Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-12-23
LANSING NEWS

election Dec. IA. at the Masonic
Hall. reelecting all present officers,
except Assistant Dt. Ruler and a
few other appointed officials.
Announcement is made that DIT.
Rosetta Lucas already deputy.
has been officially commissioned
to serve as State Deputy. She has
charge over Jackson and Lansing.
Owing TO the lateness OF Coles
Orchestra, of Detroit, in reaching
here last Friday. many patrons
came and left without returning
to pleasant cabaret dance at the
Veterans Dining Room. Those
who remained, however, enjoyed
the chicken and fish sandwiches
and cider. The affair was sponsor
ed by Capital City No. 30S, and
Silver Temple, /. b. p. o. Il of w.
Both lodges are anticipating great
success for their charity ball, on
New Years evening
IL is announced that the Fra
tell club will have Christmas
eve. dance at the Veterans Hall.
A small admission will be charged
Business concerns, wishing to
place their advertisement In this
column, should get in touch with
the reporter. The charges are rea-
sonable.
The Capital City Barber Shop and
Billiard Parlor. operated by John
Dillard. announces TO ladies de-
string 10 form a billiard club. that
they may have the use of tables
one week day, except Saturday.
Don't miss the house party, Fri
day, Dec. % at 1929 Emerson.
There is much sickness In and
around Lansing at this time. A
nong the sick are Mrs. Ruth Co
Aanna who is confined TO her room
at the home of her sister, Mrs. vii
liam Roper. of Odds avenue. Alma
Common. who was rushed to St.
Lawrence Hospital, Dec. II, and
operated upon for appendicitis.
Dec. II. is doing nicely. Miss Mad
cline Barber is convalescing at the
same hospital so is Iiadolphus Rob-
ison. Mr.. jenkins, at Logan and
Olds. has been i'll. but is better.
ROLAND Taylor. his mother brother
Fred and sister are confined at
home by quarantine. Earl Bell and
several other citizens are on the
sick list.
All persons having news items
for publication in this column are
invited 20 send same TO the report
e., Mrs. Wagner, 1921 $. Main, by
Sundays, 6 z. NJ.
The various churches are arrang-
ing Christmas programs, which
promises to be very enjoyable.
The Fragrant Violet club o. f. S.
viii hold its next meeting at the
home OF the president, 1921 f..
Main street. In connection with
the regular business plans for a
play and st. Valentine dance will
be arranged.
The George a. Collins A. NJ. T..
Church, 100 n. Pine, will sponsor
q play THE Million Dollar We'd
ding" Friday. Jan. 10. The play is
being given under the auspices of
the Silent workers club.
The trustees of the George A..
Collins A. NJ. +. church recently
saved $315. by removing the furn-
ace fan, and heating the church
comfortable without II. Mr.. Kicks
demonstrated that II could be done.
In the near future, the A. {. H..
League will present a debate, the
subject being Resolved; That the
IN. X. A. is the solution to the
Present Economic Crisis" the af-
firmative will be taken by Gertrude
Barber. Josephine Jefleries, John
Let's, and Harold Jackson. The
negative will be presented by Vera
Allen, Dorothy Dean, Schuyler.
Miller, James Harding and Her
schel Irons. Alter the debate Is
given here, one of the teams Will
so to Kalamazoo and debate on tho
same subject.
The a. U. X. and ID. of A will
give a midnight dance, at Masonic
Hall. Dec. "a the public is invited.
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