The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-02

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| The Organization Is now estab
lished In new quarters at 632 Liv
ingstone street. the building form
ly occupied by the Detroit Masons
The fact that the organization Il
more conveniently located ant
modernly equipped added greatly te
the strength and moralS TO III
membership. The spacious and
modern building offers all fulgency
for rapid and substantial pro.
gress. The building offers such
davance as TO large and spaci-
GUS auditorium, a beautifully de-
signed women's social room. A
mems recognition room a well
lighted clinic room and a suit OF
large and SPACIOUS office.
This gives the organization these
added advantages has enstilled 70
the members new pride and de-
termine which Is imprinted on
every face. The first meeting on
Thursday night Feb. 81. 1885,
brought an overflowing crowd OF
enthused listeners. They came in
great numbers to view and appre-
ciate their new home, and they
listened attentively while such
master orators as Judge Edward
Jefferes. Dr. Rainwater. DR.. o. II.
Sweet. DR.. Guy Saulsberry, and
other prominent speakers entertain
them with brilliant speeches. The
president. DR.. John 2. Bargyh was
at his best on this occasion as he
yielded the gavel. Mrs. Matthews q
loyal member and an emprissive
public speaker also came In for
unusually attention.
The convention is now over and
the ward captains-Lieutenant
precinct chairmen and key work
ers are busy lining up their forces
in preparation for the coming cleo
tion. This last will be comparable
easy considering the fact that 80
per cent of the present workers
are experienced and are the per-
sonnel that promoted the great
for the organization in
former years. Speaking of person
mel and individual the names
that appear on the + [
Congf essional rostrum and who
IRE actually workers in the orga-
nization and progress would form
4 blue book OF political men of
The majority of which
has stood the political storm In
Detroit and other cities for the
past generation. DIR. Rainwater,
Robt. l.. Ward. w. G. Broadax. Geo
L. Carter Morton Shipman. Rev.
Arthur Battles, Rev. s. d. Arm
strong, Rev. Askew, DR.. Guy
DR.. 0. II. Sweet. N. j.
Tabor. Geo. Johnson. DR.. w. s.
Zack Henderson. George
Turnctt. Mrs. koppic Vaughn.
Mamie Vancy. DIR. John n. Bargyh.
Mrs. Bride Wellington. Orris
Jackson. DIR. Watkins and host
Of others who are ample quality
for strength campaign and com-
Ter and work together for a larger
md better First and Fifteenth
Congressional Organization.
NOTES
One OF the leading precinct
,hairmen's Of tho Organization, Mr.
leo. Burnett OF 104S Leib street,
vas bereaved by the death of his
brother. Mr.. Burnett. The Organi-
.ation extend It's heart Of sympa-
hy In the hour OF his bereavement.
Mrs. Mamie aVncy active work
Or OF prominence In the ladies
Division left on a hurryed trip to
St Louis to be at the bed side OF
4 very sick nephew.
Mrs Mamie Vancy active work
now enjoying the surround1ngs Of
\ new job as stenographer and Sec
retary at tho Detroit Division of
the Secretary OF State office re-
ports favorably conditions and
pleasing occasional OF this office.
Miss yaaghn's position came 90
one OF the appointmants OF the