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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13

Well, the ArCddians gave away a
book Of thcatcr tickets last Satur-
day at Harriet Mct'addcn's resi-
dence on King. The tickets went 10
Mrs. +. Carmichael. club member
Jeans mother. Buddy Waundless
drew the 18th ticket
DID YOU KNOW THAT;
Vclma May is wearing the frat
pin Of Cass Tech high school stu
dent JoandcN Russell hangs
her coat in Kenny Williams locker
on the boys side in y. high?
They alawys have had a yen for
ono another.
The girls have noticed Willie
Coleman and are coming on strong
with him. Just plain Willie-Oh
boy
Elwood Cook is that way about
Ann Gregory
Herbert McFadden our ambitious
boy. is only for Lorraine Mutt.
Helen Cnzzens writes Bill Law
sons name and address any place
she can. any time
Lawrence JaCksOn's coat was
stolen at recent dance. There
should be checking system TO
prevent this kind of petty thieving.
Have you noticed the resem-
blance between Doris Ann SILVER
les and Mildred Mason? also Carol
Carney and Doris Graham?
Andrew Galloway is deyoting his
time to Jean Kennedy.
Jeanne Hill and Dagwood Lang
ford are having fret
Earl Evans is still that way about
a certain Conant Garden girl.
Sallie Giles favoriie record Is
Daddy"
Erents Cabule and Raymond Sey-
mour are cutting dagger eyes al
each other on account Of Marion
Hill
Steady couples are: Janice WHIT
by and Lucius Galloway, Paul Hur-
lev and Phyllis Patterson, Hewitt
Brown and Iva Bowen, Rose Camp
bell and Billy Dunbar, Jimmie Rus
sian and Doris Todd.
Thelma smith. the daughter OF
Mrs. Lois Smith, crowned her sew
enteenth birthday with an inior-
NAL get-together at her beautiful
home In Conant Gardens. She re-
celyed many beautiful gifts. the
gang arrived at 1880. The menu
consisted OF chill with all the trim
minrs. cheese and pickles, candy
and peanuts, punch and cake. Cards
we're played. Present we're Edna
Van Ripper and Earl Evans. An
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13
The Citizens Committee Gets Started
and Launches Luncheon for Deltds

The formal Georgian dining room
in the handsome home Of Mrs Paul
Alexandcr OF King avenue found
itself the hub OF excitement and
planning Monday afternoon. At
that time Mrs. Alexander, who is
one Of Delta Sigma Theta sororiiys
most ardent members, lent her
home and her well-known ability
as successful hostess to the cause
OF Delta.
1t wasn't an Ordinary sorority
meeting. with doors closed to All
hut Deltas. but rather a ciiy-Nido
intcr-club and intcr-sorority affair
to which club women and mairons
were invited as tho guests. The
Steering board of the Delia,' Ciii-
zons committee were invited TO
meet with members Of the sorority's
Convention committee, which is
making plans for the Delia's Ma
tiona convention. which convcncs
here December $3.50, 1871.
over their teacups. which were
filled by Mrs. Radlord Morris from
an antique silver service, the la
dies chattcd and worked out plans
for a luncheon they plan 10 give
for tho Dcltas during the conyen-
ton. To be sure. they revisited
that pointc de Venice lace-covered
table several times, to replonish
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13
Well, All Right
THE TOWN CRIER

The Excelsior Girls Reserve az
fair last Friday was pretty nice. ey-
en- if Dolly Smith was the only
number on the floor show
Jeanne Waundless--well the male
talent really goes up into NUM-
bers, when 1t comes 10 that pretty
girl Jake Young seemed 10
have quite bit TO Say to Vivian
Latture, Friday night Hermits
cave was at Gloria Morgan's house
last Sunday and Josephine Clark
was there, without George Walker
Strange Lloyd Watson really
gave good imitation of Cab Cal
loway's Minnie. the Moocher' at
the mock cabaret.
The Gladiaiors are indignant
over the use of their club name by
any other than the following: Jo-
seph Miller, Thomas Williams FL
more Made. Grover Strong, Warren
Young, Arthur Clark. Eugene and
Kenny Clark. Len Williams, Calvin
Hughes. Louis Wade and Paul Fos-
ter. the twelve club members :.
Robert Dorsay and William ABB
rams, from Tennessee, seem TO make
hits with some OF the westside
girls Frances Williams Is re-
ported to be open for proposals =. :.
Forgot TO mention how funny Grov-
or Strong looked a couple OF weeks
aeo. when he fell fiat on his back
while bowling. lie really puts ev-
crything into It f. The BIB soda
bar seems a popular spot for west
side young men. II couldn't be that
Rita walker has anything to do
with II, or could IT,. II the love
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13

their supply OF minis and waters.
also n admire that ohlcnS floral
ccnierpiecc of yellow and e-po-
cially dyed red nuns, winch at
trac'lyeiy carried out the soreriiys
co.oss
Among the committee women
present were Mr. Harold Johnson.
chairman. Mrs. Maymo Jehrics. co.
chairman Mrs. II. =. Johnson Mrs.
Mary Matthews. Mrs. Rosa Gragg,
AIRS Albert Greenlaw. Mrs. Fam
cite Norris. Miss Nellie Watts, Mrs.
Alvin Loving and Mrs. Jack Wells.
Before the evening was over they
had augmented their ranks by
some seventy ladies.
Dcllas on hand included Mrs
Charles Cole Mrs. John Smith Mrs,
7. Brown. Delia convention chair
man. Mrs. Ernest Wcstbrook and
Miss Marion Carter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13
From Eight to Forty-eight;
That's Entertaining!

To some women goes the enviable
honor OF being exceptional hos
tessos and right among the top
Fighters Is the name OF Mrs llar-
old Johnson, all wreaihed in laurel
leaves or orchids. if you would be
more sophisticated.
Tccna enteriains with the as
surance and case OF an Elsa Max
we'll be II an exclusively small din
ner party or reveling on a larger
scale.
Last Saturday afternoons in
stance proves our point most adj
mirdbly, when il was Mr.. John
sons turn TO entertain the VS.
Bridge club, and what did she do
but turn the tables from to l. and
swell the ranks of her guests from
5 to As
Those ladies might easily have
mistaken their location and feared
that they had wound up IN the
South Seas. instead OF the john
sons recreation room There. IN
vivid color the walls abounded
with abundant tropical foliage and
great elephants numbered acros +
the horizon The tinklc OF cocktail
glasses at that elegant bar was no
Pigment of the Imagination, nor was
that fireplace on whose hearth
friendly fires burn on chilly eve
nincs.
The hostess took the fashion bun
by the horns, when She chose such
an ultra fashionable ensemble as
the one she wore Saturday Chinese
influenced hostess robes done in
the rich fabric OF the Orient The
long-sleoyed tunic was OF gold and
blue hrocadc and the slim skirt OF
black crepe was after tho Mandarin
mode.
The guests didn't tarry over their
delicious dinners any longer than
necessary Those delectable mincc
pies that came in last Of all, we're
the fruits o. the culinary efforts OF
Edith White.
The gods were really with Katie
, Fuller when they lowered around
her shoulder and helped her make
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13
Engae emnnt
Announced

At par'y eanod An Afternoon
Get-lo-, az 1855 Mac7mb 70
zoe surprise ~ ,he guests The en-
gas meat OF Eits Audrey Graham.
dau4hfes OF NJ. and Mrs. Hillary
DAVIS 10 Wilbur X Thomas was an
nelnced
The guesi- were playing the game
silly Teeeram- Whom suddenly
Il retl tceeran arrived announc-
.tp iht gnsaecment.
l'c son present were Miss Lou
st Johnson MI and Mrs James
Ice. Mr. and Mrs Won Upton. Mr.
and Mrs F.oyd Gardner Mr. and
Ms Randolph Burke Betty Jean
Miller MIS- Geraldine Snmms Jack
hln,cr Johnnic Bank Ma y Cash.
A,ly Evan, John Thomas Jerry
TcaioN, VI and Mrs Jesse Pier
son and john Brown
The welding VIII take place Jan.
H. 1912
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13

The originality and good taste"
OF fruit cakes baked in candied
orange, lemon. or grapefruit shells
make them popular gifts for all
types Of households and for all
pocket books. Wise kitcheneers
who like 10 cook and who enjoy
adding spirit-lifting note of lowell
ness 10 their Christmas boxes are
now engaged in making prepare.
tons for these delectable gifts.
Would you like to join the ranks?
Now's the time.
To prepare the eandied shells:
First select the most perfectly
shaped oranges. lemons. or grape.
fruit possible. choosing fruit that Is
clean skinned and free from
blemishes THE seedless California
navel oranges In market at the
holiday season have smooth-tex-
tured. bright peels, especially adapt
ed TO candyingl Wash and cut
slice from top OF each fruit. Re-
move inside OF fruit with teaspoon
or melon baller, being careful not
10 break shell. Cover shells and
lids" with cold sailed water. add
! teaspoon salt TO each quart
water) Bring 10 a boil and cook 5
minutes. Drain. Cover again with
fresh water and boil minutes.
Repeat process about three times
or until bitter flavor is removed
from peel. and peel is tender. but
not tender enough to break apart.
Invert the shells 10 drain on a wire
rack for at least an hour or over
night.
For 10 to IL large oranges or
grapefruit or the equivalent in
lemons prepare syrup from equal
parts o. sugar and water. Add Il
as much corn syrup as sugar. To
each S cups sugar. s cups water,
cups corn syrup, add l tablespoon
glycerine. There must be enough
syrup 10 thoroughly cover and float
the fruit. (Remaining syrup after
CONNECTION is finished may be used
for other preserves. hot cakes, etc.)
Cook the shells in this syrup until
syrup gives a jelly test labout 220
degrees F.) Let stand in syrur
over night or longer. Reheat and
cook 10 minutes. Cool in syrup and
let stand in syrup until ready &c
use. Before filing with cake mix
ture. drain syrup from shell. Fill
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13
Club NeWs

all those sWoil plays which netied
hsr inst prlze--a lu-ciOus rose
Coiofed satin house coat Mayme
Alexander was IN good eIaces. 100,
for The iates saw that she maenu-
yorcd second piIze ~lsp oi -heef
nylOn. which turned oar ~ be Two
pairs Of hose Muritl MeCork!e Won
a dramatic black Chin0n hankic
Designed 10 sANcr, Josephine Ed-
ward Nal viii be- hcr pride and
JOY hencciorih, as she is NOW ine
proud posSessor OF KcSln nall Kit.
Pearl Penick also captured a prze,
hu' what j. WAS nobody knew.
ca4.e She left carly and !, had TO
be sent home after her.
Befty Cole Odallc Harmon and
Lucille Ice kept score. and Tor
their efforts they received some
fragrant soap whose suds aio guar
an'ced go make tho users just as
sweet.
Making noble stand al The game
Wa Helene Weslhgook. with nich
NUT literally dripping pure white
gafdenias which she Invariably
Ncas Edith Watson in an onscni-
bic which bore such realistic arii-
htHi noNers that u ploypktd tho
comment Why, was positive they
wtrc real. because they even look
cd witheged
Marion Carter vas on The guest
li-t but couldn't make the party
ONtis prc,tn, were Na.eft Wal
lace Hazel Lyman. Eddie Robinson
Louise Edwards. Pauline Milton
Nf- MA White. Eva Grtea Ma' m'
Alexander Thelna Williams Ser
nadine Tears. Lucy Jones cadence
Hines villa Johnson JuNa Park.
err Adele WaYncr Alberta RAJ
ford Nclilo Watts, Gladys Cuzzens
Thclma Houston Katie Looms
Phyllis Golden Doris Pelham Lucy
Boil Morris, Mignon Brown Mar
lsret Piper Bertha Lantou Mar,
Roberts Pearl Howard Elaine Con
day Agatha Grimes verlie Nor
ton. Lellh RODGERS Mary Bell
Chriseuno Msriowe Josephine Love
and Katie French
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13
In Memoriam

In loving memory OF our dear
husband and dad. Andrew Boies,
who passed two years ago tou"!
Dec. 3rd. 1919. ,.
III Is lonesome here without you. :
We miss YOU more each days; =,
And we who loved You most OF aii
Miss you more each day
Wife Elizabeth Roles;
Sop Charles \. Boles'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13

shells with your favorite fruit cake
batter or with recipe below.
Steam about 2 hours. This may
be done by putting water in bottom
OF roasting pan. Cover bottom OF
pan with cloth or rack. Set covered
pan containing filled shells on rack
or cloth. Steaming may be done in
oven or on top Of stove. Watch 10
see that water is kept in bottom Of
pan. II steaming is done in a regu-
lar steamer. wrap each she'll in
parchment cooking paper.
After shells have been steamed.
put the candied tops on each and
bake in a slow oven $3.50 degrees
F. for hour or until center Of
cake is well done. Test with a
toothpick. Cool. Store in a cover
ed container. II this confection be-
comes too dry. place fresh orange
in the container for n day or two
10 soften II. These confections will
keep a year or more II properly
stored.
Fruit Cake Mixture
pound butter or substitute
2i5 cups sugar
10 whole eggs. beaten
u cup orange juice
teaspoon cinnamon
teaspoon mace
cups -four. sifted
teaspoon soda
pounds assorted candied fruit,
cut rather fine
Cream butter and sugar together.
Add eggs. orange juice and spices.
Mix -four, soda and candied fruit.
Combine with first mixture.
A good selection Of candied fruits
is;
pound candied cherries
] pound citron
] pound candied orange peel
Il pound candied lemon peel
y pound candied pineapple
pounds bleached seedlcss raisins
l pound candied pears or peaches
For a darker colored and less ex
pensiye fruit cake, the following
fruits may he used.
2 pounds currants or seedless
raisins
pounds seeded raisins
l pound candied orange peel, finely
cut
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13

and lnez herself guessed most ac-
curately the number of rice grains
IN spoon Hers vas fifty-one, to
the actual ffty-three. Carmen
Murphy won the dart throwing
game with a tremendous score OF
thirty-hyC. Jessye Darlington 5
memory turned out TO be the best
in the group. Out Of an assortment
OF thirteen varieties of dogs, ash
trays, books, matches, bulbs, can
dy, pipes and spools, she remem-
bcred twelve OF them after viewing
them for split second.
Everyone came we'll armed with
a departing gilt for lnez. Most OF
the guests must have known OF her
passion for perfumes, for she re-
ceivcd every imaginable variety and
Tor months TO come She promises 10
charm her beaux with scents 10
match their personalities, the day
OF the week. or the color OF their
clothes There were also makeup
KITS. cOmpaCts, necklace, purses
and hankes TO boot.
No party is complete without a
bill OF fare The christmas table
was covered with a green linen
cloth and ornamented with candy
cones. The guests helped them
selves to coiiee and doughnuts OF
al least dozen delicious varieties.
Among the guests were: Vivian
Cooper Zelma Sparks. Evelyn Sol
onion, Odessa rrotter, Erncstine
Walker, Frances. Burton, Roberta
Mcclure. Ruth Graham, Victoria
Mccall. Nontella Lane, Ruth Wat
kins. Esther Dade, Lucene Chayis,
Eliza Orig Shy, Charlotte Howard
and Helen Gibson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13

L,,onoliian board of Directors
n regret hut with great pride in
4 honor that has come to her. She
N lsaye immediately TO take up
|, new duties at the James Tim
X Junior High school in Eliot
E,re. Roxbury, Mass, which is
4 home town.
|kollowng her graduation from
4 sargen, College OF Physical
Iucation OF Boston university.
Ia Russo n taught for two years in
\ Barber Scotia Junior college in
|rccrd. sc.
|she has heen a member OF the
Iroit YWCA staff for one year,
a her work in organizing and di-
I.ng the sports and recreation
b.ram at Lucy Thurman Branch
d been outstanding. She is a
.nber Of Delta Sigma Theta So
lily.
bliss Russcls interest in the field
health education goes back two
lnsrstions in her family. Her
hrdiaihsr. the late DR.. George
Isr.. distinguished Negro dentist,
rinred Tor 80 years on the cleft
|lsle at Harvard university dental
hoo and was the inventor OF a
|hber palate which he gave TO the
bid Tor the treatment OF cleft pail
cases Her father. DR.. Alfred T.
|Htll is practicing dentist on
} SIAN OF the Meadield State
|spiial. Harding. Mass. The Rus
! home IS az 4 Hazelwood street,
lIbury. Mass
Postles' Party
y an air Of happiness and high
FIX is the criterion of a success
party. then a standing vote Of
|royal goes TO the one that En-
Eiine Posilos gave for that cheer
BIZ Of personality girl. Inez
Ine.l a. the Postles' home on
IHday evening OF this week.
y Vas a hon voyage, glad-we-
I,-ycu. comc-again affair. as Inez
pes for her native Boston at
end o. this week. after almost
'sar' work as physical education
rrary al the local Lucy Thur
y YwcA.
Many o. The girls played cards.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13
.SUB-DEB CHATTER
BY LITTLE SISTER

drew Galloway, Phyllis Patterson,
Edward Carsey, Joan Kennedy.
Paul Hurley. Jeanne Hill, Nelson
Long. Oliver Broome. Sonny Wills
and poulctta Mason. Edna Van Rip
per, Edgar Scott, Dorothy Weiss
and James Coleman. Dorothy Da-
Wis, Harry Nash. Vivian Green
house, Ursula Buford and Rodger
Williams.
RECENT RECORDINGS
Coin 10 Chicago Blues'-from
Bill Lawson 10 Helen Cuzzens.
Keep Cool. Fool"-Lanore Davis
to frantic talent.
II Got II Bad That Amt Good
Gloria Kennedy 10 Harold Nick
in.
This Love OF Mine Phyllis
Patierson--Jim.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13

bug left spots when it bites. Rich
ard Bleyins would he quaranteened,
no doubt Tommy Love seems
10 have lost his popularity with the
westside dcbs Tho Drasolitcs
roller skating party on Dec ~
that's the event eyeryone's waiting
for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-13

while lnez amused the rest with
quaint anecdotes Of Bostons SUN
quainter ways. II was vouchsaied
by one Of the guests that one
glance out Of lorgnettc and down
a sharp nose would soon whip the
irrepressible Miss Russell back in
10 the Boston way OF life. after
her full year of exposure TO and as
similation Of the ways o! the woody
west.
Grimm rAmns Mnrc lndulgnl i'm
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hez, The Essence Of New England
Tradition, Returns Home in East

being
Boston Public
Russell health education
NCA
Miss Res resignation from the YWCA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15

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ha I'D o-s Erol7 = have al
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r. ms- Ny pos.',o- as county
sr1.,'- 'aess AS s.Sh' yesrs gave
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,. or s.rnom furnished arart.
rfni E4srecfatle s3o.Ha
rhons IT, s.iean and leave address.
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The Western Mutual
Insurance Company
Increases It's Surplus

u vas srroarcst 'a.s week ~
wNso- Leva- rres.6er q, Tss-
tern Union Nl'aa' Insurance CON-
7auy .. this CITY that the Mica.saa
Insurance department raj ss'
granted su'aori'y - increase ne
surplus - ne compaey p 'iao-
U0a66 20 % az ompashea ~
issuance o. cert,i s'"s hsernE
fou- and I've yer cert 'r'eres' ard
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In ts fir-' hall year " Loysr
states iais company wrq'e more
thsn a million dollars nor'h y t.
suranos OF more than 500 at.v-
idusis
Rev Horace 4 whrs. pastor q:
Plymog,h CONGREGATIONAL chlren.
member e, ire Mics.saa Lszisia-
ture and me Detroit Hou'-E
Board s. member o. ne bos-t
81 directors 20 ne company TIE
treasure - the company is d.
AlfE Thomas s., ore o, pe'Eo.''s
veaithler men snd founder and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15

4+al lrmley-.5.s Rooms: both
newly r4c0naiilonei IL near Ford
RnuSs snd Ile>ofo Plants. 1 chance
~ 60 clean The placs that you
Wish - have.
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Ballroom Equipped To Accomodat|
1000 For N.A.A.CP. Annual Dapu

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Mr. and Mrs. z B Woods ~
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or Eugene Young. " AVA III
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vim Earl Ellis. A. Fo-a ~
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land Theodore Cres-
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CLASSIFIED
FOR RIM

Nlce room with Steam heat. Close
70 street. car line. r. Harris. $40
king. AT. 5.
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Fnr Zeal Estate Call John
Bishsw. Tylsr j.,os0-l35 south
Norrsll street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-15

AL a.flsi room. ur and down
-Hsf air heai-rlean fhrorShoui.
on ;nsrican asenuf. FOR euiok
sale. Ss-gH- Sl.mr down.
s.roon irame cottage 10 Amsri-
can a,enue. an be made into an
ncone - small cesi. Hn' air.
side drise Pear carace simNi--
S,"a down Nanv other bargains.
tall WALDEN olive s~eN.
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Ms Hs,ev BEL chairman OF
re r,.-srs committee % the
NAAcP Pail wishes re public %
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Of Colonel Charles Young Portrait

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