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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-30
OUT-OF-TOWNERS

The Scrollers, pledge club OF
the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity.
entertained their brothers and
Kappa men OF the Alpha One
ca Chapter of Cleveland. Ohio.
on last Saturday The affair was
held after the WAYNE University
Case football game, and at the
Kappa Kastlc
Seen enjoying delicious buff
fct dinner served by the Scroll
Ter Swcethearts were d.. w.
Richie, Lincoln Turner, Winston
Richie William Hickie. Leslie
Marshall Cullen McKissack,
Fred Nance, William Perry,
Howard Nash, and Leroy Berry
Of Cleveland
Detroltels present were Mr..
and Mrs. William Bonner. Miss
Barbara Bowen, John Coulter,
Miss Rose Mary Franklin. Ro-
bert Phillips, Nj. and Mrs. AL
fred Norton. Miss Ruth McCra-
ry Henry Daley, Luther Wash
ington. Katherine Newton. DR..
IS. J. Love, Miss V. Davidson,
Ernest Marshall FLOYD Penick,
Cora stephens, Earl Evans. Miss
Lucille Spencer, Paul Hemphill,
Ma. and Mrs John Maddens,
Mrs. Ruth Rosa. Arthur Green,
Mr. and Mrs Adolph Elliott,
Miss Wavea Perkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones.
Charles Smith Anne Jones,
Homer McNcal, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cy Perkins. Miss Tonita Mart-
nez. Leonard Pickett, Alfonso
Fricrson, Miss CARMEL Agnewt
Randall Plttman, Hosea Payne,
Katherine Banks, Murray Jack
son, Charleita Gibson, Mr. and
Mrs Willie Williamson Thorn
as c. Cootc, Nj. Blackemore,
John Johnson. Lois Warner and
James Mills.
Miss Sarah Carey James
Townsend, Oliver Shearer, Dr..
and Mrs A. jackson. Theodore
Ovens. Captain Canady, Doro-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-30
PHI DELTA KAPPAS
GIVE MUSICAL TEA

a MUSICAL TEA was given on
SUNDAY afternoon at The Lucy Thur
man l,WC.A. bv the Chi chapter ot
the National Sorouv Of Phi Delta
Kappa. Nlany >orors and friends were
present TO enjoy the program and share
IN the pleasant fellowship hour which
followed,
Appealing on the interesting pro.
gram were several talented Youths Of
the city and Mrs. Thomas Love. or.
granted Of cultural groups for chill
drcn Mrs Love. who possesses wealth
OF experience as concert pianist and
an unusual musical background, vas
the guest speaker.
instrumental selection. were rendered
b, Daveue Ro>,, Dorothy Thompson
and two ,nar, Bertha Young and ALI,
son Wdrrok Barrett Dramatic read
ing,. which were cnlhusia>ticallv yc
ccncd. were bv lvonnc Golfer and Pau
llol, Vocal rcnditons were gwen b,
Cwcndovn Waters. Elaine Grayson
the Cosmopolitan Tho Marvin and
Sterling Harms, and Samuel Butler
and the Garfield Intermediate School
| Clet Club, directed by soror Bcuh4
Young NIl1mpan>ls were Miss lv.
elyn Davis and somr Ruth Penn.
Inc member, 1T the committee n
charge Of the arrangements were An
gclnc Ross, ,htrnan Jessie NcCh5
crn Sadie T Ransom, basileus
Of sorority Bcrnice Taylor, ana
Frcnchy Waller.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-30
|NEWLYWEDS RECEIVE
FRIENDS ON SUNDAY

Several hundred guests at
kended the wedding reception
Sunday evening Of last week at
Ahe Vernon Hotel, Vernon and
Brush, honoring the marriage
BIZ September Of the former Mrs.
.Cal1ie Curtis, to Harry Watkins
|of Detroit.
MI and Mrs. Watkins. received
b. the spacious lobby Of the ho-
Ael. that Mrs. Watkins has man.
aged for a number Of years.
Many valuable and useful
/. CUTS were received by the hap
by couple.
Guests were served deli
cious buffet luncheon, wedding
cake and fruit punch.
Mrs. Watkins, we'll known in
maternal, club and political CIR
cles, will continue 10 reside with
her husband at the hotel.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-30
Choir Presents
Musicale at
St. Stephen

The Night Shall be Filled
with Music was beautifully
portrayed on MONDAY evening
when the Aeoleon Choir pre-
scented their musical review I'M
der the direction Of William R.
DcLyles.
The choir, composed OF so we'll
blended voices, made their APP
pearances in formal attire. Much
Of the success OF the program
vas attributed to Miss Doris
Tarver, competent accompanlst
She received a bouquet Of
American Beauty Roses at the
conclusion. Mr.. DeLyles received
a military set from choir.
Rev. J. D. Howell is pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-30
BROWNETTES HAVE
FASHION PARADE


Dame la'hlon reigned IN the Social
Rooms Of the Luc, Thurman Y.WC.A.
As nc t,ghi BroNncttc> presented their
TAU ta>hion Show Costume, Ton an
occasions we're presented by model, vth
accessories 20 ao,en, the selection, The
'talr was given on SundAs afternoon
"''n many l'Icnd> present
Models displaying The tfend' were
= 'i,,'i y ''',p4"si'' IN bl',A"cII y
.C,u tnn I ''l ,'''I',l IA >'t''f az =.
thia Hal. leila Steward Celo NIeC M
Bessie Ivan, Mar Nlun,on, ana Booi,
49 y !, >1IdIc' hidine club membei,.
,,, "' ~, =. ~ '' ,n''nH"s SOM
,,,...,
tent, we're Paul K lic, d,,m,,,..
rcader the Nlelodccr>, ind the Hook,
lno, Musical >eiecilon' were rendered
Ohm m.,ob., H.
rrc,idcnt DIN, MotIev v.rcrc,l.
dcnt. Geneva Dixon, SECRETARY Nstsre
h'fld>' assistant secretary OmIt bs'
Ia ~ q u a d. Y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-30

Sunday afternoon the Shan
non home on Benton was the
acne Of much iestivity as son.
lawrence celebrated his eighth
birthday, Several o. his friends
came to a party and Joined IN
lac FUN with Lawrence and sls-
tl Shirley
Seen about playing games,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-30

and eating goodies including the
huge birthday cake were Ralph
Coop DoAnc Deloatcn Mich-
acI Patterson Diane and Drum
Tgone D.anne Warren and SON
r CAN'T Ka,hctno and Rich
agd Johnson Sidney WcenS,
Robert Ware Aucl Williams and
Leonard Ncelv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-30
Nov Promptly Relieved BY this
Clean White Chest Rub

When discomforts Of chest colds
make children feel so miserable.
many young mothers now rub on
pENETRO for quick-acting relief.
IS so clean and white, so pleasant
10 use and so effective! PENE-
'fRO'S modern-typc, indicated
vapors are rcicaSed al opcc 10 bring
soothing relief 10 irritated upper
bronchial tubes, clear the head, re-
lleve the sore throat and help quiet
the coughing Of colds
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-30

thy Causey. Benjamin Maxwell,
Walter Duncan, Frances Milton
Of Indiana. Wsddy Gallant, Wal
ter Fisher and others.
Evening star., 1946-07-23

arranged in the Strauss style. Tenor Eugene
ConleY is soloisi
W0P. 9:00-A special gIoba roundup Of
foreign opinions Of The United States. Charles
CoIng~ood is moderator Of the discussion with
Journalists Including 6eneveye Tabouis Of
France and Rodrigo de LIano Of heMto AMONG
those participating.
Evening star., 1946-07-23

WT0p, S:30-CharIes Bitkford in Dr.
Ehrlieh's Magic Bullet
VOL, $50" What Part Should the tl0-pAC
Play in PoIities!" considered by Representatives
Clare Hoffman and 0. {. Fisher; R. J. Thomas
and Thomas F. BWnes Of the PAC.
WhAL, q00-Anne Kulimer conducts the
orchestra in pIoqram Of Iiqhi opera iavOrites
Evening star., 1946-07-23
ON THE AIR TONIGHT

WRc, 6:00-ViYan Blaine stars.
WRC, 7:00-VotsIist Margaret Whiting be
comes star Of this musical show.
WT0p, 7:30-Uobeh Aida and Peggy Conklin
in The PeifIfied Forest
WRc, 8:O0-Gm Ameehe in Hold IT,
Please comedy about photographer who
thinks he knows all the angles.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-27

! would not do, for the printers
know and not the Shadow.
At Marshall in Windy, here Is
the line Of or up, Of the cats we
know, BILLY ARCHER, JEAN
GROSS, WIS ZACHERY.
JACKIE JACKMAN, AND LEON
COMBS; boy, with a team like that
ole Marshall should be in the
picture this year!
OUT FOR sports at North we
have: Ken Mckinney. Jr., Steel,
Don Riley, who did wonderful in
defense Of North against Central:
Stanley Stone, Rich Randall, Bobby
Benford, and gobs Of other athletic
boys who will put all Of our schools
on the map as schools with not
iarge-scale prejudice, AND schools
with good spOrtsmRnship.
Talk about a place tanning TO a
frantic spiel, ! hope you picked up
on COUNT Basic, for il was
really a good deal. Lamping lines
on fine streamlines was many a
cats theme, and each and every
one found his long lost dream. II
was really q haven for cats who
love swing, and got my kicks
watching the chicks swoon when
COUNTS SINGER would sing.
Well, We have lowered the un-
called for, and built up the called
Tor. ] have typed more and written
more. 80 let's break even steven
DUKE THE DISCLOSER) DON
IF YOU FIND I AM STEPPING
ON YOUR TOES TOO OFTEN
LET NE KNOW AND I WILL
REALLY TALK,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-27


brown, but you can't tell the diff
when the sun tones down.
would like 10 tell you q story
about an eighteen day pass, because
It's ole DAVE ALLEN, and his
playing Is passed. He left behind
him q babe in arms, only this here
babe has teen-age charms. He's
the kind Of boy that ID true to
girl, altho ! caught him giving
c. A. a twirl. I've been looking
for u girl friend til I'm darn near
sick, but now that David's gone,
I'll say hello, 10 his chick; but I'd
have 10 be gentleman even up
10 the last twirl, because Just
remembered something, THAT'S
MY BUDDIE'S GIRL"
Real gone Is the tone in which I
relate this mad spiel, 10 all that
call latch. RrOovy n nat snatch.
What IL more pleasing than soft
lights, fine music, and n bottle Of
cOke-WELL, it's PAT CART
WRIGHT, OF course. You see
these fine chicks, Pat, LlOice,
BOBBY ARLEAN and MARGET,
GAVE u mad party in the honor
Of EDNA FRANKIE MAT
TINGLY, the fine chick who Is
coz to David ALLEN.
This fine girl has all the chaFac-
teristics Of the perfect wolf bait;
she Is unattached and very friendly,
altho she looks q little too intel.
liRent for any Of you loose leaf
powder hunters. She will spend
the winter here. and intends to 70
through business college. That will
give ell you wolves = chance 10
call on her; that II, II she does not
like to he an the run all the time.
In reply 10 my question; How do
the kids up here compare in hip
ness with the kids In Kentucky ="
her reply was, and I duOte! They
are much more hip down there, Z"
unquote, which means that all Of
Us have 10 set ourselves OF to a
better hipness.
Back TO the party we find on
hand, In the line Of girls; BETTY
BOYD. GREAT DEAL McNEAL,
SARA HILL. she stays on the ball;
JOYCE AND JOHNNIE CLAY.
TON, oh, those beautiful dolls,
those great big beautiful dolls I
And DOROTHY DEE, whoever told
me her name was Cd, I do not
know, but n lovely one, II am
wrong am open for Islander. Two
more tintlnabulasious females were
EDDIE WASHIN TON and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-27
Pretty Jazz Hdrpist
Included In Lineup
Of Bojongles Show

Bill (BojarglesI Robinson, at 60
still considered one Of the greatest
tap dancers Of all time, will head his
own concert revue in a Minneapolis
appearance Sunday night, October
8, at Minneapolis auditorium.
His company will include Oliyette
Miller. pretty jazz haTpist: Frances
Palm, young Pennsylvania con-
tralto; the Deep River Boys-Ed-
ward Ware, George Lawson, Yer
non Gardner, Harry Douglas and
Cameron Williams, pianist-ar-
ranger, and a piano duo which will
provide the rhythmic aspects for
Robinson's stepping.
Miss Miller is daughter Of Flour
noy Miller Of the famous team Of
Miller and Lyles, and accompanied
the Shuttle Along" troupe starring
her father and Noble Sissle in an
extended overseas tour. A student
Of serious harp music, she adapted
the jazz idiOm to the instrument
when she found the demand for
lOng-haired harpists to be short.
Mail orders for tickets are now
being received at Adam Hats ticket
office, 623 Hennepin avenue.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-27

fice) the following. II like Zale be-
cause know what he's got. Zals Ia
real champion and can hit ~ hard
a. Graziano. He's game, smart and
plenty rugged" | hope Louis
didn't stick his neck out and pick
Yale 50 ~ 10 speed up the ticket
sale. And did you notice where he
made the announcement Right
In Mike Jacobs office. Well,
that alone ought 10 help pack 'em
Il,
Tami MauriellO iA answering
duestioners this way: We'll, Billy
Conn didn't make Joe Louis mad,
and he finished up on the same can.
vas"
Tip: Look for Billy Conn 10 make
comeback announcement some.
time before the snow starts fall.
ing.
I,ok for n,,,tv ~ having you
Twin CIV fans hnlv CoIhcrt The
bsnnv -go, h,rL . Att nrnm"tsr viii
soon unnounrs ssynI. monthiv bo~'
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-27

MARTHA. What more could q
fellow IN his TIgnt wolfish, foolish
mind ask fort Please tell mel
Attic detest talking about boys,
and ! know they would rather I
tell them what's what among you
girls, | will also put you lovely
ladies hitarit to who was at the
party. Nelson, and his mad little
brother Charles, are always an ex-
citing item 70 write about when IL
comes b. chicks; you see IL is not
every day that girls get the chance
TO run across sharp cats who look
so pleasing 10 their eyes. Well,
you boys can pay me next week
when ] come over; the rest Of you
readers aren't supposed 70 read
that. More Of the mAnlier types
on hand we're: Leon Prestly lover
the loVer); DAVID ALLEN (tinD;
DICKY MAYES (TOLD me he's
put q chick down but didn't
BUDDGIE, you know where ne
stands: JOHNSON, him too doesn't
do so bad for himself. Il was one
Of those eVeFyOne-is-here parties
which paid 10 be on hand, because
IL was sure 10 be an all-night
stand. I wished could have
caught someone, Just anyone play
ing the wrong tune, so ] could pin
him 10 this paper.
I wonder II L. W. Is still crazy
about TERRY; could be, so I hear.
Docs ". y. have a crush on a GER
aRN aFNFa .
BY the way, In case you did not
know what you are reading, IL II
the WINDY CITY KEYHOLE
CUT THROUGH RESSAMAY."
Now, for our other "None Of Ny
Business News" Get comfortable,
now folks, and III lead you 20 the
nearest keyhole. Let's have
peek, shall wei Clyde T. has been
seen lately with w. j., what say?
Didn't see me looking, huhH
Clentell making his crseps with
J. g.; but you know ! was watch
ing.
Norland Mccoy making the main
draRs with cute X. G. wonder
what she calls him; could il be-
Daddy Candy? Well, that's what
most Of the swooners Of hts call
him. Hey, what?
Robert Lewis making a creep
also; wonder IL he likes music
or the people that play il? Any
comment, Robert. pal ole pal?
SAW EDDIE LACY AND
ROMANO JOHNSON trying TO
get more recordings for a thin five
cents bit, in well-known place Of
business; not that the bows were
broke or anything. hummm-
hummm.
have all kinds Of under-cover
reporters, 80 don't do anything that
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-27
Town HGIl Conductor
To Bring Jazz Group
To Cities. October 20

Eddie Condor, famed jazz guitar
list and conductor Of the Town Hall
series Of jazz concerts in New York,
will appear in Minneapolis for the
first time Sunday night, October
20, in Minneapolis auditorium under
sponsorship Of Greater Minneapolis
Attractions.
Condor will head q troupe of off,
the-cuff musicians, playing a pro-
gram almost entirely imprOyised in
what is considered the most distinc-
tive jazz style.
One of the most unconventional
figures in the entertainment in
dustry, Condor seldom has more
than vague idea Of a program in
advance.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-27

got some Of that sweet cream,
Ex-boxinR champ Barney Ross,
Who last week Voluntarily suFren-
dered 20 the Government e. . mar.
eolle addict. turned down 81 800 for
q guest shot on the cir because be
didn't want TO give his case IN.
dlRRlGed bnllyhoo. Yes, every.
ens IL Tor barney, because he's one
u the most hksable persons In any
sport.
Tonight In Moo Yawk. Tony Zale
ID going 10 try defending his title
against Rocky GraRiano. This
corner ID going 10 stick with the
hard hittin' GrAalAno, So look
for q new champ In the middle.
weight ranks about 10 r. M. FRI.
day. :. And what an attraction
The other day, according 70 the
news tlckerA, Joe Louis told re-
porteTa at tho goth Century club
That's promoter Mike Jacobs Of.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-27

A well-known fight manager has
been In the breaking business
for many years, and successful, too,
since he's managed a couple Of
champs in his time. lie was feel
ing very tired and said: what am
| doing this fort Why do I keep on
this way7 How much Is a fortune
worth, anyway? BUT DON'T GET
NE WROEG--I LOVE THE BOX.
ING GAME,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-27
Candlelight Ceremony
Unites Miss Mckinney
To Samuel Thornnsorl
sy cHARIFS ANS"

Miss Araby Mckinney, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Alice Carver, Route Z,
Hyland Station, became the bride
Of Mr.. Samuel Thompson in a
candlelight ceremony on Monday,
Sept. 20, with the nuptials being
read by Rev. William Williams.
The bride wore white satin
princess-fashioned gown with a
RngeTtip veil held in place by a
seed pearl tiara. She carried pink
roses and white baby crysanthe-
NUNS. Her matrOn Of honor, Mrs.
Ora McMoOre, wore a baby blue
chiffon gown, and carried wine and
gold crysanthemums. Stanley Nc
COnnell acted as best man to the
groom.
A reception followed Immediately
after the ceremony.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-27

We'll, all you
hoppsrs and chop
peTs and dead
beats too, set me
hip and I'll put
you hip, too. Man,
don't you know
you do a Dizzy
BOOgie," W he n
you pick up on
that mad Merry
Go Round" althO
some like 'um tall
and yellow. some
like 'um short and
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-27
Rochester Club
Open for RIlainAnu

The Rochester Club, 1891 Rice
81; 81. Paul. Is open for business.
Chicken, barbecue and steaks are
menu features. Music for dancing
is Furnished by the Merrymen 81
Rhythm.
Howard Brown is proprietor. and
Gene Harris is manager Of the
Rochester club.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-27
Socialists Pledge Fight
To Danish All JimcrO

ST. PAUL, MINN.-PledRing the
Socialist Workers Party to an un-
compromising fight to end i'm
crow, DR.. Grace Carlson, Minnesota
SWP candidate for U. s. Senator.
addressed an inter-racial meeting
in the local headquarters at $40
Cedar St., Saturday night, on THE
Menace Of White Supremacy"
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-27

VNhAtN - W.
months stay In
California, and
look for some
sort Of announce
msnt on boxing
an d wrestling
dates for lats In
October. -. With
football set 10
break some all
time high attend.
ancs records, box
ing and wrestling
oND0eta Alaa 20
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-27
Young People Pldn
Harvest Holiday Fete
For Pilgrim Church

There is to be a Harvest Holt
day." Friday, October II, at Pill
grim Baptist church, at 8 p. M,
sponsored by the young peoples
usher board. The public is invited.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-27
Sports Vues
by
Percy Villa

PLENTY or PARAGRAPHS
FOR THE PRICE or ONE: Pro-
moter Tony stecher Is Minneapolis
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-27
Juvenile 1--WE
JUVENILE 1--WE

Popadiddy, Popadiddy, Popadid-
dy went the motorcycle, hitting on
one.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-27

but couldn't place him and wondered where ] bad q
he was. Later. the evening advanced, some one
asked II had Count Basic and In answering,
mo, where Is he7", Count Basic was pointed on
the man had already spoken 10 and TackinR
my brain, to his identity. And he looks exactly
he 10 pictured. It's pleasure 70 have that
laughing. joviai witty Walter Lear mix EN- at the
Eiks-heenjo that business. =. The little lady who
said looking daggers at her at the same place,
il wholly and completely wrong wouldn't know her
II passed her the street-f she'll introduce her.
self, next time In the gathering, ! shall
proceed % reward her with my so-calied daRgers.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-27

please Edna Small leaving time
New York City and going gift B her husband gifted
with beautiful gold and pearl chReane he purchased in Chill
Bill her again he decide she will have much
who took her first plane ride TO New York didn't think she would be
while In the but Babe really scod when they
served dinner and relaxed she slept most Of the the
I'm todI find Rose Mcclure has
the wedding Nov Is will
Windy City The Rochester threw Harlem Celebrity night
Wednesday the house Jumped The st. Paul EB Rest
ammsd packed Sunday session held and the
WaTeGa kathryn PetOrd with her fine singing
Want atmosphere with visit the Compact Cafe m
Walkers The place Chseuly TedoTatsd the music
the meals Ruth Brooks and Dolores vasai
Holiday the young Peoples Usher
Of Pilgrims church. Oct H. pm Lots Of fun
avorv
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-09-27
TALES OF TWO CITIES
IN EMMA KIRK

IN the Minneapolis Ek Sunday night seeing the bar
who looked familiar bowed head and he did
eondnt place him wondered whore him
Evening star., 1946-05-19
M>N;..N N|'22'41

The new baby steals the spotlight IT.; such
fun to watch his little smile . to hear his con-
tented COO All the family is mighty interested in
baby -. in the clothes he wears . the furniture he
uses. Mother and Dad selected sturdv
carriage, high chair and Teeterbobe Mov
Jane picked the crib She lust loved the noerrv
circus figures, knew baby would too. Junior with
profound wisdom and cererony lined
up the play pen-eyen offered half his toys Yes
they're all here for the new baby
Evening star., 1946-04-12
Easter Enchnntment
Pretty You in Pretty Hat! :

Its combination guaranteed to bring forth odmr-
ing ohs" and "ohs" when you step out in the Eoster
parade! Come to Konn's now and reveI in the wide
and wonderful selections gathered for your delight
fIowered poufs with clouds of yelling, big-brimned
bonnets, tailored brims of schoolgirl simplicity, So
phistooted toques and snoppy little suters-to men,
ton few!
Kanns-NIilinery-Second
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-30
3!lIfi}7!E3
BY Isaac Jones
By Isaac Jones

l947 Farley Of the National Bap-
Fust SUNDAY School Congress has
been voted 20 De held in De-
tro!i june 40.
The sessions wll be held in
the Tabernacle Baptist church
Plans are being MADE 70 en-.
terrain more than 5000 dele
gates SUNDAY School workers
and Baptist visitors
SCOTT METHODIST CHURCH
Kirby and ST. Antoine SITS.
sunday morning the pulpit
was supplied by Dr. H. II. Car.
yoll. OF Chicago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-30
GREATER KING SOLOMON
BAPTIST CHURCH
Ilnl Riopella Street

Ire sermon SUNDAY morning
IS me pastor, the Rev +. L.
9 sdoy u. snail &c long re-
r-.e- bered bv the congregation
The Rev III Bgacoy taeme
was Tire Test q Goodness
Slnasv evening a SPECIAL mu-
seal prog arr was g.ven win
.,stsnc ne talent q the musi-
f ,ro.f1
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-30

~ the theme, Glory In The
&C 5ss"
me newly organized Sarah
| Alien Club was presented 20 the
congregation. rs purpose VIII be
<, AID the elder members Of hte
church.
The Crescent Singers Of Ro-
Chester y. y were guests Elev-
49,. ...r.r..l, - lnlrnA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-11-30
ST. STEPHENS AME CHURCH
Cobb az Stanford

Members and visitors Of St.
Stephen church heard Presiding
E.aes DeLyles, OF Tulsa. Okla
bona. deliver the message, Il
Wolld Rather be a Doorkeeper
IN the House Of Ny God than TO
Dwell IN the Tents Of the WICK
ed Rev a. c King, OF Allan
Georgia. was also guest
81, sker Rev J d Howell. pas
delivered the evening ser
mon.
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NATIONAL BAPTIST SUNDAY
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merit 81 Henry Allen BOYD
executive secretary y ihe Ma
tonal Baptist Convention Of
America. Nashville, Tenn the