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SUNDAY. DECEMBER 27, 1931
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SIGMA GAMMA RIIOS
T EAST. IT'S HEBE! That widely publicized Sigma Gamma Him
conclave slated for the Gate City itself is here, initiating with an
open public meeting this afte:ni..>:i. The Sigma Gamma itlm. promise
to throw Atlanta society into the gayety of a jubilee, the pantomime
ol a fashion show, and the din of rolling claps of thunder. It'd » a
treat for you, and you, and you! <With apelogie: to Miss Myrtle Esmsf.
THE SIGMA GAMMA HUOS boast's bevy of Atlanta's leading
debutantes and matrons. Included in their coveted rank are Mes
dames H It Butler, .Jesse O Thomas. B. (’. Barker
ville, Howard Pitts Carrie Connally, St Elmo Rey
imld . Juanita I’, h.d Toomer, and others, and Mis <'.
l.ois Burge. Kuby V.G. e. Myrtle Estes .Madeline
White Lu'ille Harper. I. Walker .Janie Goo,by, and
Ys'^ls^ more A Mi. Toomer reminded you lad Sunday, the
Sigma Gamma Rhor despite their intense pursuit ol
their • xia! role to Hie Gate City populace, will be
somewhat emhroud"d in lamentation ovei the death
*'* lw" membei of their < 'an to wit, Mrs But,
O 1118 ^ l| " " husband Dr II It Buller prommen! Ha
terna' and prufe: .meal lead r succumbed Io th"
Luciu Jones eluti hit.". hand of the Grim Reaper last week, and
Miss Madeline White, who, recently, lost, her father
I - -
PREPPING FOR THE I.IME GLARE of the Sigma Gamma Rho
conclave will be hundred.-: id' "swanks' and "swells of the local popu
lace. Belles, deb,:, aod matron:: will protler their most electi Hy mg
gowns. These gowns, designed and suited to the most, critical connois
seur's taste, will <dmg to dainty feminine bodies, graphically outlm
ing pleming terms. Womcn're like that! 'I he male 1 centmgeii*. will
be starched "o stiflly it'll re embh a maw of beavei board. It. will
flaunt creases with euflmg keenness. Artistic taste will be manliest
even in lbs- smart cravats worn by the mascidines Vain to a i.mlt.
both feminines and masculine:: will spend hours of painstaking el
fort at the dressing table or before the mirror That's the war ol our
intelligent::!.i' We're vain, aren't we till'.'
YOUNG DR. M. M MOORE
WHEN DR. MARCELLUS M MOORE returned to the Gate < ity
to praiti'e his profw ion. Atlanta profited m .1 twofold manner I
with the advent ol the yolin,! mi dm. win. by way of record, 11 ■!
to he .: football pkmr of no little kill and < Immwry. mr-werm- to (
the name of "Dmty". Atlanta na i within her confines, n man with
appraisin \ medical and surgical merits, and at the same time a gcntli
man who was predefined to a-mime a rightful place in the activitH"
of the "martil .0 t Dr Moore, de pile Ins south has the polish, the
innate skill, and the stability of > i: older sires m Ins. and correspon
dh g professions We predict lor this youthlnl phy wian-sm geon
m; nv professiona! L mmph- '1 .ir stull in I :
WITH SMILING APPROVAL your writer, reviewing a Mae
fadden PHYSICAL CULTURE magazme. aeknowied: es the euphemism
of a writer on SEXUAL HEALTH, who pointed out the manifold ill
effects of entertaining abdominal or bodily frictions while dancing.
A summary statement of his article may be gleaned from his state
ment: "Modern social groups are showing a marked tendency toward
abdominal fi i tion while dancing: it is dangerous practice, one detn
menlal to sex health; it should he discouraged " True as the an ew
from Wdiiam Teil's. bow ere the health authnrily statements. -1 • 5
1 Continued on Page 4.)
Personal Mention
Dr. M. L. Taylor and Mr. Joseph
Clark of Columbus, Ga., were in
the city last week to attend the
funeral'of Dr. H. R. Butler, Sr
Mrs. Naomi Shocklin Smith, pop
lar teacher at the Washington j
High school, is spending the holi-J
days in Clearwater, Florida, as the
guest of Dr. anil Mrs. Archie. En - i
route to Clearwater, she spent a
few days in Jacksonville, visiting
Mrs. Clarence Patterson.
* ij: * fi
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Carter of
Augusta. Ga., spent Christmas Dav;
with the latter's mother and sister.)
| Mrs G. W Arnold and Miss Emma
Arnold at their home on Rid '.e,
avenue.
Mr -; Aurelia Wilham"., sec: eta. o
of the Phvllis Wheatley Branch ol '
the Y. W. C. A., is spending Hie
holida's with her mother in Char-'
lotle. N C
Mr. am' Mr-'. John L Bell will'
have as their guest. during tne
Joseph F. Fielder
• A-
Watchmaker & Jeweler
370 Peters Street, S. W.
Car. McDaniel St.
GOOD CAMPBELL COAL "
TODAY S CASH PRICES TON i
BUFFALO (Furnace l-gg) $5.50
STABBOURNE (Round) $5.75—( Block) $6.0(1
BLACK COM FT (ROUND) $6.00—(Block) 56.25
RED STAR (Egg) $6.25—( Block) $6.50
MONARCH COKE $7.25
We deliver two bags of approximately 100 pounds each sutn
CAMPBELLCOALCo.
JA SC9U 240 MARIETTA. N. W
Yuletide season. Mrs. Maggie Davis
Gailliard of Tuskegee. Ala. Mrs.
Galliard is the attractive sister ol
Mm. Beil.
Mr. W. B. Delorme of Sumter. S
is visiting his son and daughter
m-law. Mi', and Mrs. G E. Delorme,
at their charming home on C street.
Rev. and Mrs. R K Paschal ot
Coiumbus. Ga, are (lie holiday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Toom
er on Sim. et avenue. Rev. and Mrs
Paschal are the parents of Mrs.
Toome:'.
Mr. N. B Herndon is spending,
the Christmas holidays at his wm
ti" home in Tavares. Florida. His
mother. Mrs, A. F. Herndon has
be< n there since early in Novem
ber.
Mi Harriett Thomas has lefi the
city fi . her home in Baton Rouge.
L;\ Before returning she will att-md
tb.e A K. A. Boule, which convani -
in Cim nnati. Her itinerary also in
clude.-; Chicago
g- * ft
Mrs Walter Chivers and lowly
little daughter. Miriam, are spend
ing the holidays in Birmingham,
the former home of Mrs. Chivers
M.- and M ' L. McClain are
Ihe gue::b: > -' the parents of Mrs.
McClain M and Mrs. A C Sim
mons. 1131 Gr< ensfe' ry avenue.
Prof. Almnnus Crosby, teacher at
the North Carolina State Teachers
College, in Durham, is spending
the hohdavs with his wife. Mrs.
Leola Crosby, on Ashby street who
by the wav has been <|Uiti ill. but
is better now
Pr«>f S, M Nabrit. who is Judy
ing this year for Ins Ph D degree
at Brown university i ■' p.,.
to spend the Christina day:
with his family
Mesdarne: Je <■ f > Thom.i and
B. C. Baskerville will h.c < a> then
guests dining the Sojaa Gamma
Rho Boule. Je .dami Helen Brook,
and EdylLc Scott of Indianapolr
and Evelyn Briscoe and Nina Petti
lord of Vincennes, Indiana
Mrs. Howa'd Pitt- Basdeus oi
the local chapter of the Sigma Gam
ma Rho Sorority, will entertain
Mrs Fannie G I’anner of Louisville.
Kentucky National B.i Heu : and
Mesdame Beat: ice Wi ight Fox
and Hazel Mosby of Cie-.eland dur
ing the Boule.
Mis: Lucy Gadsen ol Savannah
will be the gue t of Mis: Maggie
Mae Martin this week.
Mi: s Loi: Burge will have as le.
guest this week. Mi. s Austin, ol
Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr:- Carrie Connally and Mis:
Corn Woodard have as; their guests
Mises Ethel Scott. Lucy Brooks,
and Clio Bohannon, of Cleveland
Misses Enielie Walden and Flor
ence Jackson of Cleveland are to
visit Miss Anona Walker ’his week.
Misses Alma and Ernestine Banks
will c-ntertain Misses Esther Boyd
and Mary Irwin of Indianapolis,
during the Boule.
« f.
Mrs Delight Winton and Edna
Windburn of Claveland are to b'
tb.e gue;Js of Miss Ruble Wise tins
y/cek'.
Mrs. Charles L. Gideons will hav<
a-: her guest, during the Boule Dr
U. Ashburn of Chicago.
Misses Li: ile Hai per and Hen
rietta Brannon will have out ol
town guests this week.
Misses Janie and Katie Goosby
...e expecting Mrs. Bertha Bluck
nt’ Vmeemie;. Indiana and Mrs Loi:
L. (Ira.', ol Webster. Missouri, as
their gue;.! : during the Boule.
Miss Juanita Ashe of Princeton.
Illinois, and Miss Florence Barker,
। I Lovejoy. Illinois, will vi it Miss
Myrtle Estes this Week.
Mr. and Mrs. Berl Hamilton of
Pittsburg,h are the guests of their
parents. Mr and Mr- .Alex Hamit
ton. Su.
4 , , 4 J-
M.', uhd Mi' Hum y (’ook HumH
ton an* ilh* holiday )Hosts ot their
parents, Mr and Mrs. Alex Hamil
ton and Mr. and Mrs Myron Towns
Mr .. M.'iigaret Ford Hodge has
ret.irm-d to the city from Hot
Spring,.-:, Arkatisas.
Ln and M:-:. Chas H. Johnson
: ih : t ch’isf'” ’> iy iii Anderson.
S. i' v-h ''ivistrias reunion
of 'he .0-he ■ f. mily was held.
Dr ,nd IW. h'hns.m will re
fmn I" Atlant i ' i the post-season
fe tm ilies
Friends of Miss Mabel Murphy,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. S.
Murphy, will regret to learn that
rhe wa: painfully but tied at her
home on Saturday
Mrs. S. M. Lewis has been con
fined to bed with an attack of in
fluenza. She is reported to be im
proving.
Miss Tulia A. Madison who is al
fudent at Fisk umver: ity is spcn-|
ding the holidays with her parents*
Dr. and Mrs. J. W Madison, on
McDan'e! street.
f'
Miss Aly-c Rebecca Williams, of
Pensacola. Florida, who is also a,
student at Fisk, accompanied Miss
Madison and will be her guest, dur-1
the holidays.
<i. :; t * ft
Dr. and Mrs. G B Warren are,
spending the holidays in Americus.;
Georgia.
Mr. and Mrs. Fori ester B. Wnsh-i
mgton left the citv last week forj
a motor trip that will include seve-1
ral points in the East.
Mr Charles W. Greene has re-1
turned home from Texas where he
has been nn business for a consider-1
;.ble length of time
Mr- Edwin J. Turner of Colum-1
bus. Ga., was in the citv last week ;
io at ten I the funeral of Dr. H It I
Butler, Sr.
Something New
Under the Sun
Again the Fox Theatre loads in
introducing romethim; new in local
theatre circles.
Under the direction of Mr. A C
Christo!. efficient, wide-awake,
manager of the Colored Division
of the Fox, a weekly pre-view of
pictures is held, at which time
various groups of prominent Nee
>o women are asked to view tlio
idvance showing. At there show
ings the lower floor of the magn’-
■'eent edifice is available to the
ace women.
This is quite in keeping with the
bberal policy of the Fox. to whom
appreciation should be shown l>.v
our Heady patronage.
In addition to the race policy
which is in itself sufficient, other
'urentives to patronage are the
facts that, it is the most beautiful
’entre in the South and that only
he finest, highest class pictu>-es
dong with (Jie most elaborate
.’audeville, are shown.
About the most unnleasmt f< -i
i:ie of a trio to tiie Fox is walking
up the sta rway. and soon v
soon, that unpleasantness will )v, V e
bmp removed, for within a short
Imw. e'->vatur service there will be
a reality.
So come on folks, lets get the so
habit'
Nine O’Clocks
Honored
The magnificent homo of I)r no
E. G Bowd'm fui m bed .m
el<- .nit • t tling for the Friday e a n
m meeting of the Nine () Clock
Budge was preceded by an c u
l-j ate coursi* d him i which v.
< •. ml from a beautifully apjio.n:
< d ;:-hle.
A'-ti-fie prize:; for high ces ;
c a warded Me dami H
' ! 'ci and C C ( ’.iter and D L
J Hill mid C. <' ('.iter. Di J It 1
i I .ri.illiui und Mi i ’ Uhu: } ’ J-J.:i- j
id ri (‘i vi‘d boubn
Notice
Don't forget the first and only
Public nweting of Sigma (lamina
Rho Sorority a* the First Congre
gational Church, Sunday inglil
Diccmber 27, at 8 P M.
Announcement
An .'mnounccmeiit of wide: pread
info)c;-J is in: de today by Mr.
Virginia Hav.k
Mrs Hawk announces the marri
|age of her niece Miss Mabel J
Davis to Mr. Albert H .h-nkim
The happy young couple is resid
ing temporarily witii Mrs. Hawk
at 180 Clifford -tn et. Friend: .
get in toUeli w.th tiieni by callm"
Walnut 4781.
Washington High
To Re-Present
Xmas Theme
b an ethal to satisfy innumer
able reque. f !.,. , t re-staging of Hie
Christmas C nta'a "The Glory of
Bethlehem " n , presented by’ stu
dents of B T Washington High
School, stated that the cantata
would take place again this after
noon in the Warren Memorial
Chapel at six o'clock m the even
ing.
The j।ar ll<■ ip 1111 n the . antala 1
are directed by M.. E M Groves I
a talented woman well known in
the rnu -ieal world Assisted by ।
Graham W. Jackson at the pipe or- i
gan. and by oilier well known ।
local musical personages, the direc
tress will even excel the torn..-,
rendit ion.
You will thrill as you listen to
the musical gifts of those youth
ful voie. . You w.il be moved to
deep emotion when you l< ,r thei
dramatic <|iialifies in tin voice of '
Miss Eloise Loo - sti Ik.' opranij
of the chorus Fred MHI.i will'
win yum- plaudits with h.s sweet j
toned male voice.
Some of the numbers to lend es- |
!>ei ial ear to are ’The Gift ol God ' |
by M ss famg: "The Glorified City" I
I . Mis Edna Riley; and "Come Adj
Ye Faithful" by Miss Pauline |
Whilaker
Mr. 11. W. Pitts Feted
on Birthday
On Monday evening Mrs. H W.
Pi'.t.s < alertained at her palatial
l.ome o : Hunter Rond N. W honor
ing Mr. PiHs. her husband, on the
occasion of his birthday.
The ‘ list was composed of I
church otla ids and co worki i ; of j
Mr Pitts
The evening was delightfully I
spent in play.ng games.
Interesting Christmas!
Greeting
The Christmas cards sent out this
year by the members of Atlanta's
Fashionable Society are. as a whole
mere conservative than in former
years and entirely in keeping with
the general program of eliminating
extravageanee.
Even at that, though, they repre
sent an interesting assortment of
greetings, a:; the following will de
monstrate.
Mr. and Mrs. E I. Parks chose
white cards and envelopes. The lat
ter are lined with rod. and the
former have an ar'estie pamt.ng of
a Treasure Ship, which is on its
way, according to tiie printed mes
sage. to bring their friends joy'
during the season.
Mr and Mrs. Cyrus Campiield
an.’ family selected cards and en
velops in brown, attractively deco
rated with a group of musicians
playing and singing carols.
Dr. and Mrs Arthur L. Kelsey,
md son used white cards contain-:
ing a snow scene and the greetin'.’!
s done in old English type.
Dr. and Mrs Chas 11. Johnson
used the assorted parchment cards,
'or their forma' 'reelings but io;
icr very intimate friends. Mrs.;
Johnson sent pa: cal cards con-;
‘aining sentiment' by Edgar Cm-st
md James W Foley. i
Mr and Mrs. Howard W. Russell;
hose cards and envelopes, in a
yrilliant orange color and two en-'
.-elopes enclocd the attractive'
greeting.
Tiie G'l'ds used by Mr and Mrs.|
Albeit W Dull ire so revcTenee-j
provoking that il : < ems almost sa-,
•rilegiou. to I'ltempt a description.!
Thev are the tiniest wisps of cards'
in pure white and in the center is'
i pielme of t>w Christ. Underneath
is the simnle but benchant inscrip
tion. “In His N'mi” "
Mr and Mis .1 >!m Henry Wils -n,
S<-. of 130 Griffin street, sent out
cards which are < li.naeteristic of.
the hosnitalitv one finds in their
heme Thi v are o. moire paner,|
containing an open door leading.
THE ATLANTA WORLD, ATLANTA, GA
Activities at Y. W. (\ A. Last Week'
Center Around Committees
T । 1 ndu t r;J ( onmiittmi in ,
bet , iiaim ly. Ab dame < ha . V.
Grei ne, chaii man. A B, Ab t oy, J
M. Chile - J. 11. Ale Grew C. L
Jack on and A. T Wal-b n w» re
particularly fortunate in -i-curing
as t h'-ir peak. , at the cmnmitti •
m.-eting la 3 week Alls. l’ !.mk.«
Ad mi . n trmtie-s in 1 oitimua
1-. ()i gamzat ion at the A tian*,..
School of Social Woik.
Miss Adam; - poke on "Industrial
1 Work Anim.f' L' gi o Women”,
j Ti e fact that 'Tk has eerved a
: Jmlu trial So i ( *a । y ol the A ■ A\ .
A n • h:iago places her n a
। po.-it ion to peak with authority
lon the uidu.-t.rial problems of Ne
। gro women.
I The ccniniittee on < olored
i Work -,v u h .; interracial in it
make up and which meets month
ly to tudy various phases of Ne
gio Life and Literature selected
as their .'peaker for the month,
Ale ( a . W. Wa.-hington, effi
t" u-nt ecretary of the Atlanta
Urban League
j Mr. Washington field h: ; lu-ten
lers in rapt attention as fie ilisi ii: s
Dr. and Mrs.J. W. Madison I etc
Daughter and Guest
In and .Mi. J. W Madison en
|ti rtained ~t Ilien home on Mc
' Darnel Strei t on Tuesday evening
in honor of their daughter. Miss
| Julia A. Madison who. with a
;.colli t;e chum, M ss Alyce William::
lof Bensacotu. is spending the holi
days here
youn,:; college set were present.
into a warm if"i i v fiome. The
sentiment on the c ird announce.;
that the latch string hangs on the
outside of the door.
Mr. and Mrs. A Bowie used a
card containing a snow scene. The
envelojlo is distinguished by its
perforated line, which renders it
easy to open.
' Mr. and Mrs. G S. Delorme se
; lected a folded card in cream on
' which an etching of a Christmas
I Eve in England is done by Paul
Lobert .
D". and Mrs. E. G. Bowden used
a.:"ort. ! cards.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bell chose
a folder with a gold metallic finish
I eon'.ainin l a Christmas w>sh and
I Hr- simple signature “Jack and
Emma."
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Allston
and daughter used assorted cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey R. Watkins
chose a white card, containing the
: pi< tore of a home decorated with
; holly wreaths, etc.
Dr and Mrs C C Cater used a
nliite card borderer! with vivid
colors. In the center, is the Christ
mas and New Year wish.
Att'y and Mrs. T. W. Holmes
us'd assorted cards.
Mr. and Mrs. Kemper Harreid
are not sending cards this year,
but with the amount thus saved,
in addition to a supplementary n
mount raised through solicitation,
are playing Santa Claus to about
seventy children, who are wards
of Ihe Chud’s Welfare Societv
Mr. and Mrs. J. W Rec<e se
lected a folder etched with a scene
of an old fashioned winter.
Miss Carrie Watts was partial to
the Reims Cathedral design.
Miss Helen Tolive" expressed her
artistry in hand painted designs of
a stage coach.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Partee used
an etching of a cathcd.nJ.
Mr. and Mrs. Mat’l:. .vs 1! bests
and sister sent out cards in brown,
decorated with old fashioned fid
dlers.
Miss Ella Ramsey chose tiie.in
terior of an early American cot
tage.
Mr. and Mrs. I\ rry W'. r.c and
daughter -elected a design repre
sentin;’, a stage e .''ch. laden wi.li
Christmas gifts.
Dr. and Mrs. H D Canady used
cards in buff and b own .picturing
a cathedral.
.A unique folder in silver metal
lic finish, featuring the Th re Wise
Men following a star, was used by
M>'. and Mrs. H. fa. Murphy and
eb.ildren. Th? inscription >r ;ds “We :
have the gold, the frank nc:n'e an
the myrrh, but what, we need is a
return of the sjiirit. which shall
keep peace and good-will toward;
all men."
Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Powell selec-j
ted a card of elegant simplicity It
is a pure white card with the greet- ;
ings in gold letters and a gold can
dle burning in one corner.
Mr and Mrs. John F Cook used
assorted cards.
Miss Mary Harris sent out white
cards engraved in silver.
Miss Kate Graves used assorted।
cards.
Mr and Mrs. Wendell Cunning
ham and Mr and Mrs Harold Cun-,
ningham used assorted cards.
Mi’. Chas W. Washington used!
a white card v ith a unique design.)
The background of the design is
black and embus > d upon it are
the Three Wise Men. done in sd-;
ver inet-'llie finish.
Mr. Walter Smith chose Reims
Cathedral for some of hr friends
and The Three Wise Men lor oth
ers.
From some out a ' ’’ i"’rsons.
who are forme: At! in' ; rime in
te-csting greetm ■ i.eiuws
Mr. and Mrs e •••vC Heard of
Washington, send coaeli de
sign.
Mrs. A F U Is a
cheery greeting !' 1 '' d"' land of
flowers.
And from the far-away Virgin
Islands Mr and Mr Edward
Richardson send an interesting
message.
(Other cards will be de: ribed
later).
cd the work ol tin- Urban I ' h
local and national
Subsequent I" the addre: ।
Washington, Mi Ruth V/i 'r
gave an epitome of the 1.. of
cd the merit, of her fame an
Coleridge Taylor and su: ' • it
aci omplijhed p.aim I by the plea
did o di'ion of Coleridge 'I ■ I'C
'I f" I like a Motherless Ch: d
Fur .i.o ],.• t. .' owing circle-, have
furi,i-i,i.| material for joke- n 11 1 h •
But Huo , m ust that m thiu■
Circles thi o 1/ always more go;
sip a! dm, ■ than, sewing should
ha o pi 'p< ,| ~ | week on the
i one ai Ho y ’.c c headed bv
:Mi Roa Ka,
Tiie io;m■ । ~.w ' mg. mach-
ines to ’ ! :■ -I ' e m that group
thatc v-a k ~ •* no play."
Of onir ■ o ~ understand
w h.v. vv In i u , who t mot
ivated '! ■. e a j. moved
by a de :i< u ■ ill t.iward
) spreadu.:' (c ■ .. n <ing
poor child; e; "■ . making
garments to m ■: -. , the
; hoiida.v ' : o in-
crease
Dancing wa: th'
tertainment and rm.
ed on the piano b_.
Morehouse College
The home w ,s attr " :•
rated in Chrh tma - . :
the favor:; were red an ; i' ■
horns
About thirty-six memljoi ; :J
ROOM lOR KIM
Beautiful furnished room. I'i i- Hr
hone. Hot Vialer. steam tv.it
electric lights, radio, and ot'o r
conveniences.—Walnut 422!).
i Seen and Heard
This time it’s the MARINERS
i breaking up Hie social lethargy tic
enshrouded the Gate City durm
jXn.as day On last evening ■’
.Sunset park mane roc al “br-d-
I seemingly spent a mo t enjo.vab.c
evening. Your humble colum
nist was so busily engaged in
। terpischorean technique with tin
charming Miss Daisy Stanfield that
lie "plumb" forgot to list any
.names. The officers of club art
as follows: John T. Arney, pre i
tlent.. Harvell Wi e. vice-president
i Andrew Thomas, secertary, Arthur
j O’Neal. Business manager and C
[D. Harris. Treasurer.
I My “ole" friend, Sam Speed"
) manager of Sunset Park, breaks
forth with the news that bask' tb:m
season is here again and s..y t.
be ready to spend some t . uc>
out seeing a good basket! i f : u
and enjiQy a dunce aficv. ;
Mrs. Juanita Ellison i;.te::.,u.
with .. pre-Clu Ist mas ii nee a! 1'
spacious home on O;: .. . S:,.
mong those present were "d
Laura Lane. Billie Hiud'.. Hm
1 SniJ'i. Nettie Arne 1 Alabid H, :
Catherine Wingfield. Fannie Ar
nold Aurethia Brown. Walter Aia
Doi’.in. D mnie K. Hayw." d
Messrs Charles D Clark. James O
| Slade. Pap Ward. Cecil fi dker. T
C -Arnold. Herbert Roland. Mae
Kenzie Jones. Emmett Spurlock.
Oliver Holmes, your Humble Col
umnist. and a host of others. A
delightful repast was served.
Just a correction Miss Elsie Fost
er. papa!..; sub-deb of this e.ty is
not in the city for the yuletide sea-
>n. but is visiting friends in Fs.st
': t Louis. 111.
i Mr. Jtdiu:; W. 11 1! and R .b. rt
. WHsmi. of Charlotte. N. C. tme in
the cdy for the Xmas liolainys. '
These two gentlemen are studen’s
of J. C Smith University.
I always “h,:da a hunch" that i
would never marry, but with
charming little ladieM like Mise.:
Daisy Stanfield. Louise Day. Juha
nie Brittain. Melbahue Bryant. Mil
dred Combs. Marguerite Tavln I '.
Helen B. Johnson. Muriel .Allen.
Thelma Fuller, and the rest around
""howsa" feller gonna t v s ne/c! ।
THE JOLLY MATRON SOCIAL
(LIB
Are giving their Erst annual '
dance. Dec. 28th at Tiger Flower's j
Villa Our next meeting will ’te |
at the home of Mrs Adella Fai- I
179 Bailey Street.
Mrs. C. Fields, Pre ■
Mrs. Lillian Battle. Rep
Graduate Chib Meets
On Monday evening Prof. A. B '
Wright of Clark University was
host to the members of the Gruuu l
ate Club
Several games of whist and an'
interesting program combined to
form an enjoyable evening The
lucky contestants in the whist
Tournament were Prof John Brid
ges, who captured first prize and
Prof. A. A. McPheeters who won
the second prize.
The program featured Mr A W
Dent, who outlined his plans for
the future in conection with his
new work in New Orleans, Lou
isiana and Mr. H. L. McClain, who
thrilled his listeners with a tenor
solo. ,
Mrs. Gussie Gideons and Miss Viola
Shorter Honor Mr. Frank Gideon
on Birthday
I •;: siank M (11<11■ n in i; i h ',s
pi' " David T Bi.ward Jiiiih,
H :i s. bool wa Umi .ri'il Frutay
' '' in ■ wit h a 1 1 ' I I'll-.. ■. Ba ■ ‘ .
h ' 'hci Mi Gi: GiHi ■
C" . J,,^ M, VnJa Shoi t.-:
i ; ■ 'Han was hi 'hi naturi- of a
ism p' and -■> ' : ■ ! wa f
handli : Hi;,* t)w . ,J H ; n ,,|
Ila V " ।: ■I, * । t :i: I n pa t lon i>t
Ih( •. ■ ■.' 'i ।. 'v.. made po 11.*Ie
h.V ' ■ ■ ‘a. :. nut. alia, with Mi.
Je ’. । J.,, J* ,i a । , ijnf |. ■. a ■
who <.. 1I"<1 Mr Gid".u:, to h I
cipal J' Da .at T H a.., ; , f
home- and la'i-1 ia d .. ■, p. ; ,
Professor Ci., i ....
IS. Milton NaLr. : • i ~ ' ■
club. but pH'
months because of a r. ;
the city expressed
Other member. p nt
Professors M. D Ken.
Cornell. R. E. Cureton. i
S. M. Warren. E Lu!!;, i;.,,!
C. A. Bascote. C. B 1. ; . ar
Joe Brooks.
;( LUBS
!tBE LIGHTING KING SOCIAL
! ( LI B
Met at the honto of Mr. S We .
. .'-r 1:20 Lawshe S, r 'Ct. Mmid
an.li' Dec. 21st Busine; ; was brie
lan- were made for our dance ;
i'he Sunset Casino on New Year'
We want all of our friend
1 -n ' out and dance with us o'
I ■' Bas' in, rep.
•1: U' ' -r. pres.,
iJASDIOWN NEWS
ov. ii I’ T A met I
: ' auditor: im. Thursda
Mrs: A Randolp!
A v. ondet ful Xmas tri
hold on Friday a
■■ k ' the school. We wer<
' i ' • । ■ the superintenden
' I - ;. ' lady friends with
D ; Ja- ~i Duty of chi!
I i" was su. p.'isei
qmlt as a Xma
'' a : ibei ■ ot' t'ne sev/
' i’T.A. Little Mr
>'. i:J..ct w,,i. Hu highest reeoi ■
J pi . •■ i- 1,. ... th - youngest ant
best si amt:, ■ n Hie sewing cl <
She is tiii... w .ii, of age and t.
। daughtei of M Lula Everha
I Da . i |’t me pa)
I Mt:, 1) I.avendei. Pres.
Mr. 1. r.Hiiii.: Sec’y.
H«- An - si Peter Bayi
>■ hui i'li b: mp,„ . : etings from Nh
Salem Bapt. Church where then
Ira ju t closed. A won
acrful sermon v . dehXered b;
Rev. Green
Tl'...' foiluv.-iiig churches of th.
'jm.'inmj'. invite you to wurih::
z.iih tl'ci'i Sunday:
St. ePte. B pt Church. Rm S:m
jjusio.".
Lttle Bethei A. M. E. ChurC.
.'.'i- Dearden, pastor.
Ro, kv Mt Chiis'i;.' Churi n
ie'. .’Jaye.-,, pastor.
■S' I BEATRICE LYNCH
'•-'■if ‘i' '.’fi S: . will spend th" X:
T. id with her g 'and'.;.''her
\ f ' ( a John:m. at Talluiai
>'a!'. Ga.
J’. ? s’t; jus j?.\j>'i lsr
1 ': ■ : "'"r I'm.- " l'"V X
1 '.',th a Xi C" .
U • < ■ !. i nlan . i:)cl 1n ...
O'-' inv ' ■■ l I 'lea e reef t I ,
ehi::,b a, II P M.
BOWE’ I STATION
Mrs Grace King died Sunday.
Deccmbi . 20. I'J3I. She was 70
For
Brown America
!ov«ly ihad«i cd natural a>*»-
picidon brown. /
chart ranges from dark /
-i tc deep cream carefully /
"w." ‘ed to blend with the J
umq u nip!cx|ons. Alto Poro
iTei In Brunette, or M
n-C: ci YC bite, —delicate, fra- W
grant, cHnging. M
ihree -ich warm ihadet of rouaa ( I
vd 1 .. Gto ^uit your particular
type of c ’loring. ' "WEIEM < 1..
koto ro i'ralrr trill (Uta 1
or urtta
s-ana cdlleee, me. 11
441 5 SOUTH PARKWAY
Block, 44th to 45th Strut
HiCAGO,
■mislttnt Oeuon
n a bw ■
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PAGE THREE
i"" n"l In " .1 her to In . home
upon the preh-n " o) a desire to
visit his mother
1 |" >n f heii' .11 .11 11 hi ; mother's
' Ml' < I'd . V. , greeted by
a host of tiiend who included
members of the David T Howard
Fai ully and a fi w o'hi r r.ue.sfg,
kb (i u , Gui. >n ।: a i mieregg
of renown and h. a-, th a the ••.or
vice on the, ociasc.n v.u elabor
ate would be superfluous.
Mis Gideon anil Mis Shorter
W"i" a i. t"d 1,. vi i Charles L.
(iirleons
' ' -‘‘u ■ ■ i’n.fliers have
hi" 11 i;i.i i Funeral ar-
'’ ■ i "i ;; ij , announced
a 1 (• c
NEEDY ( OLI MN
1 "" I' .a.i: w. If: r" So< iety is
UI . t i- many gifts for its
i arnmes
1 ''' "n, ' able to locate Mrs.
: :d at ..in McDaniel Street,
" ' ' old not gi t our friend
। 'ifered a roller chair over the
i 1 .■■■ nu>:.b"r given. Please
'll us again
R; ■ hie been barefooted
' K i " i ■.< i e cold. Child’s
'• '. :d be a great re-
' A ■.. ail b" 1 needed for 6
ear old child who is sleeping on
lie floor Ihe family has no room
or full sized bed.
7 Two am-s 5 and 11,
■’ in • d of ( li,thin" and shoes,
imt'iid.l" "d Father dead.
N>' 11 Shoe needed for boy 3
No a । and girl ' No. 6>.
N. I. la '.".ir old boy would
ik< ' iff":. I h.ioi bid he has no
"OSI NEWS OF HIE (OLORED
) AMERKAN WAR
VETERANS ASSN.
I’he Post held its regular weekly
} w-trng December 22. at Post
Headquarters This was a Social
; ■ pot 'cd a de-
", hLiil tim- Discussion at this
concerning our
tn . " - which were car-
■ ! : 1 i. rfeclinn on Thurs-
... December 24. 1931.
V are i;:d to announce that
.•u: ay":-, i o!' Mrs. Ada
MeDav i. : ny heaits were made
■d b, Hi . rown up:' and children.
>t only did the Post help Vet
ai. md their children but others
• !:■ i" I .ho came to our of
i' : >■> - a turned away
tb.i: ■ coal was also
* ‘:i to Hr ■ w!m needed it.
Ch I m.a a sea.-a n of gifts,
1: ■ J ;: v. h > .a:" prepared to
I ve houki give more than ever
cause the need is greater. Make
ome one happy It is better to
than to ieceiw. May we all
k !• :v. i'i t . live a better life in
i 'tie fiitu:" and to carry a prayer
'i> the World at large within our
'i< . if. :. n. vou a happy and
m nerous New Year."
All an are urged to be pre
nt at our next meeting Tuesday
night December 29, 1931.
Ada B McDay. supervisor
Carl McGill, commander
Mi Mazie Alford, of 383 Felton
D: ive left for New York City,
December 18th to spend the Xmas
. lida\ She wd return to the
, y about January 15th, 1930.
Continued on Page Six
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