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Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-28
BOOK SECTION TO
MEET TOMORROW

Announcement is made today of
the meeting Of the Junior Ten
Thousand club s Book section which
will take place on Thursday night
March l.. at the home of Mrs. Har-
old Gillett, at 7:30 O'Clock.
Mrs. c, G. Montgomery will be
hostess for the evening and Mrs
Gillett will give a resume of Scan
dinavian literature. the subject tc
be taken up by the group.
The section is studying foreign
literature this winter and has all
ready taken up the writings Of
Mexican and Russian authors.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-28
ELKS HOSTS AT
BRIDGE DINNER

SeconC event in the annual spring
bridge tournament sponsored by
the local Elks lodge will take place
tomorrow night, Thursday, March
! beginning with a chicken dinner
20 be served at 7 O'Clock
After the dinner both auction
and contract will be enjoyed ano
prizes will be given to the winners
of each game as well as TO those
Of the tournament.
The affair is open to Elks and
their friends and reservations
should be made by today at the
Elks lodge.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-28
Valley Firemen
And Auxiliary
Will Meet Here

Firemen of the valley and the fire
department Women's auxiliary are
to meet in Ell Centro tomorrow
night. The firemen will meet. in
the hall and the women in the
Masonic temple, both meetings be-
ing held at 8 O'Clock.
At the conclusion of the meet
Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-28
PERU1QL
PQPQcRQp4C

Business and Professional wom-
en- will hold a dinner meeting to-
night at 7 o'clock at the Barbara
Worth hotel TO which they are
privileged to invite guests. A pro-
gram featuring a George Washing
ton play will be given.
Seeley-WeStside home depart
ment will hold an all day meeting
tomorrow at the home Of Mrs. Roy
Westmorland.
Members of he Presbyterian
Sunday school board are notified
of the meeting to be held Thurs
Gay evening, March !, at 7:30
0 clock in the church.
Meeting Of the special fair COM
:nittee for the Mt. Signal home de-
partment is being held today to
complete final arrangements for the
exhibit at the fair.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-28
Social Calendar
TONIGHT

Business and Professional
Women, Z, Barbara Worth.
Moose lodge, 8, Moose home.
Oasis lodge No. 664, F. and A.
NJ, 1880, Masonic temple.
Eagles, 8, $50 Broadway.
TOMORROW
Rotary club, Barbara Worth
hotel.
Golf tournament, 8, Barbara
Worthy country club.
Bridge luncheon, l, 10000 club.
Seeley- Westside home depart
ment, Il. Westmorland home.
Women golfers, Brawley club.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-28
RIVER READINGS

ings, the men will join the women
for refreshments, the Ell Centre
group acting as hosts.
Imperial Valley press., 1934-02-28

The Murphy ranch, Gilroy, Santa
Clara county, recently marketed 200
fancy Angus steers.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-11-24
Y P Sill A N 7 ]
yPSuANTI, MICH. NEWS
Nv Eugene O'Bannon

Brown Chapel A. Nj. r. Church
Is crowded TO capacity each night.
during the revival meetings con-
Quoted by Evangelist Viola Smith,
of Columbus. Ohio. Her sermons
are full OF spiritual ferver and
power. Many converts are being
gained. The public Is invited to at
tend the meetings and hear TINS
gifted Gospel messenger.
Howard Pettis. OF Pittsburgh
Pa. is here visiting his brother
Naming Pettis. on Second avenue.
Sunday at Second baptist
Church was observed as Pastors
pay" The pastor, Rev. Garther
Robertson, preached at both ser
vices. A juvenile Thanksgiving
program will be rendered Thurs
day. Nov. 20. All are invited.
Oscar Collins OF Battle Creek
Mich. and his bride, the former
Miss Katherine Williams OF kaia-
mazoo. spent the week end with
the groom's aunt. Mrs George Per-
klns and other relatives Lere.
palm Leaf Club will meet with
Mrs Emma Freeman. The X. w
E. G. Club will meet with MRS
Della Perry. the president.
Mrs. Mollie Carr spent ias'
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-11-24
OMECAS GO
ON THE AIR

Tuskegee Institute. Ala.-(ANP)
Hazel Harrison celebrated PIANIST
and head OF the piano department,
Tuskegee Institute School OF Mu-
sic broadcast a program OF music
over station VISTA Montgomery,
Alabama at 2:SO p. m. Sunday,
November IL, as the opening fea-
ture of the National Negro Achieve
ment Week observance sponsored
by the graduate chapter OF the
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity at Tus-
kegee Institute. DR.. Prince r.
Barker. Iota Omega and OF the
neropsychiatric service. U. s. Vet
Grams Hospital at Tuskegee ap
peared on the same program with
an address on THE Significance OF
Negro achievements"
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NEWS FROM SUBURBS AND MICHIGAN CITIES

Thursday in Ann Arbor, visiting
Mrs. James Green.
The Social Ten Club will hold q
pot luck meeting soon, at the home
of Mrs. Alice Goodman.
The meeting OF the Friendship
Circle will be held with Mrs. Anna
Dennis, on Adams street.
Mrs. A. T.. Mcintyre. reporter for
the Chicago Bee. has suffered a re-
lapse, but is improving at this
writing.
Others on the sick list include
Mrs. Mac Cooper. Walter Robins.
and Elmer Robertson.
Among the new local readers OF
the acknowledgement are Mes
danes Olive Kersey. Adeline Nor
ris. Nina Wilson and Simon Pres
ton.
Irwin l.. Williams had as his
week end guests-Miss Olive
Wright and Miss Hope Jeffries
both OF Cassopolis. Mich.
A delightful party was given In
their honor In Detroit, Saturday
night.
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WILSON CALLS OFF Elk CONVENTION
Lodges Didn't Accept
Wilson's Choice
For Chairman

Washington. ID. C.--CBy Edward
Lawson for ANP)-In an autocra-
tic move that many believed might
spell the beginning OF his downfall
j. Finley Wilson. Grand Exalted
Ruler OF the Elks. this week call
ed off the grand convention OF that
body. scheduled to meet here In
August. upon the failure OF the two
local lodges to accept the appoint
ment Of DR.. Charles b. Fisher, OF
this city. as chairman of the COM
mittee on arrangements for the
convention.
Mr.. Wilson had appointed DR..
Fisher on his authority AS Grand
Exalted Ruler when II appeared
that there might be dissention
among the lodges as to which one
should choose the committee chair
man. The two lodges. however. got
together and unanimously endors-
ed candidate OF their own whom
Wilson refused to accept.
The Grand Exalted Rulers con-
tention is that under the consti-
tuition and bylaws OF the lodge he
has authority to appoint the chair
man OF the committee on ar
rangements and all other COM
mittees OF the grand lodge when
the lodge is not in session. The
two local lodges. however. say that
as hosts to the grand lodge con-
vention they have the sole right
10 select their own chairman.
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CONANT CDS.
By Azmore Rushing

The public-spirited citizens oi
this community are working to sti'
mulate Negro business. A meeting
to advertise and demonstrate Ne
gro business was held recently, al
1888 Conant. under the sponsor
shib of Mrs. l.. X. Edwards. The
concerns represented were as fol-
lows The Family Creamery In
charge of c. Hardy; Williams Sew
ing Club by Mrs Williams; Hen
dirk Printing Shop. Mr.. Hendrix;
Dilard Music School. Mrs. billiard;
Madam l.. X. Edwards Products,
Miss V. lake Groceries represented
included Alex Market, Johns
Market, and Old Cows Products.
All the booths were artiscally de-
rorated
Mrs. Morrison. 1902 Revere
street. is improving from a recent
operation ON her tonsils.
Read the Tribune-Independent
,ach week and keep informed
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LANSING, MICH.

The Mems Club of the George
X. Collins Church. sponsored a
musicale. Wednesday evening. fea-
turing the Harmony Four Quartet.
Among the local sick are-Mrs.
G. A. Austin. i RS. Bankin Lewis.
Mrs. Tom Miller. All are canva-
losing
Last Saturday. the writer was
hostess to Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Lisco. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Allen.
and Miss Lucy McGuier, all of
Lansing; and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Wright and son. of Ypsilanti.
Whist and refreshments we're en-
joyed.
Mrs. f. Ward was hostess TO
her sisters. of Detroit. during the
past week.
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EAST END NEWS
By Julia Mae Turner

Nr and Mrs Thomas Timpers,
iiAfuing avenue spent the week
Nlsitlus relatives ia Canada.
ans Matte l.. Bostick Of Hard
N NcNge entertained a few
,ina- last Friday evening. az an
Niyrwa bridge party \ delicious
fepaft "As served buffet style. The
neiAdca Alr and MIS-. Moien
taii|N avenue, Or and RMS.
71AhtNpha Mr ana Mrs. Gibson,
W AMI Mf- Odcll Broom, Attor-
tua Mrs l.. H. HUBBARD OF
ol '.u.tAN aNenuos Dr and Mrs.
r. x Willis
ATS Mac Allcn. OF liolcomb ave
nue., wa- hostess at a surprise
b'ftpda, party last saturday even
as A1apfus her daughter NNonne.
pNn- and games We're enjoyed
and a del,ctable lunch was serv-
al tur.t were Doris Johnson, T..
ku clt- s. liostic Helen lines,
Barbara Ines $. L. Holland, Ed
ls larsen Louise Henderson,
Waiter Walker and Helen and
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-11-24
BY Mrs. willie BinIon

Mrs. Queenie Smith has just re-
turned from Omaha. Neb.. where
she visited her daughter, Mrs
Lucille Simmons.
The Industrial Art Literary Cluf
met with Mrs. Matilda Hodges
Harrison avenue, with Mrs. r. 8
Perry presiding. After the bust
ness, the hostess served u delight
full repast.
The Imperial L. and A. Club
met with Mrs. Willie Burden
Harrison avenue. Wednesday
evening. Miss Nellie Pace presi'
dent. After the business routine
the hostess served dainty refresh
ments. The club will have its an
nuai exhibit at the home Of Mrs,
G. f. Perry. on Harrison street,
Nov. 2S.
Mrs. Alberta Lewis. Estelle
Weston. and Herman Branch are
on the sick list this week.
The Inkster Civic League held
its annual election OF officers last
Saturday night. with Gardner King
as temporary chairman. Ex-coun-
Gilman Simmons was defeated In
the election by Louis DENLY. ii. A.
McNeely. vice-president. was re-
placed by NJ l.. Matthews: and
Gardner King. by Richard Hum-
phcry. as secretary. John Fields
was replaced by Attorney c.
Banks.
q. Jones assumed his duties as
president of the a. c. f. League,
Sunday night, for the second term.
The subject for discussion was:
Does the Responsibility of n
Christian Vary With Age? Robert
led the discussion. Visi-
tors were-Miss Bunch. a teacher
at the Lincoln School; and Mr..
Sanders. of Middle Belt Road.
The Inkster Council of Choirs
met with Rev. Mack. OF Amity
Baptist Church. Wednesday.
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HIGHLAND PIX.
BY John Thompson

The regular meeting OF the s.
and S Club was held at 307 La
Belle avenue. with all members
present, except Mesdames Lemon
and Olivr who were i'll. The presi-
dent requests all members to be
present at the meeting at the home
OF Mrs. Davis on Randall street.
Mrs. Maggie Griffin was guest at
the meeting. Mrs. Dash, the hos
tess. served a savory chicken din
ner
The Social Smokers will hold
their meeting with the president.
Mr.. Turner 1879 Kendall, Nov. "a.
The l.. w. Art Saving Club Will
meet Monday, Nov. 26
Mrs. Turner. 1879 Kendall, is
still on the sick list.
The Usher Board OF Metro
politan Church. OF which DR.. Rice
Is pastor. will give their annual
program at Berea NJ. T.. Church, at
3 p. m. Sunday. Nov. 25. All are in
yited.
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NORTH END
SOCIAL NEWS
by Mrs. NJ. l.. GIL
l3S33 GOddnrd

The young friends and class
mates OF Miss Vivian Clark turned
om in large numbers at the fun
eral. which was held at Peace
Baptist Church. at 3 p. m. last
Monday. Messrs. Robert Booth
Frank Scott. Keno Jackson, and
Malcolm Hughley were active
|pallbearers. The Misses Evelyn
Everett. Jane McSpadden. Sylvia
Stone. Virginia Hall. Melissa
Jones, and Ruby Hall were flow
er-bearers. Several clubs were re-
presented including the Violet
Rays. IN Young Girls Athletic.
and the Young Mems Industrial
|Clubs.
Little Miss Georgia Mae Han
son is getting an early start In
the club world, as she accompani-
ed her mother. Mrs. Mary Hanson,
to the meeting held last Thursday
when the North End Social Club
was delightfully."- entertained at
the home OF Mrs. Bessie Williams
OF DeQuindre street. Mrs. Cook
read fine report on Health and
Hygiene. Cards OF congratulation
were sent TO the newly-elected
public officials. Those present
were; Mesdames Hattie Johnson,
Winnie Caey and Alberta Gibson
were added to the associated
membership. Mrs. I. Butler of God
lard street. will be hostess on
Nov %.
The Young Girls Athletic Club
net last week with Miss Mabel
Iarvell. in Burnside street. Many
we're present. The girls are show
ng great interest in the work ont
med by their sponsors. The presi-
ent. Miss Grace Jenkins. will be
contestant in the popularity con-
'st The next meeting will be
ith Miss Annie Easily.
Mrs. ID. Chillison. second vice
'esident of y. r. Social Club. has
en appointed chairman OF legis-
ton for the city Federation OF
omeil's Clubs.
Miss IHez Davis was the center "
attraction at home coming
ry given hy her mother Mrs
size Davis. of Charon s c. Miss =
Wis pent the entire summer j
- Acr uncle and aunt Mr. and O.
e T. GIL. of Goddard avenue, y
Delruil Y
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S. W. DETROIT
b, Mnr, TlIznnirlck


J4mc iiardy. Thomas Hardy and
f Mafy Green returned on last
tlay evening from South Caro-
ta ahere ihey attended the nun
B., heir mother They We're ac-
panied by their aunt Mrs.
Nafial Bgrns
sls Ntysie McDOnald's funeral
Was held from the First Baptist
rhn,n on last Saturday Rev. +.
williams officiated
Mrs JarOw Mosley OF Home
street ia sd under the Doctors care.
4 81 Paul A. ". r. Church and
me FIRST Baptist Church of South
West Detroit will hold Joint
IThsnksgifing service at the First
Baptist Church on Gould at IL a.
M. Rev. "a X. Rhonenee will be
the speaker.
The Homecoming Rally at ST.
paul will close on sunday night
November 70. with Candle
lighting service by the missionari-
81.
REV 0other Robinson, pastor OF
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Special Programs
At c e n t e I

With the regular activities un
der way. the staff of Central Com
munity Center is working OF
several special programs to be
held soon ut the Center
First of these is the Thanks
giving program which will be
sponsored by the children OF the
Center. On Wednesday. November
2Sth, the Central Junior Dramatic
club will hold the first monthly
program which will be called AM
atucur night. This program will
include the best talent In the city
and a very interesting program is
being arranged.
The Central Tennis Committee |
invites those interested in Tennis |
10 join them on Wednesday even
Ing Tennis for beginners is pro-
gram being worked oni m present
Aside from iounl me PLAYERS are !
'Nio'lne rcrreafio9 hour fcauur-
ne pins pong hilwls che Ser>
~ tallc games Or CLARK who IS
hairnan Is in charge OF the Wed
'osaay program
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! 1lnf1r. D)fsff1l1y'
1~ AS STONE p 60
In fhe CRYSTAL
H.'RAMON' The Medta/iS1
Tie MdftaESt-

In mind married. Why doesn't he
send me more money!
Ans: Yes, this man is married,
but his wife Is living In Washing
ton, ID. c. He would send you more
money but he doesn't have II to
spare. After all he has a wife and
1t is up to him to support her. The
best thing for you to do is to get
a job and don't depend on a mar
ried man for support.
c. v. Avn you please tell mo
how to get fatteri 1 feel SO bad all
the time.
Ans: You will never get fat as
long as you are running around all
the time, and staying up all hours
OF the night. What you need is
more rest and proper diet. I
suggest that you start going to bed
at certain hour every night and
you'll be surprised at the change
1t make in your feelings.
III. D.-My Sbr0ther Is very anxl.
Gus to accomplish something I'm
his profession and I want to know
II he will succeed
Ans: get the impression tina.
your brother has been studying for
years to be a doctor. He is well
known in his profession and has q
successful future to look forward
to.
M. L. P.-Will you kindly tell
me who stole my jewelryi
Ans: Your jewelry wasn't stol-
en-. / get the impression that Il
was pawned by someone In your
home. For further details, I sug-
gest that you send Csc for a pri-
vate reply. See note attached to
this column.
c. II. b. would like to know
II you think II would be all right
for me to novel
Ans: see no reason why you
shouldn't. You don't seem to like
the place where you are staying
now and there Is no need for you
to stay there and be miserable.
Why don't you start rooming with
your girl friend believe you will
find the surroundings there much
more pleasant.
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N. W. DETROIT
& FERNDALE
by ]. &. Bryant
kentucky AXenuc

Mrs Mary Thomas. 500 Eight
Mile Road Is visiting in New Or
leans. La
The Community Breakfast Club
will have a musical tea. Sunday.
Nov %, from 3 TO y. IN. at the
home OF Mrs ~8owden. aO7N5 West
view. 4 fine program has been ar
ranged, The public is invited.
w. j Crawford 997tS Woodside
avenue, who has been quite i'll. Is
improving Ills wife who recently
underwent IN operation Is also
convalcscing
Miss Sadie. llutiuer of Northlawn
is commissioning from recent Illness
Mrs Willie Evans, 2i0il West
view, is homo again, after under
going an operation at the hospital.
She is progressing nicely.
Oak Grove \. w. T.. Church Is
nuklng fine progress under the
pastoratc OF ev. w f.. Walker.
Rev Walker preached Il soul-in-
spring sermon last Sunday morn
ling. The church was crowded,
many young folk being present. SIX
young people were united with the
church The Correct Singers rem
dered two numbers. and the choir
sang beautifully. under the direc-
ton of Prof Hardison A total OF
Sl20 was raised during the rally
on Monday night. Oct. %, the
Senior Choir of st. stephens
Church. composed of fifty voices,
rendered splendid musical pro-
gram at Birdhurst Center. An inn
mense crowd attended the affair
Mrs Fleming. the president of the
choir. gave talk. other speakers
we're: MIR. Waterfield. Mr.. Strick-
land The director OF the choir Il
Prof. Ratcliff. The program was
sponsored by Mrs. Taylor
Poreen Hair Grower, Black Cron
Hair Dyer, Welter's Tooth Powder
Ruherbs Tonic. J. &. Bryant, Ag.t.
20f66 Kentucky Avenue.
stop mt Jacks place, 1921 Eigh
Nile Read at wyomIng-Eat-
Drink.
V. willlamson's Groceries, $40
W. Eight Mile Road-Quailty-
4 Low Prices.
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RIVER ROUGE
BY Mrs. j. II. ROundtree
Al Elliott

Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Harris, 300
Inn street. are the proud parents
Of an eight-pound baby girl. born
Wednesday. Nov. II. The baby's
name Is Sylvia Elaine.
L. w Nixon. 595 Elliott was
rushed TO Ann Arbor Hospital a
fortnight ago. where he Is still
seriously III. Friends hope for his
recovery.
Mrs Edward Carter. il2 Holford
ahenne who has been i'll for some
weeks /, improving.
The Missionary Society of Fews
Ahnorial & Nj r Church held an
interesting session last Wednes.
dav ~ ,Ac aomc OF Mrs. Annie
Winbon of Elliott street Plans
wcre rnaac for giving Thanksgiving
baskets to the sick also affange-
ment- outlined for Bible study.
quilt-making. and election OF Of
IiicerG You are invited TO meet
with the group under the leader
.ip Of Nlr~ Robbie Blackman. \
Successful years work is enyision-
od
Mi lillian Kitchen, daughter
III Mrs Hattie Kitchen. OF Polk
street became the bride OF Clcye-
land Harrington Thursday night,
Nov H. The couple VIII reside at
az Polk street
rhcrc viii BE- dance on Dee.
e given al Quinn's Lone Pine, un-
d.r auspices OF Ilome Arts club.
f,oryhnly is inN,led
81 John A. NJ. = Church viii
scNc an e.aboiat- dinner on
II. anksgiving Day NJ are invited
to come and enjoy the turkey and
er holiday daintie-
Mrs. Pinkncy Benkhcad is one
of the teachers in the + +. Il a..
classes at Northrup School. She Is
teaching Mathematics
among the successful business
leaders of this locality the Quinns
are OllOlluluE. Nv ltbV'lN iiol
he interested To know that Jeffer-
son Quinn Jr., is successfully car
ring on the business establishments
of his late father. Jefferson Quinn
Sr who came with his family from
Alabama and settled here in 1919.
4 wear later, he established a
grocery store at 361 Palmerston
avenue He later opened coal
yard at 500 llolford. which has
! been enlarged from time to time
llt employs five men and a fleet OF
trucks. The Quinns also built and
are still operating the Lone Pine
Inn. which IA a popular recreation
al center. They likewise own AN,
operate an retail ice business
which Is unique. Mr.. Quinn is also
the only colored member OF th'
Down River Coal Bureau.
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sent and the program was enjoy
able. The union Is making fine
lrecord.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. vingar, 1924
Arlington street. are the proud
parents OF a baby boy.
!, Rev. G.. W. Simms, pastor OF Mt.
Zion Baptist Church. Meade street,
delivered two great sermons last
Sunday. The rally for the church
repairs is still In progress. The
quartet recital at 3 p. m. was O
fine success.
The Imperial Club held a sue
cessful meeting Monday night, at
which time they launched big
program OF activities The follow
ing new members were received:
Messrs. Garland Strickland. Will
liam Henley. and Herman Upshaw.
Miss Edna Everett and other visi-
tors from the Violet Ray Club at
tended.
Aaron Shells. l7426 Main street,
is rapidly convalescing. after sew
eral months illness In the hospital.
His friends rejoice at his improv-
ed condition.
Mr.. Shell Is well-known In mu-
steal circles and writes verses. He
has been requested to give reci-
tails OF his poems OF various types.
The Ministers Alliance are hold
ing regular weekly meetings,
which are open to the public ana
very uplifting. The officers are
Rev. Metcalf. OF John Wesley Zion,
president; Rev. Mrs. B. Saunders.
vice-president; Rev. A. Smith, Sec
rotary
Funeral rites for the late Mrs.
Annie Yancey $1,000 Orleans street.
were held at Green Grove Baptist
Church. Tuesday. Rev. r. w.
Wright officiated. The deceased
was born in Wilmington. Y. c. She
is survived by her father, one son.
two sisters and two brothers.
Mrs. A Stein, 1896 st. Aubin is
still confined to her home, from
injuries sustained when struck by
IN automobile.
Miss Mabel Eggleston. OF Tillato-
IA. Miss. is making an indefinite
isit with her aunt. Mrs. Stein
The many friends OF Mrs. Fran
'cs Head. 1858 st. Aubin. well
ONE her return 10 the city. after
visit of two months In Birming-
am Ala While in Birmingham,
lrs. Head received many social
including dinners, re-
options and other functions. The |
'ricket Sewing Circle and the |
Hack Cat Paws Orchestra of Tus-
aloosa, were among her hosts.
DR. w. a. Blackwell. pastor of |
-omax a. NJ T.. Zion Church, 1909 !
)eQuindre. preached two soul
discourse was based on
zach. S:i-5. The evening sermon
vas also impressive. driving home
q the hearts OF the people the i'm
'ortance of literary training He
poke OF parents who sacrificed
heir health 10 educate their cmI-
lrcn and FIT them for the render
ng service The Y Girls rendered
IN interesting program, Wednes-
lay evening. The play "Old District
school" was presented under the
PRESIDENT Miss Katie Tilson.
The Ace Flying Club Jr OF
Iamtramck is one of the progress
i've local young peoples clubs. |
They are studying aviation. giving
rec airplane rides. dancing BAN
luets. and other forms OF enter
ainmcnt. The organization also
las a branch club No. 2. composed
VI boys from ~ to Is years APP
,lications for membership are be-
ng received. The officers are;
Johnnie Williams. president;
Frank Dumas. vice; Jackson Du-
mas. secretary; Walestine Rober-
son. corresponding secretary; Ell
ner Canaway. critic. Meetings are
held each Friday night. at 1900
Common street.