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ANNUAL TEA — The Assistance League Gato, Mrs. Carrie Tinney, Mrs. Pauline of the Outdoor Life and Health Aaaocia- Slater, Mrs. Lucille Wells, Mrs. Corine Sto-tion held its annual tea and shower last vail, Mrs. Bessie Burke and Mrs. Lillian^ Sunday evening in the beautiful home of Stevenson-Orange. Members not present Dr. and Mrs. P. M. Fernandee on St An- are Mrs. Josephine Brown, Mrs. Josephine draws Place. Pictured, left to right: Mrs. Carper, Miss Ann White, Mrs. Mary Gard-Carrie Stovall and Mrs. Venia Corporal, ner, Mrs. 'Vina Wheeler and Mrs. Emma Standing: Mrs. Rosell Femades, Mrs. £1 Lee Woody, ) Rae Griggs, Mrs. Alta Shores, Mrs. Denora ' 7
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Crescent Gity Society ly VERA QUAatK
TDOE FOB A NSW SLATE * -NSW ORLEANS—Happy New Tear to all men of good will! This
is the time to wipe too state eleaa of mistakes of the past year and to press with new vigor la a fight to make this a better world tor all men. This Is also the time your social life will hit a hectic pace. *
Get you* ball gowns ready, ande , ; we do mesa gowns, There are approximately thirty-fl** balls scheduled for January. This week, the Vigbrettea, the Ad Libitum*, the Vagabonds, La Vlda Bridge Club, the Marigold Sewing Circle, the New Orleans Ifardi Ores Association and the Gardenia Stitch and Chat Club will entertain. Most of the dances will be staged either in the Labor Union Ball or the Autocrat Club. As the boys say, "Let the good times roll." WEDDING BELLS
It's really June la January in
ENIt 8RJ.Y HAIR IN ISICOMOt
good old New Orleans. If any of our most charming debutantes chose the Christmas season to say "1 do."
A beautiful home wedding on Christmas Day wss that of Camille McCann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. L McCann, 23S4 Bienville Avenue, to Maurice Baptists, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Baptists of Gary. Ind. The nuptials were pep-formed by the Rev. Norman A Holmes, pastor of Central Congregational Church, Where the Mo» Canns are faithful members.
The bride is a graduate of Fisk University and of the Social Service Department of the University of Chicago. She is employed as a social worker in Chicago. Mr. Baptists holds an MJL in Business Administration from the University of Chicago.'- He is In business in Gary, where the young couple will be at home.
The newlyweds slipped away for a honeymoon at "Shangri-la" coun try heme of Mrs. Florestine Col-
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1 quart of oysters 3 tablaapoon* butter
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1 juice of oao onion Season to taste
qsuta flour In butter until brown. Add milk aad aeaaoalnta Add opinion juice. Let heat' until eystere become bloated. Serve.
VBGETASIJS 3 quarts etock 1 cup carrot*, diced * M> cup* celery, diced 1 cup potatoes, diced t caps tomatoes % cup canned or fresh peas 1 onion eut fin* Salt and pepper to taste
Heat stock, add resetahlee end seasoning aad simmer oae hour. Serve hot.
BLACK BKAM Beak S cups of Mack heaae ever night.
When ready to cook, cover them with cold water. Add a bouquet of herbs, made of parsley, thyme. !. clove, 1 onion and 4 peppercorns. X*t simmer four or five hours or until beans €re .tender. Remove the herbs, drain eft water and press beans through sieve. Add to the, *alp enough stock to make the soup the consistency of thin cream. Make a paste of 1 tablespoon of butter and 1 tablespoon of flour, cook until brown and add this to the bean soup. Cook for • minutes. Add 4 tablespoons of sherry. Oarnieh each serving with a slice of lemoa or a slice of hard cooked egs-
CHRISTMAS BRIDE—Arriving with the joyful messages accompanying the Yule season was the an-1
nosneement of the Christmas Eve marriage of attractive Laura Freeman of Atlantic City, to Dr. A. M. Mercer,* prominent Chicago
Shysician. The bride is the aughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Freeman 6f the resort city.
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Una the well-known photographer.
Before her marriage, the popular Mrs. Baptists was honored with a miscellaneous shower by Mrs. Clifford Belfteld, 1980 S t Bernard Avenue The many lovely gifts were received from "Santa's pack." Mrs. Ernest Cherrie assisted the 'hostess in cervine; the delightful repast.
Guests were Mesdames Lorraine Holmes, Grace Johnson, Althea Carter, Daisy Y o u n g , Cecelia Speaker, Daisy Blanchet, Camille McCann, Alida Neveaux, Agnes Watts and Mary Pendleton, and Misses , Helen Martina, Hortense Cruezot, herself then a bride-elect, and Helen Mathieu ERLMA MILLER WEDS
Another wedding of great inter est was that of the former Erlma Aurelia Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Miller, 5716 South Claiborne Avenue,. to James E. Lemle, son of Mrs. Georgia Evans of MonsMe, La.; the Rev Robert F. Harripgton, pastor of Mount Zion Methodist Church, officiating. The wedding was celebrated Christmas Eve.
The bride is a graduate of Dil-lard University and has pursued graduate work at Columbia. She is the daughter of one of the most prominent businessmen in the deep South, and a member of the Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority.
Mr. Lemle, who is in business in New York, where the couple will eventually make their home, attended Southern University.
> • • • ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ancar Sr., 2126 Annette Street, recently announced the engagement of their daughter, Ruby, to Anthony Armour of this city. The nuptials
are set for early Spring. Congratulations and best wishes
to all the happy couples, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Baptists, Mr. and Mrs. James Lemle, and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Bryce Turner (nee Hortense Creusot). May all your troubles be bouncing bundles! -NOTES ON YOUR CALENDAR
Don't forget the Aubrey Pankey recital, Jan. 16, in the Booker T. Washington Auditorium. T h i s promises to be a treat. \j •
Hear the Beau Brummells Social Club is considering making a sta
ble contribution to aid the NAACP in its present fight, rather than have such an elaborate (if any) Carnival Ball. That's right, gentlemen, first things first.
The boycott has nation-wide ramifications. We should let the liberal national press know about the struggle. If you have Ideas, come out and lend your support to the planning. You see, it isn't what "they" are doing. Any fight to better the condition of the-Negro, improves your lot, too.
We are sorry to hear Daniel C. Byrd, executive secretary of the NAACP, is leaving the city this month, to. accept an executive position with the national office In New York. We need courageous laeders now, and he will certainly be missed.
So long, and again Happy New Year!
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FICTURESQUE WEDDING '— Colorful Belle Watson. In the background are Clar-was the recent nuptials of Mr. and lira, ence Moran, Anthony Lonso, Miss Elaine Walter Speed in New Orleans. In the first row, left to right, are Misses Inez Thomas, Doris Campbell, Ruby Mae Ridgley, Joyce-man Brootts, Cherry Carter an5 Gloria PhotU^
Barre, Mr. and Mrs. Speed, St. Clair Sweeney, Jacob Johnson, Irving DeLaval-lade and Edward Jones.—Magnolia Studio
Oakland. The wedding will take place in the early summer. Many pre-nuptial showers are being planned for the bride-to-be.—E. F. Joseph Photo.
PRETTY VISITOR—Pretty Elsie Miranda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Miranda of Alameda, Calif., is visiting her sister, Mrs. John Lopez, in New Bedford, Mass., and points East She will add a definite note of glamour to both East and West Coast *-E. F. Joseph Photo.
Establish Chapter InJ^ Nebraska
Baby Clinic Established
BATON KdUOB — An added health service is being offered in Bast Baton Rouge Parish schools,
Under Miss Louise Bass, regis-tsged nurse with the parish health
St, and Dr. Louis Bass, a baby tie has been set up at the Zion
City School. A record-breaking attendance turned out for the first clinic. CHILI) STUDY CASES
Two school children have been selected as child, study cases in connection with the school study group activities, part of the parish wide in-service education program of child growth and development.
These children were given thorough physical examinations and careful records will be retained on their mental, emotional and social growth. Parents and teachers are working together to improve the school children's status. Zion City School principal is Mrs. Ruth Y. White. Teachers are Mesdames Shirley T. Hardesty, Florence H. Simmons and Mary A Wilkerson. Mrs. Grace S. Palmer, former principal, did a fine Job in promoting healthful living, before transfer to the Scott Street School here.
—feND JIM CSJW IN WASHINGTON—
JpSEPH BERNARDS, CONGENIAL HOSTS
w ^ , ™ , ™ ™ ^ i f i i i „ BATON ROUGE-The luxurious BETROTHED—Miss Alice home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ber-Wimberly, daughter of Mr. ngrd was open to faculty and and Mrs. M. Wimberly of « « * • •* Scott Street School re-« i i rui i# L . . o*» cently when the couple were Berkeley, Calif., has an- charmlnff host, for tne £eond 3 nounced her engagement t o Html Christmas party and prof es-James Edward Seay of «*?ai faculty meeUng.
Present were Mrs. A. S. Boy-kin, her faculty of twenty-two teachers, Mesdames I. -,N. Givens, eJanes supervisor; E. O. Williams, music supervisor; M. N. Ringgold, T. Lois Tachneau, Sadie M. Keel, Dr. and Mra R. G. Higgina and
| L . L Boy kin.
OMAHA, Neb.—Gamma XI Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority was recently established here by Mrs. Alice Monroe Reid, central regional director, with the assistance of Sye Delta sorors of Kansas City, Mo.
Charter members of the chapter are Mra Kathryn Favors, Mrs. Katharine Pletcher.^Mrs. Thclma Tucker, Mrs. Esther Woods, Mrs Alice Wilson, Mrs. Beatrice Mos-ley and Mrs. Jewell Robinson.
—CNO JIM C«0W IN WMNINSTON—
Girl Scouts Rewarded NEW ORLEANS—As a result of
their consistency in attendance and splendid work at Charity Hospital, twenty-five Girl Scouts were invited to the big Christmas ^party given by the hospital, Saturday, Dec. 20.
Girl Scouts from fifteen troops patricipated in the Flint-Good rid ge Hospital program two days before Christmas, Tuesday, Dee. 28.
At the end of .two and a half years of scouting, thirty-three rag istered troops now exist for the little girls. There may be more troops if more leaders can become available. Do your turn, turn over a new leaf. Make a promise, or whatever you will, but do Join our Scout family this year by becoming a leader for the girls on our long waiting lists.
In keeping with the ideals and beliefs of Girl Scouts everywhere,
} that Girl Scouting Is a democratic organization for all girls, and since the New Orleans Council of Girl Scouts "is responsible for scouting here. Friday of this week, Jen. 2, the two offices now located at 211 Camp Street and 1824 Josephine Street will be combined into one office at 606 Common Street.
Camp dates for established camp in Waveland, Miss., June 14 through 26. for Girl Scouts and Senior Scouts, and June 26 through July 26, for Brownie Scouts, were released recently by Mrs. Alice Williams, camp chairman.
WASHINGTON (ANP) — Mrs. I Christine S. Smith, president of the National Association of Colored Women, who has recently returned from Mexico, has been named to the national board of directors of the National Council
NACW PRESIDENT ON FEPC BOARD
Jackson, Bridges Wedding
TUSKEGEK, Ala—The weddins of Miss Ethel Mas Jackson and Albert C. Bridges was performed by the Rev. T. R. Newman at th» residence of Mr. and Mra Norman Davis of this city recently.
For her wedding, the bride selected a beautiful light blue suit She wore navy blue accessories and carried a prayer book topped with an orohld. She was attended by her sister, Miss Naomi Jackson. who wore a light gray suit, with a gardenia corsage. J. Norman Davit wsa best man. NATIVE OF LOUISIANA
The bride is a native of New. Orleans, and is a graduate of the
[Grady School of Nursing of At. lanta, Ge. She is employed hv the Veterans Administration of this city.
The groom Is a native" of Atlanta, Gau, aad a graduate of-Cl&ik University, Atlanta. He is a teacher la the Atlanta Educational system.
Among the out-of-town guests were the parents of the bride of New Orleans. The couple will re-side in Atlanta, Ga.
—ISO JIM CSeW IN WASNINfiTof-
Modernettes Feted
NEW ORLEANS—Mr*. Ruhr McClenton was hostess to tfct Modernettes Social and PVavff, Club recently. The president presided.
Present were Mesdames D. Ronton, . E. Kelso, M. Wilson, G. };%.
for a Permanent Fair Employments Li-tf" ^ M % i , e y ' , W ; W^"- <\ " * ^ T * • • w " w l1 Smith, H. Cooper, M. Landry. Gen«\
Practices Commltt.ee. Also nsmed — was Paul Sifton. legislative representative of UAW-CIO. '
Watts, Pansy Lands and Mrs. McClenton. Mrs. Frances Victor, a member, has taken 111.
ZETA CONTESTANTS — Attractive New Orleans sub-debutantes are vieing for the coveted title of "Cinderella Girl" in the Zeta Phi Beta Sorsrity's annual contest. Seated, left to right, are Misses Cornelia Doyle, Anne Mae Segue, Yvonne La Fargue and Althea Williams. Standing are Ann Hornsby, Eddie Lee Harris, Betty Turner and Wylene Chatters. Miss Estelle Domio also of New
Orleans is shown in the 4nset—Perrault Photo.
ACCLAIMED — Miss Mildred Amy Thornhill of Montclair, N. J., instructor of music and director of the university choir at Southern University, was recently acclaimed for the
•choir's presentation of "Music of Christmastide." —Austin Photo.
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SOCIALITES SPONSOR DANCE —Elite Wethers, Wi New Orleans socialites, members of the thieu, Marcia
Segue, Helen Ma-?ort»LeeGt*iii-Mizpah Club, sponsored a beautiful ger, Paulette Dejoie and Jean Lee, treasur-
Christmas dance last week in Laborer's er. Not in the picture is Miss Myrtle Fer-Union Hail. Members, left to right, are rier. The tree wss given to the Lafon Misses Helen Williams, Hortense Creusot, Catholic Boys Home.—Dutton Photo. Martina Creusot. Anona Bulls. Mildred
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