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Cheerio Chappies! I thinkthat hereafter, when I start dis-secting glorious young ladies toform "divine creations’*, I’ll haveto take in every girl in this town.Every place I went this week, Iwas met by moon-struck younglotharios pointing to me the va-rious points of loveliness posesse'lby their own secret passions, andwhich, unfortunately, I overlooked.You’ll have to forgive me, you gayLoehinvars, because although 1know your girl hue pretty eyes.Heavenly lips, alluring personal-ities and shapely legs, I can’t putevery body in the column thisweek.

The Jabborwock, given by theTau Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta,broke all previous records of at-tendonce for its type of entertain-ment in this city. The S. R. O.sign was put out early, but theeager play-goers still clamoredfor tickets. Many of them stoodup for two hours as (he variousacts were unreeled before them,and enjoyed it! The Les SeCoursClub was awarded the first prizefor presentation of "Eggs ant*Hambone” given on the type ofa Radio Ameuter program. Themembers of the Les Secours are:Marcella Tandy, Sue Morton, Eve-lyn Davis, Loretta McKee, SarahDavis, Vivian Bass, Georgia Redd,Elaine Skinneer, Sadye Yowell,

Winifred Welker, and Bernice Mc-Caugh&n. The Kappa AlphaPsi Fraternity won 2nd prize withtheir very entertaining skit,“Court”. The participators in"Court” were Reid Motley, ErnestMarshall, Edward Swan. Joseph P.Cralgen, William Powell, VirgilTalbert, and Nathan Hackett.

The Sophisticates Club garnered3rd prize with their enjoyableskit, “As Time Changes”. Theactresses were: June Watt,Thomphon, Blanche Evans. Jua-nita Chapman, Fern Johnson, andMarguerita Scott. The otherpresentations were also enjoyedgreatly by the audience, but every-body can’t win Ist prize, so betterluck next time. A few of themany hundred younger set presentwould include, Virginia Hall, ToniBaquet, Ben Webster, KatheerineArmstrong, Harry Tapisco, KatieStrauther, Ellen Strauther, MelbaGrimes, Winifred Welker, VirginiaRoxborough, Ellen Francis Tal-bert, Lorraine and Louise Moss.Elo is Lacen, Almeta Morton,Louise Sims, Gertrude Sherrill,Lillian Brown, George Dunbar,Johnella Johnson, Jim Dunbar,Herb Hill. Bernice McKatherine,Ulyses Boykin, Katherine Mc-Katherine, Eleanore Boykin. Win-ifred DeGrasse. Elmo Stcott, Por-ter Dillard, Bob Matthews. Ger-trude and Gladys Andrews, BillThomas, Marjorie Carter. WarrenHickman, Parker Peniek, Caro-line Plummer, June Dickens, MaryPeniek, Marjorie Greenidge, Cla-lisse Arnold. Marguerite Preston.Leon Smith. Colonel fcmith,George Higgins, Clarence Brad-field, Thedosia and William Pat-rick, Earnest Fisher, Carlysle

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Those ever-popular Celebs real-ly started March out in a gay andglorious fashion. They were hos-tesses to one of those very enjoy-able Cock-tail Parties at the Frogslast Sunday.

The Celebs have run their mem-bership to 12 with the addition ofMiss Naomi Swan.

The cheerful and alluring “doz-en are Grayce Sadler, BessieWalker, Virginia Hall, Urcella Mc-Swain, Alberta Burley, EvelynRutledge, Betty Drake, Lanie Wil-liams, Blanche Sharpe, EvelynTinsley, Naomi Swan, and Mrs.Edna Powell.

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THE DETROIT TRIB UN E- -SATURDAY MARCH 7, 1936Helen Holmes, Crit McSwaln, andmany others.

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that beautiful Vivian Fox lie es-ocrted to the Sphinx dance acouple of weeks ago. Elsie “Rox-ane” Roxborough has given ordersfor “full speed ahead” in her lat-est production “Flight” LucileTapiseo, charming enchantressabout town, is laid up for a few Jweeks with a serious throat ail-

ment; the whole town Is pullingfor you. Ludle! Next Saturdaymorning the younger set will beheaded for the Y. W. C. A. to par-ticipate in the Oltlfcr Boyß and(Jirls conference of 1936. Rich-ard Carter and Rill Thomas arevieing for the honors of the BestDressed Man in the coming MockElection. The Theatre Associ-ates have set the date of theireoming production, ‘ 'CelebuityHouse”, for April 6th, at theY. W. C. A.

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STATK OF MICHIGAN.ss.

County of Wayne,At a session » f the Probate

Court for said County of Wayne,held at the Probate Court Roomin the City of Detroit, on the fif-teenth day of February in theyear one thousand nine hundredand thir'y-six. Pres'm Joseph A.Murphy. Judge of Prrba e.

In the matter of ’he Estate ofHenry A Shepard deceased. Aninstrument in writing purportingto he the last will and testamentof said deceased having been de-livered to this Court for probateand Jessie Shepard hn.ing filedtherewith a petition praying tha*in the event the executor declinedto act or fail to qualify that ad-ministru'ion wPh the will annexedbe granted to some suitable per-son.

It is ordered. That the twenty-

seventh day of March, next at teno’clock in the forenoon at saidfour* Room be appointed for

(proving said instrument and hear-rg «eld petlMon.

And it is further Ordered, Thata copy of this order be published'hrec successive weeks previousto “ad time of hearing, in theDetroit Tribune a newspaper-inted and circulating in said

County of Wayne.JOSEPH A. MURPHY

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nevenih day of February in theyear one thousand nine hundredand thirly-six. Present Joseph A.Murphy, Judge of Probate

In the Matter of the Estate ofJohn W. Hill, deceased. On readingand tiling the petition of Hollie L.Hill praying that administration of

said estate be granted to Lloyd A.Loomis or some other suitable per-son,

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