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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-09
SOUTH w E ST
DETROIT NEWS
BY Mary FIfpatricE

me services at st. Paul A. NJ. e.
church on Sunday June 8. were
very inspiring. The pastor preach
ed from the topic, "The Moral
Law The Lords Supper was also
administered. At the evening wor-
snip 1.-THE Senior and tthe Excelsior
Choirs rendered a fine spiritual
program. The Home Run Rally is
making rapid progress. Quite
large sum OF money has been Mac
ed In the bank for that specia,
fund
The Children's Day program
viii be given on Sunday night
June 10. at 1880 p. m. at the
church. All are invited TO coma
over and hear on young people.
On Wednesday morning. June G
the pastor Rev. NJ. =. Rbonenee.
Z. A. Vivian. Sunday School sun.
erintenden,. Miss Mary Fitzpatrick
Miss Rosie Lee Bellmon and Char
les Rhonenee. the delegates and
al9ernates left for Kalamazoo
Michigan where they [ In session
OF the District Conference. SUNDAY
School and A. c. f. League Con-
ventions. All had lively time
while there.
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ECORSE
by Simmons. nm and stone

Among our graduates from tn,
Ecorse High School are Beau.
ford Kegler. Rosebud Flamer. Sam.
uel Bruce. Alice Kennedy and
Mary Warren, all Of whom made
fine records. Rosebud Flamer was
given an award for her skill in
typing accurately.
Opal Anderson, one OF the local
popularity contestants. received a
Palmer certificate for her excel
lent handwriting. Alice Kennedy
was also awarded typing certi-
ficate.
Mrs. Teresa Tate Is in a local
hospital Friends hope she will
soon recover.
The Ecorse popularity contest,
sponsored by the Detroit World,
closed Tuesday. June 5. at which
time the Queen OF Ecorse was
crowned. Watch next weeks issue
OF this paper for further details
of the contest. The affair was
largely attended, the music being
furnished by Duke Coats.
Prizes wee awarded all contest
ants who won In the contest. The
event was a splendid social. as well
as business success.
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WEEKLY SHORT
SERMONS.
By DR.. A. G. Bearer
(REBELLIOUS CHILDREN
(For the Literary Service Bureau

Text: have nourished ana
brought up children, and they
have rebelled against me-Isaiah
la
The text contains the charge OF
Jehovah against His children. the
Jews. IL most surely applies 70
children OF modern day parents.
The children OF today are REBEL
ious in the extreme.
1. Causes This condition iS the
effect of the following causes: in
diligence caused by weakness;
neglect by mothers who put other
things before their duty to their
children; failure to begin correc-
ton and restraint in time; and an
unfortunate divided family gov
eminent.
2. Reusults The results OF this
condition of rebellion are loss OF
control by parents; hardships
caused by wastefulness, miscon-
duct of children bringing sorrow
on themselves and their children;
crime and penal servitude and Of
ten premature death.
The best way to obviate this
condition is to follow the admoni-
ton given in Proverbs 22:6: Train
up a child in the way he should
60.
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JOHN WESLEY 4. VI. L. ZION
1896 Hartford

The four-week state drive, pre-
paratory 10 the annual conference
to be held at South Bend. ind. June
13, terminated last Sunday. with
success. Alabama club with Mrs
Lucinda Miles as captain was
victor. II reported s42.50. The re-
ports of the other clubs were as
follows:
Colorado. Miss June Tolan, cap
tain. $3.50; Kentucky, Miss Anna
Gordon captain. $23.31; Tennessee
Mrs. C. NJ. Metcalf, $1,000; North
and South Carolina Mrs. A. Nc
Daniel, s12.56. The total was
$11S.47 for the four weeks.
The defeated clubs will tender
the winning club a banquet.
Pastor G. NJ. Metcalf delivered
impressive sermons last Sunday
morning and evening. Rev. Dozier
and his choir had charge OF the
afternoon services.
During the past conference year,
Rev. and Mrs. Metcalf have render
ed such splendid service TO the
church, that the membership I'M
animously desire their return.
Mrs. Alice Mcdaniel Is on the
sick list.
Sunday afternoon, June 10. the
senior choir will have their re-
gular Sunday Sing and pew rally.
Mrs. Mcdaniel Is president. All
are welcome.
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Finance Course, LaSalle Extension
University, Chicago, III.-l5 Years
with Ford Motor Company.
H0ckaday says:
~ spent my first 30 years on
Southern farms. My last IL or IS
years In Northern factories. Now
! would like 10 go back South and
teach the rest OF my llfe--nOt the
lower grades as formerly, but the
upper--anything scientific prefer
able Sociology and Psychology
This late ambition was released
10 some al the leading Educators
early In 1898. Only Prof. Geo. w.
Carver, the noted Scientist OF Tus-
kcgce Institute. Aln. was fully In
accord with his latest trend.
lie boasts OF paying taxes on
real estate In two states michigan
and North Car0lina) and having
three diplomas. "N0t bad for n
country boy, who was In the very
Jaws OF poverty at 10 and In the
eth grade.
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ANTIOCH PRIMITIVE BAPTIST
2110 JOS. Campau

Preliminary prayer service will
begin al IL a. m. Sunday, June 10,
with Deacon Stoudemire conduct
ing, and William Huckabie. assist
ing. Antioch is progressing rapid
", under the leadership OF Its
pastor, Rev. b. II. Robinson. He Is
now In Chicago, at the Pilgrim
Rest Primitive Baptist Church,
which he also pastors.
Rev. John Peterson will preach
the morning sermon next Sunday,
June 10. Rev. T. II. Peterson
preaching at the evening service.
The church conducts prayer SER
vice every Thursday night. All are
welcome.
There will be an entertainment
at the home of Mrs. Katie Stoude-
mire Friday night June s. The pub
lie is cordially invited.
The president of the Pastors
Aid club. Miss l.. Reese, requests
all members and friends to CO.
operate with her In making the
club a success.
Floyd Freeman, a faithful MEM
Der, Is still sick. His friends wish
him a speedy recovery.
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ST. PAUL A. M. Il. CHURCH
Jay and Chene Streets

"The Destiny of A Child" (Chil-
dren's Day. will be the subject OF
the sermon Sunday morning, 10:45
n. m.
The Children's Day literary pro-
gram, under the auspices OF the
Sunday School, will be rendered.
500 p. m.
The Sunday School convenes at
9:15 a. m, with Rev. X. A.
Schley as Supt.
The Christian Endeavor League
will convene. $50 p. m. with Fred
Bradley as acting president and
with Mitchell Shelton leading dis
cussion. Topic: "A Christian s
Duty Toward His Body" Dan.
1:15, 16.
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The City Usher Board Union
turned out May q, with the Rus
sell Street Baptist Usher Board
in celebration OF the latter's ninth
anniversary.
When President w. ID. Gordon
called the roll, there were ia ush-
ers present. The program was
brief and spicy. Rev. M. p. Par
IRISH. pastor of Russell Street Bap-
fist Church. gave an inspiring talk
to the ushers.
The next meeting OF the union
will be at King Solomon Baptist
Church, at Riopelle and Alexan-
drine, June 10.
June II will be observed as me-
mortal day for the City Usher
Board Union. All the usher boards
are requested to have resolutions
for deceased ushers. TIL memorial
services will be at Olivet Baptist
Church, at Winder and st. An
tome.
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PROVIDENCE BAPTIST
1899 Benton

Services at Providence Baptist
Church June 3. were well attend
ed. both morning and night. Rev.
Eubanks preached a stirring SER
mon. at the morning worship.
The pastor, Rev. ]. l.. Lewis,
preached sunday night, his sub
jet being Jobs Faith In God"
On Wednesday night, the guest
preacher was Rev Slaughter OF
Jackson. Ga.
Pastor Lewis will preach Sunday
morning June 10. from the sub
jet. "A Certain Man Had Two
sons" At The evening worship, he
will preach on the theme, "She
Touched the Hem OF His Gar
ment.' At the y. m. services. thu
sermon will be preached by Siste'
| Crooms. A Children's Day pro
gram will also be rendered. Tn
public Is always welcome.
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TABERNACLE BAPT. UsHERs

The mems usher board of the
church served on May %, at 3 p.
m All We're on time and made a
fine showing.
The I. A. i. ushers also served
al ST. stephen a. NJ. f. Church. at
3 y. m. Tweniy-cight ushers were
present.
The picnic at Dryden on Deco
ration Day was greatly enjoyed.
j. G. Davis and Mrs Mary Card
ner were in charge OF the refresh
ments.
On May 81, the "Trip Around
the World was success. under
the direction OF II b. Creage and
his efficient committee. Seventeen
cars were loaned by generous
friends, for conveying the group.
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Mt. BEULAH BAPTIST CHURCH
SMILE ROAD

Pastor o. c. Thomas delivered a
stirring discourse last Sunday
morning, subject. THE Relations
That Should Exist Between Chris
tians'
The wedding bells are still ring
ing. Miss Fransola Moffit and
Richard Battle were united In mar
riage. June 2. at the home OF the
bridge. 2025l Roselawn avenue
Rev. O. &. Thomas officiated.
The pubic Is invited to the ser
vices of this church.
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CHURCH OF GOD

The anniversary service at the
Church of God, Sunday, June 3.
was great affair. There were
ministers from different towns and
cities and delegates from nearly
all the churches in Michigan. FL
der Thomas Biddell, OF Springfield,
Ohio. was the principal speaker.
He gave very able address from
the subject, Getting Help From
Gody The text was from Acts,
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SECOND MORNING STAR BAPT

The Sunday School had a large
attendance last Sunday.
The morning sermon was deliv-
cred by the pastor, Rev. Il. North,
subject. IF You Start Nothing, II
Will End Nothing II was a
forceful address.
The b. Y. p. u. meets each Sun
day, at p. m.
The Communion sermon was
preached by the pastor, his sub
ject being. Jesus Is In The
House."
The Missionary Society meets
every Monday night at 1880 p. m
Mrs. A. Wesley is president. Ev-
erybody is invited to all services
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eral conference, which will CON
vene in Greenville, s. &.
Sunday, June 3. Rev. Abe Nc
Cracklin delivered the sermon.
text, Matt. 20 Ia.
A meeting will be conducted at
the church soon, by Rev. A. II. Ar
mold. The public is invited to all
the services OF this church.
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SECOND BAPTIST

The schedule for Sunday. June
10. Is as follows; Al 1890 a. m.
sermon by Pastor r. L. Brady.
subject What's In A Name or Is
Your Name Worth While? Who
Gave II TO You? What Honor Do
lou Bear IT."
The Charles Young Post of the
American Legion will be guests at
the evening service.
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SECOND BEULAH VI. b.

The church has moved from 1918
| Macomb. and is now located at
1857 Clinton.
The services on Sunday, June
. were excellent A special pro-
gram IS being arranged for Chill
dren's Day, and the birthday OF the
pastor. Rev. NJ C. Moore, will be
celebrated by the church on June
10. The exercises will be highly
interesting. The public is invited
Mrs. Moore, the pastors wife. is
IN 81. Louis, whore she was called
by the death OF their daughter-in-
law.
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S. S. Delegates At
Kalamazoo Confab

Miss Hattie @. Robinson. of the
Tribune-Independent. left Wednes-
day morning as s. S. delegate
from Allen Temple A. NJ. Il. Church
TO attend the district conference
and s. s. convention at Kalamazoo.
Mich. The sessions were scheduled
for Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day.
Other delegates from the Detroit
area are: Lebron Simmons. Miss
Thelma Wingo and Attorney
Herbert Dudley.
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REV. DIR. II. VI. SMITH, dean OF
School of Religion at Bishop Col
lege. Marshall. Texas. who sailed
June /. from New York City, for
a fiye-month tour OF Soviet Rus
STA. He will seek TO find through
personal contact with high Rus
sian officials az well as with men
on the streets OF Moscow, just
what Russia thinks about religion
and Negroes.
A few years ago, Or. Smith tour
ed the Holy Land and Africa. In
Egypt. he studied at first hand the
culture of the dark-skinned peo-
pies OF the Nile valley.
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Julius w. Hockaday
B0ru and Rea,

Born and Rear.
ed In North Caro-.
IIna-15 Years In
ID @ trolls; Edu-
Gated ut 81. Au-
gustlne School,
Raleigh, N. c.;
Tuskegee, Insti-
tute, Ala; Cor
respondent COur-
SEES; Law Course,
Blackstone In
stItute, Chicago,
Ill. Banking and
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ST. JOHNS PRESBYTERIAN
Cor. Dubois and Madison

On Sunday morning, June End.
The pastor, Rev. j. l.. Coleman
preached short sermon on the
subject. "The Part OF Children in
the Church Life" text Matt. 1928
Following the message, DIR.
Gregg OF Newman. Ga. who is visit
Ing classmates in the city. very
interestingly outlined the high
points OF the subjects discussed at
he General Assembly OF the Pres
btterian Church. u. S. A., which
closed in Cleveland last Wedncs-
day after most harmonious and
aspiring meeting.
The Non Pareil Club held their
|montlily meeting on Tuesday night
with Mrs. Lee Jordan, 3l13 Char
levoix Avenue.
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Margaret Mack. Cecil Moore, vir-
ginia Williams
IVA Grade Minnie Bell Lacy,
Marcella Mobiles.
V-B Grade--John Williams. Ell
len Alkaline.
VA Grade Mary Freeman.
VI-B Grade -Charline Leonard.
VIA Johnnie Mae Guss,
Maple Make.
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MADISON AVENUE BAPTIST
Madison ana DeQuindre

The senior choir of the Madison
Avenue Baptist Church plans soon
TO sponsor a candlelighting service
and pantomine at the church. Spe-
cial music will be featured. II. G.
Livingston will direct the program.
The public is cordially invited.
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2G:22. Having therefore obtained
help from God, continue unto
this day" Elder o. b. Rhodes, of
Pontiac. Michigan, preached in the
afternoon. Elder T. w. West. OF
Ypsilanti, Michigan. preached at
night. They all gave very inspiring
and encouraging messages
Elder McGhee and wife will
leave the city for the Annual Min
listers meeting which will con-
vene at indianapolis. Indiana,
Tuesday, June 8. They will be
away for about ten days. The serv
ices at the church will be in
charge OF the local ministers.
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RIVER ROUGE
n q II Il II RUP SCHOO
MAY HONOR ROLL

+hh bVNVh nVIL
The following children have
been neither tardy nor absent dur
ing the semester:
kindergarten
Lenora Carroll. John Johnson.
Harold Choice. Franklin May
| i-B Gade Anna Mary Darden.
Ia TRADE Garfield Thompson.
lib Grade Daniel Newsom.
| ia Grade Benny Caswell.
| Preston Choice. Andrew Coleman.
Mary Randolph, John Roundtree,
Agnes Tucker
Iii-B Grade--Wiliie Bradley. Doris
Davie, Dorothy Foreman, Ernes
Johnson. Mildred La Fleur. Shell
don Stallworth.
ifI-t Grade--Alex Balas. VIII
liam Heath. William Young.
l'-B Grade-Bertha May Cas-
well Raymond Palmer. Walter
| Zdanowoski.
| IVA Grnde-Marie Clark. Eu-
gene Coleman. Lorraine Jones. Err
nest Reynolds. William Simmons.
Robert Lee Taylor. L. u. Woods.
N-B Grade-R p h Sabbath,
| Roosevelt Howard. BENJAMIN OAR
den. Attrel Day, Gloria May. l.. Fl.
Anderson. Arthur Burno. Maryetta
Martin. Lizzie Crutchfield. Ruth
Payne. Gwendolyn Holmes. Hazel !
Perry.
VA Grade Ruth Mae Casweli.
Helen Johnson. Elizabeth Novak.
Ebert Ward. Edward Young. John
Zdanowski.
Ni-B Grade-Kathryn Shelton.
Leila Mae Edwards. Daisy RAN
dolph Marthel Dudley.
VIA Grade -Juanita Darden.
Ruth Ellison, Annie Mae Goode.
Willie Paul Goodwin. Vladimir
Hibbler. Chester Johnson. Clarence
Jones, Rose Meixner. Thomas
Newson. Many Randolph. James
Roundtree. Athen Roundtree,
Johnnie Mae Thomas.
The following pupils have been
neither tardy nor absent and have
an average of not less than 81
during the second semester:
MISUNDERSTANDING Lee Sim
mons. Alfred Calender, A. II. Cole
man
LIB Grnde--Eyelyn Randolf.
Ia Grade-Anna Mae Duncan, ,
Dorothy Johnson, William Smith.
lib Grade Ruth Mae Davis,
Elizabeth Gillian.
ia Grade None.
IIl-R Grade Jeanette Kuroly.
Iif-A t,rnde-Alberta Bargon.
Dorothy Holmes, Rudolph Hasa,
Hattie Sabbath, Juanita Walker.
Walter Wolas.
lV-B Grade--Albert Haywood,
Applees Smith, George Smith. L
IVA Grade Ethel Tucker, Ter
ell Whitsitt.
N-B Grade--George Bohacik,
Iarjorie May. Shirley Jenkins. y
VA TRADE OVeda Bonds. Olive :
'hlosta. Carrie Gillian. John Hay
wood, Queen Helen ROundtree. AL
rccdia Stallworth.
NI-B Grade--Willic Bell Shell.
VIA Gradc---No One.
The following children had an
verage throughout the semester
+ not less than B. None OF the
lowing names appear above:
klndergarten--No One.
I-B Grade-No One
la Grade-lris Burr.
lib Grade--Robert Bishop, Ger
Id Burkhard. Muriel Burr, Thelma
Donald Galloway, John
foOre.
liza Grade-Calvin Green A. c..
brennan. Nathaniel Smith. Fred
rick Leonard.
lib Grade--Arthur Harrington,
1alter Jones, David Randall. Rob-
RI Hills.
lII-A Grade--Paul Davis. Edwin
arzyna. Stanley Jarzyna. Bernice
ordan, Sherwin Keith. Ruth Nc
vain Bobby Scott, Melvin Sloan,
udolph Spearman.
Iv-B Grade-Mildred Bishop. :
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SHe hsth Showed ~ . -
what II gsedj Al what des(n
ths Lsrd require - 49, ~ -
do Justly, and - Isvs Dsreys
and TO walk humbly with thy
Godr-Mjcah esa
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ST. JAMES +. b. HOLINESS
st. Antoine and Superior

The pastor will attend the gen
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MISS HAYES, TO BE
BRIDE SOON, FETED

Mrs. John Lucid and Mrs. Walter
Wibble will entertain tonight at a
kitchen shower at the home of Mrs.
Lucid in honor of Miss Mary Hayes,
whose marriage to Carl Schmidt will
take place Thanksgiving morning in
St. Johns catholic church.
Guests will be Mesdames James
Hayes, Martin Hayes, Michael Cain,
James Farrell, Edward Troy, Martin
Farrell, Timothy Mcmahon, L. H.
Schmidt, Lawrence Turner, Patrick
Casey, James Finley, Francis Goo
tee, Darrell Mitchell, Martin Cain,
Ted Geobes, Joseph Schmidt, Joe
Adolay, George Gilby, George Ayres,
Edward Baker, Dwight Davis, John
Lynch, Charles Mcmahon, Eugene
Sullivan, Martin Gordon, John De-
veney, Louis Schultz, Anna Sprong,
Ella Kirchner, Thelma Weunsch,
Julia Hayden, Margaret Layton
Katherine Scanlon, Mary Cahill,
Margaret Dwenger Helen Sweeney,
Nora Cahill, Bridget Mulhurn, Ella
McHugh, Trude Heiob, Mary Car
roll, Ruth Dalton, Josephine Kelly,
Mary Jacks, Ann Cangany and Nora
Langdon.
Misses Virginia Schmidt, Helen
Adolay, Ruth Adoley, Elizabeth Lu-
cid, Margarine Lynch, Hannah
Lynch, Mary Farrell, Ellen Cain,
Dorothy Alhand, Anabelle Alhand,
Mary Lotus and Kate Cangany.
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SOrOritieS

Alpha Beta Phi sorority will Spon-
sor bridge party tomorrow night
at the Columbia Club with Miss Ann
Mes chairman. Mrs. Burch Nunley
and Miss Mildred Marien will assist
the chairman.
Gamma chapter, Alpha Beta Phi
sorority, will meet Monday night
with Miss Mary Frances Kestler,
1922 East Washington street.
Beta chapter, XII Delta XII sorority,
will hold a scavenger hunt and
weiner roast tonight at the home
of Miss Mildred Woolman, 2433
Walker avenue, for members and
rushees.
Business meeting of Chi Beta
Kappa sorority will be held at 8 to-
night at the Y. w. c. A.
The first of a series of rush par
ties of Gamma Phi Alpha sorority
will be kid" party tonight with
Miss Marjorie Meyer, hostess.
Rushees include Misses Rosemary
Under, Vivian Mcdonald, Eileen
Roley, Eleanor Karibo, Eleanor
Sweeny, Lois Claus, Helen Turner
and Marg Ann Gottemiller. Miss
Helen Filcer is pledge captain.
Members of Zeta chapter, Pi Omi-
cron sorority, will meet tonight In
! the Lincoln.
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extra trick. but if it failed, the con-
tract would be defeated.
Captain French decided to play
the hand without the diamond
finesse. He went up with the queen
Of clubs in dummy 10 kill Vests
king. In other words, he had to
start to plan his end play on the
first trick.
Now he ran of five spade and four
heart tricks. being careful TO keep IN
his own hand a small club. This
left him with the ace-jack OF dia-
mondS and the five of clubs.
OF course. East had to bear down
to the king-Six Of diamonds and
the ten-spot of clubs. Captain
French then led a club, which East
was forced TO win with the ten, and
then he had TO lead from his king
six Of diamonds into declarer's ace
jack. This play gave the declarer
his contract.
gcopyrishl 1894. NEA Service. Ine1
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his debts and it would be quite a
while before we could marry now.
Should I go ahead as if nothing had
happened, or should I turn him
down?
OF course, every one will be
against him now. Would it be right
to turn him down when he is al
ready down? Or should I try to
help him to get on the right road?
He wants me to stand by him, but
he wanted me to be honest with
myself and do what is best for me.
There is a saying, Lift up the fall
ing ones" He says he loves me and
1 love him. He said he was forced
into it and was made to promise
never to tell. I will be glad to have
your advice.
ANXIOUS.
Answer-The saying that bids
you lift UP the falling ones does
not stipulate that you should mar
ry them and spend the rest OF
your life in the lifting process. I
am not at all impressed with this
young mans promises to reform,
for he has not yet Shouldered the
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Sorority Will
Mark Founding
at Dinner Fete

Alpha Delta Theta sorority will
celebrate founders day at a dinner
and bridge Saturday night at Bam-
boo Inn. A feature of the program
will be several tap dancing numbers
by Hazel Gertrude Alike, and a
stunt entitled alpha Delta Theta
Memories" Mrs. Walter Alike will
preside.
The committee in charge of ar
rangements consists of Misses Helen
TomlinSon, Maude Russell, Marjorie
Wood, Bernice Giltner and Mrs.
Earl Dieck.
Reservations have been made for
Misses Dorothy Forsythe, Mary Les
lie, Katherine Maurer, LaVerne
ridden, Margaret ESterline, Elsie
Shelley, Ruth Jones, Margaret
Bradburn, Bernice Giltner, Eliza
beth Gallagher, Beatrice Houze,
Maude Russell, Helen Tomlinson
and Marjorie Wood; Mesdames Eu-
gene Garrison, Walter Alike, Ray
mond Hiatt, Donald O'Neill, Earl
Dieck, Alma Reese and Evelyn
Daugherty.