Arizona sun., 1950-02-24
THE VALLEY SOCIAL WF1IRL
By r. THOMASENA MARSHALL
Phone 3-7573
Phone 3-7573

many, many more very interesting
people all of whom we wish we
could name. Musical selections
rendered by Lula Gentry her ex-
cellent accompanist and Dan jack
son, coupled with inspirational
oratory and a brilliant collection
of lovely people will make the re-
ception an historically encircled
date on the calendar of Valley So
cial Events.
Mrs. Amanda Lyons reports that
the Evening Star Club in a Febru-
ary meeting with Mrs. Ollie Saun-
ers, was served complete and de-
licious dinner and afterwards en-
gagged in a session of artistic needle
work. This group, through its
president, Estelle Ingram, and Sec
retary, Dolores Evans, extends
thanks to those who helped to
make their recent sale of chicken
dinners, at the Civic Welfare Cen
| ter, successful one.
We humbly apologize to the
Zetas for being three weeks pre-
mature in our announcement of
their public programs which are
scheduled for March S.
Notes cultural include the an
nouncement received from the art
department of Carver High School
of the opening of the annual re-
gional Scholastic Art Exhibit at
Phoenix College Gymnasium Sun
day, February 26, at 2:30. The
public is invited to this showing in
which Carver students are well
represented. The Civic Drama
Festival by popular demand is pre-
senting an additional performance
of "Waiting for Lefty" Saturday
evening, at $3.50 in the Playhouse
at 3535 East Mcdowell Road. Mrs.
Cora Griffin reminded us of the
Founders Day program of the
Roosevelt Ward P.T.A. held last
Sunday at the Julian School.
Though we were unable to person
ally cover the event we were in
formed that the music selections
were splendid and the affair an
elegant one.
Just before deadline social notes
delivered to us reveal that Mess
DANES L. A. Ford and Tiny Bishop
were hostesses at a fancy tea given
in honor of Mesdames Rose Brown
and Bertha Dotson of Detroit, who
are visiting their sister, Mrs. Ezra
Crawford. Snapshots of the high
spots of entertainment were made
and the guests had an enjoyable
afternoon. The list of those pres
ent includes Mesdames Eunice Dod-
son, Matte Johnson, Bertha Shell
ton, Goodwin, Lewis, Gladys Dur
ham, Martha billiard, j. r. Minor,
Corbin, Laurena Warren, Fredonia
Davies, Juanita O'Neil, F. M. Ben
son, and Misses Viola Walker, Isa-
bella City and Cecil Hewitt.
In an Expression of Brother
hood" ten civic welfare organiZa-
tions joined their efforts and pre-
sented a public program in the
Phoenix College auditorium on
Wednesday evening at 8:15. At
tendance was good and we saw
many friends in the audience. Fol-
lowing the program there was a
social hour during which refresh
ments were served. Among those
whom we saw slipping coffee were
the Lincoln Ragsdales, Mesdames
Matte Hackett and L. B. Nelson,
DR.. R. B. Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. Err
celine Hardy, Miss Nc Fraddie Rob-
inson, Mr.. Robert Frazier and Will
liam Corbin, Miss C. Smith and Mr..
Eugene K. Jones.
Visitors from Gary, Mrs. Leota
Semmes, music teacher in the
Roosevelt School of that city and
Mrs. Corrinne Jones entertained,
at breakfast in their winter home
on East Broadway, another citizen
of the Indiana metropolis, Mrs.
Lula Sheppard, who has been in
California and is enroute to Okla
homa, and Mrs. La Verne Murray
of our own Roosevelt School. DR..
and Mrs. Walter Murray had the
party as dinner guests in their
home.
Until next week we will be TAX
ing notes for you and you and all
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