The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1950-08-10
TICKER TAPE

Hi there, you all-gee, but It's
been a long time since we picked
up on our ole tickering tape, kinda
missed you too, so with a little
bit of persuasion from our many
do gooder friends we decided we
would continue to drop in a few
lines on watts been happening :.
We've got plenty of news to use,
but we thought it would be best
to let by cones be by gonesE
to let by cones remain by-gones
and just struggle to keep up with
the present goings-on.
I don't think there was ever
greater delusion than that held
by the many so-called pre-informed
persons on tie recent international
Queens Contest. Seemingly, every
one had their own private source of
info, $50 they claimed) who had
supposedly given them the dope
However, everyone was met with
the same surprising but delightful
winner, Miss Willie Lee Miller. AS
they say in the game of golf the
follow through is the most basic
and valuable asset of the game.
So it is with the Forthcoming
International Carnival. The fol-
low-through has to be regarded
as a vital part of the whole job.
Here's hoping Mis- Miller and her
princess will simply sparkle in the
| limelight -. It's true
summer is as summer does,
and some-a the folks we know
are certainly doing it UP right.
Received a note from Dolores
Smith who is now vacationing
in Chicago, she certainly has been
enjoying a wonderful time thus
far, and no doubt the climax will
be just as enjoyable. "a
Gordon McHenry too, decided to
to take rest and watch the clouds
roll by, SO he ups and planed into
Little Ole New York this past
Saturday Speaking of trips,
we have all types, received word
from Vincent Lynch that he's taxi
ing a peek at the Korean situation
via the Mrchant Marines, he al
ways a politician at heart. We hear
too that Dave Tatum is shipping
yes, cute little Miss Jewel Smith
out these days, yessir, the stu
alton is getting critical We'll,
at what's happening on land, All,
that takes care of the Sea and
the Always, but now for look
took little jaunt over to Spokane,
and I wonder if she got chance
to see the handsome Mr.. Cliff Jones
but isn't that a silly question :.
a few nights ago we passed the
newly opened Ice cream drive-in
at 18th and Jackson and who do
you think we glimpsed? None
other than Bob Curl, playing it
cool in the ice cream parlor. Can't
you hear him now asking, And
how do you want your cream,
hot or cold?' With Lionel
Hampton in town Saturday, need
we mention good time was had
by all. And just about this time
many of our prominent Seattle
ties were paying tribute to their
birthdays. Namely, Bruce Rowell
who was favored with many lovely
gifts, Irene Wells who celebrated
with a gay birthday party at
Ter home, Frank Fair who cele-
brated and was still able to go to
work that very evening. Then
along about Sunday evening Zen
obia Williams was gleefully cel-
ebrating her youth up at the Elks
Club Sunday evening also
found the Gems, a group of lovely
young ladies rapidly approaching
the hall of fame, lavishily enter
tanning their many guests at the
home of Peggy johnson. A gist
of the menu included a case of
spirits and indeed, a case of cham
payne and a delicious steak for
each guest. Need we go on Those
charming members responsible
for this gala evening are: Isabel
Smith, Clara Mae Winston, Peggy
Johnson, Claudine Winston, Myr-
tie Seay, Margie Williams, and
Evelyn Washington At this
time we would like to mention
that poor Jason Gayle is laid up
with tiny cold, however, he said
he would rather be laid up with
=. Oh my, l almost told you, but
if you know Jason, you know
what he meant 5. Seattle is now
playing host to glamorous Mary
Jones of Vancouver, B. c. who
has just popped in for few days,
but / know she will have swell