Delta Deltas Celebrate Semi formal and New Sorors
Attendees rave about the Delta semi formal dance praised by the social committee led by Soror Juanita Kimball. Three new sorors Edith Smith Constance Simmons and Angenora Paschal welcomed into the sisterhood amid holiday visits and PTA event highlights.
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Juanita Kimball
Deltas
Edith Smith
Constance Simmons
Angenora Paschal
Augusta Colston
Cecilia Eve
Melbourne
Fla
Josephine Spicer
Charles Porter
Fisk University
Merdell Jenkins
Edith Coverson
Dorothy Sanford
Carver High School
Alma Brooks
Social Science Club Plans Informative Programs for Year
The Social Science Club led by Miss Marie Roberts reports from the National Social Studies Convention. Mrs. W. Rhetta, the club's Chicago delegate, delivered the convention report. The Dade County high school social studies teachers will feature speakers movies and discussions on school and community issues this year.
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Marie Roberts
W. Rhetta
Chicago
Dade County
New Three Feathers Head Praises Bartenders
The New Three Feathers head praises the Colored Bartenders Club in Miami. A. R. Leban of Dade Liquors announces plans for their first annual ball on January 1 at the Harlem Square Crystal Ballroom. He notes familiarity with officers and members and lauds New Three Feathers as a grand drink.
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Three Feathers
Colored Bartenders Club
Miami
A. R. Leban
The
Dade Liquors Company
Mr. Leban
Harlem Square Club
Leban
Sandy Green
Samuel Anderson
Thomas Thompson
Ernest Bellamy
Charlie Davie
Ellis Smith
Vance Dixon
Leroy Scott
Bernard Herring
Jerrel Williams
Willie Mae Owens
New Look versus Christian Virtue in Sermons by Rev Lowery
A collection of Rev Frank Clarence Lowery sermons urges readers to prioritize inner Christian virtue over outward fashion. It argues that youth chase flashy appearances while true character and a godly heart yield eternal reward, citing Jeremiah and the need for old paths over modern “New Looks.”
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God
Jeremiah
Mrs Mamie Washington to Spend Holidays in New York
Mrs Mamie Washington of 1228 MW ist ave and president of the Bows Arts Social Club left the city last week for New York to spend the holidays with her daughter Mrs Evelyn Moore. She will stop in Jacksonville to visit her mother Mrs H J Shane and sister Mrs Elouise Lee. Oscar J Jenkins Jr spent Christmas in the city visiting his sister Miss Lula Jenkins. He is a junior at Stanton High School and left Monday night for Calahan. Miss Ruby L Hightower, Bennett College student, is home for Christmas with her grandmother Mrs Anna Williams.
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Mamie Washington
Ist Ave
Bows Arts Social Club
New York
Evelyn Moore
Oscar J. Jenkins, Jr
Lula Jenkins
Liberty Square
Oscar
Stanton High School
Jacksonville
Calahan
Ruby L. Hightower
Bennett College
Anna Williams
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