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Miss Farabee Sinclair
ter of Miss Lealia Sinclair
Hickory Street, thew to Milwaukee, Wis., for the Easter
holidays, Miss Sinclair wi]! vis
of

it friends in Chicago, also Mr,

Frank Randall, Jr., son:of Mrs.
Janet. Randall of Elm~ Street,
who is
School there, on
The Socialites,
up and
fave ai most

coming young clubs,
delightful) pre
Easter party ~for their~- imem
bers and: friends, This affair

was given at the Ameri~an Le
gion~s Cocktail -Lounge.~ Every
thing was plentiful and Charles
McKey and Jimmy Frye did a
fine. job of adminigtering cock
tails from behind the bar.

The party was: a -great suc- }

cess,

Flint~s notable Golf Club. -entertained at the Golden Leaf
Club on April 20th. Edward

llth for the,, daugh..

attending Catholic

one of. Flint~s

nie Thompson of Dwight St,
Mr, <T. Tsaac ~won the first prize
and Mr, W. Williams won the
seeond prize, those
were Mrs, Fields, Mr, J. Davis,
Mr, and Mrs. Johnny Haynes,
Mr, A, Handley, Mr, and Mrs.
Bill Williams, Mr.~ and Mrs. C.
Cobbs, Mr, R, Williams, W. L,
-Scott,- Mr. Charles Miller,

gan -and~a host of others.:

Connally =

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cording to his term of office,
During the hearings on the
anti-lynch ~bill.sometime back,
Mr,
oitter and tried to be. funn,
Walter White. and Arthur
Spingarn..In faci,
fluster Mr,
sta manner. Spingarn on things accept
members and
friands. of the club.
~ An, Easter Egg hunt was}

given at the home of Mr. Min.!

present,

\ Miss
Prentiss, Mr, and Mrs, R, Mor
Connally was particularly
when hearing the testimony of
he tried to

Spingarn and in his
began to query

SNOOPIE

J. R. and: B. S. make a fine
couple how -long will it last,
I. wonder,
Ls. Ss: we al] want to know
who is really your lover man?

P. J. and A, H. make a fine

couple, but wait |until T, comes
home,:
W.;H. looks kinda lonesome

without S, B: A.
Just a few of
ing. at the Y, P.| A,: V, H. and
J: H, WW. HH, M,; ML &E.,
P.~R., O. W., A. J, and many
others, Who is |the boss at a
certain club that always counts
the money, ~The Great Nick
the Greek.~
Who was W. H. giving al] his
dime to Sunday) night?*+
One of the best dressed in
the Easter Parade was V.~ H.
Who is M, P,| E. carrying a_|
torch for, | |
There was a} birthday party |
civen on Dwight St. in honor |
cof T. B,~s\ intended husband. |
I wonder where W. W. was|
Easter Sunday.

those frolic
Bowen and Margaret Lyons } in as fact. J. N. ~e, all mgaddy came
niribute i a onesome_ since a |

foe ato ~eustinting, "| a ygSee"alt "208,204 nome om he) ams, Se et
Soean j; right T. P

~The 730 Club made a big} it. Someone told you that and! ~ cae

headway towards doing things We all see the great play boy

of interest on last Tuesday]~you believe it.~ To which Mr, |~M. B. has gone to work since

ee. Plans - were made for} Spingarn. ~ cleverly~ * -replied, mS. Bas quit. asl ~- a
a gala house party, to be given] The senator~ believes he was | Weck here will be a wedding,

a the home of Mrs, Shan-| born in Texas, He was told he but ~ has been called: off ~for

non on Florida Avenue on May} was born in Texas, he didn~t the time being.

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~ pantil he had ~asked the chair.
to make the crowd keep

man
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L. D. you | better~ get your

see it, his mother told him so; |

and so he believes he was born business Straight, lai haat ar
in Texas,~ Conally was:glad to of 35) cuttin~ i put.

-urn that one loose,- But not There w#s p. love ly aaa

party last week with some of

tending such jas P, ~J. ik
A, H., R.N, |
4One of the big town play boys

is in town in the presence

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low to stand for a few minutes: then

ing to get married soon? Please
put us in the know.

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Committee

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Committee should
around and found
out from the white people in
the ward whether they would
support. \ committee~s selection,
Of course thig is ridiculous, A
person can tell ~you. anything
and there will be no. possible~
way of determining whether he
voted~ or! not ~for ~the candidate,
WHITE MINORITY GROUPS
ARE ON SPOT

~Some of the Jeaders of the
varjous white minority~ groups
in tne ward have already made
contact with the committee,
They realize that they are on
the spot, They realize that the
various groups in the third
ward are indebted to the colored people for the support
they have given them down
through the | years, And again
if the~ minority groups in the

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'land~s paternal guardianship of

ward fail to support Mr._ Friley, it is certain that the Noegrozs will withdraw their support from the various candidates who ~are
multitude of offices
out the state.
Regardless | as
election goes, the old status
quo, is a thing of the past
now, The men heading -up the
committee are men of the
highest integrity and it is unthinkable that they will C

through
to how this

sell out the race.
THE COMMITTEE

The committee that is sponsoring Mr. Friley is. the Civic
Community~ League. Mr, & W.,
James, chairman, Mr.: Young S,

Odem Vice | Chairman, Mr,
Brady Carpenter, Secretary |and Mr, R, ~. Chandler, treasurer,

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our most popular celebrities at-|-:

Holy Week

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make the most ~confirm skep- |
tic confess that most, ~ ~Surely
He Died Upon Calvary.~

It is tragic that there are
peop:e here with boas-ed intelligence, who exults in the
profession of a high and -noble
calling, but. for some ~reason
did not pirticipate in.this verybeautiful service,

MRS, SMITH TRIUMPHS

Mrs, Gwenola Smith, the very
efficient organist of the Quinn
Chapel Church; did a. magnificient job at the organ. She

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worked tirelessly to make this
an outstanding success, We are
glad that she succeeded,

"Ve cannot. give too. much
praise to the ministers who also
worked hard to enrich the cultural life of the community.

Rev, R, R. Turpin, Pastor
of the Mt, Olive Baptist Church
and ~president of the_ Interde
nominational Ministers~ Alliance, presidéd. The invocation
was given by the Rev, Tim
nions, of The Metropolitan Baptist Tabernacle, Rev. C. H.
Nicks of the Mt, Calvary Baptist Church read the scripture
lesson, while the pastor Quinn
~Chapel AME Church, the Rev,
W.-A, Crider presented _ the
speaker of the evening. Rev.
Crider was glowing and laud
itory: in his~ introduction. of
Rev, Howell, of the St, Stephens AME, of. Detroit. Offer
tory was taken by the Revs. D,
Baldwin of the _ Blackwell A.
M. E, Zion Church and J. W,
Walker,~ of the Vernon Chapel
A, M, E, Church. Benediction
by Rev, A, W. Davis ~of the
Bethel M. E,: Church,

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A little fellow:
~lgrade wrote this poem:
LIGHT ATTEMPTS ~
~|., ~Poetry is for Spring~
| There~s one

wishing, ~.

That I can go fishing,
Pil put on my; little coat,

And*.go rowing in~ a boat,

That~ be, my only wish,
~Gerald Moore,

in ~the. 4th

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Andi if I catch-a great.big Fish

~> SATURDAY, APRIL 21 1944

The Smart Set
Holds Frolics

The Smart Set Bridge Clu

party, and the fact that thi

was

to the dance,
We are sorry that we cann

semblage and everyone had
grand time,

Elks~ Dance
Well Attended

The

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RHYTHM -

MIDNIGHT DANCE;

served, aS a_ social commit
from these members, for it

ther efforts that. wili

staged the most colorful social
event of the current socia] sea-| ~
son at the Royal Garden Club,
Jack Broadnax and his band

furnished the mnmusic. The} Vélt by Bishop William J, Walls,
crowning attraction of the| Chairman of.the celebration
evening was the singing of| CPmmission, Gov. Dewey ac~Star Dust.~ by Mr. Grady] ~ pted the group~s invitation to
Parker accompanied by his speak to. them _and also. exwife. The Parkers~ are from| Pressed his. admiration for the
Albion. Mich militant attitude of American
The Smart Set members liv-| Protestantism today.

ed up to their boasted reputation of always staging a grand

at the heighth of Easter
Tide. and that everyone was at
his best lent a more festive tone

print the ~guest list, There were|~
so many people there that we
would not have the space to re-:cord all of the names: We can
truthfully say that we~ seriously doubt that there ever was
better dressed or behaved as

>

Easter weekend swung
into action with the Elk~s dance |)
which was heldsat the Royal||
Gardens, the dance was plann-.cd by that most efficient group

Young and C, Connell who also
2e,
Loo~s. forward to hearing more

deter-.

Thomas EB, Dewey will deliver.principal address at the.
Zion Sesquicentennial
ation to. be ~held heré in
Séptembet.: Interviewed in the
executive suite of Hotel Roose
b

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~tRev. Euge gene ene J.
|Olden Padeed |

NEW.-YORK ~(ANP)~Gov.},

DETROIT; Mich;/4+ Rev, ~Bu
-gene J, Olden, prominent loca!

minister who resided.at 6416
Epworth Blvd, passed aw ay on

~Aprils 1% 1946 ~at Eloise Hebph?

tal, Rev, Olden leaves. to mourn |
his. Joss a wife, one son, one
daughter, one ~grandson, ~and
~one ~great-grandson, He was the
father-in-law of Mrs. Hazel
Olden.

CUT WITH POCKET KNIFE
COLUMBUS, Oh:o ~APNS~
Carl Harris, 1302 Fields ave.,

April 17, 8 years of age,. while

on 1lth avenue, between Essex

and Oxford street, had a fight
with Wesley Bates of Alden

Mrs, J, Williams, Mrs, ~,
Smith, Mrs, A. Copeland, Mr.
snd Mrs. W. Thomas, Mr,.-and
Mrs,..O, Williams Mr, W.
jones.

1 Lt, Cleophus Rawls bad wife
peat the Easter Holidays visiting relatives and friends, Lt,

ot

evenue,~ 10 years tof. Beh et on
cut him:in the palm

hand with a pocket knife, He
was taken to University ~
tal by Mary McCarey, his aunt,
of 1382 oo eS ~and was
attended for laceration on pair
of the ~ hand, dy py

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forward to with great anticipaition, amcng those present for
~Ic Elk~s dance werr K; Kird-|
red, ~| R, Walker,
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erd friends,

bartender, was having a nice,
time, Mrs, Leona Dodson and)
sister Mrs. M. Brows were

also seen acquainting their very
attractive niece,

visiting. from Columbus.

Easter Parade
At the Y. P. A.

The Easter parade came to {
close and found everyone wind:
ing up at the YPA, and all cut
for a night of rollicking ~ fun|
Things really jumped with the
great band of Dave Herd and a
swell floor show headlined by
a very~ fine singer from the City
of - Detroit, All~ the guys ~ell
cud~in their Easter finery, look.
ing very sharp, Those present
were: Mr. and Mrs. Roe Park,
er and party, Mr. Abe James,
Johnny Harris, Russell
ard, Chester Banks, Danny
Cooley, Mr. and: Mrs, Bob

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Street has been elected to the
Board of Directors of the Flint
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