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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
Whitaker News
By Cornelius Reeves

The Rev. ]. A. Parker, OF Camp
bell Chapel. conducted the love
feast and Communion services in
an impressive way, Sunday morn
ing Many were present.
The Junior chorus will motor TO
Hamiramck Sunday afternoon, to
worship with the Rev. Mr.. Banks
and his congregation. The Rev. Mr..
Banks and his two choirs will
worship at Campbell's Chapel the
third Sunday.
Social Items
MIR. and Mrs. Allen Thompson
and son. Paul. also Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Solomon and others. jour
neyed TO Elkhardt Saturday after
noon, 10 visit friends and relatives
over the week end.
Miss Henrietta Bryant and Rus
sell Cole. Of Detroit. and Miss Edith
Bryant. OF Ypsilanti, called at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bryant last Saturday. Mrs. Alice
Bryant and Mrs. Mary Parker at
tended the II. ". club meeting at
the home OF Mrs. Hardy Shaw, on
Harris road, Thursday evening.
Mrs. Grace Mayburn and family
and Miss Matte Winston and Mrs.
Cynthia Paige. OF Detroit, were
dinner guests OF Mrs. Sadie Ledford.
asst Saturday Later in the after
noon. Mr.. and Mrs. Fower OF St.
Louis. poined them in the social az
fair.
Mrs. n. Mackobee. OF Dover.
Tenn. enjoyed a few days recent
ly. visiting at the home OF her sis
ter, Mrs. Sadie Ledford.
Harold and Tim Carter must have
enjoyed themselves at a surprise
party given for Roberta Hill. Fri
day night. Anyway. they looked as
OF they did.
Mrs. Cora Carter spent few
days in Detroit with her mother,
Mrs. Tyson, recently.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11

What state Of all the foyegh ha the biggest acreage in
white potatoes? It's Idaho, or Maine but our own
Michigan, with yearly average of about quarter.mion
planted to this staple crop. Three other states have
larger total yield But fried, baked mashed or boiled
Mchsans annual % crop lot of potaoes
The potato grower usually has decide whether to sell
his potatoes they dug hold them in storage
to sell in winter spring Weather conditions, the size Of the
nations crop and o factors be followed closely and
the telephone helps many potato farmers keep informed BY
telephone too, the wholesaler sells to retail stores and the
housewife places her weekly order of potatoes What about
some ofthose Michigan spud for dinner?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11

Bishop Frank NJ. Reid Of the
South African District AME and
the Rev. DR. Howell OF ST. Steph-
ems, Detroit were the dinner
guests OF Presiding Elder and
Mrs. Blake al their home on y
9th Ave, Ann Arbor.
Last Sunday afternoon Miss
Rosemary Alexander gave a lovely
birthday dinner for her mother.
Mrs Hattie Alexander at Julia's
tea room in the Welfare building
Those present we're: Mrs. Laura
Taylor Miss Laura Johnson, Hen
~ McGnnis. Miss Lucille Mize.
Calvin Petty and John Ragland.
Other birthdays OF which We
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
Clubs And Lodges

81. Mary's a & AM Cedric Nor.
ris ". NJ. Regular meeting last
Monday The Lodge plans ban.
Guet and presentation 10 be held
az the Dunbar in the near future
Several state officials have beer
invited 20 thiS affair. which will
be In honor of Brother Lewis who
has served the Graft faithfully AMI
long.
Eastern Star, Mrs. Starks. WIN.
A shower was given on the past
Monday night for Mrs. Mar,
Bridges tBeckley) who is 10 enter
q Chicago hospital during the week
Tor an operation.
pratt Lodge (Elks) Dr. Dickson
Exalted Ruler
A special meeting has beel
called for Wednesday night TO-
The dual purposes OF reporting of
reporting on the picnic and ap-
proving the scholarship aid 10
Miss Flora Lee who is entering
her fourth year a. Wherefore.
The Lodge wishes 20 thank the
SWISS Garment Cleaners and
Brother James Fondren for the
beautiful banner that was donated
10 the Lodge by the company. This
is n very valuable gift and some.
thing that the Lodge really need
ca.
The Ann Arbor Business Men s
club will open its fall season on
Tuesday the 14th. All are urged
10 he present as there Is much un.
finished business awaiting the
group.
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Ypsilanti
By MRS. EI6ENIA O'BANNON
nrnMn Chanel

Prophecy And Christ Jesus
was the theme OF Pastor II. G. Sim
mons sermon sunday morning
Four were added 10 the member
ship.
The senior choir and Sunday
school Of the church will sponsor
twilight service sunday October
l., al 4:3o pm Also az . 80 pm
the junior choir Will accompany the
pastor 10 Ann Arhor. where they
wiil take part in the harvest
home services AZ second Baptist
church. in that city. The Rev. J. W
Carpenter is pastor.
The morning sermon last sun
day was preached by the pastor.
Second Baptist Church
The morning sermon al Second
Baptist church last sunday morn
inc was preached by the pastor, the
Rev. Garther Robertson. from the
icxi. Gen. s7;lf. II was an i'm
pressive messaEe.
The pastor choir and chorus
motored 20 Niddlehelt later sunday.
10 worship a, Firs, Baptist church,
Of which the Rev. Mr.. Douglas is
pastor. They went in interest OF the
Pastors aid.
AZ 73o pm. the Lords supper
was administered 10 a large mem
hership Mrs Maggie Taylor, OF
Birmingham. Ala. was added 10 the
church other visitors were Mrs.
Annie smith and Shelby Robertson,
the PASTORS brother. both OF Lor-
rain Iowa.
The senior choir sponsored a
farewell party in honor OF the Rev.
4. Hubbs. OF New orleans. who left
Thursday for his home. after spend
ing several weeks here with his
daughter and son-in-law. MIR. and
Mrs Caauncey Green. Mrs. Green
accompanied him as far as Chicago,
where She Will spend week visit
inc friends Miss Viola Freeman Is
enjoying the trip with her
See the Living Picture shown
AT Harriet street school. Friday.
October H. Il viii be sponsored by
tho kWC club.
Nr and Mrs. William Richards,
~ Washington y. c. are visiting
MI nd VI s. Columbus Cox. Mrs.
Richards is tho sister % Mr.. Cox.
Tin Ladies Gospel quintet help
"a MIS- Florence Dixon 10 cole
hrafa her birthday last week. The
party was given hy Tho honoree's
husband Austin Dixon Mrs Dixon
has heen ill for several months She
enioyed the singing by the quintet
also the refreshments that were
served
Messrs HDiirt Matthews and
Warren Malone. Of Romulua. Mich.
we're visitors Tuesday al The home
90 the Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Carr.
Thoy,also visited Tho Rcv. and Mrs
Matter f. Smith. OF Carey Chapel
ANE church IN Monroe Mich.
Those IN tho sick list are vii
liam Jones. Jim Ward John Etchi-
son and 'ho Rev Richard Edmonds.
TIN Rev Mr. Campbell, Of
RomUnls. Michigan, also his choir
and congregation. Will bc guests
~ tho GOSPEL chorus Sunday al
Second Baptist church. Please come
out and Welcome 'hom
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11

During the drive. the membership
rates will be temporarily reduced as
a special inducement.
Heretofore the ST. Antoine
Branch Of the YMCA in Detroit has
lsgg.d behind other ~" branches
in other smaller cities. This year.
however. the membership is ex-
pected to top all records. First. be-
cause there are two division work
ing this year with twice as many
workers and captains participating
and second, the ~" has broadened
IFS program and scope so at to in
clude many OF Detroit's Industrial
workers.
The two divisions this year have
been named the Veterans" COM
POSED OF veteran "Y" workers and
headed by Or. c. c. Constable.
crowned king in last years drive
for heading the division in bringing
in the largest number OF workers
last year. The other division has
been named the "Challengcrs" head
cd by shelton Tapes whose mem
bers are composed OF largely indus
trial workers of the various plants
throughout the city.
More and more men are realizing
that their own good physical con-
dition and character strength is
the first line of national defense.
The YMCA has very definite part
TO play in the building OF characters
and health.
The "Y' has more than ever TO
offer TO men OF Detroit today. In
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
News From Ann Arbor
By JOHN RAGLAND

have heard arc: Percy ]. West,
Oct. 10 and Beverly Thomas. Oct.
&c.
Last week. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor
Collins entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Collins. newly-weds. at their
home on Wall street. The Cecil
Collins are making their home In
Detroit. other out-of-town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Gas
ION OF Detroit. who spent Tuesday
Sept. so with Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley
Mattinglcy incidentally. Mrs. s..
Mfttngley and her son Gordon
had just returned from two
weeks visit in Detroit
OUR SYMPATHY TO:-Jsmee
Reckley who with his brother left
the city during the week TO attend
the funeral OF their father in Mis-
sissippl. To Mrs. Mary Wigginton
who entered 81. Joseph Mercy
hospital last week for an opera
ton. Her condition Is reported as
satisfactory. To Doc Elliott who
was taken suddenly III at his bar
her shop last Saturday and had
In he taken home. To my good
trend Mother Lewis. To Ollie
Watson. and 10 a host Of others OF
whom We may not have heard.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
River Rouge
BY ROBERT NEwSOME
Political Comments

ed by DR.. G.. o. Salisbury recent
ly met last week aud held little
pow WOW. Plans were made al the
meeting for the committee 10 meet
the charter commission Monday
night. for the purpose OF mapping
out ways and means for inserting
the ward system in the new char
ter. The results of the meeting are
not known at this writing.
II another public meeting is held
between now and the next issue OF
this paper, the writer will give the
lo5 down on the committees md
ings
Home Building
Hammers are ringing and saws
are making the sawdust fly, as
various home-owners in Ecorse so
into their last minute rush 10 COM
plete their new homes and make
additions TO old ones. before The
winter snow begins 10 fly.
There are only a few weeks and
days to complete the new homes
that arc going up. Also, there are
number OF buildings which will
not be completed before winter. II
the owners are wise, they will nail
up all the windows and doors,
thereby saving quite a bit OF lumber
and other material. because kindl-
ing wood is likely to be ar prem
ium this winter. AS you know. de-
tense work is taking much of the
building material.
Social Notes
Mrs. Florida Burton and Mrs.
Mamie Hood returned last Monday
from short business trip TO Ark
ansas and Tennessee.
Mrs. Rachel Davis returned last
week from well-deserved rest and
vacation on Long Island. \. Y.
Mrs. Ida Mckinley and Miss
Doris Holland. also Mrs. Melissa
Jones, left last Friday by motor to
visit relatives and friends in Miss
issippi. Thomas Coleman was their
chauffeur.
We see Howard Moore and
certain Miss Williams around
Ecorse and Rouge hot spots fire.
quently. 1t seems that tho romance
bug has bitten them again.
The jitterbues are wondering
what Is out in Arizona. that keeps
Beatrice Martin always on rubber
or steel. between here and there.
She expects 10 leave within a few
days for Phoenix.
The corner will he a little lone
some now for quite while. since
Uncle Sammy has taken a few jit-
terbugs out Of circulation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maston Lee. OF SS77
Fifteenth street. had is their lunch
con guest Monday Mr.. and Mrs.
Odcll Adams. OF Detroit. also Mrs.
Emma Lee Adams OF 4l6 Polk
street and Mr.. Lees sister Mrs.
Jean Holloway OF Helena, Ark. The
latter is visiting here with the
Adamses.
First Baptist Church
First Baptist was largely attend
ed last Sunday. Devotional service T
were led by the deacons and moth
ers. Rev. j. d. Davis, the pastor
told how much he enjoyed his vaca-
ton. Everybody was glad to have
him back.
Pastor Davis preached from Acts
1925, subject. Power and EffeclL
OF Prayer" {
The choir will present musicals
program Sunday night. October u :
A rare treat is promised. .
Matte T. Bell is church reporter
NJ. Zion Baptist Church
Sunday morning fine message
was delivered by the pastor the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11

Rev. G. A. Stevenson. His theme
was: Substantial Evidence Proves
His Sonship," text. John 1i:1l. The
King Solomon Five and the Mt.
Zion Four. Of Detroit, were visitors.
The Gospel band OF lnkster will
bring a series of sermons for Trus-
tee board, Usher board. Mission
airy circle. All members are re-
quested 10 attend business meet
Ing saturday, at Z pm.
Robert T. Smith is church re-
porter.
The Alexander Dumas unit No.
352. OF Ecorse, invite friends and
citizens 10 be present Sunday after
noon. October l., at pm. at the
American Legion hall on Tenth
street. An Americanism program
will proceed the installation OF Of
ficcrs Or. G. Salisbury will he the
principal speaker. 4 trumpet duet
will be featured by j. Hill and
Charles Edwards. Or. John Round
tree will discuss the topic OF
citizenship" Come early for the
program.
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Church Of God and christ
State and Hight SIS. Elder Ford
The Dunbar

Golden Rule Friendship Circle
will open It's fall season on Tues
dav evening Mrs. Hill Is president
The La Certe Chsrmonts. q
newly organized club Of young
girls OF high school and college
ages meet on Monday evenings
Miss Reclski writes that they had
very interesting meeting. dis
cussing pertinent social problems
and Negro History. All who are
Interested in these discussions
ere invited 10 attend.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11

addition to famous svinml,.
and gymnasium. there h,s ' pool
been instituted a bridge MIN, ' y.
those interested in becor,s... ' =, ~
ter bridge players, checker .. We
billiards. periodicals aysll,h ,.u'''
the lounge. handicraft. ana ~. y
erous other activities. 'an'
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Post Script

have never mentioned my
fishing trip with the Rev. Mr.
Carpenter a week or more ago. We
had an early breakfast al the
prsonage OF fried apples. bacon.
toast and coffee and by $50 was
on our way TO the river. The trip
gave me an excellent chance 10
test the famed Carpenters Blugill
BAH. and as defendant OF an old
fisherman, II has my OK. And by
the way. wish 10 emphasis the
coming Harvest Home at the Bap-
list church next Sunday The az
far Is an annual one and the pro-
grf ms have always been excellent.
Three GueSses: ID A former
Ann Arbor Columnist and Secre-
tarv has secured a position with
the Detroit office Of the Detroit
Tribune Co) a very we'll known
Ann Arhor couple Is TO he married
sometime during the week. tSl
Thru the tireless efforts ~ the
Detroit Urban league. service
club fo~ our colored boys IL 10 b.
opene tat Camp Custer. and a
brilliant younz Ann Arbor wonn-
an Is 10 get the position as host
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Bethel AME \. 9Th Ave.
Rev. 4. W. Wright

$3.50 am. Sunday school; III a.
m. Morning service: and s pm,
ACE leagues 7:30 pm. Evening
service. The past week was one
OF organizing the church boards
and clubs for the coming year.
Chaimen for the Stewards boards
are No /. Walter Harrison; No. ?
Clarence Darlington or the Stew
ardesees boards, Mrs. Charles
Harrison will be chairman OF
Board No. and Miss Frances
simmons OF Board No. 2 The
Trustees are as follows; Walter
Harrison. Ed Kelly. charles Har-
rison. Bert Jackson. Mrs. Oretha
Johnson. Mrs. Ella Hall. James
watts. Frank Morgan and John
Rarland. Others elected are Mrs
Morgan. church. secretary and Ed
Jones. clerk. The Board Of Re-
lieious Education will he compos-
cd Of the following Mrs Cora
Runssey. Mrs. Hattie Robinson,
Mrs. Eva McComas Mrs. p. Con-
nor and Mrs. A. Morgan.
Second Baptist y. 9TH Ave.
Rev. 4. W. Carpenter
$50. Sunday school; II am.
Morning service; ByPr At 6; 1880
Evening service The twelfth an
rual Harvest Home Celebration
will he observed next Sunday
There will he special services in
the morning. afternoon and eve
ming The pastor will sneak In
the morning. Rev. H. G Simmons
OF Ypsilanii. will speak in the aft
trncon and Arthur ". STAGE. edi-
tor OF the Ann Arbor Daily News
will he the guest speaker in the
evening
Church Of God and Christ
State and Hight Sts. Elder Ford
Morning service. 10 am; Peo-
pies meeting 6 pm: Evening
services. pm PRAYER services
on Tuesday and Friday Women's
Night. Wednesday; Bible Class
Thursday
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FLINT NEWS
A. TURNlPSEED. Representative $500 Main Street

/ chorus will furnish the music on
the third and fourth sundays each
month, directed by Miss Gwendola
Smith.
Mr. and Mrs Brook Travis gave a
birthday party sunday afternoon,
in honor o. their son. Leon Travis.
WHO Was hvc years old Eighteen
o. his friends were present. Games
we're played and refreshments serv-
cd. Master Leon received many
beautiful presents. Pictures were
taken of The group on the lovely
lawn Of Or. and AIRS J. L. Leach.
Mrs Flora Talbert is church re-
porter for QUINN Chapel
Pastors Wives Hold Meet
The Pastors wives Council Will
meet az the hume OF Mrs. Josie
Vaughn $500 Manner street. on Oct.
ie
The Army and Navy union VIII
raeet Friday night at Sam Hawk
ms. sio3 lndusris, avenue.
NJ. olive Baptist Church
Herald Begins
Sponsors OF the Mt. Olive Herald
Wish 20 thank all VINO helped make
x possible 70 begin publishing tho
bulletins again The publ'C's con-
fnued interest solicited The
RYPy has been resumed. several
Interested members have volun-
'eered 70 give lhoir services 20 help
Tho work 70 forward All are in
,itcd Nj olive viii begin rs coal
rally SUNDAY. Ocf L. Each mom-
Der j, asked 30 donate ono doNas
TIE annual installation Of cfl-
cors VIII also he held sunday Oct
* A.. new and reelected officers
are requested to attend
The fsil bazaar viii 20 held at the
Church on N,y. :. and :
Recreation council Notes
4 music fesfc WAS held sunday
afternoon "a. 81 Oiyo Baptist
church Home Makers Club No.
is conducting q Rcd Cr,-s class in
the Elm park school building fsom
70 . each Monday evening All
are welcome
rre-sfhocl classes are opcrmr AZ
both cor'ers ono a. tho clifford
Street center casoBs 'hir,v-fye
children 'he o'hcr classes agc AZ
ine $ John pls'nc' center. Par
orts n tho latter ca arc asked
80 kindly hiirs thor own cnildrcu
10 NE cen'cr s~ Tho center has TO
y Or cf Tickins them NJ
Tho W Olive senior choir viii
sron~or MISS Dorothy Green in
secfsi Ff.aav evening Oc'. l. A.
'fs church All alo invited. In ar-
p'eca'ion for Miss Green service
20 Tho community
Mss Marian Coates is of 70 coll
ieEs So Ypsiianii Mss Coates ISL
an honor student from the schools
IN Elm anl has besn encouraged
and aided hv Ms jennie Johnson
foardcr O: the Christian center
hese
" Fannie Jackson accomplish
ed nurse % This c.''. has be y ai-
niiieG % study in ilagiey hosp.taL
Mrs. Jackson is also pursuing a
pos'-readuata course there
Mr.. and Ms Henry clark and
sir and Mfs Nose Morris were vis-
4..-- IT, r-ftr. fra, C.tt,,l.,s sr,1..
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Reduce Membership Rates In YDii,,
Seek To Enroll More Boysh Prog,''

The final plans have been made and worker, 49,,
to start the largest and most intensive memherh;nr ENROLLED
in the history of the ST. Antoine Branch Of the cr
Oct. 10 through Oct 81 -"VA On
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Flint Classified Ads

Phone 96>s2
MID WFST SWAPPING POST
We Buy. sell. Trade
Merchandise ri Value
Radio service Washer Service
Typewriter Sales and service
open : am. 10 pm.
To- Z. 3rd street Flint. Nleh.
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lItIpr-NIchITAn At Cas-

llMES SQUARE opsn sac \ " PARK
Free After & p NJ All Seats iSc All
Star Cast In "sLANEs ~ BONDAGE"
THREE FACES WEST" John Wayne.
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Film Time Clock
ADJUSTMENTS

ADAhs-"In the Navy" II a. m. 1;s7.
i:44, 1896, 1928 p NJ; Tight Shoes. A."
i2:45. 3:37. s:29. 800 p. m.
BROADWAY cAPIToL-"Zisgfeld Girl. "
IL a m, 2:42. 1924. i0:O6 p. m East OF
the River" i:2s, 5:il. $3.50 p. m.
UMBRELLA Girl" 1:55.
IS IS, ais p m: Fast OF the River Z"
1880, $40, 7'50. t;4o p. m.
FISHER "Ziegfeld Girl" 2:25. s:2i.
10 p. m; East OF the River" 1912, sos.
s:57 p. m.
FoX-"M Moon over Miami" IL a m.
4 ;52. 4.44. 7.36, 1928 p. m. THE
Saints Vacation" l2:ss, 3;2s, $40
9:l2 y. m.
IcHIGAN-"Caught in the Draft. 4"
1888 a. m SO, 4:57. 7.5s. 1880 p m. /;
= Affectionately Yours" i22i, 1922, 6.23,
s:24 p. m.
MADISoN-"The Women" i;iT. 5:37.
s:57 D., m; Waterloo Bridge" 1929 a,
m, 3:i9. 500 p. m.
PALMS-sTATE-"The Sea Wolf" II
a. m. 1854. 1850. 7:4b. l0:4O D. m (:
- scattergood Baines," ~ :f6, 3:4i, 6:33,
s:Si p. m.
RTVIERA-"Ziegfe1d GIT. Z!35, B.3I.
lO:lT p m; East OF the River" 30,
Sis. o.04 ID. m.
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Father Cast Visits
Gre enfield Village

THE NINETEENTH century
will have an airing in its own at
mosphere this afternoon when the
cast of Life With Father" cur
rently in its seventh record break
ing week at the CaSs Theater,
will be guests at Greenfield Viii
lage.
A private bus will call for the
red headed Clarence Day clan and
their confreres at the CasS Thea
ter, returning them 10 their dress
ing rooms in time for this
evenings performance. Luncheon
will be served in the Administra-
Building, following which the
party will be shown the Rouge
plant, the museum, and finally the
of Victorian times at
Greenfield Village.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15
Wes+wood to Have
Ice Parade Of I94l'

AMERICAS KEATS ON
SKATES" including a line of gor-
geous girls cutting capers on real
ice, describes the lavish Lamb
.Yocum Ice Parade of 1871, which
opens a limited engagement "un-
der the stars" at Westwood Gar
dens, Michigan avenue, one mile
west of Telegraph road, Friday.
The revue, which is presented
on specially constructed stage,
20 by 70 feet. and prepared for
use by its own portable ice plant.
stars Gladys Lamb and RUDE Yo-
cum, whirling dervishes on skates,
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rante heads the new bill and
doubles as master of ceremonies
between contortion tricks. Dorothy
Jean is the charming new swing
stress, with novelty arrangements
of popular tunes while Wally
Buag's acrobatic and eccentric
dancing add variety 10 the revue.
An appealing duo are the 10th
Sisters. running the gamut of
terpSichorean skill from a South
Sea hula 10 tap, acrobatic and soft
shoe routineS.
Alto Fryer and his Musical
Maniacs continue on the band
stand.
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supported by such well known f,g.

supported by such well known hg-
ure skaters as Buddy Lewis, who
performs the sensational feat Of
leaping over collection of barr
rels. climaxing his efforts by div.
ing through a flaming ring; Betty
Wharton, fancy skater; Walter
Ridge. Adele Henry and tho
hurry twins, Marlis and Margis.
Lowry Clark and his orchestra,
that have been popular enough tol
remain at Westwood for eight CON-
secutive weeks, will continue as
the dancing attraction.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15

CATHERINE CRAIG, Para
mounts newly signed actress in
Nothing but the Truth" receives
a daily fan letter from an admirer
in BLOOMINGTON Ind
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Develops
Into Flower Fan

ANDY CALIFORNIA" CLYDE.
who portrayed a flower enthusiast
in the latest "Hopalong Cassidy"
release, Pirates on Horseback,
really was bitten by the garden
bug.
Since his return from Lone Pine,
Cal, where the production was
filmed, Andy has troweled a home
made flower bed in his backyard
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-15

pI0-West Vernon Hwy. at Central r
hV II Noon 10 Midnight. Park Free
Cooled. "billposter," Lucille Ball In
"A GIRL. A GUY AND A COB" Loretta
Young in LADY FROM CHEYENNE"
OWED A-Grand River and Joy Road
MViLhh Comfortably Cool Last SHOW
900. James Stewart, Judy Garland IN
"ZIEGFELD GIRL" Plus John Garnsld,
Brenda Marshall EAST OF THE RIVER
Extra: THIRD DIMENSION MURDER"
RTV0T A-Csdillac-E. Forest PL. 4sas r
MIVLh Open 6:s5. Adults 2oc Ladies'
Dish Night Atr-Cooled Comfort Enrol
Flynn ia FOOTSTEPS IN THE nARk."
''kNOCkOrT." Arthur Kennedy, " Field.
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p0CERc-Ssts West Warren Avenue
hVuLho Bing Crosby Dorothy Lsmour
and Bob Hope, ROAD To ZANZIBAR"
Plus KIT CARSON" with Jon Han