davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-08
(Folytatas)

- Mem -. meg iobban is aludt,
mint n,askor.
- No latod! Hat NIT emeszted maga-
dat? Aztan meg -. negyszenkozt ellis
merhetjiik, mem is lenne olyan nagy bal,
ha listen szep csendes halallal elvenne.
Talpra mar mem all, teher maga maya
max is, rajtad is, mindnyajan jol jarnatok.
Magad is kivantad mar elmulasat, mikor
tulsagosan goromba volt hozzad
- Mem tagadom, de ilyesmit csak ha-
ragjaban mond az ember, aztan megbanja.
Akarhogy is van: sajnalom, hiszen tulsago-
san is Zerettem, mikor owe lettem Az
ilyesrnit mem felejti ell az ember utols6
orajaig
- Mem mem - WSS2han-
gotta Siivegesne mosolyg6 szemeit elbori-
tottak konnyek. Koran elhalt urara
gondolt.
- Aztan meg, - folytatta Palantane
- minden halaleset alkalmaval olyan nagy
kavarodas van az orokseg k0rul, meg annyi
kiadas! OrOk0sOdesi illeteket kell fizetni,
meg ahoI meg kiskoruak vannak a csalad-
ban, az arvaszek minden dolgukba beleiiti
az orrat.
Suvegesne osszecsapta kezeit.
Valami tudosasszony vagy lelkem,
annyira kismered magadat, mint egy pro
kator!
Megtanulja az ember, ha muszaj!
Ezekert csak tartsa meg listen Matyit akar
milyen tomisz, legalabb Boriska lakodal-
mat erie meg. Ha man penzrol van $40,
inkabb eszem-iszomra menjen ell, mint te-
meteSre.
- Ehagyjak mar a modosak is k0lt-
seges daridokat minek is? L0rinc mem
szamit Eakodalomra, eleg neki, hogy owe
lesz Borisha.
Mem jol mondod! Mert ha mem
is erdemes nagy daridot csapni, azert, inert
mindig akad, ah szolja, szapulja ven
deglatast hol bort keveslik, hol az ete-
lekben lelnek kifogast, - banja fene!
Mindenkinek XII tud eleget tenni? En- csak
ARA gondolok, hogy nekem csak egyetlen
lanyom van, annak lakodalmat soka emile
gessek meg Kenyeriben!
- Es mikor gondolnad? - puhatolo-
zott Suvegesne titkos or0mmel inert an
max dacara, hogy regen egymasnak szan-
tax k6t fiatalt, mindig felt, hogy valami
kobe jon
Fel6lem akar jovo heten XII lehet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-08

Minden joravalo leleknek leg
kenyesebb sebe, legfajobb er-
zese Trianon ota az, hogy mi
lesz vegre a sziilohaza testebol
kegyetleniil kiszakitott Erdely-
lyel, igaz magyarok es szeke-
lyek hazajaval?
Messze Magyarorszagrol most
bizakodo nangokat hallunk. Ar
ra celozgat hozzank kUld0tt So
ra.ban Pusztai-Popovits Jozsef,
aki maga is Erdely szulotte,
amikor '(Mielott a fax ujra rii-
gyezni sezdenek y, tehat az
194O-ik esztend6 tavasza el6tt
a k0vetkezo sorokat irja:
A uemzetkozi politikai er-
dekl6des kozeppontjaban ket-
segtelenul ismet Romania all.
Mindenutt fesziilt erdekl6des-
sci figyelik azokat az esemenye-
ket, amelyek Romania hatarain
belul tortennek, de meg ma
gyobb eberseggel szemlelik azo-
kat az esemenyeket, amelyek a
Romania kOzvetlen szomSZed-
sagaban tev6 allamokban zajla-
max lie.
Ez a nagyarazata annak,
hogy Europaban Csaky Istvan
gr6f magyar kiiligyminiszter
Litvinov szovjet-oros1 volt kill
iigyi nepbiztos es Kiosseivanov
bolgar ktiliigyminiszter nyilat-
kozatainak nagyobb jelent6se. 6.
get tulajdonitanak, mint Ga.
fencu roman ktiliigyminisztel
megnyilatkozasainak Ez a ma.
gyarazata tovabb annak is
hogy e harom orszag sajt6jabar
q magyar-roman, a szovjet.
orosz-romAn Is a bolgar-romar
viszonyrd megjelent tavirat:
jelentesek es cikkek nagyobt
visszhangot keltenek, mint 9
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-08
IRTA:
SZENTllvlREI
MARTHA

Ravettem keresztapadat, hogy uj-
bora megeskudhess Boriskaddal Most az
tan ugyeskedj, lass az irasok utan, hogy
minel el6bb jegyet valthassatok.
Oh, hogy az draga j6 listen AID
ia meg lelkem anyam minden hajaszalat!
L6rinc csupa tiiz, lang lett, felugrott
olelgette anyjat.
- Ne bolond :. ne q. eressz ell!
Sivegesne ugy kacagott, hogy k0nnyei
kicsordultak. Engem olelgetsz? Eredj
Boriskahoz
Hiszen ment volna kiildes nelkiil is,
ha Boriska eppen rajuk mem nyit egy
tepsi maleval.
En- ont0ttem :. kostoljak meg,
milyen edesl
- K6stolas nelkul is tudom, hogy
mines olyan edes, mint te! - Ezekiel
szavakkal fonta karjait L6rinc lany de-
reka kore - Hat megesklsziink, Boris
kan?
- En- meg szivesen varnek /. de ha
man apam Sc banja ...
Vagy ket hetig eltartott, mig L6-
rinc megkapta az engedelyt az arvaszekt6l,
kiskour volt meg, % esztend6s. Ktiiztek
jegyvaltas napjat, szombat estere, oktober
20-ik napjara. Palantane, Siivegesne mar
ket nappal el6bb t0rtek, szitaltak, siiteme
nyeket kavartak nagy napra
Csutortok0n benezett Palantahoz SEE
gelethy doktor, k0rorvos, aki pontosan
hetenkent egyszer jott Kenyeribe jaro
betegeknek a varoshazan rendelt, azutan
fekvokhoz ment ell, = ha hivattak Palanta
regen felke-te, hogy hivas nelkiil is j0jjon
ell hozza mindig.
- No, hogy van gazduram? - ker-
dezte azon csiit0rtokon, nikor belepett
a kis kerekszemiivege orvos letette mil
szeres taskajat az asztalra.
- Tudja listen nyavalygok. SEE
dem az orvossagot es neha egy-egy kicsit
mintha k0nnyebben lennek.
- Nagyszerii :. ezt szeretnem hal
lani jov6 csiitortokon is.
Palantane beovakodott egy tanyer
frissen silt turos lepennyel
= Ha meg mem YETI doktor ur ilyen
pa-aszt helyen :. . tessek!
- Olyan bolond is van aki megveti
turos lepenyt? = Kivett egy darab ropo-
gos szelet, beleharapott. = Finom! Mi lesz
maguknal? Lagzi?
Meg csak kezfogo {. a Boris
kane
Az orvos villogo szemuvegei Boriskat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-08

kerestek szobabar, de mem talaltak.
Hol van szep leanyzo? Szerencset
akarok neki hvanni.
K0sz0n6m szepen helyette 6 a var
ronenal van most, ruhat pr6bal
Mikor lesz kezfogo?
- Szombat este - ha listen is ugy
akarja!
Hat akkor mulassanak j6l szombat
este es udv0zlom a jegyeseket. Egy
k1s Wgsag haSznos mint jo orvossag,
azert, gazduram, orvendezzen fiatalokkal,
de csak szarazon, erti? Mert niagara nez-
We szesz veszedelmes, hat koccintani sza-
bad egy pohar borral, de ANIMAL t0bbet ne
igyon, erti?
- Ertem
Palanta merges arcot vagott, doktor
kinalasra elfogyasztott meg egy darab le-
penyt
- Hat viszontlatasra jov6 heten! Ak
kor maid meglatom, szot fogadott-e?
Szegelethy doktor elkoszont, szekere
Oft ALT haz elott mellette egy horihor-
gas parasztember Eskiidt Azonfeliil is te-
kintely Kenyeriben: halottkem, vagy ahogy
parasztsag kiejti, halottgem 8 ne1 meg
halottat az irasa alapjan engedelyezik
temetest het hat napjan nikor a dok-
tor nincs Kenyeriben. Neve Balta Peter.
Szeretett a doktor koril fontoskodni Meg
emelte kucsmajat.
- Engedelemmel !. par szayam vol
ma doktor urhoz, legyen olyan szives, vi
gyen magaval egy darabon.
- Ulj0n fel, Balta baratom
Feliiltek. A seeker elporzott. Razos SEE
ker volt. Csuda, ha az ilyen folyton szeke-
rezo orvosnak epsegben maradnak csont-
jai. Csuda ha mem sok tetszhalottat te-
metnek ell, ahol halottkern mem orvos.
Sok trefas tortenet kering a nep szajan
halottkemekr6l peldaul hngy egy ilyen pa
raszti tevedesb6l mem megfelel6 rovat-
ba irta be nevet azert jelentese ICY hang
zott: "a halal Okla: Varga Istvan halott-
kem" No, de aki rovatot mem is teveszt
el ugy, hogy maga magat okolja beteg
halalaert, az Sc tudhatja ugy, mint az or
vos, miben hunyt el valaki? Val6ban a be-
tegseg vegzett-e az illet6vel? Mert hiszen,
ha ritkan is, de megis olvasni olyasrnit,
hogy patikaban a seged, vagy korha1-
ban az apollo elcserelte az orvossagot ha-
lalos merget adott be betegnek. Az orvos
ezt eszreveszi, de halottkem mem.
(Folytatjuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1940-02-08
"A FALU BUNE'' $

(Tudta, hogy Kati konyhaban fl
gyel minden szavukra.)
A negyedik pogacsa utan Palanta fel-
s6hajtott
Hal -. haj -. akArmilyen jo,
t0bb mar nem fer belem legenykorom-
ban huszat is megettem volna!
Suvegesne kozelebb hajolt hozza ra-
kacsintott
- Mindenre emlekszik legenykorab6l?
- Mindenre az eg vilagon, mintha teg
nap lett volna
- ARA is, mikor bolondjat jarta egy
lanyert?
- Mindig veszk6dtem en-, hol lanyert,
hol menyecskeert
- Akkor hat mem csodalkozhatik Lo-
rincen, hogy borzaszt6 hazasodhatnekja
van mar Az esze mem oft jar, aIol kene,
sokszor olyan, mint a holdkoros Ha veje
mex fogadja, ne hagyja tovabb kinlodni a
keresztfiat
- Ide akart kilyukadni? Elhiszem,
hogy L6rincnek siirgos, de BoriskAnak
men, Nagyon fatal meg, raer gyerekekkel
bibelodni
- Nit tudja AIT, mi siirg6s neki, mi
mem? Roman meg mem volt lany, meg
egy lany Sc beszeli XII Aztan azert Sc jo
a hosszu varakozas, inert az ilyen gyonyoru
lanyt sokan megk0rnyekezik eppen inert
gyerek, valamelyik kitanult konnyen eltan-
torithatja Lorinct6l, aztan megjarja ko-
mann, ha olyan edesgeti magahoz, akinek
eppenseggel mem adna Mert is varnanak?
Tudom, hogy szemefenye, de hiszen mem
ada XII hazb6l, abba kezdett6l fogva be-
leegyeztiink, hogy L6rinc kolt0zik maguk-
hoz. Sanyi ugyis berukkol maholnap, kell
mask ket dolgos kez az Owe helyett a ta-
nyan AIT meg tudja, milyen dolgos kez
keresztfiae
$50 szot kovetett, Palanta meg rugda-
lozott egy kicsit, azutan beadta derekat.
Mem banom, legyen ugy, ahogy
akarja, maga olyan asszony, ald az ujjai
koze csavarhat
Suvegesne este hazater6 fiat r0gt0n po-
gacsaval kinalta Lorinc hozzalatott Any
ia szemben tilt vele befele mosolygott.
Min mosolyog edesanyam, tan az
angyalat latja?
= AEON mulatok hogy ha tie tudnad,
amit en-, kirugnad haz falat.
= Hova gondol? Nekem kene vissza-
rakni Inkabb mondja meg, nit tud, ugyse
tudja magaban tartani i. = incselke-
dett Lorinc.
Evening star., 1940-11-03

WHILE DIR war thunders over Europe,
young Americans ore under inten
sive ironing at the United Stotes Naval
Reserve Avoton Bose at Anocostio.
D C., TO strengthen our OR power Full
time Reserve personnel corries on con
tnuous active duty" Two squodrons Of
Reserves, still in civiIion life, ore busy OF
stoted periods eoch week TO prepare for
mobilization os Morine Squadron Re
serve ond Naval Scouting Squadron s
Reserve Student codets ore given 30
doy preliminary ironing TO fly.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
Miss Irma l. Morris
States Requirements
For Jubal A w ard

Miss lrma I Morris, well-knoVn
local musician and founder OF the
Jubal Award announces that the
purpose OF the Award is to en-
courage young Negro violinists or
pianists OF outstanding ability and
promise
Money for the award is 20 he
raised through an annual concert
series and will be administered by
the Board OF Directors consisting
OF Mrs Gladys Roscoe treasurer,
Mrs " A. Bristol and Tslmadse
Turner.
The recipients Of the award are 10
be selected by COMMITTEE. COM
posed OF eminent musicians Schol-
arships are awarded for study in
an approved school OF music Schol-
arship requirements are as fol-
lows:
Candidates must be members ~
the Negro race They must also have
enough performance ability 10 give
plain evidence %, talent also sori-
business or intent desire for contri-
button TO the race and evidence of
aufierce appeal al ~ which afe
important
Any person desiring an applica-
ton may write % the secretary.
Miss Edith Arlington 6812 North
held phone Tyler 5-V5ll
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
M. F. D. c. To Open
Membership Driv e

The Michigan Federated Demo-
cratic Clubs. with headquarters at
6l3 +. Warren. announces the open
ing OF their annual membership
campaign, Friday, January 10 and
continuing through February IS
Senator Charles c. Digs, president
OF the organization will formally
launch the drive at the club house
ny delivering an address on the
theme. THE Social And Economic
BENEFITS Derived By the Negro TN
der The Administration of The De-
mocratic Party"
At the dance. which will climax
the drive on February 16. the Hon.
Murray Wagner. state high
way commissioner. will be the guest
speaker.
The memberships will be solicit
ed by ten Complains. each beadirg
team OF ten members. The cap
tain Of the winning team and the
individual turning in the most
memberships. will be awarded
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
Honored At P art y
Crimson Club

Members of the Crimson and Gold
club were joint hostesses al their
ninth annual breakfast party New
Years morning at home OF Mrs.
G. Randolph. 1909 Norwood. Twer-
ty members and their guests enjoy
ed games and music
Fried chicken and buitermilk
biscuits topped the menu. Many
toasts 10 the success OF the club
were given.
Mrs. Helen Buchanan is presi-
dent OF the group.
Guests were Misses Jessie Camp
bell. Charlotte Thomas, Madeline
Jones. Hattie Verse; Mesdames
Gains. Morrow. +. Irwin. J. Robin
son. Allison. NJ Diamond. ] Eas-
icy. q. Randolph. Henry J. Clifton.
j. Davis. ! Harris, r. Wilson.
r. owens. T. Coins. /. AL
lison. s. Randolph. l.. Henry. NJ.
Clifton. NJ. Diamond NJ Clifton. w.
NJ. Easley. T.. knowles H. Whets-
tone. NJ Morrow. J. Robinson. A.
Thomas. NJ. Ryars, VI. Irwin. c.
Pearson, G. NJ Taylor, VI Ferguson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
REV. BENSON.
EMANCIPATION.
DAY SPEAKER

The year 1870 was appropriately
welcomed New Years morning at
Thompson Avenue Baptist church
with an elaborate Emancipation
Proclamation program given joint
~ by the Detroit-Highland Park
Civic league and the Thompson
avenue Baptist church.
Reverend l.. ]. Benson, pastor OF
Thompson Avenue Baptist church
delivered the main address. His
subject was Emancipation and
Racial Development. The speak r
gave concise history OF racial
growth from 1920 to the present
time.
Samuel n. Haney. president OF
the Speakers Bureau OF the WAYNE
County Voters District associa-
ton. delivered comprehensive
Grafton on the life and achieve
ments OF Francis u. Toussaint
LOverture. Haitian general.
Among the other highlights oi
the program were three beautiful
selections by Berea's senior choir
welcome address by Theodore
Barnes. and scripture reading by
Elder Miller OF the Church OF God
Solos were sung by 0dell Loving
and Mesdames Ammo. Mae Belllng-
or and Madell Clore
Charles Randall read Abraham
Lincoln's Emancipation Proclama
tion. me invocation and benedic-
ton were offered by Reverend Cul-
pepper. pastor OF ST. Luke AME
church.
Response was made by Rev. Sol.
ONION w. Bankhead. pastor OF Be
rea ME church.
Lindsay n. Bellineer, choir d.
rector Of Berea church was chair
man OF this program; ] A. GALL
more. president of the Detroit
Highland Park Civic league and
master OF ceremonies.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
PEERLESS ART
CLUB F O R M S
AN AUXILIARY

The Junior Peerless Art club met
last Saturday afternoon AZ the home
OF Miss Constance Blount. daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. l.. c. Blount. The
group IS newly organized auxlli-
airy OF the Young Womens Peerless
Art club ard was organized in
November by Mrs Sadie +.
Stsaughn, IN order TO help girls be-
tween the ages OF II and Is to bet
Ter appreciate the arts and the his
tory OF the Negro people.
Members OF tie club include Mary
Lindsay, president. Geraldine Mar
shall e-president Margaret
Lighiner. recording secretary; and
Nouleita Mason Anna Jones. Caro-
lyr GRAY. Jnanta Walker, Jean
Hill Constance Blount. Catherine
Croxton. Marilyn Mathis. Mary
Catherine Moore Florence Browr,
aud Marian Anderson New Mem
hers include Misses Mary Jones OF
56i King avenue. Iva Jane sham
NV hA'A W f'f NlN't ohb s'illAlt4
Parker OF 92l Marston.
Final plans were made for Sill
yer Tea offering TO be held on Jan.
2S, at the home OF Miss Catherine
Croxton. 522 Leicester. Parents and
relatives Of the members. along
with the members OF the Young
Women's Peerless Art club are in
yited.
After the business session OF the
meeting, Miss Blount. aided by her
mother and her sister. Mildred
served her guests and entertained
them with music from her new re-
corder
The next meeting viii be held on
January % at the home OF Miss
Marian Anderson. SO +. Philadel-
phia Margaret I1ghtner is pub
licity chairman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
Club of Thoughts Goodwill Club Meets
Entertain Fri e M S At Re IS d e &c OF
At A Swanky Party Mrs. K. Mckinney

The Club OF Thoughts lavishly
entertained their friends at love-
ly Yuletlde party at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Dotson OF
Beechwood avenue. on Friday eve
ring. Dec. 20. The evening was
spent playing bridge and other in
teresting games. Everyone enjoyed
the tasty menu that was served.
The efficient president. Mrs.
Rosa Brown, received lovely gift
from the club members. Each mem
Der also received lovely gifts which
were exchanged among themselves.
Members and guests present in
clude Dr. Frank Smith Miss Mamie
Wylie Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Lewis, Mr.
and Mrs. James =. Cobb, MIR. and
Mrs. walker Brown. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. b. Cunningham, MIR. and Mrs.
J. Victor Reid. Mrs. Ollie Giddens.
Mr. and Mrs. James Allen. Mrs Ber-
tina Bate, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Bell, Mr.
and Mrs Leonard Dotson, Miss
Carrie Smith and Miss Clara Dot
son
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13

The Goodwill club OF Tabernacle
Baptist held its first 1910 meet
ing Monday evening in the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. +. Mckinney. 6009
Thirtieth street. The president, o.
c. Coins. presided. During the
routine OF business plans were
made for the tea TO be given sun
day, Jan. Is from 4 to 6 y. m. at the
residence OF MIR. and Mrs. Dewey
Nance. $500 Whitewood street. Mrs.
Athia Mae Odds and Miss Evelyn
Williams will be in charge.
Brief talks were made by those
present including Miss Estelle Van
dyke. a visitor from Shelbyyille,
Ky. The hostess, Mrs Mckinney
served deleciable repast during
the social hour. The club will meet
Monday evening Ian. Is at the
home OF Deacon T. Johnson, i7io
fireman avenue.
Miss Bernice Cohh 5 secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
Aoma Social c. | u b
Holds Monthly Meet

The Aoma Social club held It's
regular meeting at he home OF
Cllff Wylie. OF 25th street. A mum
her OF plans pertaining 20 the bet
terment OF the club were discuss
sed.
Members present were: Henry
Gains, c. Mylie. Dan Crenshewm'
Deacon ]. smith. +. wylie, W. Emit
ringer and w. VI. Det0n.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
Club Neucs
LeOntine Cole Given Party At
Lovely Home Of Mildred Mason

Detroit's younger set attended a
surprise birthday party honoring
charming North Ender. Miss Leon
tine Cole. daughter OF Attorney
and Mrs. Wallace Fleming Theeaf-
fair was given Saturday evening.
Jan. 6 by Miss Mildred Mason at
her lovely home on Hague avenue.
Miss Cole. who reached her
eighteenth year. was stunning In a
street ensemble OF burgundy The
debonair honoree was the recipient
OF mary beautiful and useful gifts
Punch and dainty cookies were
served.
Among the party goers who gath
cred al this memorable affair we're.
Miss Coles escort Elmer Craig.
Martha Brady. Howard Tandy.
Marguerite Wells. Ray Carter.
Peggy Hall J d. Mason. Dody Hall.
Harry Gray. virginia Brugen. Leon
ard Ray. Geraldine W0odson. Char
les Samples. Mary Anne Clemens
walter House. Gladys House, Leon
ard Brown. Mamie Hicks. Ralph
Mason. Don watson, kenny vii
liams. jeanette Bland Cocker. How.
ard White, BEETLE Bland Walter Nc
Mann. Edna Patten. Walter Crider
Elizabeth Patten. Buddy Saunders
Dorothy Stevenson Billy Covington.
Lucy Thomas. Fiji Jason Viola
Scott. Russell Noale. Marian stew
art George Franklin. Charlotte
Houston Bob Carter. Katherine Hall
George Dunbar. Charles Dumas
Malcolm Foster, sylvester Coleman
A. Walton Thomas Askew. Earl
Davis. Bernie cocker. Ernie Foles
Bob White. Huladia Mason and At
torney and Mrs Fleming
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
Ki-Och- Detts C | u b
Entertains At Larks

The members OF the ki-Och De.ts
their friends aud patrons greeted
the new year hiariously At the
I.arks club on New Years Eve
With everyone comfortably seat
ed and the club appropriately de-
coraied. good fellowship was very
much IL evidence and Young 1910
was made to feel perfectly vel
come.
The clubs roster includes Frank
lin 7 Lett. president Henry G..
Thompson. vice president. George
y. West, secretary. James A. viii
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
NOTED PIANIST
W ILL APPEAR
In A RECITA

Hazel Harrison, concert pianist
considered By music critics az
musician OF UNUSUAL ability. will
appear In a recital. Friday, January
10. at $40 D. m. at the Masonic
Temple. Miss Harrison. who is be-
ing sponsored In her appearance
here this month. by Miss Nellie II.
Watts, has played extensively
throughout the South. East, Middle
West and abroad. She has appear
ed as sololst with some OF the best
symphony orchestras both here and
in Europe she played with the
Minneapolis orchestra. conducted
by Eugene Ormandy. ard she also
played with the Berlin Philharmonic
orchestra.
Miss Harrison. who Is a ! tive
OF Laport. Ind. has won wide
spread acclaim as musician. Many
music critics and newspaper writ
ers have paid her glowing tributes.
on her recital In Chicago Maurice
Rosenheld said Miss Harrison Is
remembered through her former
concert appearances as pianist
OF engaging and admirable accom-
plishments. She has musical gifts OF
rare worth and technical talent OF
such completeness that compost
lions like the tocata for organ in
G Major by Bach. arranged by Blu
SOM. the fantastic quasisonate. by
liszt and the lslamey by Balaki-
rev become under her fingers con-
certe and complete musical recita-
tions In all that always sarity aud
an intelligent Interpretation In all
that she does. Her playing was Civ
en- commendable appreciation BY
her audience"
The Boston Herald wrote. Her
Interpretation was pleasingly ro-
bust, free from the languid poeticiz-
ing that too often robs Chopin OF
inherent vigor and drama. and she
was not unmindful OF the delicate
beauties OF the largo. Her Brahms
playing was unusually satisfying
romanice. swift moving. solid and
well built up, with wealth OF in
ner voices singing out sweetly
though not Importantly. Her play
ing OF Percy Grainger's hesrtless
ridiculously OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
phase OF the Flower waltz from
Tchaikowsky's Nut Cracker Suite
was very brilliant drawing forth a
storm OF applause"
Miss Harrison Is expected TO be
received by very appreciaiive and
enthusiastic audience in Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
G 0 | d e n Key Club
Elects Offic e r S

The Golden Key club met on
Jan. 3rd at the home OF the presl-
dent Mrs. Louise Ankton $751; Wire
wood with all members present.
Election OF officers was held and
all officers were reelected after
which the president gave lovely
address 10 the group.
The hostess served a lovely re-
past 10 the group. Mrs Ellen
Hayes was guest OF the club at the
meeting