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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-03-07

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Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-06-29
The Dukes Sport
Dance A Gay
Colorful Event

The Dukes gave their tenth an
nual sport dance on Saturday at
the Casino All the members wore
sports dress and could be distin-
guished by the club ribbon in
black and white. Sinclair Gallo
ways orchestra furnished the mu-
sic and b. H. Hughes was mas
tel Of ceremonies. The Dukes club
is one Of the most popular in the
city. They have a membership
Of 40 members and give three
dances a year. All Of them are
very smart and enjoyable events
and Saturdays dance was no de-
Walton from their standard.
The officers are Charles w.
Rose, pres; E. B. Curry, vice-pres;,
Love E. Harrison, cor. sec; Gil
tor F. Willis, fin. sec; Allen =.
Kirkpatrick, treas; Carl AskeW,
scrgt. at arms; B. H. Hughes, dance
director; and on the Board of Di-
rectors, Hillary Brown, Walter S.
Chinn, J. Parker Nelson, A, w.
Montgomery, u. J. Marks, James
deWarren, William O. Moss, Mel
vim Singleton, James Ward On
the Board Of Review is Q. B. Van
derburg, William H. Thompson.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-06-29
The Chicago Music
Association To
Honor NJ. George

The Chicago Music association,
always alert and active unsteady,
is bubbling over with enthusiasm
and activity in promoting two
very outstanding musical events
in the next week.
The first is the testimonial to
Mrs. Maude Roberts George to
be given on Sunday, June 20, at
the Parkway Ballroom. Mrs.
George is one Of the past presi-
dents Of the association and also
past president Of the National
Music association.
The Chicago Music association
is also celebrating their 22nd an
niversary Tuesday evening, July
/, at the Good Shepherd COmmun-
:ty Center, 512O South Parkway.
This branch was organized dur
ING the race riot in 1919, and out
Of this group grew the National
Music association.
For several years it has been
the policy Of the local organiza-
ton to give a Musical Scholar
ship to a deserving Chicago mu-
sician, also to aid the national in
its national scholarship. The many
friends and music public are cor
daily invited to help celebrate
this birthday The birthday cake
will be cut at the next social
meeting in July.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-06-29
Miss E. r. S1nythe,
Ernes st Griffin
Exchange Vows

a very pretty wedding took
place at Poro Sunday when Miss
Ethel M. Smythe, charming
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
EDDY, became the bride Of Ernest
Griffin, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ste
phen a. Griffin. The bridal par
ty had a beautiful background Of
palms, ferns, pink and white peo-
MES, blue larkspur and on either
side huge candelabra each hold
ms seven candles.
Rev. Joseph NJ. Evans, pastor
Of Metropolitan Community
church, celebrated the marriage.
Rev. Evans had served the brides
parents at their marriage. The
bride wore lovely creation of
white mousseline de sole. most
becoming to her petite figure.
The intricate simplicity and beau
ty Of design, the long train and
the very long veil Of brides il
fusion, fastened by means of a
fllmy hat added glamour and
beauty. She carried a white BIZ
bic with a shower Of gardenias
dangling therefrom. The brides
gown, as well as those worn by
members of the bridal party, were
creations of Mrs. Eddy, the brides
mother, and the hats were made
by Mrs. Otha Lee Petty.
The maid Of honor, Miss Eliza
beth Lester, wore a gown Of
green, with a matching hat. She
carried pink roses. The little
flower girl, Patricia Eddy, wore
pink mousseline de sole with a
matching hat. Charles Ronald
Griffin, the little ring bearer, wore
white satin. The groom's brother
Charles Griffin was best man.
The brides mother wore a gown
Of rose lace and chiffon.
Both young people are very
we'll known in the younger social
circles. The groom is a member
Of Phi Beta Sigma fraternity and
is a well known undertaken,
They received many lovely gifts.
The out Of town guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. George Slaton, who
flew here from Detroit; Mrs. Hen
ry Taylor and Mrs. Grace Taylor
OF Dayton, Ohio.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-06-29
Mrs. II. v. Wilburn
H0nors Visitor
With Breakfast

Mrs. Homer Wilburn, 5719 Mi
chigan avenue, was hostess last
week at a breakfast given ia hon
OF Of Mrs. Neosha Venerable Tat
Us, formerly Of Kansas City and
row of Los Angeles, Calf. Mrs.
Wilburn used lovely and color
Jul flowers in her decorations
She served a very elaborate break
fast.
Seated about the table were
Nesdames N. A. Digs, d. c. ROg-
ers, J. NJ. Allison, Tate, Wayman
Ward, Wendell E. Green, Harry
Abbott, George Seton Fowler
Neosha Tatum, Homer Wilburn
and Miss Green Of Kansas City
The ladies rad a delightful time re-
neWing old friendships and chat
ting about happenings during the
time they lived in Kansas City
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-06-29
The Cook County
Bar Assn Guests
At St. Stephens

Cook County Bar association
was the guest Of st. Stephen A.
NJ. E. church, Washington bouIe-
ward at Damen avenue, on Sun
day morning. The program was
under the auspices of the Trustee
Circle. Atty Graham Perry was
master Of ceremonies. The prin-
cipal speakers were Atty. Rich
ard Westbrooks who spoke on 'The
Negro Lawyer as a Politician"
Atty. Georgia Jones Ellis on "The
Negro Woman as a Lawyer"
Music was furnished by tha
senior choir Of the church under
the direction Of Prof. "A. " Turn
er; and the Gospel Chorus, Spen-
Ger Jackson, director. Rev. Eu-
gene Thompson, pastor. Atty. J
Ernest Wilkins is president Of Cook
County Bar association; Atty
Bindley Q. Cyrus, secretary; Atty.
Patrick B. Prescott, treasurer; J.
u. Mangram, president Of the
Trustee Circle of the church
Many prominent members of the
Cook County Bar association were
present.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-06-29
,jgIarez Girls
Give A Smart
Cabaret Party

The Juarez Girls club gave their
third annual cabaret party at the
Club de Lisa on Thursday night.
here was a very large crowd and
they enjoyed a brilliant floor
show More than 300 attended
the party. The club members all
wore lovely, colorful lowered
prints and each had a corsage of
VloIets, and hats Of the same love-
ly shade.
The club table was large and
some 40 or more friends were
seated thereat Their large gold
and blue insignia bore the name
Of the club and there was p CEN
ter piece of flowers. Eddie Pic
que was master of ceremonies.
There were several out Of town
guests. Among these were Miss
Ida Evans Of New York; Miss Ann
Smith, New York; Mrs. Clotee
DeJohn, DR.. and Mrs. Pryor.
The members of the club are
Myrtle Terrell, president; Ger
trude Wesley, hostess; George
Parks, sweetheart; Lenore Toll
MARE, honorary member; Mary
Johnson, chairman; Myrtle Tomp-
kins, business manager; Elnora
Garrett, reporter; Della Gill,
treasurer; Carrie Mimms, fin. sec;
Theresa Nichols, vice-president;
Ida Parker, rec. sec.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-06-29
/ he Entire Nous
Sport Dance A
Pretty Affair

The Entire Nous club gave their
annual sport dance on Friday eve
ming At the Forum hall. Johnny
Longs orchestra furnished the mu
sic for the dancing and the 500
guests enjoyed every minute of
the time All the members wore
sports dress.
0. J. D. Rainey, Jr., is president;
Robert H. Stamps, Jr., chairman;
j. NJ. E. Pierce, vice president; A.
Henry, secretary. Among the
members who worked very hard
for the success of the event were
apt. 2. B. Frierson, o. B. Penn,
o. r. Frierson, J. J. Walker, Ray
mond Brown, George Aston,
Prof. Ed Watts, NJ. Winfrey, G.
L. Little, B. Richard, M. c. Sax
ton.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-06-29
History Class To
Visit Grave OF
Sojourner Truth

The DuSable History Glass plans
tour to the grave of SoJourner
Truth in Michigan on July f.
They will leave by bus from
George Cleveland Hall Library
and the public is invited.
The class will end its third an
niVersary at the Hall Library on
Thursday with an unusual pro-
gram featuring Phillip Morris
with slides of Brazil and the Afro
Americans who have achieved
since their emancipation in 1888.
Also DR.. J. Peters offers a new
challenge to share in the full
ness of u. S. A, Deborah Smith,
F. Hammurabi H. Robb made Of
ferings suggesting importance Of
blacks to America and significance
Of Haitian independence in North
and South America.
Samuel Stratton, presented by
c. w. Lee, chairman of program.
as teacher who has served for
three years, gave to Miss v. Harsh,
librarian who has granted even
longer hours for the class at the
library next autumn, a copy OF
Drucilla Dunjee Houston's book,
Wonderful Ethiopians Of the An
cient Cushite Empire" A copy
was given to Mrs. NJ. Kicks Of
Lincoln Center also. This book
deals with the achievements Of
the African in ancient Ethiopia,
Egypt, Bible lands, Assyria, Baby
Ion, Persia, and India, even to
China.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-06-29

very interesting. Then there were
some lovely little ballet dancers
in rainbow colored costumes, their
full, fllmy, frilly shirts giving them
the appearance Of huge, animated
flowers.
In the cast were Louise Coins
as Jack Spratt; June Campbell as
Mrs. Spratt; Jewell Thompson as
Peter Pumpkin Eater; Elaine
Moore as Mrs. Peter; Florence
Miller as Little Miss Muffett; Lo-
use Stubs as the Knave Of
Hearts; Orpha Stands who star
red as Humpty-Dumpty; Madeline
Moore, the Old Woman who lived
IN Shoe and her children, Bar
bara Evans, Dolores Miller, Son
va SaXtOn, Xandra Saxton, LIE
Cheta Smith, Annethea Crawley.
In the second group were Au-
drey GateWood as Jack; Verna
NeWsome as Jill; Jane Greene as
Jack Be Nimble; Dolores BazelI as
Lucy Lockett; Yvonne Moore as
Curley Locks; Joyce Virgins as
Tommy Tucker; Doris Glenn as
Sally Waters; Regina Moore as
Polly Flanders; Bernice Martin as
Boy Blue; Abbie Shuford as 30
Peep; Joyce Brown as Queen of
Hearts; and Frances Taylor as
Mary, Quite Contrary.
Gloria Watson, Dorian Cant
and Doris Newton were the pretty
Maids all in a Row; Doris Hur-
ley as the King of Hearts; Barbara
Williams as Old King Cole; Jeanne
Brannick, Totafee Armand and
Josephine Jefferson were King
Coles Fiddlers Three: Gloria
Greene was the pretty little toe
specialist.
IheSe youngsters in pantOmine
told the story Of the favOrite char
acters in Mother Goose land. In
the second act there was y one
act ballet, "SWan Lake" Here
the king and his royal compan-
ions pause in their hunting near 4
lake in the forest and frolic. When
daylight fades the Fairy of Hope,
played by Frances Taylor, appears
and changes the swans Oh the
edge Of The lake into lovely maid
=ns. Then comes the dawn and
the Fairy Of III VIII, Dolores Be-
zell, WeaVes spell over the king.
The others in the cast were I,aU-
rnita Taylor, the king; Odette
EWell and Shirley Pierson. Hill
royal companions; Barbara Viii
Iams, Madeline Moore and Jewell
Thompson, the village girls; Joyce
Thornton, Queen Of the Swan
maidens; Gloria Greene, the spi-
rit Of Evil; Jean Hunt, Barbara
Taylor, Orpha STANDS, Doris Tur-
ley, Audrey Covington, Alberta
GLADDEN., Patricia Gladden., Pstrj-
ella Connor were the swan maid
ems.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-06-29
Miss c. Redwi11
Talks On Hitler,
Religious Trends

Miss Eleanor RedWin Of Wen
ma, Austria, was the guest speak
CT at Grace Presbyterian church
Sunday morning when the church
held its second Sorority and Wo-
mans Day program. Mrs. Jean
nette Triplett introduced the
speaker. Miss Redwin gave an
interesting account Of happenings
il Europe under the Hitler re-
CINE and the religious trends in
Europe.
Musical selections were offered
by Melba Allen Bryant, central
70 Of Los Angeles, Calf; Fannie
g. Wood, soprano; and the choir
under the direction Of 7. Theodore
Taylor. Mrs. Louise B. Mackey
was chairman; Rev. Augustus Eu-
gene Bennett is pastor.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-06-29
Plan Party For
YWCA Leaders

On Friday evening, June 27,
the volunteer leaders will enjoy
y party at the South Parkway
Center. 1t will be called a
might in June" and the evening
viii be spent playing faVOrite
games and they tell us too, there
are to be some grand surprises for
the volunteers who attend.
Miss Eleanor I. Harper is chair
man Of the vening Volunteer
Leadership Group Of the South
Parkway Branch Y. w. C. A. and
Mrs. Ruth Moore Smith is gen
eral secretary.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-06-29
Orions Present
r. N. Dett Quartet

The OriOns, Of which John 7.
Jenkins is president, presented the
Dett Quartet at a musicale in the
Good Shepherd Community Cen
ter on Sunday afternoon. a very
representative group was present
to enjoy the splendid program.
The Orions in accordance with
their policy Of inviting their
friends to enjoy varied entertain
ment, offered this beautiful pro
gram gratis.
The quartet is made up Of Will
liam O'NeiII, basso; Alphonso
Comes, baritone; George Sanford,
tenor; David Daniel, tenor alter
nate; William Henderson, second
tenor; Hermione Comes, accom-
PIANIST and arranger. They sang
IA Toast" (Stevens-Amos); Lift
Thine Eyes" Logan-Baldwin) ;
"To a Rose" (Stevens-Coome)
Passing By" (Purcell-Burleigh) ;
Bells at Eventide" (Rachmanin-
off-Black); King Jesus is a Lis
TENN" Sometimes I Feel like a
Motherless Child in an arrange
ment by Hermione Goines; Hold
Out Your Light" arranged by Al
phonse Comes; Fatal Tragedy"
MY Little Banjo" and "Scanda-
lie My Name"
The soloists were Hermione
I Comes, pianist, ":Scherzo" by
Beecher; AlphOnse. Comes, bari
tone, singing Three Shadows"
(Burleigh); Il Love Life" MANA
Zucca); and William "A. Hudson,
who read two original poems, "Old
Youth" and Speak Ye Pyramids. =
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-06-29
Miss Betty Memo
Honored With A
Birthday Party

Mrs. Mae Jackson was the
charming hostess on Sunday eve
ming at lovely birthday party
given in honor of Miss Betty Me-
no in her beautiful home, 1897
Michigan avenue. The home was
beautifully decorated with large
vases Of flowers Of various kinds.
A large number of Miss NemO's
school friends were present and
she received many lovely gifts.
Parlor games, music and dancing
were features Of the evening. a
delicious repaSt was served.
There was very large cake
done in red, white and blue, with
birthday greeting thereon. Miss
Memo, wearing a lovely pink or
candle with white accessories and
3 corSage Of sweet peas, cut the
lovely cake and served her many
guests.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-06-29
PLAN HOSPITAL ASSN.
CONVENTION FEATURES

The local sponsoring commit
tee Of the National Hospital AS
ISOLATION, which holds its eigh-
teenth annual session in Chicago,
August II to 10, met Thursday
evening, June 10, at the South
Parkway Branch, Y. w. g. A.,
under the Craftsmanship Of Mrs.
Lola NJ. Parker Of the Iota Phi
Lambda sorority, with Mrs. Ma
rian Rhodes as secretary. Plans
were made for a garden party in
honor Of the visitors on August
IL, and for a dinner on August
18.
DR.. William D. Giles is in charge
Of the entertainment features. A
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-06-29
MINIATURE STUDIO
MUSIC CLUB

The Miniature Studio Music
club is making further plans on
the Y. w. c. A. last Sunday. The
clu bis making further plans on
thier coming dance which is to
Ike given i'll July. Harriette Pc
terson gave an excellent roprt on
Handel.
The next meeting will be held
the first Sunday in July. All who
are interested in music are in
vited to come. Josephine O.
Inniss, sponsor; Inez Butler, re-
porter,
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-06-29
Hold Open House
For Newlyweds

Mr.. and Mrs E. c, Davis, new
lyweds Of the past week, held open
house last week at 1924 Indiana
avenue, to give their many friends
en- opportunity to see their many
wedding gifts. Mrs. Davis, the
bride, Mrs. Rose Johns and Mrs.
Hazel Harrison received the many
guests.
"A delicious repast was served.
The wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis was one Of the most beau
tiful and elaborate Of the season.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-06-29

A glowing tribute to LeOra Law
lah was paid her by her many
friends and fellow teachers at
a dinner at Morris Eat Shop
given by Mrs. Evelyn Shrop-
shear Monday night. Mrs. Law
lah, wife of DR.. JOhr. LawIah,
new medical dean at Howard
university, will leave for Wash
ingtOn, ID. c., at the end Of the
week. She was presented with
two pieces of raw cOwhide lug
gage by her friends. (See bot
tom phOto.) Among those pres
ent were Misses and Mesdames
(readir.y from left to right Mil
dred Lemon, Roma Jones, Olive
NJ. Diggs, Beverly Greene, Alice
Sheffey, Marietta Cephas, Eve
lyn Grave, Hazel GassOway,
Emma Grant, Edna Conner, Ell
amor Halves, Alice Beasley, Ze-
nObia Halves, Blanche Alphrain,
Adele Walden, Inez Duke, Mel
matilde Richie, Myrtle Seng-
stacke. (seated) Juanita Har-
ris, Evelyn. Shropshear and Lee
ora LaWlah.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-06-29

musical score lOF Ihe opening
number Greetings Of 1941."
There were some clever dances
by very young followers of terpsi-
chore and a number of clever
young songbir6s. There was
Louisine Ford, Josephine Leah
BuIger, the Songbird; Mary Nc
Bride and Marian Barthelemey.
the La Conga Girls; Elizabeth and
Idamae Thompson giving their in
depreciation of Give O'clock
Whistle; Dolores Johnson. styl-
Cd the Nimble One; Marie Brown.
singing. and swinging as she has
done since she was big enough
to toddle and an ensemble doing
the Strut Down Pompton turn
pike.
Jean Cornell featured a Bit Of
Jumping 1--WE, a clever number by
a clever young person in fiImy
blue net and satin. Emnita Silk
offered Sweet SWING" Jessie
Brown and Evelyn Ragland were
the ''Flashy Steppers;" Jean Dor
sey. known as the Coming Ethel
Waters, sang "Am l Blue" and
Stormy Weather" in true Waters
style.
There were some little strip
tease artists doing Chinese Rhy-
tnm wearing celestial costumes;
these they shed and did an Irish
llg wearing characteristic cos
tune and these were shed for the
Scant costumes that enabled them
better to present some good cd
American swing. Loretta Meslev.
the graceful one, did ballet num-
ber that was colorful because Of
the clever costume Of flame
shades.
Nedra Wilson as a Petite Patri-
OF, Elnita Silk doing a tap la
Eleanor Powell were features.
Beautiful indeed was the ballet
"Personification Of loneliness
with Adrienne O'NeiIl the clever
danseuse who directed the work
in a solo number and a group of
small girls in pink ballet cos
tunes and group Of larger girls
in sea blue ballet costumes III
the chorus. There was a rare
combination Of glamour, beauty
and shoWmanship. But that finale
with Geraldine Taylor as the song
bird and group of Camp Fire
Girls presenting the Bronze Amer
lCal Camp Fire Girl Of 1941 was
most beautiful. Juanita Hender-
son was the baton twirIer and the
costumes were incredibly clever
and beautiful. 1t made one think
Of Zeigfield,
Mrs. Hattie Thomas received thu
Campfire crown for the first
prize; Mrs Virginia Ewing, sec
ond and Mrs. Lula White won
third place in the contest.
Miss Rose Janyce. Brown is
president; Mrs William e. King,
GUARDIAN. NEs. Adriknne Mason
ONeill, director; Mrs. William 4.
Cradle, Chicago Executive and
secretary Of the Camp Fire
Group.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-06-29
Lola Byrd Wins
Art rize At
Englewood High

Miss Lola Byrd, the IS year old
daughter of Mrs. 10 D. Bonds
Harrison, wesu known concert ar
list, is the proud winner of the
second prize in the art contest
held last week at Englewood high
school. Little Miss Byrd has been
a member Of st. Cecilia choir OF
st. Edmund's church for the past
three years and she is most
promising piano student.
Miss Byrd, who is quite as pref
ty as she is talented, informs us
that she will spend her summer
vacation studying dressmaking
and designing.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-06-29

public mass meeting on the eve
ming Of August 18th will be an
ether feature, DR.. S. w. Smith,
executive secretary and editor Of
the National Hospital association,
announced. Many leading citi-
zens from all walks of life were
present and shared in arrange
ments for entertaining visitors
from all parts Of the United Stat
es. The committee will meet a.
gain in the near future.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-06-29
A. Kin1abrough
To Be I Presented
In Piano Recital

Monday, June 80, at 8:15 p. m.
in the auditorium of st. Paul c.
M E. church, 1914 Dearborn
street, Blanche Jackson ThOmp-
son will present in debut piano
recital, Andrew Lawrence Kim
brough. Young Kimbrough, who
is the elder son of the late Rev.
A. Lawrence Kimbrough, former
pastor Of St. Paul church, has
been a student Of Mrs. Thomp-
sons for the past five years. She
has been his only instructor.
The young pianist will play a
variety of compositions from Bee
thoven, Chopin, Schumann, Schu-
bert, Mozart, Bach and other mas
tiers. The Youth Organization,
of which young Kimbrough is
pianist, is sponsor; Robert Hollo-
way is president; George Holbert
is manager; Rev. Holman w.
Evans, minister.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-06-29

Mrs. Olivia Riley of New York
City and her daughter, Miss La
Verne Riley, are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs James Saunders,
53rd and KenWood avenue.
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-06-29
Mahalia jackson
To Be Presented

The Church of God of which
L. F. Dunn is superintendent, will
present Mahalia Jackson and her
singers on Friday evening, June
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-06-29
CAMP FIRE REVUE COLORFUL,
MUSICAL, GAY, GLAMOROUS

941 Revue OF the Camp the Group
Wednesday evening Parkway Ballroom Floyd Camp
bells orchestra furnished the what presentation
finale poise beauty and
glamour professional responsible for the
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-06-29
MOTHER GOOSE FOLKS LIVE.
AGAIN IN DANCE PANTONITlE.

Inc pupils Of Mildred Haessler
4UeI Goose folks comedy and panomne
d "ehoeL Phlps high school, Jaurez
Lane ana Kermit Dudley violnists accompanied The little
people were beautiful their the was
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1941-06-29

27, 8 p. m. at the Christian
church, 4413 Indiana avenue. They
promise the audience a gospel
feast.