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THE INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER
Saturday, March 21,1936
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Fish Dinners For Lenten Meals
Just about now you are proba-, fold over each fillet and place in a
bly racking your brains and scouring ypur cook books for something to take the place of meat on Lenten meals. If that’s the case you’ll welcome suggestions for new ways
to prepare fish.
You’ll find the same food nourishment value in most sea food as
•buttered dish. Sprinkle lightly with salt and poach In a short bouillon in the oven for about ten minutes. Prepare a cream sauce made with the bouillon of fish and thickened with the yellow of eggs. Prepare apart a dish of fried tomatoes. Arrange the fillets of sole
circle
(spoon of butter and put it into a frying pan, then add the chopped vegetables and fry to a golden brown, being very careful not to burn them. Next put the oysters and their juice in an enamel saucepan with the rest of the butter, salt-
you find in meat and the tempting 1 on a Pktttei making a menu possibilities offer a new ap- j around the dish. Dress over the petite appeal. You’ll find the re-1 so,e ,Iu ’ < rt ’a in sauce and garnish cipes on this page handy during •* , * n “bees ot li utiles. I aco and ‘after Lent. ! ’ mound of the tomatoes in
Fillets of Sole Carmen Soak the fillets in half water and half milk for 2 hours. Dry well.
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'•enter of the platter. Eroiled Bluefish and Banana Broil the bluefish the regulai ay ousting frequently with melted butter mixed with paprika. Saute the bananas and place them '•round the fisb on a platter. Sprinkle lemon juice on the bananas and on the fish pour this mixture, hot nom the pan. 4 tablespoons butter. 1 tablespoon minced parsley nil 1 teaspoon lemon juice. Servo with any vegetables you choose, preferable string beans or peas.
Oyster Stew
1 dozen oysters and their juice
1-2 pint cream 2 cups milk
1 heaping tablespoon flour 3 heaping tablespoons butter 2 small carrots ) 2 small white oniotis 1 small white turnip parsley 2 hearts celery, paprika Salt and Pepper Make a cream sauce by melting one tablespoon of butter, add the flour, stir well and gradually pour in the scalded milk. Keep warm in i double boiler. Peel the carrots, turnip and onion and scrape the celery. Wash them carefully and cut them up very fine. Chop the parsley. Take the second table-
2 cups milk 2 hard cooked eggs, shelled and
sliced.
4 cups well-seasoped mashed po-
tatoes.
Cover codfish with cold water and let stand several hours to
ed lightly and add freshly ground | freshen. Drain, cover with < cold pepper.. Heat the cream. When I water and, -Jhring to the boiling ready to serve put the oysters on | point. Drain and flake. Melt the the fire and heat them until they butter in a double boiler, add the curl at the edges. Now add the j flour and blend. Add the milk and chopped vegetables to the cream | cook until thickened stirring consauce. and last of all the oystors stantly. Ad dthe flaked, fish and and a little of their juice. Put ' the eggs: heat well. Arrange the 1 once into a soup tureen, sprin- | mashed ikAatoes around the edge kle with a little parsley (•hopped | of a serving platter and pour the
line and .1 dash of paprika.
Creamed Codfish
in Mashed Potato Ring 1-2 pound salt codfish 2 tablespoons butter
2 tablespoons flour
creamed fish in the center.
Fried Oyster*
Clean and drain large selected oysters, then season with salt, pepper and paptika and just a dash of mace. Dip each oyster ip flour to
^ CLUBS I*?’
RIT2 BRIDGE CLUB | Th*' Four Horsemen's club met Miss Newell Lee. 2822 Shriver ut the home of the president, E. avenue, was hostess last Friday to ^
the Ritz Bridge club.
dry it further, then in slightly beaten egg, then in fine rolled nicely seasoned cracker crumbs. Leave for a few moments then dip opce more in the egg and cracker crumbs and fry in deep fat heated to 400 degrees. Drain on paper and servo garnished with lemon slices and parsley. Salmon and Caper Sauce 2 slices salmon 1-4 pound 'blitter 1-2 teaspoon chopped parsley
1 shalot
Salt, pepper and nutmeg to taste. Lay the salmon in a baking dish, place pieces of. bjtitjer dyer 'll and add the other ingredients rubbing a little of the seasoning into the fish, baste. When done remove from fire and drain. Lay 1 in a dish and pour caper sauce over it. Oyaurj Fri^d In • Bat??r
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1-2 pint oysters. 2 eggs 1-2 pint milk Sufficient flour to make the bat-
ter
•Salt and pepper to taste A little nutmg Hot lard Scald the oysters in their own liquor and lay them on a cloth to drain well. Break the eggs into a dish, mix the flour with them, add the milk gradually with nutmeg and seasonings and put the oysters in the batter. Heat some laid In a deep pan. put in the
Eastside News
C ITY USHERS UNION 'i’lie City Ushers Union's next program is planned for the 4th Sunday in April. The Union met but Monday at the Eastern Star Baptist church, over seventy persons attended. AH pastors are "i ued to at (end. WEEK-END CiUEST Clarence Brown of Dayton. Ohio,
Tenor
JOLLY TWELVE Mrs. Perry and Mrs. Dorsey were hostesses to the Jjlly Twelve cjub at 923 Indiana avenue. The club will give a chicken fry supper at 923 Indiana avenue. Th** miblic is invitedPOPULAR TEENS The Popular Teens club was entertained by Miss Grace Taylor. Monday evening, March 16, at her home in North Capitol avenue. COTERIE PONGO The Thursday Coterie Pongo club will meet this week at the home of Mrs. Gertrude Steavens* in Cornelius avenue. FOUR HORSEMEN
very interesting talk on club loyalty was given by Mr. Patterson, president of the Twelvemo club/ On March 20. the club .net at the home of John Window, Washing- j ton Courts, Apt. 23. A discus-- 1 sion on “What the Hotel Man Can Give Indianapolis." was very ip
teres ting.
VANITY BRIDGE The Vanity Bridge club met 1 with Mrs. Ossie Rollins. 2837 In-! dianapolis avenue. Prizes were \ won by Mrs. Tresa Givens and Mrs. Florence Edmerson. HAPPY GIRLS PLEASURE The Happy Girls Pleasure club met Thursday evening, March 12, , with Mrs. Katie Barnett, 2854 N. Capitol avenue. Prizes were awarded Mrs. Ka*ie M. Luster, Mrs. Myrtle Mercer. and Mrs
Werda Story. GALA GIRLS
The Gala Girls Hub was entertained Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Edwina Davidson.
Prizes were won by Misses Cecelia , 4l « 4 • Russell. Alma Robinson and Bor- t tl, * t " n ^ t Nesr0 \ e "'‘ r m , A, " 0 f lc “:
! with the exception of Roland
was the week-end guest of his
oysters one at a time, take them d tugHfer, Mrs. Charles Bivin. 2307
up with a sharp pointed skewer i Sheldon street. and place on a- paper to drain. ENTERTAINS
— Mrs. Charles Bivin entertained “Take sex out of motion pic- v> ith a <-*»r<l party. Tuesday veiling ures and what will vou have left’” ! houoriu S l ' fathe ''- rly renee ures ana wnai \uu you nave leu. , Hr( , wll of i> avton . The following asks an editor. George Arlis. guests were present, Mr. and Mrs. “ • Samuel Wright. Albert Moton. Ira street. The club met with Mrs. j ^ojumers. Eugene Rouse. Harry James Carter in Blackford street Brown of Dayton. 1 he following
guests were present. Mr. and Mrs.
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SOUTH SIDE PLEASURE South Side Pleasure club met March 10 at the home of Shock Tolbert, 949 Maple stret. . Prizes were won by Mrs. Atchie McKay and Mrs. Irene Brookins. JOLLY GIRLS The Jolly Girls club met at the home of Miss Annie Stocks. Prizes were won by Miss Sarah Williams. Mrs. Olivia Reed and Miss Velma
Mitchell.
MOROCCO SPORT
The Morocco Sport club met ut the home of Mr. Gammons, 718 N. Elder avenue. Two new members were added, James Booker and Win. Meddly. The club Is auctioning a pouch boad and of
fering a prize,
corder for dates for some swell parties given by this club.
PARAGON
Paragon club met at the home of Miss Georgia Carey on W. 16th street. The club has planned to have a guest night the last Thursday in the month. AMERICAN BEAUTY EMBROIDERY CLUB The Americas Beauty Embroidery Hub met with Mrs. Emma White. 42(1 Douglas street. March 20. Mrs. Lillian Jones Brown will speak from the subject, “Greater Colored Women.” Mrs. Lottie Stith, chairman. GIGOLETTE WHIST The Gigolette Whist club met at the home of Miss Ruth Webb, 423 St. Clair street. Prizes were won I by Mrs. Lillian Walker, Mrs. Essie Crawford and Mrs. Louise
Moore.
ZONTA BRIDGE The Zonta Bridge club met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Salome Anderson. Prizes were won by Mrs. Zella Robinson, Mrs. Salome Anderson and Mrs. Bessie Kelley. PROGRESSIVE TWELVE Progressive Twelve Girls club met at the home of Mrs. Blanche Thomas, the club is having a contest In three groups. Group No. 2 will give a cocktail party, Sunday, March 22 at 5 o’clock, at 1930V& Boulevard place. The first twelve ladies that come will receive a present. Mrs. C. Patterson, Mrs. C. Brims, Mns. Ef. Thomas and Mrs. B. Taylor, cap-
tains.
MERRY MAKERS Merry Makers club was enter tained by Mrs. Helen Trlggs on last Thursday evening. CALICO BUDDIES Calico Buddies club met at the hpme of Mrs. Hattie Hill. Prizes were won by Mrs. Clara Lowry and Mrs. Anne Thompson, boobv I'y Mrs. Minnie Davis. Mrs. M. Robinson, Mrs. Virginia- Bell were guests. FOINSETTIA Poiusettia club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Adams, 1718 Bellfontaine street, with Mr. and Mrs. William Kennedy as hosts. On March 28, the club will give a social. The public is in vited to attend. GOOD WILL Mrs. Daisy Swanson, of 826 Roanoke street, was hostess to the Good Will club. Mrs. Lama Kirabro was guest of honor. HOLLY HOCK GIRLS Holly Hock Girls met with Mrs. Frankie Kimmous in West 11th street. Prize winners were Mrs. Mildred Tbompklns. Miss Lntie Wallace and Mrs, Ruth Hughe.
George' Matthews, young Negro tenor, possessing a superlative voice of unusual richness will be
presented by Phyllis Wheatley Y. at the home of Willie WestmoreW. C. A. on March 23rd ( 8 p. m. land, 924 Fayette street, Match Mr. Matthews has been aclaimed * ie - We are making plans for a
very pleasant affair next month.
DUO DE CUM
Mrs. Martha Bransford was hostess to the Duo 1 tecum club last Tuesday evening.
CHERE AMIE
The Chere Amie Bridge club met with Miss Essie Nesbitt, 2911 Boulevard place, last Monday evening. Prizes were awarded Mrs. Ruby McDaniels, Mrs. Mildred
Rradlev.
SEMPER PARATI Mrs. Panetta Ballinger was hostess to the Semper Parati club.
March 9.
STAR DUSTER
March 23.
CHALLENGERS
Challengers club met at the home of Mrs. Ida Caldwell, 1492 N. Belmont .street, last Wednesday evening. Prizes were won by Miss Dolly Holcomb and Eliz-
abeth Sweatt.
CHATTER BOX BRIDGE
•Chatter Box Bridge club met at
the home of Mrs. J. D. McNair. Mnirtettcs will
March 12. Prizes were won bv Mrs. McNair and Mrs. Herman
Warmack.
PUELLA AMICI
Puella Amici club met with Mrs. Margret Hughes in Indiana avenue. A whist party will be held at the Coffee Pot, March 28. Everyone invited. Mrs. Dorothy Calloway was guest. Prizes were won by Mrs. Lenora McHolland, Mrs. Dorothy Calloway and Mrs.
M^reret Hughes. SEMPER FIDELIS
Semper Fidelis club was entertained by Miss Mildred Fuqua. 405 W. 13th street March 12.
ROYAL ACE
Royal Ace girls and boys met | '] l .j ni ^ v (• ^ church have moved
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Samuel Wright. Albert Moton, Ira Sommers, Eugene Rouse, Harry Drown, Nathaniel Bell. Young Walter Blacklock. J. Henry Brown. A delicious luncheon was served,
MUSICALE
There will be a musical program given at Trinity M. E. church. 23rd ami Martindalc avenue. March 22 at 3 p. m. Various choruses and
be on program.
Come help make this program a success. Mrs. H. M. Nichols sponsored the affair. Rev. Ellison, pas-
tor.
UIVIU LEAGUE The East End Civic Uouiiiiunity league gave a chicken supi>er. Saturday evening, which was quite smcessful. Mrs. Florence Lewis was chairman of the entertain-
ment.
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY The East End Bem-volent society v ill meet Monday evening at S ( ’dock. All members plea e be present. Mrs. Eliza Jane Drive is v,:m the sick list.
I MOVED
Rev. and Mrs. Ellison, pastor of
Hayes,—and at one time was feature soloist with the famous Fisk Jubilee singers. He has given a number of recitals throughout various parts of the country and has recently returned from the San Diego International exposition. Mr. Matthews, shown in the above picture, wearing the outfit in which he appeared while singing for the Fords In Detroit, is a na-
tive of North Carolina.
JAM-BORETTES
The Jam-Borettes club was delightfully entertained by the pres- • ident, Mrs. Alice Miller, at her home, 1410 N. Arsenal avenue. Prizes were won by Mrs. Jodie M. ;
Watch* Thi Ho- Morrow, Mrs. Witla M Roundtree,
and Mrs. Francis Robinson. Mrs. | Mamie Price won guess box. The
23HT* N. Arsenal avenue 2252 Martindalc avenue. SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS
The Community Sunday school class which was formed at the Church of God. 22ml and Arsenal avenue, is going nicely. Mrs. Hester Greer made an interesting talk Sunday on her trip to the West Indies and Cuba. She also showed some o f the handicraft work of the u. 1 lives. Every man and woman is invited to join this class next Sun-
day from 0:40 until 10:45.
Jesse Twines a well known singer, has charge of the music. Matthias Xolcox is leader. Mrs. Thomp-
son is the pastor.
GREEN TEA
A green tea was given hr the
Star Dusters club met March 12 J ^ro nBcv "O-'r!”N ^Cap'iM at the home of James Wimamv4 ^ £ ^ Gammon. Plans for a Wimpy so- k Mnio WMS hv ., n . The cial to be given, Maieh 21, werP | house was beautifully decorated in completed. ! guon with the name of the tea. FELICITY BRIDGE [The following program was renThe Felicity Bridge clu!b met j dered under the chairmanship of
r-lnh Will c-ive T benefit whist I with Miss Al i ene Hynes, Monday M rs . Cora King: selection from G. j (-pVcm Bobber, gospel singer. Rev. party at the K. of P. hall. March j evening - Prizes were awarded j o. S. S. chorus: welcome address. I r r white of Jones Tabernacle
24, seven points will be given be-
Yandes street, entertained a few friends with a birthday parly. A beautiful green and white color scheme was carried out. Guests were: Miss Bertha Hall. Robert Hill. Miss Jimmie (’aldwell, Milan Drown, Miss Vivian Freeman. Otis Barnett, Mis.u Sallie Wright. Robert Smith. Mrs. Dontill Perry. Eddie Bernard, Leary Davis, James and Jessie Beck. Alton Griffin and Milan Brown; Miss Sallie Wright won the prize. WSITS FATHER Trustee Thomas J. King, left Monday for North Carolina where l o will be at the bedside of his father who is critically ill. EMANUEL BAPLIST Rev. A. Batts will preach at St. John A. M. E. church March 22 at 3 p. m. The pose of Sharon chorus will sing. The pastor will preach the anniversary sermon for the Rev. S. S. Reed of Greater St. John Baptist ehureh. March 24 at S р. m., the Rose of Sharon chorus will accompany him. On March 2(* .it K p. m. the pastor will preach for the Rev. G. K. Wilson, pastor of Ml. Horein Baptist church, March 2(5 at S p. m. Rev. Batts i< preaching a series of sermons on Paul’s life and activities, each Sunday at the church. The public is invited. A Cross - and Crown Rally will be held between tho superintendent of Smidav school and president of lb* B. Y. P. U.. March 2f> at 2:30 e. m Be sure to eome. The Coal fund is giving a social. March 21. t the residence of Robert Hall. 10.31) Cornell avenue. March 22 at s p. m.. luiprizing services will be
hold.
There will be a musical program at Emanuel Baptist church. March 22 at 3 p. m.. sponsored by the deacon board and th -1 missionarv soli* ty. Some of the l est talent of the citv will l*o on this program. The Four Vail w Wonders will v oiider e comolete program at Fmanuel Baptist church. March 30 at S u. in. The clubs of the church wr!I meet as usual at their respective tini“s. Rev. A. Batts, pastor. ST JOHN A. M. E. The choir of St. John A. M E. church is giving their 4tli Sunday evening, all rc*ni’'sts musiccl i>roс. ram. M>vcb 22 at S p. m. The public is invited. A .loiuf meeting of the -senior • :.d voune ladies missionary society will met at tho residence of Mrs. j Mitcham. KTU5 Columbia avenue, March 23 at S p. m. Rev. J. Miteh£.111 is to teach the monthly Bible lesson. The choir will give a soring frolic in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Shirlev. 3032 Martindale avenue. March 20 at s p. m. The choir is rendering the *(>01 Ship of Zion at the K. of P. Hall. March 30 at
v o. m
NEW 11 BERT Y BAPTIST A big complimentiirv musical re
rital will be given a! the church March 23 at S p. 111.. sponsored by
Misses Ailene Hynes. Hannah Mrs. Belle Woods; response. Mrs. j u .each at the church. M^rch
fore 9 o’clock. The public is In-
vited.
MERRY JANE CLUB Mrs. Clark was hostess to the Merrv Jane club on March 10. They spent an evening at the Walker Theatre which was followed by a luncheon at Joe Mitchell’s Tavern. MISERETTES BRIDGE The Miserettes Bridge club met with Miss Helen Keller last Wednesday evening. Prizes were awarded Miss Johnella McReynblds. Miss Lucile Muntz and Miss Genevieve Mentloe. NIFTY EIGHT BRIDGE The Nifty Eight Bridge club met with Mrs. Beatrice Love last Thursday evening. Prizes were won by Mrs. J. M. Morton. Mrs. Bertha Carpenter and Mrs. Love. SATURDAY EVENING Mrs. Florida Leak entertained the Saturday Evening club this week at her home in N. Capitol avenue. COSMOPOLITAN MUSIC STUDY The Cosmopolitan Music Study club met last Saturday at the school with Miss Annis L. Gray as hostess. Plans were made for the musical carnival to be given. Af- | ter the business meeting, the following participated on program: William Perkins, played two selections on the saYaphone, and Miss Marie Murphy played two instrumental selections- °n the piano. Robert E. Jones is president. GAMMA TAU Gamma Tau girls were enter tained by Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, Thursday evening, at her home, 2349 N. Capitol avenue. Prizes were won by Miss Anna Ricketts and Mrs. Thelma Blanks. RODERIC The Roderic club met at the home of E. Moss at 1314 Cornell avenue. Prizes were won by Wm. Randolph P. Morton. LES CHIC CHERE Les Chic Chere club met Tuesday evening with Mrs. Dorothy Shulls, 1213 Highland street. Prizes were won by Mrs. Leora Crockett, Mrs. Aleatha Gurnell and Mrsi Sarah Vandiman.
ETON
T£e Eton club met at 303 W. Vermont stret, March 11. Mrs. Marie Pendegraph. hostess. Prizes were won by Mrs. Arlee Shobe. Miss Lillian Hunter and Mrs. Neal
Parch man.
JOLLY THIRTY-TWO The Jollv Thirty-Two club met wjth G. N. T. Gray, 431 Blackford
Bryant, and Miss Bell Keyes. Miss j L. B. Jackson: solo. Mrs. Geral-
dine Brown: remarks, by Rev.
Mayme Moormas was 1 guest. SYMMETRICAL BRIDGE Miss Blanche Turner was hostess to the Symmetrical Bridge club at the Coffee Pot, last Wednesday evening. Prizes were won by Mrs. Ethel Chambers, Miss Pauline Winn ami Mrs.
! Daisy M. Taylor. J PRO TO PLEASURE
The Pro To Pleasure dub met at the residence of Donnie Os borne on W. 11th street last Tuesday evening. The club has Installed a business department. This branch of the club was sug gested by Robert Whitlock.
AMICITIA BRIDGE
Amicitia Bridge club of which Mrs. Larinia Lawson Rhodes is president met with Mrs. Ollie Lee on last Thursday evening. Prizes
Gregory; selection. Mt. ('arinel F< nr: solo. Mrs. Gregory: short talk. Rev. Womack : selection. Fireside Glee club : Mrs. Jackson, solo, representing: the Glencoe chorus; Rev. Matthew Downay gave a talk alter being presented to the union: solo. Mrs. Ivcttie Hall:’rlosing number by the entire chorus. The monthly Choral union meet in? will meet at the home of Mrs. Beatrice Brown. 2802 Franklin ptijce. The union program will la* held the 2nd Tuesday evening in April at the Greater St. John’s Bar.fist church. BIRTHDAY PARTY Miss Mary Ella Beasley. 1745
son. The club is making plans for the bimonthly buffet supper to
be given soon.
were won by Mesdames Virginia iqaFFODIL
The Daffodil club was entertain-
Osborne Guynes, Eula Rollins Winters and Ddlma Quarrells.,
ZODIAC
The Zodiac club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Miss Inez Carter in Cornell avenue. Plans were discussed for a spring dance to be given April 3. at Dee’s Paradise. HOLLYWOOD EIGHT ^he Hollywood Eight club met at the home of Mr. ami Mrs. Jerry Bostic on Ralston avenue, Thurs day evening. Prizes were won by Mrs. Theodore Johnson. Mrs. John Dabner and John Tanner. ALLEGRO The Allegro club met with Mr. md Mrs. William Hall, March 16. at 2445 Highland place. Prizes were won by Miss Ethel Foutch and Maurice Harrison, and John
Sullivan.
SWASTIKA BRIDGE Swastika Bridge club met at the home of Mrs. Anna Benedict on Shriver avenue, last Friday eve ning. Bridge was discussed. JOLLY BACHELORS Jolly Bachelor Girls met at the home of Mrs. Irmn Black, 638 W. Tenth street. March 3. Prizes were won by Mrs. Francis Stewart. Mrs. Elizabeth Graves and Mrs. Odessa Skaggs. On March 10 the club met at the home of Mrs. Beulah Bernard in N. 1 Capitol avenue, prices were won by Mrs. Ruth Edelyn. Mrs. Francis Stewart and Mrs. Dorothy Wilson. TROCADEROS Trocaderos Girls club was entertained by Miss Elizabeth Brooks. 2529 Highland place. March 16. Prizes were awarded Mrs. Myrtle Salisbury, Miss Edwina Woodard and Mrs, Eva Till-
ed by Mrs. Myrtle Patterson, 614 W. iMichigan street, March 16. Prizes were won by Mrs. Nannie Weaver. Mrs. Lucille Carvin, Mrs. Eupheuia Brown and Mrs. Evelyn
Simpson.
GROTOMUCH Grotomuch club met Monday with Mrs. Edith Ewing. 530 Vqr mont street. EASY ACES The Easy Aces Whist club was entertained by Miss Mary Ella Lewis at the home of Mrs. Zaytor Johnson. 917 Maple street. Prizes were won by Mrs. Jacqueline Leo, Mrs. Nettie . Tae and Mrs. Zaytor Johnson, boobie. TWELVE SPORTSMEN The Twelve Sportsmen club met with Henry Thomas. HO West St. (’lair street. The topic of discussion was a cocktail party to la* given. March 2P in the K. of P. hall by the club. GOLDEN HOURj, . M?s. Mary Blade proved to be •a very delightful hostess wheu she entertained the Goldren Hour club. 33< Blackford street. March 10. 'Gaily will hold sway aLthe lovely home of Mrs. MqrgaiW Simmons. March 22 at a eocktail party, 010 W. New Y'ork street. C ARJOCA GIRLS Mrs. Jane Hughes. 1714 N. Senate avenue, was hostess to the 'Carloca Girls club recently. Pries were \YQu by. Hrs. Lgttie Bray Wilson, Miss AUcp Moore. Mrs. Jane Hu&h£s. ■ SUNSHINE GUILD Mrs. Jessie Robinson on W. 25th street entertained the club. Thursday evening. Plans are lielug made lor the annual spring dance. Miss Floia Roll Francis was guest.
*'0 at S n in. Th** onMic is invited.
GOODWILL BAPTIST vViiu-m Wooten, choir and
ir.en.bers will lie gue-ts at Sr. T ohu \ M. E. church. Friday. March 20 pi s m.* Tho ••hov is D bavins' a
yi:>r.-h 22 ••(’to- th** miming
service. There will also be a pro- • r ,ui at »* m. The coop*>ra * ion of all friend- is soUeitecl..iulia M'otoek. president »
The Goodwill '•horns will
at the church. Tuesday at. 7:30 n. m. The Kmergeiiey Fund metjit the home of Mrs. M. Boyd. 1«G8 N. Arsenal avenue. Tuesday evening. Visitors were welcomed. Deact u Christian, president. The Ushhoerd will n»n'*t ot the home **t Roberts. 1218 E. 16th street. Ml members please eome nut and | lr i., „s- Mrs. Route, president. The Pastor’s Aid will P>‘*et a! the church on Monday CVenirteMis Lee- president. The Go-kIwiII choir will rehearse Thursday eve ning at 8 p. m. AM members and Ihe** •Wishing to join, please l*v out.
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