Northwest Clarion_1947-04-21

Monday, April 28, 1947 THE NORTHWEST CLARION AND PACIFIC DISPATCH PAGE SEVEN THESE SEATTLE MERCHANTS SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS --------------------------------------------------- NEWS of the CHURCHES cssary to do so, I will state their pur– poses in my own words and would not guarantee their correctness. How– ever their objectives were as follows: (1) To create a more desirable atmos– phere between the Negro Business– men, professionals and the corrunun– Many visitors were present out of sheer curosity as to what the clue was doing (So was I) and I shall discuss the works of the club in the conuhunity next week, so until then --keep your eyes on SELAH. YMCA NEWS It's your duty to attend Church somewhere PASTORS: You are urged to have your church clerk mail the church news and announcements to our office. NO CHARGE: Monday noon, deadline. Thank you. MRs. M. TANN, Church news Editor The Pacific Dispatch can be purchased from a carrier at these chut·ches. ity. (2) To seek out hidden or un- Monday night the Selah Club wa~ developed talen and present it to the honored with the addition of a very public in the form of an amateur well known civic minded person. show. (3) To create a better appre- whose fame has exceeded him in ciation of Literature, Art, Education. many fields. Dr. John P. Browning and entertainment. (Formerly, Major Browning), dentist It was generally decided that their and active worker in all fields where first purpose was being effected our people are concerned decided that through the news bulletin that the he had been negTigent long enough. club "circulates bi-weekly, in that they Evidently, Dr. Browning was very find out what the business men are interested in the work of the club in doing and publicize it. Also this bul- that he paid his monthly club dues letin covers all new business people for six months in advance. Being thl' or people doing constructive work for type of person he is; this indicates HORTENSE LOVE PEOPLES' INSTITUTIONAL the community in general. that he will be...having a very active Surruner Program Planned. East Madison YMCA NEWS The Surruner Program of the YM CA is rapidly gaining and promises a wonderful program for your son's surruner vacation. The yearly event of Camp Orkilla is again open and awaits your son's signature. The summer fishing and swimming pro– gram is ready for instant participa– tion as soon as school closes. With the opening of the baseball season the YMCA is forming a Jo Jo White club. This club is simi 1ar to the former Knot-hole gang of old. The club comprises groups of boys who are interested in baseball and v,;ant to see the various Seattle g<~mes. These boys are admitted to all the home games free . All interested boy~ are asked to contact the East l\1adi– son Y for full details and to obtain their Jo Jo VVhite cards for game cd– mittance. The Saturday programs are .1gain in full swing. This Saturday the bo_ys visit the candy factory all interested boys should be at the Y Saturday mor·ping. The city softball league is ready for all interested personnel and all boy baseball stars shoud contact the base– hall secretary at the YMCA. Remem– ber the Y phone is CA 0649. (Continued from page 1) BAPTIST CHURCH Frankly I must admit that the bul- part in the work of the club from single man, woman ot· student that 24th Avenue at East Fir St. letin of this club is interesting and this date on. can afford to miss this rare treat. Rev. F. W. Penick, D. D., Pastor . h 1 . Th 1 b t k t ·d · ORDER OF SERVICE informational, because m t e ast IS- e c u a ·es grea pn e m HORTENSE LOVE, young Ameri- l · · h. b d h treatment, ends clipped, and a trial~ RESERVE MAY 5th jar of Mrs. Jeffrain's Amazing Hair Hear Hortense Love ASoprano) Sunday School 9:30 a. m. sue I got some information that I c mmmg t ts new mem er, an opes can soprano, has rapidly come to Morning worship 11 a. m. was not aware of until this bulletin that his association with the club grower. ( at the Moore theatre. the forefront as an outstanding in- B T U 6 p m ·11 b b I · t · d h l f 1 · · · · · came my way. Also this bulletin is WI e ot 1 m erestmg an e p u . terpreter not only of German lieder Evening worship 7:30 P· m. a good way for the business people Dr. Browning is currently located and French songs, but also of Spirit- fer~:c~dt?p~:~t S. S. Workers' Con- to do a lot of advertising that they at 101 Yesler Way, where he is en- The Modernistic Beauty Salon ha~ uals' the S upreme expression of her Ch h il" · 5 · · f 1 · urc aux 1ary meetmg 7: 1 p. m. would be financially unable to do JOymg a very success u practice. racial heritage. Council meeting 9 p. m. otherwise. I~ getting down to brass Other new persons joining the ferain, Mrs. Mayola Garner, and tile The artist has J.ust curnplPted the VVednesday night prayer meeting 1 b M c H H D three competent operators all with many years of experience. These weir known ladies are: Mrs. Vivian Jef- tacks, the club really has something c u were. r. . . atter, eacon first half of her 1946-47 tour which l:~h:s~~3YO !·ght. senior choir rehear- in this bulletin and I am making a of Mt. Zion Baptist Church, and a took her to Chicago, New Orleans, ti fi · h · sal 7:30 p. m. special request for a copy of it to be very ac ve 1gure m t e corrunumty. Asheville, N.C., Columbia, S.C. and * * mailed to me each week. (I under- Also Mr. Alfred W. Powell, was numerous other cities in the East. ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL stand that the club will be only too I present and gave the club a few very Middle West and South. This is her MISSION / · k M p 1· d glad to oblige me.) encouragmg remar. s. r . owe 1 an second nation--wide tour, the Philhar- 227 23rd Avenue North One thing I can say for sure is that 1 Mr. Hatter pronnse that the club monic society of New Orleans sent The REV. ARNOLD KRONE this club really has a job on its hand,/ will be seeing and hearing a lot from her a letter, after the concert, which Priest-in-Charge because anyone who had associated · them in the future. Ca lled "her work ou~standing and MISS ELEANOR J RIDGWAY D . h f h . · with people through this type of or- urmg t e process o t e meetmg a -'stic", and continued that "her n· f R 1· · Ed t. 1 M Dh · t d 1· ·t '" Irector o e 1g10us uca JOn ganization realizes the obstacles t 1 at rs. ue, was appom e as so 1c1 01 manner was charming, her appear- * it will have to overcome. (Need I to see that all members of the club anc e in such good taste and her sing- t k t b h" "th th NAA say more.) oo - ou mem ers Ip Wl e ing inspiring."! 1 S 1 h Cl b N Now getting back to the meeting, CP. Mrs. Dhue was the center of HORTENSE LOVE was ~orn in e 0 U . eWS which was still being carried out in attraction during the meeting and is Muskogee, Oklahoma, of musical pa- 1 By Anthony Smzth a very impressive manner. About taking a leading part in certain rents. She made her first public ap- time for closing the chairman an-, phases of the club's work. Mrs: Dhue proprietor, Mrs. Rita Reese Crockett. (See their ad in this publication.) Remember C I a r i o n Fashion show - Benson High, Sunday, May 11. pearance at the age of nine. Wlu1e ' As U§ual last Monday night I went nounced that the club doors stood further promises that she w1ll not still in her 'teens she received her back to the meeting of the Selah Club open for the accepting of new mem- only get all the members of the club bachelor's degree from Northwestern to see what I could pick up from the hers. One of the first to join was a ' to join the NAACP, but that she will University. Encouraged by prominent r.ew club. As usual I found them as well known member of the commun-I persuade many others. I & Phone WEbster 8218 l musicians, she took up the study of busy as could be in their business ity who is an active worker m the 1 I 61 N. E. Russell St. I music in earnest, under the tutelage meeting, only a number of new Mt. Zion Baptist Church. This gen- Beauty Shop Slashes j PORTLAND 12, ORE. '! f N . B 1m f Ch. o F · ds • For Prompt, Efficient and o rna o er o 1cag · nen faces had been added. Some of these tleman is supintendent of the Sunday Prices for Spring 1 Courteous Sen•ice 1 1 faces I recognized and others I did school, deacon and a very mdispen- j m not. However they seemed to be very sable person in the services. By now · The announcement of the new 1 Real Estate Sales, Purchases, ! I interested in the way that the meet- I am sure that you have guessed that spring special at the Modernistic 1 Management or lnsurat~ce ! ! ing was being conducted. he is none other ilian Mr. C. H . Beauty Salon, 674 Jackson St., reach- I Deal With Us I 1 I I might add that this was a very Hatter. Mr. Hatter has been studying ed the public this week. j NOTARY PUBLIC j well conducted meeting, because it Refrigeration Mechanics and will The proprietors of the Modernistic 1 ~'-=·:·::·-:::·:-=·:-:·:-=·:-::·-:::·:-=·:-::-:::~· was so much different from the usual soon take his final examination, after have declared that prices have been type of meeting that I attend. The which he will be found in our homes slashed drastically. In addition to the I chairman seemed to know very• well giving our refrigerators the service cutting of prices, these beauticians are , I what was next in order and got a · and repairs that they need. I am offering along with heir-do's four free / very warm response from the mem- sure that the club felt honored with features, which consist of a hot oil '• hers whenever a request was made. the presence of such a person 111 the treatment, violet ray electrical scalp Usually in some of out· organizations. organization. parliamentary procedure is almost I Mr. Hattet· was not the only new non-existent, but this club had a par- I member for they were so numerous THOMAS ' liamentary law book directly in front until I lost count of them. However RADIO AND RECORD I I SHOP/ of the chairman for reference when- I shall strive to get that information eYer any particular question would and pass it on. warrant its use. It also was unusual to see the members so much in line with doing things right instead ol tloing them informally. Vermilta's Creations DRESS MAKING CERAMICS We Pick Up at~d Deliver f MAin 9189 609 7th Ave. S./ Seattle, Wash. 1 HILL THE UP COMt to the 4-Way Beauty Shop Beulah Riggins, Prop. 307 Maynard SEneca 9425 REV. PENICK, pastor of the Institu– tional Baptist Church. The church is sponsoring Miss Love's appearance at the Moore Theatre, May 5th. The club took a look backward ov– er their previous meetings to see what they had done that was in line with their purpose. While it is not nee- "Taste Plus Distinction'' Formerly 523 Jackson Street sent her to France, where she worked with the celebrated opera singer As a final group of her Seattle Mme. Godard-Boudarie. The war concert, Miss Love will sing a num- forced her to return to America. She her of "spirituals" which she collect– wef!t to DePaul University in Chi- ed in Oklahoma and which were re– cago, from which she graduated with cently published by a prominent New 1622 30th Ave., Seattle 22, _Wash. Minor 1008. e STYLED RIGHT e FIT RIGHT at the Dressmaking Shop E-veryot~e Welcome 2324 East Madison, Seattle, Wn. a Master of Arts degree. York music firm. Her vocal teachers were Mme. Me-~ IC"===============~=============="'ll lanie-Gitman-Rice and the late Dr. Gosho Drug Company 656 Jackson Street PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY FILLED Tel. SEnecca 91 50 Seattle 4, Washington ......................... Make Your Appointments Now There is a Beauty Shop close to your home where you can get efficient and satisfactory service. Just phone any of thelie operators -NOW. ............................................... .,., CLARA'S BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP "Everythit~g to Keep You Lo-vely" 204 Main St. SE 9602 ·--------.-,.,... .. ~ ......... ..,. ................. PR 1228 Mamie's Beauty Shop All Lineli of Beauty Work "Where There Is Beauty There Is Charm" 921 22nd Ave. Seattle, Wn. Mamie L. Henderson, Proprietor ,. ... -.------·-·-·-·-·-·-·-----·-·-·---·.-..-. Rita Reese Crockett, Prop. Modernistic Beauty Salon All Lines of Beauty Work at Moderate Prices Vivian Jeffrain, Mayola Gal'tler Operators 674 Jackson St., Seattle 4, Wash. Phone MA 9398 Lazar Samoiloff of Los Angeles. Now SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY she works with Fritz Lehmann of I N;or::s~· Love made her· concerti GIFT OFFER!! debut in New York's famous Town Hall, with instant success. It marked the beginning of a long series of con– certs, in Chicago, Los Angeles, Holly– wood, San Diego, ' Oklahoma City and numerous other music centers. See the new beautiful table model 7 -tube MAJESTIC RADIO with heavy automatic changer playing 12 records. *CO-OP CENTER * THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIB– UNE called her "a cultured sensitive and well-trained soprano". The LOS ANGELES EXAMINER expects her to "take her place with the great ones of the concert stage" while the NEW YORK TIMES praised her "voice of I fine possibilities with a wide range and capable of acquiring real flexi-1 bility in coloratura". 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