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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23
Daughters Of America
VIII Motor 10 Seattle

Many Tacoma members of the
Daughters OF America will motor
to Seattle on Friday evening TO
attend a meeting of the Seattle
council, celebrating the birthday
OF the organization. Mrs. Harry
Summerkamp Of Portland, state
councillor. will be honor guest.
Tscomans planning to attend are
Messrs. and Mesdames J. f. Car
ter. William Porter. A. o. Upright,
II. F. Fraser. Wesley Fraser, John
Bernheartsen and Mrs. r. Fred
rickson.
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dunn high school, will sing God
Bless America" as the opening
number and later in the program
she will sing three of her original
popular compositions. entitled My
Blue Star" Sea Breezes, and
the Sweetheart Tree" accom-
panied by the orchestra.
Mayor Harry Cain will represent
the city OF Tacoma. Professor
Melvin Koehler. College of Puget
Sound, and chairman OF National
Art week. will give an account OF
the part Tacoma has played in this
national event. Mr. Howard r.
Goold, superintendent of Tacoma
public schools. will explain the
work OF the schools in relation TO
the teaching and the promotion OF
art in the schools. and Augustine
Hauglsnd, Tacoma artist and in
structor, who is directing the sc-
Invites of the Art Students guild,
will represent the art students.
After the ball, which will close at
midnight, the dining room at the
Model grill, has been reserved
for a midnight supper for the
artists. art students and their
friends and others who may wish
TO Join them. Tickets for the ball
NAV ne secured nj Fraser's or the
Model grill.
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Mrs. Buck Enferfsins
Al Thanksgiving Dinner

Mrs. Ella Buck entertained at
her home Thursday evening with
q dinner and evening Of old fash
toned games.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Par
ker Buck and their four sons, Mr..
and Mrs. Ronald Buck and their
three children: Miss Minerva Price.
Mesdames June Blainey, Mary
Coombs, Nellie Mann and Elwood
Roe.
Corn, cotton, sugar cane and
guords. which Mrs. Buck gathered
this fall when visiting her two
sons. Howard and Taft, In Hatters-
burg, Miss. were used ~ decora-
tons on the tables from which
dinner was served
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23

The evening art class at Lin
coin high school, conducted by
Augustine Hsughland. started the
ball rolling and since then other
art groups in this city. including
the Lincoln and Stadium art
classes, taught by Miss Prudential
Gowel at Lincoln and Alfred J.
Banner at Stadium, have been con-
tacted and invited to join. Need
ing a name to identify themselves.
the group decided on THE Art
Students Guild of Tacoma" They
are planning TO Use half Of the
proceeds from the dance, to start
their fund and the other half will
be devoted to the relief of needy
families during Christmas.
Miss Virginia Folsom, uni
versity of Washington graduate,
Ia general chairman for the various
committees, with Mary Elizabeth
Fox in charge of tickets and
Phyllis Sweetland. Mary Janson
and Mary Jane Smith forming the
reception committee at the ball,
John McMensmin. a Lincoln high
school graduate and now q student
In the evening art class Mt Lin
coin. will act as master of cere-
monies. Stadium high school will
be represented by Rhoda Claussen
and Lincoln high school by Warren
Hill. The names OF the represen-
tatives from the other art groups
has not yet been turned in. but
full cooperation has definitely
been assured from most of them.
The hall will be decorated with
the work OF the students of the
various art classes, both from the
high schools and private instruc-
tors, all of whom are invited 10
join the group sponsoring the ball.
Harter Studios will furnish the
local talent for the half-hour
stage show, which will be put on
at 10 O'Clock. Preceding the acts,
Beverly Joy Hauglsnd. the artists
daughter and a sophomore At Sta
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23

with a bodice q white tsffets. OF
which vas shlrred a very fun net
skirt. Her fngertip vel edged
with lace fell from a Juliet cap.
she also wore = tiny gold cross. a
eft Of the groom Her bouquet
was pink roses and pink and white
bouvardia
Mrs. Mile Allen was her sis
tiers only attendant. wearing pale
blue taffets. She carried Tails
man rosebuds and bouvardis
Mr. John Anderson was best man
for his brother
Pouring at the reception which
Immediately followed The eere-
mony we're Mesdames Albert An
derson. mother OF the groom. ). A.
Kase. II. J. Van Leuvan. A Small.
William Ksse. Miss Marjorie kase
and Mrs. Jean Luther assisted
After a motor trip through Ore
gon the couple viii make their
home IN Yakima.
Nekell- Brown
A recent church wedding OF
much charm was that in which
Miss Lois Margaret Brown. daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Brown. became the bride Of Mr..
Shirley Matheson Weken. son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wekell The
Rev. J. Arthur Stevenson read the
ceremony in Bethany Presbyterian
church. Mr.. Brown gave his
daughter in marriage. For the
occasion the bride chose a white
satin gown with a square neckline
with lace inserts forming the
the bodice. She carried an all
white bouquet of roses and gar
denias. Her full length veil was
lace edged Her necklace was q
gift Of the bridegroom and she
wore also q bracelet, an heirloom
in her mothers family.
Miss Alma Freeman was maid
Of honor at the wedding. Sht
wore an aqua chiffon gown ano
carried chrysanthemums and tails
man roses. The bridesmaids car.
ried bouquets of bronze and yellow
chrysanthemums. Miss Betty We.
kell wore bronze net and lace anC
Mrs. Proctor Peacock and Miss
Annabelle Bernstein were in peach
chiffon. Miss Jane Ellen Brown
the junior bridesmaid, was in vel.
low taffeta.
Tapers were lighted by Miss
Betty Joe Fry wearing blue-greer
net. and Miss Solveig Simonsen ir
similar chiffon. Before the cere.
mony Mrs Edward Arthur sanl
Il Love You Truly" and BE
cause" accompanied by Mr.. Ora
ham Bernard who also played the
wedding marches.
fishers for the wedding wer,
Messrs. Tom Brown. Proctor Pea
cock and William Monzingo.
At the reception which followet
in the church parlors Mrs. Fred
erick Race and Mrs. Arthur Scar
ing. aunts Of the bridegroom ant
bride, poured. Miss June Fault
was in charge of the brides cal
and Mrs. Clifford Wekell had tn
guest book. Assisting were Mrs
Donald Brown. Misses Paulin
Nash, Virginia Fry and Ahc
Reay.
For travelling the BRIDE wore
black and white ensemble with re
accessories. Her flowers wer
gardenias and roses
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Wekell ar
alumni OF the College OF Puge
Sound and Mrs. Wekell was gradu
sted from Tacoma General hos
pital.
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Rev. Sehafer's Birthdsy
d Celebrated Tuesday

Members and friends Of Hope
Chapel celebrated the birthday Of
the Rev. Carlisle A. Schafer. pas
tor Of Hope Chapel, on Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. George Hoskins had charge
a the games. two Thanksgiving
readings wore given by Mrs. Z. H.
Parsons and Mrs. Edward Olson
presented the birthday gifts with
words of appreciation for the pas
tors unceasing work.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23
Showers Fete Mildred Daus

A luncheon and surprise crystal
shower was given Saturday after
noon by Mrs. Raymond Stolarski
in honor Of Miss Mildred Daus.
The bride-elect. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Daus. is to be mar
ried Nov 80 to Mr. Ernest Ruffo,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ruffo.
Guests were Mesdames Raymond
Stolarski, Wayne Lewis, Tom
Troy Tony Daus, Fred linn. John
Woody and Monda Sutich: Misses
Mildred Daus. Katherine Daus and
Lena Surina.
Saturday evening, Mrs. John
Ruffo of So. Sheridan ave. enter
tanned at miscellaneous shower
for Miss Daus. Assisting hostesses
were Mrs. Joseph Gallucci. sister
Of the bridegroom elect, and Miss
Elvira Carbone.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23
Assistants Named
For Opening
Charm Of entre-Act
Coffee Is Anticipated

To assist in the foyer dur
ing the weeks run of To
vsrieh," directed by Mrs. J.
X. Gordon in Tacoma new
Little Theater, No. End and
I SITS. the following have been
asked by Mrs. Fred klopfen-
stein and Mrs. Harold Mann
to serve.
The opening performance,
Friday. Nov. %. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Swayze. Misses Mar
tina Lou Lundyick and Noreen
Tween. ushers, and Mrs. NJ.
f. Gange and Miss Marybell
HUMPHREYS, assisting in the
cloakroom.
For Saturday. November %.
host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs.
Locke Refill. with Misses Charlotte
and Rosahe Sands ushering, and
Misses Nell Mcdonald and Ksth-
crime Aspinwall, assisting with
wraps
Tuesday. November rs. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Loren will greet the
guests. Misses Isabelle Brown and
Ruth Day, ushering, with Miss
Bess Nieolson and Barbara La
Casa in the cloakroom.
November q, Wednesday, Mr..
and Mrs. Abner Bergersen at the
door, Mrs. Virginia Redfield and
Mrs. Earl Hoff, ushering with
Mrs. Douglas Coates and Mrs. E.
E. Meader assisting.
Fer the remaining two nights
presentation, DR.. and Mrs. Tracy
/ Duerfeldt are hosts on Friday.
November 90, with Misses Hen
rietta Piers and Beatrice Sussman
ushering. and Mesdsmes Einar
Sather and F r. Fetteroff in the
cloakroom. Saturday, November
80. hosts will be Mr.. and Mrs.
Diller Frat, Misses Frances Par
lamar and Nancy Beck, ushers.
and in the cloakroom Miss Vergie
Ekvall and Mrs. Mildred Nelson.
Miss Dorothy Kahler. in charge
Of the box office for all perform
ances, urges that early reserva-
tions be made. Call the box office
Of the Little theater. Main 3044
any day except Sunday. AS only
the seating capacity of the house
is being reserved for each perform
ance. reservations must be called
for by S ?. m, with the curtain
at Sis. Coffee will be served
during the intermission, and at
the final curtain. the mechanics of
the revolving stage will be demon
strated for the first time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23
Arrives from East by
Airplane tuesday

Mrs. Clyde Nelson of Milwaukes.
Wis, arrived in Seattle Tuesday
BY airplsne and was met by her
mother. Mrs. J. B. Gordon, and her
brother-in-lsw and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. II. sugrue She was called
west by the death of her father,
Joseph Bruce Gordon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23
Art Students Guild Will Dance
In Elks Club on November so
New Group Of Young Tseomsns 10 Sponsor Social
Affair as Part Of National AT Week Celebration

In keeping with the spirit of National Art week sched
ued TO open in the Washington building Monday Nov
Is Tacoma will have its first Art Students ball Eks temple
has been selected the place and the ball. which will be
semforma affair with all the pomp and grandeur Tacoma
is able muster for of this kind will be held
8 o'clock on Saturday evening Nov. 80.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23
Skating Club
Meets Tonight

The Friday Night Skating club
win hold the second session Of the
fan season this evening at Lake
wood Ice arena Skating viii start
at 10 O'Clock.
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PIT. A. News

The executive board of
Tacoma Council of Parent
Teacher associations will meet
on Friday, Nov. %, at Fishers
from 10 to II a. m. Mrs.
Herman Nordfors will pre-
side.
Monday
Willard Preschool meets at p
m. at the home of Mrs. Frederick
Butts, 1878 So. C. with DR.. N f.
Magnussen speaking on Protect
ing Your Child Against Disease"
Mrs. Butts will preside Vocal Sc
lections by Donna Mae laden sc-
companied by Janet Ferris. Mrs.
Butts will be assisted by Mrs. W
w. Harrington and Mrs. A C
Schneider.
TUESDAY
Fern Hill Preschool meets at the
home of Mrs H. Y. Anderson. 1856
Pacific ave. Mrs. Charles Lamb
will lead the study group at 7.30
p. m. This will he followed by
a talk on Prenatal Condition
by DR.. M. r. Hosie. Mrs Ander-
son will be assisted by Mrs. Ann
Olson and Mrs. Lamb.
Lincoln High PIT. A. is an
nouncing a card party at s P. m.
in lunch room of the school. Five
hundred, bridge, pinochle or Chi
nese checkers will be in play with
pivoting at tables. Mrs. George
Jorgenson, Mrs. VIM. Deadns and
Mrs. Coffel Smith are in charge.
Sherman PIT. A. meets at 1:30
D. m. in the school. Earle Bennett
will speak on Vocational Guild
ance" Mrs Alex Candoo will
preside. Mrs. Z. r. Rice will di-
rect group singing accompanied
by Mrs. Emmett Gragg Mrs. John
Citanovitch will be hostess and
will be assisted by Mrs. James
Bruce and Mrs. Vincent Sucich,
mothers of Miss Arleda Aliens
room.
Wednesday
Horace Mann Preschool meets at
s y. m. in the auditorium There
will be a magazine discussion and
two playfields. Mrs. Harry White
will preside. Please bring recipes
and articles for grab box. The
hostesses will be Mesdames Har-
old Croker. Noble Nyhre, A. z.
Kendrick and Max Wolf.
McCarver Preschool meets al
7:30 p m. at the home of Mrs.
Chef Biscegla, 1924 So. Tacoma
ave. Mrs. L. r. Isaacs will speak
on What Preschool Does for Par
ents." The regular meeting was
postponed. Mrs. Bisceglia will be
assisted by Mrs L. E. Magruder
and Mrs. Adler.
Oakland Preschool meets at
p. m. at 3006 So. Union. Dr. Fred
Howe will speak on Dentistry for
Preschool Children" Mrs Elmer
Tegen will give short talk on
What Shall We Buy For Christ
mas. A social hour will follow
arranged by Mrs Jack LeMarr,
program chairman. Hostesses will
be Mesdames Roberta Brooks, G.
NJ Prostor. Clarence Marker and
Carl Wahler
Whitman Preeehool Ladies club
! meets at S . m At the home Of
, Mrs. c L. Weeks. 351e So. J ST.
{ Mrs. Angus D. Campbell will as
sist. Bridge, pinochle and 500
, will be played with prizes for high
= and low score
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Mrs. Wicker 10 Entertain
D. A. R. Chapter Monday

America Gives Thanks" will be
Mr.. Emery Asbury's topic on Mon
day afternoon when he addresses
members Of Virginia Dare chapter
OAR. at the home Of Mrs. c. c.
welker. s07 No. Yakima ave, at 2
o'clock. Assisting hostesses for
the tea win be Mrs. H. II. Clarke.
Mrs. Jesse Thomas and Mrs.. . 8.
Waterman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23
my FIVE CHILDREN

aHu 7 Use A . I r r ] + A when
needed; have kept il on hand for 20
years &C. C.Mass) ADLERIKA
with its B laxative and 5 carmina-
tive ingredients is just right for gas
and lazy bowels. Get ALBERTA
today. AT Your Drug Store. (adv.)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-11-23
Football Season
Inspires Dance
University Club Festive on
Evening Of November 30

Footballs. goalposts, nutter-
Ing banners. and probably
even the cheering of fans, will
transform the University
Union club into q veritable
young stadium on the evening
of Nov. 80 when the club en-
tertains at its annual grid
iron dance. Committee men,
bers and wives are busily
planning the affair as the
date nears.
Appropriately, the affair win fol-
low and should be inspired by thu
yearly state championship football
game In Seattle between the Uni
versity Of Washington and Wash
ington State College.
Mr.. +. r. Nesder II chairman Of
the dance and il being assisted by
Nessrs. Arthur n. Cunderson. Ar
thur siverfsen, Kenneth Janeck,
John Hamilton. Wallace Snowman
and Fred Chairman.
Decoration details are being
taken care Of by Mr.. Snowman and
Mr.. sivertson.
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Micklund- lAndeman

Mis-. Anita Elizabeth Lindemsn.
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The executive board of
Tacoma Council of Parent
Teacher associations will meet
on Friday, Nov. %, at Fishers
from 10 to y a. m. Mrs.
Herman Nordfors will pre-
side.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-04-20

In line also will be a great host of
Eastern Star women clad in snow white
raiments emblematic of purity and viz
tue, and including our own Bay State
Grand Chapter with its Grand Patron,
Jas, S. White, and led by its Grand
Matron, Sister Della Roberts and Past
Supreme Grand Matron; Sister Mary
Hogan.
In that great and magnificent host of
Masons and Eastern Star women there
will be no line Of demarcation no dis
tinction of color or creed or Masonic
utilization. Ill. John G. Jones and his
A. F. and A. NJ. followers will stand
side by side and I hope, hand in hand
with ILL., Prince Hall, leader of F. and
A. NJ Masons, constituting one vast
united body Of Masons.
We will march together as brothers
and fellows, shake hands with Hiram,
King of Turea and King Solomon and
stand before the King of Kings and
Lord of Lords in that temple not built
with hands, eternal in the Heavens.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-04-20
Guide Right Week
A Success

The annual Guide Right Movement
held last week by the Kappa Alpha
Psi Fraternity was highly successful.
Under the able leadership of DR..
James Grant and Harold Frye the pro-
grams held on the three nights, Tues
day, Thursday and Friday, were well
attended and highly informative. The
program is a national one and is de-
signed, primarily, to acquaint high
school students with facts pertaining
to their chosen vocation. Each student
contacted, on one of the three nights,
was given a self discovery blank to be
filled out and returned for careful ex-
animation by one of the several coun-
sellers, after which, helpful suuges-
tions and recommendations for future
study and schools to attend are made.
Such vocational guidance program
affords youth the opportunity to find
out about the several voactions which
offer employment to the colored work
er and to what extent.
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CITY NEWS

Boston Branch Equal Rights League
and Guardian staff meet this Saturday,
April 20 between 700 and 500 pm,
at Armstrong Hemingway Foundation,
40 Rutland 3d., Boston. There will be
a memorial period to late editor and
important matters to be discussed.
All members new and old are re-
quested to attend. Louis e. PascO,
president.
Miss Claudia Hardwick of 40 Wind
sor St., Roxbury has returned to the
city after spending two delightful
weeks with friends and relatives in
Chicago and Evanston, Ill.
The Educational Committee of Har-
riet Tubman House presents the men,
bers of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
in a free program to which the public
is invited, Thursday evening, April %,
at eight The committee includes Ma
bel Johnson-Dean, chairman; Misses
Josephine Crawford, Gladys R.
Holmes, Helen M. V. Smith, Wilhel-
menia Crosson; Mesdames Katie
Sykes and Claudius j. Broadfield.
A testimonial banquet was given at
Estelle's last Thursday, April 10, by
the William E. Carter Post of the
American Legion, in honor of Adult
George H. Simmons.
The Golden Rod Club met Monday
April 1 at the home of Mrs. Shovel
Westminster st., and made plans for
its future activities. The club met
again on Friday, April 10 at the home
of Mrs. Nettie Minor, Warwick st.
The 18th annual dance of the United
Civic League Thursday, April IL at
558 Mass. Ave. was an enjoyable affair
successfully managed by vice presi-
dent Anderson Cooke and staff.
The state B.Y.P.M. Aux. will pre-
sent the play, "The Lost Church" on
Thursday, April 25 at Shioloh Bapt
Church, W. Medford. Each B.Y.P.M
is urged to cooperate and make this
effort successful.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-04-20
Chime Fund For
Electric Choir

The Sheloh Khall Electric Choir, in
an attempt to purchase a very much
needed set of chimes to complete their
musical set-up, have started a drive
for $4,000.
For the accumulation of this sum
artistically printed copies of Sheloh
Khalls original poem, entitled "Mo-
Their Oh Mother, are being sold by the
members of the choir at 10 cents per
copy
These copies are suitable for franz
ing and are to be placed in the home
of every man, woman and child as a
tribute to their mother whether living
or dead.
Those desiring to aid in this drive
can obtain copies by renting by mail
10 cents to John J. Semper, manager,
Sheloh Khall's Electric Choir, Z Cow
entry St., Boston, Mass.
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TO PYTHIANS

Speech made by Mr.. W. A. Howdrd
at a recent banquet giUen IN honor of
Grand Master ElliS W. Ryder and pub
6shed by direction of the Grand Lodge
for its UaIae as a gesture of harmony
and cooperation. Mr.. Hoaoard played
leading part IN the recently consum-
mated merger of knights of Pythias.
He also favored the amalgamatiom of
MetbodiSm, re8erUing an objection to
its odious segregation provisions.
Mr.. Toastmaster: Worshipped Grand
Master, Past Supreme Matron of the
Eastern Star, distinguished guests,
brothers, sisters and friends: Ny toast
will be to the Grand Master. As deputy
Grand Master, I shall pay my compli-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1940-04-20

Doris w. Jones Annual Dance Re
cital, Monday, May q, Jordan Hall
Tickets on sale at 148 Townsend st.
ROxbury.
On last Saturday evening a surprise
birthday party was rendered Mis-;
Ruth Johnson by friends at the home
of Miss Marylord Rodgers, 100 Cam,
den st., Roxbury. Those present were
Misses Doris Moore, Rosetta White
Dorothy Finch, Maud White, Doris
Pynor, Mary Jumper, Edna Shelton
Juanita Williams; Mesdames Grace
Tyler and Flossie S. White. Following
the opening of presents delicious
collation. was served and an enjoyable
evening was had by all.
The Executive Board of Junior Mis-
sionary Dept. met at the home of Mrs
Pate Carter, Hubert St., Roxbury
Before a group of presidents and SUI
pervisors the complete outline of the
coming convention program was dis
cussed with definite aims to be accom-
plished. The first board meeting of
the year will be Friday, May at the
home of Mrs. Emily Walker, 145
Northampton St., Boston. At this
meeting all monthly report blanks are
to be ready and delegates names sub
mitted
A pig-feet and chitterling supper at
33 Holyoke St., Tuesday evening,
April %, with recording music, will
be given by the Ace of Club, Miss
Aline Pearson, president; Wallace
Cunard, secretary.
A Musical Tea will be given by The
Union Juvenile Society 1448, G U o
of o F, at 558 Mass. Ave, Sunday,
April 81, at pm. Eleanor Ross, pres.
Please note that the Original ia
panese Tea Club is giving away so
lbs. of sugar, Monday, April 20, at 81
Hammond ST., Suite 1. The next meet
ing will be held with Mrs. Courtney, 8
Gertrude st. Mrs. Beatrice Stephens,
financial secretary.
The Stop Gap Committee of he New
England Conference Branch, Woman's
Mite Missionary Society of the A.M.E
Church sponsored an All Star Tea
Sunday afternoon, April IA, at %
Claremont park. Mrs. Nellie Crichlow
chairman; Mrs. L. A. Brown, secre-
tary.
The B.YP.U. presents "Youth on
Parade" featuring talented youth and
Arlenia Wright's Question Bee at
Peoples Baptist Church, Sunday,
April 81, to pm. Silver offering,
tea will be served.
The Housewives League meets Mon
day at the home of the president, Mrs.
Mayme cambridge, 522 Columbus
Ave, and all members are requested
to be present.
The Wisteria Charity Club met at
the home of Mrs. Maize Collins, Sec
rotary, last Wednesday, and made
final plans for the Whist and Dance,
April % at 558 Mass. Ave, Madam
Irene Bedford, chairman.
The Book Lovers Club were adj
dressed last Sunday by DR.. Helen Gil
licuddy who made most inspiring
talk. The meeting was at 558 Mass.
Ave. Mrs. Viola Kider, Chairman of
Health Committee, introduced the
speaker. Mesdames Minnie Sewart.
Sadie Smithers, Ollie Williams and
Harriet Dennis were the other guests.