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ship was quoted in the broadcast
as saying the resistance continued
for three hours, persisting even
after the British were aboard be-
cause of reserve wheel which had
been built below.
The broadcast charged that the
British, in boarding the ship out
side territorial waters, had COM
mitted an "act of piracy" 1t said
the first Is men and officers who
stepped on deck were taken pris-
oner.
A Jewish informant said the full
text of the broadcast was trans
mitted by Haganah to Emil Sand
stroem, chairman of the U. N. Com
mission.
Evening star., 1947-07-18
By the Assoeiofed Press

BALTIMORE, July 18.-The l.
814-ton steamer President Wardeld,
boarded by British naval authorities
after a bitter battle of the Palestine
coast this morning, once carried
thousands of vacationists between
Baltimore and Norfolk as queen of
the Old Bay Line fleet.
She participated in the Normandy
invasion in 1914 and later turned up
as a troopship plying the shallow
Seine between LIE Harve and Rouen.
She was mustered into war serv-
ice in 1912, made an Atlantic cross
ing under her own power, and par
ticipated in pre-invasion amphib-
ious maneuvers off Barnstable and
the North Devon coast of England.
The Warfield came back to the
States battered and destined for the
scrap heap, but the Weston Trading
Co. of New York bid her in for $780,
900 as a surplus sale.
Evening star., 1947-07-18
Missing Dog Is Found
Under Owners Hot
By the Associated Press

SPOKANE, Wash. - Joe Ehler
asked the sheriff's office to help find
his lost Mexican Chihuahua dog,
He described the dog as four
inches high and six inches long. Fiji
teen minutes later he called back
announcing her recovery.
II started to 60 outside and there
she was under my hat asleep
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British Bridegroom
Foints at Weddinq:
Bride Carries On
BY The Assee;oisd Press

LONDON, July 18.-Alec Rea.
SO, London theatrical manager
and producer. tainted at the
altar rail at the end of his mar
riage yesterday leaving his
bride to carry on at the wedding
reception alone.
I'm feeling much better"
Mr.. Rea said at his home last
evening. II didn't faint until
the ceremony was completed,
luckily, 50 I'm very much mar
ried and very happy"
The wedding was a full-dress
affair at the Kings Chapel in
the Savoy Hotel.
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British Troops Move
To Hoifo Hurbor Area

HAIFA, July 1s (P.--British 9Th
Airborne Division troops moved into
Haifa today and the harbor area
was placed under a curfew as five
British destroyers escorted to the
port an intercepted Jewish immi-
grant ship with 4,500 aboard.
The ship was expected in the
harbor by sunset.
Evening star., 1947-07-18
Niqerions Schooled

Under the Nigerian governments
educational program, women will
learn cookery, laundering and
needlework and men will be taught
to make canoes.
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SIuys to Import Experts

Yugoslavia will import" many
technicians, physicians aud other
specialists selected from among
Czechoslovakians of German de-
scent. offering them full citizenship
rights in Yugoslayia. ...
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Scots Name New Town

A new town in Fifeshire. Scot
land, between Cowdenbeath and
Lochgelly, will be named Cowden-
gelly,
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New Statues for Abbey
A group of statues representing
the military services will be placed
in Westminster Abbey in England.
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vided in the measure are just part
of what will be needed.
Evening star., 1947-02-19
HOUSEHOLD WIzARDRY

IF DIDN'T KNOW that inventive
/ engineers had been at work ia
think a magic wand had conjured
up the new Norge appliances we
are seeing these days-ranges, re-
frigerators, washers, heaters, freez-
ers. My very broad hint is to scurry
off to the nearest Norge dealer and
see them. But to give a few brief
ideas-the Norge Combination re-
frigerator has room for 81 pounds
Evening star., 1947-02-19

with a spot of fat. That's all there
is to it-unless you'd like to serve
strips of toast sprinkled with poppy
seed alongside. With Betty Crocker
Vegetable Noodle Soup Ingredients
you have no cleaning and cutting of
vegetables. May I add word to the
wise? Line your pantry shelves
with Betty Crocker Vegetable
Noodle Soup Ingredients.
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tables, blended with real lemon
juice. The fine thing is-it's good
for both Grandpa and Junior, too.
Be smart and give it to those men
folks who may not be so interested
in salads. This way they drink a
salad and what's more, they'll like
it! Vegamato's fine in cooking, too.
Use it as the liquid next time you
make meat loaf.
Evening star., 1947-02-19

of frozen food, heaps of bottle space
and storage zones. The Ro-ta-tor
Washer does everything but hang
the wash on the line. AS for the
range, it may not do the whole cook
ing job without your help, but it GER
tainly will inspire your best efforts
with large work space, oven heat
control and inside light, and slide
out broiler. Another suggestion,
while you're modernizing your
kitchen-plan your lighting, too
be sure all work surfaces are well
lighted-no dark corners or heavy
shadows to dim your perfect Norge
kitchen.
Evening star., 1947-02-19

one day, tDGit three full days and
receiDe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Elmer 3. Hetrick. 80, and Thelma F.
Rhodes: SO. both ,.,s. Of l7e5 Q ta St nv = =
and Helen Mcclure. "a, Whitinsviile. Mass:
Ralph 2. Dreis. q, BIB 3 st. ne; and
psys ce u.s. 2s9s Hsdon c s5eb 81 &
NV. and Sylvia MARQUEE. 33. 2730 Wis
FREDDY VI Ivy Mestsrfsd AsocR.r T. 1893 % < SAsa st
Junior x. .Kaminky. g.. and Pauline e.
Sord PEN starup hnss r ss PANS &
Va, and Francis E. Schotthoefer, 81. 1890
francis ?: Rephol.z. %, Alexandria, Va,
Louis R. Keugla, SO. ssss Dayis st, NV,
and Elizabeth Alleman, %, 2721 seth pl.
Edgar B. smallwood, s5, 1925 Jackson
st. ne. and Phyllis E. Wenger, 80. 921
asss eSsslss y; E ellison Iii e. Fall; chggsa
Massachusetts aye. NV:
Roberta j: drissby, 81. Arlington. Wa. Va. anu
Anna X; crimes 81. 1919 ssth h. St. Sc; ~
man. nay 20, BOTH Of IS 5s1s I srd Ifra pi nav. - s'nn
Mary l. Burgin. "a, .Asheyille, N. c.
SO. both Of Denver. Colo.
sys. s.w. and Margaret B. Leech, 20. ) 1924
t'H Francis al is W. connlck, 80. 1912 18th st
Sc, and Hedwig A. Hozenpa, 26. 2919
pe1nsylvsnis 9erome perImsn ags Sc milwaukee. wis
and corinne 4. lehman, e. y. 7is Emerson
Kenneth E. Roberts, SO, 1904 Talbert st.
Sc and Marilyn Levine FL. Brooklyn
Frank c. Anderson. 5s. 174O Kalorama
rd NV, and Blanche B. o'Kelly. 4S. 1924
webster o'conner, "a, and Evelyn T.
sledd, p, both Of 400 st; Sc.
keR Reoifs e. both l. cS|s@s Of ss4 sh H. St. and 'uana
Jamie c. Posey. Ie, 355 M ST. sw.
George e; Mccann, 81: 1884 Champlain
st; NV. and Margrett L. Thomas, "a, 1901
viii Willis II M. Carey. %, s45 10th st. ne,
and Ruby v. Patterson. 10, 1913 Montello
Thomas M johnson. 1s. 4os 4th st. Sc,
Wilmer s. Hawkins, %, 7O6 1st st. s.w.,
and SaGes e. Res g. 13 ss g lit i sT
and Arlene Powell, IS, Berwyn, Md.
Frank N. wallace, 20, 1913 Meade st.
ne, and Alease M. Dabney, 20, 5O15 Hayes
st. ne.
Rufus York, 81, Grandview. Mo-. and
Edna M. Boyd, 27, 1921 10th st. NV.
ns ssneH sna sy9s R9Eests Msb.ns e. 5as 5sh Il st
Claude E. Bobo, 27, 1924 W st. NV,
and Ruth M. Height, 21. 1921 sth St NV.
johnson. 1S. both of Baltimore.
Alfred ], Chester, 10, S16 East Capitol
st., and Betty j. A. Gait 18, 11S Yuma St
Harold A. Roche, 40. Arlington. and
Hadda L. Barnes, Al, both of 1919 33rd
Evening star., 1947-02-19
MY BOTTLE WENT WITH ME

MY BOTTLE WENT WITH ME when I
Nl travelled to Boston, Chicago or
Seattle conducting my cooking
schools by that I mean my
bottle of Clorox. I felt then-and
still do-that a clean kitchen was a
Clorox kitchen, and I knew my stu
dents were as interested in cleanli-
ness as they were in fancy new
recipes. But that's just the start OF
it. Let me tell you about one hidden
Evening star., 1947-02-19
PUT SPICE IN MEALS

ryABAsco on the table is like good
L company, T always say-both OF
them add so much spice to the SIM
plest meal. I use Tabasco gener-
ously in cooking too, to replace
pepper, with fish, meat, eggs, vege-
tables. The next time you make
boiled salad dressing, add a dash
of paprika, and watch your salads
step way up in popularity.
Evening star., 1947-02-19

think he won't appreciate that!
He'll enjoy the creamy, smooth
texture that makes Gerber's spe-
cially prepared cereals so easy to
swallow and digest. Pre-cooked,
they need only the addition OF milk
or formula, right in baby's dish.
Gerber's Strained and Chopped
Foods, from Carrots to Custard, are
pre-cooked also.
Evening star., 1947-02-19

Alfred L. Howe, 81. and Pearle N. Dom
nelly. 40, both OF 3e20 18th st. NV.
James E. Harper, 25, $50 K st. ne. and
Mary B. Lynch, Is, Alexandria, Va.
billiard D. Wheat, "a, Bogulusa. La, and
Minerva 8. Roeschlaub. 20, Grant Couiee
Dam, Wash.
Norbert Bender, 90. 2o15 s st. NV. and
Simy Perez, 1S, Casablanca. Morocco.
John D. Lyons, 80. and Anne NJ. Clark,
81, both OF Marbiehead. Mass.
Issued at Fairfax.
Donald Edward Eittinger. Is. Fort Bel
voir. and Ann Louise Denes, 1S. Elyria,
Ohio.
Ray Melvin Minnick. 81, Alexandria, and
Virginia Mae Marks, 1S. Route 3, Alexan-
dria.
John James Fallat 21, and Erma Mae
Baker, 21. both Of Railway. N. ].
John William Edwards, jr.. 20. and
Frances Marie Holton. 2l. both Of Route
/, Alexandria.
Luther Wilson Gray, SO. and Elizabeth
Constance Coulter. 22, both OF Washing
ten.
Arvel Oden Dickerson, 20, and Pearl
Alberta Nathness. 20, both Of Fort Belyoir.
George Hartman Corey, 80. and Mary
Oliver, "a, both Of Fort Belvoir.
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and easily,

Irish Soda Bread almost as quickly
and easily:
c. Bisquick 6 Tbsp. milk.
II c. seeded raisins
l tsp. caraway seeds
Mix all together, pat into well.
creased heavy in. skillet. Bake
about IL min. in hot oven. Cut
in wedges; serve hot.
Irish eyes-everyone's eyes-will
smile at that and all the other good
things Bisquick makes.
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of the telescope; let them have
one night a week to prepare the
meal-perhaps Sunday supper.
Stock a shelf with simple
hearty one-can entrees, easy
to-use packaged foods. Less
work for them, more fun.
Evening star., 1947-02-19
COLD WEATHER TIPS FOR BABY

TT YOU'RE LUCKY ENOUGH to have
l. a tiny baby, keep him snug these
cold winter months. Cozy, knitted
shirts are a big help. Those that
fasten with tapes are better-but-
tons often irritate baby's tender
skin. The right cold-weather food
for baby is important, too. His first
Evening star., 1947-02-19

use" as I sometimes call 1t. The
drainpipes that run from sink,
basin, tub, shower and ice-boxes-
they need a thorough flushing now
and then. That same Clorox that
makes the kitchen so clean and
sanitary, disinfects and deodorizeS
drains (icebox drains require only
4 cup Clorox). Simply flush the
pipes with boiling water and follow
with a cup of Clorox. But read the
label on the bottle-youn find
many more. household helps for
this amazing product.
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a slick accompaniment for lunch
time treat of sizzling succulent
pan-fried slices of SPAN. HORNED
blends SPAN from mild tender ham
and Juicy pork shoulder and packs
1t in convenient IL OF. cans that
keep perfectly on the pantry shelf.
Just open the can and serve-cold
or hot, SPAN hits the spot.
Evening star., 1947-02-19

from Junior TO
Grandpa, I've
found, is Vega
mato. That's the
gay, refreshing
drink from gar
Evening star., 1947-02-19

Semi-SolidS Will
probably be ce-
reals. So start
him right-with
Gerber's Cereal
Food, Strained
Oatm e al and
Barley Cereal.
Rotate the three
to give variety to
hic m 1oy,J1 nOOf
Evening star., 1947-02-19
JACK spRAT's DILEMMA

CoMEr1MEs it seems as though Jack
y Sprat's family would be easier
to please than ones own crew with
their varied likes and dislikes. But
a certain winner with everyone
Evening star., 1947-02-19

Soup. Think of
it-you have 7
We 6 e t a b lie S in
flake or powdered
form mixed with
rich egg noodles.
Pop the contents
of a package into
hN;l;rn Wy q + q r
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since BlSqulck
is back with 6
pre- = blended in
gradients to in
sure successful
baking. But do
you know that
you can make
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HAIL HEARTY HUNGER

yTY1NK AT your soup kettle when
w the gang comes in hollering
that they're hungry. You have the
right answer-a steaming bowl of
Betty Crocker Vegetable Noodle
Evening star., 1947-02-19
APPLE a DAY

MYTH BUMPER APPLE CROPS from
w orchards everywhere tumbling
into the markets, now is the time
to test the old adage. Give your
family lots of healthful apples. For
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a SWITCH IN TIME

THINE WAS, the preparation Of a
party dessert took almost as long
as compiling the guest list and
sometimes less successfully! Now
Evening star., 1947-02-19

a really different
idea, snap up ap-
plesauce with l
tablespoon pre-
pared horse
ra dish and 2
teaspoons Wor-
'cestershire sauce
Ito each 2 cups Of
appleSauce, It Is
Evening star., 1947-02-19
KNOW IRISH SODA BREAD?

TTNLEss I miss my guess, you have
u been enjoying tender fluffy bis
cults for long time now. OF course
Evening star., 1947-02-19

original good
n e S S. T h j S
treasured re-
cipe is yours
when you get
Drom e d ry
cinrorhreod
Evening star., 1947-02-19

Mix. They got it from.the Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution.
So what more appropriate than
Washington Pie:
Follow gingerbread directions
on Dromedary pkg. Bake in 2
Sin. layers. Put together with
custard sauce e eggs to IA
cups milk. Sprinkle top with
confectioners sugar.
Future presidents in your family
will love Dromedary Gingerbread;
it comes to less than 4e a serving!
Evening star., 1947-02-19

Malaga shipped 140 tons of pep.
per to America in one month
recently.
Evening star., 1947-02-19
JES5IE'5MkhoQk
Jessie De Both says:
MEN NEED HOMEWORK 80.
MEN NEED HOMEWORK 80.
e Both sdys:

YOU'VE the serving end of the family table,
probably think your take your efforts for granted Give
chance look through the other end
Evening star., 1947-02-19
THE PRESIDENTS MOTHER

rHE VERY DESSERT that Washing
/ ton loved at his Mothers table
can come to your table in all its
Evening star., 1947-02-19
Marriage License
lAppIicotions

Under D. C.. lotDs couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, ,oait three full days and
receiue the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
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flowers for tho occasion.
The bride, nee Dolores Stofcr.
was lovely m date dress OF
grey crepe with a corsagc Of
American beauty roses Rccciv-
ing with her were the parents
OF the groom Mr. and Mrs VIII
liam Smith. and her mother
HoStcsseS assisting at the event
were sisters. rbara Bueas and
Cora Strickland Others were
Mildred Coneld Dorothy ChaviS,
Mary Mccain. Bessie Waurnan.
janice Baker EVELYN Reid and
Gerry Woods all club mcnbcrs
of the bride IN Entire Nous. Also
present was the brother OF the
bride. Neri Bugs. who has been
away on vacation
Hundreds of guests attended
10 offer congratulations 10 the
honored couple and admire tho
hosts of lovely gifts.
Mr. and Mrs Smith VIII re-
side in River Rouge
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-27
Chicago Matron
RecOUerS From
Riot Injuries

Friends are sorry 10 hear OF
the recent injuries suffered by
Mrs. Fora Ray Brannock OF
Chicago Illinois She received
conclusion. fracture, and injury
10 both eyes during the recent
rot in the Illinois CITY She Is
improving at the Provldent Hos
pital
Mrs. Brannock is the wife OF
Mr.. Leonard Brannock and SIS
ter Of Mrs Laura Ray Young
only Negro postmastrcsS in Ken
lucky also Mr. Woodson p
Ray.
from manufacturers. TO say Moth
ing of interviews with the peo-
pie OF the daily press
Eddie Frank Jones and FL
eanor have a lovely two-famlly
brick on Taylor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-27

roundup chairman Esther La
Mari This FIRST meeting, for the
.cventful year anticipated by the
group, was dedicated 10 renew
ing interest in cultural cduca-
tional and social projects as
we'll as a "get-to-gcthcI' follow
ing Summer vacation
AS each soror entered the Room
she was gwen box filled with
drlcacies which were enloycd
in true western out-of-door fash
ion Internationally group sing
ing took place with special an
rangcmcnts Of sorority songs by
a group including Flora Tulncr
Robin Hamilton Eyclyn James.
Prlncetta Graham Gladys Fish
or CorlIss Hunter Elaine Ford
and Esther Lamar Accompany
ing was Ruth Routt
Remarks were made by Pres
idcnt Morris of the graduate
chapter. and Robin Hamilton.
president Of Tau chapter Also
bv Mavme Alexander charter
member, who gave buci re-
sumo Of activities and nco-
phvic Thclma Raddcn Musical
selections were also rendered by
Constance Smith
Committee planning the meet
ine were Eva Collins Esther La
Mari EVELYN James. Ruth Routt,
and Dolores Webb.
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pAIRONIZI OUR
ADNERIINERN
Nc7cly7cedS Are Honored
At Informal Reception

Mr.. and Mrs Milton Smith.
recently we'd in Ohio, were
honorcd at an informal rccep-
ton given by the mother Of the
bride Mrs Mary Stofcr The
event was held al the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Woods OF
River Rouge. which was dec
grated with arrangements OF cut
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-27
NATIONS FIRST NEGRO
VICE PRESIDENT TO Clio

Among the many 10 ENJOY the
very TIME show produced al ihe
Club Blue Grass hv Bobby Mar-
shall was the mucn talked about
George Gusby Go vice pics-
dent 81 the State Council oi
Cincinnati Ohio Also IN thc
same party Was Lolita Jorduu
State Vice President ot-Cune
of the Womcns AuNihmies Of
tic Go Of Tho samn .latn
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the Champagne drink Mrs Woo
let Lewis entertained par excel.
lence Sunday. Sept. 81 with a
reception in the Gotham Hotel
Pent house for her visiting
cousin. Mrs. Gertrude McEard
There we're just loads of folks
coming and going all evening
and there was just buckets and
buckets OF champagne to drink
Mrs. Lewis is not only tops
in the business world, but as a
hostess socially, she again. is
tops"
And il can be announced
Pretty Lillian Bowls Brooks and
George McFall slipped away in
March to Flint and became Mr.
and Mrs.
Also victim OF CupId's bow
Who slipped off and got married
some few weeks ago is our
FloSsie Williams popular social
worker about town
The Deltas are starting the
year off with bang Rounding
themselves together on the
third floor ballroom of the { T
Collins manse on Arden Park,
more than a half hundred sorors
thcrcd with basket lunches to
i,new acquaintance and partakc
az that good ole Delta spirit
Ester Randall LAMAR vas chair
man Newly elected graduate
president Lucy Belle Morris an
nuunccd the Dedication oi the
Delta Home on Sunday. oct 4,
with reception al the Delta
Home from Al o'clock. Our Mrs.
Edith White. better half OF our
ID. Ted White, will chairman
DE affair. Edith is chairman of
'Ie Delta House committee Pre-
siding will be Jerry Snced Mid
West regional director and guest
sncaker will be the National
csldent OF Delta Sigma Theta
Mrs. Mae Downs of Baltimore,
Nd
on SUNDAY Sept a. a, the
mo of Mr.. and Mrs Willie
lnado OF Preston street Jack
u College graduates made his
~ by organizing jackson
college Alumni Club Sixteen
alumni members were on hand
and elected as president MI
tmore A. Wolfe Of the class
az l947 Other officers elected
IRE Mrs. Eliza Scott vice pres
idcnt. Mrs. Grace Randall White,
recording secretary: Mrs Bertha
lIcnessey. business manager MI
Robert l. Wolfe. chaplain, Mrs
Odessa Thomas. reporter; Mrs
= Willis. pianist and Mrs Thel-
ma Randall Yates.
TRAvELoGUE
Mrs. Jessie Stephens OF Scot
ten is Just back from a whul
Nlnd trip to Chicago, III Also
IN town from Chicago. and here
tn make his home is Dr.. T. $.
Mackay graduate of the North
en- Illinois College Of Optom-
ciry He Is now making his
home with Mr. and Mrs. L.
Clcague of Hartford and attend
ing The 5lst Annual convention
the Michigan OptomctristS
Cnvening at the Book Cadillac
Hotel DR. Mackay has been
rocking his home in New York
Esther Lamar. popular social
"orker is packing valises
pcntv for an extended tour OF
INC East Coast including New
York. Atlantic City, Washing
ton and Other points East
Mrs. Jap Snecd hoped off
20 Chicago. III, this week to do
lob for Delta. The Paul Fields
and little Stanton arrived this
morning from pleasant few
DAYS stay al Idlcwild in the
newly built five room Summer
cottage Of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Moss The new lovely abode Of
the Charlie Moss has been
dubbed "Charkit Manor and
over looks the lake Little Stan
ton returned. a bundle OF smiles.
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CLEVELAND. OHIO

While in Cleveland lost Week
end Hc ran into Flank Radclfl
q ted Snowman who is still
m the groove Along Comedian
iuW and who wa, also lor
vcds National Golf Champion
With him was Zeke HarificId.
another terrific golfer and this
year national champion How
and wheeler All three partici-
patcd bal the Cleveland Coli
Tournament
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DEAN OF THE U. s.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

The Dean Of AmorIca S NCGI0
Funeral Directors is 80-yca Old
james a Rogers of Cleveland,
Ohio. Rogers has owned md
operated q funeral home Winch
has the trade mark of service
and depcndabllitv IN the Genital
area of Cleveland 10, the past
IN ,.o.tc
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Guos' pcsarr %, oa
was Mis- LaWentoc CiifH
rector OF Embellishments
ialions w tHc boaa az h
ton Others appt.frg
PROGRAM were Tbs or -on
lcuS NnI Ianr 9ad ls
Nelson liarreb Hr p
cnied leather p"ci GAS
TOKENS oN me ap NJ
Collins and MeGa,e
cntcd colaae'
Officers hsta
chapter "nle t' lisai0
9d-ileue aiuc tlNHo
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RoKA.wIs

Tho members Of tho Bo-KaW
dramatic club entertained Nm-
rod Carney dramatic enthusiast
who recently appeared 40 "Goid-
Tn Boy He spoke to the group
on theatrical work. oiTcrng many
fine suggestions which VIII be
valuable in the extensive proc
cram planned by the club fo the
Fall.
The club is also planning pre-
scntation TO Toe given al the
BcauX Arts Ball given on Nop.
20 BY tho members Of the Elliot
torlan club
A committee from the dab
met with the group on Sunday
afternoon to discuss tho event
Attending were Rose Campbell
Karl Young Gonzella Bailey
Robert Stcwart. and James Cnr-
rctt
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Delta Sigma THETA SororS
Roundup for Fall Program

The members Of Tau and Alpha ri Sigma chapters o.
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority attended gala "Round-Up'
at the paatia home Of Eva Collins Arden Park CA
Thursday night. Hieing away to the rumpus The
third floor of the home than eighty Sorors,
Swering the OF president Lucybec Morris and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-27
cARNATIoN CLUB

The Carnation Club mot ~ 'he
Rome OF Mrs Viola Gordan ll920
Oakland avenue All of the rc-
ports were made. Following 'hc
session. a delicious luncheon AaS
served by tho hostess The cuU
adjourned TO meet next w tn
Mrs Mary Nois. 5l8 ErSkinc
Mrs. f Willis Club President
Katie Smith Reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-27
pErRoITERs IN CLEVELAND

ENClN place that we W,n lass
SUNDAY night we'd run INTO the
prctties EsInc Anderson and
Daisy Chcnault Perry with VIII
liam lloule and Sterling Hogaus
FIRST Il was the Cub Blue tncn
the Plavdnm Theatre Night
Club "a new and exclusive place.
Jnd Later the Jumping Tic Juana
that everyone D. talking about
Comes time o. board the great
DC Capilalincr the guys were
There 90 see The glls OF on
tbel FLIGHT home
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-09-27
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Bits OF Banterinq
By Bobbye

Autumn is here-the leaves beginning to Fall.
But With Our Social Swr-There is no Slump at Ann
Twas beautiful receptions The faculty Of the I, :
Grant School entertained Sunday Sept 81 in their build
ing honormg their new sepia principal Mr. George stew
art Mr. stewart who replaces Mr. Colt Ford of Hartford
halls from the South and comes to the educational cir -
this city with varied background Of administrative ex