The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-09-21

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woman who always remembers
others, and never forgets her.
SELF Say, gals keep US
with the Y. w. G. A.. S fall and
winter program :. Don t know
who has the sweetest perso-
Multiplicity johnson of this
paper or Jessie Mae Beavers
of the L. A. Sentinel by the
time a man collects experience
enough to understand women
he's so old he doesn't have oc-
casion to use itl' All you
swell people from New Orleans
= / visited your city awhile
back, and really fell in love
with the place. Letter on
my desk from my campus
daughter" = Sylvia Deal in
dee Gee = they are having
some of our Seattle weather
= petite Sylvia will be attend
ing Howard U this year.
Proud of Mrs. Edith Sampson,
Chicago lawyer, to be nomi-
mated by President Truman to
join the American delegation
to the United Nations General
Assembly meeting this month.
Don't forget to drop those
guys and gals out at Finland a
a card or letter = you don't
know how it feels to be away
from contact with your old
gang please don't forget
them. Say you know mis-
takes will happen : that s
why they put erasers on pen
ell. - Vivian Mead's lovli-
ness is too good for common
people" to gaze upon. She's
the kind of girl you want your
kid brother to marry. The
kind your sister is; and the
kind your mother was. :.
Song still tops on my list =
an really easy listening =
"Deep Purple. From a
recent interview with some of
our record shops Il Need You
Sop = Ivory Joe Hunter is
the hit platter with my
readers this week : thanks to
Little Record Mart" = "Mu-
sic Box Rays Record
Shop" Understand down
Southern California way, Oscar
Mack Lollie, discovered by the
: L. A. Stars theatrical editor,
j. T. Gibson, is Arthur Lee
Simpkin's closest rival = we
\ wish loads of luck to the hand
' some young radio = television
t sing-sensational star. Don I
forget to remember to send
| or phone in all of your inn
| portant happenings bout town,
" Be what your friends think
! you are; avoid being what
! your enemies say you are. Go
right forward and be happy. -
Sorry to hear about
Richard Johnson, nephew of
! the Kennteh Stovalls, being
wounded in Korea. Seattle
: University senior Miss Dolores
Smith, just back in town from
; a vacation in the Windy
City" The Leonard Gay
! tens had date with that long
legged bird. Carl Fried
burg's student, Edith Mary
Bowen, and DR.. Cooper dau-
) ghter, Joyce, are doing New
York up big -.
Guela Humes working at library
at the U. of Washington-Has-
kell keeps busy with the police
force. :. Surprise party was in
honor of Imelda Gordan, given
by her friends. And as the say
ing goes, "a good time was had
by air. Imelda is attending
the Dental-Nursing school in
San Francisco Kenneth
Stovall's Senior Choir at "The
Mount Zion Baptist Church"
presented wonderful choral
concert of sacred music the
other night. Marie 10 Taylor's
rendition of "Polonaise in E
Flat" by Chopin was magnif-
icent = | agree with Rev. F.
Benjamin Davis that he has one
of the finest choral groups in
the Pacific Northwest :.
Architect and Mrs. Paul Will
liams are anxiously awaiting
the visit from Sir Stork which
will make them proud grand
parents for a second time.
Daughter Marilyn and her
handsome Ebert Hudson will
be the exuberant parents
tS@ long for NOW to all the
-Ndnderful people = YOII-my
/ raadarc And with +ba+ ro