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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-11-20
Sa vecerinke.
New York, n. Y.

New 7 Ofk, n. 7.
y subotu 1. novembra mas je O.
granak odrzao prvu zabavu owe
sezone.
Vrijeme mas je jake izdalo, kisa
je padala Geo dan vece. Ali u
prkos kisi nisu mas izdali nasi pri-
jatelji, tako da sc moze "a rezul-
tat kazati, kao sto ono slikovito
rece drug Rack ma zabavi: "bolje
sam Sc udala, nego sam Sc nadala" )"
Drug Evanic je pozdravio go
ste sa kratkim goyorom, koga su
svi prisutni pazljivo slusali.
Razni drugovi su prilozili hra-
nj samo da bi prihod sto veci bio,
koji bjese nesto ispod $4,000.
Swim prilagacima hvala. A po-
sjetiocima dvostruka hvala koji SUI
mas posjetili usuprot losem vrije-
menu. Neka nam onidolaz ma sve
nase afere. Neka sc nase afere
stalno povecavaju. Neka radnici
u sve veeoj mjeri pomazu principe
S. L. P, jer ako necemo sebe il
dati mi moramo kapitalizam obo-
riti.
Z dnnic
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Detroit Thanksgiving Day Banquet and Entertainment

and the
n
Fn near
Baaaro OF beautiful gifts will be in pogre all
P. IS a
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RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-11-20

Ovu mogucnost pomenuta vest po-
dupire sa izvestajima koje putni-
ci il Turske daju: da sc tamo o.
setno blade prema "demokratija-
ma"
UIcs'
Turska je bila jedna Cd dugo-
goldsmith "saveznika' SSSR. Ona
je prethodno svo u politiku BIZ
la obesila repu strane politike
SSSR. Ali sada SSSR ocima
Turske nije wise ona sila i zbog
toga Sc Moi nece moci tesko okre-
mutt protiv prve. Mozda Sc turska
vlada razocarava kolicinu pomo-
ci koju "demokratije" salju SSSR
i SEGA Sc kako prve "pomogose"
Poljskoj, Danskoj. Holandiji it'd.
Oko ME Sc svestranije priblizuje
Iatna pozornica ona &c jamacno
biti pozvata milom iii silom da
stane uz jednu iii drugu ratobor-
III stranu.
: Ako zaista Turska stupi sa-
vez sa zemljama Osovine, onda
6emo videti jos jednu kapitalistie-
ku zemlju sa kojom je Stain go
dinama surovao da je blize drzi,
koja &c kao hijena skociti pro-
tiv predjasnjeg "saveznika." Ali
ovo nece biti prvi put da Sc tako
sto desi. Ear nije Nemacka bila
"saveznik' SSSR pre- no sto ga je
napala!
Drugima recima, SSSR ne moze
imati drugog saveznika sem svet-
sku radnicku klasu. Svi drugi &c
ga izdati ma MEGA navaliti elm
in materijani interest ma to nag
naju. Dok proletarijat nikada ne
bi to ucinio.
Pouka: Radnicka klasa ma ko-
ie zemlje ne moze u kapitalistic-
koj klasi njenoj vladi imati
saveznika. Samo radnicka klasa
jedne zemlje moze biti prijatelj
radnicke klase druge zemlje. Otu-
da su Marx i Engels promisljeno
rekli; Radnici sviju zemalja uje-
dinite Sc, protiv kapitalista sviju
zemalja!
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-11-20
''Demokratije" SUI doz-
vOlile nscizam.
: NastaYak -sa 3. strane.)

PA NaasstaYak sa 3. strsne.)
biji u Rusiji.- Mozda su Engleska
i Francuska mislile da &c imati
veliku glavobolju sa nacistickom
Nemackom, ali one nisu smele da
reskiraju nacisticku Nemacku po
ceni Crvene Nemacke.
I kada demokratska burzoazija
- koja je dozvolila da Sc razvije
nacizam i cak Sta wise mu je po-
mogia da Sc osili - sada poziva
"sav civilizovani svet' (radnicku
klasu i ostali radni narod) bor-
bu protiv ''varvarskog nacizma"
(nemackog imperijalizma) ona ie
ipak opravdana u svom pozivu sa
svoje imperijalisticke krvolocne
tacke gledista, jer oval rat imao
bi da odluei koji Cd njih dvaju
imperijalistickih tabora, nacistic-
XII iii "demokratski' ina da do
minira sa svetskom situacijom. Ali
kada majcini "komunisti" poziva-
ju radnicku klasu protiv jednih
kapitalistickih lopova a "a druge
lopove burzoaziie, oni vrSe zlocin
prvog reda.
Jedino Socijalisticka Radnicka
Partija Sjedinjenih Drzava, En-
gleske, Kanade Australia pozi-
vaju radnicku klasu sveta da sc
marksisticki prosvete organizu-
ju politicki industrijalno da
tako prosvecena organizovana IL
vrsi Proletersku Revoluciju, oba-
rajuci kapitalizam, nacisticki i
"demokratski," te da ma njegovim
rusevinama podigne Svetsku In
dustrijalnu Republiku Rada.
Sve druge organizacije, bez OBJ
zira kako Sc one zvale, svesno iii
nesvesno, direktno iii indirektno,
placeno iii neplaceno pomazu ode
mokratski" i nacisticki kapitali-
zam - ubicu covecanstva.
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3413 St. Clair Ave.

boljem okrenuti. A gde je to bo-
lie? To bolje ne moze nista drugo
biti doll revolucionarni program
Socijalisticke Radnicke Partije -
njen program organizovanja So
cijalisticke Industrijalne unije.
Pridjimo tim radnicima sa nasom
spasonosnom naukom. Oni su go
tow, zreli da je razumiju US
vote. Niko in drugi wise ne moze
zagrejati. Njih moze zagrejati ono
sto gu mislili. da su nasli c. l.
o. ali sto nisu mogli u Moi zbog
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-11-20

The annual Ohio State THANKSGIVING Weekly People Bazaar will again be held in the spacious
or
The committee delightful and outstanding for the
hrnoo intp ati O xep epinalb A e
iH m the
teta O nk character Arm and
S. I. of
nc cents
the 0 the O A
p a
Edd 0 Penn B be
champio Of work class eman
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Sa tri afere.

Lackawanna, n. Y.
U nedelju 26. oktobra Sekcija
Erie County mesni jezicni O.
granci odrzali su prvu zajednicku
vecerinku owe seZone.
Drug Siler pozdravio je prisut-
ne, kojih bese oko 40.
Posle govora izvrsena je kolek-
cija u korist lokalnih S. L. P. sub
iivizija.
Cist prihod bese S55.68.
Z nedelju 9. novembra, mas je
Ogranak odrzao javnu skupstinu,
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-11-20

pomenutih razloga dobiti, a to je
prava junija radnicke klase So
cijalisticka Industrijalna Junija.
Sve veci broj radnika su sprem-
nj da poprime nasu nauku; budi-
mo mi spremni sve wise da ih sa
njom snabdemo.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-11-20

Najamnina cd komada samo je
preinacen oblik najamnine cd vre-
mena, kao sto je najamnina Oh
vremena oblik vrednosti iii Gene
radne snage. Marx.
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SVETSKI RAT SOVJETSKA RUSIJA.

SVETSKI RAT SOVJETSKA RJJSIJA.
gnjm nam ogka
urvanime medju uugosave skim radncim as<g
e
Gina a
c dananjeg
uriust st
je osur 5 cent? alma
3n3
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Nemacka nudi TurskOj
Grcku Trakiju.

(Nastavak sa 1. strane.)
polozaju odakle Sc moze krenuti
sila preko Kavkaza protiv Soviet
ske velike uljane industrije kod
Baku.
Ista vesta dalje veil da sc Tur-
ska ustrucava ali postoji moguc-
most da &c Sc pridruziti nacistima.
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Civilizovano ljudsko drustvo je
vrhovno bice u koje mi verujemo;
ma njegovom preobrazaju u soci-
jalizam mi gradimo svoju nadu.
- Dietzgen.
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Vecerinka u Bellw00d. iii.

Uubotu
u 7stiuv ilu OF ba Za
Idrugopo saraes 81 =
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PCTPoRE RADNIcKOJ BORBI,
UENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA:

BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA:
Y argentinskom novcu: J. Horvat
80, NJ. Pavlicic $50 NJ. Miksit 10.
Ukupno % pesa. U americkom novcu
$500
HOBOKEN, N. j.:
Sabirna lista, broj %; J. Ercegovit
(Sewaren, N. j. $500.
Sabirna lista, broj 25. sakupila Ma
ry Jelusic: S. Vukotic soc. Mary Je-
lusic soc Ukupno 5000
Svega Il ovom broju :. ...... $14.02
zAPIsNIK CENTRALNoG oDBORA.
Sednica c. 0. odrzana IL nedcliu 10.
ok otbra 1911. godinc Centranom Ure-
du. 3413 st. Clair Ave- Cleveland, 0.
Prisutni: Stefanovit, Petrovi6, To
mic, sestok, Bogdan, Mite stepovit.
Predsedava Mite.
spodencija:
Procitane su kopiie pisama Ogranku
i Klubu Radnicke Borbe Detroit, te o.
stalim subdivizijama IL Detroitu, koii-
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zAP1sN1K CENTRALNoG oDBoRA
Vecerinka sa Igrankom Detroit, Mich.

U PeoeKub eDrdtp
akandS
tute domaez odobe
bigu
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Ko je to sto govor; porazu?
ia vam kazem da je stvar kao Sto
je nasa VEGA no sto je poraz moze
znati; to je sila mad silama. -
Francis Adams.
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Medal da knjiga tobom gospo-
dari nego gospodari ii njom. Ko-
me knjiga gospodari, tai je mr.
tav um. - Bulver.
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Detroit Pirincin Lecture.

n Ave
S p m wi be a in issue EVERYBODY
wekom and admission s
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Read the WEEKLY PEOPLE, Of
ficial organ of the Socialist La.
Dor Party. - Subscription Two
dollars for one year.
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Nauka je nekom uzvisena bo-
ginja,
sto mu dusu uzdize j oda fla
brani,
A nekome opet samo dobra
krava,
Koju drzi "a to, da ga mlekom
hrani.
Shiller.
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Lecture in Chicago, iii.

Headqu
Speaker
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Friends
Fete Sisters

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Price OF Inverness street has
been the scene OF two lovely af-
fairs; both occasions honoring the
marriage of their two charming
daughters. Sadie Mildred and
Gwendolyn Marguerite.
A reception was given for Sadie.
who was married TO Herman Stew
enson recently. and a similar az
fair was given for Gwendolyn
Saturday evening Oct. 4, who was
married TO William P. Means.
About one hundred guests were
included in the invitation, and they
were served a tempting repast
consisting of sandwiches, punch,
ice cream and cake. A huge
snowy-white cake stood between
toll candles which adorned the
dining room table. Miss Edith
Davis greeted the guests and kept
the brides hook.
The charming brides we're
dressed In white satin gowns
which were vastly becoming. and
tremendously smart. Both carried
lovely corsages o; lily OF the val
ley.
The young couple received num-
erous gifts which were useful and
beautiful. Their many friends wish
for both couples many years OF
hanniness
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and the brothers will he furnished
with interest throughout. The full
program OF entertainment has been
arranged by the social committee,
OF which Or. J. W. Collins is chair
man. Attorney Chester Smith,
Basileus OF M Omega, and Mem
bers OF M Sigma and M Omega
chapters expect 10 welcome rep
sentatives of all chapters in the
Tenth district. A large and sue
cessful conference is anticipated.
A smoker will feature the open
ing session, with Attorney Harold
Bledsoe as guest speaker. lie will
be introduced by George W. lsa-
bel. grand keeper of records and
seals. Also appearing on the pro-
gram will be the Grand Basileus
A. Alexander LOBBY. of Nashville,
Tenn; and vice Grand Basileus
Miffin r. Gibbs. OF New York City.
District representative, Corneff
Taylor, OF Chicago. will preside at
all conference sessions. Emory l..
Leverette, chairman OF the program
committee, will introduce the con-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
Well, All Right
BY The Town Criu

At least one person ,rnn,s
Northwestern misses Lucius GAIA
way. eh June?. Cleveland WI
liams seems to be trying 10 rua
Velma May. Lillian Payne !.
ported To be one OF the futur
glamour girls is really gsttinr n
some time. Better watch your M,
friends, girls. T.. Mary Babco,i
thinks Carl Young has pretty eyu
and Ruby Lee siiil seems 10 b. IA,
Willie. Was Peggy Jean Burn
really on the warpath. or did IA
just want 10 know where her talent
was?. Alvin Love seems TO N
very much interested in Ola West.
Louis Wade recently went 10 Bu..
falo. y. Y. TO see Marjorie Rysr
who incidenily thinks Louis ht|
mellow fellow Betty Harg
seems to be getting pretiler ever.
day. No wonder Joseph Miller On.
joys her company so. Thomas
Houghton says the Evans twins au
okay and Paul Foster still seem
10 sigh when Mabel kyser Is near.
Harold Carter is just beginning 70
realize that Lucille billiard hm
possibilities =. Patricia Lynem d
really all right. too Eh wsrti
Roberta I'LL IS just so over
joyed because she Is eighteen ihii
she doesn't know what 10 do. The
double celebration Of her blriA.
day last week left no doubt about
he popularity. grand tribute V
a fine personaliiiy..T The we'd
side will miss Jeanne Fuller. vh
moved across town 10 Trowbritn
street. :. Ruth McCary didn't seen
to enjoy her date so much last m
day night. Valerie Smith. Ksnr
eth Clark. and a few others srsrt
seen around as much now u "
fore. Must look into il.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
Church Choirs In
Sacred Concert

The Guild OF Church Musicians. a
department OF the Detroit Council
OF Churches, will present its open
ing fall concert on Tuesday eve
ming October q, at Bethel AME
church.
Rehearsals will be held at Bethel
on October l3 at 1880 pm. and
October 10, at $3.50 pm. All church
choirs are invited.
Among those TO participate are.
Jesse Parish. organist: Recha Ross.
tenor; and the Cavaliers, a male
ensemble.
Choirs participating to date in
clude st. Paul AME. Edward Mer-
chant, director; Plymouth Congre-
gational. Ethel Crawford, direc-
tor; Bethel AME, DR.. Ernest John
son. director; st. stephens AME
Junior choir. Emma Todd. direc-
tor: st. Paul AME Zion, Alberta
Harris: Ebenezer AME. Elizabeth
Cary: Second Baptist Senior choir
and chorus. DR.. W. O. Terrell;
Hartford Avenue Baptist chorus.
Johnnie Reid: New Light Baptist
choir, Talmadge Turner; Scott ME
Mile Hynson; St, James CME
Yolande Maddox: Tabernacle Bap-
list choir. Charles W. Speiehts:
and chorus. Aubrey V. McChutch
con, director.
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plans that were afoot. especially
since her birthday was on Satur-
day. the next day
Her brother, Charles Hill and
Calvin Hughes and Tommy Will
liams were hosts. The joyous
guests had a very fine time sip
ping punch. eating ice cream. or
what have YOU.
Some OF those who were standing
around the happy ls-year-old hon
Gree as she blew out II candles
with one puff before opening her
many presents, were Marta Rob-
inson. Patricia Lyman. Joya Sher-
rill. Louis wade. Adolphus Fields.
Ira Rutherford. clara wells, Doro-
thy walker. Jeanne Fuller, Ben
Williams. Eugene and Kenneth
Clark Connie Ross. Doris Ann
Shivers Betty Ann wheeler. David
Heard. Leo welker. Estes Foster
Eugenia Wright. Barbara Wheeler,
Fern Carter. william Lyon, Rufus
Johnson. Arthur Williams. Rosa
hell and Eirzell Evans, Lucille Dill
lard. warren Young. Lille Belle
williams. Josephine Clark. Wesley
Hill. Grover Strong, and many
others.
The following Sunday, Oct. s.
Roberta was again guest OF honor,
at a dinner given for her by her
parents. Rev. and Mrs. Charles A.
Hill al the Hill home. only few
friends were present 10 see her
cut her birthday cake.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11

The hostess wore a blue cordu-
roy suit with a Peter Pan collar.
She was assisted by her mother,
Mrs. S. l.. Lindsay, and her sister,
Mrs. Sadie Straughn. The trio
made very charming hostesses.
The enjoyable evening was pass
ed in dancing 10 the latest selec-
tons or in playing such games as,
lingo. anagrams. chinese checkers,
sweeps. authors. checkers. dom
inoee, cards and riddle games. De-
l,cious punch and a variety Of
cookies were served TO the young
sters throughout the evening.
fmong the lads and lassies seen
swinging an swaying were Mat
tie Lewis. Raymond Seymour,
Grover Mac Wyatt Vern o n
Slaughter. Vivian McFalI. Bill FL
lis, Sallie Giles. Henry Mullins.
Mary c. Croxton. Billie Logan.
Rosemary Harper. Earle Evans.
Verbenia Lang, Prince Walker,
Vivian Clayton. Dorothy Smith.
Charles Gilmore. Rose Campbell.
Billy Dunbar. Iva Bowen, Hewitt
Brown, William Jones, Marcus
Smith. Rufus Grier, Juanita Walk
or, lie vaun Ford. Eta Hurley,
Myzcll Sowell. Anna Jones. An
drew Humpries. Richard Torres,
Ellen Ivy. Leroy Rockequemore,
Joan Kennedy. Lucius Galloway.
Carmeia Lemon. Andrew Galloway.
Geraldine Marshall Elwood Cook,
Mildred Blount. Harold Kilpat-
rick. Robert Carter. Jeanne Hill.
Dagwood Langford. Constance
Blount. Matthew Robinson. An
drew Davenport. Aaron Lemon,
Murdis Rf'ney, Carl Marshall.
Phillip Giles. Dorothy Jones. Har-
old Kenner. Paul Hurley, Charles
Hurley, Clarence Lester, Hehert
Watson. Earl Turpin. Edward
Turner. COLBY Guy, Marilyn Mat
his, George Waters. Cecil Hilbert,
Clarence Smith. James Smith.
Ralph Taylor. Stanley Goodwin.
Floyd Anderson. Margaret Light
ner. Willie Williamson. Doris
Mathis. David Heard. Harry Nash.
Alfred Hickman. Ebert Langford,
Florence Brown. Nelson Scott,
Pauline Prltall, Harvey Mitchell.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
Study Club
OpcnSScdSOn

The opening meeting OF the De-
troit Study club at the YwCA last
Friday was we'll attended. The
president, Mrs. Bertha Lantoin,
presided
After the business session, Miss
Nellie watts. chairman OF the pro-
gram committee. presented the new
year books and announced the pro-
gram for this meeting. A brief me-
mortal TO the late Miss Meta Pei
ham was presented by Mrs. Lantoin.
Highlights OF the National Asso-
citation OF Colored Women's con-
ventlon held last August in Okla
homa City were given by Mesdames
F. r. Dawson and All. +. Thomas.
Mrs. Herbert Simms was hos
tess for the meeting. A dinner was
served in the VIVA CAFETERIA.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
Girl Scouts
Do Good

Girl Scout troop No. PAS did their
good deed for the day when they
sponsored their first annual Skirt
and Peg dance October 2, at 544
Erskine street, in the Brewster
Homes project. Music was furnish
ed by J. Ferguson and his dance
band.
There were seventy-fve scouts
and guests present Miss Louise
Johnson. NYA music instructor,
and Colonel Shaw. director OF ply
steal education at Lane college, as
sisted the leaders.
Miss Alma Strong. YpsilantI
school teacher. IL troop captain.
Mrs. Theresa Mccoy Is Miss
Strong's assistant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
Georgian Here
To Visit Sister

Smiling Mrs. Margaret Early. at
st. Antoine and Columbia streets,
wac late in serving her family
circle" those golden brown bis
cults Monday. She Is to be forgiv-
en-, however, because her brother.
Dan Bolden blew right in from
Georgia, TO visit her for a day. He
says Detroit Is a fine city. but he
was Georgia-b ound Tuesday,
where he has had a Job with the
railroad for more than twenty
years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
Bednticidn Home
From Vacation

Mrs. Annie Mae owens, the owner
OF Mays Beauty Salon OF 2102
Chene street is now back from her
vacation. she made several stops
among them being Chicago and ST.
Louis. In Chicago she was the
houseguest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Dorsey and in st. Louis she was
the house guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Cooper and was also entertain
ed by +. Brooks. Mrs. Owens re-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
lone Hundred uounq Ones Frozzc Al Lindsay Home
Zcfds Hold
Pretty Tea

Not even a dreary and rainy day
could dampen the success OF the
Zeta Phi Beta tea held Saturday.
October 4 at the home OF Soror
Juanita Gillon OF 294S Z. Lafayette.
The girls enjoyed singing and
playing different parlor games.
Naomi Ethel Moore. who sings the
lead in Cabin Folk" sang sew
eral selections aftei which a short
an inspiring talk was given by
the Great Lakes Regional Direc-
tor, Soror Ethel Helene Smith
of Chicago who was here to dis
cuss plans for the Zeta Phi Beta
Regional conference which Is TO
be- held in Detroit. Oct. 25 to 26.
Among those who ignored the
weather TO attend the party were:
Dorothy Jones, Mildred Coleman.
Essie Barnes. Bernice Scott, Vir-
ginia Carley, Merceil Daniels, Jose
phine Roscoe. Marjorie May, Thel-
ma Williams. Muriel Andrews.
Louise La veille. Anne Stanfeld.
Lois Simons. Carmen Flake. Naomi
Ethel Moore. Soror Smith. and
Precious Williams.
The Regional Is looked forward
to with great anticipation as this
Is 10 be the first Zeta Regional con-
ference TO be held in Detroit.
Omega Alpha is a relatively new
chapter as 1t was just organized In
Jar uary by the National Episto-
ieus. Soror Lucille Swarz OF st.
National officers including the
Grand Basileus. Soror Blanche j..
Thompson OF Chicago. are located
IN this area
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
Personal

By Godfather Ann Dickerson
Dan Cupid Goes To Town

At it again. that little fellow
sure plays his part. =. Theresa
Bradley is about to accept the first
ring from Frank Jones. =. how
nice.
The stag line surely will miss
petit Almeda Levens. cause she too
is wearing a gorgeous yellow gold
ring with just coolies OF diamonds. =.
Her finance is the popular Wood
row Winston.
Before leaving for Camp Custer
Dewey Turner placed a diamond
ring on the third finger OF Ruby
CASTOR.
Charles Lyles has taken unto
himself a wife. &. cute Elsie Cur
tbs -. The best o: luck to you
both.
Grape vine says that Marie Ed
wards and william Gentry. ARE
now one....ls 1t true?
The following couples are ex-
pected to do that little thing any
time now: Estelle McDufhe and
John Barber; General McCullers
and Jennie Smith: Gladys Barber
and John George; Elizabeth Patton
and Charles Goolsby; Roberta Hill
and Calvin Hughes; Mary House
and Levi Minefeld.
Charles Wilson took si3E worth
glances. lat girls. .. now his poor
car is in the hospital for awhile.
Alyce Smoot is a pretty happy
person but still she's very sad
she is happy because she has a ring
from John Apple. . +. and she is sad
because John is going to Camp
Thursday.
Around Town
Cute little Louise nawkins OF
Washington, ID. c. came here in
June and decided she liked our
city now she offers her friendly
services MS gas station attendant
AT one Of the local colored sta
lions. Mlss Dawkins n one Of
the first colored young ladies tc
accept such a job.
The college girls are going back
TO kindergarten days -. IT seems Il
be quite a fad 10 wear long brad'
with ribbons tied on the ends e
match your outfit.
Poor Zelma Lightfoot. Is out
In the cold again. cause she cant
find any fine talent 4. 4. Don't wor.
ry kiddo. someone will come along
Feted. =. Mabelle McDufhe cele.
brated her goth birthday with a
fine party: also Roberta Hill cele.
brated her birthday with a surprise
party given by Calvin. for Bert,
18th birthday 80. Congratulations
10 you both.
VIII all the Toujour Fideli'
Girls please be at Alberta Light.
foots house for their first meetinr
OF the season Sunday October ~
At o'clock sharp. Thank You
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11

The family OF the late Pearl Mil
Ter wish to thank the neighbors and
friends for cards, flowers and kind
nesses received during her illness
and death. We especially thank the
West Side neighbors for their
beautiful floral design. We also
thank our pastor. Rev. Coleman. for
the consoling eulogy delivered.
(signed)
william Miller. Husband
Lula Eberhardt. Eunice
Hayes, Lacy Rushing,
Emily Jordan, Sisters.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
Dorothy Steger
Wins Neev Job

Mrs. Dorothy Steger has accept
ed the position OF director OF pub
lie relations in addition TO her
choral work at the Brewster
Recreation Center. 637 Brewster.
In June OF this year Mrs. Steger
transferred from the Housing Com
mission TO Parks And Recreation
to conduct singing classes. through
out the city. This new Office comes
as a natural consequence OF her
fine work
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
Miss White
Is Bride

Miss Andrewla Johnson an
nounces the marriage OF her cousin
Miss Gertrude Ellis white. to Percy
l.. white. at quiet ceremony which
took place Saturday. October 4. At
7;3O pm. at the residence OF Judge
}. Maher, by whom the bride Is en-
ployed.
party followed the marriage At
the home OF Mrs. Reese.
The groom formerly resided In
Selma. Ala. The couple will reside
az 1898 Antietam street.