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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-24
RADIO PROGRAM
ANNOUNCED IN STATION
SuhJect 20 Chahge
WKWE
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WkWE
Where to Listen
1900 On Your Dial
Mutual BroadcastiRg System
1eDeSSxnates Network Pfegraml
Wednesday. July 249h
sP. VI. 20 Midnight
see News
sis 1000 Club
$50 Weather Forecast
6:35 1909 Club
TOO Albert Warner
IT'S Parade of Sports
100 Battle of Commentators
7:45 Inside OF Sports"
soc What's That Song?s
$50 Beatrice Kay Show
SEQ Gabriel Heater
els Real Life Stories
Csc Spotlight Band
1890 Summary OF Kikini Bomb
ing
1915 Endorsed by Dorsey
1890 Moonlight SeFenade
ll.e0 All the News
Thursday. July asia
4. VI. 10 Noes
7:69 Sunrise Serenade
tbs News
7.20 Sunrise Serenade
7:45 Weather Forecast
T.50 Sunrise Serenade
8:l5 News
a:2a Sunrise Serenade
Gee Frazier Hunt, News"
s:I5 Judy Martin and Rangers
900 Shady Valley Folks
SIS Civic Calendar
1000 Meditation
1915 The Islanders
1880 Singing Sweethesrts'
10:45 Jacky Hill Show"
HOO Cecil Brown
HIS Elsa MaxwelI%
u:3s Novelty Orchestra
I1:45 Victor Fl. Lndlahr"
~eon 70 p. VI.
I2.00 News
1915 Morton Downey, Songs
I2:38 Weather Forecast
1885 News
1910 SieSta Serenade
leo Music N March Time
l-l5 Lopez Music"
i:30 Luncheon with Lopez
l:4s John ]. Anthony"
Zoo Cedric Foster. News
Ais Snailetimes
2:S0 Queen For a Day.
SEQ Names In News
3:95 R0ss Morgan Orch
Sis Blng Crosby -Dinah Shore
3:36 Lady BE Beautiful
Ito ErSkine Johnson
4si5 Tne johnson Family
4-S6 Jazz Jamboree
As Melody Hour
soc Social Record
Sis Sapermans
$50 Captain Midnight
5c45 Tom Nix
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-24

Florinaa Camera, Is. former
resident of Key West. died YES
terday in Havana. according TO
information received here today,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-24

Captain w, A. Wilder, navi-
eating officer aboard the wreck
ing tug Warbler. returned yes
terdsy from . vacation spent in
Norfolk.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-07-24

First aid classes are being con-
Quoted BY the Key West chap
ter of the American Red Cross.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-10-04

lives who have blind spot under their toupees when
it comes to female broadcasters, 1t inks end Il
hear intelligent ladies wasting their time trying :,
put listening appeal into air burbs for bargain base.
ments, rew-fangled window cleaners and other suc
innOcuous devices. Except for Lisa Sergio, who has
Arc"dcastCd from indie pendent station in New York
and Dorothy Thompson, the radio lanes are almos
totally lacking in female commentators. It's MOI
that women don't make good commentators, bccaus,
Lord knows they can't he any than some of tn,
confused but sefmportant males who constantly kee
the American public befuddled with their observations
Of the world scene The truth Of is there is appar-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-10-04
|G1Gs GRarM,
| ~, O9gou
BY taais SuSocK,

We're well on way into the second fall and winter
after the and forecasts of what the ladies win be
wearing in the way Of afternoon and evening raent show
that she is more than ready to return to things gaorous
Cutlery formal feminine and elegant This is the day that
and the designers have been looking forward to for
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-10-04


A look Of luxury seems TO be the
keynote. Hemlines-uneven hem
lines, that is---are making big news
in afternoon and evening clothes.
They will be diversified in length
and type. You have the long slit
skirt and the new "blOwn glass"
silhouette, the short dinner froek
with soft lines and the hobble
skirted dinner and dance dress from
which to pick,
Soft, fluid lines, emphasized by
dropped shoulders, nipped in
waists, intricate drapery and long.
err, fuller skirts, are carried out Ii
materials that are dark and rich
such as satin brocade, taffeta, velvet
and anitra Ia cashmere type Of
WOOL, The glitter Of gold, sequins
and bugle beads are added to fur.
Their this look Of elegance. Laees
are used lavishlY and are combined
with marquisette and satin for eve.
ming wear,
When wearing the uneven hem'
line much emphasis will be placed
on the shoes you are wearing. De.
signers have prepared for this and
there Is much elegance on the shoe
front--what with gold and silver
kid and satin that can be dyed 10
contrast with or match your gown
Platform shoes are being high
Its-kNaA nth ,s,,l,.,.s A....v Ill k..l.
and hand-painting.
Hurrayl Hurrayl The shoulder
bag idea has been cut down a bit,
trimmed with lots Of this and that
and fitted into the evening scene
It's practical as well as luxurious
looking and your escort viii thank
you a million for solving the age.
old problem Of what TO do with your
evening purse when dancing.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-10-04

OPEN NOTE TO SOCIAL CLUBS IN MINNEAPOLIS: Don't
Justify
records at least two constructive during the
Of SOO member to
each isn't asking much
thrown in giving bridge and other
trly affairs Each member
dollar NAACP membership and Urban League membership
$500 $1,000 contribution
c on Human Relations which has bat
Of problems affecting YOU would show
intelligent
time do job while comfortably asleep in your rfde
bed '''N
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-10-04
SHORT SHOTS

Booking agents are bringing too stage attractions here
parts heatically speaking According in Danger
sheet which alleged
Henrik Shpead the "Ony defeated in the
primary elections this Hmm Funny things II
took of
boost with the liberals Sparkman, Democrat,
the Press program last Friday night that be
cor Pdentl" candidate because he too liberal"
kepus We'll whaaya know? That
liberals somewhat and certain Of the COP boys big William
eabroh OF the Mil City Urban League asking all
aton jobs This YOU joe Incidentally who make lob
contact and then give If doesn't e
place fast. But fast 49, "
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-10-04
IM WAY SEE 1T
~ 81 NEIL DODSOn RUSSELL

Now that everybody has the strike fever would like suggest
strike Of radio the silly and
nseess of badeash forced them by roadastng
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-10-04

Central Ave, are mentioning in
the East, In New York city, they
were the house-guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Turner; the guests of
in Ozone Park, Long Island. While
visiting in Mt. Clair, New Jersey,
they were the guests of Mrs. Lillian
Ruffin and in Ocean City, N. j., the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Sample. At the present time, they
are visiting Mrs. Edna Jackson Of
Philadelphia, Pa. Before returning
to St. Paul, where Mrs. Arts will
be the hOuse-guest of Mrs. Lionel
Allen, they will visit in Indiana
and Chicago, Ill.
Mrs. Jennie Young, S41 St. An
thOny Ave-, who has been a patient
in University hospital for the past
several weeks, has been released
and is now convalescing at her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William J. Gardner
and family Of 1853 Galtier, are now
residing at 5Sl Iglehart Ave.
Mrs. SedaIia WessOn of Kansas
City, Mo-, arrived in st. Paul Mon
day, Oct. l, to be the house-guest
Of Miss Ray WhitmOre, $50 W,
Central Ave.
Mr.. Edwin Salters, 1907 w. Cen
trail Ave, who was i'll at his home
for several days, has now returned
to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy johnson o.
Chicago were guests of their aunt,
Mrs. Bessie Powell, 1856 Rondo Ave,
for a ten day visit. Mr.. johnson
has been a member of the Chicago
police force for the past % years
and was one of the first Negro
officers to be taken on the force.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-10-04

cousin of Los Angeles, Calf. and
also spend some time in Vallejo,
California.
DIR. and Mrs. w. l.. Jackson of
Detroit, Michigan, arrived in the
city, Sunday, Sept. 20, for a weeks
visit with DR.. Jackson's mother,
sister, daughter and son, at 426
st. Anthony Ave.
Mrs. Alberta Bell and son Jerry,
Of 1896 Kent St., returned home
last week, from Atlanta, Ca, where
they attended the Baptist conven-
ton. Enroute home, they visited
in LovejOy, ILL.,, Mrs. Bells home
town, and also in Chicago, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. McCIanahan
Of Kansas City, Mo-, and Mrs. r. G.
Perry Of Vancouver, B. c. Canada,
spent the weekend as the house
guests of Mrs. NJ. Jacobs, 776 St,
Anthony Ave.
Miss Lydia Jones, of TAI St. An
thony Ave-, left Sunday, Sept. 28,
for Los Angeles, California, where
she plans to make her home.
Birthday party: Mrs. Rozella
Gardner of 5Sl Iglehart Ave, was
honored, Saturday, Sept. 2S, with
birthday party, given by the
Matinee MatrOns. She was pre-
sented with a gift. A luncheon was
served, and games were played.
Prizes were won by: first, Mrs,
Gardner; second, Mrs. Carrie Cot
ton and third, Mrs. Ida Hanna.
Mentioning in East: Mrs. Rich
ard Arts Of Seattle, Washington
and Mrs. LeOnel Allen of 658 w.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-10-04

Neeklines are high, low, slashed
front and back or OF -the-shoulder.
Long gloves are being stressed as
are long earrings that hang almost
TO the shoulders and are worn with
matching bracelets.
SO let's drink a toast 10 that
elegant look"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-10-04
Buy US. SAVINGS BDN!IS

Observation-Disclosures, ssttstetktsst,t,s,,ss,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-10-04

emily radio
those the kitchen the clothes
to the fact that the powersbehn afraid
because the 1916 AID supposed
mentally without their buttons when the things
Of life.
stations WCC0 and KSTP muterng quality
onions and spinach pubcizng the zch Circle
IVES nave Important TO say Al least
TO lunch together and
should between of
Gmo winch could perhaps be good SOMEBODY would
the desk realize the
important
around town which could little discussion VICTIM
person with CLEAN live
dongs, has fifteen
feelings of advertisers but what happens may yearn
more substantial different matter
position at WCCO Darragh Adch addition
half hour show has little and vocang
which she should be eternay thankful
main headache finding people
something worthwhile to and don't just humble unntegbe
through Advertisers
naws are exceptions, doubt They
Women provide listening during the
day why should be granted appreciate
anything but soapbox and extong
line Of for Junior beyond beginning
to take
hear what other they thinking Flor
community instead
being limited ard confined by silly stick
your knitting should be complete
microphone at least freedom
allowed which Of course varies with the individual
sponsor.
When argued the recently he told me
down from his Women
clearly politics and things like that" to say
u1dIe on current affairs than Of oled
bring her en- SON. bring her That would like
1t that newspaper join in radio
business and agtatng to give women new
help P "
Up and at 'em, girls
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-10-04
Q MINNEAPOLIS Q
Social and Persona
sy cHARlEs ALIEN

ThiTty-ffth Anniversary: Mr.. and Mrs Harry X Gre
ver 3548 Smelling Ave- &c. enjoyed quiet evening together
on their 35th anniversary on Saturday, Sept. 28.
MIR. and Mrs. H. MCGOWAN of Des Moines Iowa. are in
Minneapolis visiting their aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs E.
Walls 1857 Fourth Ave- So They visited and returned
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-10-04
Social and Personal
. ST. PAUL Q

To Vacation in California; Mr. Carlos Moffatt 458
Mackubin, will leave Sunday morning Oct 6, for three
weeks visit in California where he will be the houseguest
OF Mr. and Mrs A. Hail. formerly of St. Paul and of
Monrovla California Mr. Moffatt will also visit Oakland
with friends in San Francisco with sister and his we
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1946-10-04

I'll At Home: Mrs. Fred s.
Carver, Hyland st. Route z, has
been confined to bed because Of a
severe cold.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-07-06
ARE WE'D FIFTY YEARS

Hostesses for this memorable
event were Mesdames Ocie Mood
ford Pearl Kenn, and Ossie Ca
Fart They we're gracious as they
greeted the following guests.
Eugene Clark, Mr. and Mrs Wa
rem Price, James Robert l.aRue.
Mrs Elnora Walker NJ and Mrs.
Parks. Nj and Mrs lam Ros-
sier Mr and Mrs Ernest Porter.
MIR and Mrs r. n Woodford.
Mr. and Mrs James Brown. Mrs
Marcela Traylor Nj and Mrs.
Thomas csvori. Mr. and Mrs.
William Collier. Nj and Mrs
George Brewer Mrs Leila Cole
man Mable Coleman Mrs Alma
Booze and daughter Yvonne Mrs
Eva Avery. Mrs Randolph Mo
Kinney, and Lester McFsll
Other guests were William n
Adams Mrs. Maude White. Mrs.
H. NJ Brown, Mrs HATTIE Dodge.
Mr. and Mrs Hillie Lorick. Mrs.
Rosa Newcomb, Mrs Georgia
House. Willie James Lyman Mrs
Mayme Payne, Mrs. Bernice Nose
ley, Mr. and Mrs ,tec Jefferson.
Mr. and Mrs Homer Wallace. Mr..
and Mrs Alex Brewer Joelta
Reddlck, Evelyn Eccles Mrs DO
rothy Fields, Mr. and Mrs Ro-
bert Williams, Mrs Era Holt.
Lucius Gum, Mrs. Eleanor Sain.
Mrs Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. War
rem Flowers Mr. and AIRS Mack
Pye Mr. and Mrs william Dan.
iels Mrs Nye Herring shirley
and Jean Cooper Mr. aud Mrs
Collier Brown. carl Foster. q
y Bristol lanes Clarke Casino
clarke Mrs Arlcnis Newsom.
Aaron KELLOGG. Richard Jackson.
MIR and Mrs william Collier.
Mrs Cloud and others
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-07-06

tries are LaNeta Keachc, MlIuTtu IVI-
one. Clara Freeman Etheldria smith, Rose
Campbell. Gloria Collins Joan Kennedy,
Doris Morton, Don l.. Broach, and Jacque-
line Dunlap Tho Queen and her court
will reign during the festivities The
proceeds of this venture Will be given TO
the family Of Omega Nelson, young Ncter-
an whose home was destroyed by lnc
recpntlV
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-07-06
SANSPAREILS GIVE
VERY UNIQUE PARTY

lntormanty comfort and gay
cty Nerc the kcynotes az the in
door pi,nic-party given by The
sans Pariels last Friday night
in mo lower rooms 90 Tho Crafts
men Hall Guests were bid 10
come n inst uha' would wear 10
q picnic and they dad Stacks,
shorts pretty prints bare mid
riffs opeu neck ports shirts
and inc comfortable clothes one
wears on not DAY were on dis
play
Refreshments Including icc cold
punch hot dogs cold cuts and
oiho uch picnic fare were serv-
"a buffet style For those who
Iike "a dance music was furn-
ishcd by an orchestra
NmonS lhc guests seen frohck-
mr that evening were Mr. and
Nlr q q Collins Anna simpson.
~ ana Ngs Ira Whiiby. Dr.
Ral-'on N'hchcu catherine
Wells Incl kins ri and Mrs.
Rober Bonnoti mr. and Mrs.
Robert Price Nh and Mrs Chas.
elements tusun ChaWs Dr and
Mrs William Poslcs Sadie
brown W $ Leo Dr and Mrs.
Rhode, Johnson In and Mrs.
Nclfin Fov lc llr and Mrs Tom
MrC<mphcn Nr and Mrs tly.-
Roykin MIS- Bessie Barber
" Oklahoma cry Mr. and Mrs.
onudc Coopo Cadence Hines
and nr and Mrs Waiter Harmon
Others woro NJ and Mrs Jos
epn Branan Nr and Mrs Jos
oph stanton nr and Nl Mau
irc Wesson pr and Mrs n
Thomas Love Beatrice Fleming
rberosa Henderson lcfolean
Soaad Oscar Smith ~ ana Mrs
fruunand Penn 81 ana Mrs
tmo Marshall Nherfa Simms
Thompson mr. and Mrs Walter
coclrsn NJ and y Waiter
Ndersm and man> otoa
Nombcrs of The iuo blessed
y olor(ul cotton prints with
ifiiit While apron tlutnd about
S"vne their guests Thcv also
Ivy INC eroUp ~ novcn features
ou'l IS tn" square danc and
an oid-iashioned grand march.
The Sanspareiis arc Fannie Wells,
Sadyc Hartiman Lillian Gaines.
susan Mills Sue Dodds. Gladys
Mills Gertrude Gibson. and Ma
NC l. lone
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-07-06
PRIMUS SCORES IN
AFRICAN DANCES

\ small opi tpfsciativs audi
once saw Pearl prmus interpra-
tive dancer ard her group per-
form Sundey MGR = he MusM
Hall DO orc ~ ae series OF the
Detroit Pops hncori
Miss pImus whose dsncins
need, nothing 20 recommend ~
performed in the iyle q tho true
fonccri artist Suns nackdrops
scenery or any -pocial settings
Her interpretations 81 primitive
African rhythms we're artistic
and realistic These were by far
her best numbers
Along the modern line she per-
formed several numbers in the
mood OF iazz hlues. and Light
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-07-06
THE WILEY HARRISONS

4 Mr. AND MRS WILEY HAIR.
5RlsON OF Vinewood avenue
Founded out half-cenWry OF
'msrHsl bliss as they celeNEsted
kheh solden wedding Anniversary
H. last Saturday evening AZ iheir
home -Four generations or tie
MAINLY and many many iriEnds
here present 10 offer congratula-
lon, and present tokens OF es-
fsem 10 this charming couple.
QtTE UNIQUE was the review
~ no marital ceremony per-
Formed IN 1926 by Rev William
D. Williams pastor OF Scott
kla1odis church whore the cou-
BE- ars ardent members. II was
tonpee even 10 the double ring
r. omont with rings or gold
Nhhh we're presents from their
faAdltn Also interesting was an
poonn' % he courtship and mar
base % me honoree by Mrs Lu-
4 porter
MRS HARRISON wore very
becoming gown OF white crepe
Nah floral prinl oi pink and
f'le design A necklace OF tho
pane bdes was her sole orna-
pen Her corsage Was OF carna
fions Her daughters, Georgia
pnd savannah Newcomb. wore
psck evening skirts with pink
plonses featuring a square decol-
e'sss outlined with ruifles OF
f'ftrlm Also present was her
pnlv son Hamlin grandchildren,
gnd'h Newcomh Virginia. Shlr
~ Jean and Warren Price. and
pea Nandson. Vernon Price.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-07-06
VETS TO HONOR
JOE AT DINNER

CHR 800 CANT, Joe LOUIS
VII he rendered testimonial ban
1pet here July 23 by me United
Negro and Allied Veterans on
Amerl,a Of which he IS honorary
National Commando according 10
Kenneth e KENNEDY national com.
mandcr
The dinner Is 10 Do Sold 4 The
Parkway Ballroom and non
guests are eNpeced Including
some leading fieures in no world
or sports screen politics and
Stake The purpose 81 tho dinner
Is z" recocn1e Tho work of Louis
q, an ambassador Of racial good.
viii
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-07-06

Tandy lohn Nurse norman Tabor
Ihomd strickland Geo Strick
land and Garner lee Foety-one
brothers we're nm hand 70 watch
mo yets receive The recognition
aN 3rtl.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-07-06

popular VEN
Assisting her we're Norman
coseg ana Alphonse Gin ct,
y hose tlroboing rhythmic accom-
7sniment on 'he drum and TOM
tom va moving Helen Tinsley.
sans several African chants in
haunting voice ana the spiritual.
Mothcriess Chi,d Nh.le Miss
Primus dld he dance interpre-
tatIon Gordon Heath star Of
Deer Arc The Roots was the
narrator - The "Strange Fruit"
number and several others Mr..
Heath also did several vocal num-
hers IN the traditional style OF
the ballad SINGER OF today
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-07-06
ELLIOTTORIANS HOLD
INSTALLATION BANQUET

THE EIIIOTrORlAN Business
Women's Club held it's installa-
tion banquet on last Tuesday at
the Lucy Thurman Branch
YwCA, The scene was one Of
beauty with tables decorated With
covers featuring summer flowers,
blue and gold lighted tapers and
blue napkins embossed with the
club ensisnia Cut flowers were
artstically arranged in center
pieces Tor The guest table
SPEAKER for the occasion was
Mrs Bculah r whtby who was
introduced by Audrey Morris
Berdella Braniley mistress OF
ceremonies was very charming
as she presented The other fes-
lures OF the evening Musical So
lections were rendered nv Fred
ricka Flack. accompanied by Mrs
Ruth Penn Odetta White gave The
club history. recountine its ma
ior activities during is eighteen
years Of existence. Ouisiandinc
ventures included the cuisines,
and Professional Girls Workshop
which is 10 be an annual affair
and the establishment of Girl
Scout Troop Al the Garfield In
'ermediate School under the
leadership Of Berniee Patterson
and Harriet Wesley
HIGHLlGHTlNG the banquet
was The presentation or two
scholarships Tor business adj
minislration at Wayne University
TO Thelma Elaine Daniels a
graduate 90 Miller High school.
and 10 Dorothy Dodbee Of Perish
ing Hish school The awards
We're made by Mary lane Boyd.
chairman OF the schola ship COM
mittee
IMPRESSIVE vas tho candle
light installation led nv Helen
CAN'T New officers for tho on
suing year are I.aVerne Schus-
ter president: Henrietta War
field vice president Ruth Price.
financial secretary Julia Nor
gan recording secretary Ger
trude Gillium. corresponding sec
rotary and Anne Gomez knight.
treasurer Special mention was
also made Of the work OF the
planning committee for the han
quet Aylene Nurse. Berdella
Brantley and Emmadena Bell.
chairmen
CHARTER MEMBERS seen
about the tables included Ruby
Mitchell Lorraine Reed Anne
kniaht, Iuby Watkins. Nudrey
Morris Helen CAN'T Mary Jane
BOYD Nmons The other members
were Helen Warfield Jcanetta
Welch Brown Thelma Odum.
Harriet Wesley Eve Campbell.
beatrice Holder Hazel Gillespie.
Louise Chadfiold Mice Taliafer-
ro Barthcnia Ncnahle. Fannie
Smith Vienna Sinms Leola Pitts.
ldella Hudson Dorothy Evans
Audrene Daniels Ruby Mitchell.
Cleo Meadows Thelma Williams.
Marjorie Vignale Berdells Brant-
ley Aylene Nurse alhcrine An
derson Juaniia rarnell Juanita
Jackson Catherine Tinslcy En-
madean Bell and Virginia Yates
Marjorie Lewis daughter Of Mrs.
Violet Lewis honorary member Of
the club also attended
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-07-06
MEMBER TORY DAY
INITIAL FUNERAL.
ASSOCIATION

Notice Is hereby given that there
will he special meeting ~ the
members Of the VICTORY DAY
Mutual FUNERAL. ASSOCIA-
TION. at 10 am. July II. 't6 nj 50S
T.. Garfield Ave-, Detroit I. Mich.
for the purpose Of changing the
name NJ the Association to the
CARVER Mutual INSU RANCE
GO. and 10 amend the bylaws,
changing the number ~ Directors
from seven 10 nine and not more
than twenty. Two additional ~.
rectors will he elected at this
meeting.
Signed;
Theodore X. Hendon. Secretary
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-07-06
KAYS
PSYCHIC READER

X worried about love. courtship.
divorce, marriage business law
suits. enemies. lovers uuarrels.
evil habits. spells unnatural in
fluences, and bad luck OF all kinds
see Kay. who gets results where
others fail 1910 Lower Wetump.
Ma Road. Route 3 Box 23S. Mont
gomery Ala.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-07-06
TOWN
TALK r as
BY LYNNETTE PENN

MALES ARE MAKING THE NEWS this week
ris bow for the Eugene kclseJ who Justify anhGuhc
cd his arrival at nine O'Clock last Wednesday at the hfh
wood Hospital His name in EUGENE WILLIAM hEh-
SEY Mother nee Phyllis Lawson, is resting well N
nd Mrs. YIN Lawson are all smiles this Is theh sec
IA randson Little William LAWSON Jr. son OF VIII
liam, and Miriam Lawson bonn in the cay spring
THE VOYAGERS club OF Young vets OF ofld an
II arc sitting terrific pace for social clubs rs they make
ans for hnir mammoth ball scheduled for July II al
the Labor Temple Hayes Dabney energetic pfesloenL
'"' "' " OIrEEN or THE RAIL-. Latest en-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-07-06

White Ointment. with its antIseptic
action, promptly eases the soreness
and itching Of those externally caused,
bothersome acne PimPleS. Easily aP-
Piled as dressing, IT'S aid to Natures
active healing comes from IT'S anti.
septic ingredient. Black and White
Ointment goes right 70 work, and
the itching is relieved, scratching
is discouraged. IL also relieves itch.
ing, burning soreness OF eczema ex-
ternally caused Use only as directed.
Black and White Ointment. 100,
large economical sizes 2St, sos. AZ
all dealers.
For daily skin cleansing use mild,
fragrant Black and White Skin Soap,
loe and 25e everywhere.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-07-06
ACNE
PIMPLES
Ruin GOOD TIMES

picking at them can
cause you endless en-.
barrassment When YOU
follow such annoying,
irritating actions, YOU
feel as though being
with people is the last
thing YOU want 70 do in
- III nj.