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Evening star., 1942-02-15

Hostess

QUANTICO, Va, Feb. 14-Mrs.
Denham, wife of 1t. Col. James L.
Denham, was hostess to a small
group of guests at luncheon yester-
day in her quarters. Sunday Col
and Mrs. Denham entertained at
the first of a series of small and
informal cocktail parties which they
plan for the late winter.
1t. Col and Mrs J. D. Waller are
spending the week end with the
latter's brother -in-law and sister,
Maj. and Mrs. P. R. Powley, at
Indian Head, Md.
1t. Col and Mrs G. H. Metcaf
had with them over last week end
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Kline of Wash
ington. DR.. Margaret Pittman, also
of Washington, and Mr.. Morton
Garden of New York Joined them for
dinner Sunday.
Mrs. J. B. Sebree was hostess to q
small group of out-of-town guests
Wednesday entertaining at luncheon.
Evening star., 1942-02-15

which Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Rich
will give this morning at Ferry Point
Farm, their home on the Severn
River.
Mrs. Crosby, wife of Comdr. Paul
T. Crosby, has come from Syracuse
and Is visiting Mrs. Teasley, wife
Of Capt. william A. Teasley.
Bishop Tucker Guest
OF Academy Chaplain.
The presiding bishop Of the Epis-
copal Church, the Right Rev. Henry
st. George Tucker, spent the week
Evening star., 1942-02-15

Diet is tremendously important
in any national crisis nutrition
of every individual counting might
lily in the concerted national effort.
Which is why | remind you again
of SUNSWEET "Tenderized'
Prunes. They've Nitamins A. B.
G, and also iron and other food
minerals,-put there by Nature
herself as they slowly tree-ripen
under the California sun. Prunes
are GOOD for you and SUN.
SWEETS, exclusively "tenderized'
for extra GOODNESS and faster cook.
ing. are TOPS in prune.excellence!
Get them in foil-seaIed cartons
from your Grocer inexpensive.
nutritive of high energy building
cellulose content!
Evening star., 1942-02-15

informal hop this evening and the
third classmen a dance in the after
noon.
Admiral and Mrs. Beardall
Hold First At Home.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Beardau
held their first at home at the acad-
emy Tuesday when their guests were
the senior officers of the station and
friends Of the hosts In Annapolis.
Admiral and Mrs. Beardall will hold
the second Of these at homes before
the close Of the month.
Admiral and Mrs. Beardall will be
the guests of honor at q breakfast
Evening star., 1942-02-15
Hostess

Mrs. Wright. wife Of Col. Lowell
B. Wright, entertained at luncheon
and bridge in her home in Arlington
Thursday. Her guests were Mrs.
James Dorsey, Mrs. Ruth Rowell,
Mrs. John Wynkoop, Mrs. Carleton
K. Lewis, Mrs. Calvin Kephart, Mrs.
Walter p. McVickar and Mrs. c. L.
Harlan.
Evening star., 1942-02-15
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Evening star., 1942-02-15
Weddings Hold Interest
Of the Service Circles
Miss Elizabeth Oliver Clabaugh
Married to John Griffith Johnson;
Miss Elizabeth Allen Brooks Bride

impressive In their
spcty decorations for the wedding yesterday
Washington Cathedral
Miss Elizabeth Oliver Cabaugh to Mr. John r
nth johnson c. The Right Rev. Charles Cling
Galloway oganist Of the Cathedral played Of
traditional wedding
Bride by Father,
Col F. Clabaugh
daughter Of 1t Col Samuel Francis cabaush Of
given
fashioned with bodice embroidered
with seed pearls skirt ending train antique
veil which daped
bowing extended
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matching hat and Z corsase Of white

matching hat and Z corsage Of white
sweet peas.
The wedding was followed by a
breakfast at the home Of the brides
parents for members Of the immedi-
ate families.
Mrs. Oehmann was graduated
from Georgetown Visitation Convent
and Ensign Oehmann was graduated
Evening star., 1942-02-15
Annapolitan Club Is Scene
Of Gala Valentine Party
Gov. and Mrs. O'Conor Among Those
Serving on Reception Committee;
Hop Given at Naval Academy Club

4The leading the older members
society Maryand capital yesterday the Valentine
Annapoan Club ocers make their home.
Committee included Herbert oConor.
superintendent Naval Academy John Bearda
president ST. Johns College Mrs Singeow Barr
officers the Naval Academy
the mdhpmen class Of the academy had
Evening star., 1942-02-15

from Swarthmore College In 1895.
He attended the University of Michi-
gan and was practicing certified
public accountant In this city until
called to active duty last summer.
Ensign and Mrs. Oehmann will
make their home in Detroit, where
Ensign Oehmann is assigned for
duty.
Evening star., 1942-02-15

few general rules how coordinate day.by.day
habits help utilize each effectively toward
winning the
l. "Early to bed, early to rise e"-important health
and beauty rule any time, but vital now in order
to cram increasing and civilian duties into
every daylight hour.
T. Conservation of unnecessary utility facilities SO
they may be switched into war.production
channels.
s. Wise planning that household tasks may be
accomplished quickly, efficiently, and econom.
cally -. leaving more time, energy, and money
for service work.
a. More careful thought over your shopping BUY.
LlNES,-purchasine only the merchandise
with PROVEN value for health and morale
Remember always to invest every bit of purchase
and Bonds!
Evening star., 1942-02-15

Brand new ears,"-a MUST
for every hard.of.hearine Amer.
ican! And why is it that so many
smart women land men, tooD
suffer needlessly from this impair.
ment? Is it because they are
embarrassed to let their friends
knowa Il it because they fear
q conspicuous hearing aid will
spoil their chicp II these are the
reasons,-then they're just isno-
rant of how cleverIy the light, com.
Evening star., 1942-02-15

Have you made any paper money?
Collectors will pay for paper and
you'll draw interest when the shells
plunk on the Axis.
Evening star., 1942-02-15
|BUY-LIMES by Nancy Sansr

New York, N. Y, Feb H. Even Father
Time himself is under marching orders to
Uncle Sam! On February 9th sixty min
utes of daylight time were recruited to our
national war effort with clocks turned
ahead one hour to War Time. And it's up
to every single one of us to dedicate this
extra daylight time to Victory! So con-
Evening star., 1942-02-15

the end OF her Train. Sne CAlIleo
a prayer book belonging to her
maternal grandfather, covered Win
white satin and overlaid with a
spray of white orchids ana shower
of white nlacs.
The matrop of honor, Mrs. Henry
C.. Hiles of Jacksonville, Fla, sister
of the bride, was gowned In gold
taffeta ana net, the fitted basque OF
taffeta having short pun sleeves and
the full skirt Of net being trimmed
with diagonal bands of the tafieta :
She wore a small hat OF velvet
violets and carried a heszt-shapeo
noseeay of violets outlined with
white sweet peas and fern.
Miss Doris Clabaugh served as
maid Of honor for her sister. She
was dressed in an all-taf1etac costume
fashioned like the dress OF the
matron of honor, with a similar hat
and bouquet.
The bridegroom, who is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ray johnson
of Winston-S Salem, had for his best
man his father, and his ushers In
cluded Mr.. Lawrence Watt. Mr..
David Reid, a cousin Of the bride
groom, both of Winston-Salen, ana
Mr.. Oscar Leake Tyree Of Richmond.
Reception Is Given
At Army and Navy Club.
All white flowers against a back
ground Of ferns and palms decorated
the Army and Navy Club for the
reception and high tea which were
held after the ceremony. The
brides table was centered with a
TERED wedding cake, f1anked by tall
silver candelabra and low bowls Of
white flowers.
The bride is a graduate Of Ran
dolph-Macon in Lynchburg, Va,
and for the past year and half has
resided in Washington with her
father, who was United States Mill
tary Attache in London. Mr. john
son was graduated from the Univer-
sity of North Carolina and Is
member Of Beta Theta Pi social
fraternity and Phi Delta Phi! legal
fraternity.
Out-of- town guests attending the
wedding included Mrs. William H.
Brown Of Mobile, Ala. aunt OF the
bride; Mrs c. j. Helsabeck Of
Walnut Cove, N. c., and Mrs. David
Reid of Winston-Salem.a aunts Of the
bridegroom; Mr.. and Mrs. Terry
Moore of Marion, N. c., and Mrs.
Robert w. Gorrell, jr.. Of Winston
Salem.
Following the reception Mr.. and
Mrs. johnson left for a wedding
trip, the bride wearing a dress OF
soft green wool. a bright red coat
trimmed with gray caracul and a
hat of green, gray. and red plaid.
Though their plans are uncertain,
they expect to make their home in
Syracuse, N. Y.
Miss Elizabeth Brooks
Marries 1t. Campbell.
Military formality and color
marked the wedding yesterday aft
ernoon of Miss Elizabeth Allen
Brooks to 1t. Raymond Potter
Campbell, jr., at Fort Knox, KY, in
the post chapel at $50 o'clock.
Chaplain F. C. Randolph of1ciated
The bride, who is the daughter
Of Brig. Gen Edward Hale Brooks
of the Headquarters Armored Force
at Fort Knox and Mrs. Brooks, was
escorted by her father to the altar,
which was decorated with white
flowers against banks of palms and
Evening star., 1942-02-15

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

Canada Lee Dalton and John Berry as the defense ator
ney.
Alexander Smith, a second lieutenant in Uncle
Sans Engineers, in town last week Alex is fine
artist HI is stationed Fort Leonard Wood. Mo- Sat-
urday celebrated birthday at the Club Three 666
where good friend Sammy Fouche is playing his last
week in Detroit. Sammy is going to return to New York
10 NC. at the UBANGI CLUB We are betting that the
famed Love 1t Kid" will return to Detroit again real
But he that he will not return until year
has passed He is facing the Army too.
Also Army-bound is classy dance-master Pete
Nugent. Pete is the answer to a producers dream.
He has looks and style and tap ION out of this
world" We fell in love with the Capyso Singers.
Those two kids have something that is dstnctvey
different Our complaint is that they do not sing
enough numbers. Todd Duncan of 'Porgy and Bess"
cast had little cold which gave his understudy, VIM
Mathews a chance to show Detroit that he is great
actor
The Cocktail and dining Of the Paradise Bowl
has opened with popular Billie Burke masterincharge
In the words of the well-known coumnist Gladys Mills
1T simply gorgeous Rollo S Vest handed some
lane the my Heart Belongs To Daddy girl who used
charm Three Six patrons We hear that Villa Mae has
lost the sight of of her eyes and might lose the other
ere il immediate aid is not given. The young lady met
with accident in Buffalo few days ago when she
mistaken by fellows wife for else. The tickets
are dollar each and all Of the boys and mite club
owners cooperating
A new theatre that has joined the list of Tribune
advertisers is the CINEMA Woodward at Columbia.
Some very good pictures the bill at this pop
ular show weekly and recommend it as must.
We hear that the Lii Green show at the Paradise did
not come up to expectations but Tiny Bradshaw came on
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

The sister Of Hattie and Sam Dea-
con Mcdaniel The family moved
10 Denver when Eta was in the
first grade and she received her
education there
The Mcdaniel childrcn's par
ents were both musically inclin-
a. ana sam who was consider
ably older than the two girls.
a.lanrcd appearances for them IN
local churches. minstrel shows.
and tho like. as a sister act
IS they grew older the Me-
Danicl fr.o took its act into varde-
SIiio. and for years. tho three
toured on the Pantages circuit Al
one time. thcv we're part 81 an act
called THE Seven California Pop
pcs
Eta came 70 Hollywood nine
teen years ago. married and reared
son She now has grandson.
She is proud of the fact thar she
IS self made woman and when
she VAS unable 10 hnd enough
picture work 10 support herself
and her growing son shc did not
hesitate 10 find work In private
homes as cook. catercss or maid.
She appeared in three previous
pictures with Jane Withers. and
Republic featured her in several
wcetern. releascs. as wei as In
"The pi''shureh Kid -
JOHNNY Dourhbov' includes In
It's east Henry Wilcoxon. who
scored ms the vicar In Mrs Min
iver.' Patrick Brook who PLAYS
the title role. and many young
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
TOURIN' THE
RADIO WORLD


w ttis '''"mh i"sl week we "t''.
ADVISED you moi 'o blame ms coz
umh 10 giving YOU M WloAg re-
poi's apoul "frn Np'nt t'' "oa d
JOIN Jack BeniF IN htF lnil' Pee
gram ! "a VIII ~ 'atl tnal loi''
you mat no would no' ," VITA JAeh
Benny ana MS gang Tor inc hsst
se'e al piosfam- haN''rs' H' ap
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'''N was "''"H''
TIE Nt.NS from ii Hlly""t' ~,
week i~ lhat Lena ii'rn sns'lii e1
injuries IN q iali Wa making hlsh
ieaps dniiNg a s'il-.,' ,.si lance
WIN ho'hes''l ai -l''.n sumo
Nhile INNING cana In lF' St>
Snoo'lhg OF tNlS picture v A' "",H r.
ca Nhill Shc r''oN' ls NJ" mn
l'o 'o-"'drS'. cunning III, J''' -
delay So that may be- The res on
why Rochester was tree 10 ioir
the Jack Benny program on Oct :
Yours truly hope thar this may
clear this matter up with scn.e
readers Of hi, column
list HEARD that The John
son family starring Jimmy Scrih-
nor with his twenty-five voices IS
hnck on tho mir again over The
Mutual network THIS program may
he picked m over WOR C7lo on
your dali Monday through Friday
lat pm
REV RORIXSON's religious
seryicc u h,,t on ,ho air AGAIN
hoard sunday nigh, o,er radio sta.
lion WIN n, IN n m
yot.Tu ~ NrSfc musical
,,roor.,,,, r.',,te.e,,inn ,aiar, IRON,
no,roi, cnilt, schools H. rom,ne
40 OK, I.,d so.alsr every
Thnrsdar rntn.,. 49,. a. /,
=, ,Ta "a. s,,,ion WIN rfs,.n
von Aa%e roai ,resi in sfcre
DID YOr KNOW that Breakfast
At Sardis a Pine network program
originating in Hollywood. with Tom
Erenron al, tho mike has bccDmc
the peoples favoriie morning pro
gram or course II YOU have heard
this program, you Will 10 doubt
agree that the NJ Tom Brennon
IS partly responsible In Tact. he
makes tho program what II y The
visible audience there * well as
his millions of daily listeners look
forward 20 his daily humorous wit
and he hae one 90 me ncSt
laughs IN radio. he Is 2 jolly l,i-
low ne knows now 10 quiz Tue
ladies ne knows me ansW't 70 al,
questions that ihry may a-h anu
he knows no" io pm pichlN on
''Slap-siick' in this nali hgnr OF
radio entertainment We need more
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
Negro Actors Make
Good In "The Pirate"

WASHINGTON - CAMP The
colored contingent OF actors now
featured with Alfred Lint and
Lynn Fontaine in their current
work The Pirate" is covering it,
self with gory here at the National
theatcr They follow an equally
talented group OF colorcd perform
ers in This is the Army.
With the l.unts ar" Maurice
Ellis Muriel Rain and several 9th
or colorcd actors who lend much 10
tho performance OF this ccetume
nav
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

the
JJMPN 1--WE
by ulysses boykin

From the way crowds pack the theatres mite clubs
yerns and other amusement spots in the fast growing
Motor City safely say that the famed wolf AZ
he door has been put ice for the duration This is
Encouraging to Paradise Valley operators who enjoy
cash register music better than anything else 1t seems
that people who making lots of dough are spending
4 on having little fun since they can't buy any big
Cadlacs Bucks.
There is little rustic the political horizon.
All good citizens going to Nov. 3 and the
vote getters making the rounds But that old
campaign spirit is missing. We guess the reason for
this is that wouldbe politicians in the Army or
holding good paying defense jobs. The only two Me-
gro candidates State Senator Charles c. Diggs,
well-known Democrat, and Arthur Bowman, a new
conner to politics. Bowman is running the Repub-
can ticket for State Representative. He has good
chance If Detroit's Negro democrats split their votes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
Southern Downs Lane

SCOTLANDvlLLE. La Led by
Captain Robert Smith. COS pound
candidate for American hon
ors AZ end. and All-Anerican
"Senrab" Barnes. Southern uni
Ncrsity's inexperienced football
jlggcrnaut gained momentum as
the game progressed 10 down a
fighting Lane college eleven ny
score Of 600 here Saturday as
1900 bowling fans looked on
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

A revival of Native Son." the drama
tization by Paul Green and Richard
Wright of Wright's best selling novel, will
return to Broadway Friday. Oct. %. with
Canada Lee resuming the role of Bigger
Thomas. Moving into the Majestic thea
tire after 28 week tour and successful
run on the subway circuit, Native Son also
will have two actors who previously were
members of the cast Anne Rurr as Mary
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

screen veterans. Bobby Breen
Baby Sandy. "Alfalfa" Swit2er
"Spauky" Mcfarland Butch and
Buddy, Cora sue Collins. and Rob-
ort Coogan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

Quaker States Father OF Suing
Brings Boys To The Paradise

Earl Father Hines, populars regarded a, ~
the nations foremost swing maestros Viii appear the
Paradise theatre formerly Orchestra Hall 31ll Mood
Yard avenue) in person. week Of Oct 90 with his all>faf
revue Hines developed his interest In the med--m
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24
HATTIE McDANIEL'S SISTER,
ETA. In JOHNNY DOUGHBOY"

Once again. Republic Studios takes advantage of the
splendid talent excellent Negro by featuring
Eta Mcdaniel in the Jane Withers starrer. Johnny
Doughboy.' based the popular song of the title.
Eta Mcdaniel was born in Wichita. Kansas on Dec !.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

usual to satisfy the crowd of patrons Jesse Owens
now OCD aide has been in the Motor City on government
business. Jess thinks that lots be done in the way
Of civilian recreation here. The front the BIC
Paradise Valleys favorite theatre bar beginning to look
very sharp
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-24

ono OF the most unor,hodoN man
nors known 10 show business He
developed swing from improyisa-
ton on church hymns
a native ~ Dnqucsne Pa
Iines was featured in sinai
CHOIR and orchestra of his caurch
His mother WAS oreanisf and as
Hines explains b.
"Moiher used 20 have her banl-
full with me. PLAY The music as
rs written she used 10 com
plair There's no need trying
10 improve it,"
well | wasn't irving 70 i'm
prove anything. really II Nas
inst that the music sounded more
natural the way Il came ont 81
ms cornef How was N know
that was swinging it, when
that was thirty Years ago.
Regarded professionally as one
ot ne orisinatoi- and developers
Of swing music Father Hines has.
hcen star for nearly twenty
years. woaihorinr the storms thar
come With such different must
vneues as blues rartime iazz and
syncopaiion ~ varied forms Bar
in al fhs' time with handleader
idols falling ana aow ones is-
ING 10 take their places Pa
"Faiher' limos has persisted as
ono Of popular mn-lr, ~ai limo
greats
\ radio announcer Ted Pear-
son ~ the NRC rctpk ac'sal-
fc plnnoi the t'lc Of Father on
Earl Hines during fhe a. IS
hfoadca ffom the Grand Ter
race in Chicaeo pearson had
Looted Hines fatherl, attitude TO-
rard his musicians partculstlr
mat b. addressed each as "sor "
So he horar announcing "Fa'hor
limos and his Rovs' 70 the radio
listeners
With "Fafher Hne- on no
stage arc Billy Eoks'ein he
number ono singer ~ popular
songs ami Madeline Greonc tho
lovely ladp NJ cong and tho
Tlroe Varieties Patterson and
Jackson con pounds of mir'h
and fhvhm Rod and cgricv.
comic dancers ana Pete Nnee"f
concert and baritone complete
tc huee stage show
On the screen
Thu screen fare Is NC ,rs
local showing Of BABY Fac
Morgan a canestcr comedy
drama which adds new twist L
Tho relehraicd shakedoN racket
Staning Richard cromwell an,
pretty Mafy Carlisle and boast
ine superlaiiNc supporting cast
iiis feature Is filled with tension
and riotou- laughter as trom
we'll finds himself a qaiet coua.
IRIS hoy. Suddenly cast a. nun
dcrous killer How he falls IN
love with his victim AMI ends ur
he rcall, being ioush egy
makes for swell hours entet
'anmen' Mary CARLISLE is Tho
lady who steals Cromwells heart
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-03-06

We are expecting the above named
presidents whose pictures appear in this
issue to- rally to the cause and please see
to it that at least 100 members are added
We feel and believe that the members
of their lodges will stand by by them
If we have another president who thinks
that he and his members can do 1t please
notify the OFFICE we will gladly place
Your picture in the Echo. Lets 20 boys
the fight Is on.
This dipensatipn closes February 18th.
Don't forget the dissertation js now ON.
..E. r. YOUNG, General Pres.
r. l. YOUNG. General Secretary
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-03-06

We are Ia a Drive for 800 additional
rneznbes tV March Special publicity
Is being given 70 eleven local presidents
who say that they are going to see TO II
that one hundred new members are Ad-
ded by them and the members of their
local lodges before the opening Of the
March Bards. If these pres:dp Eall
to get that number, Lets put the bIazns
on them and their members and mot
the office s-,.s,ssxxs, ... .as..s "a
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1942-03-06

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