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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-26
Shrinkage Problem Is
Discussed In Article
By Sunshine Laundr,

With fingers itching to whip up
a little cotton frock for these
warm days, it's high time we
learned the long and short of fab
ric shrinkage.
For a clearer understanding OF
the shrinkage problem, it is wise
TO review briefly a common pro-
cedure in the making of cotton
goods.
Cotton fabrics are under tension
OR stretched-during the entire
process of spinning, weaving,
bleaching, dyeing or printing,
Such fabrics are ever dried with
out being allowed to contract nor
mally.
When immersed in water, the
natural elasticity of cotton flbers
causes them to contract to their
original size before the stretching
referred to above.
Here is an example of how this
works. The warp, or length, Of
one piece of cotton goods tested by
the American Institute of Laun'
dering, shrank II inches per yare
when soaked in ice water for 81
minutes. 1t shrank, only 81 inch
es per yard when kept in boiling
water for the same time.
The filling, or width. shrinkage
CT or was the same in both ice
and boiling temperatures of water
However, another piece of cot
ton material tested under exactly
the same conditions, shrank g.
inches per yard in the W
4 Qength) at a water temperature
of 80 degrees and 40 inches pc
yard in boiling water.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-26
Four White Men, Negro
Injured In Race Riot

SANTA MONICA, Calf, Aug. Is
-R-Four white men and a negro
were injured today in a race rlo1
at a pier riding device.
Before police quelled the distur'
bance there were sporadic fights
throughout the Ocean Park amuse'
ment area. Police said about 81
negroes and the same number Of
white persons participated in the
riot, which followed name-calllns
and taunts.
The injured, all suffering from
knife wounds, were taken to a hos
.pital.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-26
SAY YOU READ
IT ON THE
BUSINESS &
INDUSTRY PAGE
Tire Company
Urges Public To Use
Only Fiirst-Line Tires

urben the battle for more bust
directly affects public safety,
1es' +;me to speak frankly the
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-26
Congress To Be Asked
To OUTLAW Poll Tax
Bans On u. S. Voting

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-R-
Congress will be asked tomorrow
the goth anniversary of the women
suffrage amendment, to outlaw pol
tax restrictions on voting in fed
eral elections.
The request is made in a declar'
alton, signed by 100 southern wom-
en-. which is to be presented to
congress by Mrs. William T. Gayle,
Jr., of Atlanta, and other former
leaders of the suffrage movement.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-08-26

help make sure that both are safe
from fire at all times.
"And it costs so little to get this
protection. There's no down pay
ment and you have as long as
three years to pay" z
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
=: Your Klub Klues ::
Crusaders Club

The Crusaders club OF Plymou,h
Congregational church Is nlann,..
to give the people OF DetroI, ne
unique opportunity to analyze win
some OF the best minds In tho c,,.
the question OF whether or NOT Pr
sident Roosevelt should have
third term. This educational "a.
ture OF the Crusaders club will :.
presented in the form OF A deh.,s
March 81. The subject will :.
worded thus: Resolved. that Rooss
welt should not be given a thIrs
term in the white house. This ,s
very burning question rieh, ~o~
for all American citizens. Peonl.
arc saying that II he runs thsrs
will be a dictator trend. Others ss'.
that II he doesn't run, the govern.
ment will be thrown into chaos ana
We will be pulled into another war
Others are saying that millions az.
starving to death and unemnlov.
mert will be without a chamn,o,
and that the whole program o, 90
cial legislation will be jeopardizes
II he does not run. On the slst .,
March the Crusaders would Ike "a
present such outstanding citizen,
as Senator Digs, Attorney B;ed.
soc, Mahoney. Craigen. Roxboroush
and others in a symposium or de-.
bate on this question.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Miss Arie Lee Given
Surprise Party

Mss Arie Lee was given a sur
prise birthday party Tuesday. Feb.
~ q the beautiful residence OF
Mrs Annie Mae benson. 2029
Crocker.
The house was darkened upon
the arrival OF Miss Lee as she
alighicd from car about 10
O'Clock. Lights were turned on and
she heard voices singing Happy
Birthday to You" Miss Lee was so
startled that she stood mute. when
She had regained her presence OF
mind the hororee joined the guests
IN dancing and playing cards.
The menu served consisted OF
chicken salad with all the trim
mings. cake. and delicious grape
punch.
Guests attending the party were
Sidney Horton. Carrie Todd, Laura
Chapman. Mary Wilmington. Doris
Ford, Cleo Rawls. William Thrash
or. Sam Carpenter. Levern Wright
Miss Georgia Bluford. Mr.. anC
Mrs. James Jackson and Mr.. ant
Mrs. James Elder.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Western Think RS
Enterta in Couple

The western Thinkers club met
al the home of the president. Mrs. A.
L. Coins. Thursday, Feb. Is. at $3.50
D. m. At this time a Towel shower
was given Mr.. ard Mrs. Rogers.
honor guests, who we're recently
married. AS this was social night.
the club entertained the follow
ing visitors: Mr.. Scurry, Mrs. owen,
Mrs. Buchanan. Mr.. and Mrs. RAN
dolph, Mr.. Ewing. Miss Baker. Mrs.
Carson. Mr.. Browder, Miss Wind
and Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers.
The diring room was decorated
with red hearts and cut flowers.
For table decoration, huge we'd
ding cake. with a tiny bride and
groom a top was encircled by roset-
ties OF hearts.
The couple was led on scaven-
gar hunt for their gifts, which was
lot OF fun for all.
An elaborate program was plan
ned aud conducted by Miss Mable
Wind. Mrs. owens sang. II Love
You Truly" The hostess served a
delicious buffet supper, ard later.
the bride served her wedding cake.
The next club meeting was held
with Mrs. Pearl Griggs. Mrs.
bers are urged to be present Mrs.
A. l.. Coins, president; Mrs. Valeria
Jeffries, club scribe.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Speedy 8 Girls Meet
With Miss Fitzpatrick

The Sorosis group held its meet
ing Tuesday, Feb. 20 in the beau
tiful home OF the Gulleys, $50
Chandler avenue with Mrs. Euge-
MIA Wade as hostess. Adopting the
method Of serving before the opcn-
ing OF the meeting Is a stimulus for
the members to respond early In
order that the hostess may enjoy
the program.
The Valentine decoration Of the
tables was pleasing TO see as was
also the tempting menu to the ap-
petite. Reports from the various
committees we're read and adopted
A years membership OF three dol
lars with the Detroit Negro Opera
board was voted.
Owing TO the absence OF the par
Elephants on the program. the spe-
cial Function committee gave out
questionaires in which every mem
Der took part Mrs. Alma McMahan
won the prize.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Dorothy MaynorWins
Town Hall Award By
A Unanimous v ote

NEW YORK lamp Dorothy
Maynor, talented young soprano,
last week became the third winner
OF the Town Hall Endowment Sc
ries Award by unanimous vote OF
the Town Hall committee. The
award Is made each year to the ar
fist under 80 years OF age whom the
New York music critics and the
committee consider TO have given
the outstanding performance Of the
year at Town Hall.
Miss Maynor, unknown until her
discovery by Serge Koussevitsky,
leader OF the Boston Symphony Or
chestra, under the new honor, will
be granted an appearance in recital
on the Town Hall Endowment Sc
ries rext season. She Is also ap-
pearing on the series this year, re-
placing Gorges, Enesco, Rumanian
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
All Flint Awaits Dramatic Production
Rev. Rhonenee Holds Quarterly In
Flint Area; Rev. Blake Still Ill


Our second quarterly meeting
and conference was held a, Quinn
Chapel AME church, January IS
%. The pastor, Or. Matthew r.
Rhonenee ofhciated because OF the
illness OF the presiding elder. Or.
David A. Blake.
The pastor preached very pro-
found sermon az The morning SCR
vices. using for his text III YOU
love me keep my commandments
The quarterly meeting urlon SER
vices were held al pm. with the
following ministers. their ehoifs
and members present: Or J A..
Dean. OF Saginaw. nr w. f. Rice.
OF Lansing. Dr. ". l. spears o.
Pontiac. pr. L. L. Lawrence Rev
Fuse aud Rev Powers Or spears
was the principal speaker e. The
hour, who. preached powerful
sermon using Cor bis heme TO
whom shall We 20 Music vas fur
nished BY the seLior cher 81 Sasi-
raw. Gospel chorus o. Lansing and
the Senior aad Junior cho.rs OF
Pontiac. Mich.
Or. ". r. Rhoaenee. Senior ttolr
and members worshippei az vernon
Chapel AME church at the e'caiag
services. After the services 'heii
second quarterly conference ses-
sion was opened with devotional
led BY DR.. Rhonenee Who pfes.ucl
Every repor, showed prosress lr-
der the splendid leadership ~ 'aslr
pastor, DR.. Lawrence.
Monday evening ID Rhoneres
held bis second Quawey soritf-
ence. which was Well attended
The reports 81 tie d.f;trea; aux
iliaries OF the oalrea FOR the Q4ar-
ter were as follows
Trustees. s5ifsi, stewards
S5l5.15. Stewardess s-29i sen.
Tor choir Si5.oS. Youth cAo.s si7oo
Junior choir. SO % Gos3o elarGs.
104.94; Usher BOARD S-3 0e ls--
erette board. S2llo Young We
mems Guild. sll05: QUINN CHAPEL
Settlers. $4,000 Deaconess Bard
5000; Missionary Soeiy Sf1oe
Sunday School. S46-s Trustee
Helpers. $1,000, AMI A. G. f. Lel-
que. 81 50
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Quinn Chapel AME

Youth day VAS observed A.
Quinn Chapel AME church Sendav
February IS. The pastor. Or NJ r
Rhoneuee preached profound SER
mon at the morning services on
Lost opportunity"
The coming Of Miss Eta Notn
under the auspices o. the Senior
choir OF Qulnr chapei ANE church
was grand success Mss Eua
Moten, attired 10 gray ara rd
kept nearly 500 people spell bogod
while she sang sprifuals and o'ter
numbers written bv The race, Na b
praise was given Miss Noten b
both races for her sp.en4a ;a'en
Mrs. NJ shivers IS AZ home con-
valesclng after beng eoraee4 10
the ST. Joseph hospital.
Dr.. J. ". Morehead evangelist
and preacher os Bel.a're oso mi
conduct TWO weeks ilfe sl1-
vices beginning yarea ~ q, Qsrn
Chapel AME church. II Plt Isl
invited.
The Jshera'a toarf giving
baby contest U.a u e-e
March Wa r.-ua program
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
SONG
of the
WEEK
Darn That Dream

Darn that dream dream each
night
You say you love me and you hold
me tight:
But when l awake you're out OF
sight.
oh, darn that dream,
Darn your lips, and darn your eyes,
That lift me high above the moon
lit skies:
Then ! tumble out OF p adise.
oh, darn that dream.
Darn that one track mind OF mine
1t won't understand that you don't
care;
Just 10 change the mood I'm In.
Id welcome nice old nightmare.
Darn that dream. and bless II too,
without that dream | never would
have you,
But IL haunts me and ii wort come
true
oh, darn that dream,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02

The Macedonia Progressive club
met AZ the home OF Mrs. s. Robin
SON on st. Aubin street, last Monday
night Due to the absence OF the
president, /. c. Carter. w. Richard
acted as chairman.
The club discussed the "Ameri-
can Negro" which was opened by
n. Thompson at the rext meeting.
II was held at the home OF b.
Smith. e9sS Waterloo on Monday.
Feb. &c.
The members OF the club regret
the illness OF the following and
wish for them a speedy recovery
l. Ambrose. A. Richards, +. Ash
burn. l.. Thompson, and Mrs. A.
Durham. who is in the ST. Au-
bin General hospital.
Della Cough Is club reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Florence Ames
Temple

The Florence Ames Temple un-
der the direction OF It's progressive
daughter ruler Mrs. Lucille Hubert
presented "A United States Tea"
Feb. % at the YWCA
The Temple enjoyed an instruc-
tive program at the last meeting
concentrating the life OF Fred
erick Douglass. The program was
presented by Mrs. Helen CAN'T,
Douglass
chairman OF the education commit
tee.
The following appeared on pro-
gram: Miss BESSIE smith. Mrs.
Maud Williams. Lawrence +. Hayes.
Porter Outten. p. ]. Bryant. L. Nc
Kissick, Era Earl Barrett and
Maceo Collier.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Bill 'Bogangles' Robinson Opens
At Cass In Broadway's Hot Mikado'

Making Detroit one OF its stops
on coast-to-coast junket. Michael
Todd will bring his musical comedy
hit Hot Mikado," starring Bill
Robinson and with the original cast
OF $50. TO the Cass Theatre for a
weeks engagement beginning Sun
day night. March 8. matinees We'd
nesday and Saturday.
Hot Mikado" comes direct from
playing over 500 performances on
Broadway and at the New York
Worlds Fair where II was seen by
more thar 100000 persons. At the
Fair II was presented in an abrIdg-
Jed version, but for the road Direc-
tor Hassard Short has returned 1t
to its original full length.
Staked to the proportions OF q
musical spectacle the Gilbert And
Sullivan classic has been set TO
modern tempos by Charles L. Cooke
and has been given the benefit OF
elaborate costuming and designing
by Nat Karson.
The cast includes Rose Brown,
hailed in New York as tn first
Hot Katisha" In Gilbert and Sui
livan history, Freddie Robinson
Maurice Ellis. Alice Harris. ]. A.
Lillard. Maurice Cooper and many
other headliners. The supporting
corps OF dancers. singers, and a
large group OF prize winning Har-
lem Jitterbugs presented on tour
for the first time.
For Bill Robinson Hot Mikado'
marks \ Arst appearance In a
Broadway musical comedy in ten
years or late he has been busy
with Hollywood assignments which
saw him teamed with Shirley TEN.
pie.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
South End Gets
Police Attention
BY A. TURNIPsEED

A series OF recent raids have
been responsible for the fact that
the police department patrols the
area bounded by Saginaw. yelling
ton, Fifteenth and Fay streets. The
police are giving special attention
TO illegal establishments. such as
houses OF prostitution and gamb-
ling.
Big employers have come 10
know that great majority OF the
residents, particularly on Michigan
and ST. John streets, are not par.
Elephants in the much OF the de.
grading life that has marked this
area.
Recently Sears and Roebuck hir-
ed Lonrie Moore OF Michigan ave.
nue., who has proved capable OF do.
ing excellent work.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
The Del

The Del-Sprites met Monday, Feb.
u, at the home OF Miss Victoria Me-
Call. 1850 Parker avenue, where
they were entertained at a Valen-
tine party by members OF the Delta
Sigma Theta sorority
AS favors, the girls received
heart-shaped boxes OF candy, bear
ing the Delta insignia.
Officers and members OF the club
are: Carol Carney. president; Mary
Ann Clemens, vice president: Luz
ellie billiard, recording secretary:
Elizabeth Patton, corresponding
secretary; and Conchita Porter.
treasurer; and Bette Bland, Lena
Crimson. Louise Cabule. Elaine
Cary, Geraldine Cleage, Leontine
Cole. Mildred Coleman, Bertha
Cook. Betty Dotson. Veralee Fish
er. Doris Graham, Frances Har-
herd, Odell Harper. Dorothy Hicks.
Gladys House. LaVerne Johnson,
jeanette Jones, Mary Jane Leigh.
Agnes Moore. Edna Patton, Anithia
Rosemond. Arleen Ross, De Marris
Solomon. Dorothy Stevenson. Doris
Tibbs, Jean Waundless. Margaret
Wells, Geraldine Woodson ard
Dawn Watson.
Miss Eleanor Boykln Is advisor OF
the club. The object of the club is
to learn more about the purpose
and ideals of the Delta Sigma Theta
sorority. The girls distributed VAL
entines to the children in the Chill
dren's hospital on Valentine Day.
The DelSprites acted as ushers
at the Delta's annual Jabberwock.
which was given at the Detroit In
stitute Of Arts on March. |.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Rev. A. C.. Williams
Speaks At NAACP
Membership riv e

The Rev A. C. Williams OF Met
ropoli,an church, Detroit. was
guest speaker at the Flint branch
NAACP membership drive meeting
Feb. % at Canaan Baptist church.
Or. williams spoke on the sub
jet. Religion and Racism" Cir
cult Judge Clifford Bishop was al
SO present f. c. Robinson was
chairman OF the program. Dr.
Leach and Attorney Van Dyne were
IL charge Of the finance and mem
bership. Mrs. Rosa kinp and Mrs.
Lucy Wheeler rendered vocal solos.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Altruistic Nine

The young matrors OF the Altru-
istic Nine club met at the home OF
Mrs. Marion Mitchell recently, TO
make final plans TO ra party which
will be given March .. at 252
Farnsworth. Proceeds will 20 to-
ward the making OF clothes for the
needy. The public is invited.
Mrs. Elizabeth Norman gave an
entertaining and interesting talk
or the subject OF "Child Care"
The club members are glad OF the
return OF Mrs. Sadie Keith. who has
enjoyed a 2-month vacation In
Florida. All are wishing speedy
recovery to loyal member, Mrs.
Alice Garrison.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
New Ideal Civic Club

The New Idea Civic ard Social
club held its yearly installation q,
officers Wednesday, Feb. IA a, tina
home OF the president. Mrs r !,
Reid. 5000 Milford. The members
were installed by Mrs. Addie Young
the mother and founder of the club
Mrs. c. w. White of Begole stree,
was added as a new member OF ths
club. The club is composed OF 9s
women. whose aim Is TO help 9TH
ers. The slogan of the club is Bet
ter Homes and Better Women"
The newly installed officers are
Mrs. n. l.. Reid, president Mrs.
Bessie Zampty. vice president; Mrs
Fannye Bray, secretary: Mrs Ruth
Blackburn Irwin. corresponding
secretary. and Mrs. Julia Crit.
treasurer.
The members of the New Idea
Civic and Social club turned out
en- masse. Wednesday. Feb. n. for
thelr fortnigntly meeting which
was held at the home Of Mrs. Ruth
b. Irwin. 1888 Gallagher street.
The speaker OF the afternoon
was Mrs. Crockrew. daughter Of
Mrs. jeanette Welker. who spoke
on the subject, "The History OF
the Negro in Music" The president.
Mrs. Emma Reid brought 10 the
club. current events in the achieve
ments OF Negroes.
In honor OF washington's birth
day. the hostess served a menu
which was done in patriotic colcrs.
Mrs. Louise Terry was accepted IN
to the club as a new member. Mrs.
CLANCY Matthews was guest.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Busy Bee Club

The Busy Bee club is still max
Ing progress under the leadership
OF It's president. Mrs. Mitchell.
The club gave an elaborate chick
en- dinner Saturday. Feb. "a at the
home Of Mrs. George Johnson. 1912
Michigan avenue. The club met
Monday Feb. rs Al the home OF
Mrs. Williams, 1929 Easy street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02

The Unique Bridge club met
recently at 1916 Everett street.
Otis Jones was host. All members
we're present. The following won
prizes:
Mrs. Elnora Clemens. first; Miss
jennie NJ. Payne, second: Mrs.
Florence Turner. BOBBY. Monthly
award were won by Clarence NAL
ley. Mrs. Rosa Thomas and Mrs
Elnora Clemens.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Begin
For DR.. Cilbert's
Religious Drama
City Organizations
Rally To Support
Passion, Triumph

Flint churches. organizations,
professional and civic leaders OF
both races are anticipating with
cacerness the arrival Of Or. Ralph
Mark Gilbert who will begin re-
hearsal for the production OF the
play. The Passion and Triumph. F."
The drama shows Christ. the
Messiah OF an oppressed people,
bounded and prosecuted. as he lead
his people from degradation 10 the
promise ~ better life. The cast
is expected 20 number $50 men.
women aud children.
The ST Louis Argus writes, The
Passion and Triumph is MASTER
piece. Al the Nashon High school
on Wednesday and Thursday nights
81. Louis attendant lovers OF Di-
vine beauty in the dramatic art
witnessed the best production OF
is kind in the oiiy's history
The Rev II. II. Coleman speak
inr at The Golden Leaf Baptist
church said. Il have known DR..
Mark Gilbert for a number OF
wears. ! knew his father and II Flint
tails 10 turn out and support his
production which is acclaimed as
one Of the hest Of its kind in the
country. will be sorely disappolnt-
al. hope 10 he here myself The
REV. 4. c. williams. speaking at
the NAACP and the Rev. Mr.. Ballou
81 The Me'ropoliiar Baptist church
gave hearty approvals 10 the abil-
ity Of his artist.
NAACP Pledges Cooperation
Along with Flirts leading and
progressive churches, choirs. or
eanizatons and leaders, the Flint
branch OF the NAACP unanimously
endorsed The production and pledg-
al their support. The local COM
miice will be organized upon the
arrival Of Dr. Gilbert and this COM
miiiee Will have full charge OF the
affair as the sponsors.
4 temporary Office has beer es-
iablshed at 1907 Industrial avenue.
Dr. J. d. Wilson is temporary Sec
yetary Dr J. L. Leach, chairman
of publicity. reports that he has re-
ceived $500 in donations to finance
the production.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Silhouettes

The Silhouettes Girls club spor-
sored gala party Saturday night,
Feb. IL at the home OF Miss Lille
Kelly. 1888 st. Aubin street. This
was the clubs first party OF the
year. The Silhouettes. formerly
known as the Town Toppers have
turned their fourth year as sue
cessful group, under the leader
ship OF Miss Mildred Blackwell.
The members believe II will con-
tinue to be successful under the
leadership OF the new president,
Miss Ozie Barlow.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
RECREATION
COUNCIL NEWS.
scouting

Troops 40. IS and No IS are
progressing splentitly The men,
bershlp o; both is growing stead
lis. Troop No. IS is promoting a
carnival in an effort 10 assist the
boys taat are registered wiki uni
forms. We hope TO have several
bows III uniforms BY MAY OF this
wear We hope the people Of the
community viii assist these young
sfeys bv purchasing tickets.
Basketball
The representative girls team de-
teated Dawson the play-0f
championship FRIDAY night. with a
score os 1915. The representative
boy team won It's game 10 league
competition las; Wednesday and
Nit begin rs flay-on Champion
sap soon
Excelsior Dramatic Players
The Excelsior Dramatic PLAYERS
wish - thank The public Tor rs
hearty cooperation 10 car produc-
ton stand " ana Live We fur-
ias- w.sh 20 express our apprecia-
ZION 20 MIS- Hall who 5 the IL
s'tlc,or % the NYA sewing class
az the clifford street center for
makinr some ~ our costumes Miss
Nat.e Natitf, " hs YWrA and
81, Negro Forum for allowing us
zee rsc ~ 'at.r imt The organs
ration IS naNirg plans iny lnother
o-is,anG.ac production 'cis spTing
Junior >port>man's Club
.Nl members ci 'hs Jgnior
SPORTSMAN Cub are requested 70
meet 40 ne Clifford street center
Friday. March az pm lmapr-
fa1' meeting
Negro History Study Club
Tho Negro History study lab
asTi "a Interesting meeting at rae
inert street center SUNDAY att
rrooc and Nrs Oa.ll BroaaWs,
sste very interesting talk on the
i.fe @! Mrs Mars Mcleod Beihano.
social News
The Fiic.s cluA is having Cues,
Day on hex Senaay al which time I
ctea meuher 81 ne club ia per-
nltlea ~ bring ieer fsend- The /
si.ls plan 70 entertain them with
yrs pily Program and refresh
menis E'hel Ptoafway IS presi-
cent ard lle.la Allen IS tho pro-
gram cha.fmar and ihev are look
ia- Onward % grand time
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02

Because OF the benevolence OF
Harlow II. Curtis, president OF the
Buick Motor company, the Elks
Lodge will secure uniforms for their
marching club. The uniforms will
be club serge, military style with
white flannel trousers. II will al
so include Jack Pershing Military
style cap, Sam Brown belt, and
white shoes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-02
Unitarian Art And
Study Club

The Unitarian Art and Study
club met at the home OF Mrs. Bald
win, 253 +. Palmer street, on Feb.
%. After the business session. a
social hour was enjoyed. Mrs. M.
Scott OF 244 Palmer was guest.
Mrs. Willamina Brown OF ga
Medbury will be hostess March 8
at the first pot luck supper for the
new year.
Mrs. Mozell Coins. president:
Mrs. NJ. V. Russell, secretary. Mrs.
Baldwin. reporter.