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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-05-22

DIR Lula Comes wishes to
thank all Dtrs and her many
friends who remembered her
birthday on May IL with beau
tiful cards and gifts. She GER
tainly was surprised and was
made very happy. Many, many
thanks again.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1943-05-22

Coincidence is extended to
Bro. Alex Carson who lost his
brother, Mr.. william Carson of
Cambridge, Mass.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
Home OF The Blounts Scene OF Party On Saturday
MARRIAGE
LICENSES
Uanuary lo to January 25)

(January l9 to January 2S)
Merland NJ. Shy, 22;' Evelyn
Banks, l9
Lee Bell Hodges, .; Maie B.
Lackey, %.
Frank Thomas. 80; Reba Nc
Kbbius. -.
Hillard Austin, 81, Georgia Rey-
nolds.-H.
Fred Spencer, p; Lsatha .Tay-
Tor, 20.
Henry Walker, 81; Ncttie R.
John McuO,b, "a; corcs.ia
Booker. 10.
Hugh l.. Pcttway, 70; Leona
Richardson. Il.
Raymond Bryant, 81; Florence
Hayes, lS.
Ulysses Jackson. p; Eva Brown,
y.
Ernc>, Jackson, %; Lcona Van
.dcgriit %.
p, Ws1ley Forbes ''; Priscilla
loo Darby. %; Margaret c.
Thompson. Is
lsadorc Heard, .; Mako Hayes.
20.
John w Holmes. p; Leila r.
Houston. 10.
Jonah Conner. SO; Augusta
Hall. 30.
John Wright. p; Carnolia Nc
Linn. p.
Prcnest Garth, 20: Eunice Jen-
ningS. p.
Robert /. Goss, 20; Margaret
Hollowcll. II.
FLOYD Squlrcs, -; Vivian Thomp-
son. H.
Ernest MeC4r,y. Is, Priscilla
Williams. 10
William Hodges, 3; Ina Moore,
nober, Settle. 81; Constance
Jackson. %
LcMar ROYALS, IS; PHYLLIS C.
Campbell. 81
+ Milton EIopson,-47;- Laura At
kins. 81
Fred Blackstone. IS; Iaurette
Andrews II.
Samuel Churchill 50; Bessie
Crawford. 40
Willie L. Goodwin, Sc; Georgia
Samuels. 50
Melvin Francis, Is; Gloria
lanes, IL,
John Strickland, 10; Helen
Williams. Is.
Johnnie Valentine. AZ; Beatrice
AulS. -.
Frank Dumas, 10; Ruby Thomas,
Is.
John Breckenridge, $; EsSie {,
Long. -.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
RHO CIT r

The Rho club. ,n.orcs group II
$ gms Gamma Rho -sogor.'y. had
election If Officers 81 lis ftSg bust
ness meeting OF the year
The newly elected officers arc
Choi!te Mlddlebrook, pres den" Mil
died Maddox. wee president: Mo-
zcne Heard, recording secretary.
Irene Marshall Contemplating sccrc-
lary; RUN Mitchell, treasurer;
jeanne Jackson. chaplain, and Mat
tie Rice. historian.
The planning committee, chair
manRed by Jan Gray has begun
some stupcndouy plans for the form
coming year.
Other members include elma
Scaggs, Gwen Wilson, Mardcll Bat,S,
Verdcllc Boyd, Della V. Swain, lde.l
Mack, Dorothy Thurston, Margaret
Carr, Aillicen Hampton, Virginia
Bethel Strnnrtta Grayton and Helen
Mitchell.
The advisor Of the group is Miss
Mauis c Bonney, Wayne coed and
state social worker.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
Amici Novem Club Held
Fifteenth Annual Ball

o.
The An CT Novcm Social club
he'd is fifteenth annual forma, bal,
at the beautiful Labor Tempe on
SATURDAY evening, Jan 3D. The
members and their guests danced
20 the strains OF Miller's N.ghun-
gale orchestra Not since tho club
has been in existence has The annual
party been SC elaborate and color
full as this one, and never before
was there a more beautiful display
OF feminine attire.
Mrs. Brooks vas charming in rcd
crepe with rhincStoues Mrs -Swccn-
ey vas stunning IN pink ace and
crepe. Mrs. Taliafcrro was lovely IN
gold gcorgotte tafIcta and a bcauti-
fui corSage Of -gardenias Mrs Abb
bng,on was marvellous in gay
ninety print Mrs. Spradioy looked
gorgeous in blue crepe With a red
rose corsagc. Mrs Harvey was ador-,
able in white chiffon and lace
bodice. Mrs. Thomas looked very
sweet IN PINK rose lace. Mrs. Hover
was darling IN black tdfTcta and
white crepe top Mrs Graham was
beautiful in black and white tafIeta
Mrs. George was a marvel in black
Rd-white-erepe.------
The most beautiful scene was tina,
OF the grand march led by Ernest
Sweeney Each male member o.
the club carried flag Of blue and
white, the clubs co.ors. An Amcrl-
can flag was unfuricd n the center
OF the ballroom floor Throughout,
the large crowd were sailors and
soldiers, 10 help make this occasion
2 patriotic as we'll as a pleasant one
Over two thousand packages Of
cigarettes were presented 70 Mrs.
Norvelic Beatty. assistant director
OF the USO. by O f. A5bingion.
the clubs president;
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
NOTICE

Tic .\mcricdn Beauty Social and
VT tluh met at the Mt Vernon
Center Monday evening Mrs Stiles
and Nj. Brown received many
lovcly c'.t, in t0uor of thcir br,b-
DAYS. VIC aFc loollus forward tc
THO t0c Wien Miss fiolIiS can meet
IS ih u- sgaiu.-
lFc fmereau Besuv Choras
rendered a program AZ 81 Peter
A4l-/ion church SUNDAY night.
Don't forget the annual silver tea
SUNDAY. february :. from To- g Al
the Y.WC.A., so East Elizabeth.
The president and members invite
the public 10 come ont and help Us
to make this AFFAIR." a -sUCCcSS. Mr..
M4hlc smith. president Mrs. Allla
Dempsey, reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
Mrs. Stephens.
Instructor
At Y.W.C.A.

Mrs Charles F. Stephens is teach
ing motor mechanics for beginners
at Lucy Thurman branch Y.WC.A,
while her husband, who is an ex-
pert mechanic with the Ford Motor
company. instructs the advanced
class. AS a member OF the Red Cross
Motor corps, Mrs. Stephens has done
valiant service in helping TO trans
port groups OF hostesses and Red
Cross Gray Ladies 10 Fort Brady
and Fort Custer for USO-Y.WC.A.
parties and hospital visits. Her new
est Red Cross project is furnishing
day rooms at Seifridge Field which
she has already helped to complete
for Brady and Custer
In addition TO these many and
varied wartime activities. Mrs.
Stephens is continuing as chairman
OF the board of management of Lucy
Thurman branch WV ga. and also
to spend one day each week teach
ing religious education at Lapecr
for the Episcopal diocese OF Mich
-igan.
Free wartime training classes at
Lucy Thurman branch YWC.A..
also include the consumer education
class sponsored by the AWVS and
taught by Mrs, Stephens. md the
Red Cross first aid courses taught
by Mrs Gonzella Bailey and Mrs
Carleton Gaines Miss S. Lavin.a
Moore is teaching the household
repairs tAWCS> course. and Mrs
w. H Ta"ener directs Red Gross
nutrition course Mrs Laura Tyler
is teaching free class in sewing,
with emphasis on rcmodeling and
resiyling for wartime economy.
Charles Archie is directing a course
in vocational education for war in
dustries which includes blueprint
reading and shop inspection.
Everyone interested in these
courses is invited to register now
al the YWCA.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
NORTH END SOCIAL
AND ART

The North End Social and Art
club net al the home oEMrs-R Ralph
Hanson ST., Of Binder street where
the annual election was held. Re-
ports we're made by all officers
After a series of prayer the club
came TO order and began the eiee-
ton as follows; Mrs NJ l.. Gill be
gins her sixteenth year "a president,
Mrs julia Carter, tenth year a.
vice president; Mrs. Matte Wa3c,
third year as second vice president,
Mrs. Bernice Whitby, tenth year as
secretary; Mrs. A. D Kimball.
second year assistant secretary;
Mrs. Marcel Wilson. first year cor
responding secretary; Mrs. Susie
Robinson. tenth year. treasurer; Mrs
Rosie Brown. chairman of member
ship. O,hcr appointments will be
held a, the next meeting.
Mrs VI l. Gil, organizer OF the
South End Social club in Chicago,
made a very glowing report OF her
visit there 20 install them and at
-ycnd yHCT FIRST birthday ceirbEa-
ton Mrs Lotto Lovejoy and
Esther perkins O, Nj Clemens were
+ Voted ~ as associate members
Other members present were Mes
Games Mary potts, Doretha Chilli
-l1n.- Thclla Dorns, Mary Hansom
Ole jenkins, RebccCa Perry. VISITOR.
Ms Tabb.
TIE next meeting wiz DC the
--.-7' Thursday m February at--tae
honGot Ms. o b Wilson, Of God
GarG Avenue.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
BOOTS AND SADDLE
RIDING CLUB

The Boots and Saddle club met al
the home of Katherine Hiliyer,
448 Montcalm- street. Monday eve.
ming. Jan. % BuSt1fcss Of i'm.
portance was discussed very briefly.
The meeting was adjourned by the
president The regular meeting will
DC conducted at 225 East Forest ave-
nae on Monday evening, Feb 7.
The dd!nteSt menu was served
buffet stylel by Mrs Hlllver in
aas very spacious dining room
Severa, games Of bridge and whist
Wcsc played
We regret very much that Mrs
MJr-ucr,ie Henderson and Mrs
Rr5 sea Smtn were called very
sudden y. 20 &c bed SIDE Of their
.5.her "a A'.aata. Ga. also Mrs
Vor.cu S'ccn IS visiting her ua<e
n D. Ma!res Iowa, who IS III.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
Assn OF WOmen's
ClubsUrgeSenate
In Carver Bill

ST LOUIS Mo.-The City Asso.
c!aaon OF Colorcd Womcns clubs
met Monday evening at they WC.A
srd mapped out several plans for
nc coming nor'hS activI-cs.
The pres. sent, Mrs ( c Grady
asked ne presidents q take % &c
c.y5s re tecommcnda4oas ioi
study AID scuon-the War Block
Service plan q organization; Po.r'
Rsloning Program; the Legislative
Program: the Unit System bll Of
the public schools. the Teachers
Retirement bill; tho Missouri Vel.
fare Leagues bill TO lessen ec.in-
qlency and rriue
The association voted 10 VII. sS
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
Miss Johnson Married
To Chas. Montgomery

The marriage OF Rosalec Johnson
and Charles Montgomery took place
III the home OF his cousin, Mr.. and
Mrs w D. Montgomery. Bes, man
was c COLLEEN, ms;ron OF honor
Mrs. E COLLEEN. Guests included
Dr.. E c Godd.e, D.. r NJ Wisdom
Rev. w Tgget. Nr and Mrs. d
Nelson. Mrs johnson. brides
mother; Mis- Z. M.tclell. Miss NJ
Moore. Mr. and Mrs ( Taron J
Johns, Mr. and Mrs Petty. Mr. and
Mrs. T Rsyne. D Baker, M and
mrs J S.mre.. Mr. and Mr. F
Payne and many other friends
= The new y4f.e-ss p4li- send > Two
Neeks' honeymoon IN Denver. Colo
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
POETS
CORNER
BROWN BOY
BY Lillian Wheeler Mathews

BROWN Boy
BY Lillian Wheeler Mathews
They tell me about your happy face.
They tell me about the smile
That's always bubbling in your eyes
And making life worthwhile.
Brown boy, why do you laugh?
What makes you feel so gay?
Have your folks come into money?
Is This =yoar wedding day
Your ovoralls arc ragged,
Your hat is old from dew,
Your hands are hard and callouscd,
And your toes are sticking
through
But down the field you whistle
And Gu; step or two;
Brown boy. why be so merry
When Atcs so hard on you?
Your simple LIES not happy:
Your laughing eyes aren't glad
Because your heart is almost break
ing
Brown boy, with the smile so sad
How do ! know" you're asking.
Because I'm just like you.
| smile when my heart is aching;
| laugh and chuckle TOO.
I'm proud OF The boy with the
Smiling eyes,
The boy OF darkest hue,
Who laughs and smiles and Lifts
his head
Although his heart is blue.
Smile on. brown boy. in your
ragged hat.
Smile on; witt your teeth like
pearls.
Smile. take knock. but never say
licked!
You're the happ.es: boy in the
world.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
SOCIAL CLUB

The Amccuis Social club met with
Mis-. Doris Martin on Whitewood
avenue. Bridge was played, after
winch a lovely luncheon and cock
tail, were served Prizes We're won
by Mrs Ezadore, Miss Curry and
Miss RoySton Members present
were Dorothy Dixon, Sadonia Eza-
dore. Marie Royston, Rena Curry.
Mamie Henderson, Sara Dues, Irma
Harris, Arlena Walker and Doris
Martin The next meeting will be
Thursday, Jan. %, at Miss Marie
RoyStons home, 5000 Wildwood
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06

group and as individual clubs &c
he U 5 Senators ana Representa-.
tIves urging then 10 voc for the
Carver Observation-Disclosures al
ready on he Senate House alcndar
The Association voted Il make
their February meeting which falls
on February %. an open one in
honor Of Lincoln and Douglass.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
THRIFTY BRIDGE

Members of the club met last Sun
day with Miss Vera Gladdln Of $50
Kenilworth as hostess New bust
ness was discussed after which
cards we're played.
The next meeting VIII be Sunday
February 7 with Miss Eliza Griffin.
433 East Warren avenue Mrs. Cleo
Agee, president; Mrs. Catherine
White, secretary.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
SOROPTTMIST CLUB

The Soroptimist club OF 81. Cy-
prian church met with the prcsi-
dent Mrs. Savannah Williams, Tues
day. Jan. 49, Bridge was played and
lovely prizes were won by Mrs
Myrtle Thompson Mrs Marion
Thompson. and consolation prizes
went to Mrs. Ada Evans.)A deli
,.ous luncheon vas served by the
hostess The next meeting Will be
Tuesday, Feb. ..
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
GAYORILS

: Mcc. !hc GayorIIs--Mrs Elsie
Boozer, president; Mrs Lillian Hun
ter. vice president; Mrs Mcrcide
Spinner, secretary; Mrs Lcola
Toiver, treasurer; Mrs. Edna Will
liams reporter. Mrs. Mae Hunter
and Mrs Eunice Wilson.
Members met at the home Of Mrs
NJ Skinner to hold their fourth
meeting Of the year. All business
was discussed. The hostess then
served a lovely dinner Keno was
played The prcsid nj took home
nc bacon. The next meeting viii be
a, the home Of Mrs. l.. To.ivcr. Mrs
f Williams. reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06

The QS.J Study club held its
weekly meeting at the home of Mrs
Lena Perkins, 1864 West Hancock.
The discussion that became the topic
of the day was: The Tendency Of
the Negro Press. In reference to a
magazine article, it was stated that
the Negro Press lowered the status
Of the group by publishing the de-
graded things that arc done, but not
the outstanding things All mem
bers were present except Mrs Marie
Price who mas been on the sick list
Mrs. Katie Kinds is back with the
cub again. She was called away to
,he bedside OF her brother Who was
very III. Mrs Aida B. Smith. prcSi-
dent; Mrs Nellie Palmer, recording
secretary.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
Young Girls
Entertained
By Friends
Miss Constance BEOunt
Hostess To Grads
At Her. Home
BY GLADYS MILLS

Las, Saturday evening vas one
az nueh gsieiy for R4eHtoosS. % nc
Co-E"e club They ca'eg.s rcd
members o! the January graduation
classes With elanoroas Saturday
afternoon icungc- parry --rt'--y;i II n =
home OF Nj and Mrs / { Bloun
$50 Chandler. o! course The ana
vas for girls ONLY, and al the little
sub dcbbics really do thcmsclvc.
rreed, il ti1efr ,oa1s.us array
which ranged in style t-om TIC
ultra ScphisIcstc ana oriental 10
thc dcwure and very very "ltC.
erl" quaint type
Charming little Constance BloQn'
vas house hostess" and was IS such
smar;ly and appropriately aturcd
in a printed mandarin pajara- east
and breeohes The guests entered
enthusiastically into he spirit. par
ticipaiing in game after game ana
winding up with brief imp!omptu
program. al which time the retiring
presidents Of season l9il-l9i2
Dorothy Weiss. and Martha Gordon
were pfeser TED IA tile
club as a token OF appreciation for
excellent leadership. Dorothy's eltt
was five strand necklace OF eX.
Quis.ie pearls with q bracelet 10
mach; Marihs's was q pair Of beau
tiiul cos:uUkr earrings The club
sponsoR> Mary Agnes Davis.
spoke b TO the group
Al ihSRend OF the program The
charming little hostesSes began
oashlng about. busy with the task
OF serving all the guests with the
delicious spaghetti dinner. complete
with all the things 10 whet the appe-
tite and prepared en- toto by Joan
Kennel
Special guests az the lounge party
we're Kathryn Weiss. Justine Mel
y, Jewel Railffe and lrma KeyeS
sfIers who enjoyed the affair were:
Ia Marian Hill, wearing a perfectly
8 Smorous pair Of maroon lounging
acks, with a white satin robe and
shoes. Martha Lundy. in a blue satin
buicher-boy pajama suit: Doris Ann
Shivers in red corduroy pajamas:
Bernice Miller. in pink satin
psjama suit; Doris Ann Shivers in
red corduroy psjsmas; Bernice
Muller in pink satin pajane suit
and blue satin robe and slippers;
Vols DeLoney. very Oriental in
block Chinese CoolieSpajamas: Lon
ME Buckley. wearing a blue crepe
house coat; Martha Gordon very
pretty in printed satin hostess coat
with flowing sleeves. ete-,-etc.
Others who attended were: Clara
Freeman, Dorothy Weiss. Wilma
Freeman, Darrell Coins, Eta Hur-
ley. Wylean Strong. Geraldine Jones,
Betty Jones La Vicer Hill. Edna
DeBro, Juaniia Carr. Sally Giles
very demure in baby blue chenille
robe: Mary Agnes Davis in dusty
pink and orchid satin hostess coat
end matching slippers; Justine Mel
son in black satin psjamas and a
finger tip chenille coat Of white;
Gladys Giles and scores OF others
who contributed with their pres
ence 10 the tesiivity OF the occasion
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
CLUB VALERA

The young ma,ronS gathered al
the home Of Mrs. Marjorie Hurd,
Wncre they enjoyed a dainty rtpast
after which they played bridge
Evcryooc was simply thrilled over
the prizes non by Mrs Angelina
James and Mrs Christine Lee. The
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06

Members OF the club met a, the
home of Mrs Willie Byrd, 1870 s.
Aubin January % The meeting was
called to order by the president
Mrs I. Roman. After business re-
rrcshmcnts were served. The next
meeting will be Tuesday. February
; at the home Of Mrs Ellen Daniel.
1921 Lumpkin. Mary Bradford.
scribe.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
SET BAPTIST SESSION

WASHINGTON - The National
Baptist Sunday School and B YPU.
Congress will hold It's annual ses.
sion and the school OF methods in
June al Cincinnati. Ohio.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06

Miss Williams, a prospective grad
ls,e ~ the class CT June 1913 Of the
S'JNe Teachers college is also 8
member OF he Beta Tau Omeg
service sorority. The Stowe college
Y VIC A., and the Stowe chapter OF
The N.AACIt
Other officers elected included
Mss Gyrena knight, snti-bssi!eus
Mss Frances Goder. grauTateus.
Miss Rosemary Shelton. ia1io SGous.
Miss Dorothy Thomas, epistoleds.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
We SOCIAL.

The club held is meeting a. the
honN Of Mrs Bran.e. 52l Nedbury
avenue There MAS snort bus. ess
seS..on before the card games, alter
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
CLUBS and Other Briefs

which a lovely luncheon vas served
Ms Callc wilson, president; Mrs.
5. McMdhand, reporter,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
Orie Williams, Basileus
OF Sigma Rho Sorority

ST LOUIS. No Miss Orie w.
.iars was. elected oas;leus o. The
Alpha Dc,.a chapter OF Sigma Rho
sorority a, IS annual election he'd
tl... s,.Hnfn
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-02-06
ROYAL PALM

young women enjoyed themselves
immensely.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31

SBT's tsweet brown talenO:
Frances Robinson. Marian Nicely,
Geraldine Woodruff, Clara Clark.
Tanya r. Colbert. Tiny Gingles,
Marian Kelley. Lee Ella Haynes
Alma May and Julia Barnes $50.
AYT attractive yellow tslenO:
Dorothy Dickson. Margaret Allen.
Carol Campbell and Ruby Jean
Clark ..... BSG tbig stocking
gaD: Jusnita Hinton. Helen Ford
Sandy Savage. Gracelle Mosley,
Anne johnson. Villa Floyd. Thelma
Rigsby and Mary Stanley.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
Mite Club Offering
Attracts Patrons

Getting of 70 a good start, the
current show at Little Sans cab
aret is playing before large fol-
lowing OF nitelifers and making
their evening at this spot an en-
joyable one.
Outstanding in the evenings per-
Torrance is the Professional Ar
lists Hour. at which time leading
local entertainers offer a variety
program OF fun and entertainment.
All artists are eligible 10 enter
this contest and compete for the
big Ten dollar prize offered the
evenings best entertainer by club
manager, James Davis
The second show OF the Barrow
production. Back Stage" has the
chorines breaking off into a dance
routine, with Barrow next coming
on with You'll Never Know" and
Gotta Find My Baby"
Vivian Allen docs a song on I'm
decided and makes her next offer
ing series Of dance steps While
Bob Perkins and his boys make
music notes on Flying Home" for
some goodly applause.
Ezeli Porter is the shoplite win
ner with an interpretive number
while costumed with mostly feath.
ers. TO make the men applaud her
offering: but muchly.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
GENE POPE
IN TRIUMPH

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. - Genial
Gene" Pope and his Synco-sophisti-
Gated Swing with May Belle, sensa-
tional swing singer, kept the cats
in the groove from start to nnish ~
the Sunset Terrace here Sunday
night.
May Belle. new Ferguson Bros
singing find. knocked the house out
with her rendition o, the popular
Hey Lswdy Mama" in her own
original style. She also stole their
hearts away with the sweet num-
bers. I'll Get BY" and so Long"
This buxom bit of rhythm u sure
to 20 places rs she il in the class
with Americas leading feminine
vocalists, and supported by Pope
and his great band. this star was
really terrific.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
Club B & G. Offers
New Variety Show

Monette Moore is emcce mistress
and Ashcsn La Rue is producer o.!
the current offering playing down
Club 3 & c way. atop the clty's
original theatre bar
A variety OF talent. such as songs
by Monette Moore. risque numbers
by Goldic Lee. comedy relief OF
Moore and La Rue. the dancing Of
Alabama Slim and Evelyn. make
up the show cast
Lloyd Wilson and his band fur
nish the music for the show back
ground and offer several numbers
for the pleasure OF the patrons.
Two shows nitely are offered at
this popular theatre bar Warren
La Rue is manager and Mrs. Eula
Lightfoot is proprietor.
Make reservation now and
bring your friends along. You'll
like the current floorshow offered
al Club B. & C.--Chism.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-07-31
Neu Shou Is
At
Club Zombie

The crowds are yelling shes
coming back again" Who, None
other than Tina tPush-OuD Dixon.
the ever popular personality song
stylist, who was first acclaimed at
CLUB Zombie a number OF months
ago.
Heading the list OF new stars In
the show opening at Club ZomJie
Monday night, August 2. Tina
Dixon will be introducing several
new members as we'll as singing
some OF her old favorites that the
crowds always 90 for
Ronnie Hopkins. the ~outhful
male singer who made his debut in
the last show and was received so
we'll. has been given a leading Part
in the new show which opens Mon
day night Ronnie has quite .
promising voice. stage personality
and good looks, all or which should
carry him far in the theatric.l world
some day.
Shirley Hayes, exotic interpre-
tive dancer, has been held over by
popular demand and Will continue
to entertain Zombie fans with her
fiery dances, and slamorous appear
ance.
Several other big acts have also
been signed to open Monday night.
Marcellus Wilson, the producer
NC, has been working the girls
day and night to round out their
new routines. So far. Marcellus
and the dancing girls have set
standard that rates highest in De-
troit for originality and dance
skill.
Cecil Lee and his orchestra have
worked out some fne musical ar
rangements for the new show that
promises to be nothing short OF
sensational.
Brilliant in color and performance
marks the show this week at
Broads Club Zombie at First
America Jumps" From the open
ing beat Of the tom-toms to the
closing blast OF the trumpet the
show is a stellar example o. Indian
rhythm and Harlem swing COM
bined.
The dances show clever original
| ity. ingenuity, and a combination
of pure primitive and modern dance
rhythm.