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The Omaha guide., 1941-03-01
MUSIC
AND MUSICIANS
(by Booker T. Washington

Thy Booker L. Washington
There seems to be a very prev
alent habit of "jazzing the Negro
Spirituals' among the members of
Swingland. Just the other even
ing | heard Artie Shaw play "No-
body Knows De- Trouble l Seem
In a highly swing arrangement
with all the jazz chords Interpret
ated into this piece of music which
represent all the hardships and
trials that our foreparents had to
bear.
The Negro spirituals were born
In the bosoms of people who found
a great relief and a heavenly peace
after the singing of these songs.
To hear them jazzed up as the mo
dern orchestras and musicians are
so doing now, it seems that the
listening public should get up in
arms against such treatment to
the songs that meant so much to
u own foreparents.
MUSIC ON THE AIR
NBC. Symphony Orchestra X
MA. 900 p. m. Saturday.
Firestone Hour WOW Monday
evening, 7:30.
New York Philharmonic Sunday
KFAB. 200.
LOCAL MUSIC
Martin Bush Organ Recital Sun
day at 400.
The Philander- Smith Singers at
st. Paul Methodist Church, Friday
March ID, 1941.
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the ST. Johns AME. church.

Lne o1 1oHfl s M cnufcn.
There was a joint meeting of re-
personalities of High "Y" of the
Urban League and Girl Reserves
Friday February 81, to discuss
plans for a joint forum,
There is room for a few more
participants in the operetta cast.
If you wish to be included register
at the YWCA. on Fridays at 6 pm.
On Sunday Feb. % there was a
panel discussion on: How Shall We
Train Young People on the Moral
Phase of Their Development. The
purpose is to stimulate interest IN
the needs of young people and how
best we may meet them. The fol-
lowing people will participate in
the discussion Religion, Father
George STAINS, Reetir of st. Philip
the Deacon; Politics, Mr.. Arthur
McCaw, President of the NAACP.
Economies, Mrs. Thelma Hancock,
teacher and civic leader; The home
Mrs. H. B. Corning, member of
Board of Directors YWCA.; Leis-
ure Time, Miss Marguerite Wick
enden, principal Brownell Hall;
and Education, Mr.. j. G. Masters,
Director of Vocational Education.
The Panel is under the %supervis-
ion of Mrs. Geraldine Melford, adj
visor of the Blue Triangle Girl Re-
serves. 1t grew out of the needs
to answer such questions asked by
members of this group.
The Omaha guide., 1941-03-01
COSMOPOLITAN CLUB

The Cosmopolitan Club members
met with Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Dunn. 2226 Miami Street, Febru-
ary Is. All members were pres
ent. After the business session,
the hostess served a delicious din
ner which was carried out in Val
estine colors. The next meeting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Buckner.
Hattie Dunn, President, Albert
Dunn. Reporter.
The Omaha guide., 1941-03-01
Girls On the Street


Well, it looks as if Josephine
Mitchell is infatuated over a sold
Ter. That's the lick these days Jo-
sephine.
.4+4*+
Who was the chick that W. A.
escorted home from the Omaha L.
the other night. Think 1t was c. S.
*44**#
Donald Stewards face has sew
|! eral scars on 1t. What happened
Donald.
Harold Lane seems to be taking
! Gwendolyn Marshall seriously
| Better not fall in love soon Har-
old. Uncle Sam wants you.
4A*+ss
Mercedes Moore's name seems
to be stained on Herman Franklins
heart as well as Thresa Hicks.
**#***
The old and young were swing
ing at the Elks club the other mite.
1t was a fine spill.
&&s&&
Lola Villas certainly knows the
art in keeping lip with Mac F.
Wonder who gave her the rare adj
vice.
*#s*A*
c. B. have been going to the
army for the last six months and
hasn't got there yet.
&%&&*
Charlotte Hayes has been suf-
fering with the enlargement of the
heart. Could J. B. have caused It?
*s#*+*
The hit of the week.-St. Bene-
diets graduation party at the WV
CA.
FNF
Warren Brown has been carry
ing a black diamond around rec
emily. He says he got it from a
fall in the gym class at school.
Hope the eye heals up soon War
rem.
AHhhH%
When Corine Seay was asked
did she love Joe, she said Yes. But
she did not designate which Joe.
There are several you know.
##*s*
Why are all the cats fasting? A
religious purpose? No, | 10 be-
| lieve the Count is coming to Om-
aha.
Why is Freda Robinson so inter-
ested in someone that Frisco seems
to have a hold on?
s*s*#s
Why is Johnnie Lee making so
many trips to South Omaha?
Could c. G. be the reason?
1t looks as If the wedding bells
will wiring for Marian w. and Ro-
bert j. soon. Not saying when.
Luck to both of you.
#s&&*&
Bertha Davis, and the leopard
skin special seems to attract Ur-
las Smith very much. Could he
be going runting with her?
*****s
What could have happened to
Daisy c. and Thomas w. romance?
Must have frozen.
s&44&
Willard M. didn't take his girl
friend to the show Sunday because
he says that he was broke as the
ten commandments.
AA&ks4
What was Milton Madison do
ing out on fourtieth and Cummings
ST., Sunday night? Party or Eu-
nice R.
R*&s&&
Who did Lillian McGill go to the
show with the other night? Must
have been Cables brother. (B. c.
&&&&As
A certain girls dream came trl1e
She was anxious to see Percy
Byrd and he appeared out of the
clear blue sky. The girl, Cd. L.
a#ss&s
Arthur Davis is better known as
forty shows.
&%*#&*
A certain chick N. S. was seen
with Fred f. Sunday night. COuld
The Omaha guide., 1941-03-01

and Alberta Mease visit South O.
maha so frequently after school =?
Could it be Jack Smith?
%#H*+
Wesley White was visiting over
the week end, from the University
of Lincoln.
SHH&4k
We have u greatest sympathy
with Evelyn Stewart and the other
members of the family because of
death in the family.
Until next time Station G. o. T.
S. signing off. Until then we'll
be seeing u.
The Omaha guide., 1941-03-01
Live a Healthier, Happier, Life

Thousands of men and women WON
der why backache bothers them -
why they have TO visit the bathroom
often at night - why flow is scanty
and sometimes smarts and burns.
Any one of these symptoms ny
mean that your kidneys and biz .er
need attention now before these minor
symptoms may develop Into serious
trouble.
TO flush out excess waste poisons
and acid from kidneys. soothe your
The Omaha guide., 1941-03-01

GODS PLANS"
| know not how or when
Ny life on earth will end
But | know my fate shall be
Just what my God has planned
for me-.
When sunny skies grow dim
'Tis then my faith grows strong
For | know it is the way,
God planned to test my faith in
Him.
Whatever God has planned
For me in days to come
He will give me strength to stand
And say o. God, they will be
done.
I'll sing Gods praises when
l reach my journeys end
And for every step He planned
That lead me to the promised
land.
by Myrtle M. Goodlow.
The Omaha guide., 1941-03-01

who participated were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph Brummell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Dunn, Mrs. Susie John
son. and Mr.. George Clark.
The Omaha guide., 1941-03-01
A Prominent Business
Woman Praises Mime. c..
Walkers Preparations

e"I use Nine. c. j. Walkers
preparations exclusively be-
cause I get results from them
that l am unable to get from any
other preparation" stated a well
known business woman the
other day.
The secret of the remarkable
success of Nine. c. J. Walkers
preparations is in the fact that
they were blended by the late
Madam G. j. Walker to reach
certain definite conditions of the
hair, skin and scalp, and today.
after over thirty-fve years on
the market. they are growing
Increasingly popular, and not
withstanding the fact that the
Company has always refused to
reduce the price on these goods,
they are still in demand every
where. r
. Mime. c. J. Walkers Glossine.
although more than thirty-five
years on the market, is still the
leader in its field. The reason
for this is because it not only
serves as a.scalp oil, but it gives
the hair that silky sheen and
natural gloss that is the delight
OF every woman.
Nine. c. j. Walkers Brown
Face Powder is not just another
Face Powder. but is the result of
years of experimenting to pro-
duce the perfect blend to impart
a velvetlike softness and at the
same time cooling and refresh
ing. Just the thing for these hot
days.
The Nine. c. J. Walkers won
derful preparations are sold by
Walker Beauticians and Drug
Stores everywhere. or you can
write The Nine. c. J. Walker
Mfg. Company. direct. Address:
The Walker Building, Indian
apolis. Indiana.
The Omaha guide., 1941-03-01
FLUSH KIDNEYS OF POISONS
and STOP GETTING UP NIGHTS

irritated bladder and put more
healthful activity into them. get .
35 cent package OF GOLD MEDAL
HARLEM Capsules and take as
directed.
This tried and true medicine should make
you feel better in n few days it's an effect
i've diuretic and kidney stimulant that re-
lieves the pains caused by equity phases OF
~sciatica. neuritis and rheumatic joint sgony
when irritated by excess uric acid.
Don't be an EASY MARK and ac-
cept a substitute-Get Gold Medal
and genuine. Look for the Gold Medal
on the box - IS cents.
The Omaha guide., 1941-03-01
IN VETS HOSPITALS

Mr.. Mark Harris, left Friday for
the Veterans Hospital in Lincoln,
Nebraska.
The Omaha guide., 1941-03-01
SUING FOR DIVORCE

Mrs. Zenobia Carey, is suing her
husband, Mr.. Jacob C. Carey, the
widely known mail-carrier, for d.
vorce on grounds of cruelty. She
asks for the custody of the three
children, . large alimony and at
torney fees for her attorneys.
The Omaha guide., 1941-03-01

DEATHS

DEATHS
Mrs. Ruth Coleman, age 40, res
ident of Omaha 30 years. died Feb
ruary 10th at a local hospital af-
ter an extended illness. She is
survived by a husband, Mr.. Fred
Coleman. Funeral services were
held Friday, February 18th from
Thomas Mortuary.
#&%*a
Charles Armstrong, resident of
Omaha 8 years died February 18th
at a local hospital. Mr.. Armstrong
was So years of age. In earlier
life he had been employed by the
Union Pacific Railroad. The body
is at Thomas Mortuary pending
funeral arrangements.
=
Mr.. Dock Lloyd, who has been
a resident of Omaha since 1917 and
a member of Pilgrim Baptist
Church since its very early days,
passed from this life on Thursday
afternoon, February 20.
Mr.. Dock Lloyd had been in
bad health for five or six years
and had been confined to the hos
pital since last fall. He is surviv-
ed by his widow, Leonese, and two
sons, Clinton and Frank.
The Omaha guide., 1941-03-01
DINNER PARTY

On Sunday evening, February
10th, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Buckner,
entertained a group of friends
with a dinner party. The ones
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
Groups toAid
Family Health

Three Detroit departments to-
day were cooperating. with the
American Red Cross 10 provide
education for the maintenance OF
family health during the war and
post war days.
The Detroit public evening
schools Will give courses in home
nursing, promoted by the depart
ment of health, in seven high
schools Of the city. Registrations
will be accepted from Monday
through Thursday Of next week.
The department of recreation
lwill provide room for classes in
two recreation centers in daylight
hours and the Red Cross will offer
( a course in It's chapter house,
Dubois and jefferson avenues.
Registrations will begin January
IA In addition, instructors will be
sent 10 churches, clubs or other
organizations with sufficient num-
Der Of women who request IT.
In addition 10 care Of the sick,
instruction Will cover subjects
pertaining 10 maintenance of
health, including studies of milk
and water supplies and the spread
ing of disease. The course is spread
over two-hour period each week
| for i weeks.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
Tony Martin Appears
Before Army Doctors

CHICAGO, Dec. 81 1NS).-
Although announcing that he will
enlist in the navy al San Fran
cisco soon. singer Tony Martin
today took physical examination
at an army induction center 10
make sure that everything is all
right with his draft board in
Beverly Hills, Cal.
Results of today'S examination
will he mailed 10 Martins draft
board, which last Friday had a
warrant issued for ms arrest. The
warrant was Withdrawn when
Martin, appearing AT a Chicago
night club. explained 10 FBI agents
that he had applied for a chief
petty officers rating in the navy.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31

navy officers who expect TO he
called to active duty
As a memorial 10 his deceased
son Fred a Schneider entertained
400 kids al party in his west
side thcatcr Councilman William
RoCell attended and was given a
reception which cqualed anything
he ever received al Briggs Stadium.
Frank Her Of the parks and
recreation department he lp Q d
Schneider arrange the affair.
Purchaser W II Bredcn has
lust bought 5000 600 gallons Of
gas for the DSR CNil Engineer
Harold Brit Of the DPW volun-
teered 10 take A lower paying Job
with the civil service commission
because he liked The work better
A shortage Of buttons may
result IN suits being made with
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
Red Cross Sees
Million Mark
By New Year


4''.-'.'.
received hN me l'....' .'.'''''-'
a. ihr Rcd CEC,, War Et.e. Fund
,rrr-r- --r ~r-rr,, io| Sg-50H.
.,5.,. -r4 r1a --,ar Ewwefr T.
.,...,.. ...-.....f .r.-. s.. ..4. nan
N''''.'.,
'He ha.'''0> #.N "'-.' .N '
lcCteG before l'tl ra's o-t to-
night.
Among today $ contribution. was
S-100u donated tt ihe-t7m.l oi
The l5'e United >t7'o> senator
James CogTcDs MIS- Ja07o, toII-
ems gave 5000 Nlr and MIS-.
Frank CoUfcr> 5000. Mr. and
Mrs. William Il Na" 5000, and
Miss Betty CouI-H~ $1,000.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS

Other recent contributions in
cludc.
Nj and Mrs. Wc>Son Scybuln
Sc 900 Detroit Automobile InSur-
ance Exchange. $1,000, Mr. and
Mrs. Emory tAi fA0rd S44.e60,
Michigan Maflcable Iron Company,
s. 600: Freuhaui Trailer Company.
$1,000 The Detroit Bank. So 500.
Peoples Quitting Company.
81 800. Ernst Kern Company en-
ployes. S117i76; Republic AR
craft Products Division. 81 600;
Davis Tool and Engineering Com
pany and employees 81 900, Charles
A.. StrehnEer Company 81 900;
Detroit Seamless Tube Company
$1,000.
Congress Tool and bic Com
pany, Sll0O. r. {. Mahon Com
pany and employees $1,000; Mr.
and Mrs. Meyer l. PrcnjiS $1,000;
MIR. and Mrs George y Bailey.
$1,000: Mr.. and Mrs II r Ewald.
$1,000: Waldo Avery. 81 600; Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. +. Farr $1,000. Mrs.
William Clay 81 500; and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo NJ. ButZcl. 81 600
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
A copy of tho

old Detroit AdNertISer-Trbuno.
dated April - 1853. and contain
ing FIRST reports of the aSsaSSlna-
ton of Lincoln was discovered by
Paul Flcury while doing repair
work m a West River road home
IN Crosse lie.
Advertisements and news items
in tho paper were familiar today
when the nation is again at war
one advertisement called, attention
TO new song entitled one More
Gallant Charge BOYS while a
news Jtom reported the collection
Of S1l92 for benefit of wounded
mon
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
Atty George A Porter has

3 m Nil It = ~
opened a new
law office
tn the year
hook ~ the
Public Service
Employees ASSo-
citation Sheriff
a DIR W g.
Bard points
with pride 10
She fine meals
prepared by oN-
port chefs for
laIl inmates
4 loop shop IS
CoInC u land
Office business
outflttIng re-
AIIAn aIn1N and
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31

G u st er q n q
other midwest
ern military and
naval pos I s
within the next
few weeks
Radio sin &C +
Mary 5 mall.
"A - u ~ ELL
known locally,
VIII mary song
" rll T. 7 Y G
VI ivy n 9 y I
month LoT-
r rainc SCcg-
mueller OF the
81
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
0-PU RP0SE
y MEDICINE

makes breathing dificult, put Spur
pose vicks Va-tro-nol up each noStril.
va-troTnol does important things.
1t Cd shrinks swollen membranes. %
soothes irritation. 80 relieves tran
sient nasal congestion. 1t brings more
comfort, makes breathing easier. thus
invites sleep .. And remember II helps
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31

pSychiatriSt Of recorders court
submitted report so long and
technical, council didn't even al
tempt 10 read IT, Most city en-
ployeS report such trips in few
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31

prevent m a n V
colds developing II
used in time Fol-
low directions IN
folder.
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
If YOUR NOSE
CLOSES up
TONIGHT

Here's mighty
good news II
your nose closes
up" tonight and
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
What S on the Air
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON

This program has hesn
given The Detroit Times ny
The stations herein listed
lf ne presentations as
scheduled are not on the
AT me fsult lies Vith the
stations and not The De
frolt Times
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31

out sleeve but
tons Sonia
LIenle and Sc
Of the
ice revue COM
.pany W hi c h
p a y Detroit
next week were
& iVen defense
bonds as Christ
mas presents by
the show S pro-
duCer.
Upon his re-
turn from a
otto EnannpI
convention trip,
Or. Lowell $.
Selling. C'h / Q (
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
THURSDAY MORNING

4 90 A. VI
VICAR Morn IN Mich NJ
400 A. VI
VICAR News morning "
$50 4. VI.
WJBK News ard music
5.85 4 NJ
WJRk Motor News
s 90 4 NJ
WJP Farm forum
CKLW Happy Joe V
WJRK News and mus'D
W4SD-Top ~ Morning
q so 4 VI
W1P Tim Doourle- NJ
WNYZ Reveille NJ
NJBk News and music
6tA 4 VI
WfR sam Guard.T
WNNE FROM PAGE nev
90 A VI
WIZ bud Guest ntUs
100 4. NJ
WIZ Bud Guest news
WW1 " thsr NaNn c.
CELW News Acs
VICAR wake Up Time
NNYZ Sunrise club "
WJLB News
WEXl. Musical program
NJPk News
Wi5D- News
5l5 \ ~
WIZ Rev John ZoUet
CKLW CAL 20 rrayer-B
NNYZ-Can ~ prayFr-R
NJLP can t0 prayer.R
WtPK CAL 20 prayer-B
Wf5p T0p n Morning NJ
80 4 VI
WIZ Mor0inE melodies.
CKLW Happ, Joc y
W%YZ News Sunrise "
W1LR Rev q Fisher
WFNt. NeVScstt
WJBK NeUs Harlem ~
1:t5 \ VI
WIZ Harry Ha0k v
Wv y News
NJlB Morning melodies
WFNf Musical program
WJBk Treasur'd Melodies
3 90 \ VI
NJR Larry Payne news.
NWI News roundup
ckLN Nrws Happy Joe
VICAR News worship-R.
WNN'X lntp.ra'oDs N
WtLB Srps Band music
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31

Shirley Temple may visit Fort
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31
sComplete Text of Presidents
White Paper: The Official Story
of Japan's Treachery

. Picture of President Roosevelt and
Winston Churchill at Their Historic
Meeting at Sea
sPicture Of President Roosevelt and
Churchill at the White House
. Photograph of Churchill Addressing
Americas War Senate
s"The story of December I, 1871" -.
Photographs OF Havoc Wrought by
Japs at Pearl Harbor
. How Confident America Declared
War Photographs Showing Joint
Session of Congress When President
Delivered War Message
--a~d Much More Of Hi,foric IEfeteu--
Detroit evening times., 1941-12-31

navy officers who expect TO he
called 10 active duty :.
Milford chronicle., 1941-03-21
DOI0n State AviGtiOn
Club Is Organized
Group Formed At Dover
Airport Thursday Eve
ming OF Last Week

At a meeting at the municipal
airport. Dover, Thursday evening,
March 13, group OF young men
and women of lower Delaware or
ganized an aviation club to be
known as the "Kent and Sussex
Aviation Club"
The following officers were elect
ed President, Dean ISimmel; vice
president. Logan Grier; secretary,
Virginia Simpson, and treasurer,
George Haas.
The purpose of this organization
according to. TIL constitution
shall be to encourage interest in
aviation, to provide economical
flying rates for its members, and
TO bring to more people the social
benefits and pleasures. of flying
activity"
For training purposes the club
has purchased a new Piper Trainer
powered by the largest available
Lycoming motor. This plane al
ready has been delivered and flying
viii proceed Immediately under the
direction of Howard Turpin, Off
cial club instructor. While some
members of the club have had pre-
vious flying experience, others are
just beginning their aerial educa-
tion.
Milford chronicle., 1941-03-21
State College Glee
Club Here Sunday
Program WIN Be Presented In First
Presbyterian Church

The Mems Glee Club Of the State
College for Colored Students will
present a program of sacred mu-
sic in the Presbyterian Church on
Sunday, March 90, at 1880 p. m.
This organization consists of "a
young men with natural rich
voices blended in splendid har-
mony under able direction. The pro-
gram contains both spirituals and
sacred anthems. There will be no
admission fee but an offering will
be received for the proposed Com-
munity Center for negro boys and
girls in Milford. -
The program is as follows:
Brothers, Sing On Choral salu-
tation). GFieg; Ave, Verum Corpus
(Mctet), Des Pres; o Bone Jesu
(Motet), Palestrina; Wade In De
Water (SpirituaD solo, Boatner;
New Born Again (Spiritua) solo,
Heilman; Good Lord, Done Done
(Spiritual), Traditional; Remem-
ber Now Thy Creator (Anthem),
Rhodes; The Star, Rogers; Pilgrim
Song, Tschaikowsky; Good News
(Spiritual), Dawson; Water Boy
(Work Song), Mellsl My Soul Is A
Witness (SpirituaD Traditional.
Milford chronicle., 1941-03-21
Differentials
Revealed In
Electric Rate
Many Delaware Towns
Show Large Divergen-
ces Between Amounts
Being Charged.

Electrical rate differentials ex-
tending from 26.S to 61.3 per cent
in some communities are disclosed
in the Delaware survey reported
Monday by the Federal Power Com
mission. .., +.
Based on the typical monthly
electric bill, the survey covers resi-
Dental rates in So communities OF
ESQ Of. more population, as Of Jam
nary 1.
'rife wfdest divergence or rates
appears in the $500 to 1000 p0pu-
iation classification.
T0Wns Compared
The % kilowatt hour rate for
Bellefonte and two other unidenti-
iled communities is $l.55, while the
rate for the same quantity of SER
vice in Milford is $3.50, a margin
of 6l.S per cent Milford has a pub
iicly owned utility system.
The Bellefonte rate for 100 kilo-
watt hours is $4.55 while the Mil
ford rate is 500. a S4.1 per cent
difference.
Bellefonte and Claymont have a
SS.O5 rate for $50 kilowatt hours
while Newark has a $10.21 rate; q
of 26.S per cent. Newark
likewise has publicly owned. sys-
TEN. sts vi
Middlet0wn Is Low
In the 1000 to $500 population
Middletown has the
lowest rs kilowatt hour rate, $3.50,
while Lewes, publicly owned, has
The highest. $3.50 or aI53.3 per cent
margin.
Delaware City and three other
communities have a
S4.55 rate for 100 kilOwatt hours
while. Lewes pays $500, a differ
,nce of 3S.5 per cent.
Delaware City and the other
hree communities pay $S.05 for
80 kilowatt hours, which Is 1854 |
,er cent less than the $1,000 rate
n Smyrna.
The rates in Wilmington, only in
city of more than 10000
are shown as: 20 kilo-
watt hours, $1.5O; 100 kilowatt
lours, $3.50. and $50 kilowatt
ours, S.; five cents less than the
ate in rural New Castle county
n each of the three brackets.
More Dlfferentials
Incremental charges for the four
rincipal residential electric SER
ices-lighting. refrigeration, cook
lg and water heating-likewise
how considerable differences.
(Ttirn IN paOa pIeaeal
Milford chronicle., 1941-03-21
Kent All Clubs VIII
Present Plays Tonite
Four Groups VIII Vie For HOnOrs
At Caesar Rodney

The play actors are coming! And
again it's to the Caesar Rodney
auditorium where promptly at 1880
O'Clock this evening, Friday, March
81. representatives of Kent County
All Clubs will present four one
act plays. These plays-each not
TO be longer than 40 minutes or
shorter than 90 minutes, will bring
grease paint and witty dialogue to
the Caesar Rodney stage, with each
club vieing for honors.
Added attractions will include
dancing in the social room after
the play for those who hold tickets
to the performance and music be-
tween the plays.
The first play to be given will be
"His First Girl" by the Cheswold
Needle SINGERS. Cast of play, di-
rected by Mrs. Winifred McCardle,
includes: Chester Cameron play
ed by Marie Rampendahl; Dean
Powers, Gloria Slater; Mrs. j. S.
Powers, Marjorie Remley; Eleanor
Powers, Glorian Strimel; Marianne
Thompson, Ethel Van Pelt. The
scene takes place in the living
room of the Taylor home. Time,
about 4:3O on a warm July after
noon.
With Mrs. Myrtle Cubbage in the
post, the Oak Grove Blue
Hens Chicks Club will offer "Quiet
Please" with a cast made up of:
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