The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-11-11
Social Panorama
By vIvIEkNE

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l.. M. Quinn. our efficient bust
ness manager, always alert to
what's going on. no doubt, heard
several feminine complaints re-
garding the shortage OF eligible
males. Mr.. Quinn assigned me to
investigate the eligible bachelor
situation and report my findings
Each week we will present to you
an eligible benedict, so girls take
your choice.
Leading the list is liksble, popu-
lar, r. Cecil Robinson, who saw the
light of day Feb. "a 1917, in beau
tiful Bluefield, VIVA. Cecil grad
usted from Bluefield State college
with a BIS. and attended Atlanta
university. He came TO Detroit
February !, l94l. to complete field
work for his masters degree. He
did this at ST. Antoine Branch
YMCA, serving as Boys Work sec.
rotary until September. 1914. wher
he resigned TO accept a position al
the Higginbothsm school, specialize
ing in junior ungraded behavior
problems. Cecil is a member oil
the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity
and we asked him what type Of
young woman was his ideal, he re-
piled that a pleasing personality
and a spirit Of independence were
two major qualifications that at
tracted him.
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WEEKEND NOTES
Tuesday night Julia Brady kept
members and guests of the Sc
Different" club at fast pace with
her games on various topics Of to-
day. 1t was close contest but
Gladys Mills. Frieda Green and
Martha Tandy had on their think
ing caps and won prizes.
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Helen Tines Westbrook was Sat
urday night hostess to the DE
troiters" with Margaret Piper win
ming first club prize. unique pair
of sterling silver earrings: Belitts
Smith won lovely handkerchiefs a.
second club prize and Thelms
Houston won the coveted large
flapjack compact as first guest
prize. In addition TO the Detroit.
ers," Mrs. Westbrook invited
Gladys QUEENS. Katie LOOMS
Teen Johnson. June Carey and Vir'
ginia White
Mothers and youngsters at the
Jack and Jill" Saturday Afternoon
meeting were: Eleanor Osburne anc
Judy. Bonnie Smith and Sterling
lena Boddie and Arthur. Mario
dine and Eline and Frederick
Karen and Michael Aston, Mar
garet with Samuel Jr., and Edwart
Allen Thomas.
This mother and child group. q
you know. was originated here b,
Mrs. Thomas Love.
Johnetta Starkes, who make
those lovely creations for some {
Detroit's best-dressed. is opening
shop of her own on McDougall an
Gratiot avenues.
It's said that Elizabeth Green h
set December . as the date that 81
and Ted Sherman will become par
ners for life.
4 q 4
Margaret and Samuel Thomi
were two OF the many Detroitel
who turned out en- mssse Frida
TO watch Joe Louis exhibitio
match.
When the University OF Illinoi
team comes 10 town. they will b
ensconed at the Statler Hote
Among the players are Budd
Young and Paul Patterson. Pau
is a brother OF Samuel Patterson
who is well known around thes
parts.
Did you hear the New York Phil
harmonic Symphony Orchestra
rendition Of old California" Sun
day at $50 pm, II you didn't yo,
missed something. This breath
takingly beautiful poem was writ
ten by William Grant Still. one o
the most brilliant composed of TO
day. He and his Russian Jewish
wife and three year-old son liv,
very modestly in California. Still
received part of his education a
Wherefore university and Oberlir
college and was one OF the |.
Americans in the hook, "Thirteel
Against The Odds"
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TRAVELLING LIGHT
Gloster Current travelling owe
the country on NAACP bushes
and his travels taking him 20 CieNe
II FANNIE