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ever. whether she planned filing suit
for divorce.
Coming to the window in response to
knock on her door. she readily identi-
ded herself, but further questioning won
only the statement there's really Moth
ing more care to say, st least not
Just now"
Evening star., 1933-05-14
RESIDENCE ESTABLISHED
IN RENO BY MRS. JOHNSON
Daughter-in-Law Of California
Senator Oisregards Cues
tioning.

BY the Associated Press.
RENO, New, May 13.-From an up
stairs window In q small stone cottage,
Mrs. Archibald johnson. daughter in
law Of United States Senator Hiram
johnson Of California, admitted yester-
day that she had established residence
in Reno and expected to stay for q
while because like It so well here"
Mrs. johnson, who Is the former
Martha Ruddy, would not say, how.
Evening star., 1933-05-14
Brazil Has Black Shirts.

SAC PAULO, Brazil (R.-A Fascist
party has sprung up here under the
leadership Of Plinio Salgado. writer.
It has adopted the Italian Fascist
militia flag, but its members wear
green, not black, shirts.
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Save on Dress Fabrics

Save on Dress Fabrics
LORRAINE TISSUE GINGHAM.
36 inches wide, regular sec 1Sc
value. Per yard. ....... ~
POPULAR PRINTED PIQUE, in
36-inch widths, regularly 17c
worth 25c. Yard ........
1sc PRINTED BROADCLOTH,
in 36-inch widths. 72c
Yard
LACE MESH CLOTH, a timely
item. SO in. wide. Reg 0hc
ularly worth 38c. Yard. ~.
PRINTED DIMITY, lovely colors.
inches wide. Regularly 0Oc
worth 38c. Yard. ...... NV
PRINTED DIMuTY, lovely colors.
3s-inch width. Regularly 10c
worth 28c. Yard ....... ~
PRINTED MUSLIN, full 39-inch
widths. Regularly worth DO
29c. Yard .............
2sc DOTTED SWISS CHAM
BRAY, in 36-inch widths Do
1dEu sss...s's ...ss.s
Cotton Week Specials
for Women
COTTON CRINKLE CREPE
PAJAMAS. Two-piece combina-
tions in attractive pastel SOc
shades. Regular sizes. .. wv
COTTON RINKLE CREPE
GOWNS, In orchid, peach and
pink. Regular and extra dOo
sizes, Is to 20...........
WOMEN'S COTTON SLIPS, we'll
made with built-up shoulders.
Pink, peach and white. 2Qc
Sizes "a to l4........... wv
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HELD FOR INVESTIGATION
Burglars Tools Allegedly Found
in Suspects Possession.

MUNcIE. Ind. May 13 R.-A man
who gave his name as-E. 8. Bray. 50.
OF Columbus, Ca, was held today on :
charge Of drunken driving while police
said they would investigate his record.
A deputy sheriff who arrested Bray
said he found half pint of whisky, I
set OF burglar tools and Virginia plates
in the automobile.
Evening star., 1933-05-14
Weds Fifth Time at 00,

william Elkins, 90, Of Bloomfield.
md, took . wife for the nth time
when he married Mrs. Emory Heacox,
50. II Was the brides second marriage.
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Cotton Goods for Men

Cotton Goods for Men
MEMS INITIAL HANDK Err
CHIEFS, in = lustrous mercerised
cotton. Large size. A 15c Sc
value. Each. ................
2sc WASH TIES IN SUMNER
COLORS. Fast colors and pat
terms both subdued and
fancy. An ideal tie for 1Oo
Summer wear. ar............
$1.00 BROADCLOTH SHIRTS,
pre- -shrunk and fast colored. Well
tailored styles in white,
green, tan and blue. Sizes 7Qc
IA to II ..................
BROADCLOTH SHORTS, Of extra
quality. Some Pepperells in this
lot. Balloon seats, elastic C1
sides. A real buy. FOR w
49c WORK SHIRTS, Of blue
chambray. This is . comfortable
full cut shirt that will stand
hard wear and laundering. 2Qc
141a to II.
WIDE SELECTION OF WASH
ABLE TROUSERS. For dress,
work or sport wear. Sanforised
"Col-Tex" slacks and white ducks,
Seersuckers, Pepperell Pin Checks,
tan, blue and gray covert, or
Khaki all carefully tailored, in
sizes 30 to A. Regular $l.39 ORo
to S1.49 values. Pair. wv
Evening star., 1933-05-14
Army andNavyN News

and II 1t is not possible to do 20. then
to place him on the iurlough list. The
number Of officers to be dropped from
the active rolls has not been deter.
mined, but an unofiicial estimate limits
the number to approximately 800
officers.
The U. 8. g. Houston. commanded by
Capt. william Baggaly, with Lieut..
Comdr. Edwin T. Short as gunnery ON
cellence in anti-aircraft practices. Lieut.
Frank Rorschach, jr., Is anti-aircraft
control oficer Of the Houston. The U.
S. s. Augusta was No. 2 in these prac-
Evening star., 1933-05-14

Polish Diplomat Dies.
WARSAW, Poland, May Is R-
Casimir Olszowski, Polish Ambassador
to Turkey and former minister to Bef-
lin, died today.
Evening star., 1933-05-14

Cotton Week Specials
for Boys
BLUE DENIM Owe ER ALL
PANTS, for the outdoor boy.
Elastic insertion on sides. Wide
bottoms. Some with stripes. Fast
colors. Sizes 6 to Is years ddc
Regular 59c values .....
SLIP OVER SWEATER woven
with fancy designs on sleeve and
border. Good colors.
Sizes 80 to 36. Regular 2Oc
59c values ...............
FANCY STRIPED COTTON
SHORTS, for warm weather
wear. Self-belted. White with
black or brown stripe, gray with
blue stripe and brown with brown
stripe. Sizes 4 to IL years. 7Qc
Regular $l.29 value. ..... ~
WHITE DUCK LONGIES, for
sport wear but they're closely
woven and lustr0us enough for
dress. High waist bands, full
bottoms. Sizes 8 to 1S hQc
years. Regularly worth 89c Wv
HIGH BACK BIB OVERALLS,
the kind with the adjustable
straps to At the taller boys. In
blue denim. Sizes 4 to is 1OC
years. Regularly worth CSC "
Evening star., 1933-05-14

Cotton Week Special
For Children
COVERALLS FOR PLAY, sturdy
covert cloth for hard wear. Also
blue denim in Hickory Stripe.
Sleeve or sleeveless models. Sizes
3 to 8 years. Regular 40c
ssc value ..............
BOYS WASH SUITS, Of high
quality broadcloth. In good plain
colors in either sleeve Or
sleeveless style. Sizes 2 2Oc
to s years. s...............
CHILDRENS COTTON SOCKS,
In either whoopee or V lengths.
Fancy patterns and colors. 10c
Sizes I to s11. Pair. -.
CHILDREN's COTTON SUN
SUITS. Attractive little gar
ments In green, blue and
red Jersey. Sizes 2, 1 Nc
ana .......sss..
ROLY POLY DIAPERS, our ma
tionally known brand OF graAe-A
soft. absorbent diapers. &c .
Fl by 27 inches. Dozen.
Evening star., 1933-05-14

tices and the y. q. 3. Salt Lake CIT,
No. 3.
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When You Shop at Sears

You investing in the products of Americas leading
manufacturers. Sears purchases of perfect quality
merchandise are tremendous. So the most famous
makers compete for this great business.
May Economy Prices are sensatonally low due to
purchases months ago. Do not let this great event
pass without sharing in these unusual values.
Evening star., 1933-05-14

Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday we will display
on our second floor the
beautiful local quilts SUBJ
mitted in the National
$500 Century of Progress
Quilt Contest to be held
in Chicago.
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oblLftl I = IftloI % Ftl-31of,
BARTON 305 Vest - Modern soon
bungalow hardwood floors. garage: 10
PI-g5Eq
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PENNSYLVANIA N 1852 Single rms.
heater furnished Al condition, SIS. HA-
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McKIM. 2l0. s single cleo. gas. toilet.
water: gar: So 50. LI-6546. 224 n. Del.
NEW JERSEY. Near Shortridge. 6-rm.
double. bedrooms. Reduced. s22 so.
HA-492B-M
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FIhAN GAL
55 Auto Loans
LEGALS
IS Legal Notices
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
DOCKET No 1908 N

-, Application Of Huber & Hub9r Of Louis
yti5e, ~. ior certificate 10 operate motor
rom Cnlcago TO Ind.-Ky.. state Line
SNs Ser. Lafayette, Indianapolis Columbus
b3,b A!oany ara intervening towns over
Notice is hereby given that the Public
service commission viii conduct pubic
mission 4Ol Statehouse. IndianaDolig md
50 p m. Thursday. Decem Der "A. 1888
FUolc participation in this hearing Is
requested BY the Commission
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
RUSSELL P. KEHOE.
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S25-2335 COYNER

$40. FORMERLY s40-ArlinRton. S 243.
5 rooms. m1dern water paid IR-3fal
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CAPITOL N 445-Single modern. 3-bed-
room. Al condition. clean Good fur
me- double Earage- EA-270E-M-
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PINE n 8li-NIce 5-Toom double; 81
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indianapolis. Indiana,
November % 1898
So Legal Auctions and Sale.


LEGAL SALE
Notice is hereby given pursuant 20 the
Statutes Of the State OF Indiana that the
undersigned conducting q public storage
house, Will on the fourth daY OF January
1894. sell for the accrued charges the
household goods and other articles be-
longing 10 z. F. Calm. The goods are 20
be sold at Shank's Auction Room. 1882
AERO MAYFIov-ER TRANSIT COMPANY.
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BOULEVARD PL. 3239-5-room modern
double. garage water paid. vacant De-
ccrrbe 1sf HA-4640-W
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

BE SURE-Of your title. Demand an alb
stract prepared by UNION TITLE CO..
155 E. Market St. Union Title Bldg.
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double clean. near school. $50 RI-726O.
GALE. n. Iil4 South a modern. 4 room
double. fine condition, S22 so. water
mid CH-7647-J
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
S Transportation

RENT A CARS cents Der mile. REEH-
LING RENT A CAR CO.. IS Kentucky
Ave II-4ffp
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Five-room bungalow mod. garage
SECURITY TRUST CO RI-94s4
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RENTALS
q Unfurnished Houses

garage water paid WA-25i5
$3.50 BROOM Strictly modern double
405 z 22nd e. Onen CAL DR-nq19-I
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Indianapolis, Indiana
Ma u. - N 80.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
DOCXET 80 =

PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
DOCKET NO 14l3-M
Application Of Lamson Bros. Transports
tion OF r. WAYNE for extension Of route
as common carrier OF property. under GER
Liacate l4l3-M. from Muncie 10 Indianap-
9orktoWn. Daleville Anderson Huntsville.
Penoleton, ingalls, Woodbury.. McCords-
vlHe, Oaklandon. Lawrence and Indian
apo1s over Highway 81
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission viii conduct public
mission 40l Statehouse. Indisnapolis. md.
80 p. m, THURSDAY December Il 1888.
Public participation in this hearing IS
requested BY The Commission.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
RUSSELL P KEHOE
Examiner.
Indianapolis. Indiana
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I OAKLAND. 237 s.-Good 4-room double;
water paid nice location only SO
LI-736l. c. c. GROVE. ~ Virginia avee.
OLNEY. N 2s37-5 rooms. modern. water
na-d- IS CalL EnCLe- CE-522n
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EateeFs fdNNA pdiI- Wh-AdA9-
$3.50 -ROOM-StrictIy modern double
4o5 T. 22nd q. open. car DR-0ei5-J.
$40. FORMERLY s40-Arlington. s. 243.
S rooms Modern water paid. 1R-34sl
S25-2335 COYNER
Five-room bungalow mod garage
SECURITY TRUST co. RI-s484
/ BARTON 305 West Modern 5-room
bungaloT. hardwood floors garage IS.
+ BOULEVARD PL.. 3239-5-room modern
csmber Isl. IA -4s4o-W.
CAPITOL y. Single. modem. 9-bed-
room 81 eonaitioa' o tss ,,o Go 12 fur
COLLEGE. 4l51 --6-Koom strictly modern
double. $50 Moving allowance. HUI
$3.50.
f COLORADO. s 43 = 4-Room modern
R Rjng2l9T. large dry basement IR-'22o
carfolion 2H7. Groom modern. SIS
I EMERSON S. 1Os-A-l modern Groom
double. clean. near school. $50. RI-7260.
/ GALE, n, ia South = modern. room
double. fine condition, S22 So water
paid CH-7s47-J.
/ HAMILTON AVE 648-6 rooms. newiy
papered near Tech. clean, reduced.
Ill. n. 2l45 No. 2, rms. IS. 30
Mclean p. I rms water paid. RI-7725.
JEFFERSON. N 326- Beautiful Groom
double used . be $50 nov SIS. Near
Teen. 2. c. BONNET, RI-9s6e 332 N
as,er: gar $3.50 LI-s546 324 n Del.
NEW JERSEY. Near Shortridge. 6-rm.
double, bedrooms. Reduced. s22.5o
I OAKLAND. 237 Good 4-room double;
water paid. nice location on lv $40.
LI-736l c. c GROVE. a Virginia avee
OLNEY. n. 2s37-5 rooms modern. water
paid. SIS. Call Engle. CH-5380.
I PENNSYLVANIA. N. 21s2- Single. rms.
PINE. n. 8ll-Mce 5-room double; S1l
month. water paid.
1925 ROBSON STREET
sl2 5 50, rms semi-mq }1rs Dbl water e6
3116 W. st. Clair-S6 Mo.
arm. dbl Al shape
LI-7491 Gregory & Appel, Inc.
+ SINGLETON. 2lOl- 5 Rooms bath, garage.
!. clean. SIC Water paid. DR-3S09-M.
! sPANN AVE 41O9 Nice 5-room bunga-
ioT good eon NJ 55c t gas e s1 Tae
English ave. bus. lCH-O899.
WALLACE N. 743 - Groom modern
\ double garage. near school. Reason
/ 18th. E. 3OOl-sirgle rooms: strictly
modern. garage, near school; sl8. CHI
2688-W.
!. 18th ST ", 1237-4 rooms, single; semi
modern; Heatrola, garage. IR30S6, after
p. m.
18TH ST. E. 3I9-S32 so. formerly SOS; 4
\ rooms fireplace. refrigerator range.
I HE-2719.
I WORTH THE MONEY. bedroom double.
I hardwood floors, splendid heating plant.
newly decorated. clean. cow reduced to
I $3.50. SIT E. 3lst owner. WA-383l
ENTIRE-Modern duplex SIS. occupy
7 lower 5, sublet upper 5. 1888 n Rural
/ TR-7915
ROOMS SUN PARLOR.
: SIT N oxford 6-rm. mod double; gar.
1 E KIRK MKINNEY co. INC. RI-28O0
! COIORED- 81 so. 1927 N Elder rms
basement. New paper. paint. LI--3884.
After You Have
Selected
YOUR New Home
See the Business Service
Classification for a Reliable
! Mover.
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III n. 2145Iz-No 2 2 rms. Sc 30
Mclean Pr rms. water paid RI-7725.
JEFFERSON. n 326-Beautiful Groom
double used 70 be $50 now SIS Near
Teen ?. C. BONNET. RI-9966 332 N.
Jefferson
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COLORADO. s. ~ 4-Room modern
bungalow. large dry basement. IR-5220
RT-T1af
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HAMILTON AVE 643-6 rooms. neWiv
papered. near Tech. clean, reduced.
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COLLEGE. 4i51 Room strictly modern
double. $50 Moving allowance HUI
Weekly herald., 1933-01-01

THE USUAL PLEASANT HOLIDAY FESTIVIT-
 ies were he'd at Gulkana Lodge ,with a
 beautiful Chri s tn1as Tree. 6c Turkey Din- ner given by MT s .Gr if if tn Hans Di tnan and MT Leak assi sting her Mo ther. A
 lot of Indians were there, ,& each was
 remembered with n gift;-a big loaf of bread homemade by Mrs .Gr tiff tn herself f for ach woman, a pair of sox for eacH man ,& a box of candy & cookies for uac] child This is an annual party that ia given by Mrs Griffith for whatever &
 whoever of her whit te fir ends are out
 the Trail at ho1id day time ,6c for her less fort tunate fri ends the Natives of that far out regi on.It is reported that LITTLE R0RERT CITMAN i s as hap py as a lark all the time ow.He has
Weekly herald., 1933-01-01

CHITIMA H0PIE ATTENTT ON Mrs. Dela- hant announces that on acc't of s6e much Illness among the Natives just ow, that their Chri s tmas, Pr ogram at the Govt School will not be until
 Jan. 7th. Tha$ is a very appr opr fate date as the Natives mos tIy have the Russ lanGr ek kind of Chr stianity now-a-dAys ,& Jan.7 is the day that
 the Russian Chur ch celebrates Chr Ii 8 - mas .Kr 8 .De1ahant's little Native pu- pills always give a fine enter tainmen & they are working hard on it now.
Weekly herald., 1933-01-01

WHEN THE SCHOOL BELL TOLLS FRIDAY
 nights, 1t Is not fire ,as soma peo- plB were scared over last week, It is ringlng to tell you all to change y your books at the Public Ii brary Hrs to P.M .Fri idays, First Miss Lyman, & now Mir She pard wi tn MT s Ri chards ~ IS substi ute, have given generusly
 of their time 8c work as Ii brar ians. This Ii brary star ted wi tn a gift of money for books for the children of
 Chi tina to read, by one of the Japan ese cooks at the R R. messhouse just as he was s tar ting back to. Japan. He said the Chit people had been goo, to his wife & chi ldren and this was a parting gift of gratitud The ibrar, has grown to a very fine & large one
Weekly herald., 1933-01-01
U A1-a.& (. H6 nuAOS

TO SUBcCR HEIRS. Four weeks From today the rubli shers of this paper, the Chi tina (A1aska) WEEKLY HERALD" wi Il have put out this pub licati on for 2 full years. We have not miss ed any issues ,& have given the readers 2 EXTRAS, ,8 quite few "scoops" as well as several plctor~ lial numbers, & several big 4-pnge F. ditions We have worked hard to cany on the extra load without the fine help Billy gave us. The Editor is taking double promotio on at chool this year s: he /, and Mother & Daddy want more rlaytime along with his schoolwork. So we now
 AyrOuN1rE that on Jan. 22 we shall !
Weekly herald., 1933-01-01

GILIAN BRINGS BACK BET TER REPORTS of FLEURY than expected .Frenchy will lose some of his toes ,but he will pr o ba b15 not lose his feet We all hope for the best for MT .F1eury He i s we'll known all around these parts His many frien ds will be glad to hear any news fir on or about him,3 will rejoice thot he will keep on his feet. He is r emnin- ing in Cordova under the fine care of the Dr & nurses there.
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RATES

Cont. a new pair of snowshoes now made just to fit >him,& he walks all around the place on his small legs, just like the trappers on their big ones,It was 2 gr eat Chr i s tma sday.
Weekly herald., 1933-01-01
EDITOR IAL.

EDlIOR lAI.
 Her. sm.- old Mckinley George, his
 s on Jim Mckinley, ,& his son's 11tt4e
 daughter who is not over l2 years d
 agc are the Notives who took the tw ord into Copper Center Chr s tmas
 thnt sflve Amos Fleury from being
 frozen to death in the Klutina over
 flow. Each of them had to relay, by
 ogteam, but they had to walk much
 of the way, & in the same s1ush-l ce
 that Frenchy had gotten frozen into.
 Jim McKin1 proved his bravery as : his feet were frozen too, tho not ;:t
 bad as Fr enchy's. It was o'c1ocE in the middle of the night dark anA very cold,& ,& 30 miles from any huno1 ha bi ta ti on Tt .wcas hard & dangerous work, espe cialy for the little g1r l. first wading thru drifts now helpTc the dogs all the time wat thing out for over -flow, next trying to keep warm. as it was 35 below Zero wealth. CT at Klutina. Of course we know she was not afraid of the dark as none of the Alaskan children are, being used to it in winter but it was cold & dangerous & lonely journey for child to take even in Alaska, she made full 10 mi les of it all alone in that great stre tch of wi ld country We class all 5 of these Na- tives as heroes ,8t never to be forget ten in the annals of Alaska. We rwould like to say, that we think the little Indian girl as much of hero as Grace Oar ling ,& if we were all ;- to do so we should like to recomen1 her for an Alaskan Me dal of Honor, f or herol sm.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-10-07
Atty. Edw. M. Turner
51A0 ST. Antoine ~.

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne.
Jackson Wilkes, Plaintiff, vs..
Della Wilkes, Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
At session of said Court on the
25th day OF August, A. ID. 1888.
Present the Honorable Homer
Ferguson. Circuit Judge.
Satisfactory proof by affidavit
on file shows that said defendants
last known address Is without the
State; and that she Is still believed
to be without the State, so thai
process can not be served upoI
her;
1T is ORDERED that Della
Wilkes appear and answer the Bill
of Complaint fled in this cause
within three months from the date
of this Oder, or said Bill will be
taken as confessed against her.
1T IS FURTHER ORDERED
that a copy of this order be pub
lished according to law in the De
troit Tribune. newspaper pub
lished and circulated In the County
OF Wayne. and also that a copy OF
this Order be sent by registered
mail TO said Defendant at $50
Brewster ST., Detroit, Michigan
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-10-07

CONVINCE To the Christian Cen
ter, Oct. l6, at 1880 =. NJ is Mrs.
Mcdonald, wife of the president OF
Storer College OF Harper's Ferry,
of w. Va. This is just the begin
ming OF what the Center promises
forthe winter. Many classes viii
be conducted there this fall ant
winter, some of which will be dra-
MATES, art, shorthand and tipping
Quite few OF the West Side ladies
are taking an active part In the
work of the Center. Mrs. Matte
Anderson is the directress.
Study and Art club was organized
"Mistletoe". Emblem of Love
Aug. 20 az the home OF Mrs. Holli-
day OF G73S Scotch avenue. Tho
are as follows: Mrs. Dun
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North Detroit News
by Mrs. Josephine Boyden sOfi Meade Street
Cosmopolitan Baptist Church
by Mrs. Josephine B6

Cosmopolitan Baptist Church
The morning service was well
attended. Rev. Durkes, of Olivet
Baptist Church, preached an excel
lent sermon, text Matt. 27:21, sub
iect Accept, Him for He is the
Remedy"
At the evening service Pastor
Bolden delivered the discourse.
text job. $50 subject. None of
hese things move me-"
The s. s. and b. Y. p. u. were
we'll attended and the topics in
erestingly discussed.
The church rally is a great sue
cess and will end Sunday. Oct s..
At 3 p. m. the senior choir will
present a musical program.
Many visitors were present last
Sunday A cordial welcome is ex-
tended to all.
Members on the church's sick
list are Mrs. Sipp. 203S Mclean;
Mrs. Brown. of Lawley: and Mrs.
Emma Critchlow, 81 f. Palmer.
The "manless Wedding will be
postponed, owing to the illness Of
It's sponsor, Mrs. Critchlow.
Sunday. Oct, 22. the Pastors Aid
will give rally.
Mrs. Irene Hicks left Friday
night TO visit her mother Mrs.
Dona Kicks, at Jonesburh, Mo. She
was delightfully."- entertained by MIR.
and Mrs. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs,
Perry and others.
The Imperial Social Club, OF
North Detroit. has reelected
William Bum to head II during
the coming year. beginning Oct.
16. Miss Olobelle Gardner Is vice
president Miss Thelma Johnson,
secretary; Miss Luella Brown, as
sistant secretary: Miss Jessie VIII
liams, treasurer; Charles Romans,
sergeant alarms. The election
was held Monday. Oct. 2.
The North End Star will render
program Sunday. Oct. 20. at 3
p. m.
The junior choir OF Peace Dap
fist Church are asking everyone To
come out Sunday afternoon and
evening. To- hear them render a
song service. Rev. l.. T. Clay, tho
pastor. will deliver the morning
sermon.
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church
l2033 Rlopelle street. Is moving
forward, under the splendid pas
torate OF Rev, j. l.. Newly. who
preached an inspiring sermon al
the IL o'clock service, Sunday
morning. His text was Gen. i;27
$50 God created man In His own
image" subject self Respect"
The sermon called forth a Penta-
costal rejoicing. All are invited 70
hear this man OF God.
A group OF citizens OF the Nortl