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years.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
Bethel To
Haze Tea

Come TO tea and bring an en-.
velope.' is the invitation issued
by members OF Greater Bethel
AME church. for Sunday. October
10. from to pm. az Women's
Club House.
In response 10 their kind invi-
tation. II is expected that a large
crowd will attend the affair Patr-
ons from several old Detroit famili-
es will act as hostesses on this oc-
casion. Adult pupils from Sara
Levi-Stephcns' piano classes will
group themselves together in re-
ceiying line, as greeters, while the
guests are gathering.
Mrs. F.. Houehton, president OF
the auxiliary. will preside over one
OF the tea tables, with the assis-
lance OF other members OF the
board. Mrs. Fannie B. Peck and
Mrs. c. S. Smith will serve as joint
hostesses presiding at another tea
table.
Rev. W. II. Peck. the pastor, and
Or. A. G.. Toodle will speak. Mrs.
Bessie Morton will give a reading.
and Sara Levi-Stephens' adult
pupils will appear on program. DR..
Ernest Johnson. efficient director
OF Bethel's choir, will also partici-
pate on the program with his choir.
Admission will be free. All are
cordially invited.
See next weeks issue OF the Tri-
bune for furter details.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11

Love. OF this city. She is an excel
lent pianist.
For the entertainment OF the
guests. Mrs. Love played Chopin
imprompu and Mrs. Frisby sang a
solo.
Oscar Plante, assisted by Mrs
Hynson, introduced the quartet to
the honorees. Tea, cakes. nuts and
minis were served by the hostesses.
Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Roger woodley Mr.. and
Mrs. walter Rideout. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mimms, Mr.. and Mrs. Parrish. Mr..
and Mrs. Lipscomb. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcfarland. Mr.. and Mrs. Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chisholm, Mesdames
Ruby Philpot, Elizabeth Cary, Lori
anetta Leroy, Beatrice Roberts,
Gladys Roscoe. Cleote Cole. Mrs.
Smith, OF Munce. Indiana: Mrs.
Mitchell, Mrs. J. Matthews, Dorothy
Blackwell. Mrs. white. Mrs. Wright
Jerene Macklin, Lillian E. Johnson,
Miss Lillian Mimms. Messrs. Clar-
ence Frisby, DR.. Thomas Love. S. A.
Ratliffe. Frank Foster, julius Max
we'll, Robert Nolan and others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11

renee Carter. Or. o. Sweet, Egbert
Bonney. ]. c. Horne, Charles Ham
sey. Merrill c. Ford. James Owens.
DR.. and Mrs. Albert Cleage, Mrs.
Herman Prince, Samuel Comes.
Wayne Garvin. p. II. Craig Jr., John
w. Long. VIM. L. Sheriff.. Atty.
Julian p. Rodgers. Atty. VIM.
Banks, Duke Stroud, Charles Buch-
sorth. Levene Morgan. Atty. r. NJ.
Golightly. Mr.. and Mrs. S. G.. Clark,
NJ. GUAR, Stephen Turner. G.
Moore. Mrs. \. b. Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs. Cornelius Henderson. Mr..
Mcpherson. Mrs. l.. L. Johnson. Mr..
and Mrs. James A. Vance. Mrs.
wilfred Laurie. Mrs. May Cameron.
Mrs. Melville Lorne. Mr.. and Mrs.
X. +. Barnum. Mrs. Jas. Y. Oxtaby.
Mrs. II. ID. Crowell, Or. and Mrs.
Paul II. Bucholz. Mrs. Louise ".
Roberts. Mrs. Jerry Wisdom. Mr..
and Mrs. V. A. Bristol, Mrs. Annie
L. Lewis. Mrs. Edith Douglass. Miss
Woods, Mrs. Lottie. Mrs. Ruth
Hornby. Mrs. Louis Northfeet. Miss
Ella Norfleet. Miss Mildred Row
land. George Knox. Mrs. Mabls
X. Turner. Yolande Maddox. Mr..
and Mrs. Charleston Hawkins. Mrs.
Jennie Paige. Luther Keith. Robert
Bright. Truman Roundtree. Mrs.
Leanor Booth, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Bonney, Mrs. Mildred Foster, Mrs.
Birdie Gholsori and others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
Postella
Celebrates

Miss Postella Gresham. popular
secretary to Attorney Charles B.
Berry. 1908 Broadway. was honored
with a surprise birthday party in
the Offices OF her boss on Thursday.
The majority OF the stenographers
and secretaries employed in the
Tobin building attended the party
and were served ice cream. cake.
and sweets. Among those present
were Mrs. Emma Hall. Mrs. Ellen
Jane Rodgers. Charmaine White.
Villa Bell Alexander and Miss
Claudine McRcynolds. who plan
ned the party. Miss Alexander and
Miss McReynolds. are both CO.
workers OF Miss Gresham in Attor-
ney Berry's office.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11

When company Is 10 be served,
sandwiches are IN order. So Is
coffee. Fudge 10 another delicacy
that Is always served by those who
have built up regulations a. home
made candy makers. And OF course,
ice cream IL q favorite company
dish.
II sandwiches, fudge and ice
cream are all company dainties,
why not prepare fudge ice cream
sandwiches for your next Bridge
party or whatever II may bef Here
you have a "three-in-one" treat
that will fascinate. It's really q
must serve" dish for hot weather
and should serve" dish for any
season. Best Of all, the slices may
be cut after the company arrives
and sized according to the number
present. There's no chance OF run
ming short unless the sandwiches
appeal so strongly that the de-
mands for seconds" become too
frequent. Anyway, these frozen
sandwiches WIN keep. as II Is easy
to have an additional supply pre-
pared - and very very easy 10 get
rid OF the left-overs II there are
children in the home.
Here's a recipe for an economical,
easy-to-make and easy-to-eat sur
prise dessert:
Fudge Rsnnet-custsrd
Ice Cream Sandwich
I package prepared fudge mix
tablespoons water
tablespoons butter
rennet tablet
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11

dolyn, to Peter Means. The coupl,
were honorcd Saturday night al
q reception at the home OF tho
bride. NJ. Means is the son oI
Mrs. Queenie Means. He took ad.
vantage OF his Today furlough
from the Army and took unto him
eelf bride. congratulations.
Saturday. Oct. Is. the Swanky
Social club will give a dance al
International hall Mrs. Capitola
Griggs Is president; Mrs. Ida
Perry. secretary.
Mrs. George Blackman. OF
Lumpkin street. entertained last
week at a novel wiener roast par
y. The hostess supplied the sticks
and the wieners we're roasted over
the gas flames. Games we're play
cd and prizes awarded. Those
present included Edith Brown,
Marlene Gains. Annabel Carter
ard Eppie Alexander.
A sad note in our gay music
Mrs. Charlotte Richardson. moth
er Of Katie Richardson, passed
away last Friday. after a serious
illness. Mrs. Richardson was a
member OF Peace Baptist church
OF Goddard street.
Mrs. Lille Glover was also re-
Gently called by death. She died
Wednesday morning AT 1880 al
st. Francis hospital. Funeral rites
were held Monday from Mt. SINAI
church. OF which Mrs. Glover was
member. Surviving are three
daughtcrs-Mrs. Rosa Nix. Mrs
Ethel Tanner anc Mrs. Evelyn
Houston: also five cons. Will,
Glover also isister-in-law. Mrs
James, Knox Glover, OF Columbus,
Ohio: and Eugene and Arthur
Glover also a slster-in-law. Mrs,
Chanccy Bowers. of Jackson, Ala
and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs Dorsey Rowe, OF
Chicago. are the houseguests Of
Mrs. Simpson. OF Goddard street.
They arrived Sunday and will
spend week with their niece
Mrs. Simpson.
The birthday party given by
Viola Grissom last Saturday night
at her home on Fleming, was en-
joyable. Attending we're: Susie.
Pauline and Joe Booth; velma
Mack. r. Coleman. Elizabeth Seat
tles. Lucille Hunt. Clarence and
Bob Griseom. James Gassoway.
James jenkins. Carl Parker and
others.
The Usher board OF st. Peter
AME ion church will sponsor q
social affair oct. rs AZ the home
Of Mary spslIer, i2oss Nssel
street.
send your news TO 1902 g.
Aubin street thank you.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
HiaUatha
Club Meets

The Hiawatha Charity and Saw
ings club met with Mrs. f. W.
Briggs, 551 Westminster. Thursday
OF last week, for its regular meet
ing. The president presided. After
the business session, the members
chatted, as the hostess prepared a
delicious menu which was served
in the dining room.
Next Tuesday, the meeting will
be with Mrs. Rowena Taylor. $40
Madison. Marie King is president;
Betty Hutchinson, treasurer; Iona
Blount. secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11

I tablespoon cold water
! cup milk (not canned or soft
curd)
a cup sugar
IN teaspoons vanilla
cup whipping cream
Make fudge according 10 direc-
tions for firm cake frosting given
on the package, using 5 tablespoons
OK butter instead OF 4. Pour into 2
freezing trays, about 10" x415".
both lined with waxed paper which
extends up over sides OF trays.
Place In refrigerator to harden.
Crush and dissolve the rennet
tablet In cold water In a cup. To
milk and sugar and vanilla. Warm
slowly. stirring constantly. Test a
drop on inside of wrist frequently.
When COMFORTABLY WARN,
(1z0 degrees F.) not hot, remove
at once from stove. Add dissolved
rennet tablet and stir quickly for
a fcic seconds only. Pour at once.
chile stiH liquid, into a bowl. Do
not move until firm about 10
minutes Chill in refrigerator about
half an nour. Whip cream and stir
into rennet custard: turn into
another freezing tray. Freeze until
mixture Is OF consistency OF thick
mush. beat we'll. and pour into one
OF the pans Of fudge. Lift second
layer of fudge out Of tray and in
vert on top Of ice cream: remove
waxed paper. Return to freezing
compartment and freeze until fee
cream is very hard. To serve, lift
whole brick out onto platter. and
cut in slices. Serves 8.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
New Officers
Installed Sunday

The new officers for 1941-42 oil
b Detroit Musicians association
trs installed at the Lucy Thur
IN ywCA Sunday afternoon,
iober S. A musical program pre-
dsd the installation.
There we're two solos by Master
3cKinney. the first. THE Glory
pad dramatically sung and play
by himself: the second. sylvia,
)tcmpanied by his young brother.
20 selections 20 Irish Mills" and
BEAUTIFUL Dreamer" were sung
the Taylor Sisters trio. A solo
Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson. "Smil-
b Through" accompanied by Mrs.
illiams; A bass solo. Shubert's
IVA Maria by Thomas Pruitt;
ID Along Tobacco Road by Mr..
pcicn. baritone. accompanied by
p. zenobia Irwin we're also en-
he'd.
Mrs. Lillian +. Johnson was
istress Of ceremonies.
Talmadge Turner installed the
lowing officers: Fred, Hart Will
pms, president: Jerene Macklin,
Zee president; Constance Mimms,
fcording secretary: Agnetta
Psatfam, corresponding secre-
Pr; Elizabeth Woodley, treasur-
An informal reception followed
. installation ceremonies. Many
(fmbers and friends were present.
|rs Talmadge Turner, presided at
e punch bowl.
Later In the evening. the majority
the DINA members attended the
Pa Sunday Evening hour at the
|ascnic temple, to hear Dorothy
|aynor sing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11

that Jeanne no longer goes steady
with Leonard Hayes.
Don Bryant still has Dorothy
Ann Hicks on his mind but helping
him TO forget are Iva Mae Brown.
Gladys Pollock and Mary Ann Gle
mon.
Stills
Buddy Galloway and Corliss Hun
ter are so that way" still that
they shun all other talent.
Louise Lommis dosen't play
favorites though. II didn't take
Johnny Harris long to find out
what talent she see
Bill Butler Is yet that way" and
even more so about Jean Dell Rus
sell. Ah--Love in Indian Summer.
Don Lawson is a new rival 10
Frank Baldwin in for Sharon Bur-
ton, little fancy cutting In there.
Guess Whoi
What boy Is losing his only
asset courtesy?
Who is Iva Jane Shamburger'e
new stooge!
Martha Gordon has taken what
talent from r. NJ? Bet she don't
treat him 5000. -. carlessly.
Wyolean Strong and Harold Kill
patrick are going together now as
ever.
Vivian McFall Is shortinE now.
NOTATION
Many OF the sub-deb group are
going TO model AZ the Fashion
show given by the Dorcss Society at
st. Matthews church. so come on
out and cheer and dance too.
The Delspirtes had their second
club meeting Monday. Oct. 6 at st.
Cyprian's Page Hall. They are
planning to have a closed affair
very soon. New officers were chos-
en-. Valerie Tandy is still the spon-
sor Of the club.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11

dark rug. colonial style dark maple
suite. Mary used en- ivory lace
cloth on the buffet. In the center
Of the table was long mirror
with a cut glass flower stand in
the center. The curtains were
white TERED ores. trimmed In
green. The entrance between the
living room and the dining room
was enhanced by two lovely hang
ing honey-dew plants. In the CEN
ter OF the ceiling OF the front
com, instead OF a chandelier.
there was a large round mirror
to reflect the light and cause the
room to appear larger. Bronze
plated onyx trimmed table and
lamps were used. In Mary's bed
room, there Is a dark maple suite.
The woodwork Is ivory Her sons
maple bed Is streamlined. Her
kitchen Is really a kitchen. de-
spite its size. could 20 and on
with these descriptions, but space
will not permit.
Louise Lowery OF 1919 Victor
street. IL now employed as an
agent for one Of the local insur-
nnce companies. She is a graduate
of Selma university, in Alabama.
This IA not only a social season,
hut season for conventions. The
fourteenth home convention Of the
Thompson Avenue Baptist church,
in Highland Park. will be held
from October 0 10 ~. The theme
Is FOLLOWING A Vision.
Mrs. Ruby Dccrabbe Is really a
happy woman, for her hubby Is
home on a furlough from Camp
Davis. The Crabbes reside on &C.
Lean street.
"The Bride Behaves" Is the
drama OF romance chosen by the
Peace Baptist debate. group. 10
present as their latest bit OF work
II features love between a rich
girl and q poor boy. James Fam
ming will play the leading male
role. while Farnie Mae Pittman
will star In the feminine role.
The play will be presented At
Peace Baptist on the last day in
November.
Richard Pope Is one Of the new
est employers At Mikes market
on East DAWSON.
All had a fine time who attend
ed the dance at international hall
ON Yemans street. last Saturday
alGht. II was given by the Under
writer's Lodge No. 20, A.F.& M.
There was dancing and awards
were given. Viola Ncwklrk Chanc.
received first prize: Norma Pearce
second. Among those attending
were: Bessie Stevens, Rose Con-
rer. Ruth Davis. Fox" Bradley.
Thelrna Mercer. Mfr. and Mrs. J.
c. Gaines. Mr.. and Mrs. A. q.
Brown, Annie Rivers, Elizabeth
Hill. Mary White. Mr.. and Mrs.
william Morris. Blanche Booth.
Louise Yancey. Emily Norris. Mr..
and Mrs. George Hunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph jackson. : Samuel
Parks. Ernest Davis. Make sanp-
son and Celeste Cushing. Theresa
pieect. Annabei Carter. Anabei
Dudley. Robert Stacey II. Nelson,
Ada Hibbltt. Edna Lakes. Alma
Lakes. Mildred Riddle. Nesbitt
Patton. Ella Jackson. Florence
Coleman. Fannie Carson. Beatrice
Coleman. Robert and Harold Cook. |
Mr.. and Mrs. John Billingsles.
Samuel Lowk and many, many |
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Price. Of
1852 Inverness. announce the
marriage Of their daughter. 0ven-'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
Acts 2-Ways to
help w o M EN-!

sust what / needed" Every year
ny women say that after they've
IA ,'eu using CARDU1. For they
81. y helps them IN two important
rI, ~ when they suffer from head
'S ass cramp-like psin. or some
0lv lorm of'periodic distress due
ny 70 functional causes.
\ - s nelp relieve functional perio-
-e'scomforts, start three days
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11

Miss Johnson was accompanied
at the piano and organ by Ellis
Lsrkins. who was her fellow stu
dent at the Julliard School OF Music
Miss Johnson's program was very
skillfully arranged and consisted OF
the following selections: Concerto
in f Major and Allegro" and
Adagio movement by Bach. Com
certo in +. Minor" by Conus.
"Cadenza with Allegro Motto" and
"Alagio Recitativo." movements by
Aver; melody from the opera
"Orteo" by Gluch. Nobody Knows
the Trouble | See" by G. c. White
and Fire Dance" by Kachanche.
In the audience were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Fisher. Or. and Mrs.
J. A. Moore, DR.. James Benson. DR..
Floyd Bailer. Lee Jordan. Snow
Grigsby. Mrs. Odessa Trotter John
Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett
Cunningham, Mr.. and Mrs. Law
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11

|rhe affair. which followed the
krothy Maynor recital on the Ford
Iur. was planned for a double
srpose. II gave Mrs. Love the OPP
Srtunlty to meet some OF Detroit's
Lding musicians, and Mrs. Frisby
allowed to greet old friends,
Wore returning next week TO New
krk 10 continue her studies under
eminent teacher, Frank La
trge.
Mrs. Frisby was presented a few
keks ago as a soloist on the Ford
knday Evening Hour program,
IA her voice showed the results OF
II training in New York. She
saduated from the Detroit conser-
5tory a year ago.
|Mrs. Love. the other honoree. is
, daughter of Kemper Herreld.
Ned yiolinist and teacher. OF At
hia Ca. and wife of DR.. Thomas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
TATTLINGS OF A TATTLER

Others may rest. but newspaper
folk grind on. We gather some
news, and you can fix the test, 50
here goes:
On the 25th OF this month. Mary
Greenlee and Charles Morris will
do the middle-aisle act. Marion II
the generalization OF beauty, now
and her grey-green eyes glowet
with luminous cast, when she
told us her happy news.
Visitors here. visitors there. visi.
tors frcm everywhere. Last week
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Moore, OF 1341
Meade street. entertained relatives
from Chicago. Illinois, and Steven
son. Ala.
Mrs. Matte Bivens hailed from
Alabama and Mrs. Eddie Walker
from Chicago. Last Sunday, there
was a dinner in their honor at the
home OF the hosts. Enjoying them
selves were: Mr.. and Mrs. Carnie
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Hill, David Jordan. Mrs. Ida Jor-
dan. mother OF the hostess; Mrs,
Jerehe Macklin, Mrs. Ella Rice, Ed
ward Walker, Jr.. and Gloria Walk
err. The honored guests departed
for their respective homes, Tuesday
morning.
Insurance men are usually In
dustrious, but not so Economically
inclined. Tall. dashing Alexander
Huggs in an exception, to our way
OF thinking. for he certainly Is ex-
pcriencing difficult time decid-
Ing whom 1t shall be--Miss Ber-
nice Parker or Miss jamie Mae Al
len. Luck to you girls, and may
the best one win!
Dinner before bridge" Is the
slogan these days for sweet little
housewives and their spouses. Sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert shelton
entertained at dinner at their
home on bearing street. Present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Parker.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Parker.
After dinner came bridge.
Sighted Ethel Lee Billingslea
looking like a peach blossom. Sat
urday. Ethel's been III. you know.
so we were very glad TO see her up
and lin the order" OF things again.
More popular people shaking the
dust OF North Detroit off their feet
and hleing away to another COM
munity. Jewel and Richard Hard
ing and son, Larry, are moving
from st. Aubin street. TO Oakland,
this week. We shall all miss the
laughter and merry times that be-
spoke Jewels or Richards pres
ence.
Nursery room paper II being
selected and nursery rhymes re-
read by the Tyree Laslces. the
Eugene Humphries. the Herman
Tysons. for the anticipated visit OF
Sir stork.
Can't get off the subject Of
homes ana houses. Ny womtnly
instinct cropping up, you know.
Mary williams has the sweetest lit
lie home on Riopelle. It's . pleasure
"A be in II. Mary used her decora-
tive flare and really went TO town.
All the rooms are tiny, 20 the furni-
fure was chosen accordingly. En-
terine the living room, we were
soothed By the ivory woodwork,
dark maple suite. cream coiored
curtains and lovely green plants In
the window. In creann-colored pots.
The rug was dark brown. On a
table near A window were some
books. upheld BY ivory book-ends,
with bronze baby shoes attached.
Then. the dining room. with .
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11

before your time" and follow d.
rectIons. Or take II as tonic by
directions 10 stimulate appetite. Inn
prove digestion by increasing the
flow OF gastric juices, and help build
strength. Probably the greatest
benefit comes from using CAR
DUI both ways. Used for 81 years.
ADV.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
Two Have
Party

A mother and her daughter who
celebrated their birthdays together
Saturday, Oct. 4, we're FRS. Gladys
Lately and Miss Charlie Lee Late.
ly of 6o63 Mansur. Among some Of
those to blow out candles at the
party were: Jesse Pearson. Miss
Mary Hibbron, Miss Juanita Sum
mers, Vernon Ellis. Tommy Miller,
Miss Eula Bradford. Willie Jack
son, Anthony Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Foster, Rev. X C. Cater
and host Of others. The guests re-
ports this was a grand affair.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
Lawyers Move
To Neu Offices

Attorneys Judson B. Powell. who
has practiced law at 40s Gratiot
avenue for several years has moved
TO new suite OF Offices at 1908
Broadway in the Tobin building.
Occupying the suite with him will
be Attorney James Jackson.
Mr.. Powell was associated with
the late E. II. Butler before his
death.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
Chill For The
W.W.F.T. Club

The WHIT club was entertain
ed at the home OF Mrs. william
Savannah. recently. Mrs. Louise
Jarrett was hostess. IN the absence
Of the president, Mrs. Mary wesv-
or presided.
Following the business session.
q hot chill luncheon was served.
MIRA. Rose Cuinyard IL president:
W. Louise Blsnton. reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11

Mr.. and Mrs. william Mccoy Of
Denison street. Unit 234 ac-
Pmpanied Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
|seyss 10 Cleveland. Ohio where
tey we're the houseguests OF Mr..
pa Mrs. Thos. Mobiles.