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Evening star., 1947-02-09
SITUATIONS WoMEN tcont.l.

StlOAItONS WOMEN tCont.l.
REGISTERED NURsE, VIII exchange serv.
Ices for small salary and room and board
veteran husband attends school; 5 years
in rLsasn WsshingsSn Bog . SI,K K sIaE saEEsr .,n
care for adult IN home. Write <. KERN.
sEAMsTREss, eolored. dssines sewing at
bsny bsms mspang spd IT nsn g4s fsr linen supply com
sooskssplas exp, in business ana eise-
grammar si f; Prefes sA small once NV NV. sect;
sEeYS sEssS Assam Assn 0a ASH S. exp ssas top doys
ofaces and private industry; $500 month
SEC :i2s -sssTTksNoeRApHER. ssTsN competent.
with general office and legal experience,
sasry s sS ss5 ssneS assf oanf E as4o 4doay week.
SECRETARY, competent dictaphone and
electromatie operator; neat, reliable; per-
manent: available two weeks. Box 2sS,k'
sfifENoGRApHER. competent. wants part
time Il :, WORK ssyeral @ EVENINGS g week; MISS
sfEENoakApHER sfE eaiR SECRETARY, expert
enced. wants permanent position: excel
TYPTST. expert, wants work, at home or
ONCE; manussrtpts, letters. reports copy
TYPisT, experienced. desires work four
Or FIVE hours daily; some shorthand. Box
4satg ssns at Rons gszs On sYss
WOMAN, experienced, colored, JOB as pas
try COOK; no sgpdssy q q night; only ressau-
WOMAN. colored. reliable, wishes dsyvork;
WOMAN. wen educated, with business
seenR poson Where
ifications would have value. Box 362.k
A., q ..x,
sires work in public relations; $500 month.
setssss sssssdi wants ants ssa assAs vS5h Sn
WOMAN desires general Office cleaning.
WOMAN wants work evenings. Sat, sun:
expert typist,. stenog; Box 417-K,, Star, !.
WOMAN, settled, colored,, to live in quiet
Rfs Rh Ts mahf neRsg Torfs ena sms S as TOR
YogNG LADY desires yo,k Of, Of any, kind; q;
COLLEGE GEADUATE, with three years
experience il methods research and per-
mna SShh dssEs sas 1aoR ss5 Rcx z nSss sta asds
WANTED WORK, any kind, from 5 pm.
to IL pm. Call after 2:30 pm. LU. o197
FIRsT-cLAss FOUNTAIN or counter girl
spf6sd %ao Wits EsIefehiVfEs GiVE EMMf1o3MENr M to
fined, cultured lady. Best European back
ground and U. S. references; recently ar
rived; good English, excellent presentation.
Box BLK. Star. %
VA. WOMAN wishes pos as housskeeper,
good cook, cap. taking full charge; ne.
sect preferred; 52 days per wk.; best ref (;
S25 wk.: sleep out. Call between 1890
until $50 Sunday. AT. 1916.
REFINED, well educated woman wishes
where part-time companionship or as
sistance is needed. Box 33S-K. Star. TO-
YOUNG HOUSEWIFE wants part-time
work, 5-10 pm; practical nursing, tipping
waitress, ABC card. Ex. 1854. 10s
EXPERT RESEARCHER available for spe-
cial assignments; charges reasonable.
Box 222-K. Star
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HELP DOMESTIC.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, experienced.
colored; home nights; ref. required Phone he
fas:ss5 md III fsssss sssts' s ss week to cali
at 1901 New Hampshire ave. NV, q on
CoLoRED GIRL-Part-time work. cleaning
small downtown ONCE; ST per hour. Ex.
cetoSo9K-GENERAL etS9KNE HousEwoRK, white or
ilS SSlo5sd sf live Oh in; 1SiS sMda' week. $40 ram
Cook INV, coiored; no laund.: live in;
other help employed issI esnv location in 1w
SSSoK.e;A.M;, w., settled xomap;; l,ys Isl, in
COOK. and e.h. worker. experienced, for
seg s9yDle pI Il asYs'0Wn 1879 small a0' good st.
family refs: man kept for heavy cleaning;
sook-dMw.: ssSSk f iosa sat st Week live in; every
Is4sess asz snd osF hsp ss1 ssSsa. EN- S s
COOK, GyH.w., downstairs work and laan-
SIX sSzS, RsaadE gsaadyvns ye 81, out NV oss sM fa req
COOK COOK AND TGWsH'EEperienced and re-
Sundays; $50 through dinner. 1901 Geor-
cook"G.H:W tsS re aWW in small apt; adult family;
0%K g9od saa5yi GR 2s4A white settled
Occasional small dinner parties for single
professional woman in small house IN
heas 1G x
Esva Sssa aad can SsPa5es7 W. 7os7 On Sunday
GENERAL HousEwoRKER, plain cooking;
live in or out; good references. MA. 1915.
G.H.w. AND COOK, between ,3o-45;; g.
CIV, white. or colored; reliable; live s.1 II.
adtH sbs ian iosa re and
recent health card required. Chevy cha chese'
E s% saS S sa r. e g. 7Hgs 'sss laundry
sda S Ss5 ssl sas hvs VIZ local
G.R.w., ooasi hours. $3.50. 5-day week. SIS
yeskly and sarfare; re- rr.nss Wo: 6sss; COX TX
G.HI.WW.-settied, I W dependable. live in. light
sss IssSdT psnas PSoas d refs 1881 5sauFed salary
Civ. coefing; SO 70 IS Yrs; fond ,,ot Of
ssal a If fsMsosERsnEsooK ESsa1EEssso Ko must aaas be
fenced; local reference oIa necessary; S3o
Sff Sffsks MSsday Ss ia cs hA ls' and Friday
mornngs aursgy redyrsd ada 1iIns 10
and 5 PM. Sunday. 5sl3 l4th St, Apt,
Sssh s%s ssE ssE tAys n s4ss ss-da' week. reliable
GIRL, coiored, must be neat and clean,
with exp. in handling children; plain cook
ing required. Hrs, 1890 am. TO 1880 I'm.
Excellent opportunity for right girl In
uIiiet family home in Silver Spring. Good
salary. Can 81. 1887 for appointment.
GIRL, white, 30 to 40 years. G.h,w. and
cooking; family Of 8 adults; on busline,
near Ch Ch. Circle in MARYLAND; 1st-hoor
private room and bath. S100 per month
WI. 1865 Friday after 8 pm; Sat. and
GIRL OR WOMAN for general housework
must have references. ia. 1912
GIRL Or WOMAN, white. to assist with
gnw. and care for 5-year-old child, in
exchange for home and small salary, and
treated like one of family. WA. 1882
siEI. snfains ssW suRaaih iishs laundry, to g. 5m-
day week; stay one evening: adults, l
child; exp; refs; $50 plus carfare. IA.
GIRL. colored. experienced with children,
for light housekeeping; good pay, short
hours. Bring your references to 4609 10TH
HoME for settled housekeeper, light duties;
reasonable salary SH. 931S.
HOUSEKEEPER (white), for man and three
crown boys: room. board and salary. Or.
5393 1000 yeazey st. NV.
HOUSEKEEPER. neat, good cook, Tor small
iossi tsas seisrssss pe. nsSats w aE a2i
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SITUATIONS poMEsTIc tcont.,

WOMAN, colored, experienced. to clean
apt. and get dinner; o'clock to u RET.
HO, 5S72. as
WANT GOOD housework; exp; 5-day week;
ref, Call HO 1889
YOUNG MAN, colored. desires work az
pcrters truck helper or work Of any kind.
TR 1885 .-r- -, +
WANTED--Laundfy work. two days, Mon
days and Tuesdays. NJ, MASON, AID. s217.
silks and linens done by hand. Decatur
50lS, basement,
BESSIE VAUGHN, GAGS Virginia ave. NV.
ME. lls3, wishes days morning work.
z.5 -10
CARE FOR CHILDREN. white, ages from
l month to 2 years. LU. 1867.
or maids. Call LU. 1921, Sunday.
SETTLED WOMAN, colored wants cooking
OF days work; ref. Re; 5000.
nursemaid? Call my present employer at
Lincoln 64SQ
Evening star., 1947-02-09
SITUATIONS MEN and WOMEN,

travelled, knowledge of languages, farm
background. Will exchange services tutor
ing, editorial work, estate management
by Washington. Best references. Box 265-
K, Star IL
COUPLE from Roanoke Va, desire job
JUNIOR at G.. w. desires part-time work
Interested in advertising, personnel and
photog Apply. Or 63S1. %
Evening star., 1947-02-09
BEATTY PARInRs

COMPLETE BEAUTY PARLOR equipment,
dbe shoWnase hyeas peom mossrn WAYS Sss maen en
= manicure tables, etc; equipment only
Tor sale: sacrifice price. COMMON
Evening star., 1947-02-09

KREMEN. dsES 41o ist St. Sc Phone TR. 5000
TYpIsT, experienced in general office work,
be able to type so words per minute: sal
MAYFioWER NIX aH,eaR r. HOTEL. Conn. ave. and De
fYfisTL2sang Ti1fii + You girl with high school
while tabulating experience is not es ess
seals'' neatIy when Copying from COPY Containing
S. tssu S .ea a9Sn. SSH hGx sos to
ssne SaHs DEsrfa spns s0as aas a0
I 1S sS sG sl.ssI sss pei smTsser mane tS Solt
is satisfactory: position is permanent.
Write. for interview. giving name Of hiea3
ssso and oae 0m aaa
tipping you have had. Box 107-E. Star.
rYpIsr, PIX OPERATOR, National Trade
Assoc. desires services Of young lady. %
70 sS for clerical work and t0 relieve On
TrPisTdsnerai E iiaSI raj g Clerical 0 Work knowl-
sSse & s11aaaa oes ao ~ e.
vsss ~sobRs Asalz
LLoIHgESoP, s;so-s daily; :.n..., v.n,.d 115 ,or
addressing envelopes. BOX 334-J. Star.
TYPIST with good speed and accuracy; In
teresting position in nationally known Or
DUNN, 2301 Pa. ave. NV, between 2
TYpfsTns@s-day III Tnsmsd week; aos discount on
purchases; Apply employment office. 4th
IHPs .pn S must be .sesens as sars i ssp
week to start. Apply HOLLYWOOD CLOTH
MIG CO.. 5o3 9TH St. NV. .,.. S 49,.
In drug store; 8 evenings week; 5;SQ OF =
SEsR7sos. sss s. ss6Y 6s40a ays 9ss & MA1wio
TfPTSTS-CLERKS. for publishing firfn.
Prefer interest In detail and, fisnre work;
5-day VIZ; many employment advantages.
as issS s9sS l. d ax 5sswssn R ssoe
and and Ii am. OF 3 and i pm.
TYPIST for credit ONCE; no experience
necessary: good pay; steady position. Apply
REGAL. III Tth st. NV. -d0
sasei son. ssEeIAE sgsas SRoDgcTs %. sJIs
FTfiSTss Fiaskye wit Without s experience Ss,, Who
need practice to gain speed; age is to IS
residents Of washington; permanent po-
hours hours $50 to s; Y day Saturday. Phone
ysse sas in ssDy ssaiyal ss sssh
TYFisT. permanent position. pleasant
working conditions; 35-hr. wk: Apply MIR.
WILLIAMS, 927 woodward Bldg. 10
3 Iay .ss Gs aocd heuas sas
for dependable young lady. StaTtins
salsry,- S160 . month. Write fully, BOZ
65-Y, Star. -l4
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established law
lg age and oualid-

ief work in all de-
rporation. Must be
willing to work on
Apply employment
, IN
Evening star., 1947-02-09

JANITOR-Man and wife. coIored. no chill
dren. wish small apt. house and quar-
LANDsCAPE GARDENER, caretaker; vet
eran, AZ, single. seek. charge private
grounds; exceptional references: state If
drinker: avail. April /. Box 126-K, Star.
The future outlook., 1947-05-24
BY William Pickens
Washington, ID. G.

* Again I have had the pleasure
of looking and listening, and the
! honor of speaking for the Treas
, urya Department at this greatest
festival of its kind in America;
the extraordinary annual festi-
val brought first into being by
it's present director, L.. R. Rus
sell, of Greensboro. About three
years ago, it furnished us one
of the greatest platforms for
the promotion of war finance:
in 1947 it has now furnished
4 one of the greatest platforms
for the presentation of the
Thrift program in peacetime.
This year Il there were many
Sof3t thesliye yeliest musical organiza-
stions, including the Sbest quar-
! tets First t,sth here was hesparade,.
and dsthiss year the ! J ordanss Sellers
high school band fromF p urling-:
The future outlook., 1947-05-24

ter this world in a single event.
: Their parents, also present,
are farm people, and they, like
the Dionne quintuplets - have
quite a family of older sisters
and brothers. Pet Milk Company
of North Carolina, has adopted
these Quads, at least under To-
year contract; it has bought for
them a farm of several hundred
acres, built them a home with
a protective room in it, and looks
generally after their health and
welfare. We shall hope to see
the Quads and Quints grow up,
they will add something to our
world besides the numbers four
and five.
The entire family of the Quads
was presented at this Song Fes-
tival. One Greensboro business,
concern presented them with the
first $500 toward a bank ac-
count; a local jeweler sent four
gold cups to the four
The future outlook., 1947-05-24
Fifth Annual Song Contest And QuarteesEHed Sunday

ton, was by. popular applause,
the parade outfit that "took the
cake" Those who stood on the
curbs and watched the parade
pass and heard the music will
never forget the five-drum ma
jorettes, dressed in cream-color-
ed skirts, high-stepping and live
ly, with rhythm in their very
bones, plumed hats, sky-high,
and batons that twirled as if
they had a life of their. own.
But the greatest attraction to
most of us were the Quads,-the
Fultz Quadruplets - our little
brown girls from Madison, near
Reidsville, who were to a year
old five days following the fes-
tival. The quads all look alike,
and different. They are four
Marys Mary Louise, Mary
Anne, Mary Katherine, and Mary
.Alyce. q They are one of natures
rare productions, and almost mi
raculous performances to en-
The future outlook., 1947-05-24

little girls.
There is also much fun on the
Festival programs. Last year a
CT wedding took place, an idea
worthy of the great Barnum,
and this year that CT and his
wife were invited back and pre-
sented with a gift in large
crate, being required to say, eve
shall use this gift" and when
the gift box was opened, it was
child's high chair. So far, the
CT couple are childless. L R.
Russell has founded an institu-
tion for interracial fellowship
and good will, which will go on
and perpetuate his memory for
many years and for generations.
This black man has joined the
Neutrality-suspicious..
In the war years, the prizes
presented to the winning musi-
cal outfits were war bonds; in
peace years, the most appropri-
ate awards are. savings bonds. +
The future outlook., 1947-05-24
HIGHLY ESTEEMED
CITIZEN DIES

Mrs. Mary Ann Lloyd, an es-
teemed citizen of Greensboro,
entered the eternal rest Thurs
day morning, NAV %. at her
home, sos Watson street. Well
known in Green Sboro, Mrs. Lloyd
was loved by both white and col
ored.
Funeral rites will be held
Sunday, at l p. H., at st. Mat
thews Methodist church: Off
ciating at the services will be
the pastor, Rev. G. III. Phelps.
.Interment will be Maplewood
cemetery.
Survivors include one daughter
Mrs. Lucille Sheffield, of Wash
ington, D. c.; one sister, Mrs
Maggie Gilmer, Greensboro; or
brother, w. F. Johnson, WASH
ington, D. c.; nine grandchi'
dren, four great-grandchildrel
and host of friends.
The future outlook., 1947-05-24

W
Funeral rites for DR.. Charles
Logan Cooper, 40, who died
Tuesday at his home, 1921 Lind
say street, We're held Friday,
May %, at St. James Presbyter-
ian church, at p. IN. The pas
tor, Rev. j. T. Douglas, officiat-
ed.
A native OF Harrisburg, Pa,
Dr.. Cooper was educated at
Hampton Institute, Va, and
Cornell University. He received
the B. S. degree at Hampton i'll
1924, the M. S. degree in 1926,
and the Phi. D. degree in 1885,
both from Cornell University.
Coming to Greensboro in 1926,
DR.: Cooper was city school su-
pervisor in industrial education.
He later accepted a professorship
in the industrial arts depart
ment at A and T. college.
Survivors are his wife, Mrs.
Mamie Rogers Cooper; two sis
ters, Misses Mary and Jennie
Cooper, of Harrisburg, and four
brothers, Porter Cooper, of Phil
adelphia, Harry Cooper, of Tren-
ton, n. j., and Ross and William
Cooper, both of Harrisburg.
Interment was in Maplewood
cemetery.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07

tons Of peg o. My Heart" and
Il Want To Be Loved" Name
any romantic song and Garter.
former vocalist with 'Bama
State Collegians will do a nice
vocalization Of il.
Willie Smith. the witty en-
Gee and his dance are another
reason why party-goers find
Breads Club Zombie an en-
loyable place 10 spend their lei
sure hours. With the introduce
ton Of Caravan" the girls of
the ensemble go into their YER
sion Of the exotic dance. fea-
turing Trixy and her chorines
in sizzling and fast d an c Q
routine which rate much APP
plause.
Lionel Reason and his band
feature the bass playing Of Her
bert Thompson. former mem
Der of Don Redman'S band. Fan
It," is Thompson's favorite solo
offering with Reasons band.
Reason, former member of King
divers Victor Recording band,
is said by some, TO have the
hottest little band in town. They
furnish the music for dancing
at Breads Club Zombie. The
cabaret offers entertainment on
Thursday through Monday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07
Comedy Holds Sway
at Breads Club Zombie

"Iet the good laughs roll, F"
/, the theme of the current show
!, Detroit's oldest black an d
tan nightery, Breads Club Zom-
bic out Oakland avenue way.
Making with the comedy stuff
which makes you want to laugh
{ the comedian, Artie Brooks,
who does limitations OF m ov e
stars and whose imitation OF the
drunk radio announcer" has
brought him much applause at
the Zombie on Sunday.
Brooks best role is the comic
dance he does 10 the theme of
Tho Poet and Peasant Over
nre" with music supplied by
Lionel Reason and his band.
The dance provides comedy
Mus novel footwork routine by
Brooks. who sometime ago APP
pearcd with Erskine Hawkins
A Paradise Theater.
a native OF New Haven. Con-
necticut, Brooks appeared as a
RHYTHM dancer in the army pro-
ducton Of This Is The Ar
nv while serving in the ETC
thealer Brooks. the man with
the educated feet. is held over
for his second week at Club
Zombie.
Sonny Carter, your romantic
singer Of songs scores in the
current show with interpreta-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07


Now, let's get on this mellow
cruise. and dig this lates I.
straightcst. and most terrific
news A group of young cats
have gotten together and organ
lied club which bears the name
OF the Gauchos. The club consists
of six members. They are as fol-
lows Ira Pierce, Freddie Nc
Clure. Charles Smith. Kenneth
Brown, James Pierce, and Homer.
The Gauchos have great things
planned for the future l was
wired that Dolores Jones. shapely
Coney Garden deb, celebrated
her 18th birthday last Sabbath.
l hope YOU live TO celebrate a
hundred more birthdays, Dolores
The newly decorated Hedge Inn
Hotel will feature a local band
every weekend until further no.
tice
The curvaceous. Anna Maude
Black. has returned TO the Mo-
tor City after a three day visit
In Youngstown. Ohio a fell
low who never has a dull mo-
ment in his life is that dapper
little guy who sings juice
across the bar at the ElSino
Club. He will answer 10 the
name of Charles Nay. If he
does have dull moments he
keeps them concealed very
well.
Corinne (Dutchess) Eccles. pop
ular waitress at the Rex Bar, is
going all out to increase the sales
of the chicken in the basket, a
new addition 10 the Rex Bar
menu Here's little tip to Ira
Pierce. If you don't be more care
full, you are subject to get your
wires crossed, and ! do mean bad
Marilyn Lyons doesn't seem to
like the idea OF Kenneth Brown
kicking the gong around win
Pat Doss.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
T-BONE
A large celebration was held al
Sportree's Music Bar in honor OF
T-Bone Walker who celebrated
his %? birthday. The celebration
was arranged by Raymond (Spor-
tree) Jackson. Champagne was
flowing like wine, and everybody
enjoyed a time so fine Raschcl
Moore, queen of the Blue Mon.
days at Sportree's, was the life OF
the party. She really came on like
a stray from the YukonS. T-Bone
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07
Dizzy Holds
Court at FL Sine

The new Jazz fever that has
been sweeping the nation will
rage in Paradise Valley here for
two weeks beginning Saturday
when the arch exponent Of this
type of rhythm. Dizzy Gillespie.
and his band settle down for a
two-week stay at the beautiful
FL Sine Club.
Gillespie made one previous
headline appearance here in the
Motor City when he played to
capacity audiences at the Para
disc Theatre. The high priest Of
Be-Bop has within the past year
developed into one OF the ma
TONS outstanding trumpet Vir-
tuosos in the popular field Of
music His meteoric rise has
seen him score bulls eyes not
only in bathrooms. but also on
records and on either lanes lie
is currently completing negoti-
ations for a feature film to be
released in the early fall
A thrill packed floorshow is
carded along with the DIZZY
deal. Antonio and Bedelia. exo-
tic dance team, is the feature
act.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07
With
LIONEL HAMPTON
The THEATRICAL EDITOR

For the past week have been interviewed about my
many activities behalf Of teenagers as we'll as in other
programs to improve race relations
you
There are lot of people who talk about what they
are gong 10 do consider il great privilege to be
Negro, and have part in building our future free o die
elimination and prejudice
mere nothing too small for TO do in this cause
IT was a long time when started hiring white
stars for my band. Obviously we have missed out on
lot OF money because would stand for discr-
nation against any member of the band
Most times shy away from saying ANYTHING because
all these things should Just be done naturally-not for
PRAISE 1t is Just something that if didn't do them
would not feel right
IN my forthcoming concert tour hope to do lot NJ
ths KIND OF work in bringing entertainment and democ
racy together for grand evening of fun for all That's
September. u :"
The pencil broke that's all she wrote
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07
Michigan Coach
Goes to Lincoln

Lincoln University has added
Chester r. Stackhouse. noted
Michigan coach to its athletic
staff as Head Coach Of Basket
ball and track for next season.
Stackhouse will also assist in
football under Head Coach Man
uel Rivero.
A graduate Of Central State
Teachers College in Michigan,
the new Lincoln coach began
his career at the Saginaw High
School i'm the same state. While
there, Stackhousc produced
team that won "a out of 26
football games and discovered
Bill Watson, Decathlon and
Olympic champion
While at Lincoln University.
Coach Stackhouse will assist in
enlarging the interracisl fes-
lures Of the Lincoln program
which has gone outside Of Ne
gro collegiate athletic circles
for the first time during the past
year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07
JOHNNY EDWARDS AND
CREW ROCKS REX BAR

Johnny Edwards. and his jump
in mad stompin' glad combina-
ton are really packing 'em in al
the Rex Bar. Bob Ruff. featured
alto player with the Johnny Ed
wards crew, is a blowing scnsa-
ton. When he puts his horn to his
lips and takes off on solo, the
entire place starts to rock. Make
il your business to visit the Rex
l can assure you that you won't
regret doing so.
ALONG PLEASURE LANE
Dizzy Gillespie and band
opens a two weeks deal at the
FL Sine Club. starting Friday.
June s. Dizzy. one OF the main
factors in introducing this new
style of music. known as Be-
Bop. is also a natural Snowman.
Following Dizzy in the ElSino
will be Jimmy Dale. ofaY band
leader. Dale fronts a group Of
beige and ofaY Blow Joes. The
band is said to be on a terrific
kick. We will know as soon as
June 20 rolls around.
Richard King has reached ir
the bag Of name entertainers and
pulled out those singing stars OF
stage. screen and radio, the Deer
River Boys. and signed them foI
a weeks engagement at the So
phisticated $50 Club starting
Thursday. June s Succeeding
the Deep River Boys week later
will be Deck Watson and his
famed Brown Dots =.
Little Miss Cornshucks moves
into the Frolic Show Bar Friday,
June 6 T-Bone Walker is still
scoring at Sportree's Music Bar
Red Allen and band closes at the
FL Sine Thursday. They really did
a great Job during their stay.
Well. I've hunched you like il
" as. so, I'm quitting you like II
is. This is Mrs. Jennings third
ION. Dick, signing off until next
week, when I'll be seeing YOU
round.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07
so Graduate From
Fleming School

Sixty students will be gradu-
ated from the Fleming School
Of CoSmetology OF 1920 w War
rem. on Sunday. June 8, at 7,30
pm. at Bethel AME Church.
Frederick and St Antoine
The speaker will be the Rev.
Paul Turner of Chicago. The
public is invited
The school was founded bv
Mrs. Beatrice Fleming. a num-
Der of years ago and has pro-
vided many experienced beauty
operators for the city.
Mrs Fleming is prominent in
political and community affairs.