Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 January 1934 — Page 6
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The Indianapolis Recorder, Saturday, January 27,1934
Vanity Bridge Club Dances Informally at the Paradise
The Vanity Bridge Club entertained four hundred guests last Friday evening, at an informal dance at Dee’s Paradise
Garden.
The c hall was beautifully decorated with cut flowers and palms which made a lovely scene as the beautifully gowned ladies and their escorts danced to the fascinating strains o f music. The orchestra stage was decorated with palms. A dance program of electric lights was stationed east of the orchestra with a dance number dedicated to each member. Officers and members of the club are: Mesdames, Willa Martin, president; Zenia Goodloe, vice-president; Ossie Howard. secretary-treasurer; Ruby Middleton, parliamentariah, and Theresa Givens, Lula Owsley. Mae Owsley, Florence Edmerson, Lelia Clements, Louise Hodge, Eiola Starks, and Mrs. Rose Wright. Out-of-town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Klondike Tucker of Bloomington, Indiana, and Mrs. Olia Dawson of Nashville, Tennessee.
[fliams; assistant secretary, Gale Woods; treasurer, Robert O’Neil; chaplain,x Benjamin Hollens; re-
porter, Stanley Stevenson. Mrs. Gibson was hostess for the
Civic club (Jrat meets on Wednesday afternoon. The club will be hostess next Wednesday, 2131 Columbia avenue. Mrs. Laura Martin was hostess today and served a
delicious luncheon.
Sorority Plans Initiation The Zeta Phi Beta sorority met at the residence of Mrs. Caroline Cain’s. 2845 Paris avenue. Plans were made for the initiation of the fallowing pledges: Mrs. Marion Dftuglas, Mrs. Gladys Byers and Miss Edna Graves. An initiation banquet will follow. Louise F. Harris, treasurer and reporter. The G. U. O. Of O. F. and Households Of Ruth, held a Joint installation of officers on Friday evening January l!)th. Representatives of the several Fraternal organizations were present and several Musical numbers were rendered. District Grand Most Noble Governor, Mrs. Lena Harris oi Gary, Indiana, installed the Ruths and District G-rand Master, L. M. Sweeney of Indianapolis, installed the brothers, after which refreshments were served. Mrs. Kittic
Tilford was in charge.
I Mrs. Mary Keller desires to meet
— all worthy Recorders and Most NoThe initiation of the ten students elected to the National hie Governors on Monday evening Honor Society of Crispus Attacks was given as a program ? 9t ^ue 1 h<n llomo ’ in the school auditorium Friday morning. Students are The'^r. P And Mrs. club, met elected to this society each year according to their scholas- Saturday evening with Mr. and tic status. Mrs. Booker Cook in Arsenal avStudents initiated were: Elaine Glenn, Abner Dunvilie, * n « e - Flection of officers were as
LIKES HER WORK
Stork Shower Given for Mrs. Mullens
National Honor Society of Attucks
- Initiates New Members
Auxiliaries Present | Club Celebrates Revue and Banquet i First Anniversary
A suprised Stork show was given Claims, that some of the most!.. 1 ilf? iiitz y Q U(>r ry club celebrated^ , for Mrs. Myrtle Mullens Thursday: beautiful girls in the city of Indi- ‘Vf annivor f ar >’ ^ ,th . a . . beau ' i January 18, at her home, 1032 N. anapolis will appear in a Fashion' l ' U A . . at ,h< ‘ r . rMr ]f n< ? e 'Sheffield by her mother Mrs. Dru- Revue, are being made in con nee-1 ^ r *: Al !' ia ^ at < •man in High-
tion with an All States Banquet to j lal » Pl * ( * last Sum a - v evening; , be hold at Greater Bethel A.M.E.i t rha ta,,lcs were decora ed w.th church, Monday eveing January 29, <;Ut flowers and the cIub color8
silla Willis.
Mrs. .Willis was assited by her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Grace WilliJ.,
A delicious luncheon was served to P- m -
the following guest
Mesdames Beulah Brown, Eliza-
werc carried out. Cards were the feature of the evening. Prizes were
Guests included Mesdumes Irene Adair and lylildred Winters; Misses Thelma McDaniels, Nesbroka
Galbreth and
The program is being given un-, „ „ . x- , , m , (ler auspices of Presidin? Elder's "°" ^ M, ? s ^ e ? broka ‘
, . .... council and Trustee Helpers club. M ■ V u ' I,u,n ‘' y '
abetb Grisby Elisabeth Sweat, A do|lelous menu win be scrved . V° ri " a M.tcbel. Ooele Stoval. p e ,. so „ s aU3 „ dinK are hoinK
Amylee Ross. Lillian Haywoott and | d lo wear the colora o£ their . Annie Laurie Gilum, Misses Viola nat j ve states j Turner, Bernice Hornor, Hazel Porter, Mamie Smi*. ^j rf . Elizabeth Shropshire and i , ley, Honda Haynes, Mr. and Mrs.' Jeffer30n Hendorson will huve | 1 ho . nex meet.ng will be with ^ eS , e a7f, y r an , d S ° n ’ Le ° n ^ llhS charge of the music for the show, j -^reldui Ander-m! m HighC. A. Mullens and sons Donald Leon Mrs Ei oss i e Harris is president ' V ad ° lb and Chester Jr. 0 f t j ie Trustee Helpers and Mrs.; ° K ‘ (
Mrs. Mullens was the recipient of Fannie LaRue, president of the
many dainty gifts. ! council.
- F^ersonals -
Mrs. Lizzie Kuykendall has re- ."acobs, J. T. I'-ipe. Mabel Vantumed trom Dayton, <Jhio, where Horn, Mrs. Brown, Qunu v Martin .‘he attended the funeral of her sis- Mrs. James Old well and Mr. stevter, Mrs. Ellen Black, who died rnson. Other officers of the leayue Vv t dnesuay January is. Otiicrs at- are: Rhoda Manly, vice-president •nciiK u.e i uncial were: Mr. and Violet Reynolds, secretary: Jessie Mrs. Lincoln Black of Cleveland, Kettles, treasurer; Lillian M LeOhio, son oi Mrs. Black; a sister, Mon, publicity. The Rev. <’. H. .ois. Sal lie Saunders, Cynthiana, Bell of Mount I’aran Baptist church Kentucky: a brother, Sheely Hainil- will he the speaker for the next
ton of Le.virigtin, Kentucky and a meeting
Mimher of nieces and nephews. Mrs. Georgianne .CoUnran of .New York City, former president of the
Miss Marchelen Poarch.
, , »vtm-^i i/i e.-iiuenl ui me Sallie Rucker, Harold Beach an Indianapolis Music Promoters and j Sterling Parhama, motored to Boo
t»romin-in in the music circles of; isville, Kentucky and spent the hufus Myres was best niOJl.
Mrs. a no
Recent Bride To Live in Pittsburgh Mr. ai:d Mrs. Qua E. Bishop left
last week for i'iltslturgh. Pa. where
they will make their home. Mrs. .Bishop, a recent bride, was
before her marriage January 12. Miss Dollie Price, member of the earning team of Billie an Dollie.
The wedding took place at the
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Price in North California St. Father M. B. Mitchell read the ceremony. Miss Susie Price, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and
MISS IRVENA HARVEY
Now York, passed through the city iro; y ’antt spent a . shirt time with her niece, Mrsj Morgan in ih west sueoi, enroute to Bou-
Maudie Williams, Jack Durham, Ruth Hardrick, Dorothea Charles Brown, vice-president; is instructor of the Girls Recreation department at Hill’s; i.-vine, Kentucky to visit her mothBurton, Kathryn Fisher, Clemmie Poole, Cleoral Buckner Lorene cook, secretary; Jeanette,Community Center now being conducted under the Federal 01 '; w,u , is U1 and Harry Franklin. ; .. J ° C aduIt instruction program. She is a graduate of Butler Uni- iJe e w^ik quar &UT‘ ud R%S!,:
The program included speeches and selections from the Ov-erstreet, sergeant-at-arms, music denartment. R. L. Lane, m-incipal, addressed theiniH- tar toi n s"?hf chib' at ' ihoiT'ro™ates on “The \ alue of Membership , and Miss Maergie Glenn dence j n Graceland avenue, Janu-
spoke on the “Principles of the National Honor Society.” The ary 27th. | members please h e present, x. v pledge of the Honor Society was repeated by all of the mem- intercollegiate Club i tl, i ce, i i are: president, .Mrs. i ran-
v e r s i t y.
Charles Samuels and Clarence Hicks
A.nuries oamueis anu uiarence hicks
has returned from Pittsburgh vert was postponed last month, due .. i. .i i ■ ii'.: to illness was heard to :ni mlvuntuvf
week end. * ■ ; Only tha family and a few intiThe Anna Washington chorus 'sang ■ liionds t\Cle present, to an appreciative audience * at Mount I’aran Baptist church, Friday Q i yyi yxo rvn T dorr-n/v e«'eriiiig, under the directi, n of Mrs. OlliJj/oUIl Lit:
Washington.
Millard Burwell, tenor, whose con-
Sponsors Debate
Y.W.C.A. Announces
b^flnd to the"fl*rst time 'ihe loVai ch^r- M Electi ° n Remlts
ter, engraved certificates ot membership were awarded. Monday evening January 29th, at \aughn; reporter^ .mis. Mary'm<
Sponsors of the Society are Miss Helen Taylor, Mrs. tfio o’clock. The program will be v..eiian.
under the direction of the presi ! .. The Me-Hini-.\nd-i
where they accompanied J. K. Biliy to illness was heard to an advantage: The Epwmrth League of Simpson v ho presented the J’itsburgh un* 1 '- HU-^lcvcnin^ 10 ^!‘ St Al - E - church will sponsor a debate versity with over SF200,noo worth of da> evening with J. Harold Flow n , h Fosterina material, which has been «« accompanist Mr. Bur well is ex- -Unday a, a p.m. at the church.
pecting to go Ka.-t soon. Resolve That the Progress of Miss June Dunlop, Peru, attend^' ^ a Great # and Growing the funeral of her cousin, y[r. s . -’iGliace to Clvilizution , w ill be the Pearl Nicholson, Monday. topic of discussion. James Hill and
Fosterina material, which has been on exhibit at Foster hall on the Lilly estate. Beside giving the foster program at the Pittsburgh uni-
versity, the quartet was guest at the open house of the new Caldwell rif r:f whioVi \farV
Nancy Powell and C. W. Stewart.
Miss McCullough Honored With Graduation Party
, l.!..,.,. .| ,h. . .inmiiuee ,r iiiiiii- j s, bool of music cf whlcb Mre. Man' M „ Bcttv Ta .. 1 ;„. who h „, ,, eM Andrew Chrintian. affirmative;
I.i.vav.. v.v/ x.. X..X. flub. met i vanch' v w' • v’*' " heaUe> ’j 1 a J v r ! " on v-./^Fmott ^has^ritufned e ? nfin . efl . Community hoc- Chalmers Robinson and Jefferson dent. Edward L. Horne and Miss !.John "Iq vir 17 :.-.i V -' it ( i ! '" at' the annual meetinK' 1 ' 1 of' i, ‘the • frdm ' Fo ' n ‘ where sh© spent! iH ^proving. Henderson, negative Beatrice Stevens, vice-president,.• land ivVnue. Priz -s werewo,v • -Utwh FridaV evening were• Mrv Wlth he ^ “ i . 8ter ’ H M T?-I Mrs. Mamie Haskins who l a- . Sb ® C,a A 1,1 W1 1 be , rendered will preside. ^ ^ ^ "ugenia Adams. .mT ^ ! ^^Ses^ wPh ElliotV^l ' " 0o ' 1 “ by the '^g- Peoples Chorus. All.
The Bridge Foursome Will , wd!f 0 |!e ^wltli* LMr.' anrl." AH-s. "’jaims . So "’ ,r - u - Armistead, Mrs. ; .'‘‘•conipanied^her home.
tertained by Mrs. William Gal- Strader, 1X44 Highland plane. Schiiy" o|iV01 ' Martin and Mis Princes
loway, 1254 Edgemont avenue, ler ttteavens. president. y>i :. Monday afternoon. i . hostess to! (> n u,,,
Mrs. M, S. Mitchell in 920 Camp | iuncheonTIs^sertv,!!' Pi
delicious
i/.es were
program Friday night
were: Mrs. K. i>. Moteh, chairman
Street, was hostess to St. Monica’s won by Mrs. Virginia Guy ties; Mrs of the branch committee of manguild, Tuesday. 'white '\i , ii a,n K,ir ar ‘ d 1 tter “e it :r! Jtfemtnt. who brought the annual Los Amigas Amnadrs club met (ler Ia 11( *wnid, piesi- message: Mrs. Marjorie Stewart
t with 1 •' , ‘' ynor ,f r hicago, who brought | r. -eetings iroin the t’hicago •branch*
pneumonia is able to l/o tip.
Detective Sergeant CJaude AVhite. Ml.') Norh Missouri street, who has been confoned to his home with the
La GripOfr is imarovinc.
Mrs. Marjorie -* ucr.er Urown and I daughter have gone to Law rence, j. Kansas, on the account of the ill-j
ness of Mrs. Brcnn's mother.
Miss Esther Williamson, who is face and makes the skin wrinkle,
secretary to Black Herman, has seen a bit of Indianapolis and is
; oung people are invited. Mist; Anna
Lewis, president.
BEAUTY HINTS
By Nina Temple
HAS NEW OPERATOR
Mrs. Mary Winslow Fitzgerald, graduate of Sexo college, end who
. . | ‘ ! has had over twelve years of exCrymg rums the features ot the; !M . r ^ m , 0 HS , t l)eaut i eian . s now
located with .Ur.-. Shfrlev Dorsev at
„ A woman who was once very lov-; 130fi K;i ^ Sixt ., ( .. lih : ,. much enthused w ith the city. This j ly lost her sweetheart and cried for i n addition to « xpc-rieiiced servdemure and danty lady is one of j weeks and months. At the end of; ..t Mrs im-sevN -h mis. tlu staff of Six- members that trav-| that time ^ found that her fea-' > ma-rs \'iN h^e^thMr cScU of
Miss Mildred McCullough, graduate of the January class
of Crispus Attucks High School, was honored with a surprise at the home of Mrs. Nancy Bacon, Tn ',. j/ Latrr lai,,,.,. ( . lu! , M1< graduation party by Miss Alice Gilbert at 2236 Martindale S35 Fayette street; Prizes were . NIrs . Kmma UV]ls rt jzes W(wri , 1 won by Misses Georgia Anderson i>\ Mesdames inne Adair Inez ■ "• ( . A , Mrs. Mvrtle Roper,
“ house was beautifully decorated in the class colors .jJM'SiSil aS.,, n Monday Si" H'Si!' ^ XGJ 1 c—. of Brown and gold. Dainty refreshments were served. in North Senate avenue. j won oy Mesuaims Edna ?'oung, ,f,r, uy. wlm brought greetings from, days more. 'lost it fine shape and was twice its s Mnrp than thirtv-five sruests danced to musi(3% furnished Miss Lucile Jordan was hos- 1 0, jy a ^mmons and Jasper dn-en. ’ the Senate Avenue branch, Y. • M. Mr. and Mrs. Elsa Mitchell in former size. Her expression was a 10r man - o tit, . tes* to the Daffodil club Mnndav The < »ct-To-t letlnr club, met with C a. .Mrs C i. Haves read the an- Pershing avenue, entertained f nr hiddinE- ami her immtb h'ft bv * bv Otis Watts, Eddie Banks and James Wharton. A , - d 11 , \ Monddy 'Rear Mo.itgomerv, :.«.x West . • e a t,,oan .at dinner Sunday in honor of the forbidding and her mount had lo„x y a,- fo ., J,, r u 0 „ y,, ir ., nr l iVfrc Mr- eve,ling * A (ldln, y luncheon W‘as 1 enth street. A d. Hghtful lun-beon , 1 ’ | 01 " l-irthday -of Mrs. Lillian M. LeMon, its lovely curves. MISS Glloei l V AS assisita 0\ net rnuint.i «*liu mis. 1»IV served. Prizes were won bv Miss v as served. Prizes awarded: Mi.- IDghpoints of pn>gr:.im during the whose birthday was Fri^av. Covers I Sorrow has a way of stealing Cullough. • ho»i 8 , Mrs. Audrey For- ^ ’' y Si ‘*^1^ lf 5 '° U
Mrs. Anna Maude Hobbs, reporter. ,, ,. Jt ev W R Pavne of Chicago vas I main lovely hew at? of SOI row ano
Mrs Geaevie Allen, West Twen- V , ,ho . a guest of hi.4 orcghter. S Ar- j don't cry.
t>-eighth street, w.-s hostess to the mid dinner the ••Wayside Piper’, a (Mia Edwards an<’ Mrs. Julia Bv- • , v
Bridge dub. Prizes were pageant, was presented in (be ans and Miss Ruby Mae Williams,
Evelyn Lewis, Mrs. Audrey Porter and Mrs. Clara Taylor. Mrs. Emma Crenshaw will he the next hostess. Mrs. Clara Taylor, presi-
dent.
- Club Calendar - ■■ I
which and hia choir will .tug. The public '"The Frofrresivu Twelve club ^.h.' VMt Thlrtte " ,h
'.'onta
rSiihStUS' I’s'preshdeni ’wm ta to^’FreS M^. president, ^ L
i.: the play were taken by 'Miss F.
iili ills jms iiii® sti
grossive. j Mr. and Mrs Herbert Will.s mi Tholllas A delicious luncheon —' Ida J ’ ri, °’ ^rgcan.-at-anus.
ami
Tlfe Loyal Legion club of Great- West Twenty-fifth street, were
served.
The Tokaom Bridge dub md
rrXreSit Si"’ " ,0 K ' i " ay N,8ht *m '.c wuh'ML^J^'r &| February 1. with Mrs. Victor A. The City Baptist Young People’s " ' n,e Cjld ' ve11, J “ 8 Paca cd ® p Pa f aB ° n ’ . •) , p! itI l 0 ",;‘ Simon, 458 West Twenty-sixth union, will hold its monthly meet- T he* .Lotus Dames dub met last wil1 »>o’next‘'liwtess. 'Ann 'mv.-ns, street. All members are urged to h,g at the Second Baptist church, j week with Mrs. Shirley Dorsey. Mrs. P«'e»«ient; Lemlus Wills, se«-r< iiry. be r resent ami report on tickets. Michigan and Toledo streets, Sun-i-iiotiie f ’raig wa.- a guest, frizes ,. Thc ,, ,,oi ; v . V 1 . 11 "’, ,no ' "' ul1
Chain,ere Huh- S:™. r”'. . L''« .F»!k-.. ^
The Y. W. A. of Mount. Paran day at 3::{0 p. nt. Baptist church, will have a Val- inson, president, intine Tea party," Stindiy Febru- Beautiful Pageant
ary llitit. at the residence of Rev
and Mrs. C. Henry Bell, 1911 North jug a beautiful pageant.
Hills Community
Center
Free classes are being conducted each day in English, mathanvatics.
sm'veT^iMrs. - ^ ^ m ricu'lest'm " " nKSil '’ (l, ' aniatk ' s ai " 1 K irls L rene 'Helrnn and Miss Kate i:-,i -| boys recreation, at the Com-
Etbd Ryan and Mrs. Pearl Bumbo, Next meeting February 7th, with Mrs. Peach i»< Harris, 2o22 lligh-
r rbe
The i 'udla Ami)’
clul,
M is
Capit'd avenue, from 3:00 lo 7:00 lv mace Of Ruth-”, Sunday eve- Mrs. Bcm is re Purycaf, North Senate !:? lol , ie .. Delm, president; jt. m. Mrs. Maude Taylor is chair- ning at ;>:00 o’clock at Ihe Olivet avenue. Prizes vere won by Miss ’ ,1,|f ‘’ ans n-id. uportf-i. TU'in of the affair- Mrs Thplnia l-iotist i-hiircb i-firn-r Hn-brook Please Harvell, Mrs. D/itise Pur- i I be S.vmmetrical club md W .dman oi til attatl . *>HS. Ilteinii Baptist < bllM It, <oillx.t tlo.aDroOK . >eap anc , Mrs. Dor thy Davis. Mrs. nesday evening with Mrs. Etbd Green, prr suLnt. A Musical pro and Grove streets. A Musical pro j Neoma Wollct.s, t.2l Indiami av- 1 l-ullock, in the Washington court, gram will be rendered. The regu gram.will also be rendered. Rev. ; enure will be th<- next hfrstes.s. Mrs. j The new officers were installer) and
lar business will be held Tuesday G. L. Lillard, pastor.
la-uiso Puryear, presirlent; Mrs. j important business was discussed
... . , ... r • i L-crothy Matts, reporter. I Next, meeting will be held with ntgbt at d io at the church. Ihe Romes Hi-Y club t»f Crispus ! Th( . |. OI)uJar ,». lls f .| ul , w y| niP( „ Mrs. Emily riayton. IligbThe Service club of Mount Zion Attucks High school elected the i next weea with Howard Smith, «Qy I land |)la<-e. Aiartha < 'rawford, J 1 ’", 1 '"' h »v; I'-"’ ojnjw tor the schobi o» n, service Sunday February U. Rev. year ol 1934—president, Herbert • ,' roslM . r<;US Men’s Whist eiub at his : the Delphino <-lub at her home tn H. If. Black, pastor of Allen chap- A. Bates; vice president, David home in West Ninth street. Prizes f amp stret. A delicious luncheon ci will be the principle speaker Southern; secretary, Neal Wil- 1 were won by J. <>. Obanion and E. "-as served. Mrs. Mai> <■ i-iomi
I - I I! ay wo d. Lewis Pearson ami Mil-
ler Folks were guests. Jerry Goodrich, president; Herman Roberts,
secretary.
I resident; Mis. Rosetta Ejgon, re1 orter. Mrs. Ida Johnson in Bright
street, is the next hostess.
The Las Amiga club cf the- Past
Haywood, Mrs. B. Haywod and Mrs. H. Alexander. The lecture was given by .Mis Eunice Prim, a mem1 cr of the fiational staff ot the Girl scouts, Tuesday January 16, in the Board Of Trade building. Mrs. N. Grandersin is chairman tf the
t emmittee.
Tlie Junior nigh school of Attacks held its k-.v promotion and piogram Friday morning with M. Milton Stevenson, presiding. The i horus undo- the direction of Miss Hortense tBull-ock with Miss j'hyliss I W aters at the piano, gave -evernl: delightful selections. Elmer Yen, a | student introduced Attorney R. B. S Brokenburr, who spoke on "The | ' alue of Education”: Milo Brent j sang a solo, ••Home from 'LVil":! Mrs Blanche Orossen sponsor for! the Traffic club gave out the ibnorable discharges to Captain Malone, Bieutenant Rufus Mathews, Privat
IMOGENE’S KURLIKUE Hair is like i crsonalitv—it responds l>est—to best treatment. lola Smith, proprietor Elain Wallace Joella Durant 444 N. SENATE — Ri. 8281
Harvey; Mesdames Nelson Vest fine
Slaughter , Eugenia Adams and 1 William Richardson, Milo Prine, Ol-
Shirley Dorsey Beauty Shoppe BEAUTY IN YOUR HAIR KEEP THAT NATURAL
1306 E. 16th
He. 3139
Howard (’lark and Andrew Chris-, 0,u
tian are instructors.
Booker, James Alexander,
PETITE BEAUTY
SHOPPE
George overson, Raymond Philips ^acdal work, ai d Scalp Treat ir ..-nt a
and Roy Glenn. Credits in English i bPecialtj.
The Junior .Girls club met Monday afternoon and the Senior Girls met Friday. The Junior -and Senior Roitan clubs will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p. m. The Mother’s club will meet Tuesday 7:30 p. m. Dr. Ada Lweitzes’ health class
take it for bili-
Marcellmg, Waving, Hair Dvinz 1 romH ii ini vv.n i. a i.. ..i x ache and consti-
pation, and it
weire "re. eived bv Doris Woodruff.! Shampoo anC Press _ 75c helps me very l-rieilla Stubbs. Those who were on j Scalp Treatment 25c much. I have the A-Honor Roll weie: Doris Woid- j Mrs. Sallie v^wens, Prop. taken it, Off and ruff, PrieiHa .Stubbs, Grenes Wood- Miss Julia Smith, operator on, for about U^rXetiv^eT 01 ;., p£ C vv. Mich. Li. 2071 j sixteen years,
!"■ and it seems to
cleanse the system better than
BLACK-DRAUGHT BRINGS A BETTER FEELING “BLACK-DRAUGHT is a family medicine with‘my family,” writes Mrs. C. H. Williams, 11 S. Echule Street, Greenville, S. C.,
whose picture is r printed above. “I
the
•Farewell ’
f» ssional address.
Jimmy Andre,rsbn. lo . i> nuliHly ju-ince, is being featured by Heolj p's Aces orchestra in Pensacola,
Florida.
Mrs. Nellie Barbee and daugh-
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LIQUID, TABLETS, SALVE,
NOSE DROPS
The Winning Nine club met at j Dt. Ruler council is giving a Ca! the home of Mrs. Nancy Groves, I endar party and program on Janu2i </2 Shriver avenue. Mrs. Dimple ! ary JOth. at the n< me of .Mis. W. Person, 1020 North Missouri street, Hollins in Camp stieet. A luncheon will he the next hostess. , ' | will he served. Mrs. Mary Wo ten, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dodson, 2101 1 president; Miss Viola Brown, chair
Boulevard place, apartment nutn- man.
mer 1, will he hosts ti the Jolly I Miss Collie Pierson was hostess Eight Friends club, January 27th. I t,, (he Eton Girl'., clul), last ThursOetavia Bridge club met January 1 day, at the Walker Coffee put. IX, with Mrs. Lula Marshall,I'nzes were won by Mesdames Arb-e
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■fr Tune in Vincent Lopez Program—NBC Wednesday 9 p.m. GST; 10 p.m. F^T -fr
West Twc-nty-eight.h street. Mrs. Florence Howard, winning first prize; Mrs. Mary Norris, second; Mrs. Saphronia Montgomery, guest, .'.’ext meeting with Mrs. Mary Nori is in Paris avenue. Mrs. Margaret
Cobb, president. Elects Officers
The Saas-E-GaJ Girl’s met nt the I nine of Viola Alexander. 284C Shriver avenue. The following officers were elected: Na'omi Clnytor. vice-president; Anna M. Robinson, secretary; Mary Garvin, assistant secretary; Viola Alexander. treasurer; Josephine Burns, Flower treasurer; Mildred IMradley. parliamentarian; ‘ Mary Haliburton, toastmistress. The other memebrs are.
S’hohe, Gornelia Parchman a u <1 Lillian Hunter. Mrs. Arlee Shobe
will he the next hostes.
The Evadno Bridge club, held its regular meeting, Thursday night, at the Coffee pt. Tlie hostess was .Mrs. lOelestine Vencient. A delightful repast was served. Prizes were won by Miss Alberta Grubbs, 'Miss
opened Tuesday night with pictures i ter, Mrs. Estelle Childress have [Checks Colds first day, Headaches and a talk on tnbercukMtx . Uam-.l ftom .“ 6 rtl ,'Sf tor ™ ,r i?'"! t h or Neuralgia in 30 minutes, Malaria
To Present Plays *n 3 days.
Frank Reynolds’ orchestra furnished music for the Community
dance las L week.
The Boy Scouts of the city held their annual meeting Thursday
night.
Maxine Birdweil and Miss Nannie Blanche Hawkins, Mrs. Marie Mur-
Mesdames J. M. Martin, Susie
banks and Helen Brown. Mrs. Dan Lurch, 414 West Twenty-fifth street, will be hones January 31st. Mrs. Helen Brown, president. Depressionette club met with Mrs E. Gipson in West Twenty-fifth
.street| Prizes were won by Mrs.
Hattie Price, barley
Lei'mil, IRollen, reimrter. Tlie next meeting will be with Jose phi no I urns, 761 West' Twenty-fifth street. , , The Jolly Bachelor Girls clul) met with Miss Lois Stith. Prizes vere won by Mrs. Dorothy Wilson, Mrs. Ruth Edelen and Mrs. Edith Ward. Next meeting with Mrs. Ward, 2837 Indianapolis avenue. .Mrs Dorothy Whiteside, president; Mrs. Elizabeth Graves, reporter. The Twelvemo club met witr. Charles By tell in Douglas street, 'the next meeting will be Wednesday night, with Houston Lewis in Bright street. Edward Patterson, president: Edward Swanson, reportThe Whoopee Buddies club will meet at the residence of Miss Irene Chatman, 508 V est Twenty-fifth
.lay Morton. Mrs. -Gerldine Vencient Thoman will be next hostess. Miss
Gertrude Thompson, rei>orter Mrs. Minnie Bledsoe will be hos-
tess to the Phyllis Wheatley Embroidery club, Thursday February 1st, at the home, 1G45 Bellefontaine street. At the met ting last Thursday with Mrs. Julia Carter, a num-
Jo tin son, |, cr leters erf Cranks were read
from those received New-Year’s baskets. After business, a fiveo’clock supper was seiwu The Quim “.ssani clul) met last Thursday afternoon with Mrs*, ('..-ie Howard. Prizes were awarded Mesdames Howard, Sarley Johnson and Ruth Shores. The Ilitz club met with Miss
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phy and Miss Samella Grissen. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Samella Grissen in Twenty-fifth street. The club is sponsoring a ► < ntu< iky4U;r su'jppey, Saturday, 55!) West Twenty-seventh ^street. Mrs. Jessie R binson is a new mem -
lK*r of the club.
The Young Men’s One And Five Democratic club gave its first animal banquet at the Walker Coffee pot, Wednesday night January 17, i: 34. Approximately lifty members ai.d their guests wero present. The guest included F. 'H. Ransom, Joseph McClain, state insurance commissioner, Richard Hiller, secletary to Lieutenant Governor, Airs.
Balv ami Grant Hawkins.
Dinner was served at 11:00 p. m.
Jixth’^tS^hist "Midair’ TVV " n ' y ' | nnrtnterStinruiks The Northern Star club, me! with ! , I nurte , S “ ,» r - i.IrL m t 8 |).. U eve Mrs. S. J. Johnson. 417 West Twen- i 1 • i "' cl "£ wa ’r u'vJ mas' tv-uiiitli street Jaiiuarv Hull ; ,: ing. Buster Byid was t ast ma.Prizes were won by Mesdames Pearl I’“.'J-. ° o*rrerm• me ^ Ueivm Ewing, Josephine Browder and Eva ' V"* wltTen Bradley. Guests were: Mrs. Moses ^ a,rcl aiu * Janip t Walton.
Adams, Mrs. Shannon Blair and
Mrs. WMliam Hoskins.
Mrs. Susie Banks' was hostess to the Nifty Eight Bridge club, last Wednesday. Prizes were v^on by
association
The Cosmopolitan Players composed of the Spech class of Mrs. W. E. Brown will present three < neact plays February 22nd, for the benefit of tlie Community hospital of which Mrs. Mayme Butties is
president.
Birthday Party Mrs. D’Ray Hawkins in 'Boulevard place, entertained with a lovely birthday party, in honor of her husband, Leroy Hawkins, on last Thursday night. Cards were the diversion juJL ^le evening. A tasty Dutch luncheon was serveti in buftef^style. The guests ncluded: Mrs. Gladys Carr Johnson; Misses Shirley Rogers, Lucy B. Dupee, Anna Stout, l . Lyerson and Flora Dam.els, William Cage, Johnson H. banks, B. Hadley, Dr. Clyde Silance, Tilford Davis and Attorney C. Jacobs. The hostess was assisted by Airs. A. Alc-
Farland.
Housewives League Meets
, The Indianapolis oranch of the Housewives League auxiliary •to th’' Business Men’s league, held its monthly meeting at the i. vv. i . .v. Tuesday with Mrs. Mary Southern 1 resident, presiding. Musical num tors were given by the L . N. l. A land, the Ladle’s Peerless om chestra and the Mens chorus of Bethel African Methodist Episcopal church. F. IB. Ransom, vice-presi-dent of tlie National Business Men s bague. gave the history of the Housewives league of which Mis Fannie .B. Peck ol Detrmt is found- , r James Hodge, local president amt Martin Morgan, secretary talked. i ue ttev. R. C. aiendei son, pastor cf Bethel African Methodist Episcopal cliurch who was introduced by Mr. btansom, gave a very interesting
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The Parent-Teachers — £va.iiov,>>H re—-— -- - ...a.nr-ci of School Number Sixty-three, will talk on “Negroes Racial Conscience meet Wednesday afternoon Janu- ; j P iRacial Integrity . Tho aty 31st at 3:15 p. tn. Mrs. Ellen adV j SO ry and Booster committee vv aWestfield, president. uppomied; Mamie Kilgore, M-i-rj
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