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Expression Club Bn : \ C Present officers of the council | o. . ; i y : i i! are Mrs, Harry Byrkett, presi- |SChedules Luncheon ; { 'S dent; Mrs. Don Gordon, vice | A 1 p m. dessert luncheon will & fit president; Mrs. Rogers Hum- i; neld by the Expression Club 1 i ; x phrey, “secretary; Mrs. Howard ['ryesday in the Home of Mrs. Carl t a : : a 5, Henshaw, treasurer, and Mes- |withner, 26 N. Arlington Ave. eer th | y " i LAR dames Russell Christenbury, | A program of American folk- | i .. i } 8 "| Floyd Boyer and Arthur Gray, lore and American Negro music)’ . : Be advisory board. will be presented by Mesdames| | 3 By Mrs, Willis O'Donoghue is [Laurence Hayes, Wayne Reddick, [] / x 4 ; . 7) god chairman of the meeting. Arthur Macy and Withner, - v # / BL MATCHLESS QUALITY & VALUER { | EL NRRAa———NiN |] 1 : T= gr 0c él Lf: u i Valentine Tea Flow BE || PCASUALS Rh Ne atives Phi Chapter, Alpha Omicron Tn oy | | oh 1. Alpha Sorority, will have a Val-| | h I J I ; : $4978 > a entine tea from 2 to 4 p. m. Sun. ’ — Es SELOFT CLA SICS By EDWIN P. JORDAN, M. D. jday in the home of Mrs. Charles as : 2 iad LN 3% 44 EL | ’) ) «3 1113 MUCH CONFUSION exists con|J. Prince, 926 N. Jefferson Ave. 00) " ~T WR P30 wm ue a ! ry ; cerning a substance, present in Honor guests will be Mrs. Caro-| a » ed * 3 Ww AY STYLE A the blood of some people and not|line Sentney and Mrs. Russell A. tA jy in others, known as the Rh factor.| pu; . |

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