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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1948-03-13
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
Va ri e t y
THE SPICE OF LIFE"
BY ceeiIle

Fellow Greeks and friends TANNED the Kappa Kaste
SatrdaN night after having received bids to for
Baked Bean and Wiener Night" Kappa Alpha Psi furn-
Shed the food piping hot beans, weners and stacks of
brown bread while convilaty reigned Polemarch Joseph
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
SCHOOL IS OUT, THE,
SCHOOLMARMS SHOUT.

And the teaching and admins
trative stailS all DER the city got
tocethcr on Friday dining and
picnlcking out The Ebony Room
Room PLAYED host 70 the Alger
and Iligglnbotham Schools.
Extra currlcula guests causing
quite a Juror among the ladies
were Charles Nllon. who holds a
teaching fellowship in the Depart
ment of English at Wisconsin
University. The brilliant Mr.. Nj
Ion is a candidate for his doctor
ates degree and IS the nephew
and houScgueSt OF DR.. James
Brewer while in the city.
Dr. and Mrs. Brewer entertain
cd at coffee hour in Mr.. Nllon 5
honor on Sunday at their home on
oath street.
Among the schoolmarms pres
cnt were:
Aretas Blanev Ethel Brewer,
Gertrude SpenSer, Matte Camp,
Bertha Bethel, Marjorie May. Blu
MIA Williams. Jessie Carter, Mar
ian Coleman
Talented John Lewis provided
the Incidental music.
Saturday evlnccd still more
shouting. Several teachers took
families and all out to Major and
Mrs. Roy Mortons summer home
at Midwest where Mrs. Morton
played hostess TO a group Of her
teacher sorors Of the Phi Delta
Kappa Sorority.
Poro School Of Cosmetoloey
graduated its students par usual
in excellcncy with elaborate eX-
ercises at the Lucy Thurman WV
CA. Mrs. Annie NJ Malone Jour
MED over from Chicago to hand
out the diplomas.
Even the little tots are rejolc-
ing that school is out. Peter Pan
Nursery had rs big "to-do' on
Sunday with our Mrs. Beulah T..
Whitby bestowinG the diplomas.
Beulah by the way has just re-
Gently been appointed 10 an exc
cutive committee Office Of the Ma
tional Council Of Negro Women
by DR.. Mary NJ Bethune She
was named chairman Of Human
Relations Committee OF the Coun-
Gil in Washington.
OF course the shouts that were
being heard around the world
were those gushed forth by the
Joe Louis fans on Friday night,
when he hung up his gloves so
trlumphantly.
Schoolmarm Nunius Barrow,
Joe's sister, was IN New York on
the scene for the doinGs Mrs.
Barrow, Joe's mother, remained
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
INSTALLATION

Fiighllght OF the morning came
when the group installed Off
GERS for the ensuing year. TAX
ing the oath Of office admins
tered by Beulah Whitby were
Fannctto Norris and Vantella
Lane. reelected as basileus and
anti-baSllcus; Evelyn Anderson,
grammatcus. Annette Burwcll.
epistoleus; Fannie Rodgers, ia
miochus; Marie Reed. hodegus;
Eveylen McGruder. paprhamen-
tartan: and Cornell Drum, re-
porter. The Health Committee
Will be headed bv Maribodine
Robinson. and the non-partiSan
committee by Evelyn MonJoy.
SCHOLARSHIP
or interest 10 the many Sotors
present was the announcement
Of the scholarship awards tor
tins year. First award went TO
Carol Shaw. daughter of Mrs,
Harvey Shaw, one of the char
ter members Of Alpha Rho One
"a Chapter and first honor stu
dent from Pcrshing High School.
Other awards were Eddie Coul-
ter OF Northern High School.
Loretta Patterson. Commerce
High School. Stcphanie Wilson
Pcrshine High School and an
award based not on scholarship
alone, but all-around Characters
tics and ambition to Bertha
Sheppard, Miller High School.
GUESTS
Among the many Sorors at
tending were several from other
cities. Sadie Long, Charleston.
S. c.; Mildred Evans, Knoxville,
Tenn; Mildred Pace. Cleveland,
Ohio. Juanita Hayes, Toledo,
Ohio; Loretta Patterson Nash
Vile. Tenn Patricia Herbert
Louisville. Ky; Marionotte Lee.
Cleveland. Ohio: Anne Reed, ST
Louis. Mo; Kathleen Hooket
Washington, d. c.; Dixie Step
Gary, Ind; Leila Chisholm.
Washington, D. c.; Dixie Steo-
hens. Savannah, Ga; Frankyc
Sheppard, Galveston, TIE xas
Gloria Whitaker, ST. Louis, Mo
Willie Brown. Louisville. Ky:
Effie Dessni, Saulsberry, N. c.,
and others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03

Young Eddie Swan. Little Low
ell and Alice Baker. Beth Thomp-
son and Lynn SYpert were the
guests at the junior dinner party
Frances Owen held for her neph-
CIV. Jerry Fields on his birthday.
She had already fcted his class
mates with ice cream and cake
during the school day, at Samp-
son, and the dinner party was the
climax OF his natal date
He and his little sister, Frances,
have gone back to their home,
which leaves certain lady a lit
tie lonely after pinchhitilng for
Mommy so long.
It's an autumn Wedding that
is being planned Tor Fannie Ev-
elYn Green and Leonard Trout
man. Her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Thomas j. Green OF RoSedale
Court announced her engage
ment this week. Miss Green has
done work at Wayne University
and is a graduate of Meharry
Medical College Mr. Iroutman
Is graduate OF Waync Univer-
Sity. holder of Delta Sigma Rho
National Honorary Key. and
member Of Kappa Alpha Psi
Fraternity He is connected with
the liomtramck Department of
Social Welfare.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Jones Viii
leave Saturday morning Tor
Springfield. Ohio, 10 spend the
holiday with relatives.
Other members OF the family
making the trip 10 Springfield
for then annual Fourth-of-July
family reunion include Mr. and
Mrs. j. I. Gillian. 2727 Chene,
Mr. and Mrs William Jones,
1874 Madison avenue. and Mr.
and MIS- Tommy Gillian, 1873
West Grand Blvd
The Joncses and Glllams will
return 10 the CITY Tuesday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
CONGRATULATIONS
AND ORCHIDS

Yep. and Jeanette WEIGH
Brown wore three orchids Mon
day noon at the testimonial given
her BY the Detroit Association Of
Womens Clubs
Mrs. Brown left the city Mon
DAY TO return 10 Washington
where she will meet that hand
some husband OF hers. Milton
Brown and set sail for his home M
New York and Bear Mountain for
Fourth of July spree
Congratulations galore 10 our
hat modistc Laura Carr who has
announced her intentions 10 mid
die aisle II with John Stewart
It's congratulations 10 the star
Of the House Of Beauty too the
entire personnel OF which were
signed over 100 percent as men-
bers Of the local NAACP Not on
~ are they opponents Of beauty
but of social reform, too
Mrs. Sarah Stewart Executive
Secretary Of our YWCA, had 70
turn reservations away o or tho
week END when she took a party
Of adults up to Camp Norcom for
dinner and all the rest that our
camp affords Twas over half
hundred that participated
II was orchids and champagne
Astounding in abundance at the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
Juniors Parade
For Hundreds at
annual Venture

The tenth annual presentation
az Juniors on Parade vas Civ
IN on last Thursday night June
"a az the Art Institute with
Nh, La Claire Knox as director.
once again the talented children
~ many Of Detroits families
thrilled hundreds as they n
ierpreted IN dancing and dra-
matics an adaptation Of Broken
Pride
The play. a fantasy ~ medic
yal or GIN permitted ample OPP
por,uniiy for the hundred young
sters e. interpret court scenes,
the intrigue accompanying ro-
nance. and Other scenes Of JOY
and merry making, Beautiful
Costumes and setting further en-
HANGED the perform ance
Portravnn the stellar roles
wce Carrie Lou Wilson as the
Princess who was quite hard %
please and Reginald Cook vas
the Prince Who MAS adept N
solving Tho problem Of his
hapchiv ladv-lovc
Othct Youngsters appearing N
speaking roles were Carol Nixon.
! Barbara Crane Shaulyn Smith.
I CarolNn Fauchc Dorothy Nick-
crs Sh -lev Smith Beulah Nen-
able Harriet Jackson jeanne
/ Jackson. Sandra and Andra Dues,
! Sandra and Andra Smith Jean
I Graham. Blanche Ralnes. Da-
vcpc Ross Alv1 LOVING Arthur
/ Crane KlrNland L3rhiscy ard
/ Frederick GrIg by
Catching tho fancy ~ the su-
/ dience were INC dancing dolls
4 Clad n charming costumes the
I little three ~ 're vcar olds
i ravo~ird 70 rhvthns plavei hv
! accompanies Mrs Margaret Mat
thews Dudley IN tbc dance we're
! Audrey Roslev Annena Cope
lard. June Odcll. Alexis DuNal
/ Ansora White Anionetic Hol-
I lev Elton Marie Jones Chris
J tire wilson Carhss Sheffield,
( Fldora STEPHENS EVELYN Wash
nctoH Pamela Loving and
I Dame White
The next age group showing
\ Unusual development In toe ar
| tlstrv danced les Secret Mlr-
I lenc Greer Tynctts and Kar-
( lotta Nelson Carmen Wilkes.
( Geraldine tdars Jacouehne Nc
( Clendon Barbara Howard. Bar
hara Jeffrics Carol Robinson.
/ Kav Darder Yvonne Raines. and
! Patricia Crane
The minucf dance featured
| Dorothy Stanton Saul Leonard,
| Nlrlene Grcer. Tynetta Nelson,
| Carlotta Nelson Sterling Smith,
Dianne Ross. Murlene Bishop,
Ilene and Freddie Robinson.
| ShCha Higgins. Christine Wilson.
Emmett Cunningham. ana Pa
| tricia Walker
Dancing az the court scene as
the royal maidens were the older
| students o. the Knox dancing
classes In the sequence were
Shirley Mack the Dues TWINS.
Delvln Cathcart. Cora Palmer
| Harriet snd Joann Jackson. Lor-
ralne Glover Kai Nixon, Martha
and Marilyn Sanders. Rosetta
Morris Linda Underwood Shar-
! ilyn Smith. Elaine Duke. Car
olvn Scott Gloria Robinson. Eva
Altman and Margaret White
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03

First 10 arrive at the scene
were the diligent committee
members to see that everything
was in order, including the sew
eral corSages and gifts which
were presented TO officers during
the morning hours. In this group
were co-chairmen Mabel Halle
and Thclma Hollis, and assist
ants Rubyc Bradley, Edna john
son. Laura Davis. and Clemen-
tine Phillips. They appropriately
named the affair Gaps. Rings.
and Diapers as they honored
graduates. new brides. and the
arrival of lads and lassies in the
homes of other sorors.
HoNoREEs
Graduates. who had received
bachelor and Masters degrees
during the year were Bertha
Billingsley. Barbara G rdon,
Cleatus Collins. Amalita Hat
cher, Betty Hodo, Louise Jack
son. Alice Jones. Dorothy XII
patrick, Vivian WEIGH, Mayme
WEIGH. Helen Woodland, Laura
Kate Campbell Freddie Bradley,
Evelyn Pace Hawkins, and Fan
nette Norris.
Among the new brides hon
orcd were Lillian Rutherford
Butler Gladys Cleage Evans.
Mildred McFall Curtis. kathc-
rine Weiss Routt. Irma Keyes
Greene. Evelyn Suhlette Ander-
son. Odessa Gillian Adams
and a special tribute 10 Ethel
simon who is celebrating her
twenty-ffth wedding annivers-
airy
New mothers honored were
Roberta Greenidgc Hughes, Clo-
tcle Martin, Georgia Adams, Mu-
ricl Simmons Shelton. Beatrice
Gillian, Elsie Wartman, Ollie
Mcfarland and Margaret Dud-
ley.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03

hardbills. placards, Pro-
grams Invitations. all types of
printing done in our Job work
apartment - Detroit THI-
s1oNE' 2l4s 81. Antoine. CT
lsz4.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03

r,.ioen himself. was on hand TO
',oicome the guests, and others
,o,ted enjoying the Funniest
go AT Pelham and wife. Dor
y. Fred Hart Williams. Victor
u;eks Eddie Carson and Jean;
rJdie Frank Jones and Eleanor;
clotsele Page; DR.. Harold Draw
lev and T. Marie SHARKS Robert.
.on, fucker Holmes; MIR. and Mrs.
Edward Savage. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rassett Jones. Weniz Perkins. the
DeBro sisters. Lorraine Mutt. Ra-
ebel and Tommie Nance. and
erov Young, of course, and scor-
q al others.
Pete Casey was a popular man
vhen ne walked into the Kappa
Ks>,lc Saturday night Reason
nmnbcr one being the guest he
brought with hlm--his cousin,
Mary Lou Usher. from South Ca
feHna. She IS a sister TO Eloise
Usher whom many already know
Tall beautiful, and attention at
tractine Mary Lou kept Pete
busy With ntroductionS. She Viii
be a guest IN the Motor City for
the sgmmcr.
DeirotCs arc still arriving
from 'he fight. Among those
caught IN me late transportation
sm but fnally making il home
were W. T. Johnson. Sunnie Will
son, Edward Baker. Theresa Hen
derson. VaS also among the NUM-
BE- taking IN tho big fight Ditto
Willis Ward Freddie GuinYard.
al eoul,c. and scores Of others
Mr.. and Mrs. SigsbY Raymond
drove No l,om New Orleans 10
see ihc on graduate in DENTS
IL, from Mchary, and daughter
Betty become Mrs. Powell. They
,hcn drove on 10 Detroit TO spend
while with daughter and son-n-
lar Gloaa and Peter Whitaker
and ltllc granddaughter Gloria
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
TRAVELOGUE

Lots Of lovely guest, are Goat
ing around from hiher and won
As tho houseRuests 81 d. and
Mrs. Bill Postles are Nj and Mrs
Heron Shelton az s. Paul MINI
They came over and drove tho
Postlcs ~ wedding versary
IN Adrian
Our Catherine Carter Black
well IS back with as 10 stay again
Mrs Blackwell daughter of our
Burell Carriers has Joined her
husband here. D.. George Black
wcll.
The heauteou> and charming
Fisk UNIVERSITY Mav Queen Of
this wear is n our midst As the
houscguost ~ he aunt Mrs Pete
Casey Tire lovely mss IS Mary
Lou Usher
Many Of our Fourth Estater'
have been doing quite BIT Of
travelling these past fcw DAYS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03

lail party on laSt Sunday.
M SG0ns was quite charn-
laI b rs print with white
backgrounds and a floral design
N yW1 l0rs. She wore ac-
onts q. silver and an orchid
cog,aCe
Cath ae about her, just as
they dli 81 the beautiful we'd
eng ceremony years ago were
nel charming attendants, Mrs.
'hupy Bradley sister and matron
q homo ana bridesmaids, Mrs.
Agnes Johns Swan, Mrs. Bern
acme Bake Tears. Mrs. Lucy
Moltnam Jones. and Mrs, Mary
Minor Roberts For this occasion
mey also wore very stunning
afternoon dresses IN exotic prints
ehl colSagcs of gardenias.
me serving table was eX-
Qaisleiv appointed with dresden
ligwlpes holding arrangements
q summer flowers. Silver can
oIes and a punch bowl filled
WIN an orange blossom beverage
completed the picture. Several
arrangements of gladioli and
Saapdragons and bridal greens
ier'her enhanced the setting in
PWe spacious Simons home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
Out-ot- To70nerS
Are Guests At
Garden Party

Mr. and Mrs Elwood Carey
of Chicago. Illinois, were the
guests Of honor at an informal
garden party on last FRIDAY
night az the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. John Bell of Begole street.
The affair was held q the very
beautifully handicapped garden
of the Bell home which was
lighted by scores Of colored
bulbs suspended from the trees
and shrubs surrounding inc
ward.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
Hobart Sin10nS Celebrate
SiIver Wedding Day With
Informal Cocktail Party

The dates June 27, 1923-l94S, printed in silver on
DAINTY napkins with the names Ethel and Hobart nscrib
cd told the story of twenty-five years of matrmony forthe
Hobart Smons 300 f. Philadelphia. In celebration of the
occasion the members of the original bridal party and
Of friends spent pleasant hours informal cock
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
Alpha Kappa Alpha SororS
Honor Members at Annual
Early Morning Breakfast

cayalcade Of filled with smartly dressed maids
and maronS wendell its way the Detroit River via
tunnel and bridge, to attend the annual early morning
breakfast given on last Sunday morning by Alpha Rho
Omega Chapter of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority This
year the event held at the Emwood Hotel McDouga
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
HITS of BANTERINO
By...BOBBl
Oh b ! 7

al home with her car glued 20 The
radio listening TO the goIngs on
She was hankcd on one side BY
the Free Press Reporter and on
tho other by dynamic Luther
webb Of the Detroit TRIBUNE.
The cutest thing ever was that
during the whole business Mrs,
Barrow said not nary WORD r.
but al rs finish said She, Wen,
guess l can 60 put on my New
Look now.
Evening star., 1948-10-17

SIS S.
Adams
Original Apple
''It's yours for $4,000" The
Museum of Natural History gets
the worlds wackiest letters .
ToNcREssAEN don't get all the funny letters.
~ Many of them are directed to museum curatos
Just take peek in the mailbox of the American
Museum of Natural History in New York:
Too Bites. 81 have the original apple with
which Eve tempted Adam. 1t had two bites
taken out Of it, and the rest petrifed. win
sell it for $50, ,00O.''
Flood Voter. I'm writing you about this 1887
food water as have two quarts of it left and it is just
as perfect it the day got it. will take $3.50
per quart for il"
Buried Treasure. ''Would you mind sending me
some d.ta concerning undiscovered treasure In
the Central American mountains? If possible,
kindly let me know its general location"
Stone Face. MY husband is petri6ed. He has been
buried three years, and recently we found the body
has turned to stone If your museum does not want
this interesting specimen, shall sell him as phos-
phate. As he was unknd to me in life, I should like
to turn him into cash"
Wife Wanted. 81 will pay you 800 IL you will
find me q wife. She must have $l0, coo cash.
am q temperance man. l will join your muse
um, also the wife may be from l6 to 60 years Of
age. have $3.50 in 5 hanks - they closed.
1 carry $4,000 insurance.
School Da.e. Il am a high-school student and as
reptiles part of my studies would appreciate it
very much if you will send me the Curator of Fossil
Reptiles"
Vacation Plan. ssPlease let me know the name
of the scientist who wanted "a young couple
to 60 to q deserted island and stay for five
years nude.'' -M0DA R0DER
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-05-28
MRS. EMMA ]. FALL

MRS. Emma J. Fall, one of
the city's eldest residents, passed
away in Magruder hospital Monday
after a lingering illness. Born in
Ottawa County, December 8, 1868,
Emma Fall was "a years, five mon
tbs and l6 days of age at the time
of her death.
The widow of Edwin H. Fall,
Mrs. Fall hal lived in this city
throughout her life. She was active
in Trinity Methodist church affairs.
Surviving are three daughters,
Mrs. Clara Luchsinger, and Mrs.
Mable Quisho, Port Clinton, and
Mrs. Florence Osborn Rittman:
four sons, Arthur E. Fall, Bay Viii
age, David Fall, Oak Harbor, Ed
win and Harry Fall, Port Clinton;
13 grandchildren, and nine great
grandchildren, and one sister, Mrs.
Anna Roth, Erie Beach.
Funeral services will be held at
two o'clock this Friday afternoon in
the Gerner and Wolf funeral home
the Rev. William Miller, pastor OF
Trinity Methodist church, officiat.
ing. Burial will be in Lakeviev
cemetery.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-05-28
MRS. EMMA KUHLMAN

Mrs. Emma Kuhlman, of Lake
side, wife of the late Edward C.
kuhlman, died Sunday in Magru-
der hospital, following a long ill
ness.
She was born in Monongahela,
Penna., November 80, 1880, a
daughter of James and Eleanor
Yohe, and was 6S years, five
months and % days of age at the
time Of her death. She was a
member of the Lakeside M. E.
church the DeLery Portage Chap
ter D. A. R., and the w. r. C.
Funeral services were held here
Monday afternoon from the Nei-
decker funeral home, the Rev
Riggs and Rev. Waelde officiating,
The body was taken to Mononga-
hela for burial. A brother and
several nieces and nephews sur
yiye,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-05-28
% Church News %
PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
Fourth and Monroe Streets
Rev. Z. II. Engel, Pastor

Worship, May 80, Sunday after
Trinity, at 10:15 a. m. Sunday
school for all age groups at 8
assm.
Michigan District Convention,
Tuesday through Thursday, June
to 3, st. Petri's, Toledo.
Craft Club, Wednesday, June 2,
Millie Branum, hostess.
Ladies' Aid, Thursday, 2 p. M,
June 3, at the parish hall; Mil
lies Branum and Emma Hamann,
hostesses.
Ottawa County Lutheran Bro
tkerhood, 8 p. M, Thursday,
June 3, st. Johns, Oak Harbor.
Junior Hi League picnic, Fri
day, June a, at water works
park.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-05-28
DEATHS
MRS. MARY E. wHETSTONE

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
E. milestone, wife of Clyde Whet-
stone, who died Sunday in Magru-
der hospital, were held Wednesday
afternoon from the Gerner and
Wolf funeral home, the Rev. Orr
A. Jaynes officiating. Burial was
in Riverview cemetery.
Mrs. Milestone was born in
Coldwater, Ohio, February 81, 1885
and was 63 years, two months and
26 days of age at the time of her
death, She was a member of the
Eastern Star and Rebekah lodges,
the Bataan Clan and was active in
the Service Women's club and U.
S. o. work here during the war
years. Her husband survives.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1948-05-28
MRS. MINNIE BARFIELD

Funeral services will be held
this Friday afternoon in Grand
Chain, ILL.,, for Mrs. Minnie Bar
field, 68, who died Sunday in her
home at Stop 80 in Portage town
ship. The Rev. A. G. Johnson
will officiate at the services to be
held from the First Missionary
Baptist church in Grand Chain and
burial will be in that city. The
J. A. Neidecker Co. was in
charge of arrangements here.
Mrs. Barfeld was the wife of
the late Romles Barfield. She is
survived by four sons Joe, of
Karnak, ILL.,; William, of Madison,
Ill.,; Thomas of Port Clinton;
and Earl of Villa Ridge, H.; 26
grandchildren and 20 great-grand-
children.
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