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The voice of labor., 1940-08-01

too-No wonder! Glass always
tells.
Looks like that Henry Arm.
strong talk has begged down. II
was just two weeks that the boys
were broadcaSting that the grea;
Negro "phcnom would be
brough; here for the next fsiic
festival but the rialto residents
now seem a little rcticcnt when
the subject is pu; forward.
In 1914 the Boston Braves
came out OF nowhere to win the
National League bunting and the
worlds series and here. in 1910.
wouldn't it be something short of
? major catastrophe If ChicaRo's
White SoX dcrclictS emerge from
the wilderness with a pcnnant.-
Think Of it. practically every
player on The white SoX roster Is
a caS;oN Yet jabberinG Jimmy
Dykes. a hustler who tops all
busters. has his playmatcs only
seven games away a, this writ
ing.
And don't think for one mo
ment that the present position Of
tho White Sox is aukc. Far
from il. Look up the club batting
averages Of the American League
and %ou'.l find that Dykes dcrc
lic.s lead the loop.
It'll he hands across the ta-
bic" next Monday night AT
Fairgo's Jockey Club where
horse owners. trainers. jockeys.
officials. stable hands and
God bless them. newspaper
men. labOratc in their an
nual rcpast. The 10-day race
meet gets underway. YOU know,
Tuesday afternoon. August 9th
and the boys who follow the
horses claim this years field
will he the best ever.
Hope springs eternal in the
human breast and perhaps that's
why the New York Yankees
haven't relinquishcd their hopes
OF winning the A. L. flag for the
hith consecutive year. when
ASKED the other day what he
thought about the teams chances
"ow. manager Joe Mccarthy told
the newsmen. Don't count this
ball club out yet. rs true We
have been playing some pretty
crratic ball and perhaps We have
rot looked rs good as usual but
a lot can happen between now
and the last OF September"
The InGians and the Tigers are
continuing their zig-2ag race for
tho ! : posts. The BcnGals have
held the lead most OF the time in
recent weeks but even so the
b. b. chronlclerS eXpec; the
Cleveland Indians to be the
Am,-.2an Leagues 1880 World
Series representative. They ac-
rentuatc the fact that Cleveland
curving Gordon OF Bobby Fcller.
Al Milnar. Edgar Smith and
Johnny Alien will Offset the long.
ange cunning of Hank Green
berg and Rudy York Meanwhile.
The experts aren't even giving
the Boston Red Sox and the New
York Yankees a buzz.
Merrill May. the Cumberland
Colts gift TO the major leagues.
now ranks second III the Ha-
tional League batting. That's
the n!Rhtcap.
The voice of labor., 1940-08-01

Picture shows tho Shaprly
Miss Dorothy MoSinilcr holding
the VOICE OF LABOR AWARD
which She won with the title
Mis- CclancSc Union Maid" II
the Annual Local 1871 Tnicn
Picnic at Minkc's Pool and
Grounds.
An excellent day cf enjoy
mcnt and recreation was spent
" the large crowd which at.
tended the event.
Judging for the tit.c was cx.
trcmcl, close with the judges
undecided until the very end ON
the winner.
The voice of labor., 1940-08-01
VOICE
Of
LABOR
TO
Exclusive
=1l.I;fFB
SPORT SHORTS

Here's one for yuh:-Last yea.
steve Sundra and Atlcy Donald.
Yankee pitchers. won "a games
between them. This year. going
from the sublime to the ridicu.
lous. the boys have won just two
games between them. or have
thcy7
How's this for Stam:na?-
"Bucky" Walters pitched more
complete games in 1899 than any
National League chucker in the
last l6 years. He went the stipu-
lated 9inning route 81 times. In
1923 Burlcigh Grimes. he OF the
spitball turned the trick 80 times.
So Billy Conn looks forward to
meeting Joe Louis tin actual bat
tlcl in September. Gwyndalc.
fetch me the obituary column!
Al long last Bob QLcfty) Grove
appears TO be nearing the end Of
his glorious trail Hes been shell
lacked heavily in recent starts
and as mitch as the scdate Sast5
hate to admi, it. they're convinced
that Ole Man Nose" can; hold
out much longer. Volta shelter
he was Probably the create;
souths!dcr that ever gr!ppcd the
seams on a baseball.
Up North Centre street way
little LaSalle Institute. kicked
inccSSantly around on the grid.
iron these past few wears. will
soon look to Pat Conway to
bring back another Big Green
Wave. reminiscent of that ultra.
great 1890 ensemble. for it's
Just mater Of weeks before the
September training season rolls
around.
Clarence 'Kayoi Shyou:. Cum
bcrland CLASSY "Scourec Of tho
hcar?wcights, is one fighter Wh1
neither smokes nor drinks. Ard
The voice of labor., 1940-08-01
Not Out Yet"-Yanks

The Now York Yankees. in
spite Of their fourth place Amer
ican League rating. are no;
cringelingS. In fact. the gaSsy
Gothami,cs are not conccdinG
anything. as yet. Joe Mccarthy.
their iutlic.ous pilot. was qucs-
toned recently by newspaper
men ancni tho plight of his club.
"Wha, plight" said he. Don't
count us out yet. We have not
been playing the ball of which
we are capable and if a couple
Of our s,ickcrs start their old
time shclling this American
League race may take or diff
fcrcnt hue. AS j, is. its a long
time between now and the end
Of September and anything can
happen in eight weeks.
While IN a baseball frame ot
mind it's sign!!ican, to note tina.
the two major league races have
done an about-facc this year. In
previous seasons It was the Ma
t!onal League that staged those
rousing dog fights right down to
the wirc but this year it's tho
American League that's packed
tighter than sardincs while the
National is dcycloping into one
i-nn SNOW ny tii, luu>.nr iS,.,i>
Of Cincinnati.
Cabs and Gushes
Charles oRcdp Runing. one OF
the bulwarks OF the world cham
pion New York Yankees. is an
obliging hombre. During re-
cent Yankees-Detroit conflict
fan approached him and said.
Mr.. Newsome, will you please
sign this scorecard for me?"
Chortled Ruhing: Sure" and
scribbled Buck Newsome" on
the card and walked away. Serv-
ice. If nothing else. At last, it
can be told.
They say the real reason
Jack Dempsey Is parading
around the country. biting out
the buns is because he needs
money. No. Dempsey Is not
down 10 his last dime or any
thing like that. hut what salt"
he does have Is handcuficd be-
cause his assets are fr0zen.--
He has a 500. 900 annuity but
II doesn't become effective un-
I'll 1874. To top that of, he has
$4,000 invested In a Broadway
bar and each of his two daugh-
ters has $4,000 incarcerated In
a bank.
Pete De Ruzza, the New York
nifty who blotted the escutcheon
OF the Ohio Clipper. Cleo McNeal
at Community Park here a cou-
pie of weeks ago. was so sure
that he would win that he signed
for a bout elsewhere FIVE days
after the date Of his local ap-
pearance. And he won that one.
The voice of labor., 1940-08-01

Wen. maybe By tins time ncS:
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-02

tige &offe segen alle Jeinoe eripei.
ien2 Die fatboliihe Stride. Ser 81.
gater, Die 8ifd0fe Ser gdn5en @elt
nlabnen sinn getneinidaftliden Gebe.
te. SdIieBen mir ms oieiem @elt.
fren35,ig bes Gebetes an, oa, ipic, es
ideint, Ole g6lfer iid ridt in frieo.
libcr Neiie einisen fonnen.
aebren mir 5,,riid gum idouen
alten 9raitd) unierer gorfabren, slttn
genteinldaftliden &oienfransgebet IN
Ser. Samilie geriamneln mir Die
&inber, Die &leinen s,tm @ebete. 9as
8ebet Ser ltnidlulbigen brinet burdj
bic &olfen ,rno gum Sbrone @ottes.
Sd)lieben mir inns sen @tilionen So
ienfran5betern an, sic in bieienn c''hto.
nat Sftober beten: ,,&origin oes fl.
&olel1fran3es, bite fir 1ms!"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-02

@on SEN Snbuitrieaen unieres Gan.
oes miro cine Barallele sipiihen
5ranfreid ltno Sen Sorgangen in I'M.
ierm 2anbe ge5ogeu 1tno bor' einer
dbnlihen @efabr aelparnt, sic Sranf.
reid alnn 8er6erbel, gcreidte. so bat,
pie aug Colorado Springs, Colo, be-
ridtet miro, @. 6. Muflenoore aus
Cos Museles, Ser leiteube 8i3epraii.
bent Der Sot,tbern California @biion
Co., erflGrt, Imerifas StGrfe ipcrbe
ourd oie aleide @rt eeidpddt, Die
at Sranfreid)s 9eieberIaee fiibrte -
Die Gerf,.be Ser fran5oiifden Bolts.
front=8eaierl,ng ,,8eqltelnlidfeit uno
Broiperitat our6 @eieeeebune berbei.
aufiibren'. >-- ~
Mullenbore erfldrtc, sic &eeieruug
2eon 8l,lns babe stpar ,,eroBe io3ia.
le @etpinise' berbeigefiibrt, GronfreidJ
ie0o6 int cine Gage gebradt, bic es
ltnmoglid) ,i1a6te, Die .,ipi6tigen Gii.
it,tneen' au ibaffen, nit benen Iie bcm
oeutid)en @roberer bitten @inbalt ge.
bieten fonnen. 49,.
@r fiiate binslt, baB ser Seblihlag
ber ,,politiiden ,,ub anberer sSiibrec
oes amerifanii6en Solfes'', oie II.
g. ben1 Bfaoe, Sen ssranfreid ging,
fernatbalten, ubel1te bic gr0bte 8e-
fabr fir bie amerifaniibe Sreibeit''
fei.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-02
Miti,Dod, ben 2. DffObtr 1910

Menit mir I'M gebete lii1s an Wta-
ria. ilniere binmlilde M1tter iuer,-
ben itno iie I'm lire 5iiriprade all.
fleben, 10 betrahten mir ,lils als lire
Rinber ,tno Shiitlinse. Dieics finoe
Hide Gertrailen finbet in feiner nl.-
oeren Gebetstpeiie einen paiierberen
nno aarteren Mnsbri,d, als I'M @oien-
fran5gebet. Ser Goienfran3 lit bas
@ebet Der filtolihen 2iebe 1lnb Sin-
gabe. Ser Hoienfrans lit ia ei,t @erf
6er 2tebe. Die peri0nlide 2iebe, Der
81. @eiit, lit beiien l1rbeber. 5eittem
8eien 1ad lit Der Nolenfran5 ltidts
Mnoeres, ais bas Iiebepolle @ebddt-
mis- Der 2iebe bes Seilattbes ilno iei-
ner W,1tter at 1,ns Menlhen.
&oienfran5! Die GoIe lit bon al
tersber bas Symbol Ser 2iebe ltllo
Ser S60nbeit. Ser &oiel,frana lit uno
Jon nidts anberes iein als bet Danf
1lno Yreis ber 2iebe, ser aus tailfelb
1no abertallie,lb Seraeu 5tlinbe fir
Stl,nbe ,t,1a1fborlid ailm 8brone
@ottes ltno gum Sbrone Der @ottesz
n,itter aufiteigt. Maria felber ibdtt
ben Nofenfran5 als bas Gebet Der
2iebe. Die treueiten, bic beiten Ma-
rienfinoer, oie innigiten uno begei-
itertIten % Wfuftergottesberebrer iporen
anh bic 2iebhaber bes &oienfranaes.
Ssbre 2iebe ipitrbe tie ,niioe, Der Got
tesnl,ltter &oienfrdnae at ipinbei1.
@roBe @elebrte, ntdhtige 5elober=
rem 1ao eitsfobe, fdlidte Meniden
ipetteifern aintereinan6er in ibrer 2ie-
BE a,l Mearia lllb a,.rt 9foienfron5.
Gin oentiitieer Seiliger Der Stride
@ottes Der einfahe 2aienbr,toer bes
Seiuitenoroens, als ai,b groBe &ir-
denlebrer tpetteiferte,l trob ibrer @e-
Iebrfa,nfeit, n1iteinnnoer in ibrer 2ie-
be siii Waria ,lrlo ailnn Noienfra1a.
@eraoe bas, mas ftol3e Mei1iden,
mas ltngInlibe lr1o ssSsrrgIaube benz
GoIeitfran5e 5unl goriultrf 1rtadelt
5eigt 10 redt, bob er 6as @ebet Der
2iebe lit. Man 1obnt ,tnb ipottet biel-
fad iiber oas laneipeiliee ginerlei bes..
Nofenfranaes, iiber 6as geiitloie Stanr
1neln ,lttb etpige 8ieoerbolen berieI-
ben Borte. Dieie Spotter betragen
-iih Die ,tnge5ogene 8uben, Die einen
Greflben berlahen, neil ct cine ibnel
1tnbefau1te Sprahe ipridt. Mdrel1
fie bon beiiereu1 2ibte erlendtet, 10.
ipiiBten iie. baB Sic 2iebe, Elm Ser5,
bas liebt, MIR Elm @orf Bat, ,lllo baB
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-02

&dbrettb in 2onoon limo an6ert
Stdbten gnelanos sablreibe air6en
uno fatboliide MuItalten bur1 8on-
be1liiberfalle 5erltort ipllroen, iparen
2onbons 5ipei eroBe fotbolii6e 8a.
tbebrale1 nod Bis 5,tm 13. September
berI6ont gebIiebcn.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-02
Sum Moie1lfrait,. aRoltat

|es 1tidJt WieoerboIung lit tpenn sic
Qiebe INNER Dasfelbe @ort fpriht.
SSa, 6ie @ieoerboIi,ng lit aud on nno
fir iib ipe6er geiitlos nod InnaipeiIig.
g8as inaht j. 8. bic Shonbeit eines
|griinei1 Mngers aiis? Die nillionen-
fade 8ieoerbol,lng 6esielben @rdg-
Ieins! llnb MIN fete tauieub 1tno aber-
taliieno gleide gliirnen binein. Miro
oa6nrd) bie Bieie 1lidt iboner2 SIT
6os Sirnmelsgen0lbe init ieinen Mp-
riaben bon Sterne,1 11iht nnbesreif-
|lih ihd1? Matlt,l ion benn ba ein
Gran5. Ser aus ben e6eliten Goielt
|gefbbtell lit, ,1idt fdo,. iein, iparun,
|niht bas @era bes 8etenben sltr 2iebe
|erbeben ,lno Ser Sinmelsfouiein ge=
fallen f0nnen? 8abrbaftig, Sic Mut=
ter Ianaipeilt es ,tidt, ipenn bas aino
|auf ibrem 5boBe ilttmer ipieber Ben
iiiBen Wlttternanen itanlmelt. go fol=
len mir audi ribt ,niibe tperbetL i'm
&oienfrans elm .@eariiBt feiit OIL
Maria", 11ad Dem an6ern bon 2iebe
ltn6 Mnoa6t 5,t fpreben. 9ie binm=
liide Mutter miro ebenio tpenig bapon
Eern1iibet als Ser oreimolise @ott bon
oem ei1bIoien ,,Seilig, Seilie, Seilie"
Der gberubint nno 5erapbint.
Ser l1rfpr,ing bes Moieufranafeites,
6ag mir ieoes Sabr inn Dftober fei-
ern, 1T ebrtpiiroig ,,nb benfniirbig
aileleid. &c NOR int Sabre 1911, ais
.Snltan Selim Der 3ipeite, ser Gobn
|bes furhtbaren Soliman, nit eineln
&riegsbeere altsaog ,lltb
feine geringere abiibt bate, als bie
|driitfihe &elieion bon Der Groe au
bertilgen. gs TAM am Z. Sftober
(oen1 belifigens Seite bes III. Goien<
fran5es) atpiiben inn 1,nb bent Seerc
Don Sllan's bon 9eiterreib au eineln
|entideiae,,oen Seetreffen bel 2epanto,
lin Der Ndbe bes forilttbiihen Nieer-
buiens. Inter Mnrltfllng Ser @int=
inelsf0uigilt erfodt bas briitlide Seer
eilten bonfta,,oiaen Sieg iiber bie
Siirfet. Die giirfelt batten aitf $50
'groBen lu1o ,llt5abligen fleinern Sbif-
fen 100000 Mann 1tno galten ais
llnbeiiegbar. =
8ieIer gldn5enbe ,,nb ipunoerbare
Sieg ipltroe am na1nliden Gage er-
rnngen, an tueldent bas Goienfrar5z
feit gefeiert tpur6e 1tnb Sic Mitglie=
Der aller 8ruoerfbafteu beg 81. Go-
ienfran5es 0ffentlide Bro5eiiioner ab-
5bielte,t Inn bnr6 Die Jiirbitte Der al-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-10-02

lerieligIten Sntefran Die groBen 9e.
ora,taniiie bonieite1 Ser Tiirfenbeere
bon ben Gbriiten ab5ntpenoen. Mit
Mebt tparo 6aber elm 10 nnerD6rtcr
|Sieg ols cine @irfnng Der ,1d9tigel,
5iirbitte Der neutrality-suspicious. be-
trabtet, peshaIb audi Der FL. Haplt
Biits Der Gii,tfte Elm eigenes Geit Ser
8anfbarfeit li1tcr Dem Nnneit uMa-
ria bonn Sieae" a,lf bieien Gag am
oronete. 8apIt @regor Ser Dreisebntc
beitdtigte bas Selt I'M Sabre 1878
ltno befabl es iollte i,1 3,lfunit in
aIen &irder ,ino &apellen am eriten
5onntage i'm Sftober gefeiert iperoen.
Bapf SEQ Der Dreiaebnte bat bieles
Set au einen1 Geite eriten STANCES er.
boben ,,no subem fir Sen ga,,aen 500
nat Sftober cine ipe5iele feierlide
&oieilfranaanbaht algeoronet.
Ser &oIenfran5 ,par, ieitoem er in
bieIer Sorn1 beitebt, 10 redt 6as 2ieb=
Ingsgebet aller gliten GbriIten 1,no
from,nen Seelen. gr lit ein ,1nteri6ei=
benes Merfmal SET fatbolii6en gbri.
iten getporoelt.
Der &olenfran3 lit in ser Sat bas
pafienoite @ebet, a,,d beionoers tpdb-
reno Ser III. Meiie. Sin6 es bod bie>
lelben @ebeimniiie, bie I'M 8oienfran5
betradtet INTO int bl. MeBopfer err
:ne,,ert tperben: Die Menihnerblu1g
bes Sobnes @ott int S6oBe oer rein-
lten sSsi,ngfrau lit ber @al,ptinbalt bes
freii6enrei6en, bas blutige Spfer oes
8elterloiers am &re,tae ber &aupti,,>
baH oes ibmeraenreiben ,,no bie iiea<
reide gerfldrllng Seil1 nno Marid
Der Sa,tptinbalt bes alorreiden So
ienfranaes. sn Ser Sat, mo- oas III.
Mebopfer eefeiert ipire,lpo ser, ser
I'M SimmeI tbront, inter oen be,nii=
tigen @eitalten bes 8rotes ,lno 8ei=
mes aeeentpartig lit, ba lit Na5aretb
Eilnb 8etWebe,n, ba' lit Der &aluarien-
berg ul1o bas gIorreibe Grab Gbrijti
90 lit Der &imnteI auf grben. 9as
&oieltfrallagebet init ieineu bielfaden
8etradt1ngen paBt III altsge5ei6neter
8eiie altr fl. Mefie. ~s
9ie be,ltige @elt, sic Stride Got
tes, bie gan5e gbriiteubeit befiu6et
iid bellte in elmer iblimmern Gage,
als im Sabre 1871. gti6t ein Seino,
cine Melt bon Seinben beoranet 6ie
MenIbbeit ,lno &elieion ,tno 3ibi=
liiation fino in @efabr. Sol(te bas
@ebet, bas Goienfrau3gebet, 6as oa-
mails bel 2epanto a,,m Siege bet
bolfert, nidt alth belte iid ais mG6=
Moose Pass miner., 1940-02-24

FOR TRADE burner oil in good condition. Large small kitchen table. Table must stand square with the world. M.P Miner. gasoline powered Coleman lantern. Supposed to be nearly
 2 RAYO lamps need wicks.
 other lamps. Price bits per each. M.P. P.Miner.
Moose Pass miner., 1940-02-24

Lyman Graves vi sited in Anchorage during the Fur Rendezvous. He returned Thursday night.
 George James of the Ssw-I ard Alaska Shop sailed on the ss Alaska for the StateI to purchase a modern soda fountain for The Alaska Shop.
 Sam Est has gone to Kodiak, having secured a good job at Woman's Bay.
 George Nelson of Cooper'| Landing returned Friday from Kodiak where he spent several weeks "c ount ing" brown bears for Uncle Sam.
 While in Seward last week Frank Hie1o called on Fred Woedemann at Seward General hospital. He says Mir. Woedemann is getting better rapidly.
 MT. and Mrs. Tom Jones of Mile 46, attended the Fur Rendezvous at AnchorageI and returned to Moose Pass Thursday.
 Warren Beck is in chargeI at Kenai Lodge during the absence of George James.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ray Stafforl mu shed to Grant Lake twic e ,| rec ent 1y. They reported that the snow crust was frozen so hard that the go-t ing was good and that Grant l Lake was in ideal condit i on|
 for skating.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ant oine
Moose Pass miner., 1940-02-24

Mir. and Mrs. Ant oine Velanis and children drove to Seward to spend Sunday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
Jolly Strollers Club

A delightful get-togcther party
was given by the jolly Strollers
club 40. >. Sunday night, April T.
at the home OF the chairman OF the
social committee. Mrs. Rosa MUIR
ply. o25 sherman street.
The table was artistically dec
Grated with flowers. the gift Of two
OF the members, Mrs. NJ Coleman
ard Mrs. NJ. Smith. Refreshments
OF all kinds were served.
An ENJOYABLE program was rem
dered. 1t was arranged by Mrs.
Murphy. assisted by Mrs Entie
Peoples. Music was furnished by
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Bullitt.
Among the guests we're: Mr..
and Mrs. Haywood CAN'T. Mr.. and
Mrs. Morton and Mr.. Washington
OF Jackson: Mrs. Lucy Brown.
Yrsilanti: Mrs. NJ. White. Mre.
Alice Yancey. f. Hammond, Mrs
W. c. Robinson and Ray Tanner
Walter Bates. the efficient presi-
dent OF the club, was also present
accompanied by Mrs. Bates, who
had been ILL.,
Mrs. Eutle Peoples was reported
III at her home at 1883 Maple
street
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
Tennis Cub Holds Spring Jam Session Midst Snou Fluries
MORTIFIED H0MEI: Of
MIR. AND MRS: HUNTER
SCENE OF GAY AFFAIR

A lucky night for those out seek
ing fun wac Saturday, April Is
when the Motor City Tennis club
held its Spring Jam session In the
coy recreation room OF the Clar-
euce Hunters. 1919 Mortified.
Soft lights and plenty OF good mu-
sic made an ideal setting. Lovely
Lillian and her debonair husband
were charming host and hostess
Bar was attended by Emerson
Craig assisted by Mr.. Hunter. Lena
Walden took charge OF the food or
ders: and FAYE Kersey officiated at
the door.
Jitteibugging honors went 10
Mildred Burch, Norman Mons and
friends who made party all OF
their own.
The jolly session which opened
about midnight accompanied by an
abundance OF snow. was attended
by the following racquet wielders
and their guests: Maceo and Evelyn
Williams. Bernard Sylyers. Ruben
Ray. John and Ella Johnson. MIR.
and Mrs Victor Howard. Lloyd ~.
Howard. Atty Ernest NJ. Mitchell,
Geraldine Brooks. Miss McCanis.
Fannie Dozier. Mr.. ard Mrs. Wilt
ans, Grady Jackson. Gurlie Four
MGR. Charles Fisher and company;
Harron and Josephine Lockhardt
John and Alta Oatic. Harold VALID
en-. Mr.. and Mrs. Jr Iiomly Chuck
Randall. Ellis Fisher. Herman
Simms, Ossip Matchiam. Aurdey
Pri~tlv. MIR. Brunette and Mrs. ~
Ruth Bareyh. winner OF the lucky
ticket
The Motor City Tennis club In
vitcs friends TO join It ir it's pext
social activity which will be an
nounccd later The club always ex-
tends welcome 10 new members.
Resular meetings are held each
Wednesday al 3 pm in the Cen
tral community center.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20

Hello readers, here am back
I'm n dash with a flash, On sun
day. April z, Miss Charline Rainey
was again the ideal hostess TO
many OF her friends at a lovely
liner shower. which later develop
ed into gay party at her home
on owen avenue. The affair was
given In honor OF Mrs. Suggs. the
former Annie Pearl Rivers. Every
one enjoyed themselves immensely.
Some PLAYED bridge. and other
games while some found their way
TO the recreation room and danced
to the rhythm OF many popular
tunes. Ar elaborate menu was
served in buffet style. including
many delicious beverages. The
guests were: MIR. and Mrs. James
Davis. John Carlyle. Ernest Suggs,
Hazelle Quaker. William Lee.
Clinton Williams. Make Belle
Sampson. Thes. Wilson. Alberta
Lighifoot. Joseph Harris, Murdie
Raincy, Leroy Benton. Eta Slau-
ghter. Louis Campbell. Dorothy
Quaker. Nathaniel wicks. Ger
trude Browning. Waymon Rivers.
Estcc Holcomb. Anthony Quaker,
Zclma Lightfoot. Claude Spivey.
Tulu Crook. Clyde Billups. Ross
Hiel. Doris Redmond. Alonzo An
derson. Sallie Rainey Jesse Light
foot. Janice Henton. Margie Rain
ey. and Theodore Salters.
And right now. | want 10 thank
Mr.. and Mrs. walter Turner. and
MIR. and Mrs Claywell Turner for
showing me such lovely trip TO
Springfield ard Cincinnati. Ohio.
fLASH.!
Norma Gaiiskill and Fred Cody
are now engaged They will sign
on the dotted line in June.
Martha Lockhart IL wearing a
big diamond ring on her engage
ment finger from Roy Adams.
Jones Foster and Carrie Davis
have announced their wedding date
May II.
Grace Tankard will model some
~ her wardrobe for the MACE
fashion show al the YWCA
The Alpha Eta Chapter OF Sigma
Gamma Rho are having Wimpy
Party on April %. at Mckenzie
Union ut Waync University.
Better start hcmming yonI
dresses for tho Riddle Dance al
the Franklin settlement on April
&c given ny the Phyllis Wheaileys
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
charming MEMBERS OF
SAPPHIRE CLUB HOLDS
ITS FELLOWSHIP TEA

The SAPPHIRE club entertained at
delightful fellowship tea Sunday
afternoon at o'clock AT the Lucy
Thurman YWCA.
Mrs. Vivian Booth. chairman OF
the program committee. was mis-
tre~ OF ceremonies. Mrs. Lucy
Foster Gulliford gave a dramatic
reading and Miss Musetta Ander-
sor. soprano. sang Song OF Love
and THE Open Secret by Wood
man. The vocalist was accompa-
MED nj tho piano by her sister.
Helen Anderson. Miss Bernadine
Miller led the period OF poppy
group singing.
Among others attending were:
Gwendolyn Thompson, Elizabeth
Jackson. Thclma Parks. NJ. Ade-
naide Taylor. Irene Taylor. Alta
Otis Mrs. Johnson. Mrs jackson,
and many others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
Five w Social Club
Gives Fifth Annual
Tea At Keith Home

The lovely home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Keith. 6i07 Bcechwood street,
afforded suitable social atmos-
phere for the fifth annual musical
tea given by the Five w Social
and Charity club Sunday, March
81. from 4 till 6 p. m.
A spicy program, presided over
by Mrs. Ophelia Smith. was pre-
scented by the following; Mrs. A. V.
McCutchcon, solo. accompanied by
Mrs Nixon: Mrs. r. Fields. road
ing; Clarence Seldcn. cornet selec-
ton; Mr.. Hudson, reading: talk
by Dr.. A. S. Morgan. district man.
ager Of American Woodmen; piano
selection, little Bette Thompson.
The president, Mrs. NJ. Macarthur.
introduced Mesdames Todd. NJ.
league. Pigford and l.. NJ. Wilson,
each Of whom made brief talks.
Tea. dainty cookies. candies and
nuts were served from very
prcttily lace covered table. center
ed with large pottcd plant.
Some Of the guests present were
members Of the New Idea club,
who were introduced by their presi-
dent. Mrs +. Reed: Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. Freeman, Mr.. and Mrs. Reed,
Mr. and Mrs. Harris. Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Pigford, Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ
Macarthur. Mesdames McCutcheon
Todd, league. Smith, Ellen Taylor
l.. IIarvin. Wmberly. Fields. Mr.
and Mrs. j. Keith. Mcssrs. Webb
and Hudson and others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
YWCA Prepares For
A Membership Drive

In preparation for its annual
spring membership campaign the
Lucy Thurman Branch Of the De
troit Y.W.C.A. has appointed Mrs.
Burrell Carter. of st. Cyprians
Episcopal Church, Mrs. o. V.
Smith Of st. Stephens Methodist
Church and Mrs. Kathleen Swan
son Of Shiloh Baptist Church to
head the three Branch divisions in
the campaign which will be launch
ed on Wednesday, April "a with a
membership Dime Each Of these
leaders will have niany workers
under her soliciting memberships
both new and renewals. Every
one interested is invited to join
tho iWCA