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Evening star., 1935-12-28
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

AUCTION SALE. Tuesday. December 2l.
1885. at 10 am. Two S-year-old mares,
i 400 lbs. bred to Jack. riding horses.
4 mules. . TO S years old; Percheron and
Belgian colts. . 10 5 years; 10 work
horses, fresh Guernsey COW and calf s.
year-old Guernsey COW coming fresh. p
year-old Jersey COW coming fresh. 5-year-
old Guernsey COW, 6 Guernsey heifers. 4
Guernsey bulls, year old in March; <
brood sows TO farrow in April. Lots pigs
and large shoats. one purebred o. !. c.
boar shoat 2-year-old Holstein COW and
calf. P. F. Tippett. IT.. Cheltepham. Nd,
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COLLECTOR with car to handle current
accounts. Can earn $25 per week to start.
Not over 35 years old. See Mr.. Murray.
40 IalA = st n w
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7 ne hNOWLION- 80 @-Utn 81. n W. Apte
505-Large. attractive room: twin beds:
S35 mo; breakfast If desired; priYilegesi
references. Phone North 6lS5-J
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

GoID-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD. sTL-
YER. PLATINUM, TEETH DISCARDED
JEwELRY. WE PAY CASH. A. KAHN.
INC. 43 YEARS at 935 F.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver watches. diamonds and old dis
carded jewelry. Full cash value paid.
SELINGER'S. SIS F st. NV.
OLD GOLD. silver. platinum purchased for
manufacturing use: maximum price paid.
BURNSTINE 93l G ST. NV.
Since 1866. Federal License.
BOOKS BOUGHT. all kinds. any quantity.
Pearlman's Big Book Shop. 1407 6 st. NV.
Phone METROPOLITAN 54I5
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SEVILLE APIS. 2I29 18th ST. NV. Apt.
30-Gentlemen; . rooms beautifully furs
nished; reasonable to responsible party.
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1850 18th NV. near Park I'd d.-Attract.
pvt. home. offers 3 men suite. . rms bath;
$50 month; board optional
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ROOMS-UNFURNlSHED

GENTLEMEN large rooms singly or
together; each with modern bath. one with
fireplace; entire floor is quiet; private
home. residential GEORGETOWN; block near
P and wisconsin: references required.
Phone West 0349. 29'
NEAR UNION STATION 227 z st. ne
l large room and kitchenette. second floor.
Convenient to cars and buses. Phone
Atlantic 1898. 30s
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Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON W. BURGESS.
. HATTERER the Red Squirrel

With exercise doth courage grow.
You'll nearly always find IL So.
- Old Mother Nature
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WOODRIDGE-Wa cheerful room 2nd
floor; quiet. refined woman; privilege light
housekeeping: $50 mo. North 6150-J. 30s
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

1850 18th ST. NV, Apt. I-Large clean
room for onei next bath. S5 week. Phone
Potomac 1872-W.
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DiiEilts sttIdCtIte- CORNER IOom- Twin DtSSs
private bath Shower Phone Met. 0724.
1921 NEWTON ST. NE rooms Ink,
second floor. front. detached house; near
r. l. ave; So SO Adults
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I735 NEW HAMP. AVE. NV. Apt I03--
Exclusive. bed-liVing room. eesonablo.
gentleman. TeIephone Potomac 6O17.
2059 PARK RD. fopD Rock Greek Park)-
Room. porch. bath with shower, inst. h. W,
phone; gentleman Govt. employe; ref. 2as
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TILDEN GARDENS-very private. large
room and bath in exclusive apt. private
family: bus. gentleman. Cleveland 24O4.
9Ia L ST. NV. Ant 33-Niceiy furnished
room. rext to bath; between 5 and 8 p m.
20s
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room next bath: $3.50. Sleeping room,
next to. bath room, $3.50; heat and elecs
tricity included
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406 ST. S.E.-Large front room. plenty
heat. twin beds; reasonable
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

KITTEN, lovely black Persian. male. 8
months old. Phone Decatur 1907.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES beautiful, .
weeks old. A. K. c. registered; reasona bic.
4S7 Penn. ave. NV. 2qs
DACHSHUND PUPPIES. weeks. REGISTERED
A. K. c.; show possibility; prices reason
able. Phone Falls Church 225.
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL
WOOD. well seasoned: cut any length; 50
cord. IS half; prompt delivery. Phone
Adams 0022. 29'
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s25 ALLISON ST NW-Front, southern
exposure, newly furnished. for two gentle
men, SIS each; ami; private home; plenty
tnWelS 0Qs
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MAN SEEKING PERMANENT
POSITION

Expansion planned and nationally known
corporation requires several Washington
representatives; ambition. self confidence
and initiative required Give phone num-
Der. Address Box BLK. Star ONCE.
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GENTLEMEN large rooms, singly or
nreplace; entire floor in quiet private home,
RESIDENTIAL Georgetown. block near and
Wlsconslni references required. West 0349s
2Qs
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I740 18th ST. NV. Apt. 9-Attractively
or married couple SIS each; home priv 29s
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ROOMS-FURN. AND UNFURN.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 14I6 goth sT.-Large,
front room: open fireplace; also / large
rm. and kitchenette.
DOWNTOWN-Walking distance Goyern-
ment buildings. rooms (front). bath:
garage If desired; references required.
Phone District 4079.
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IN ATTRACTIVE HCAdE - Convenient
TRANSPORTATION. comfortable room for lady
employed. breakfast Phone North Ali.
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3543 10th ST NW.-Lovely double room,
couple. Also sirRle room.
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USED BRICK.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS-RADIO

Immediate delivery: 100000 on hand;
| also lumber and heavy Georgia timber.
| State Contracting Co. Laurel 324.
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100 LAMONT ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished.
warm rooms; owners home, refined; con-
venient location; home privileges: reason
able rates
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1714 RHODE ISLAND AVE NW-Desirs
able rooms and non-housekeeping apts for
gentlemen in quiet. exclusive home
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-20

iy. "why didn't you tell me all this before, Paula?"
 "I didn't think of you in a pro- fessional capacity" Paula said in low voice. "And then I hated to have you know. I've always been rather proud of my vaunted we'll being"
 And you've gone all this time without any relief?" Scott asked. .
 "Once," said Paula carelessly, 'some doctor-I forgot his name gave me a prescription in New York It helped me at the time"
 DO you know what 1t wasp" Scott probed.
 "No, I haven't an idea"
 Paula glanced at her watch. Gracious, Scott, I'd no idea it was so late. I'm due at teal"
 Come in tomorrow and let me make some pictures and get a clear history of your case. There may be pressure of some kind. Or it may be sinus"
 I'll come in as soon as I car" " Paula promised. Her face was pale. Something in Scott's eyes had warned her.
 Scott went to his desk and wrote on pad. He tore of a bit of paper and handed it to Paula, 'This prescription may help. It would under certain conditions. Under others it wouldn't. And come soon. we'll get at the root of your trouble"
 Paula thought. What 8 fool l was to get into this. Thinking he could be deceived into believing they're ordinary headaches. Tell ing him about them, just because l wanted an excuse to come here"
 She decided swiftly, T won't come back. I'll call him over the phone and tell him the medicine worked wonders"
 After Paula was gone Scott sat scription would be like so much scription woul abe like so much water, if Paula had fallen into the hands of some interruptions chap during one of her bad times. If that were true, It would account for those vicious devils she de- Scribed.
 Good God! It was too horrible to think that of Paula! Maybe she had exaggerated her reactions, being dramatic about them, as so many women were.
 He had always fancied there was something slightly neurotic about Paula. Women like that some times went off on tangent if things became to hard for them. It was 8 good thing Paula had money to gratify her whims, and a hobby that deeply interested her. It might be bad for her, if Paula didn't have everything she wanted.
 (To' Be Continued)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-20

a patient"
 "Not ridiculous at all, Scot" " Paula said. "It's about those head aches of mine."
 Pretty bad ones?"
 "They're devastating. I don't think I've ever told you how really fearfully they are. I'm here, not to chat, but as bona tide paying patient"
 Scott said, That's absurd. But let's hear some symptoms"
 "If you won't promise to send me a bill I'll go somewhere else. I'll go to Dr. Brownleaf," Paula threatened. Tt may be necessary to have professional advice every now and then, and I've decided you're the best doctor in town. So why shouldn't come here?"
 Scott thought soberly, Tt would mt do for Paula to get started with Brownleaf." It was generally known in the profession that Brownleaf was not to be trusted. Drawing out periods of treatment, assuming portentious air over minor illness to feather his cap in the end. Doub- ling and tripling charges.
 "All right. Have it your way" Scott said.
 By the way, saw Dana a mo- ment ago."
 "Dana-where?" Scott asked, the eager note in his voice that all ways marked any reference to his wife.
 Downtown. She was staring at Burger Goodlet's new window dis play. At simply lovely new blue chiffon" ..-
 "Was she?" Scott could picture Dana with a sudden wistfulenss in her face, looking at 8 lovely frock she felt she couldn't afford to own. The thought tore at his heart.
 Paula asked herself why she in vited such torment? Seeing Scott, his face unmasked and all his love for Dana so plain in his eyes.
 She said quickly, "These head aches are really frightful."
 Scott's tone was professional again. He asked questions. When did the headaches usually begin? Had they grown in intensity?
 Paula's voice rose excitedly. "Oh. yes, they're worse much worse. They're like thousand devils tearing at me. I've no peace at all, Scott, until" She broke of, her face flushing.
 Scott had leaned forward, star ing at her during the recital. His eyes narrowed. It was not the se- rious, interested face of her friend, Paula saw. It was the face of a physician, intent, studying her keenly, relentlessly, impersonally. Seeking clew. Perhaps finding one!
 "Until-" Scott insisted quietly.
 "Until," Paula faltered, well, u1- til I'm completely unnerved and ex- hausted. I try all the remedies" she added lightly. Aspirin, bro- mides, and then after long time the thing wears itself out. But it is ghastly while it lasts"
 T can imagine" Scott said dry
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-20
INCREASE IN GERMANY'S
 SHEEP

Berlin, (UP)-Germany's f1ocks of sheep have been increased by a third in the past three years in the great drive for economic self-suff1- ciency. An official census shows that Germany now has 4,400,000 sheep, which is 100000 more than at the time of the 1892 census.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-08-03
Windsor Churches
Give Picnic At
Belle Isle

The Baptist, b. M. e. and church
es, OF Windsor. sponsored a Joint
Sunday School picnic at Belle Isle.
1t was a delightful affair.
Among the members OF the
younger set who enjoyed the oc-
casion, were: Wanda Petiford and
Lyle Talbot. Theodoresia Patrick
and James Watson, Grace Smith
and Ernie Boyd, Dorothy Petit
ford and Harold Talbot. Thelma
Smith and Gordon Lawson, Merle
Henson and Reg Smith, Lloyd
Lawson and Gladys Talbot, Doris
Wooicock and Henry Allen.
Others present included velma
Browning, George talbot, Helen
Lawson, Jaren woodcock, Herman
Jacobs, Stanley Erans, Dorothy
Johnson. Ila Timbers. and many
others.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-08-03

Sarah Martin OF Flint; Grand Ruth:
Mrs: p: c.: Davis of North Detroit;
Grand Esther; Mrs. Hattie Ran
some OF Detroit; Grand Martha;
Mrs: Selena p: White of Monroe;
Grand Electa:
Grand Deputys:
Mrs: Mary j: Hickman of De-
trot; Mrs. Emma Ford; of North
Detroit; Mrs: Octavia Hicks of De-
troit; Mrs: Lula Parker of North
Detroit; Mrs Cora Walker OF Fern
dale; Mrs: Belle Harris Of Sagi-
nav; Mrs: Rosa j: Russell OF
Grand Rapids; Mrs: Rhonenee OF
Delray:
The juvenile Dept: Junior Grand
Lodge Officers are as follows:
Mrs: Laura Feimster OF DetroNs;
Grand Supervisor; Mrs: Selena p:
White of Monroe; Associate Grand
Supervisor; Miss Lonnie Mae John
son OF Detroit; Junior Grand Ma
tron: Miss Oreta White OF Monroe;
Associate Junior Grand Matron
Miss Grace Parker OF Monroe
Junior Grand Treasurer; Miss Ell
sic Lee Baker OF Detroit; Junior
Grand Secretary; Miss Vivian o
North Detroit; Junior Grand Senti
hcl; Sr Oliver Agee OF Detroit
Junior Grand Warden; Sir James
Osborne of Detroit; Junior Grand
Escort:
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-08-03
Surprises H u b b y
With Birthday
Party

Mrs. Charles Tisdale. 1915 st.
Aubin street was hostess at q
surprise birthday party. given at
her homo last Friday night, In
honor Of the birthday of her hus-
band.
Prior 10 the party. Mr.. Tisdale
was decoyed from by friends, and
when he returned at 2 D. m. he
found the house beautifully deco
rated and many friends assembled
TO wish him n happy birthday.
The menu consisted of chicken
salad, sandwices, ice cream. cake.
and other delicacies. The honorec
received a number OF tokens, In
cluding a handsome wrist watch
which was presented by his wife.
Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Kinnebrow. Mr.. and Mrs. ~.
Green, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Brown. Mrs May
brown, and many others.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-08-03

The above cuts are the likeness
of the Officers OF the Queen Gestai
Grand Chapter formally the Queen
OF Sheba Grand Chapter Order OF
Eastern Star Jurisdiction of Michi-
gan:
This body of women is very
proud over the success achiev-
ed by bringing into the order over
two-hundred and fifty members in
the short space OF two months: The
Queen vestai Grand Chapter just
closed the most wonderful Grand
session ever held in the State of
Uichgan:
The Royal Grand Matron; Mrs:
Fannie w: Johnson; the Past Roy
al Grand Matron Mrs: A: r.: Beck:
and Mrs: Mary J: Hickman; Grand
Deputy and President of the Ma
irons Council; attended the Su-
preme Grand Session which con-
vened in Cleveland; Ohio; date of
18th an 18th OF July; at which time
time: meeting old friends and ac-
Iquaintances they enjoyed a most
wonderful time:
This Grand Chapter Is under the
King David Grand Lodge one of the
successfully Lodge among the A:
F: e. A: NJ: Masonics:
This fraternal organization being
headed by these brilliant. women
can see nothing but success ahead:
The Royal Grand Matron has set
her goal for one thousand members
In this State; by June; 1886: The
membership now consist OF six hun
dred and fifty loyal and faithful
members:
Officers elected for the ensuing
year are as follows:
Mrs, Fannie w: Johnson of De-
tro Ii; Royal Grand Matron; Mrs:
A: r: Beck of Detroit: Past Royal
Grand Matron: Mrs: Stella David
son OF Flint: Associate Royal
Grand Matron; Doctor II: H.:
Montgomery of Detroit; Grand Pa
tron: Mr.: Clifford Craig of North
Detroit: Associate Grand Patron
Mrs: Laura Feimster of Detroit;
Grand Treasurer: Mrs: Evelyn Mae
Osborne of Detroit: Grand Secre-
tary; Mrs: Carre Mcbride OF Flint:
Assistant Grand Secretary; Mrs:
Gladys Hardwick OF Ferndale:
Grand Conductress; Mrs: Eva
Moore of Highland Park: Associate
Grand Conductress; Mrs: Alene
Conyers OF Detroit; Grand Warden;
Mrs: Frances Finch Of Detroit;
Grand Sentinel; Mrs: Lowe Par
terson OF Detroit; Grand Marshall;
Mrs: Agnes Jones OF Detrot,
Grand Chaplin; Mrs: Massie Os-
borne OF Detroit; Grand Organist;
Mrs: Precious Irving OF Ecorse;
Grand Lecturer; Mrs: Luttia Smith
Of Detroit: Grand Adah; Mrs
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-08-03
WITH THE
Younger Set
By ULYSSES w. BOYKIN
By ULYSSES w. BOYKIN

Social ACTIVITIES in Detroit last eek
were at a low ebb revolving around
informal entertainments; few
house guess and many travellers:
Mrs: M: Foster and daughter and
son Malcolm OF Belyedare street;
arrived Sunday night after weeks
visit in Cleveland; Ohio:
Mrs: "A: l.: Stephens and daugh-
ter Florence OF Stanford avenue;
left the city Tuesday morning for a
months motor TRIP through the
East
Miss Cecil Bland returned to her
home on Garfield avenue e. after
spending a months vacation In
Chicago; Ill:
Miss Hattie Snerling OF this city
last Thursday after visit
ing relatives In LaGrange; Ga: for
the past six months:
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-08-03

and guest present were Sorors
Helen Finley ;of Wichita; Kan
sas; regional directress; Mabel
Laske: teacher in the high
schools Of Baltimore: Margaret ID:
Brown, who recently received her
Nj. A. degree from the University OF
Ohio; SorOr Douglass: OF Savannah
Ga; DR. and Mrs Paul Cornelly;
OF Howard University Mrs. Cornelly
vas formerly Soror Mae Stewart;
Of this city Mr. Sinkford and Pro-
fessor Cotton were also present;
the latter being professor OF Ian
guages al Fisk Unfsersity:
Miss Ruth Carather was given a
surprise party by her mother Mrs:
Minnie Alexander; Sunday after;
noon; July 2S The honoree wore
IA lovely gown of gold taffeta; with
slippers TO match:
The table was artistically deco
rated and a dainty repast was
served Miss Carather was the re-
cipient OF many pretty gifts The
guest list included Mr.: and Mrs:
Gillian; Mrs: b Brown; DR.: and
Mrs: B: Strickland; Miss Virginia
Foster; Miss Alice Lyttle; little
Miss Virginia Jofger; Richard Fos-
ter; Miss Alice Lyttle; Mrs: Hat
tie Robinson; Miss Birdie Stephen
son; Mrs l.: Gerweger.
Mrs: James Edward and Mrs:
Anna Burlington: OF Chattanooga;
| Tenn. We're entertained by Mrs.
Hattie Sandrige: at the home OF
Mrs. S: Harris; 695 f. Warren;
Hast Thursday afternoon: The table
was beautifully decorated with cut
Flowers: A three-course dinner was
served by the charming hostess.
Among the guests present were Mr.:
and Mrs Charles Diggs; Mrs:
Priest: Mrs =: Dodson; Miss
Ruth Carather; Mrs Bernice Grif-
fin Mrs: s Harris:
Norman Bralsford; 1882 Delmar
Istreet: was honored at surprise
birthday party; given by his wife
Friday evening; July 26; On arriv-
ing home; he was surprised TO find
a large group of friends; whS
5 showered him with handsome gift
. land warm CONGRATULATIONS: Game
land an appetizing menu were on.
ljoed: Those present Included Mr.:
land Mrs: Singleton; Mr.: and Mrs:
Parks: Mr.: and ism Ederson;
Mr.: and Mrs; Ben Brailsford; Mr.:
and Mrs: Walker; Mr.: and Mrs:
W: Bitticks; Mrs Mary Thomas;
Mrs: Kelley; Messrs; Vim; Red
dick; Owing; Mitchell; Holman;
whitoff; Jack Harp; George Tho
mas: Ellis; Miss Susie Bitticks:
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-08-03
Plan Homecoming Meet
for Pres. and Mrs. Peck

members will furnished a fitting
program in itself.
Some of Detroit's leading musi-
cal artists will participate. The
meeting will begin promptly at o
p. m.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-08-03

The A: X: A: Sorority gave a
bridge party at the home Of Mrs:
Leo Welker OF Philadelphia avenue
F.: last Friday evening: A partial
list Of the guest included Miss
Maude Coins; Ellsworth Harris;
Larry T.: Douglass; Miss Violet
Banks: Miss Mary Jane Finley;
Miss Cora Brown; John Lewis;
Miss Ann Fisher; Miss Winifred
Welker; Eddie Joe Edwards; and
Others:
The younger set of Detroit en-
joyed a delightful fete last Friday
evening when Miss Lillian Brown
of Rohns avenue gave her annual
weinner roast on Bell Isle: Among
the many gu (sts that came TO en-
Joy a most enjoyble evening were
Elizabeth Eikins: Aide Handsor; or
CONTINUED on Page 81
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-08-03

One Of the loveliest hame we'd
dings of the season took place
Sunday evening, July 21st. When
Dorothy Dixon, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. James A. Dixon OF
Roosevelt Ave-, Detroit, became
the bride of John e. Graham, Rev.
Peter Marks OBLIGATED. The brides
gown was OF white lace made on
lace the princess style with long
fitted sleeves. Her tulle veil and
cap were trimed with rose point
lace. She carried a bouquet OF tai
isman roses.
edW aear
The matron of Honor, Mrs.
Sadie Williams OF Ypsilanti, Mich.
wore flowered net over taffeta and
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-08-03

Mr.. and Mrs C. T. Jones. OF Mac
kinaw City.
Fred Allen, vice president of
the B. T. w. trade Association. has
issued a call for old and new
members OF the association to at
tend the meeting in honor of Rev.
and Mrs. Peck. and welcome these
distinguished fellow citizens as
they return to their official duties.
No definite program has been an
nounced. but is believed that the
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-08-03

We find that a large number of
the younger set as well as many
older Detroiters are boxing forward
to the ride down the river August
10; when st: Matthew and Ply
mouth Congregational churches
celebrate their annual joint picnic:
Among the recent visitors to the
city were Mr.: and Mrs: Baxter
Scruggs and their son and daughter
Baxter NJ: and Come; OF Los
Angeles; California: They spent
delightful day here last Tuesday;
greeting old friends whom the knew
when Mr.: Scruggs was secretary
at the local St: Antoine Y: NJ c.:
A: From here; the Scruggs went
to Green Pastries Camp; to visit
their brother; Ramona Scruggs;
who is director of the camp;
Other visitors in Detroit were Mr.
and Mrs: George Blackerstone: and
their daughter; Marjorie of Wash
ington; ID: G.: who were guests OF
DR.: and Mrs: william Postles; OF
Parker avenue: Miss Blackerstone
is an alumnus Of the University of
Michigan; where she graduated
year ago: Another visitor at the
Postles home is Mrs: Mary Hallum
of Dallas; Texas; who spending
the summer with her sister; Mrs:
Ida Postles;
Among the sick and convalesc-
ing is Miss Mignon Walker; daugh-
ter OF Mr.: and Mrs: M: l.: Walk
er; of st: Jean avenue; who un-
derwent an operation for appen-
dctis; Monday at Trinity Hospital
Miss Walker; who is an employee
at the Juvenile Detention Home; Is
rapidly recovering and will soon be
back at her office desk again:
After spending fortnight vaca-
tion in Detroit and Green Pastures
Camp; Mrs: Ramona Scruggs; a
clerical worker at Fisk University
left Sunday for Nashville:
Last Saturday afternoon; at
O'Clock; Miss Leota Cook; of this
city; and Mr.: Markoe of the Virgin
! Islands; spoke their marriage vow
: at the home Of the brides parent
y on Harding avenue; In the presenc
, lof relatives ;and a few friend
Later in the evening; friends gath
cred at a reception; to wish the
Icouple bon voyage and congratula-
itions prior to their departure for
New York: where they took steam
er for the islands; the groom Is a
brother OF DR.: Rupert Markoe; OF
this city:
Have you given party recently?
Did you have guests in to dinner:
Do you know of out-of-town visi-
tors in the city? Have you been on
summer vacation trip? If so,
send us an account OF same; so
that these pleasant social happen
ilDES lud. Dt NuIOulSitu III NhiS WI
umn
The sorority honored its June
graduates and a visiting bride with
pastel graden party; on the beau
tiful lawn of Soror Frances Welker
Friday; July 26: The lawn was de-
corated with tables under perky un-
brellas: Lanterns twinkled and
winked down on attractive women
IN pastel gowns; and handsome
gentlemen in linens and flannels.
Gay feet tripped to the tunes OF
Gloster Currents Nightingales;
The June graduates honored
were: Hertha Priest: Betty Cain;
Lille Birdsong; of Wayne Univer-
sity; and Soror Brown; of Fisk
University:
Soror Pansy Stewart Mack was
presented with gift:
Among the Out-Of-tOWn sOrOrs
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-08-03

A unique homecoming meeting
and program will be held at Bet
hel A. M. e. Church. at the regular
session Tuesday. night, August 8,
by the Booker T. Washington
Trade Association, in honor Of
President and Mrs. William II.
Peck.
Rev. and Mrs. Peck have been
sojourning for the past month
among the mountains and streams
of Northern Michigan. as uests of