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Smyrna times., 1953-09-03
IL ent EHOme DOings
BY: Charlotte L. Swanson. Home Demonstration Agent

o'clock, in the Houston Fire Hall,
the Houston Club will be hostess to
the Happy Homemakers Club. the
Laws Club, and the Merrymakers
Club.
The Frabiers Club will be hostess
at 2 o'clock Tuesday, September 22
at the Viola Community Hall. The
guests that afternoon will be the
Chestnut Grove Club, the Viola
Club. and the Oak Grove Club.
Wednesday, September 20, at 2
o'clock, the Andrewsville Club will
be hostess to the Pennington Club
and the Todd's Club, at Todd's
Community Hall.
The Kenton Club will be hostess
Friday, September 25, at 2 o'clock
in the basement of the Methodist
Church in Kenton. The Clayton
Club. the Busy Homemakers Club,
and the Smyrna Club will be the
guests.
Tuesday, September 20, at 8
o'clock, the st. Jones Club will be
hostess in the Little Greek Fire
Hall, with the Hartly Club, the
Club, and the Leipsic
Club as guests.
Plan to come to the meeting for
which your club is scheduled. You
will meet new friends and ehjoy
he meeting.
Smyrna times., 1953-09-03
Insect Control Advised
For Farm Stored Wheat

With large supplies of Delaware
wheat in farm storage this year
much of it in temporary storage
care should be taken to keep it
free of insects. That's the sugges-
tion of DR.. Louis A. Stearns, head
of the department of entomology
at at University of Delaware.
Insects in farm stored wheat
cost American farmers millions of
dollars every year." DR.. Stearns
Smyrna times., 1953-09-03
Trench Silos Limited in Use,
Extension Engineer Reports

Trench silos are not recommend
ed for permanent storage on most
Delaware farms due to a lack of
proper location. However, they are
satisfactory as temporary silos for
excess roughage, suggests Byron
Bondurant, engineer for the Della
ware Agricultural Extension Ser
Smyrna times., 1953-09-03

County will be
meeting togeth-
er in groups,
with one club as
the hostess to
two or three
other clubs.
"The Family
w o r k 8 and
Plays Togeth-
er" is the topic
Smyrna times., 1953-09-03

During the month of September,
Home Demonstration Clubs in Kent
Smyrna times., 1953-09-03

versity of Delaware, Newark, Del
aware.
Evening star., 1953-10-18

A LOT OF TIME has been spent
Npreporing for the Navy Relief
Boil this year. The one for officers
will be given Friday evening and the
enlisted mems Saturday, both in the
Navy Sail Loft.
This annual event, sponsored by
the District Of Columbia Auxiliary Of
the Navy Relief Society, adds money
to the fund used to aid officers and
enlisted men, as we'll as their de-
Pendents, in times of need.
Decorations for this years ball,
the theme Of which is For Away
Places, we're planned and executed
by Mrs. Harvey F. Humphreys and
her committee.
Mrs. Charles S. Thomas, wife Of
the Assistant Secretary of Defense,
is chairman for the ball, one Of the
hiehIiehts of which will be the floor
show, being produced by Marine
Corps Capt. Ernest FronkeI.
Arizona sun., 1953-07-31

Phoenix Urban League and Mrs
Salisbury were guests.
Members and other guests pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. William
Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wilson, Mrs. Ethel r. Wilson; Miss
Ruth w. Robbins, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
ton Thomas, Mrs. Robert Banks,
Mrs. Matte Carson, Mrs. Maude
Weems, Mrs. Aubrey Aldridge, Mr..
and Mrs. Erceline Hardy, 1t. and
Mrs. Curtis Rock, Mrs. L. Butler
Nelson, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln
Ragsdale.
The Guild, under the leadership
of Miss Arlene Seneca, met
throughout the summer and has
completed a very interesting pro-
gram for the coming year.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Aubrey Aldridge,
1926 East Jefferson, Friday eveI
ming, September 18. The Guild
membership is open to all women
interesting in improving race rela-
tions in Phoenix.
Arizona sun., 1953-07-31
Texans Visit
Levi A. Aliens

Mr.. and Mrs. Levi A. Allen of
1890 East. jefferson Street were
hosts recently to relatives - Mr..
and Mrs. Sherwood Allen, and Mr..
and Mrs. Monnie Duncan also
Mrs. Lucille Autry, all Of San An
tonic, Texas.
The quintet was honored last
Thursday by the Aliens at dinner,
which included on the menu, Tur-
key, string beans, cranberry sauce,
hot rolls, and baked apples. The
lace covered table held a center
piece of pink and white oleanders.
Rev. L. M. Britten was also a
guest.
The Texans were also extended
courtesies by Mrs. E. E. Moore of
1885 E. Broadway and Mrs. Othel-
la Campbell of 4425 21 Street,
Arizona sun., 1953-07-31
Visit Grand Canyon

The Clarence Crosby family
spent several days last week at the
site of the most majestic and color
full valley in the world-the Grand
Canyon. Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby and
their two small children, Mickey
and Fern, after four days of awe
inspiring observations while cover
ing the entire South Rim, west to
east, eros ed the Suspension
Bridge, and returned home via the
Painted Desert, Flagstaff and
along the Oak Creek Canyon.
Arizona sun., 1953-07-31
The Edwards Entertain
American Friends

Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Edwards in
vited several guests to their lovely
home on North 21st Avenue, last
Friday evening, to meet and chat
with members of the American
Friends Society team.
Members of the team are Elmira
Layague from the Philippine Is
lands, graduate of Occidental
College in LA; Elizabeth Butler,
Washington Junior at Whitmore
College, Walla Walla, Wash;
Doorthy Dillon, Roanoke, Va, jun
ior at Tuskeegee, Alabama; Cleo
Woodward, Prairie View, Texas,
student in social work, Prairie
View College; Paul Seaver, Penn.
Junior at Havaford, Philadelphia;
Lon Work, Los Angeles, attends
LA. City College; Don Battu, Los
Angeles Sophomore at Occidental
College; Soti Liori, Greece, gradu-
ate of Manchester University, St.
Paul; and Mr.. and Mrs Howard
Russell activity directors for the
group.
The team, one of ten Institution
al Service Units in the United
States, is currently working at the
state hospital, and is the first ISU
unit to serve in Arizona. The
american Friend Service Commit
tee is a social action arm of the
Quaker group. They also main
tain several overseas work camps.
The hostess served a luscious
midsummer luncheon, buffet style.
Arizona sun., 1953-07-31
CoIorfuI Queens
Rites To Dazzle
NBCL Conference

LOS ANGELES, (NPB) - The
scyntilating Coronation Ball and
Banquet, an outstanding social
demonstration during the Nation
al Beauty Culturists League, Inc,
convention, will be slightly altered
this year. Instead of the banquet
honor extended to Cordelia Greene
Johnson, president of the league,
the honor will be bestowed upon
heads of thirty-four queens. The
change was requested by Mrs.
Greene. r 81
The number, thirt v 0 ur,
matches the number, of conventions
held by the league since its incep-
ton. All former Coronation BAN
quets have been the social high
flight of the year, wherever the con-
vention has been held. This years
convention in Los Angeles, is slated
to eclipse al others in sheer splen-
dor.
A long to be remembered spec
facle in beauty and pageantry is
predicted whent he colorful rites
calling for the entry, parade and
presentation .of the thirty-four
queens gets underway. Other in
teresting features of this sparkling
event will be thep resentation of
the new sorority oft he local NBCL
chapter.
The Convention and Institute of
Cosmetology opens with cosme-
tology clinic on August 3rd through
the 7th, and the convention proper
will open on August 9th and con-
tinue through the 18th.
Convention headquarters will be
at Bergs Park Manor, $40 South
Western Avenue. Executive head
quarters will be in the Watkins
hotel, 2O22 West Adams Boulevard.
Arizona sun., 1953-07-31
Urban League Guild
EntertainS American
Friends

+ The Phoenix Urban League
Guild, an interracial group of wom-
en- interested in promoting the
program of the local Urban League,
were hosts to the American
Friends team which is currently
working at the State Hospital. A
delicious pot luck supper was
served in the patio of the spacious
home of Mrs. William Robinson,
2153 East Violet Drive.
/ 1.-The Friends team" which is
interracial, experienced once more
the friendly atmosphere of Phoe-
mix, last Saturday evening, and
seem impressed with the manner
in which Phoenicians have opened
their homes to them. They stated
that this was one of the city's great
assets.
Members of the team are: Eudo-
ra and Howard Russell, Los Ans
Eexss; Wofh, Ios I5<'llS Angeles. vseW
Sorti Luari, Greece; Dorothy Dill
Ion, Virginia; Don Battu, Los An
geles; Paul Seaver tPhilbdelphA;
and Elizabeth Butler, Wal1a Walla,
Washington. Mr.. Russell is in
charge of the activities of the
team.
I DR.. Clarence G. Salisbury, Di-
rector, Arizona State Department
sf Health and president of the
Arizona sun., 1953-07-31
Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Morgan and
son motored to Flagstaff. on last
Saturday to attend the Paradise
State Board meeting of the Bap-
tist Church. After the meeting,
they drove to Las Vegas, Nevada,
to spend "a weekend with relatives.
Rev. and Mrs. D. Clark and chill
dren, ]. Neaomi, ysDegene sJr., land
Parthenia will also be : northward
bound, next week, for three or four
weeks of cooling off. They will at.
tend a convocation in Pocatella,
Idaho, and if time will allow will
abound in the scenic beauty of Yel-
lowstone National Park. Rev. Clark
pastor of the Church of God in
Christ, No. 2, is Overseer in the
state of Idaho.
Mr.. Lloyd Dickey, principal of
Booker T. Washington School, re-
turned to the city Tuesday from
Los Angeles where he has been
vacationing, with his family, for
the past two weeks Mrs. Dickey,.
Duquesne, Dudley and Robert how
ever, are stretching their vacation
period and will remain in the Cali
fornia city for several more weeks
1t was a Observation-Disclosures
boy for Mr. and Mrs. N. c.. Mitchell
Jr. He was born on July IS, at Me-
mortal Hospital. The newcomer
will be known as N. c.. the third.
Mrs. Mervina Brooks, cousin of
Mrs. Charles N. Patterson, was a
weekend visitor in our city Mrs.
Brooks is nurse in the General
Hospital of Kansas City, Missouri.
She is visiting relatives and friends
in Phoenix and on the West Coast.
Loyal Lady Ruth Franklin ap-
pointed several committees to
serve for the remainder of the
year, at last weeks meeting of the
Golden Circle. The Circle continues
to meet even though many of its
members are away vacationing.
Three Phoenicians boarded a bus
over three weeks ago for Detroit,
Michigan, and upon arrival there
purchased new 1858 Buick just
off the assembly. line. Mr.. and Mrs.
G. B., Swain and daughter Laverne,
of 1921 E. Adams Street, placed
their shiny new parcel on the road
and nosed it in the direction of
New York. From New York, their
route led to Niagara Falls Cana
da, Chicago, Oklahoma and Texas.
Till B. Tom, of San Francisco,
concessionaire for hotels, night
clubs and Greyhound Bus Company
on the West Coast, is in the city
for few days on business.
We are glad to learn that Mrs.
Gretchen Vann of East Monroe
Street, is up and doing again after
several weeks of illness which kept
her confined to her home.
Arizona sun., 1953-07-31
Jottings On Your
: SOCIAL and CLUB AFFAIRS
Coll your into the office before
Wednesday 5 PM = Phone Al 3-3o82
VoguetteS Meet

After a short business meeting,
Tuesday night, at the home of Mrs.
Audrey Barker of 2501 East Ta-
marisk, the Voguettes presented
member iSybil Perkins a wedding
present. The lovely gift was lazy
susan and was presented by presi-
dent, Nettie Warner. The hostess
served delicious barbecue chicken
dinner.
Next regular melting will be at
the home of Mrs. Rosie Dishroom,
1925 E. Washington.
-Nettie Warner, reporting
Arizona sun., 1953-07-31
PHOTOGRAPHS
for the
Homemoker

Sodas may be whipped up in a
very short time by mixing a scoop
of vanilla ice cream and frozen
fruit in tall glass and filling the
glass with soda water.
Arizona sun., 1953-07-31

A piece of apple in a brown
sugar jar will keep the sugar from
drying out and Jumping.
Arizona sun., 1953-07-31

In 1899, the average factory en1-
ployee worked IL minutes to buy
a quart of milk. Now he works
only nine minutes.
Arizona sun., 1953-07-31

sULTRY SONGSTRESS-New Workers offer vacationers whs
coming the Big Town Of the top singers In snow
business who thrills diversion seek
who frequent Greenw<A Village
She also appeared In Buffalo, N. Y. and in Wash
ngton work has attracted the praise of leading
hang rising newcomer In the enter
tainment field.
Evening star., 1953-05-06
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i, Around Us" Salutes--

Days
Your scribe has need of an arplane these days
myself with many engagements and the time out.
church The occasion Race Relations day. We are
grateful to audience full of warmth, the usher board
pa Wright president) and the pastor (Rev. Colins for
fine reception, Tis the interest prayers, and praises
like this that keep US "climbn' Jacobs ladder every
goes higher and higher"
dress for the chapters of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority
wesley Chapel AlE church). The theme of the obserV
as Equal Rights Equal Responsibility. Other par
on the program included Joyce Montgomery tnvoca-
Aene Waugh Oliver recognition of founders) Gamma
napier Founders day hymn Rose M. Reed Gntroduc-
me lShs (Dr, and Mrs. G. w. S. at 1000 Scott with
Hour The sorors enjoyed the pleasant fellowship
ourselves The sorors of Beta Pi Omega and Gamma
Nap'efS were happy to have some of the of Del
0nega and Alpha Rho chapters observe the day with
S truly recalls Chat is as task as the day had been
O%,rle pembroke, Lillian Mazque, Mae Shepherd Cas-
' GuSSye Dckie Ivie Foster and Doris Foster (moth-
uausher sorors), Della Phpps, ct al
e0F H. we IN Barbara Hicks, j. j. F. and Right
1 y" Jourhed to the McRae santorum an institution
H s ds monument to Hugh A. Browne (M. d. :
wv, 'oi} IL was indeed pleasure to speak on Negro
1 ~ III the chapel there. By the way, after eleven
ave e'entaIy field was happy to recall the by
, eH It was my task to serve as a classroom in
:" uS SUBJECT After the chapel hour we were guests
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h You Forget r,.,,.o., 1000. Co..
feopa which was the Roman festival of publication
ID shortest month, claims several special days and
a! Of birthdays of famous men, Saint Valentines day
nDe hrhday and Washingons birthday are widely OBJ
FaH oher important days and weeks include Edison
yea pace relations day. Richard Allen day, National Ne
raa,' - week Boy Scout week, Brotherhood week
ms na, Area Girl Scout Council
b,,o area girl scout council held its annual meeting
,hs ago at the Joseph Taylor Robinson exhibition
G yarins troops of the had excellent crafts
.sbv exhibit" The highght of the program was the
" srbat Freedom May Grow" directed by Mr. and Mrs
h owen KLRA) Mrs. Myrtle Williams Capital Hill di-
GROUP of Negro girl scouts in chorus Their rem
med an excellent background for the pageant Troop
nmbar) Mrs Anita Williams Qeader), depicted the
concentrating. The girls gave illustration of pre-
far tea to be given in honor of their members.
t hand demonstration given by troop 218 Carver
Nth Little Rock) Mrs S. NJ Poole Qeader). These
s we're well trained and received great applause from
kce Congratulations to the administrative staff (Bes
k,J and Clohilde Bush) for excellent years work
nase is due the troop leaders who find time in their
nngram to take the leadership training and to
&c leaders special commentator to the leaders on the
[r Washington faculty Leila HILL Martha Patterson
Finn and Dora Kicks.
n Around Us" Salutes-
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Phone Us Your News - 2-5938

The East End Garden club held
It's regular meeting at the home
OF Mrs, Myrtle Williams, 8O5 An
person st The house was beau
utully. decorated with flowers of
the season. The meeting was very
interesting, Mrs. M. ]. Garrett was
the guest, She was presented with
a beautiful pot flower from Mrs
Elizabeth Davis and the club
members were presented with cut
lungs from Mrs, Davis, also. The
hostess served a lovely repast
The project of the year will be
to exchange plants. The next
meeting will be at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs, Clifton Wilson, 7O5
Reichardt st. Mrs. E. Burton. pres
ident; Mrs. A. Cunningham, re-
porter.
The ]. NJ Draper circle met last
week. The next meeting will be
at 500 E. 10th. All members are
urged to be present. Mrs. Matte
Williams is chairman and Mrs.
Leona Douthard is reporter.
The Athletic Boosters club of
Dunbar high school will meet at
the home of Mrs. Irene Smith,
3l0l Pulaski, Sunday at 400 D. m.
The basketball tournament will
begin Friday evening at 7:45. Mrs.
Barbara Greer, reporter.
Chapter Lucky Is sponsored its
annual hair style show Friday
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OF the Brownies Norma and Hugh) dinner o. such de.
helou food baked pheasant dressing ce) tomato salad
with Watecress and the heart of palm petite peas with shrimp
and mushrooms n'everyhing nice
Alpha Kappa Mu Meeting
The Alpha Kappa Mu meeting held on the campus of
Am&N college, February IL, II, 10 Theresa Birch Wilkins
uep OF Ed addressed the convention Friday Since r.
home to Theresa she enjoyed days with her mother
and dad (e Mcane Brches George David Wherefore uni
Fefsy attended the meeting While Little was en-
ertaned by the Browns Freeda and c. franklin David
past grand poemarch of Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity and
is member of the Boule Friends who greeted David here
were the j. B. Woods H. A. Powell j. " Jordan R. Booker
Sadye thompson, J. D. Scott Mildred Anderson the S
lshes NJ Barbara Hicks Oba White Jackie Shropshire and
GWendoyn Floyd
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Texas with cocktail party last
Friday night, i'll her home. Other
guests who heipeu to make TINS
an enjoyable occasion We're, Mr.
and Mrs Silas Webb CulAns, Mrs.
Juanita Walls, Mrs. Loualiee War
ren, Miss Clara Young, Med CuI-
Inns, Frederick Ransom, DR.. @.
K, Lewis, j. ana Arthur Russell.
Murray Powell, a Dunbar hi grad
uat of '43 class visited frienus ana
relatives last week, he resides in
New York.
Ia MOdernaircs met Friday eve
ming with Mrs. Parletha Bryant
as hostess. After the business ses-
sion, delicious repast was serV-
ed. The next meeting will be at
the home of the PRECEDENT, Mrs.
Alice Miller. Miss Realler Scog-
gins, reporter.
The Members of Emmanuel Bapt.
church are sponsoring a Martha
Washington Tea Sun, at the wv
CA. Hours are from to p. m.
Rev. E. c, Dyer, pastor; Mrs, A.
Hinkle, chairman.
A 7 pound. ounce daughter was
born to the Suttons, AIS So, Ma
pie, February 10. She has been
given the name, Julia Celestine.
Parents are julius and Sammie
Mae Sutton.
Bethel Beacon club met at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hen
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The Jones hi Dragons defeated
North East hi school in Kansas
City, Kansas, So 80. February 7,
February II, Conway co. training
school was defeated So 80 by the
mighty Dragons at the gym here
The Dragons and Dragonettes will
play in the 9th district tournament
at the Dunbar gym Friday and
Saturday The Dragons were de-
feated Al 40 by the Langston
team in Hot Springs, February
10.
The Charmetts met at the home of
Miss Rutha Moultry last week
A delicious repaSt was served by
the hostess. Plans for a house
party were completed Mrs, Dor
othy G. Bergman formerly of
this city, now residing in Los
Angeles, was guest. The next
meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. Emma Williams, TIT Beech
street. Mrs. E. Holloway, president
and Miss F. Lewis, reporter.
Johnnie J. Randolph Of the U. S.
Navy is in the city visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Ran
dolph, 100 E. 10th.
Sgt George Hendrix is in the
city on leave from Camp Chaffee
before being assigned from over
seas.
The Chatter club met last week
at the home of Mrs. Mamie
Brooks, 700 Vine. After a brief
business session several games of
whist We're played. Guests were
Mrs. Erma Scott, who won first
prize and Mrs. Mary Fields and
Mrs. Gladys Simmons. The hos
tess served a delicious repaSt.
The members exchanged secret
pal gifts. The club will meet next
with Mrs. Earnice Collins, 800
Hazel. Mrs. Mable Allen, presi-
dent, Mrs. Claudia Ellis, reporter.
The Dads club of Hillside met
at the home of Mr. and Mrs w
M Stephens. The following Of
ficers were elected w M Ste
phens, president; Joe Mich, vice
presidents; Davis Bush, secretary;
]. Yarbough, assistant secretary;
Earnest Davidson, treasurer and
Cleaster Parke, sgt at arms,
The MIR Usher Union held its
monthly meeting Sunday at Trim
ity Grove Baptist church. Amount
raised $12924. The next business
meeting will be March a at Pill
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dersen, Two Out OF town guests
were present, Miss Arnold an4
MIS-. fitzpatrick. New Officers
We're elected Tor the year as lo4-
lows: Mrs, Matte Bell, president,
Mrs, T. Lee, vice president, MIS-,
Edward Duncan, secretary, Mrs.
Ruby Nelson, assistant secretary
Mrs. Matte Henderson, treasurer;
Mrs. Irene Davis, chaplain; Mrs.
Clara Shaw. reporter A tasty re-
past was served
Mrs. AiIean Poole. 1914 w. lith
street, and her daughter, Mrs. AL
herta p Jackson of Chicago, have
recovered from a recent attack
of flu Many of their friends re-
membered them while they were
i'll, Mr.. jackson is here on a visit
with her mother.
The Sasankra club met at the
home of Mrs. Joyce Dunn. After
the business session a delicious
repast was served by the hostess.
Three games of whist were play
ed. The next meeting will be at
the home of Mrs. Earlene Fowler.
Mrs Alice Lupo. president; Mrs,
Earlene Fowler, reporter,
The National Council OF Me-
gro Women Will Meet Sunday
at Emmanuel Baptist Church
on Chester between 8th & 9th
streets, at 500 p. m.
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held at A. w. Young YMCA Feb.
-, al o p. m. A prlze VIII be CIV
en- to the group with the best
spiritual harmony. the contest is
sponsored by the Sacred Five and
otner local talent.
Gilbert Bailey and his sister, Ru-
by hearney of Chicago are IN the
city visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Bailey,
Mr.. and Mrs, Richard Bailey, ir.
OF Los Angeles are in the city be-
cause of illness of their father.
Richard Bailey.
Rev. Bobbie Webster, young
minister and student of Dunbar
junior college, preached his see
ond sermon, February 10 at King
Solomon Baptist church.
Girl scout troop If7 of King Sol
ONION Baptist church dined with
the boy scouts OF pack lat in
banquet given at the Missouri Pa
cific boosters hall last week. The
banquet was sponsored by Angus
ia Mitchell. Mrs, Ruby BOXES is
leader.
The Civic League, No. 6 will
sponsor a George Washington Tea,
Sunday at the A, w. Young YIN
CA from to p. m. Jas. Wright
Is president, Mrs. Jewel Bonner is