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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-19

JSJA ONIAo AOA 11CL C0OO
ne. Rychle nahnula Sc do pre-
du a zaklepala kocimu ma ra
mena, ably z~astavil. Kdyz 81
tax stale, vyklonila Sc z koca
ru a oslovila Blahotu, kterj
byl zatlm doSel Ike kocaru
"Jdete k vlaku, pane uciteli
ci ted, pane porucfku?"
"Ano, k vlaku, slecno," cd.
vetil salutuje znovu.
"Nechcete 81 prisednouti +?
Jedu take k vlaku."
"Byl bych YAM vdecen, slec-
no. Nam dosti tezky kufrik a
neseni jeho prekazf mi v chit
III"
"Tedy prosim." Odsedla
ma sedadle, ably udealla misto
Blahotovi.
Kocf hned seskocil s kozli-
ku, obejmul Blahotovi kufrik a
umlstil no ma kozliku vedle Sc
be. We chvfli to bylo vsechno
hotovo a kocar dial sc opet v
pohyb. HovoTiti mohli nasi
znam1 docela pohodlne, nebot
kone bezeli klusem vzdycky
jen ash sto krokG, kdyz je koci
pobldl bicem, ale potion sli
jen krokem. Blahota Sc domy-
sill, re jsou to tazni kone re
dvora, kteri cely tyden tahaji
tezky VIZ a jez pan reditel da-
va zapfahnouti do sveho koca-
ru, kdyz chce nekam vyjeti.
Lea nacala hovor hned
Exam vlastne jedete, pane uci-
teli?"
"Do krajskeho mesta, slec-
no. Jsem zavolan ku ctyr ne
delnimu cviceni We zbrani."
este stale jeste voj1nem?
Myslela jsem, re jste z vojska
vystoupil, abyste mohl jiti k u
citelstv1."
"Ovsem to je spravne. Ale
pc vystoupenf cd pluku zdstal
jsem poruc1kem zaloze, a
kdyz mne pluk potrebuje, "a
VIOLA mne ma ctyri nedele ales-
pom kazde diva roxy"
"To je nepr1jemna a tezka
povinnost. Vidte?"
Blahota pokrcil rameny
"Jak Sc to vezme. Celkem a.
nj tolik nepT1jemna a tezka:
jake mdj Trad ucitele v Draho
budic1ch."
"Ovsem, ted kdyz name
mir. Ale coz kdyby vypukls
valka?"
Lea pronesla sva slova s pfi.
dechem starostlivosti.
"Pak by to bylo samozfej
me horsf," pTisvedcil. Gale
prodelal jsem okupaci Bosny
a Hercegoviny a nepovazuj
sve povinnosti "a test, nei
ktere jsem prevail pri skole.'
Lea pohledla ma neho tro
chu udivene, potion Sc ma chvl
Ii zadivala do krajiny opacnol
stranou kocaru. Patrne neve
della, jak pokracovati v hovorl
timto smerem. Pc chvlli O
bratila sc k Blahotovi: "Co jstt
rikal, kdyz jsem YAM postal;
kytici bllych kosatc1?"
"Rikal? Mic, slecno. Da
jsem je do vazy ma sv1j psac
st1l."
Cely slicny oblicej Lein pc
kryl Sc nachem:
"a nepremyslel jste O pf1ci
ne, proc jsem YAM ty kosatc'
poslala?"
"Premyslel, slecno," odveti
klidne. "~Premysl1m vGbec
vsem, co Sc mi v mem zivot'
naskytne."
"Tak CO jste 81 myslil, Wy mu
drci?"
"ze mi posilate kytici, /:
bych videl, re billy kosatec
ktery jsem nasel ma pansk'
-Ilouce, nenf vzacnou kvetinou
protoze rosie hojn6 take v "a
mecke zahrade. Ale mylil;
jste sc. V zamecke zahrad'
to kosatce uncle vypesto
vane, proto Sc do meho herba
!. Re nehodf, ale kosatec z pan
ske louky je prave a nevyu
melkovane dftko pf1rody."
! Lea svrastila mrzute obocl.
! estate mi tvrd1te, re sc v
vas mylfm." !.
Blahota Sc nepatrne uklonil
! "Je to, slecno, vase vina a n
mole"
) Eve vas sc myli vsichni Ora
f. hobudicti," vyhrkla zas.
"Zas je to jen jejich vlna
: nemohu ma tom mic meniti.'
, Lea sklonila hlavinku a "a
myslila Sc. Kdyz il pc chvll
zJu;hIo ToL1o. q ncitQf
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-07-19

Posledniho dine mes1ce kvet-
ma vysel Blahota rano o pull
sedme z domova. Wax OBJ
chodni drahy stavel ma zastav-
ce Drahobudic1m nejblizsf o
osme iodine a ma zastavku by
la dobra hodina cesty. Man
zele Cernych rozloucili Sc $
Blahotou velmi srdecne, pfejl-
ce mu stastneho navratu. Oba
byli presvedceni, re clovek u
birajici Sc ma vojnu, nejde
vstric zadne veci prljemne.
Cerna kdyz mu rekla sve: "Pro
vazej Panb1h," mela oci "a
mhlene, div re Sc nedala dc
place.
Blahota preset rychle name
sti, kde obchodnfci pred chvll1
byli otevreli sve kramy a okou.
NELL ted pred mimi, cekajlce.
az Sc objevi prvnf kupci.. Bla'
hota byl oden v uniformu Pc
rucika pechoty a nesl v ruce
objemny kuffik. Pres namest+
special, ably Sc vyhnul okuko.
vani, nebo dokonce zbytec'
nym dotazGm. Rychle take
prosel ulici 1st1ci do namest
a vysed z mesta, pustil Sc pt
silnici klidnym vojenskym kro
KEN, veda, re pravidelnyn
pochodem dorazi k vlaku yeas
Sci asi ctvrt hodiny, kdyi
Iho dojel kocar, v nemz byl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
Fined For Showing
Birth OF Nation"
Might Incite Hatred

DENVER. COZ. Since the ad-
vent ~ Gone With The Wind and
The overlooking box office II has
PLAYED to. various theatre managers
through the country have felt that
another revival OF Birth Of Ma
lion might meet with the same
success.
Deciding 10 try the experiment.
Robert +. Aller. Manager OF the
Jewel Theatre OF this city showed
The film in direct violation OF CITY
ordinance that prohibits the exit
bition Of any film that tends to IN
cite race hatred and racial pre-
judice l. pom his arrest, Allen was
fined $1,000 in police court. and
sentenced to serve one hundred and
twerty days in jail.
Although the theatre manager
lost his job AS result 81 his
Haunting OF the law, he appealed
the case TO higher court Here he
was permitted TO plead guilty on
one count. Although the ordinance
under which Allen was convicted
was declared constitutional. the
Judge OF the higher court suspend
ed half the fne allowed the de-
fendant sixty days in which to pay
the balance
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
Masons Will Honor
33rd Degree In May

Miss Thelma Dorsey entertained
few of her friends at a birthday
luncheon at her home in the Palmer
hall Monday evening, Feb. 20. A
delicious two course luncheon con-
sisting of potato salad, crackers,
punch, ice cream and cake was en-
joyed by the following:
Miss Florence Morton. Miss
Geneva Middleton, Miss Wanda
Fletcher, Messrs. Virgil McNeal.
Johnny Heron and Madison Cole,
Jr., nephew Of Joseph Cole, popu-
lar singer.
The birthday cake was white.
trimmed with rose buds and pink
candles.
The honoree received an assort-
ment Of lovely gifts including a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
Junior Peerless Club

Carolyn Gray. popular member
Of the younger set. was hostess 10
the Junior Peerless Art club March
at her home on Goodwin
Plans are being formulated for
an Easter Sport dance. Miss Eve
Ign Richey. prospective member.
was present The hostess and her
sister, Miss Virginia Johnson.
served a dainty repast
Members attending were Mary
Lindsay. Geraldine Marshall Mar
guerlie l.ightner. Anna Jones.
Jeanne Hill. Juanila Walker. You
letta Mason. Juanita lrr. Mari
lyn Mathis. Mamie King. Florence
Brown and Mary Jones.
Next meeting will be held at the
home OF Mrs Juanita Carrlock on
Euclid
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
Mrs. Gragg Organizes
Detroit Association
O f Junior G. | u b :

Mrs. Rosa l.. Gragg, promInsn,
matron. saw one OF her great.
ambitions filled when a sroun :,
young girls, ranging from H.
ages OF ter to seventeen, groun-s
around her on Saturday, Feb "a.
the Phyllis Wheatley home ).
form into the first Detroit ASCOT.
ton OF Junior clubs in history
Mrs. Sadie Lindsay, presiden, q,
the Detroit Association ~ W.
mems clubs. and the Young Va.
mems Peerless Art group. opsusa
the meeting with talk on ,ns
aims and ideals OF the assocla,ion
Talks were also given by M.
Gertrude Thomas ard Mrs Ro,.
Gragg.
The association consists ~ 4,
Junior clubs. NAMELY. the Junio,
Peerless Art club. the junior en-.
rent Topics Study club, The Inn.
Tor Lydians. the Twentieth rso.
fury Covatiosers, the North Ena
Conant Gardens and the Melbourns
Social club.
Officers OF the association sys.
Mary f. Lindsay, president ou.
via Watkins, vice preeidsn,.
Leona White, second vice prsu.
dent; Marguerite Lightner. record.
ing secretary: Helen Preston a..
sistant recording secretary Inns
Solomon. corresponding secretary.
JuaEita Carr. treasurer paulios
Cloud. parliamentarian: NJ kim
historian: Frances Idd,hars
pianist. The organizer and .ounder
is Mrs. Rosa Gragg club suner.
sor Mrs. Gertrude Thomas ana a..
sistant supervisor. Mrs. Sadie =
Straughn. Sponsors are Mrs M.
ella b. Hill. Mrs. G. ". Preston.
and Mrs. Ina G. Bumbray
Members attending the fru
meeting OF the association were:
Juanita Walker, Naomi Booth.
LaMarion Hill, Mary o. Croxton.
Alyce Brantley. Leatha Brantlsy.
Dorothy Donaldson. Frances I'd.
derback. Helen Preston. Olivia
Watkins, Marjorie Black, Gloria
Braxion. Janice Watkins. Doris
Gibson. Geraldine Marshall Mary
Jones, and Georgia Hanson Other
we're: Myrtle Saunders Helen
Gordy, Cozeite Rue, Pauline Cloud
Mamie King. Marlin Maths,
Juanita Carr. Anna Jones, CAROLYN
Gray. Constance Blouni. Margue.
rite Lightner, Mary Lindsay, You.
letta Mason. June Solomon. Janice
Burkett, Leona White, Gertrude
Hansen, Juaniia Green, Dorothy
Hardy and Mabel Williams.
After the business session Of the
meeting. Mrs. Thomas presented
the members with variety O,
Saunders kisses. The association
will meet monthly at the Phyllis
Wheatley home. During intervals
between meetings, the various
clubs represented in The aseocia.
Marguerite. Lighiner Is lgb r.
ton will carry on It's work.
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
=: Your Klub Klues:-:
Motor City Band

The mighty Motor City Bows
band held an installation program
at the DAWSON school. with the as
sisfance OF the following partici-
pants: Atty. Allen Bibbs. Sargent
Van Roger OF the Dawson district.
and MIR. Brown a teacher at the
school. Very interesting remarks
were made by these men.
The program consisted OF the
following numbers by the band
Abide With Me-" Fort Gay"
Overture" shout Trombone"
Tell Mother I'll Be There"
March OF the Jolly Soldiers" and
the Negro National Anthem, Lift
Every Voice and Sing"
The band was under the direc-
ton OF Oswald Parker Mr.. Park
er is we'll known as band leader
throughout Europe and the United
States. Earl whitley Is president
OF the hand; Ossie Spates. secre-
tary and A. J. Cooper. manager.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
Filmlands
Stepiin Fetcit
AT Cass Theatre
Musical Scores
OF SO After 3"
Adds To Play
Nv HERBERT A. BATES

Sunday evening Ruth Selwyn In
connection with Lee Subert pre-
scented their opening Detroit per-
Torrance Of the musical comedy,
Three After Three" directed by
Guy Bolton with lyrics by Johnny
Mercer and settings by Watson.
Barrett. The musical background
was furnished by lndiana's own
Hoagy Carmichael
Stepin Fetchit, Chesterfield" OF
the play. we'll sold himself through
his slow motion and deliberate
drawl This Negro cinema star
was first seen as poor valet
around small night club, and
after the three sisters reached
Palm Beach we see Chesterfield"
as a prosperous hotel door man. a
ship captain, and a chauffeur, each
role depending on who was his
last gambling victim OF his crook
ed dice Stepin Fetchit was clapped
back for several encores after
singing. Hoagy Carmichsels "Ev-
everything Happens TO Me-
The plot carries three beautiful
sisters OF the vaudeville stage,
through their numerous adventures
in their quest Of a rich husband.
The trio. Simone Simon. Mary
Brian and Grace Mcdonald. after
giving their final performance In
Montreal night club. decided 10
pool their meager savings and
leave for an exclusive Palm Beach
resort in search OF their wealthy
prey After an ohseryant inventory
OF the hotel register the chosen
suiiors were poverty stricken Art
Jarrent wealthier Jack Whiting
and play boy Roher Converse, AL
so adding difficulty to the sisters
endeayors was Marty May mid
die aged worldly and rich matron.
who wandered from har 10 bar IT.
COMPOST OF youth lover whom she
finds In handsome Art Jarrett. FL
nally after many disappointments.
heartaches and worries each OF the
sisters is satisfactorily happy
with the man OF her choice.
Three After Three will hold
an everlasting spot in the hearts OF
its patrons because OF its outstand-
ing. rich and colorfu settings: its
airy lyrics which carry its audi
erce through their forever jovial
moods, and for its beautiful and
stylish costuming.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
Matron Athletic Club

Mrs Helen Buford OF 3ls E. For
est avenue was hostess for the
benefit bridge luncheon of ths Ma
iron Athletic Social club. Delic-
ious chop suey was served. Prizes
were won by Sarah Robinson and
Romania Tucker.
Members present were: Mrs
Brent Ashford. louise Powell, cal
lie Allen. Minnie Lewis. Minnie
JAMESON. Mrs. Wilson, Helen ia
ford. Elegna Howard and Mrs.
Heanla.
Guests Included. Matte Byers,
Florence Fields, Ruby Richards,
Mary Fisher. Emmerell Davis,
Ethel Alexander. Geraldine Robert
son. Jerry Robinson, I,oxie I.avili-
ioat. Lenora Banks. Rose Brown.
Willie Rembert. Johnnie ONeal,
Mrs. Porter and Mira Murphy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
Executive Committee
OF Westside Council
Holds Meet March Z

The executive committee OF the
West Side Youth council OF the
NAACP met on Thursday, March
: At the home OF Charles Harris,
4i21 McGraw at Z 30 pm.
The committe formed plans
for the coming debate which will
be the first in city-wide series,
The debate will take place Thurs
day. March IL at 7:30 pm. at the
Lothrop branch library
Officers and members OF the
club are expecting large crowd
Daisy Williams ia secretary OF
the club.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16

were Mesdames Henrietta stevens
Iris Butler. and Rhoda lohrfoa.
Members present were Mesdames
Eva Williams, Rose johnson Eu-
lalie Wyatt, DeIphine Amos. Lex.
anna Mosley, Leila Hendricks. Hat
tie Ward. Emmadora S'rlnger,
Anna Lay. Edna Porter lone Har-
ris, Louise Tibbs, Ola Smith, Bea-
trice Jackson. Irere Watt, Sadie
Lindsay. Josephine May, Mary
Poole. Elizabeth Glass Eleanor
Russell. Chanie LINDSAY. sads
Siraughn. Ethel TAYLOR Eucis
West, Margaret Pattan and Hen
fietta Crawford.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
Mrs. Beatrice Jackson
Hostess To Women's
Peerless Art C | u b

The Young Womens Peerless
Art club was entertained on
Thursday. Feb. % by Mrs. Beatrice
jackson at the Frogs club.
After brief business session
in the lounge. the meeting was
turned over 10 the chairman ~ the
program committee. Mrs. Hattie
Ward. Mrs. Ward presented cur
rent events. Mrs. Leila Hendricks.
household hirts. and last. a mis-
cellaneous query by the president.
Mrs. Sadie l.. Lindsay WAS held.
Mrs. Jackson. the hostess served
dainty luncheon or tables charm
ingly decorated with carnations in
shades OF pink and pussy willows.
The combination making very
effective floral arrangement.
Guests present at this meeting
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
Altruistic Nine

The Altruistic NiEe met Tuesday
March : at the beautiful home OF
Mrs. Helen Westbrook, 313 Hague
street.
The president, Mrs. Thelma
Williams. urged all members 10
bring new ideas 10 the next meet
ing that will aid in establishing
a fund for the needy for Christmas.
After brief illness. Mrs. Alice
Garrison OF 1925 was able to be at
the meeting again.
The members enjoyed games and
a lovely repast
Mrs. Anna Commons is club re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
Wolverine Consistory

The Wolverine Corsistory aud
allied Masonic bodies. Prince Hall
afiillation are planning for an
elaborate banquet In honor OF su-
pfeme council 33rd degree masons
May 10 al Scott ME church, cor
ner Kirby and ST. Antoine.
Twenty years have elapsed
since the last session OF the SUI
preme council met in Detroit and
ranking citizens among the clergy,
civic and professional people are
expected 10 attend
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
Miller Students Present A Radio
Version OF Last Of The Mohieans'

beth Philips and Charles Smith,
ne latter being elected captain for
next years team; Elizabeth Phil
lips. secretary and Freddie Brad
les librarian.
Many Miller High students we're
thrilled with moving picture
sponsored by the United States
government. J. j. Cassidy OF the
Secret Service department, pre-
sented a film entitled Know your
money" The purpose Of the MIN
Was to acquaint pupils with the
differences between good and bad
money.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
New Film Company
To Make Pictures
With Negro Casts

A nenly Incorporated picture
producing organization headed by
Ted To-day OF Atlanta. Georgia. has
entered he Negro plcWfe held 10
produce tieht feature pictures with
an Negro casts ToddN who il an
cxrhan-e operator arrived In Holly
wood by plane from Atlanta this
week 10 compleie details ~ The
productinon and distribution. set
up
TIE company Is called Dixie
Naiiorsl pictures Inc II VIII dis
tf'hafe through iis own exchanges
nhi h operate under tho hammer Of
luxle Nafiona Films Inc Distri-
trion Offices vii BE- man'ancd in
Ncw York chicago los Angeles.
AtlAam. chaloi'e and Dallas
T,ady will be president % The
aean formed company other Of
aers are Jed Ruell vice presi-
eept Norman Stephenson secre-
Tai, treasurer JACK coyle Will be
10 re board OF directors.
Production Of the hrst OF he
w series H. already under way
Dtfa ihe purchase OF an original
Story from Walter Weems. who
afs'e ne famous Hearts In Dix
and who was the chief writer
f"r MORAN and Mack during their
SUCCESS on tho stage and in pic
fes The title OF this FIRST pro-
auction will be announced within
me next ten DAYS. Details Of the
s'of, are heing worked out now nv
producer Buel and wiiler walter
ws"n~ Actual filming o. me
piOrlte is scheduled to start early
10 March
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
The Jeh Club

The Jeh's surprised their club
member, Mrs Maribodin Robin son
Monday about 23O pm. with gifts
for her newcomer, little Carol lo-
lande.
Members hearing "ohing" and
"ahing' were Mrs Myrtle Sea-
brooks. Mrs. Nellie Morriss Benja-
min Seabrooks Jr.. Mrs Agnes
Lerris. Mrs Evelyn Golfer Mrs.
Valerie Wallace. Mrs Maxine
Roui. Mrs. Marie Reed, Mrs. MIN
ME Henderson, aud Mrs. Wilhelm
mia Waundiess.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
The Khe Dive

The khe Dive club eniertalnA
their wives and girl friends al the
Twelve Horsemens club in the
beautiful sky room.
The Dive boys presented an ap-
propriatc program featuring Nj"
Hill ms vocalist. To the delight Of
the ladies'. "Crosbys" and As
taires' loomed upon the horizon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
Notice!

BANQUET ny HIGH MASONS
The Wolverine Conslstory viii
hold n banquet on May I3. 1910. for
the Supreme council Jsrd degree
hasons. nj scott NE church, cor.
y. Kirby and ~. Antoine, ut \ pm.
Sl.W per plate.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
GOSSIP OF THE
MOVIE LOTS
By HARRY LEyETTE (ior AMP

HOLLYWOOD By Harry Lew
etts for NP)-Hello' Hello! Let
me speak to Mr. Dan Cupid Say,
cup,d. I would like to have your
repor, or the first 50 days Of leap
near M the sepla movie colony an
IN fac. any other info about the
rest Of the 1910 crop Of he happv
victims o. YOUR how and arrow
out here on the coast Mhazzat'
MOI a single proposal from hoy 70
girl from widow 20 ~idowec or
old mad % ha helor'
YEP. tsa.s 81 folks After are
ful research YOUR Movie Gossiper
has rot been able 20 frd IN the
marriage icerse reports @ord ot
mouth, masculine boasts or 'eni-
riae confessions ana ,'nele IN
sfar5e n IA snearenen' oF maril-
age hroacs ih04' BY mo ieue'e
spaces tak.as adyantase ~ ne (
ESP year Not = an n'a taif.'n (
a., f.re '-at California affords
.-a lnfmeni NJ seven I
v-me0 n eysrv man nl believe
a. o- cave hcre arc no more M
ssner.rr. women On ne ciofn
frs- --ose oast clfies and ma
'-a7'
orchard Tender. Music Tea
Real Treat
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
NOTICES.


iith BtNtlfr
ihr irrular iohri lluh Of the
'euii 81 '1lanihe VIII hWd their
Jam 'uhmh Nanonei AZ Beih"l
WI thprch. II 'uore ana red.
fr''A tridat, March .9ih ~ p. ~.
ih,t arc .ff'inc % lnrke, Din.
nor i1r ~ al,o hort program
viii 80 rendered.
h'se ladies are from illr n,e
''pfi, oi ihc ti, who work 20.
e'iher Dr ihc Interest ei Che or.
d'r. Those Nho attend viii enim
"ne % lbe mAin features uf th,.
>cason.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
Beware Coughs
from common colds
That Hang On

LrecNuIslQn rcIleYeS promptly be-
cause it goes right 70 the seat OF the
trouble 10 loosen germ laden phlegm.
Increase secretion and aid nature 20
soo'ne and heal raw. tender. infam-
Cd bronchial mucous membranes.
No matter how many medicines you
have irlec. tell your druggist 70 sell
sou bottle % Creomulsion with the
understanding that you are 20 Ike
tire Vay u quickly allays the cough
Or you are 70 have your money back.
CREOMULSION
for Coughs, Chest Colds. Bronchitis
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1940-06-14
FOR THE LADIES!
HOw's Your Oil, Girls?
By Dezbe Hilliard-Knight

Summer other things sweat And cherubs
sweat OIL oozing reentessy, ruthlessly oil!
Now gal be glamorous with like used frying
It's simple: She can't.
There oughta be natural against but there amt
fact it's Natures protecting that pigment skin
Albeit thought
much pigment certainly with less "proecton."
Oily skin is like T B." that all that you do is
minimize the effect You can't stop it. At least not for long,
When the starts shining and face starts gen
ing order to retain religious status r it truly written:
hou shalt the Name of the Lord thy God in vain
following
Battle the face in lukewarm water which the half
lemon has been added Change abruptly to cold water Instead
of foundation vanishing apply witch hazel
mixed with alcohol This has drying astrngent effect Use
makeup lightly Too much powder will cake in spots DON'T
powderrouge In fact in order to maintain the color
clever trick to USE YOUR LIPSTICK FOR ROUGE.
1t spreads evenly and looks natural Try it.
have large make oatmeal pack at least week
What oatmeal pack? Plain breakfast oatmeal placed cheese
CLOTH dipped in until has formed the outside
Squeeze the gooey Allow dry until
the skin Don't talk smile during this operation (Yes,
breahe But is liable crack CAT
Wrap cloth massage the
until the cubes melt You'll feel like frozen custard but GOOD And
your oil output will be considerably lessened
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figured crepe, Mrs. John R. Law
renee in demure blue chiffon, Miss
Timmah Lee Marshall in a two
piece frock, red and white pin
stripe skirt and white blouse, and
Mrs. Paul Shelby Curry in a candy
stripe seersucker. Several latter
parties" followed the strains of
"home, sweet home"
The newly formed Community
Council will have it's second meet
ing, Saturday, June Is, at the
Halle @. Brown Community
House. The Council is sponsored
by The St. Paul Urban League.
A small group gathered Satur-
day, June 8, at the home of Miss
Beneta A. Edwards, 244 w. Cen
trail, for a latent birthday celebra-
ton. Cribbage comprised the aft
ernoon's entertainment.
Theodore Allen, sos Carroll ave-
nue., stumbled and fell down the
steps at the Minneapolis Athletic
club, where he is employed, and
sustained a sprained wrist.
Mrs. Bernice Brown, 377 N. Far
rington avenue, has returned to the
city from Chicago.
The Credjafawn Credit Union
sponsored a reception Sunday, June
9, from five to eight p. m. in honor
of it's third anniversary. The af-
fair was held at the home of Miss
DeVaughnia Coleman, 662 Rondo
Ave-, for which the rooms were at
tractively decorated with large
vases of long stemmed orchid and
yellow irises and bridal wreath.
Mrs. James F. Simms of Mime
apolis and Mrs. Francis w. Doyle
of St. Paul presided over the pref
tily appointed table set with CEN
terpiece of garden flowers and
lighted candles. Assisting with the
guests were Misses Fannie Mae
Butler, Marcella Copeland and Mrs.
Eugene Moore. Mrs. Huron j.
Shelton, Jr., announced the pro-
gram which included several num-