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Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-11-25

Irwin is expecting a grand time,
Sunday Nov. 26 at 3 p. m. Rev
Parrish, pastor OF Russell Street
Baptist Church. Detroit and the
Morning Star members of Nj.
Clemens. are scheduled to partici-
pate on tho program. When at
Quinn Road come to Zion Baptist
and enjoy Yourself
Bethlehem Temple No. >
Supt. Armstrong, as usual, OPEN
ed $. S. The lesson was interest
ingly discussed.
The morning services was con-
Quoted by the pastor. Sister An
derson. The visiting minister,
mentioned in last vcc'.'s news has
arrived and she preached fine
sermon, las, Sunday morning. Her
text WIS Josh. 2:19.
Each third Sunday has been set
aside for the sisters meeting The
meeting usually begins at p. m.
and is followed by the Bible Glass.
which holds until 1880 p. NJ.
Evening service began at p. m.
and was conducted by the pastor.
The evangelist. Sister Roby
preached, text Isaiah 6:H. She
will be here until Nov 30
The Northern District Council of
7. A. Of ]. c. will convene at 1850
Clinton street. Detroit Nov. 30 to
Dec. 3.
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ANN ARBOR NEWS

Mrs. j. II. Cromwell who has
been on the sick list is able to be
out again.
John Tompson spent Sunday In
Detroit. the guest OF Miss Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. Wagner and Mr..
and Mrs. G. Whitman motored TO
Detroit Sunday and were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Dupluse
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Johnson.
+. Brooks and DR.. Lent of De-
troit attended the Michigan
Minnesota game Saturday and
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. ].
X. Cromwell.
Mrs. Y. Kirtley of Windsor,
motored to our city Monday and
was the guest OF Mrs. II. Roberts.
Mr.. Swanson is on the sick list.
The Golden Rule Club is sponsor
'ng a Sunday program at the A. M.
+. Church, Sunday Nov. Goth. Mrs.
Dawson Of Detroit chairman of the
Department of Education of State
Association of Colored Women's
Clubs will be the speaker.
Mrs. ". Patterson and small son
Ralph c.; Mrs. b. Loving. Miss
Bernadinc Loving, Junior Harrison
Mr.. and Mrs. Dounold Harrison
enroute from Jackson to their
home in Detroit spent Sunday
afternoon in the city. They were
the dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Harrison OF Woodlawn
avenue.
4. VI. l.. Church
The Second Baptist Church ami
the A. NJ. +. Church. will hold
union services Thanksgiving day at
tho a. NJ. II. Church.
The ladies OF the Stcwardess
Board are sponsoring Thanks
giving dinner to be served in the
parlors of the church Thanksgiving
day.
Sunday was rally day at the A
M. e. Church and was a CRANE
success. Sermon at III o'clock by thu
pastor, Rev. Blake. Afternoon SER
vices was largely attended and was
conducted by Rev. Howell pastor
of st. stephens Church. Detroit
Rev. Howell was assisted by his
splendid choir and ushers. The
evening services were conducted
by the pastor Rev. Blake and the
senior choir. Meals were served by
the ladies of the trustee board
during the day.
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Quinn Road News
by julius Hockaday

The debate between julius w.
Hockaday and MIR. Fisher held at
Pages' Hall, Thursday night Nov.
10 has brought many comments ON
both sides. The auxiliary OF the
development OF Our Own. compos-
ed Of ladies sponsored the affair
and all were gratihed by the splen
did showing.
Zion Baptist
During the week ending Nov. is
many attractive features occurred
here. On Wednesday night. the
Booker T. Washington Memorial
exercises brought out some OF Mt.
Clemens best talent and some OF
Detroit's leading orators. The
program was sponsored by Mr.
Drewry our school bOsrd member.
On Friday night. Mrs. Thomas
furnished musical treat at the
church which taxed the auditorium
% It's capacity.
Pastor r. Moore used as his text
Sunday. Meditation" 1t was in
spring and very helpful.
The s. S. and -. Y. +. L. have
agreed to combine their Christmas
Tree and program. They anticipate
a grand time. The committee on
arrangement are-Mrs. Minnie
Warren. Mrs. Sallie Mayberry and
William Strong.
The willing Workers Club. un-
der the leadership OF Mrs. r. G.
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Atty. l.. +. Hayes
1896 Brush st.
No. 1887

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wayne. In Chancery.
FN.u Storr. an Infant, Plaintiff,
VS.. Leon Storr, Defendant.
AT session OF said Court held
at the Court House in the city OF
Detroit. in said County, on the 10th
day OF October, A. ID. 1888.
Present: Tho Hon. THOMAS j..
MURPHY. Circuit Judge.
1t satisfactorily appearing to the
court by affidavit on file that chan
Gerry summons has been issued ont
and under the seal OF this Court.
for the appearance of said defend
ant herein. and that the same could
not be served on or before the re-
turn day thereof. because the said
defendant being a resident of the
City OF Detroit, County OF Wayne
ami State OF Michigan. was con-
cealed therein. and said chancery
summons has been returned with
the certificate of the sheriff of said
County thereon endorsed. showing
that after diligent search and in
quiry. the said defendant could not
be served in this State. on or be-
fore the return day Of said sum
mons:
On motion of Lawrence f..
Hayes, attorney for the plaintiff,
IT is ORDERED that said Leon
Storr, cause his appearance to be
entered in said court within three
months from the date of this Order,
and in case of his appearance that
he cause his answer to the plain
tiff's Bill of Complaint to be filed.
and copy thereof to be served
upon the attorney for the plaintin.
within twenty days after service
upon him of a copy of said bill and
notice of this Order, and in de-
fault thereof. the said bill be taken
as confessed by the said defendant.
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED that
n copy of this Order be published
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No, 9f997o

STATE Or MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne. In Chancery.
Mamie Lee. Plaintiff, VS.. Sulli-
van Lee, Defendant.
order OF Publication
AT a session of said Court held
In the Court House In the City OF
Detroit. Wayne County. Michigan
on the 18th day Of September, A.
d.. 1888. Present: Honorable Les
ter s. Moll Circuit Judge.
II appearing from the affidavit OF
tho Plaintiff on file In the above
entitled cause. that the Defendant
Sullivan Lee. is not a resident OF
this State.
1T is ORDERED that Sullivan
Lee appear and answer the Bill Of
Complaint filed in this cause with
In three months from the date OF
this Order, or said Bill will be
taken as confessed against him.
IT is FURTHER ORDERED
that a copy of this Order be pub
lished according TO law in the De-
troit Tribune, newspaper pub
lished and circulating In said
County Of Wayne, and also that a
copy of this Order be sent by
Registered Mail to said Defendant
at GLIB South Main St, Decatur.
Illinois, last known address, at
least twenty days before the time
above prescribed for his appear
ance.
LESTER s. MOLL
Circuit Judge
CA true copy
p. CROCCHITO
Deputy Clerk 10-14-11-25
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II. =. has organized a chapter for
the schooling Of youngsters. Child
rem who are interested, see Mrs.
Young. OF 1926 Ford avenue.
The clearing rally OF II. +. NJ. T..
will be held Sunday, November &c.
The doors OF the church will be
open the entire day. All are in
vited.
Mr. Jones Of indianapolis. Ind.
was in our city few days TO at
! tend the funeral OF his mother.
Mrs. Farris, who died recently.
Mr.. Jones attended the Sunday
services at II. T.. NJ. +. and started
on his home Journey Monday, No
yember 90.
Mrs. ID. Petty Of La Belle avenue
has Just returned from Chicago
where she visited her brother, Mr.
W. Buck, formerly of II. +.
Men, young and old. are asked TO
attend the brotherhood Club" at
+. A. b. c. Monday night at p. III.
II you desire to become a member.
see Rev. G. G.. Young OF 1929
Thompson avenue.
SICK
Mrs. Beatrice Leigh OF 1903 La
Belle avenue. Mrs. Evelyn Jones Of
1889 Ford avenue is in Good Sa-
maritan Hospital.
We congratulate the newlyweds,
Mr.. Isaac Sampson and the former
Miss Ernestine Jackson who were
married Nov. 13.
The party given by the Dramatic
Circle. Nov Is at the home of Miss
\. Norwood was a great success.
Rev. Young delivered TWO in.
spring sermons this past Sunday.
The subject at morning services
was THE Authority OF Gods An
noirted', for the evening, The
Malchlcss Voice" The senior choir
rendered the must, for the day.
SUNDAY, December 3 is Young
Peoples Day" at T. A. b. c.
Young people will receive first
1894 literature.
The Boys II. p. A. G. party was
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Ypsilanti News

Mrs. Sarah Moore Tolar, wife OF
Rev. Benjamin Tolar died Nov. u
at her home on First avenue after
a lingering Illness. Funeral SER
vices were held from Second Bap-
fist Church OF which she was one
Of the two oldest members. Pastor
G.. w. Carr offciated. assisted by
Rev. j. o. Derrick and Rev. +. A..
Williams OF Detroit. Many tributes
were paid to the deceased, who was
formerly state missionary. Rela
tives from Canada we're present at
tho funeral
Rev. +. A. Williams. church and
choir were guests of Brown Chapel
A. NJ. +. Church Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Clark Is pastor.
The Musical Gems rendered the
oantata Queen Esther" at Second
Baptist Church. Ann Arbor Nov. II.
Last Sunday the services at both
local churches were well attended.
i lie benlOT anu JuilOi uohci pooiNo
rendered spicy program Thurs
day and Sunday afternoon. respec-
lively; Mrs. Rose Shears being
president of the former group and
Mrs. Sevaria Taylor president Of
the latter.
Don't forget the union Thanks
living service at Brown Chapel OH
Thanksgiving morning.
The 37th annual mock confer
ence will convene at Brown
Chapel A. NJ. y. Church, Nov. 80
to Dec. /; Rev. T.. l.. Clark, pastor.
.
Tribune.
Our advertisers arc your friends.
Patronize them. They help the
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back in time No telling what
might have happened.
What do you mean? and Irene
looked up nc him.
| belize for two pins you would
have had me kicked out OF the
place.
Hardly Irene laughed. But you
did look SO funny Keith"
Keith smiled ruefully as he
gazed down on the saucy little BIT
OF hat.
Who wouldn't in singular
situation?"
IL was beautiful day in June.
The streets were filled with shop
pers. for the windows were dis
playing tn latest in summary wear
ables. chic dainty dresses that
brought thoughts OF gorgeoul
moonlight nights or rolhckinl
picnics.
AS they neared the windows {
the largest and most up to dat
shope In the city. Irene caught III
breath for on display was an entil
bridal party. The lovely bride wa
In creamy satin with a veil OF ivor
tulle that cascade n ripping love
illness from n little coronet o
orange blossoms.
Oh Keith. isn't II lovely? sh'
| breathed.
Yes dear, very lovely. but hC
WAS looking al the pretty glow In
Ircne's eyes Then he bent and
whispered in her ear.
"Irae won't you marry mef'
"Why Keith" Irene gaspel.
Keith spoke rapidly, pressing
her hand in grip that could have
hurt under ordinary conditions.
but Irene was too thrilled TO notice
Wont you, honey girl? Lets not
waste precious time. Think Of
those long lonely DAYS when We
will be apart. Darling, thought
just to see YOU would make me the
happiest Of men, but now | can't
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Highland Park News
by
BY Tom Owens

Well. Folks:
Our neigbborhood grocer has
added another victim to his list by
the sale OF inferior grades of meat.
Nj. and Mrs. =. H. Lillard and
their four children, OF Inverness
avenue were taken seriously III
Friday evening. November IL.
Tho cause has been definitely
ascertained as ptomaine poison.
Shall we continue to support such
a business in our neighborhood. You
know that this isn't the first case
of that type from the same store.
The dinner given by the Ladies
Aid No. at the home Of Mrs. Arch
bald was a great success.
Thanksgiving services OF II. +.
NJ Il. and 7. a. Is. G. will be held
at II. T.. NJ. L. located at Thompson
avenue and La Belle avenue. Rev.
c. q. Young will be the speaker.
choir aud ushers and music of 7.
A. Il. G.
The sunday, Nov. l9 services of
II. =. NJ. +. conducted by Rev.
Smith, was great success. Must
cal entertainment was furnished
lby the II. =. and Detroit Jubilee
Singers. conducted by Geo. Hoag
land. Mrs. Allen OF Scott NJ. +.
Church rendered two solos.
Have you been following the
boxing results of II. =. a. C. locat-
ed on Victor avenue? Stanley Ev-
ans, our promising novice of this
noighborhood. has given us some
ring entertainment worth any true
sportsman's time.
He defeated Joe Louis. Golden
Gloves champ. and snational run
nerup; he has defeated Clinton
Bridges, of amateur fame. twice,
Timothy Hill and Percy Jones are
expected to appear in exhibitions
soon.
VI, and Mrs. Nathaniel Butler
are the parents OF baby girl,
Helen louise, born to them Tues
day, November II. Congratulations
The Ace Flying Booster Club OF
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go on without you. Please Irene"
Irene had often dreamed of this
day. Now that it was here it took
her breath away. She wanted TO say
yes, but so many things crowded
it back. The suddenoss OF it, maybe
her mother wouldn't approve Then
she looked up at the tall man at
her side his dark eyes burning
with emotion and lrcne's obicc-
tions were all swept away.
Wont you lrene?' he leaned
closer. pressing her hands so
tightly her fingers seemed numb.
his lips against her hair.
'Won5s YOU dearest?' he asked
again, oh so tendcrly.
Yes Keith? she whispered so low
Ii, had to bring his ear down to her
lips. As he caught the low toned
yes. he laughed boyishly bu'
trembiingly.
All the world loes a lover the
G say. People passing by smiled In
r diligently as they noticed the pref
q " girl and tho tall good looi0ir
s youth standing so close togethe
= before the window. Some no dout
sighed wistfully as they thought O
their own youthful romances. bu
Irene and Keith were oblivious tC
their surroundings they were liv-
ing their springtime.
AS they passed on to the next
window, Irene paused with a rap
turous oh how perfect"
IL was a living room scene with
deep. inviting chairs, dainty tables
and soft lights. On one heavily
carved table was n gorgeous pink
table lamp OF thirred silk crepe
with long fringes OF deeper rose,
casting glow oyer bowl of
white roses and an open book.
Don't YOU think it perfect,
Keith" Irene asked again.
No and his voice carried good
nature growl.
Why? she insisted.
I'll always detest pin Rights
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LEGAL NOTICES

In any newspaper circulating
within the County OF Wayne.
THOMAS J. MURPHY, Circuit
Judge.
A True Copy
Maurice +. McMath
Deputy Clerk 10. 21-12, 2
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"a great success. Those who were
present danced, and later cider and
sandwiches were served.
The affair was given al the home
OF Mr.. +. Ford Of 70 Kendall ave
nue..
Keep going boys bccnusc mo
Girls a. c. intenf to make this
seasons activities a close race.
Mr. Homer Wilkinson Of Gin
cinnati. Ohio was The house guest
Of Miss Louise oldham this past
week.
The Just rs club met at the
home Of Mrs. Randfora OF Thomp-
son avenue, Thursday. November lG.
All members We're present and
prizes were won by Mrs L. Black,
Mrs. b. Buchannon and Mrs. Old
ham.
DEATHS
Mrs. Ferris OF 354 La Belle ave-
nue..
Mrs. Lyons Of s2l La Belle ave-
nue..
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Mrs. Lyons Of 32l La Belle ave-
Evening star., 1933-08-24
CLUB
HEAVILY DAMAGED
FourYachts Sunk and Several
Dozen RoWboats and Other
Craft Swamped.

Damage amounting to thousands OF
dollars was caused by the storm at the
Corinthian Yacht Club, where four
yachts were sunk, several dozen row.
boats were filled with water and sport
ing craft buffeted about by the winds.
When the storm hit the clubs little
harbor it scuttled a number Of the
smaller craft, pitched rowboats up on
the pier, ripped up benches and piled
yachts on the pier. This morning when
high tide. far above normal. swept in
about 9:45 o'clock many of the craft
were refloated
Anxious owners of pleasure craft
worked throughout the morning, ef-
facing results of the storm.
The Two Friends of DR.. William g.
Schafhirt, 523 Eleventh street, found
her stern hung on a pile, placed in that
position by the high waters. The
Sweetheart Of Edison w. Briggs, real
estate man, was being repaired today
with temporary patch where the storm
buffeted her against the pier and piles
and stove in part Of her port bow. At
one spot two craft were under water,
even their names being obliterated.
On the clubs marine railway was the
Duck ct Quatre, but officials said that
with the storm there was nearly enough
water to float her. The Fffty-Fifty of
Edward c. Baltz. commodore Of the
Chesapeake and Potomac Power Boat
Association. had a cracked upper port
bow. The storm swished the craft
against the piling, scraping the paint
of them. cracking the woodwork and
doing considerable damage in general
that will take many thousands Of dol
lars to repair.
Evening star., 1933-08-24
BAND CONCERTS.

BY the United States Marine Band
this evening at the District War Memo
rial at 7:30 o'clock; Arthur s. Wit
comb, second leader, conducting.
Grand march, THE Crown of India
Elgar
Overture, "Triumphale". :. . Rubenstein
Duet for flute and clarinet, 10. Here
Luis Guzman. Henry Weber, duetists.
Suite, "Jeux DEnfants" .. .Bizet
March Impromptu.
Berceuse. Duo.
Galop.
"Ptnes Of the Appian Way" from the
suite The Pines of Rome. .Rispighi
Marines hymn, The Halls of Monte
yuma"
overture, Italians in Algeria. Rossini
Hymn to the Sun" from THE
Golden Cockerel" .Rimsky- -Korsakow
Quartet from Martha" ....... .Flotow
Musicians John P. White. Nicholas
BayeS.
Tone poem, "Irla1;dia" ....... .Drumm
1.-THE Star Spangled Banner"
By the United States Soldiers Home
Band this evening at $50 o'clock at
the bandstand; John s.. M. thinner
mann. bandmaster; Anton Pointner. as
SiStant.
March, National Progress. =. .seitz
Overture. Vienna Festival. Won Suppe
Rhapsody, "A Southern Rhapsody"
Hosmer
Excerpts from musical comedy Rio
Rita" Tierney
Habanera, Mexican Kisses" =. Roberts
Concert waltz, Wine, Woman and
Song" ..........-........ Strauss
Finale, Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine"
Sousa
| sThe Star spangled Banner"
Evening star., 1933-08-24
Storm Highlights
CONTINUED From First Page.)


Crescent crash and two aboard the
Madison. In addition. a number
were reported missing on small craft
unaccounted for.
From upstate New York to Mary
land reports came of marooned
vacationists and the efforts OF Coast
Guardsmen and others TO effect
rescues.
Here are the names of some Of
the dead, in addition to the two
killed in the derailment OF the Cres-
cent Limited near Washington. and
two aboard the liner Madison. of
Norfolk:
At Sea Cliff, N. Y:
Virginia Koenigsberg, 5, OF Brook
lyn, electrocuted when she touched
a live wire blown down in front
Of her parents Summer home.
At Coatesville, Pa:
Hayes Morris Of Wyebrooke, Pa,
hit by a motorist in driving rain.
Near Gettysburg, Pa:
Mrs. Benjamin Arundt. 65, Of Al
toona. swept to her death while be-
ing carried from a stalled automo-
bile in a creek at White Run.
At Newark N. j.:
JAMS Peterson. 40. a building su-
perintendent, electrocuted by high
tension wire blown into the street.
At Steelton. Pa:
= Andrew Krysyzosiak. electrocuted
while trying to remove a high-ten-
sion wire which fell to his porch.
At Baltimore:
Sergts Downing and Bailey Of
the 66th Infantry. Fort George G.
Meade, and an unidentified truck
driver. were swept from the Wash
ington- Baltimore boulevard into
the Patapsco River.
An unidentified woman drowned
near Millers Island.
At Oakland Mills, Md:
Walter Parrish drowned in
swollen creek
At Laport. Pa:
Members OF the Civilian Con-
servation Corps camp reported lost.
Evening star., 1933-08-24
WILL DISARM CIVILIANS.
Csba Plans Steps 70 Bar Repetition u
Mob Violence.

HAVANA, August "a P).-Alarmed
by outbreaks of lawlessness throughout
Cuba, the provisional government and
military officials today considered how
they could best disarm civilians.
Authorities studied the possibility Of
issuing military orders that all nom
military persons turn In the weapons
they collected in three years Of bloody
struggles against the recently ended re-
gime of Gerardo Machado, in order to
prevent q repetition of mob violence
such as that in Santiago when two men
We're taken from soldiers and shot.
1t was understood the A B c Secret
Society, which has taken a leading role
in tracking down and imprisoning or
killing Machadistas. Is willing to turn
over its guns and leave the pursuit Of
Machado's followers to soldiers and DO
lice.
In Santiago more than 1000 men
seized two men from guards, killed
them. and dragged the bodies through
the streets. The victims Victor Vizcay.
former mayor Of San Luis, and Joaquin
Ramos, former army sergeant, were ac-
cuSed OF having been Machadistas.
In Havana men identifying them
selves as oppBitionists have entered
private homes presumably to search for
members of Machados strong arm
squad but actually to rob- Store
keepers reported their sidewalk displays
were looted.
Communistic demonstrations In Ha-
vana. Santiago and other places also
disturbed the peace. Soldiers and police
were ordered to guard streets and parks
following reports to authorities that
Communists planned demonstrations
In Santiago De Las Vegas the mayor
was reported barricaded in the city
hall, refusing to surrender
The De Cespedes government faced
the loss OF support Of one Of its I'M
portant factions when Havana Univer-
sity students in q long manifesto de-
clared fatty for a de facto form Of
government and urged that the effort
to maintain a constitutional appearance
be abandoned.
This President de Cespedes was not
prepared to do. It was pointed out
that only under a constitutional gov
ernment does the administration be-
lieve it can carry through a financial
program involving Cuba and the United
States.
A B c leaders last night revealed
plans to "syndicalize" labor and to
preach q doctrine of revolution from
the power among unionized workers"