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Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-23
Dorothy Stewart
In Easter Music

Miss Dorothy Stewart. daughter
OF {. y. Stewart. will sing in a trio.
Journey 10 the Scpulchrc." al the
nIual Easter concert oil the Wo-
mans College vested choir of lao
members next Sunday afternoon al
i've O'Clock III AyCock auditorium.
Greensboro. Others in the trio are
N - Sara Shuiord, Forest City: ana
Miss Mary Alice Shackcirord, kins-
TON.
The choir will sing Il program,
which combines some OF the best
known traditional Easter music from
composers of the sixteenth. seven
;ccnth, and eighteenth centuries,
WITH the premier performance OF i
recently published cantata by Mrs.
l!r!mCnC WarlIck E!chhogn, OF
Greensboro. The trio IN which Miss
Stewart Will sing is the second num-
Der IN the cantata. which features
Hiss Dorothy Sloan. OF Franklin, as
sU.O!st.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-23
AOC1ety News
SOUND THE COLD EARTH.

Sound the cold earth, take soundinps
Under the hard, bare ground
StirS the green Springtimc, simmer
The virginia. green's, abound
Deep i'll the branches the buds.
The tight little buds that star
All the trectopS Il golden mornmp
And there, they arc all there,
Deep in the silkcn cases,
Wound into the core,
Is the whole radiant summer
Waiting IL Outpour
Al! the petals and tendrils forming
Under the SHOWS deep store,
Under the snow the violet
Makes ready its shy. sweet flower
Under the snow the glossy leaf.
The fern builds its fragile tower
Under the hard, brown cartn
The orchards flow without cease.
March toward the glorious utr,nr,r =,
March toward the springs release.
Even the stones ON the pathway.
Even each pebble and stone.
Shares in the forecast OF Spriuptinlc
CLOVIS with the promise alone.
Margaret Lloyd.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-23
Girl Scout Group
TO Be Countrywide

NJ the meeting of the Girl Scout
Commission staff. held at the First
Baptist church Monday night. il was
reported that The Girl Scout Council
will DC organized 10 serve the entire
county.
Miss Frances Wilson told of pro-
grcSS Of the first rural troop of Girl
Scouts in Vince county. Tho troop
is sponsored by Union Chapel
church. The troop committee is
composed of Mrs II. H. Cash. chair
man. Mrs. Walter Smith. Mrs. Lewis
Mu>tian. Mrs. Graham IIcdgcpc.h.
and Mrs. j. Il. Moss. Leaders of the
troop arc Mrs. Samuel Coghill and
Miss Betty Cash. OF the eight girls
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-23
Prayer Meeting.
Band Observes Its
10Th Anniversary

The observance of the twentieth
anniversary OF the Prayer Meeting
Band was held IN the home OF the
president, Mrs. T.. Ii. FaulIimcr. Tues
day evening. with Il group OF -
members and visitors present.
The dCNutlOnS were conducted by
Mrs. NJ. J.. JCSSIp who read the first
Psalm. this being a iavuritc selection
of the founder. the late Mrs. ". d.
lIuI"Cr. who with several other
faithful ladies began conducting
prayer services in homes for the sick
and Shut-inS Ui the community, in
March. 1924. ana continued ON
through the Hamm Ramsey revival
OF that summer. For the past 20
years the Prayer Meeting Band has
rendered valuable service 10 the
community Under the leadership of
the present president for greater
part of the time.
Mrs. Flora Wilson was the only
charter member present. there being
only four now living.
Mrs. ". -. kimball was the lead
Cr for the evening and made u most
interesting and inspiring talk on
"Trc Joys of Fellow ship With
Christ" Mrs. f. {. Robertson. a
former president vino has been alb
sent from the city for number %.
years. was present and made brief
talk.
Mrs. Faulkner reported total of
30 meetings held during the past
year with an attendance Of l.l5O.
Tho band has given $i33.OG 10 sick
and needy. She expressed hope Of
doing even greater work during the
coming year.
Inc closing prayer was led by
Claude +. Gup'on
Refreshments NJ ice cream and
Csl's vs!t sGr. ed to members and
visitors present,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-23

There's nothing like 4 cape 10 give
grace to the awkward age" Pattern
olO+ includes both cape and a smart
lIiilc cap-Slcevc lroci that fits as
trimIy as big sisters. Both arc 50
easy to make she could sew them
herself. Why not make cape from
worn coat of your OWn?
Pattern 9lO1 comes in girls sizes 6.
o, 10, II. II. Size 10. cape, | 81 yds..
d Inch; dress, | 81 IDS. 35-inch: -
vd. contrast.
Send SIXTEEN CENTS in coins
Tor this pattern to Henderson Daily
Dispatch, Pattern Dept, 232, West
18th ST., New York II, n. Y. Write
plainly SIZE, NAME, ADDRESS,
STYLE NUMBER.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-23
Local Delegates to
BTU Convention
At Burlington

The regional Baptist Training I'm
ion convention will be held al the
FIRST Baptist church in Burlington
tomorrow and Saturday. Thy Will
BE Done" is the theme Of the con-
vention.
ilighlisht OF the Friday afternoon
session will be an address ON The
World that Now Is" by Dr.. Carl
townsend, of Rslcigh. Miss Eliza.
beth Lassiter, of Henderson, will
hold Junior memory work ,ourna-
ment. Friday night there will be
conferences for the different depart
mcnts Of b. L. U.
Two addresses will be given Sat-
urday morning, "The World Tina,
ought To Be-" by Rev. T.. Nurflcc,
Gardncr and Thy Will Cannu; be
Done Unless the People Know" by
KEY. Eph WhiScnhunt, Of CLAYTON.
Henderson delegates from the First
Baptist church who will attend the
convention are Tommy Morris. Alice
Ruth Gardner, Janet WoodliCf. Edith
Rose Greene, C@nella Bccliwith,
Elizabeth Davis. Miss Milircd Conn,
Miss Elizabeth LasSiter, and Rev. Z.
Norilect Gardner.
|. y. Greene, of Cary. is director
OF the fourth region. which is COM
posed of the following associations,
Bculah. Central. Flat River. John.
ston, Little River, Mount Zion. Raj.
e!gh, Sandy Creek, and Tar Rive.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-23

sound. 10 the point, ana we'll de-
livcred.
AS a girl she had aspirations 70
become physician. but compro-
missed with her i,m!ly by sDccializ-
ing IN chemistry. The head OF the
chemistry department; at Ohio State
university has said she was one OF
the most brilliant chemistry students
ever enrolled there. At the uni
NcrSity She Was Il member of Kappa
Gamma, national sorority. president
o. the Y. w. {. ~, May q2ccn and
sctvc in campus affairs.
AS Miss Harriet Day. She was
reared in small town. John Brickcr
i!rSt met her when he aligh,cd from
troop train in Columbus during
World War |. Their romance de-
Velopcd when lie returned to the
university after the war. They were
married after their graduation in
1870. She IS proud of her husband
hclpiul IN his Greer. but believes
her first duty is 10 make real
home for him and their son.
NENT-Maud Busch Byrncs.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-23
FALSE TEETH
THAT LOOSEN
NEED NOT ENIBARASS

Many WcIrSvs OF false teeth nave
suffered real embarrassment because
their plate dropped. slipped or wab-
Oled al just the wrong time. DO moi
live III lear OF this happou.:,g to yu'.
Just sprinkle 4 little FASTEETN
the aikali.c non-acid) powder. on
your plates. Holds false teeth uor,
firmly. 50 they feel more comfort
able Does lot sour. Checks "platy
oder (dcnturc brcath.) Get FAS-
TEETH al amy drug Storc.-Adv.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-23
ENSIGN TElSER is
NOW LIEUTENANT (ig)

Ensign Eugene $. TciScr. son OF
Mrs. Geneva Barnes Tciscr. has been
promoted 10 the rank OF licutcnan,
Junior grade. according 10 an ami
nounccmcnt today by LII. Comdr.
Ralph Wilson, Jr.. USNR, acting
commanding officer Of l.. $. N.val
Air Station, Bunker Hill, Indiana.
Officers from 10 states participated
IN the promotions, North Carolina
having two. Eugene G. Rcecc. Jr.. Ul
WInston-Salem was also promoted
from ensign 10 Ii. Gg).
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-23
Engagement Of
Sisters Announced

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Brooks OF
Roanoke Rapids annoUncc the en-
gamcni OF their daughters. Irene. Ia
James NJ. Stanley. of Henderson: and
Betty. To Walter Andrew lIasEinS,
of Henderson. now with the l.. s.
Merchant Marine. The weddings will
take p. GO in the near future.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-23

IN the troop. all have passed their
ienderioot tests and arc now PIN
nlng 10 take Il first aid course. Girls
IN the troop are Nalcria Parkinson,
Nina Anne Barnes. Ann MuS,ian,
Betsy Wells WoOdlicf. Blanche
Hunter Coghll, Elsie 10 Cash. Rosa
lyn Van Dyke, and Flora Coghill.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-23
Home From Maria Parham

M.SS Dorothy Peoples has returned
to her home from Maria Parham
hospital. where She has been treated
tor serious iniuv.c, received in i
wreck recently.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-23
Methodist Choir Practices

The Young Peoples choir OF the
First Methodist church will prac-
ice tonight al T:l5 O'Clock. i, was
announced toby. The adult choir
w..l meet al nine o'clock.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-23
BIRTHS
Son Born

RJdlunan c Eugene c.. Nelson.
|. =. y. r.. and Mr.. Nelson. vnu;r
two. Henderson. announce the birth
q! son. David LrHny. , Maria Par
ham hospital. March -. 1911.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-23
Next M MGTSE Oxtexx?

EDITORS NOTE: This is the
.h'rd oil Il series Of articles ON
,he women who might possibly
become the next First I,dy
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-23

The alligator is unable 40 turn its
neck.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-23

l0% Helps-Buy lOG More,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1944-03-23

MI w"H ~ Shetland lyuc
weave. soft and iu<wIor.. hand
SomCIy detailed. Springs fore
most Chesterfield with rich raypn
velvet collar, ragIImd shoulders
and pockets.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-10
Basie's Vocalist
Composes Hits

Earle Warren. the singing sax
ophonc star OF Count Basie's or
ches,ra. cut the first discs UNI
der hts own name at session
for the SAVOY label. recording
four slides. three OF them his
own compositions. Selections
were Circus In Rhythm =
flush a jump special from the
pen oi Dickic Wells; and pair
OF new Earle Warren ballads
Poor Little Playthinssr and
"Emriy. Hearted both featuring
the leader on vocals.
Earle used l7-piece crew for
this session. consisting Of num-
her 81 the Counts sidcmcn and
Other acc tooilers Warren may
soon depart tho Basic aggrega-
tion 10 front n hand OF his own
with The Counts backing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-10
Christian Science
CHI RtHFS

Good tho preseryer OF Man"
viii DO The subject Of the lesson
sermon in all Christian Science
ohurchcs throuehout the world
on sunday June II
Tho golden text Jeremiah 80
IL IS u am with thee, saith
the Lord. to save thee"
Among tho Rible citations IS
ibis passage tps. i2isS) "The
Lord shall preserve thy going out
ard thy coming in from this time
forth. and even Tor cyermore.r
Correlative passages TO be read
from the Christian Science text
hook "Scicnce and Health with
Key 10 the Scriptures by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the follow
ing (p 22f: "The power OF God
brings dcliverance 10 the cap
Tive No power can withstand di-
vine Love" .
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-10
WAYNE NEWS
nv HAZEL HARRISON

Mrs Katherine Fox Is doing
very nicely after serious III
ness in the hospital. Mr. Fox and
the little Foxes have smiles
again
Mrs Beatrice Hearst OF Bev-
erly road Is spending week
with her mother in Columbus.
Ga. She was accompanied by
her sister. Mrs Annie Miller Of
Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Parrish
Of 52s Horton. Detroit spent
Memorial Day with their brother,
Vim HARRISON
Mrs X Elland is IN in Eloise
hospital Her mother is here from
Cleveland. Ohio
Mrs. Beatrice Owens Is the
mother OF fine little baby girl.
born May 81.
A surprise birthday party was
given Saturday afternoon AZ the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Moses
McCrayy OF Park place, in honor
OF Mrs Mary Ann Taylor. She
received many lovely gifts Among
those present wore Vivian Rob
erson. /. Copeland, Edwina Hay.
Elizabeth Copeland. Marie Mes
ser. Chris. Shirley Ann. DeLean
end Barbara Jean Barrow To-
raIne Coleman. Marietta Hancock
Shirley Parsons. and Ruby and
Marie copeland
Ice cream and cake were scrv-
cd
Mrs. Fannie Wright gave. her
husband. Willie. pleasant sur
Irise on his birthday Saturday
night Mrs Mae Hardin Mrs
Irene Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Nc
fadden. Mr.. and Mrs Clinton Fox
Leroy and Henry Kendall Myrtis
( Brewer. Alice Coleman. Hazel
Harrison. Frank Jones Jr.. Mar
lcne Blackwell. Josephine Swad-
ner. and Mr. Ineham all enjoyed
n lovely evening. He received
many useful gifts.
The Ladies' auxiliary OF the A.
p. association held their regular
meeting at The home of Mes
Christian on Beverly They are
planning an entertainment Satur-
day night The girls baseball
team Will play the Romulus team
tomorrow and the boys will play
Flat Rock sunday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-10
URIN...
THE RADIO WORLD
-. by ISAAC JONES

lirslon and his band were book
ed for twenty weeks.
Many Of your fasorite radio
programs are leaving the air.
waves for the summer. to be re-
placed by others. Duffys Tavern
viii be replaced by Ransome
sherman II you are acquainted
With Mr. sherman. you know that
you are in for many good laughs
any time that he steps before a
mike II you have not heard Ran
some sherman. ;ilne N next week
on The Duffys Taxcrns spot and
youll be IN for some real fun.
Truth or Consequences. With
Haiph Edwards will leave the
air with Tho broadcas, OF July !
The last broadcast for the sea-
son viii he made from Raleigh
\ C.
on FL Easts Ladies BE Seat
"a Program East makes habit
Of huying the ladies hats lin
stead OF putting them on as Tom
doesl lie paid = Ten
iessee matron $3.50 FOR her hat
COR the pleasure Of not seeing
hsr wear Il again az must have
been a honey The next day Ed
last was called on The phone
IL WAS tho Tennessee lady She
Npiainca that her railroad ticket
was sewed VI IN Tho lining Of
ter ha' 50 could she have Z
tsck' I'd sent e back ny special
and went back 70
Sleep Thrill next week GOOD
IsTENING"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-10
MONROE
Rr wINIFRrn C0vINCTON

After weeks Visit with her
parents and family Junior Cade,
Mary V. white lstt today 70 re-
turn 20 Tuskeree Institute Ala
Mary Is The danch'er Of tho Rev
and Mrs J vs. White Their 9th
or daughter Ceos'ino White has
srrived from raskcSee 20 spend
brief vacation wi'h parents
She will then return 20 continue
studies in Commercial die'ciies
Mrs Aquarie''a a CRANE ~as
kuest solois' % tho Parent Tsarh-
srs association "a Kaiariazuo
Mich this rast week
Mrs Annei'a Foster wiz 'oaff
Friday 70 visit her hlshard -
Theba n. Foster 81 Forf W'trsen
wyoming Both Mrs cralro aad
Mrs. Foster are faleh~r- ~ me
Rev and Mrs J " Nhi'e
The Acme Society rre-fr'ea
very successful Passion Eergc
las, week A large raa'fer ~
PEOPLE were present
Second Baptist
Work has NeEur or remoa'siI-
OF the church TIE annex VIZ ~
IS by SO feet The Ladies Cu.i
~ill sponsor program on Jlre
~ AZ r. m
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-10
ECORSE DOINGS

home run. With two men on
bases Snider hit long ball. II
LII the field roller about 300 feet
from home plato and bounded
r'rh; back 10 second base and
The side vas retired before any
one crossed home plate.
First BAPTIST chlrchs building
fund WAS increased over s1no
from the proceeds Of the picnic.
tanks 10 v.lhert Reddick and
Faward Armour. manager and
president and all the boys on
three bail clubs a C.s Mud
ii,ns and Rlack Sox.
The Womers squadron OF
T. rrse PARTICIPATED in The drill
last sunday along with the Le-
alou post and the Boy scouts
Colonel whntaker was in charge
PVT q. Gill and pvt Rosebud
d shfower and many others from
E0rsc and River Rouge, turned
ont for the affair
MI. Zion Baptist Church
The Rg,. G. A. Stevenson con-
vcsed on the subject, Fellow
ship Al The Lords Table a
Warning Example, Tho conFre-
CATION was large The Royal Five
rendered selections The senior
choir also sang Lovely numbers
Thu Chiidren's Day program
viii hc hcld Of pm Sunday.
Dumas Post init 49,
Ladies' or Tie auxiliary unit OF
lie Dumas post thank All who
pariicira'cd IN the recent poppy
drive and helred make u sne-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-10

Art Tatum. celebrated pianist
will be guest on new Screen
Test" series over NGN. Chicago
on June 10 The program IS
broadcast from IS 10 $40 pm
OBS 70 2 80 p M Detroit ,imel.
The program is designed 20 eiye
professional performers from The
stage. radio. and night clubs an
opportunity 10 win film contracts.
This will be wonderful oppor-
tunity FOR any talented star vi'b.
out regards 70 color.
The 80 per cent tax ended Duke
Ellinctons current run 81 the
Hurricane popular Broadway
restaurant IN New York cry III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-10

THE Riv Mr Rroylcs preached
S naay morning in The after
aon no Pastors AID celebrated
Ns third anniversary The Rev
II 6 MURRAY ~ Greater View M
Mariah Baptist preached the
sermon The young folks choir
81 New Ai' Nariah sang The to-
"a sum raised was Si4+Nf hiring
try tho years total % s5s7 50
Tho Rev F JACKSON is pas
tor. Mrs. r T. Alexander
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-10
CHICAGO

CHICAGO Combined Newspapers -Enertapr.
Escapades: Well, readers, here it is as always Anob
midnight and another gay party. Excitement laugh.
money and funmaking for those whom fortune favord
Recurring headaches for those who never had chanc
Ditto for those who had that one big chance but me-
It. And say all that simply to inform you that chics
is great if you're part of it. "'sg0
Stealing the glamor-lit nghtlife scene in this womb
city of the world, is Harry Fields and Charlie Coles @
rously appointed Pershing Lounge which is located IN ~
Pershlng hotel on Chicagos celebrated southside TI
IS the ultimate in showbars and must be classed o. @
The intriguing popular song hits of today and ves,p
day played for your listening pleasure by Darne How
ara and his swing trio, are really something that you
sure to enjoy ''Ule
MS massive construction of unique beauty preSer
glittering long bar. The lounge seats with the rod
type tables afford the Pershng lounge habitues the ANN
lutte pleasure of Witnessing its sparkling gayety wtbo
obstruction Of view Thrill to the exquisite service n
formed by crew of Chicagos loveest mattresses En-
Joy the facilities of so 900 dollar venture bv two ~ TX;
Cages outstanding business men, whose greatest endoa
has always been to give this city something to talk abo
And they really have something in the beautiful pss
shing lounge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-10

A Fearless Fighter and Crusader For
His People and Labor
Author Diggs Civil Rights Law
Crusader against Bad Housing and
Unscrupulous Landlords
Senior Democratic Senator of Michigan
which make. him a member of the most powerful
Committees of the Legislature
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-10
GRAY HAIR STAYS
DYED FOR EVER
WHERE DYED me lady IENE0x Way

Whkhk DfkD the LADY LEhk0x WAY
And your gray. faded, streaxed. old
looking hair Is dyed INSTANTLY
glistening lovely Jet black on con-
tact with Lady Lennox Hair Dye
No waiting, Can't rub off, come off
on pillows, or wash off. Only new
hair that grows out has to be
touched up. Hair looks naturally
younger, more beautiful. Inexperi-
enced person can do perfect lob
Lady Lennox DOES NOT hurt mar
cells or Strengthened hair. CAUTION:
Use only as directed on label. Mrs.
w. G. writes. Il have been using
Lady Lennon for 3 years II gives
perfect results" All. writes. TODAY
Is my 56th year and do / feel good
with my Jet black Lady Lennon Hair. 4"
DOUBLE BOTTLE treatment LADY
Lennox at druggists or sent postpaid
for S1.20 tincl. tax or COD. plus
postage. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money back. Lady Lennox Co,
Dept. DIR. Memphis. Tenn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-10
cnss

cess.
BE sure TO read the Detroit
Tribune every week and keep in
formed on vital news concerning
tho race Send the Tribune 20
Your boys in the armed forces
for they want 10 read the home
news every week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-10
BY WHO Custom
onnlenis


''""''">
Ecorse citizens don't forget
THAR this coming Monday June
ie viii he election day for men-
hers Of the school board As has
been said before in this column.
rosr Of Tho present members
have been on tho hoard so long
,nat they seem 10 think the
schools hcions TO them We have
al opportunity now 20 pu man
az ihe BOARD WHO knows what 81
Il 70 hc iroke lie knows The
le athps az VIZ lie "a Bob
IrnNH llc deserves Your vote
JCrt wait for anybody 10 take
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-10
BEsPECKLED MARQUES:

Of equal Importance in the nightlife scene and iu.,
another great business venture for Bonnie Skoer former
owner of the Swingland cafe known as Rhumboocs
IS the spacious Circle nn located in the heart of the Wood
lawn district 63rd and Cottage Grove. The great Ben.
ME Skoler has once again scored giving entertainers
and employment for persons of the Let's an turn
out during the week and visit the Circle inn and shake
hands with Bonnie Skoller who features Bob Tinsev,
swing trio with JUNE Cobb at the piano
Line News: AT the Cabin in the Sky and for the fs.
time visit by the Mid Night Man. This place isn't ali
that its cracked up to be- The strong ads it carries in the
0iay publications and all that couldn't hep this writer that
the place is great, Tommy Brookins Leon Abbey his Or.
chestra the high priced drinks But there Is one al.
standing thing can say about this spot and that is they
really have something in Ann Radcliffe. formerly Of the
team Radcliffe and Rogers, who is heavy the worries and
singing
Bill Bowie and Hyde's Hurricane lounge on Garfield
boulevard the Riviera is hot spot that jumps nightly.
The music of the Everett Scott trio must be casscd
Down the line the Cafe de Society still featuring
sic of the Raymond Scott trio remains in class OF its
own candle lights. While the new Club Dcisa sports
California Nights by Sammy Dyer and featuring
otc dancing of Tyeena. Also the music Of Red Saun.
ders band
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-06-10
FRIzzLED FRIvoLITIEs.

Mildred Watson and Pat Utley two of Detroit love.
Hest gamor girls have literally wrapped up the heart Of
this city. They play the game and OH how hard In
the meantime Harry Turner of the Turner and Bur
re plans to augment the teams return to the stage this
fall and will introduce face in the adago and ball
room profession in Marguerite Pettway, charming h
tie protcge from Detroit
AT DeLsa. charming Archye Byrd, who halls from
out Massachusetts, way, talks long to the Mid Nqhe and
sends no end Fun is always in the making whenever
Wesley Long the stunning guitarist and manager q
Dela is around He marks Miss Byrds heels with chak
for identification if lost That Long is really card
Hicky Hckerson will be in Detroit and Joe Johnson SHOW
Flash Evans. of the underestimate comics in tbs
town. and who must be tabled as the comedian With the
Bert Williams in his feet is waving off offers of gigat
monetary SIZE in order to perform intricate essential
dustry activity which deals with the effort direct
Olivia Williams is a new name in the night life Hank
Armstrong here for fight this week and there you ha"
THRILLrA- MINUTE CHICAGO
Evening star., 1944-08-08
Odd-Lot Declines

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. tP.-The Sc.
curities Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New York
Stock Exchange for August Z: 1886 pur.
chases involving 96,771 shares; 3,31t
sales involving 80, 1853 shares, including 2g
short sales Involving .O23 shares.