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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1948-02-20


drop congressional
investigation Of sGuduEEsry the script department Of NBc
To knowledge It's the frat time the history Of radio that
gentleman color has been allowed dust OF lIyWhS
These are certainly startling times
that the popular
DarRgh Adrch show ave week wCCo at $50 viii
be ySnked of that for SominuS Housewives Protective
League show at fifteen minute stint at o The Adh
will be switched fifteen minute show the SO spot
held by the Trent show, It's said,
Protective Teller by the
Of John Trent who SpcAEes in the ehummy homsspun type Of CON-
Maybe into cAntsnksrOu old soul but hftsen
Of chummy commentary quite enough for this
prospect thirty marathon featuring In
spires Truly with all the breAthsss anticipation Of sticking
fork into ovsr-ripe tomato.
supposedly protect the housewife
from goods MehnkS that good Of
merc NICOLA being into the hopper also have a much 10
do with i protecting" the housewife.
The Adh Of the best local listening treats The
nhertnR made audience
built up by somebody elseS hardwood
Chseersl
liquor summer little difficult 20
work oneself into too much Of other over the outraged yspnEs
that Mayor Hubert Humphreys recent appointment
Of non-lRbor county commissioner.
admitting he
protecting the investment Of breaking tavern operator the
huahaoo about the county commissioner post might he more
convincing.
The labor movement a EOOA
country handful individuals grab
much datOal the big business rsastOnHrsS" the
individuals constantly about Just because labor helps
put public official office Why that official has 20
all freedom u choice IN the running Of his aaara
capable other walks of life other
than the labor Also just because hEurs labor
circles isn't conclusive proof he automatically efficient and cap
ble-Or and honest
would hardly had the that
percoated behind the the liquor license issue
There be q beginning Of uRIty-aRd
the left and right factions Of the Young DFL
The looks into the slsay
In the DBL the looks 10 u the names"
sides aEARG the situation rather than
ruR-Of the mill party msmbsrA.
members Of would looking for
under bed and the members Of the left would
swallowing such hunks Of silly bAddAsh without first In
both sides might be able reach
Every member Of the left wing faction isn't communist and
member Of the right wing faction n concerned with
calling the exclusion putting effective into action
One always remember the about the boy who cried wolf
Both factions oggsrhsads would do well rSmsmbsr thG
Civil examinations number Of city and county jobs
Paul. starting March Civil service sNcsSn
clerical workers who good background for
further advancement in white collar jobs II also offers lifetime security
for those who 70 remain in the field.
For the particularly veterans applications for IRE
fighters policemen pnsToan tbs
oil salaries $4,000 month A. least
education required; the applicant Be quail
Of the city under % Of and ct least r. In In
hsKht bars fss furnish birth certificate
"othsr satisfactory proof Of his age"
A vlsis Our Store f0V Y0WV
COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS
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Ave. are the proud parents Of =
baby girl born Feb. Z, at MilleF's
hospital. The baby, given the name
Rosetta Mae, weighed 7 pounds.
~ ounces at birth.
Smoker; The LOafsrs entertained
at a Smoker, Friday evening, Feb.
IS, at the home Of the parents Of
Herbert Foster. Jr., 964 Iglshart
Ave. Those present were: Messrs.
Herbert Foster, Ernie Johnson,
Lloyd GAmbOl, Moses Wallace. Ed
gar Pillow, Jack Allison, Ralph and
Robert Graham, John o'Neal. Ken.
ny Jones and Norman Davis.
Baby Boy: Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin J.
Harmon. 6S3 W. Central Ave. are
the proud parents Of a baby boy
born Feb. II. at Bethesda Hospital,
weighing . lbs. Ga. The infant
has been given the name Alvin
Noble.
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Edward WIthsFs. j.. son 81 Mr..
and Mrs. Edward wIthsra. ar,, 726
Emerson No.. celebrated hIs fourth
birthday Sunday. Feb. 10, at hIs
homo.
ChlldreR pTsaeRt were PTlRss
Tyler, JT., Patricia Mae Davis, Mel.
win and Emma Owens, Ward and
Ronald He'll, Leland CarTigier. jr..
Gary, Bobby. and onAmelA Miller,
Patricia and Barbara Harpsr, La.
ellie Dobbihn, Darlene Simmons,
Joe Camp. Rita Jean Davis, Bllly
Webster, Frank Cobb, Johnny Mae
and AlthSA Hadlsy. Stephan MAE.
we'll. Jr., David BTanGan, Harriet
and James mn, Bandra Barbara,
ChArlsns, Colleen, and Vera Cisvs.
land. LARus Brown, Earl Psttif0Fd.
IT,, Jeanne LAngum, and Edna
Boone.
Adults were MssaFs, and Mines,
VIM. Davis. Ralph Dayia, Stephen
Maxwell. Buns Brown, Charles
Cleveland, Harry MN. sr, Rev. and
Mrs. Hawkins. Mines. Charlotte
Davis, Lorraine Carrigisr, Ruth
Bell. Katherine n. Harper, Lulu
Simmons, JuAnltA Camp. IAvsrns
Hadlsy, Clara Psttlford, l.. HIsk'
man. Mamie Withsrs, Baaale Davis
Q. Burns. Misses Daisy Davis, 10,
bsrta Ellis, Mary Davis, and Mr.,
ksnRsy Jones' Those who sent
Eifts but did not Sttsnd were JoAnh
CaTtsr, Harry Davis, IT,, BesFrill
Shorty, Billy wkitsSlds, and Mr.
and Mrs. Dennis Smith.
Mrs.. ARn Mathews u S7BS YiftA
Ave. 10. went 70 Quincy, H., Sat
uFday, Feb. IL. because Of the H.
ness Of her slater and mother.
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lI WAY S 53
q BY nELL D0DS0h RUSSEu

The Mole Mystery Theatre with "eSPsr" last Friday
night And what seepsri Il all the startling because
usually sh hnEs National Broad
casting network (NBC- KSTPl,
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Social and Personal
. MINNEAPOLIS

10. ThsmAa Eplncapal Church h
organizing u club for young peopl,
Of the Twin Cities. The fret meet
ing was held with Rev. Lewis John
son. SSta Fifth Ave. 8. The mex
meeting viii b. held Sunday, Feb
~, ID the homo II Miss June Sss
siOa, S00i Fifth Ave. 8,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Wagner
$50 y, Ssth st., are the proud par
snta Of . baby boy horn wsdnss
day, Feb, n, ut FalFvtsw hospital
He weighed SEVEN pOunds and ono,
half ounce At birth and has beer
named Ronald Stanley james waE.
nor.
MaFrledi Mra. Cecilia n. Smith,
S0a9 Fourth Ave, So, Mlnnpalp Olla,
and Mr.. James Martin. psT S. An.
thonH So. Paul. were married
Wednesday, Feb, II, In NcrthwoOd
iowa, They are residing At 804p
Fourth Ave, No.
Miss MAElsRs Alien, 9eOt FIFTH
Ave. 3d., had been ~ Of home with
the au this past wpok,
Mrs, Galdutsln jackson, SIO
Tenth Ave, 3d.. underwent an
appsndectomy at FalryisW hospital,
Saturday, Feb, H. Her condition
L. good.
Mira Arthur l. Frazier. nee Wiz.
Elnla Lane, 10 now Waiting her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Lane Oi
7ga Fremont Ave, No. Barbaru
Jean and Arthur Louis, Jr,, chill.
drsn Of Mira, Frazier, are also visit.
ing al thlR time.
MEA. Matte U, Drew u Dsa
Molhes, Iowa, was the house RuSa,
Of her daughter. Mrs. James W.
Fraction, sp2p Clinton. HE came
10 attend the wedding af her grand.
daughter, MArilyn Fraction, which
took place Thursday, Fsb, ~, She
left Cor home Monday. Feb. 10,
Miss Irene Hmith. Formerly Sl
the city. was married 10 Mr.. Robsr,
Smith Of ChIsAgo, Sunday. Feb, 10,
MEa. Willie Cater u Dss Moinsa,
Iowa, was the house guest az her
SlStsT, MrG Ruby Mowslton. S2b
Lyndale Ave, No, She returned
home Sunday. Feb. 10,
nslpsE'S Club 0f a. PstsF A. %,
4. Church will meet Sunday, Feb,
~, at 4 pm. with Mrs, Fannie p,
Lewis, Ss2t Fourth Ave, 10. Mr.,
W. NJ. Bsabron Of The Urban
League will be guest speaker. Al
members are urged 10 be present
Mr.. LOals PsFhIRa, Ssae CliRioH
Ave. 3d.. underwent . minor opsFA.
ton Friday. Feb. 10. and h rssovSF,
Ing at his home,
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MdrilYn Fraction
Becomes Bride
Of Ira Robinson

Miss MATilyn Fraction. dAughtsI
Of Mr.. and MrS. James Fraction.
1929 Clinton. became the bride Of
Mr.. Ira J. Robinson, SsI2 FIFTH
Ave, So, Thursday, Feb. IL, at $50
pm. The wedding took place at the
home Of Mr.. and Mira. William
Walker, 36i6 Fourth Ave. 3d.. with
Rev. II. G. Boyd officiating At the
double ring ceremony.
The bride, given away by hsr
father, wore . gown Of ivory alp
per satin, fSahionSd with q net yoke
trimmed with seed psaTlH, long
pointed Rlssvsa, and . full skirt
ending in . courtyard SeGllOpSd
train. Her lace bordSrsd veil fsll
from = seed pearl tiara. Her bOu-
qust was Of Whits roses and gar.
dsnIaa.
Mia jeanne FRACTION, sister Of
the bride, was maid Of honor and
wore . gown Of shATtreuss. sbs
carried . bOaqust Of yellow JON
qulls and purple phIoE.
Mr.. Eugene Robinson, brother II
the groom. was best man.
A reception followed The wed.
ding, Hostsssss were Mrs. Dorothy
LOckstt, Mlsa AlVsdia caaalua,
Mlss Doris Essas, Miss Jewell
Bsek, Mrs. Lois Murphy. and Mrs
James Murray.
Thu couple received many lovely
gifta. Thsy are ct h0ms at aOdl
Fourth Ave. 10.
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Veta Law WEEDS
Frank Schine

MISs vetA Law and Mr. Frank
Sehlns were married Saturday
night Feb, II, at Zion Baptist
Church In Minneapolis. They we're
Joined together by Rev. d, N.
Moore Of 81 Paul. MFs. schins Il
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mru. q.
Law Of pta NJ Bryant Ave-, Mime
aPolla, Mr.. achins 10 the aon Of
MFs, r. v, Schlns Of SO 81. An
thony Ave-, st. Paul
The ceremony was held amidst
. beautiful setting % palms and
assorted flowers. with candles a
the lighting effects,
The bride, given In marriage by
her father, wore q beautiful gown
Of white satin, II was trimmed In
lace With . fvar-foot train. She
had = Anger tip veil also Of lace.
She carried . lovely bouquet az
white and rpd roses, Tho matron
Of honor Mrp, Lorraine Bsaasly,
were . pink gown with sst-ln peck.
sta 81 Fosea. and carried = bouquet
Uf red roeau, The maid Of homer,
Mias Betty Law, wore . princess
style gown % blue with q hvely
lace hsadHuaFd 10 match. She car
risd . bouquet Of rcd roses. The
bFideamaida, Miss Donna CUT and
Mlsa Carmen Allen were Eownsd In
baby blue gowns Of net and satin
and carried bouquets Of pink roses.
The groom, best man. Mr.. Ralph
Graham, and uahera. Mr.. Edgar
Pillow, Mr., Norman Davis. and
Mr., Kenneth Jones were In formal
attire.
The flower girl. Regina Ballard,
wore q white 0rgandy drsaA, and
the ring bearer. Ronald Ballard,
woFS . black wool short panta suit
with . white shirt and white shoes.
A reception was hsld after tho
wedding ID go b. Anthony Ave,
In %. Paul whsrs hostaaasa, Misc
Anna Mae Allen, Mlsa Louise CUT.
Mas Jackie CUT and Mrs, Lloyd
0ambol made the guests welcome.
The bride and groom viii make
thslF home In g. Paul ID the
Erooms home, $40 b. Anthony.
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In St. Paul Thursday. Feb. ~, to
make their home. Mrs. Fletcher is
the sister Of Mr.. Richard Hall Of
Minneapolis. The Fletehsrs are
making their home at 9IT St
Anthony.
Eugene Lewis Of so IRlehArt
Ave. entered St. Joseph's hospital.
Sunday, Feb. Is, and underwent
an operation Tuesday. Feb. II. Mr..
Lewis has been III ut his home for
the past two weeks.
Baby Girl: Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hutchinson Of 397 St. Anthony
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-23
Dinner And Reception Honor
Judge Rainey Of Philadelphia

Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Fleets, of f. Boston boulevard
host and hostess lovely dinner and reception
honoring Joseph H. Rainey eminent urst from Philade
mia Sunday at their home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-23

Talk of the ToU,n
BY LYNNETTE PENN
HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE
II and ANDREW HENRY.

HAPPY DAYS ARE HERE for pretty LOUISE
II and ANDREW HENRY
They will Mr. Saturday at ST. Ste
phcns M E. Church very beautiful ceremony The lovely
ens her are who viii be ms %q ha sre
Betty Owens matron OF honor Anne Gregory Robin ann,,
Taaferro Dolores Duncan Sarah
SARAH hostess at personal shower for Mary Louise
night at Of Marys sister Mis- NANCY BENJAMIN
off TO NEW YORK . are CARMEN MURPHY and four Of the
of the House Of Beauty who will receive dpo
me JohnsOn rose indanoa "'ihspoon and Flora
They will participate mammoth hair style given by the
York House Of Beauty with Odessa
Of ceremonies Sharing honors with WALTER WINCH
The Damon Runyan Cancer Fund Odessa will ny East on Sat
urdaY arriving just in time for the big affair.
WoRLpfTRAvELERs :. MR. AND MRS NATHAN HoREY of
California m town and the of EDWARD BETTY
Cuba and Central and South They
Betty is entertaining for her interesting guests on SUNDAY nieb
meanwhile they making the rounds OF all interesting places
Guiding automobile saesroon1s TO select shiny
INTERESTING It'd BITS KENT SMITH leaves
as 10 FRANCES OVEN the hSy fh~m s1
YwcA cafeteria BY RUBY wARDLow
As Hkey Memorial Music Collection al hs Pubic ,nS
and promises many objects Of interest LINDA PAGE
ond boulevard ROSE coNLEY Of Chicago Joins MIcNoN
STEELE as member of the faculty
M AND MRS SHAW the city Mrs Shaw was
the recent meetings auxiliary National Med
ANY BENNETT and DR. and MRS. BUTLER Adding to their
c collection were Mrs Ruth Nose Mrs Agatha Lowe and Mrs
Harris they beautiful imported spoons while PLAYING
bridge at the meeting with Mrs. Butler
ROBERT AND ANITA WILLIAMS are AT HOME in a new
Is ea because Of the death Of her father MATTE HARRIS
went shopping in New York City.
IT'S THANKS TO public from the Inierraca Com
MUMMY League Tor the generous response given 10 its offering
& 5 SOLL IN recital The sum Of sl?sooo Melted
ed Tor The comfort and patients of Parksd Hospital
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-23
Roland Hayes
Thrills With
Golden Voice
BY FRED HART WILLIAMS

Roland HAYES golden voice ap.
pears % mellow with his age and
tenure is one of America $ great
cst and most uniorgettable ten
or
The famous artist whose voice
has charmed thousands Of music
lorts the world over, was heard
ia concert ~ Hartford Avenue
Baptist Chuych last Sunday.
lie again proved that he is ca
pable of entertaining as . concert
cIt'st
Accompanied by Reginald
Roardman on efficient and who'll
rs adequate pianist and musician,
~ Hayes performance rates
With the best concerts Of the sea-
SON
Among the compositions sung
py Mr. Hayes were some OF his
own arrangements. W h h
brought forth from the audience,
prolonged applause.
or the latter were Good
News IAN American folk song.
lie also sang The BETRAYAL" and
Sweet Chariot The latter. un-
accompanied. and Mr. Browns ar
ranecment of Every Time Feel
cie Spirit"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-23

Dr. and Mrs Jack Mardiberg. T..
A. Wolfe NunieS Barrow, Rev
Jonathan s. Danes, Benjamin
Boyce. Sally f. Caltrell, Nose
Hawkins. Mr.. and Mrs Ralph
Daniels. Roberta l.. Barrow, MI
and Mrs. John J. GiddenS, Mi
and Mrs. Allen,
Miss Jean English. Mi and
Mrs Joseph w Williams. Mr..
and Mrs. David J. Whitfield.
Miss Yea Vanderburg. Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Wisdom. Oliver Lee
Grone. Henry Battle. MI and
Mrs. David Singer. Rev and Mrs
Charles Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. r L.
Weefe. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Baker. Mrs Felix McBroom. Dr.
and Mrs. Haley Bell Mr. and
Mrs Benjamin Varies. MI and
Mrs. Louis Hennessy. Buenya
Goodson. William Smith. Geneva
Smite, Roberta Mcclure. Glen
Caldwell. Mr.. and Mrs. George
White. Mrs. lola Williams and
MI. and Mrs. Suggs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-23
Children Feted
With Fun, Songs,
Tokens by Club

The children who are inmates
at the Maybury Sanitarium were
entertained by the members OF
the American Beauty Social and
Art Club recently. II was the
tenth annual visit of the club
to the hospital.
Each child received a basket
filled with candy, dyed eggs, and
little toys to delight their
hearts.
The music for the occasion
was rendered by Benny Slmp-
sons Four Naturals, who ans
wered the youthful requests with
beautiful songs. Mrs Nellie Wal
ker also sang for the children.
She is a member OF the club.
This project is only one of
the many charitable ventures of
the club. They also assist per-
sons who are in need of food
and clothing at other holidays
during the year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-23
St. Antoine YMCA,
Scout Executives
Praise Tribune

The Detroit TRIBUNE this
week received letters OF thanks
from two of the city's leading
organizations for aid in publiciz-
ing their Programs and activi-
ties during the last year.
One letter came from the
Metropolitan Girl Scouts of De-
troit. 1t said: For all girl scouts,
young and adult OF Detroit, We
wish 10 thank you for your CO.
operation during the last year.
The second letter came from
the ST. Antoine YMCA. Quote:
We wish to thank you for the
part which you played in max
ing our 23rd anniversary pro-
gram an enjoyable occasion.
The staff ana committeeman
OF the Detroit YMCA, especially
the St. Antoine branch. are
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-23
Marracci Temple
Coronation Ball
Set for June II

June n has been set as tho
date for the Coronation Ball Sc
leCting the winner OF the SECOND
annual bathing beauty contest
sponsored by the Marraccl Tenn
pie No. IS. Prince Hall Aiiiliauon
Shriners
Al that time tho young lady
TO be crowned Ms, Maraccl
Will be chosen and second and
third pfizc Winners also.
The contest Is now al iAll
height Applicants are flooding
IN from an over the state Of
Michigan as well a. Detroit.
Competition promises 90 bc even
keener than last veai when
over 100 girls competed Tor me
grand prize
simultaneously Shrnets are
holding bathing beauty contests
an over the country The WIN
ners from each state Will al go
10 St. LOUIS where the rational
Shrine Convention IS beng held
IN August and compete io The
title ol Miss Shrnedom
The cont, s a charitable pro.
jcct with proceeds being donated
TO cancer and tuberculosis re-
search
Clubs and CARNATIONS arc
being invited 20 enter 2 cons
tcstsnt IN the affair There is
no cost 10 entering eHll
All girls between the ages ~
rs and 80 are invited 10 file
their entries N1th the Bathing
Beauty Committee at 4l6 3. War.
ron. Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-23

deeply appreciative of the con
tributlons you are making to
help us build a Christian society
and World Wide Fellowship
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-23
KMb Korner
GUESTS At Ell sINo CLUB

GUESTS At Ell SINO CLUB
The members of several clubs
attended a gala cocktail party on
Sunday at the Club Eli Slno.
Among them were the Las
Verita Bridge Club, Louise
Green. president Les Jullette
Club. Hazel Williams, president;
Women's Worthwhile Club, Ed
ma Clark, president; the Club
Fourteenth, Mrs. S. B. Young,
president; and the Silver Slip
per Club, Mrs. r. Berry, presi-
dent.
Each Of the prexys presented
the fashionably dressed members
of her group.
BROWN DUcHESSES
The members of the Brown
Duchess Club gave their first
party at the home of Mrs. Edith
Clark. 1922 Stanwood Court re-
Gently. Members OF the club are
Mrs. Bernice Hudson, president;
Mrs. Helen Grimes. vice preSi-
dent: Mrs. Edith Clark. Secre-
tary. Mrs. Effle Colley, treasurer,
Mrs. Bernice King and Mrs. Mil
dred DokeS
ATHA STUDY CLUB
HostesseS at bridge and
whist party on Saturday night,
April "a. will be the members
of the Atha Study Club. The
party will be given at the
James Europe Post, 4545 West
Warren.
The group includes Jessie
Burns, Mary Raines, Sue Dodds,
Lillian Slam, Alice Carter, Ada
Brady, Ruth Jackson. Mary Gar
vim. Viola Wright Teresa Ste
phenson, Vera Sadler. Iowa
Moore. Lillian Fletcher. Mrs.
Walker. Helen Chensue and Te-
resa Kinq.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-23

They shall fold their tents
IKE The Arabs and silently steal
away That's what tho
KapPas did this week, or at least
II seemed that way; they were
So qulct about their provincial
meeting held here in Detroit.
An interesting porgram was
gwen Sunday afternoon at the
Kappa kaStle. and the Silhou-
cites. Kappa Wives took over
Wednesday night and entertained
at 2 lovely party.
Thursday saw the winding up
81 ne Music Educators National
Conference.
General sessions and headquar-
tcrs for the gathering was at
Masonic Temple. Hotels in the
city were filled. We were repre-
scented IN practically all OF the
pi Programs put on, including the
ballet and the radio appear
enccs, Some OF those attending
Nom al over the nation were
MSS GussYe A. DickeY. and Miss
hma l.. Brown from the A. NJ.
sn0 y College. Pine Bluff. Ark.
mss Zenobia Martin. Sherman
school Mrs. Helen Creere. Har-
yet Beccher Stowe Junior Col
SSe both Of Cincinnati; J. Har-
Vio Montague. director of music
gina State College, Peters
hurg Va, John F. Carter. Annis-
loh, Ala, and music department
e The University of Michigan:
mss MeShine. Trinidad. B. w. l.,
VINO ~ present is a scholarship
..tudent al the University o
Toronto. Canada, and ElmIra
HsYdel. Of New Orleans.
while in the musical vein.
rpcclal commentator is due
gTorris Jean Berry. contralto and
Tommy Flanagan. piano stylist
LOT 'helr superb performance at
@ iccent informal musicale put
on by the Detroit Music Guild
d. Baldwin Recital Hall, Ferry
at Woodward.
Friday nights should have more
hourS. All crowded up into this
one Is the Phi Delta Spring For.
maj; Mary Ann Clemens Musical
nan presentation, "PasserS By"
s aha the Omega Psi Phi banquet.
(which was only tentative at this
wiring however).
The Herbert Bates Of Harmon
avenue are entertaining a house
SVcst Verilie Morrison. from
iuInnto, Canada. this weekend.
Miss Lillian johnson OF Ann
nloor was down for some of the
music festivities, and dropped
20 70 say hello to old friends
" the TRIBUNE office, where
s ~. was formerly connected 50
many years.
nnSgMoHs- to- BE- CHECKED
DEPARTMENT.
heV say that a certain under
''hef known as hard pay"
s't4ally engaged in fisticulfs
M',h q creditor the other day. N
" y true, tSk, tsk!
CONGRATULATIONS are still pour
g m on the TR1BUNE's new
po.cy OF publishing two papers
= week. The news was carried
w TWO OF the dailies and over
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-23

Judge Rainey. who IS prcsi-
dent Of the Philadelphia branch
of the NAACP, was in town
to speak at the Henry A. Wallace
meeting al Olivet Baptist Church
SUNDAY.
Spring flowers decorated the
Fleets reception hall, and dining
room Guests enjoyed a turkey
dinner, with punch and hors
d'oervreS being served afterwards.
Assisting Mrs. Fleets as hostess
and pouring punch were the
Misses Frances Price. Esther
Cooper. Matte Woodson. Fran
ces Saylor and lrma Henderson.
GUESTS
Among the guests present were
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-23
WOLVERINE DENTAL AUXILIARY
SAYS THANKS AT SMALL DANCE

The WOLVERINE Dental Society and
saying Thank you assisted them
national which here last August
They honored their citizens committee with small inoma
dancing party at the Urban League Friday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-23


Van Mosely and his combine
furnished the music as punch and
canapes were continuously Serv-
ed. Mrs. Haley Bell made Strik-
ing picture IN green satin as she
greeted the guests and had them
sign the register
OUTSTANDING ENSEMBLES
Among the dancers for the eve
ming were several ensembles that
mcrited mention. Thelma Bran
in grey. with green kid crossed
ankle strap shoes, and matching
bag. presented a striking picture
set off by her original chapeau
of grey. swathed in green-dotted
yelling, with flowers OF the same
shades dead front and center.
Iris Cox took all eyes in her
black satin, ballerina Length
frock. with low cut decolletage.
A black bow perched back of
her clustered curls gave her a
very pert look as she danced by
with husband, DR.. Wendell Cox.
Lydia Johnson was sophisticat-
ed in a full-skirted brown bal
leria styled skirt. with bodice
trimmed in a wide band Of gold
sequins outlining the low-cut
neckline.