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HAUGHVILLE NEWS

(By LELAND WHITNEY, BE. 0854-M)

Eli« Thon-pson our sensational heavyweight and . golden gloves champion has turned professional. His first fight In the pro rank will be against Salvatore Ruggirello, an Italian who is one of Joe Louis’ ■pareing partners, about the middle of Jun£. Good luck to you. Elza' and In the mean time, try to gfet me a rompllmentary pass. The musical recital presented by the Cecilian School of Music at Ca Id Well Chapel om Tuesday, June 8. wfia quite a success. Those taking part were Lola Haywood. Hanna Payne. Madge Martin, Sarah HayWood. Naomi Holder, Eloise Mitchell, Mary Lou Haywood, Martha Holder, and Hazel Scott. Mrs. C. C. Phillips is founder and president of the school. There Is a newcomer in our community in the person of Louis Jones. Mr. Jones hails from Popular Bluff, Missouri, and is a recent gradnate of the Popular Bluff High school. He was outstanding in athletics and won recognition as a guard in basketball in the allSouthern conference. His new resident will pe with his father, Luke Jones of 1025 North Belmont St. Haughvllle was well represented at the twelfth annual convention of the Indiana State association of Negro Musicians which met in Terre Haute last week. The following, who are members of the Cosniopolitan School of Music and the Cosmopolitan Music Study Club, attended the conference: Mrs.

Zetta Edwards. Mrs. Eva Bohanon. Beatt ice Rowlett. Lora Edwards. | Mrs. Ruth Whitney,- Mattie Louise Jones and Dorothy Sweatt. Last Sunday was men’s dav at Caldwell Chapel. Under the direc-. tion of James Jones, a special pro ! gram was arranged for the occasion. At an earlier date women’s day was celebrated at the church. The purpose of these events was to learn which group would raise the most money for the church. James Straiten, a former resi-' dent of Haughville, was married j last Saturday' to a charming lass who is employed at the A. P. Wasson & Co. Her name later. Three lads in our community, students of Attucks High school, have been very outstanding in school activities. Robert Louis Davis. Jackie Ealy and Sonny Benson are members of the glee club and boys’ chorus at Attucks. You have heard them on many occasions in recent weeks. These boys are also members of the A dapella Choir. I had t:ie opportunity or inspecting one of our neighborhood’s most beautiful yards Sunday, that of Mr.; and Mrs. Robert Grant at Eleventh | street and Sheffield avenue. The skillful arrangement of pretty flowers and shubbery offset by an attractive fish pond and bird bath m&de this yard a baautiful one indeed. Sherman - Polly receives credit for this splendid job of yard beautification.

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FIRE MARSHAL GIVES JULY 4 SAFETY HINTS

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Scores of Hoosier children could be saved from injury during

Fourth of July celebration if state] ta^d the“cl U b. PrizesTM^ Willie

TWELVE SPORTSMEN The club met at the club room, 444 W. North street. Plans were made for a party to be given at a later date. James Denny was guest.

CARIOCA GIRLS

Mrs. Mary Belie Williams enter

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regulations goveirning fireworks would be observed, State Fire Mar-

shal Clem Smith said.

As a part of Governor M. Clifford Townsend's safety program, Mr. Smith ordered merchants selling fireworks to post state regular tions in their stores. These regu-

lations follow:

1. Fireworks displays shall be signed to eliminate danger of ex-

Mae Jones, Mrs. Lena Schexnyder, Mrs. May Belle Davis. The clul* was entertained June 11 by Mrs. Helen Richardson in N. Arsenal avenue. Prizes: Mrs. Retta Wii Urns, Mrs. Willie Mae Roundtree, Mrs. Mary Bell Gardner. BELLS OF TWELVE The club met Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Emma John son, 523 Patterson street. All mem

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LOVELL and LOLLERS expo-| Harlem Playgirls, and, according | will get a thrill of a lifetime when

plosion. Sun rays shining through l>er8 were present. Prizes: Mrs. glass windows have caused fire- Orean Jones, Mrs. Flossie Herron, works to explode. . j «nd Mrs. Hopkins. 2. No fireworks may be displayed ROSEORETTES BRIDGE or sold In any street, sidewalk,' Due to the illness of Miss Opal alley, vacant lot or closer than 25 Neal the club was entertained by feet to a public highway. | Mrs. Marie Rollins, 1515 N. Senate

3. Dealers must keep fireworks avenue.

in non-inflammable containers if PROGRESSIVE ART the original shipping cases are op- The club will meet at the home ened before June 19. ! of Mrs. Mary Vinson, 741 W. 20t ; i 4. Retail sales shall be limited street, June 24. Ail members are from July 1 to July 6. urged to be present. 5. Fireworks must not be sold HAPPY GO LUCKY TWELVE to children under 12 years. | The club was entertained at SOW <5. Fireworks cannot be sold ex- Blake street. Apt. 3, with Mrs.

Th n ( » t J to Matthew Dickerson, sepia dance this team comes to Walker Casino p, ,0( ^ e< * or j'Khted at any filling sta- Josephine Coruthers. \ ixitors :

They have thrilled thousands wherever they appeared with The

promoter, Naptown dance lovers next week.

tion or place where inflammable Mrs. Ethel Bostic, Coffie Maye, and

KINGS

HEATRICAL

(By FRANKLYN FRANK for ANP)

SOUTHSIDE NEWS

liquids are handled or stored. Articles banned by state law include victory globe 'tyash salute, globe flash salute, marble flash sa-

Girl’s softball team did not show up at the Meickle St. Playground

last Thursday, and for the game ,ut . e - cherry flash salute, KO flash

scheduled for last Monday !!!

MCINTYRE MUFFS ONE CHICAGO, June 17.—Maybe you didn’t notice it. but O. O. Mein t>re, the usually accurate white columnist, muffed one last week. Speaking of Bill Robinson, world’s No. 1 tap dancer. McIntyre wrote: “Bill Robinson, the deservedly popular Bo jangles of Harlem, can neither read nor write. When he appears as a guest star on the radio the studio warns script writers not to change his dialogue or cues because he has already memorized them from the script reading. He has an uncanny memory and after lines are read to him twice he never forgets. "While he is not sensitive to friends knowing of the educational luck for which he was not to blame, he doesn’t care to have his studio audiences know, and always appears before the microphone with script in hand. His mentor is Jesuit Owens, the sprinter, whom be admires greatly because of his college education. Owens reads and n hearses the stuff with him.” When Bojangles made a personal appearance on the local Palace the atre stage, a white fan who had read this comment approached the dancer and asked him if he could write well enough to autograph a book. “Of course.” Bill replied, slightly irritated. The fan hastily explained he had seen McIntyre’s article and handed a clipping to Bojangdes. After reading it. the dancer told the white man, “If you

! want to make yourself some money, just bet anybody the opposite of what this story says.” Robinson was exasperated by the column, because he does read and write although he might not be I able to. qualify as a college profes- , sor in the field. All of which shows you. again that you have to depena upon your own papers for the truth about your race.

ATTEND SUNDAY SCHOOL CONGRESS: Mrs. Ada Gilbert, supenntender! ot the Cradle Roll department of the South Calvary Sunday school has returned from Cincinnati, where she attended the Sunday sehool congress which convened last week.

CHICAGO’S CONGO

OPEN DAY & N’GHT BIRDW ELL'S , CHICKEN SHACK 557 VV. 25th St. TA. 5957 NEWLY DECORATED AND ENLARGED Delivery Service At All Hours Chicken Dinners Chicken Sandwiches Make Reservations For Your Clubs and Parties

The section is most thoroughly •fight-conscious, and if you are planning on being in town for the Louis-Braddock bout, you can take your choice of a wide variety of entertainment. What you spend depends on where vou eo. ' of course ;;ie new Grand Terrace, which has moved its opening date from June 15 to Thursday night, is the most expensive spot and carries the most extravagant show. It will probably have far more-white patrons than colored, and Ada Brown is the star. The Grand Terrace is just about a half mile from Coiniskey Dark, site of the battle. Costing less and not quite so pro tensious are Skoller’s Swingland with Clarence Black’s orchestra and Sammy Dyer’s revue beadling Ross and McClain, dancers, and Mae Alix, erstwhile queen of the splits . . . Pops Lewis, one of the few sepia night club owners here, | has his Platinum Lounge in the I basement of the Vincennes Hotel. I Jimmy Noone and band are the big I attraction. There is no floor show but several individual entertainers. Both Swingland and the Lounge have minimum charges hut

Miss Willa Thomas and her fa ther. Rev. S. S. Thomas, pastor of the Gethsemaue Baptist church, were in Cincinnati, last week attending the National Baptist Sunday school congress. Miss Thomas will remain in the city for three weeks visiting her cousin, Mrs. Hstell Spaulding of Maderia, Ohio.

Miss Stella Devine, Mrs, Hazel Dodson, Henry Lindsey, and Herbert Bryant spent Sunday in Cincinnati, where they attended the National Baptist Sunday school congress.

HOLIDAY VISITORS: Mrs. Coeany Boyd and her sister, Mrs. Almeda Allen of Pleasant S». spent the holiday at Glendale, Ohio.

church held its regular meeting at the church Thursday night. Piaus were made for a social which will be held June lb. at the home of Mrs. Ora Lee Pruitt. The feature of the evening will be a “cake cut ting". PROMOTION DAY PROGRAM: The South Calvary Baptist Sunday school will present the following promotion day program Sunday morning: Mrs. Clara Sailewill present a sand box deinonstra. tion portraying the life of JesirChrist; Miss Stella Devine will tell the story of “Christ and Little Children’’; Primary stories will by I old by Mrs. Ellen Salisbury and Mrs. Lottie Martin. Miss Do< ia Tuggle and Mrs. Archy Dozier will give Junior Stories. The Sunday school orchestra will render two sc*lections. Mrs. Emma Lilian! will give the Intermediate address. The Theme is "What Youth Owes Its Christ”. (Alternate, Herbert Bryant) Certificates will lie given to those present who have been promoted by Mrs. Hazel Dodson, chairman of the program.

LA VOUZE LA VA VERE J>a Vouze La Va Yere met at the

home of Mrs. Clementine Warfied.

222i» Pleasant street. Plans were made for a Jaek-O-Lantern party to lie given at the home of Mrs. Mary Richardson, 222U Lexington avenue, June 44. Mrs. Effie. Crawford. president. Send your news to 1002 S. Senate, or phone Dr. 0813 and ask for Mrs. Lester Craig.

Harry Stewart.

CASSANDRA BRIDGE

Mrs. Sarah Allen in Indianap oils avenue entertained the club. Prizes: Mrs. Lottie .McAdoo, Mrs.

salute, OK flash salute, radio sa > Ruby McDaniles, and Mrs. Sarah

lute, auto burglar alarm (all Allen,

makes), glitter craz, whistling VOGUETTES BRIDGE whizzer, whistling fire top, whist- 1 The club met at the home of Mrs. ling tornado, whistling cyclone, ! ' ivian Smith, 323 W. 26th street, whistling storm king, spit devil, Plans will he discussed for the sun of a gun, devil on the wall, 0, club’s debute, at the next meeting 1. and 2 white snakes (poisonous),! at the home of Mrs. Geneva John-

hot air paper balloons (all sizes), 8on -

or article of equal force, power or, WOGHLEMUTE

poisonous nature. Mr. Smith urged that law enforcement officers be notified of any violation of the regulations.

CHICK WEBB, ELLA FITZGERALD, HARLEM “SWINGSTERS" WILL PLAY AT TOMLINSON HALL, JUNE 25

Mrs. Carrie Kelini spent the holiday in St. Louis with her sister.

CLUB PLANS SOCIAL

PERSONALS:

Aaron Johnson of Maple Nt.

has

i returned from Greenville. Tenn., ! after having visited his sister for

The Fa-Ho-Cha club of Bethesda I lwo weeks

are not so expensive as the race.

OLD HICKORY WOOD r BAR-B-Q PORK—BEEF RIB—LAMB Open All Night 323 Wesl Michigan St. “CHAPPIE” DUNBAR, Prop.

The Annex Cafe, closest spot to the loop, has reopened after spending a reputed. $10,000 for redecorarion. Jack Ellis has the band and the revue headlines Letbia Hill torch singer, and Bobby Chapman, warbling emcee. No cover or min imum charge and prices reasonable. The Club De Lisa is consistent ly the most popular of Congo mazda marts. It has I>el Bright's hand and Earl Partello’s revue features Tom TO.v Powell's Hi-De-Ho Boys and Del Bertha Ijee, the near-nude dancer. Spend what you like here . . . If you care for female imper senators, then drop into the Cabin Inn which features this type of entertainment plus the music of Bob Tinsley’s band. Prices moderate. Other dine and dance spots with individual entertainment but no bi^ revues are the 33rd Street Cafe, Tile Top Tavern. It Club, Tony’s Tavern. 20 Club, Bratton’s Rendez vous, and several more. None is expensive. And of course there are the ordinary taverns with canned music at a nickle a record.

i Miss Ann Bargyh and Mrs. Fannie Wilson and daughter. Leunic, ' i who have been visiting their sister and aunt. Mrs. Kate Hawkins <07 S. Illinois street, are leaving for Shreveport, Da., this week.

John Payne, and Napoleon Hill from Wilberforce university are visiting Mrs. Kate Hawkins on S. Illinois street.

CHICK WEBB

ELLA FITZGERALD

Mr. and Mrs. John N. Bazel,- Mr. and Mrs. George Berry, and son motored to Wilberforce to attend the commencement of Mr. Berry’s daughter who finished with a B.A. degree.

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Vaughn of Connersville, and Mrs. Bertha Kelly of Brookville. were*guests of Mr. and Mrs. lister Craig, Thursday.

WHOLESOME LUNCH

339 Indiana Avenue

SPECIAL PLATE LUNCH DAILY Steaks — Chicken Dinner We Cater To Parties ALEX A. MARTIN, Prop.

Your Party is Not Complete WITHOUT A VISIT Out to the Beautiful

PERISH TAVERN 2656 N. Western Av. TA. 1986

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Mrs. Virginia Louise Hayes is a patient at. Bunuyside Sanitorium. She would like all her friends to drop her a line or pay her a visit.

Chick Webb and his NBC orchestra is hooked to play a one night dance engagement at Tomljlnsotn Hall. Friday, June 25. Chick and his hoys come direct from the Savoy. New York, the world’s greatest ballroom, in the heart of Harlem, where he has been packin’ ’em in for the last five seasons. The chubby little maestro will bring with him Ella Fitzgerald, tantalizing songsterette. Ella is the sensational swing singer who has caused nation-wide comment

on her distinctive style of singing popular tunes. Wetbb won signal honors for himself recently in a battle o’ music against the famous Benny Goodman, and came out with colors flying high, wide and handsome. Meet the mighty maestro when he comes to town amid regal Splendor, Friday, June 25. Advance tickets are now on sale. The first 1000 tickets are selling for 50c. So, buy your tickets today. Admission at the door is 75c.

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THIRST AID -— visit the — SIMPLEX CLUB, INC. Good Beers and Sandwiches 525 INDIANA AVE.

Arthur Highbaugh, scout master of the Southside who recently completed a course in scout training at Manual high school, is holding meetings every Thursday night at 7:30 p. m. at the South Calvarv church for hoys who are interested in forming a scout troop. Jdr. High haugh is efficiently assisted by 0. A Johnson and Professor J. L.

Hayes.

The parents are asked to see that —Produced their boys between the ages of 12- f, * , ‘ “' Uil “

1(5 take an active part in this

worth-while movement. The foi

lowing hoys are now enrolled: George Nathan Jr., Clayton Sayles. John Hill, J. W. Harrison, William Carr, Edward Alexander, Floyl Fowlkes, Junior Black, Henry Stewart, and Lloyd Bryant. Scout Committee Arthur Highbaugh, Les

ter Craig and Aaron Syles.

The Models March On

(By BABY SEALS)

ARE corder staff sends their best wish-

BROWN SKIN MODELS

not only producing Good Shows— es. . . . This makes the seventh But are also, producing weddings' couple to be united together on the

its 8th wedding June Models. 8th while playing CASINO THEA-

TRE in Pittsburgh. Pa.

Mrs. Fannie B. Hinton and Mrs. Helen Mays were co-hostesses at the club last Thursday. Prizes: Mrs. Marjorie Jones Bell. Jose phine Fisher, and Alice Watts. CALICO BUDDIES Mrs. Wells, 62t> W. Vermont street, entertained the club. Prizes : Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Wells, Mrs Hill, and Mrs. Thompson. SOROSIS The club held its regular meet ing at the home of Mrs. Bess Mar tin in Shriver avenue. Prizes: Mrs. Lillian Curtis, Olivia Cowherd, and Mrs. Urda Lamb. CON A MORE BRIDGE The club met with Miss Bernice Jones. Prizes: Miss Carrie Fields. Miss Marie Little, and Miss Bernice

Jones.

SEMPER FIDEiLia Miss Willa Jackson, 145 W. 19th street, entertained the club. Prizes : Miss Viola Curtis, Mrs. Helen McDaniels, Mrs. Charlotte Dedman. Miss Samella Durham who was as sistant secretary, was uatoniatically appointed to fill Miss Mildred FNiqua’s place as secretary following her resignation. Miss Mallas^ Collins was appointed assistant secret a ry. O. N. O. PLEASURE The club was entertained Thurs day evening by Mrs. Epsey Hub hard in W. 12th street. REGULAR PALS Mr. and Mrs. Ivory Adair entertained the club. Prizes: Mr. anl Mrs. Clifton Potter, Ivory Adai \ Mrs. Margurette was guest. META HETAIRON BRIDGE Miss Lola Holmes entertained the club. Prizes: Miss Violet Burch, Mrs. Elsa Webb, and Miss Susie Malone. SILVER LEAF INDUSTRIAL The chib met Tuesday evening at the club home, 775 Indiana ave nue, at which time plans were made for a trip around the world to be given June 28. Mrs. Ethel Taylor is chairman of the commit tee in charge. Stops will be Ger many, Switzerland, Scotland, Ireland, and America. META ADELPHON Mrs. Catherine Squires was hostess to the club. Prizes: Mrs. Pau line Adams. Mrs. Selina Walker, and Mrs. Mary House, New mem hers accepted into the club were: Miss Pauline Hunter, Mrs. Louise Newton, Mrs. Elizabeth Woods, and Miss Ruth Skipper. ARMOUR’S MELROSE The club held its regular meeting with a 6:30 dinner Thursday. Prizes: Mrs. Anna Hayden. Miss

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Mrs. Ruth Kimmons, 332 W. 10th street, Apt. 5. Prizes VIrs. Jessie Gibson, Mrs. Ruth Hughes, anl Mrs. Mary Bell. OCTAVIA BRIDGE The club met at the home of Mrs. Ella B. Clarke, 2127 N. Capitol avenue. The club will give a party at the K. of P. hall June 19. Prizes: Mrs. Ella B. Clark, and Mrs. Louise Johnson. ETON The club met at 301 W. Vermont street. Apt. 3, with Mrs. Arlee Sohbe as hostess. Prizes: Mrs. Neal Parchman, Mrs. Shobe, and Miss Lela Grant." WOMAN’S CLUB The club will lie entertained by Mrs. Lucy Tinnin, 2726 Bid. place, June 21. Business of importance will be discussed. Ail members are asked to attend. ALTRUISTIC The club will meet at the home of Mrs. Dora Barnett, 127 Puryear street, Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Ollie Johnson, president. GARDENIA The club met with Mrs. Marion Gillom in Blvd. place, Friday evening. OLD SETTLfciw* CIVIC AND SOCIAL The club will be entertained by Mrs. Mary Keller, 746 N. California street, June 22. Members are requested to be present. LA PEER SPORT Mrs. Lillian Chestnutt was hostess to the club at her home. Prizes: Mrs. Alma Hall, Mrs. Louise

PITTSBURGH, Pa.. June 18. — The Brown Skin' Models closed its wonderful and truly succesfsul engagement at the Casino theatre,

Saturday, June 5. The cast j ame . 8 the world’X greatest crutch over in the Smokey City Sunday , J j ame8> 1 ,* T°'\ d a

1933 saw Billv Childress of Phoe- Elizabeth Smith, and Mrs ■ ' . , ,, ! Matson. June 3rd the cltii, . nix. Ariz., and liti<« dernadme wlth Mrs The i ma Blank ns host - Walker of Ak^erC Ohio, united, ess. Prizes, Mrs. Garnett, and Mrs.

They were followed ‘by Wlllian | Nora Cox. White of CincAand Fannie Butler HOLLYHOCK

of Detroit. . . \ 1934 saw Jesse The club met at the residence of j

dance of Birmingham, Al|i., and

r l j , u»T'!before7hrca8r'pu"lied' , <mt Candis Shropshire of Nashville. J Tenn., following in the footsteps

and Monday-Tuesday morning, June

LEISURE HOUR CLUB 1702 S. KEYSTONE REGULAR WHISKIES MEALS WINES SANDWICHES BEERS REAL MEXICAN CHILI MUSIC DANCING ENTERTAINMENT Get a free ticket with each purchase for Silver Pot Drawing every Friday night, 11 p. m. ARTHUR QUARELS GARRETTE QUARELS, Mgr.

CHALLENGED: The South Calvary Girl’s softball team is wondering why the Olivet

for Coshocton. Ohio. Bus Brown and Bootsie Bryany were united together for life, if it last, which we all hope it will. . . The Re-

starting

et and Mack first trumpet are gunning for (Bessie Pierce—But little Bessie keeps singing “let’s call the.

IF EVER HUNGRY

— Stop At King’s —

KING’S BARBECUE 1101 N. SENATE AVE.

JOHN KING, Prop.

HOME-MADE CHILI Biggest Beer in Town 26 oz; 10c TOM’S CAFE

of their co-workers and

things all over again . . . Well, 1 whole darn thing off.” . . Larry! cupid rested for a while until 1936 Moore of the Brown Skin Models,' when Doris Simmon and Jesse Mae! gave his former co-workers a grand Tanner joined hands with Red Cal- send off at his home 308 Chillie! endar and Tommy Kyle in a double Lane, Sewlckley, Pa., and his wedding, which took place at the] mother Mrs. Moore had everything

16th A SENATE AVENUE

Tom la the Colored Man’s Friend

Rex theatre, Seattle, Wash. They are now sunning in Los Angeles, doing their stuff at the Club Alabam on Central ave. . . . Tommie hails from St. Louis and Red comes

from soup to nuts for the gang. . . What-a-time. . , . What good people. . . . Jesse Easton, formerly of Seals-iMitchell Melody Lane Girls dropped in on her sister from Day-

from Columbus, O. . . . Jesse Mae ton, O. . . Jesae is receiving hers is from little Newport News, Va., 1 at 2202 Center ave., Pittsburgh, while Doris Simmon belongs to the Jesse and ©aby Seals had a long city of Chilicothe, O. . . . I chat over old times—is that all?

Now Wallace Wilson, 3rd trump-j Mercy me. . . ,

Johnson, Mrs. Frances Bernard and Mrs. Henna Drew. Invitations have been issued for the coronation of “Miss La Peer” to be held June 26 at the Walker Casino. Edward Patterson, president of the Twelvemo club, will conduct the ceremony. The coronation will climax the popularity contest held among the members of the club. Mrs. Ollie Cook was hostess to the ciiili on June 18 at her home in New York street. AMERICAN BEAUTY EMBROIDERY --The Club will meet with. Mrs. Alma Williams, 1521 E. 18th street, Friday, June 18. Mrs. Maggie Ho* kins, chairman of the club program for that meeting. Her subject will be “Club Prophecy”. Mrs. Hattie Rawles, president. HAPPY GIRLS PLEASURE Mrs. Katie Mae Luster was hostess to the club Thursday evening at home, 825 W. 9th street. Prizes: Mrs. Everett Hinton, Mrs. Uhoelu Bush, Mrs. Adella Anderson, and Mrs. Bessie Jackson. RITZ MrS. Anna White. 918 N. Senate avenue entertained the club. Priz es: Mrs. Florence Potter. Mrs. Dora Bacon, and Mrs. Anna Bene diet. GOLDEN ACES Mrs. Verna Dawson. 1931 S. Keystone avenue, entertained the club. Prizes: Mrs. Cladie Slaughter, Mrs. Rena King, and Mrs. Elizabeth Hill. UP-TO-THE-MINUTE The club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Daisy Vaughn. 820 E. Wyoming street. Thursday afternoon the last meeting was held with Mrs. Buna Butler, 713 AV. 13th street, Apt. 1. GALA GIRLS Mrs. Thelma Jenkins, 2618 Indianapolis avenue, entertained the club. Prizes: Miss Alma Robinson, Miss Cecelia Russell, and Miss Ed wina Davidson. THIRTEEN KEYS Miss Susie Hubbard. 803 California street, entertained the club. Prizes: Miss Adeline Henry, Miss Mattie Lytle, and Mrs. Florence Evans. TRUE ROSE The club met at the club home in N. Capitol avenue. Eight mem !>erx were present. A sewing contest was held. LA PLUS EXCEPTIONELLE Miss Veruiee King in AA T . 26th street entertained the club Satur day. Current events were discussed. Mrs. Emogene Kinslow was re-in stated into the club. Prizes: Miss Alberta Lawson. Mrs. Emogene Kinslow, and Miss Harriett Moore. NUPTA BRIDGE Mrs. Mary Erwin was hostess to the club at her home in N. CApitol avenue. Prizes: Mrs. Josephine Hopson. Mrs. Cora Miller, and Mrs. Mary Erwin. JOLLY TWELVE Mrs. Mildred Lillard of 817 Blake street, Apt 1, entertained the club at the last meeting. GRAND TERRANCE WHIST The club met at the home of Mrs. Gertrude Bennett. Prizes. Mrs. Marie Moore. Mrs. Nellie Maher. Mrs. Hazel Moore, guest prize, Mrs. Hazel Moore. Another meet ing was held with Mrs. Velma ClayPrizes:, Mrs. Marie Moore. Mrs. AImedia Glover, Mrs. Hazel Moore, and Mrs. Nellie Maher, guest prize. LADIES OF CHARLES The club met at 912 X. Capitol avenue, June lo,' with Mrs. Katie Starr as hostess. Plans were made for a prize tight party and initiation to be held June 22 for the Bohemian club at 524 Indiana avenue. SEMPER PARATUS 590 Miss Nan O’Rear in W. 28th street entertained the club. Mrs. Anna Glenn, Mrs. Anna Wells, Mrs. Bertha MoOre won prizes. Guests were: Mrs. Ahna Bell AVynn, Mrs. Elizabeth MjcSpaddeu, Mrs. Alma Bolen, Mrs. Adelma Jones, and Mrs. Minnie Craig. Guest prize was won by Mrs. Anna Bell Wynn.