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Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-06-14

FOR SALE-slOO A WEEK CLEAR, running
theater circuit business; ? Holmes
talkie machines complete; truck and new
power plant; everything So 500 cash: would
take in a car. MELVIN BROWN, Melrose,
Montana.
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LEAD Tie Classified Aavsrtbsmeats
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-06-14

WESTERN MoNTANA'S FINEST MITE club;
refrigeration. air-conditioning. Five acres.
established for years. same proprietor Ad-
dress ROBERT COPPEDGE, Wl20l Third Ave,
Kal!speu Montana.
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY

CIRCULATING LIBRARY: Shall Start
One?" Write for free Bulletin. WESTERN
LIBRARY SERVICE. 7o3 Market. San Fran-
cisco. Calf
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DOGS FOR SALE

TWO female Pomeranian pups. months old.
Thoroughbreds. S25. 90 each. MAX HUETH.
Fort Peck. Montana. Box pa
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FARMS WANTED

FARMS WANTED-With the completion Of
Fort Peck dam. hundreds OF farmers will be
obliged 10 move from their Missouri bottom
lands and will be looking for new locations.
II you want to sell your land. advertise 1t
q the GLASGOW-FORT PECK COURIER, Box
2Is GLASGOW, Montana. Rates one cent per
Eord per insertion. Stamps accepted
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FOR Confectionery and cafe. fountain
newsstand. located in county seat. popula-
ton ! 500: irrigated valley. A good business
in a good town. KAPS, Townsend, Montana.
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LIVE On BEAUTIFUL PUGET SOUND. Mod
ern restaurant $500. Ideal for man and
wife: best location, profit paying business.
Tacoma has big payroll. HUSK CAFE. 1911
Pacific Avenue. Tacoma, Wash.
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small town, R. r. payroll, irrigated farm
inE district Fresh stock, good building and
equipment. also IS acres, irrigated. with Eood
house, electricity near town. Sell cheap. Re-
firing account Of health. PEARL E. BURNS.
Belfry. Montana.
Glacier County chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1931-1940, 1940-06-14

TO CLOSE ESTATE, MEAT MARKET, latest
equipment: in Montana county seat town;
will sell building and business complete, or
lease building and sell fixtures. Write ELSIE
HUGHES. 43s Broadway. Missoula. Montana.
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Georgetown
Convent Alumnae
Annual Meetin6

Plans for the Georgetown Convent
Alumnae's annual meeting have
been arranged, and the invitations
already have been sent out. The
program begins with the commence
ment exercises. Wednesday, June s,
at 4 O'Clock at the convent, and the
annual banquet at 8 o'clock that
evening at the Sulgrave Club.
Thursday, June 6, the annual
meeting of the Alumnae Association
will be held at the convent at II
o'clock, followed by a luncheon to
which the members will be guests
OF the Sisters of the Visitation.
There will be special reunions of
classes for the last so years, begin
ing 1890 and every five years to
1885, and it will be the 25th ami
versary OF the class of 1915.
The alumnae retreat will begin
at z o'clock Thursday, June 6, and
will be given by the Rev. Martin
c. Darcy, S. j., formerly head of
Campion Hall, Oxford University.
now head of the department of
philosophy, graduate school, Ford
ham University.
Mrs. John Page Caspar of Han
cock, Md, entertained at an apple
blossom luncheon Tuesday for the
members of the Georgetown Con-
vent Alumnae Association Execu-
tive Committee and members living
in Maryland. Among those invited
were Mrs. Joseph Letter, former
president; Miss Eleanor Connolly,
Mrs. j. Edgar Murdock, Mrs. Louis
Arthur, Miss Borredell Cover. Miss
Christabel Hill, Mrs. John Beatty
jr.; Mrs. Frederick Stohlman, the
Misses Margaret and Rose Shea.
Miss Ellen Keane. Mrs. Philip Ro-
man of Cumberland, Md; Miss
Madeline Schriver of Union Mills,
Md; Mrs. Charles Conley of Fred
erick, Md, and Mrs. John Bower, jr..
OF Hagerstown, Md.
After lunching at the hilltop home
OF Mrs. Caspar. with it's panoramic
view OF the mountains. the guests
were driven through miles of apple
orchards In various stages of bios
soming.
Evening star., 1940-05-19
Antiques
TOBe Shown
For Benefit
St. Barnabas
Church at Iceland
Will Be Aided

An exhibit of antique silver, Jew
elry, china and other historic treas
ures will be held at Woodlawn, the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Zant-
zinger on the Largo road in nearby
Maryland Sunday, May 26. On the
same date Mr.. and Mrs. w. Beall
Bowie will give silver tea at their
home, Mount Lubentia. Both events
will be for the benefit of historic
st. Barnabas Church at Iceland.
Sponsors of the show expect to
exhibit an important collection of
silver. Two outstanding items are
an epergne, consisting of 16 parts,
which belonged originally to the
Carter family, and also the original
communion service of the church,
made in London in 17l8 and in
scribed, ''St. Barnabas Church of
Merreland."
The china collection includes a
noteworthy Lowestoft platter, be-
longing originally to the Murray
family, which was saved from a
cargo shipwrecked on its way to
Maryland in Colonial days.
George Washington
Relic on Exhibition.
A number of historical objects will
also be on exhibition. The most in
teresting Is mahogany lap desk
which George Washington presented
to his friend, Lord Fairfax.
Hostesses for the show will be
Mrs. Brice Clagett, Miss Alice Rob-
erts, Mrs. Otho Beall, Mrs. Charles
Berry, Mrs. James Berry, Mrs. Har-
old Knapp, Mrs. James Kempton,
Mrs. Julian Hall and Mrs. Chase
Kirtley.
For the silver tea Mr.. and Mrs.
Bowie are opening to the public
Mount Lubentia, one of the historic
houses of Southern Maryland, noted
for its fine stairway and interior
woodwork. About the house is a
charming old-fashioned garden.
which will be at the height Of its
spring bloom.
Hostesses for the silver tea will
be Mrs. Charles Collins, Miss Mary
H. Marbury, Miss Karoline Klager,
Miss Rosalie Bowie, Miss Juliet
Bowie, Mrs. Reverdy Sasscer, Miss
Helen Sasscer, Mrs. Edmund
Shrewsbury and Miss Lucille Kur-
verS.
Evening star., 1940-05-19

MRS. JOHN B. BEACH,
The chairman OF the Washington Chapter of the National
Cathedral School Aunae Association ,ooing
the garden party hich w be held Wednesday
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Alanson B. Houghton The affair
for the benefit of the associations scholarship fund.-
Evening star., 1940-05-19
Gen. and Mrs. Drum
Are Entertained
At Staunton

STAUNTON, Va, May 1S.-Maj.
Gen. Hugh A. Drum, U. S. A., and
Mrs. Drum came from Washington
and were in Staunton several days
this week. They were entertained
Thursday afternoon by Col. and
Mrs. L. w. H. Peyton at their home.
Steephill. The other guests included
the members of the Board of Trus-
tees and officials of Staunton Mill
tary Academy, as well as Mai. Gen,
Kilbourne of Lexington, Va, and
Brig. Gen. Perry L. Miles Of Staun-
ton, who reviewed the corps of cadets
at the academy before the party.
Mr.. John B. Cochran has returned
to Washington after a visit with his
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Peyton Cochran, at Stuart
House, their home here.
Mrs. Walter McGowen is visiting
her parents, Judge and Mrs. Joseph
A. Glasgow. Mrs. McGowen for
merly was Miss Eleanor Glasgow
and her marriage to Mr.. McGowen
took place recently in Arizona. She
is being extensively entertained and
among the parties for her was that
OF Mrs. Heroine L. Opie and her
daughter, Miss Mary Opie, who were
hostesses at Oakenwold, their home
here. Mrs. McGowen also was
feted by Mrs. Carter Lee at luncheon
Saturday, May II.
A round Of parties have been Civ
en- in honor of Mrs. Charles A..
Purress, who recently returned from
Hollywood. Mrs. William Ewing
and Mrs. Charles S. Hunter, jr., were
joint hostesses at luncheon Tuesday
at Stonewall jackson Tavern for
Mrs. Burress and her guests, Mrs.
Charles Anderson Withers and Mrs.
Philip st. George Cook of Rich
mond. Other guests were Mrs. A..
Caperton Braxton, Mrs. Lawrence
w. H. Peyton, Mrs. Paul Hays, Mrs.
A. Erskine Miller. Mrs. Floridus
Crosby, Mrs. Duncan Curry and Miss
Elizabeth Perry. Mrs. Wayt B.
Timberlake entertained the same
guests at Ridgewood for an informal
tea Wednesday.
Evening star., 1940-05-19
Entertained
At Takona
Garden Party
Farewell Is Given
For w. V. Kinnard
And Mrs. Kinnard

Honoring Mr.. and Mrs. William
Walden Kinnard, who shortly will
leave to make their home in Con-
necticut, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Jacobs, Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon T.
Boulter and Mr.. and Mrs. E. G.
Vannoy were hosts at an attractively
arranged garden party last evening
at the Vannoy home on Philadelphia
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kinnard and their
son, Billy, who have been living in
Takoma Park for the past 18 months
will leave about June l for a visit
in Tennessee and Florida before
going to Connecticut, where Mr..
Kinnard has been transferred. Mrs.
Kinnard's mother, Mrs. M. C. Grat-
tage, will leave today for her home
in Providence, r. l., after spending
several months here.
Another interesting party of the
week end was given Friday after
AloOAA NY NAlos oOliIl ~. 1OSD, WIlcI1
she entertained at luncheon and
bridge in honor of Mrs. Holton r..
Price, jr., who Is spending two
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert C..
Murphy in Kensington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert w. Volker
have been entertaining DR.. A. H.
Holt, head of the civil engineering
department of Worcester Polytechnic
Institute, in Worcester, Mass, who
arrived Wednesday to attend the
Scientific Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Allanson were
hosts at bridge last evening.
Mr.. Harry E. Dodge and his son,
Mr.. Harry P. Dodge, have returned
from Today trip to Louisville and
French Lick Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Coffin,
residents of this community for the
past 20 years, will soon make their
home in Nashville, Tenn. Mr.. Coffin
already has left for his new post
and Mrs. Coffin will join him next
month.
Evening star., 1940-05-19

at her home on Alaska avenue, cele-
brating the 5th birthday anniversary
Of her son, Sidney Ronald Furman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dreisen are
now at home at 1903 Sixteenth street
after trip to Canada.
Mrs. Otto E. Woerner
Entertaining Guest.
Mrs. Otto E. Woerner of 1000 Con-
necticut avenue has as her guest
her sister-in-law. Mrs. Victor J.
Woerner of jackson, Tenn.
Mrs. Isaac Goldenberg and her
son, Mr.. Alan Goldenberg, have re-
turned to the Broadmoor after a
visit to Mr.. Goldenberg's fiancee,
Miss Jean Morgan, in Toledo, Ohio,
and her mother, Mrs. Morgan.
Mrs. Benjamin K Leon is in New
York visiting her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. James E.
Greenberg, and their two daughters.
Mrs. Lehman Goldman of Atlantic
City is visiting her uncle, Mr.. Isaac
Heidenheimer, and her uncle, Mr..
Edwin Held.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Goldberg and
the latter's mother. Mrs. Emma San
cier of the Broadmoor, are spending
a week in New York, their former
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Blum, for
merly Of Chevy Chase, are now occu-
pying their new apartment in Full
ton Courts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slavin
Living In Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Slavin, for
merly of San Francisco. are now
making their home in Washington.
Mrs. Michael G. Pressler of New
York, formerly of Washington, Is
visiting her daughter, Miss Johanna
Pressler of No. Riggs Court, Twen-
ty street and Massachusetts, avenue.
Mrs. Joseph Solomon and Mrs.
Frances Hagerdon have returned
from motor trip to Williamsburg,
Va.
Mrs. Melvin Myers and Mrs. Louis
Bergart entertained a group of 80
women for luncheon and NAH -jong
at the Wishing Well.
Evening star., 1940-05-19
House Pages to Hold
Annual FroIic Tonight

Pages of the House will hold their
annual dinner and frolic at 7 pm
today at the Mayflower Hotel, with
Representative Shannon, Democrat,
of Missouri as their host.
Two of their immediate bosses"
in the House will head the program,
with John McCabe acting as master
of ceremonies and Paul r. Ashbrook
giving a talk.
Otherwise, the boys will provide
their own amusement, with prayer,
musical selections, skits, limitations
and a political speech to be pre-
sented by the pages.
Evening star., 1940-05-19

eSAASAAe Va SAA"AAeSs AAAS odStAoAACSAS .
were Mrs. Harold Strasser and Miss
Alice West.
Mrs. Betty B. Luchs and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert M. Luchs and son, Martin
Luchs, are now occupying their new
home at 1881 Alton place.
Mrs. Joseph Meyer
Is Visiting Here.
Mrs. Joseph Meyer of Wheeling,
w. Va, is visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Young,
and family.
Mrs. Harry Isaacs of New York
is the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edgar Baum:
Mrs Jose Hirsh, Mrs. Hugo Dals-
heimer, Mrs. Stanford Rothschild of
Baltimore and Mrs. Samuel Rosen-
stock of Frederick, Md, will be
among the out-of town guests who
will attend the sisterhood luncheon
at the Shoreham tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Pack are
back at the Broadmoor after a visit
in Atlantic City. where they at
tended the wedding Of their nephew
Mr.. Nelson Greller, formerly of
Washington. to Miss Helene Morris
daughter of Mrs. William Morris
of Atlantic City, on Tuesday at the
Shelbourne.
The Misses Bernice and Sylvia
Grossman, daughters of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Grossman, will enter
tain at cocktail party this after
noon from 3 to 6 o'clock at their
new apartment, 4007 Connecticut
avenue.
Mrs. Ralph Goldsmith is in Mem
phis visiting her brother law and
sister, DR.. and Mrs. Newton Stern
and will be joined by Mr.. Goldsmith
Together they will visit their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr and Mrs Her.
man Leo Neugass, the latter formerly
Miss Nancy Goldsmith, in New
Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Haas have
sent out invitations for a reception
tonight at Maryland Club Gardens
in honor of the bar mitzvah OF
their son, Stanley Haas, which took
place yesterday morning at the
Eighth Street Temple.
Miss Edna Dreyfuss has joined
her sister, Mrs. Rebecca Kaufman
in Atlantic City for 10 days stay.
Mrs. Joseph Garner of Harrisburg
Pa, is the guest of Mrs. Lester Pol
lock and will attend the sisterhood
luncheon at the Shoreham tomorrow
Mrs. Bertha Loeb is in Hartford
Conn. the guest of her brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Newfield.
Mrs. Joseph Bendheim, jr., and
Miss Shirley Pearlman were host
esses at tea shower yesterday aft
ernoon at the home of Miss Pearl
man in honor of Miss Jean Louise
Goldsmith, whose engagement to
Mr.. Maurice Uilman has been an
nounced.
Mrs. Edward c. Furman enter
tanned at a lawn party Thursday
Evening star., 1940-05-19
Miss Susan Comfort
Is Visiting Here

Miss Susan w. Comfort, daughter
of retiring President William w.
Comfort of Haverford College, Ha-
verford, Pa, is visiting Miss Pauline
Frederick at 1741 Rhode Island
avenue.
Miss Comfort is corresponding Sec
retary of the Women's University
Club of Philadelphia. She is active
in Main Line Society and has done
much work with the Friends Service
Committee. Her brother is in charge
OF Friends service refugee work In
Rome.
Evening star., 1940-05-19
Moonlight Cruise

Several hundred members of the
Interior Department Recreation As
sociation will take a moonlight
cruise on the S. S. Potomac Tuesday
at 8:45 pm. The boat will leave the
dock at Seventh street and Maine
avenue S.W.
Evening star., 1940-05-19
OF Personal Note Here
Miss Helen Lehman Is Guest
At Shower at WOodmont Club

Miss Helen Mebman the Of
given at the Woodmont Country Club Friday.
Samuel Pocker Miss Wberg Mrs Maurice
D. Rosenberg jr
Mrs Sidney Lansburgh Mrs S. Westhemer Baltimore Mrs
Blanche Singer and Mrs Samuel Joseph
Meyer of Wheeling W. Va
luncheon of the Service Guild
Tuesday The luncheon followed the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-11

us The answer next week
50 glad 10 see jHani'a Gilion ny
ard aieAnd Town again.
Glr,t
me best way ~ show Your ap-
psof.afloE III 'he honor ~ hcinc
gyfst 10 dnsorcs HON" in
nak" an tiogt g. bc "A cracioas and
,ocperaise guest Dressing care
fglN for tii~ occasion 4. snbile
niplimsr' 10 Nour hostess Az
Use on f.nle bon. sii hae X with
an alr ~ Nc'l here I am Enter
iAa ine' Contribute your share
rs iie nn
Show enthusiasm about any
game YOUR hostess sUegcsis Rpt
fon 10 10 me lie Of tine par
fy AID monopohze the floor. ~
ROT ~ WIN an ono person OK
cg-Ncit Al evening 81 pleasant
anl gfra, with an Try 10 enjoy
aa'efer rsfre hmenis are served.
whether or rot you may ike 1t.
Doh>
society nebs Of tie Franklin
S 'l'mtn sponsored q Nav Hop
which vas ine Gucsis in gay
lauehicr werc Hooker Flnd.!. lncz
DAYS Robert JOn NArv Buck.
Ines Ossman Jesse lieh;fooi .lohr
ffooks Betty Miller Jesse Per-
SON Rose Mary Carson. Helen
Narl Dorothy RICE Tommy
, Moore James Ire John TOTES
/ NlNe "a mer Eddie Evans. Arthur
Harfis. O'Nea Cl"wney. Genera
( Ncndiiie. David DAVIS. Fannie
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Harris. James Sims. Robert Lewis
Edwin Davis. Kenneth Winfrey
Mildred Hughes. Iucy Thomas
Lois Nelson. Wherefore johnson
Gladys Barber, William Jones. Ar
thur Jcnkins Zelma Tightfoot
Mozele Thomas. Caral Alexander
Tony Nuarkor. Bernard Harris
Claude SpiNcv. Morris TAYLOR
Marie Rarnete Alex Childs, Van
Tin and karhyrr Brannon.
u. :. Ji,e
Mrs Ihelma niCkorsOn Of 3f1S
Clinton. won first prize for p hair
style designed by Mrs Maudstne
Young AZ a S;yle Show 1T Macedon
ia church Mrs Young also captur-
"a first prize IN a Lounging robe
she made
Many OF the Younger Set tipped
iho heh' fantastic al the Nacire-
mas ball az the Grayslone Ball
room with sweet music by Leroy
Smith and his orchestra. 10 mention
q lew ont ol couple of hundred
were Horton Thompson. Daniel
Thomas Dickerson Dorothy Quar-
ker. Robert Winston. Almeda Lev
efs and Geneva Rearne.
send your news 10 Yours Truly
1905 Jos Campau An reNoir read
crs you'll see me AZ Tuxedo June.
tom catching The "Drcam Train
Tor "San Francisco 'cuze Ever,
Now and then rcf Weary Blues
over The Nightmare YEP. In
"Checkne Out until next time
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-11
Musicale Given
By Students OF
Enlow School
Talented Sisters
Instructors At
Center OF Art
BY ROBBIE HART

THrRSDAY and Friday evening
May and , the Enlow School
OF Music and Dramatic art spon-
sored an opeYetia and musicale at
the school which was repeated
Tuesday evening. May at Sacred
Heart Church.
The operetta. Mother Goose's
Spring Festival" by Elizabeth En-
low was witnessed by numerous
parents ana friends of several COM
munities throughout Detroit; ard
the principals and teachers OF the
Mayhee and Alser schools. The
costumes we're designed and made
hy Miss Elizabeth Enlow. author
OF the operotta. and the flowers
and other decorations made by the
students under her supervision.
The school which has been oper-
ating for several years IS own
"a and conducted by the talented
Enlow sisters. All graduates CT
tho Detroit Conservatory OF Music.
Elizabeth is instructor Of piano
Graycc. violin: Helen. cello and
Ruth Enlow- singleton. dramatic
arts
The Sisters conduct a music APP
probation group known as the Bee
thoven Happy Hour gioup. which
is composed Of large num-
bcr of Riddles. both white and col
ored. ranging from the ages OF 3
TO Is The school has become a
certcr for music lovers among
the old and young means -
which tho poor as we'll as tho
wealthy can pursue the work they
love. and a medium through which
intorracial goodwill will surely
come.
A few Of the pupils pariicipat-
ing with instruments or through
song on dance were: Eileen Car
tor. Max Jarvis. Fannie KIM
borough. Elizabeth Henry I.or-
eta Jarvis. Dolphus Thomas. Dor.
ris Carter John Horton. Bessie
Paige Doris Leon. Carroll Blakely,
Alfredo Thomas. Margaret Smith.
Sara Smith. Albert leon--r Lorci-
IA Gardner. Aaron Broiska Bar
bara Carswell. Martha l.yles. Mil
drcd chcfan Molly and clara
Goddard, Esther knprince. Vivian
Thomas. Sammy Freeman. Valer-
ia Cox. Virginia Enlow, and Ber'
tha Sunshine.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-11

So sorry | wasn't with you last
week. nevertheless. Will include
last weeks news YOU missed.
PHYLLIS wheatleys were the
charming hostess 10 Riddles
Dance at the Franklin Settle
ment. on April IS The girls wore
short dresses and carried dolls,
bovs wore sweaters and ate lolly
pops The dance was indeed a sue
cess. seen tipping the light fan
tar tic were: Johnny Jenkins. 6 H.
Evans. Geneva Htsrnes, Eta
Slaughter. Annie Mae Griffin. Rob
ert Lewis Frazer Floydia kinc.
Elizabeth McAirine. Henry Jen-
kins Robert TAYLOR. William Davis
David Davis. Dozell wilkins Mrs
Fssie Martin. Earl Redmond,
Laura I.evers, Bertha Jackson,
Eloise Pickett. Jesse Lirhttooi.
Estelle Jones. Alonzo Anderson.
LEROY BENTON. Bernlce Young. Al
vim GilNard kaiharyn Brannon.
waymon Rivers. sails Harp Eve
lvu Coleman, Al.dN fNdho' NN'4-
phus Starks. Dorothy Burton. Er-
meet Parker. and loads 81 others.
Getting DID,
Charming MISS Geneva Hearnc
OF 2aiS McDougall Avenue was
the very lovely hostess At hfin-
dap party given in her honoe by
her parents MI and Mrs General
Hearne. The hostess was the re-
cipien, OF many lovely gift \ de-
Ucious menu Was served the guests
Having fun until The wee honis Of
the morning were Andrew Siarks
Eloise Pickett winston "Siorev
Brooks .Zelma Lighf'ooi. Willie
Heard. Nennetla Woods. Jesse
Lightfoo,. Pauline Howe. General
McCullerr. Nuriel Ciowder. Alonzo
Anderson Edna Patton. Georse
Young Mildred Mills Perry COL
noun. Juanfa Young Cecil Sims.
Alberta iIchffoof Warren NounS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-11
Western Thinkers


The Western thinkers club met
Al the home OF Mrs. Powell. Fri
day. April 26 at a Social meeting
The club was entertained by the
United Social club OF which MIR
Briler Is president. Many splen'
did quartet numbers were part oil
the interesting program.
Guests were Mrs. Billie Stewart
Mrs Mae Johnson. Mrs Betty Ben
nett. James Jones. Mr. Rrider. Mrs
Mary Moore Paul Morris. Scurr,
Leo Law. wilder. Mr.. Marsh an
J. T. Griggs.
Next meeting will be nj the hom
OF Mrs Rivers All members ar
urged 10 he present.
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Four Of Us

on Friday evening Maxine F.
Broyles entertained THE Four OF
rs" at her home on Alcer. Since
the membership has increased the
girls will change their name. The
club roster, includes. Jennis
Sweet. president; Ruth Watkins,
treasurer: Maxine f. Broyles. sec
rotary: Jessie harrington. Bertha
Henderson. Hanola Johnson and
stella Dudley. At midnight, the
hostess served a very delightful
repaast Of fried chicken. with all
the trimmings ard necessary con-
coctions 70 top off the evening.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-11
North Enders Attend Riddles ObereHa
NOSIN' AROUND


Anderson, Dorothy Brown. Charlie
Dew and Adolphus Starks
on sunday. April II Matthew
Rucker and his Spirits OF Sw!nS
again furnished music for all
dance lovers. ENJOYING a wonder.
ful world were Rosie Mae Fov'
Marguerite Rucker. Ruth Rucker,
10 Weldon. Billy Tipson. Gladys
Grays. Hazelle Quarkcr, Earl Red
mond Almeda Isyens Marie I'D
wards. Robert Taylor. Marie Light
foot. Ionic Anderson. Herman
Fitzpatrick Willis Rcdd, G. l..
Evans VIM Jones. Thelma Groom.
Lucille Bsinee Jerry Mac. Robert
Nelson, Robert Flowers. Dolly
Brown. Niles simpson Woodrow
Wright. Ogle Williams Norma Pat
ierson. Bill Gentry kiisabsif NJ
Alpine. Howard Goolshy Ccoyse
Macklin. Ruth Clever Alberta
Liehifoot. Gravce Thomas f-ri
scott. James Smith. y W W'srr
Junior Turner. Ida Warrer F3r.
tones and Elizahe,h W'iNar's
Round The clock
The entire Younger -. fN'~
their deepest symps'e.sS " s.
,harnirg Wayne Goes Mss
Jessie Carter and fan y 81 'rs.r
recent Bereavement
Concentrations arc 81 store t't
George Young who ADDED aaefntr
year ro his cslcnda
what four West 5 dofs iooN ae
appciiics OF TWO East Siors ~ n
gay party could e have been
Zelma anu tlol~'a
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the IAN car ;Naf Nennetia Woods
Was SO anxious 30 see
lncille Rainrs seeWs 'n AZ n
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win Miller
What q whom w. re- Us
YOU'RE gonna icel somsfhn- thl'
YOU never 'eif before Diarh
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