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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-03-08
STRAIGHT FROM
WASHINGTON
BY STEPHEN M. YOUNG
Congressman-at-Large

The senate committee investigating
the munitions business has rendered
outstanding public service. Private
profit should be taken from war. The
private manufacture of munitions of
war and arms should be outlawed.
Senator Nye has asked 100000 ad-
ditional to continue the investigation.
Congressman should vote for thor
ough investigation. The munitions
business for profit is one of the foul
est known to mankind.
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Old age security legislation to pro-
vide $50 per month to all needy above
so, and S75 per month to all, regard
less Of need, over SIS, who retire from
all competitive earning, is being
carefully considered in the congress
The initial cost to the government
would be $3.50 million dollars. The
fund would be raised by levy on all
earnings amounting to liz per cent
plus an increased inheritance tax
against large fortunes.
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The house of Representatives was
considering appointment of a COM
mission to arrange for the sesquicen-
tennial celebration-th one hundred
and fftieth anniversary Of the for
mutation of the constitution. Con-
gressman Eaton (republican) said:
God knows, we need to rediscover
our constitution. | would like to know
whether this celebration is going to
be in the form of birthday party
a memorial service, or a resurrection
of the dead"
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The Civilian Conservation Corps is
the greatest national experiment in
constructive social service ever un.
dertaken. Nearly million young
men without jobs, and without much
hope, have been taken from idleness
and given employment in the G. G. G
camps. President Roosevelt intends te
continue the G. G. G.
V&VV
Congressman Josh Lee, democrat
of Oklahoma, expressed himself Of
the subject the other day He said
Hoover made monkeys out Of US
and now Roosevelt is going to give u.
trees to climb"
Y&Vv
European nations, saved by Ameri
can soldiers, owe US in dollars th
entire cost of the New Deal or tn
presidents recovery program, for tn
fist three years, and couple billion
! dollars additional thrown in.
!
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-03-08

If you believe in patronizing home
industry" demand the union label. 1t
will not be found on foreign made
goods.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-03-08

The union label is the official seal
of social security.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-03-08

Ohio State Reformatory at Mansfield,
is scheduled to be heard before the
house labor committee on Wednesday,
March g.
Fraternally yours,
THOS. j. DoNNELLY,
Sec.-Treas. & Legis. Agent,
Ohio State Federation of Labor.
March 1, 1886.
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OHIO STATE FED
GRAFTON OF LABOR
LEGISLATIVE LETTER No. 8

To Affiliated Organizations and
Legislative Committeeman:
During the past week many bills of
great Importance to labor We're heard
before various committees. Often
times hearings on these bills before
different committees were taking place
simultaneously A great many trade
unionists from all parts of the state
were in Columbus for the hearings.
Hearings on S. B. No. 105-M Mr.. Lip
scher, the Ohio State Federation Of
Labor's workmen's compensation bill,
were held Tuesday evening, February
26, and Wednesday morning, Febru-
ary 27. Because Of the large number
present, the Tuesday evening hear
ing was held in the senate chamber.
Charles Case, Otto Brach, DR.. En-
cry Hayhurst and Attorneys A. w.
Gage and Thomas j. Duffy presented
the arguments of labor for the bill
The employers presented persons from
New York, Wisconsin and other
places to combat labor on silicosis, and
made vicious attacks on the right of
claimants to appeal decisions of the
industrial commission to the courts
and on the minimum award provisions
of the bill The hearings were not
completed last Tuesday evening and
Wednesday morning, SO another hear
ing will be held Tuesday evening,
March 5, after the regular session.
/ The fight is still on, and all central
bodies and local unions are respect
fully requested to wire their senators
and John Hunter, chairman of the
senate labor committee, so that they
receive these wires by next Tuesday,
urging passage of S. b. No. l05. The
employers counter bills, S. B. Nos 227
and 229-Mr Gingher, and 247 Mr.
Campbell, of Belmont, are now in the
senate labor committee.
All four unemployment insurance
bills, H. B. Nos. %, so, 88 and 1876, are
scheduled to be heard before the house
labor committee Tuesday, March 5, al
II pm The Ohio State Federation
of labor's bill is H. B. No. 23-Mr
| Hesse.
Your legislative agent has had ne
opportunity to study S. B. No. 289-
Mr.. Gingher, providing for pre-
primary party conventions to select
candidates for party nominations, etc.
because of the pressure of the various
hearings This bill, if enacted, is likely
to seriously hamper the rights of free
primaries, for which labor has al
ways fought.
Last Tuesday morning and evening
hearings We're held before the house
taxation committee on H. B. No. 49,
MIR. Huml, relative to exemption o.
building materials from the sales tax
Representative of the building trades
organization, together with represen
tatives of the Ohio construction indus
| try from Cleveland and elsewhere, ap
peared in favor of the bill. A vote BY
the committee is expected next Tues
day after the regular house session.
A hearing on FL. B. No. 31-Mr
Metcalf, relative to restrictions ap
plicable to manufacturers or whole
sale distributors of liquor and to per
NIT advertising, was held before tn,
house judiciary committee Tuesda,
morning, February &c. The bill i.
held in committee for future consider
alton.
| s. B. No. 4i-Mr. Wolfe, to amend
Section 2205 of the general code, rela
tive to printing at the Ohio Stat,
! Penitentiary at Columhus and at III
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DANCE AT ST. MARY'S

A st. Patrick's dance and card party
will be held at ST. Mary's hall on Fri
day, March Is, according to plans
made at meeting of the general com
mittee Monday night at the school
hall.
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Engineers Accept
Membership Transfer

One transfer membership was
accepted and approved at a meeting
of Local No 81, international Union
of Operating Engineers at the labor
temle, Monday night Other routine
business matters were transacted.
Officers report a fairly good attend
ance.
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C. l.. underwritersI ACE League Presents
Club Fctes Officials Hynson Singers n|
Of Insurance C. o. Recital At b h e II

Another Pleasant Sunday and
grand musical treat viii be fea-
tured al Bethel A. w. r. Church
by the A. e. r.. League. sunday
afternoon. March Il. az O'Clock.
featuring the Hynson Lyric Sex
tptte. This is an aggregation Of
highly-talented and well-trafned
singers and musicians. The pro-
gram which they will present will
afford Detroit's music-lovers a
real treat
In addition To Mrs. yolande
Maddox. popular artist. other gift
ed singers and musicians VIII rem
~ sDloes and musical numbers
The seNtet IN ably directed ~
Mrs Mile Hanson The public is
cordially invited
Tic sponsors Include Nj, VI
sliien Mrs Z. Osborne. Mrs Rosa
Avery Mrs Clarence Howard
Airs JOHNNIE Hail Mrs L. l.
Z wen Mis- NoNclla Williams
" Allrc.i Williams, Mrs Charles
snm,ns. Antonio Santos
Mr., Rosa Gragg is president OF
81" organization wiAch is spou
sorius fhcse Pleasant SUNDAY mr
seal pvograms
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Trade Group
Holds Meet

Father and son night Went over
big at the regular meeting OF the
Booker r Washington Trade AS
sociation. Tuesday evening. Feb.
26th, at Bethel \ NJ r. Church.
The proud fathers and sons swell
ed the total attendance, and pro-
missed a larger measure of oo
operation during the ensuing year.
The Northwestern branch held
its regular weekly meeting AT St
(Stephens A. NJ r. Church. cor
stamford and Cobh. Thursda,
\eveninR. Feb. 2suh
Several discharged employees
THE Detroit reamery appeared 1
this meeting. and requested tina
lcolored citizens refuse to purchas
milk from this concern until tn
difference between the Compan.
and these employees are adjusted
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HIGHLAND PIX.

The ; Arlsiocrais Bridgette
club and their friends had Won
deriul time SATURDAY rNr u the
Cocktail Party at the home of the
crawford Sisters on kcndall ave-
nae The next regular meeting Will
be at the home OF Miss Lonnie Lee
Styhcns 1925 18Th street.
The Lily White Art Savings
Club started their active work for
1885 Monday. March 4th.
Frank Mckinley is one OF High
land Parks most accomplished
and is doing fine work
The Highland Park Scouts
Basketball team played Thursday.
against the Wolverines. The score
was kept by Philip Gordon The
score was 1915
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GREAT RUMFORD
DAY E X II l B / T
is EXPECTED

Scrhggs and Mrs. G. A. Scott,
Rumford representatives. will be
az Howard's Grocery Store. Hast
lngs and Palmer. where they will
conduct a special Rumford Day
demonstration. On this day, all
emphasis Will be placed upon the
Rumford representatives and the
fine product they representative
Rumford Baking Powder.
Last Saturday. Rumford Day
was held at walton's Grocery. on
W. Smile Road. when eighty-two
large cans OF Rumford Baking
Powder were sold
Fuller's Grocery still holds the
record for Rumford Day. having
sold PA large cans. Mr.. Howard
declares he vii break Fuller's re-
cord II only by one can.
The public is invited 70 come to
HOward's rGocery Store. Hastings
at Palmer. Saturday. March 0. ana
take dvantge OF the brgain. Custo-
mers will receive a large can OF
Rumford's Baking Powder, a cook
book and kitchen nntensil, all for
twenty cents. Colored Detroit Is
urged To help put these two Rum
for representatives, MIR. Scruggs
and Mrs. Scott, over with a bang.
at Howard's Grocery.
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.cKissack Family
Celebrate Third
Annual Reunion


\ delightful surprise birthday
parts sas given recently In honor
of Mrs ; G. Finley 2sOS Stockton,
mother OF Mrs g. y Berry The
parts mad been secretly planned
and was successfully carried out
4 1uge birthday cake. with sixty
seven candles centered the beauri-
fally decorated table 4 delicious
menu VAS served ana the honoree
NaS The recipient OF many useful
sifts
Til. gu..,t~ ncind-l Rev and
Mrs Keys. Mrs u + Odon. Mrs
Mamie Burney Mrs Rucker. Mr.
and Mrs George Thompkins. and
Mr and Mrs John Hudson also
ThaddcuS Cunningham. who origi-
mated tie idea of he surprise and
contributed much toward us sue
icess
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The Great Lakes Mutual Under
writer's Club held their regular
social meeting. Saturday night.
Feb. %. In the form OF q surprise
banquet for the directors and Of
nce force OF the company. The
president OF the club. Lauren Mill
ben. and the program committee
arranged unique program OF en-
tertainment for the occasion, fea-
tured by the excellent imperso-
nation by agents Of various mem
bers directors and officers Of the
company
Ihe program was "A complete
surprise and signal success. and
kept the directors wondering What
stunt would ONE next
Those in charge Of the AFFAIR
crowned themselves with glory
among them being Mr. Milben,
Mrs. Jeter. Mrs Yancey. and y. j.
Speed
Some OF the guests present in
cluded Rev and Mrs. X. l.. Brad
by, Assistant Attorney General
Lloyd Loomis. Rev. Charles Hill,
W. NJ. Hall. and others. Rev. Brad
by, the speaker of the 6sening. de-
livered brief but impressive
talk
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AN ELABORATE
DIN N Err is
SERVED
Many Friends and Members
OF The Family Attend
The 3rd Annual Reunion

The third annual family reunion
OF the McKissack Family was
held Sunday Feb %. a, the home
Of ) y. McKissack 20i6s Ken
lucky avenue.
Promptly at p m. All elabor-
atc dinner was served. when Rev.
NJ r. Parrish. Of Russell street
Baptist Church. was present and
blessed the table
Members OF the family who at
tended the reunion were Mrs
Emma Jeffriee. Mr. and Mrs Jones
Naomi Edlen. Mr.. and Mrs. W
X. McKissack, Sr. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elridge White. Samuel McGhee.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III McKissack
Jr, Leon McKissack. Miss valary
McKissack. Mr. and Mrs. s. d.
McKisssck. Miss Lucy Wilson, and
Miss Elizabeth McKissack. Friends
of the family present included
Mrs. NJ p. Parrish. Jimmie Roy
eter. Terry Geans. Miss Ida
Spence. Miss Mason. and Robert
Williams.
The family committee in charge
Of the reunion we're; william Nc
Kissack, 444 Mt. Vernon, chair.
man Emma Jeffries. vice chair
man; Blanch McKissack. aecre
\tary.
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Progressive Girls To
Sponsor Dance

tends n cordtai INVITATION 10 ALI vhs
young people Of the city. 10 atten.
their charity dance which win be
given Friday evening, March 3. al
Rainbow Gardens. AZ hene ana Mil
waukec
Elaborate preparations are be-
ing made. under the direction. Of
Mrs Hattie NJ. Santos. the super
visor. and the affair promises 10 be
a brilliant and enjoyable one
Dance music Will be furnished by
Hal Green's Orchestra. Admission
only thirty-five cents.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
Bride Elect Give e n
Miscellaneous Shower

Mrs Beatrice Trent. 3li9 Maple
street was hostess at 4 misellane-
Gus shower. given last week IN
honor oi Miss Irene Dennard
w hose marriage to Stanley Good
en- viii be solonniNed early in
March
Bridge featured the entertain
mcnt of the evening A delicious
luncheon was served Miss Den
nard received number OF Lovely
gifts
Among those present We're Mrs.
y Merrill. Mrs VI Poole. Mrs 7.
Leaks. Miss NJ May. Mrs. O..
Smith. Mrs. O. ID Sledge Mrs w.
C. Price. Mrs crowlort. and 9TH
pre
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
N. W. DETROIT
& FERNDALE

AOIl,E Some one left news tor
the y W Detroit Column con
corning Mr. Whitfield and Claude
Wilson. Please sign all articles to
assure being published
purnell AAllen Of 204lo Ken
tucky street and Miss E'rencehne
Dean Of Riverside street were
united in marriage last Saturday
AT the residence of Rev & &.
Bates OF McJestic street
Mrs. Mary Donahoo oi kcorsc
spent the Weekend with Mr. and
Mrs Coy Donahoo.
Joseph Small Of 2053l Green
lawn died He was born In Barvell
south Car IA in 1856. He is sur
lNived by uc aud four chiidre
. \,~o siHt"rs. two oro,hers and
"a host OF Hher relatives and frieRt
e Sunday was Evangelistic Day
= IIaniett e. NJ f. Church Rev
Manning f. pastur TINS was IN
Irregular Quarterly Meeting OF IN
Evangelistic Bureau The service
were conducted by Mrs \. N
Pearson Lunch was served In th'
church under the auspicies OF tn,
Junior Church
The HOO IN sermon was de.
ENercd b, Rev Mrs Russell. 90
. m bl ReN AIRS Katie shelton
$40 . N by Rev Mrs Mablc
stewart. pastor OF Blackwell TEN
lple \ VI. r. Zion Church The
following ENangelists were pre-
sent Mrs. Julia Hall Francis
Fitzpatrick - NJ Russell Katie
shelton Josephine Mantas Emma
Walton. Annie /. Hunter Mable
] StoMAri md Miss B lnAge
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SIC ank and coNvALEscrNG

SIC ank and CONVAT.ESC ING -.
Mrs A. Il. Moore. who recently
underwent an operation. Is con-
valescing rapidly, Her many
friends. including the girls OF the
Whoopee Twelve Club. wish her a
speedy recovery.
Mrs Clarence Branaham. OF Iro-
quois avenue. has been on the sick
list for the past several days. but
Is improving.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
81. PAUL A. VI. u. CHURCH
jay and Chene streets
j. A. Charleston, pastor

THE Overlooked Man" will be
the subject of the sermon Sunday
morning. l0:45. at ST. Paul
Rev. p. l.. Johnson will deliver
the message at 1880 D. m.
The Sunday School Will convene
az 9:l5 a. NJ with Rev x A.
Schlcy as superintendent
The Allen Christian Endeayor
will convene at 500 with Miss
Evelyn Simmons as president To-
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
BETA GRETA CLUB

Mrs. Ruth Ruff, 69l Hendric
avenue. was the hostess. Wednes-
day. Feb. 90. The business session
was lively and plans were made
for Il bridge luncheon which was
given Thursday afternoon. March
:. at COS Beechwood.
During the course OF the meet
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
FRIENDLY TEN CLUB

The Friendly Ten Social Club
met with Mrs Morton. 56O6 Twen-
ty-Fifth street. Feb. 81. The hos
tess served an elaborate lunch. fol-
lowing the business routine.
The club is planning a grand So
clal to be- given March 16. at 566
Garfield. The public Is invited.
The club met March 6. with Mrs.
Beulah Washington. 1899 w Kir-
by.
Guests present at the Feb. 81
meeting included Mrs. Jackson.
Mrs Washington. Mr. Jones. Mrs.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
Children's Program
to be Presented al
St. Pc ter Clauer

a unique program for children
will be presented. Sunday. March
II. at 4 p. m, at St Peter Claver
Parish Hall. Beaubien and Eliot
streets. The sponsors desire that
at least five hundred boys and
girls attend. The program Ia being
given In interest OF the school
fund and q slight admission price
price Is asked. The Dramatic Mae
will furnish excellent entertain
ment. as q contribution by tho w.
J. Kennedy Dairy Company.
All children OF the community,
also adults are cordially invited.
-O-
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Grace Thompson and others.

Grace Thompson and others.
In addition TO the guests pre-
sent. Mrs. Mosley received a num-
ber OF kilograms and letters OF
congratulations from friends who
could not attend the celebration.
including Mr.. and Mrs. James
McFall, Lillian Lewis, Mr.. md
Mrs. Magnus Clark. The honorse
also received many lovely birth
day gifts.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT

Rev and Mrs. Jesse McGruder.
1911 McDougall avenue. are the
happy parents OF a ten-pound baby
son. Thomas. horn February 3.
Rev. McGrudcr Ia pastor OF Pill
grim's Tabernacle. on Sherman
street. near Russell.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
ITILITARIAN ART AND STUDY
CLUB

Mrs. Daisy Sledge was hostess
to the club at It's regular meeting
last Thursday. at her home, 565 u
Garfield. Bridge followed the
brief business session. and de-
lightful repast was enjoyed.
The club will hold the next
meeting with Mrs. y. Baldwin. on
Palmer street
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09

Mr. W riiinan author of the
play "Thc Feast or Iclshazzor.
and his Young missionary workers
sang AZ Pontiac Mich Friday
March
The General Mission of the
Thompson Baptist church WI
hold It's monthly meeting Monday.
March : Group 40 > will give
beautiful gay colored quilt TO the
winner Tickets ten cents.
Sunday al the Thompson Avenue
Baptist Church. Rev. Collins OF
Continued on Page ~
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cLoDEN RULE SOCIAL CLUB

The Golden Rule Social and Art
club was entertained at the home
of Mrs. Gertrude Martin. 1868
Stanley street, Feb. H. Three new
members were added namely.
Mesdames Clark, Carson, and
Ware. \ tasty lunch was enjoyed.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
SUNSET SECRET EIGHT CLUB

SUNSET SECRET EIGHT CLUB
Mrs. B. Johnson. 2710 JOS Cam
pau. was hostess 10 the club on
Feb a. The members spent the
evening at bridge and whist fol-
lowing which "A snvory lunch was
served Mrs. NJ. itansom In presi-
dent.
BE-YOURsELF SOCIAL CLUB
The club met Tuesday night
Feb. 26. at the home OF Mrs. Mo-
Oiio Lawson. 1913 Chene. with the
president presiding. The majority
OF members were present. Mrs.
Lollie Sheeks was admitted as a
new member.
The Mrs. Popularity" contest
sponsored by the club will end on
March 16, at 1888 Hendrick street.
The public is invited
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
wANA GIRLS SOCIAL CLUB

The members of the club spent
a delightful afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Corinne Diles, 56SS Iiaz-
lett. at their recent meeting.
The hostess served very deli
cious luncheon. after the business
session. The girls enjoyed the
meeting. immensely.
Those present were. Mrs. Annie
Arthur, Mrs. b. Webster, Mrs. Eliza
beth Robinson, Mrs. Mary Kirksy,
Mrs. Moore, Miss Armstead, and
Miss Mary Agnes Erwin. Mrs.
Minnie Erwin was a visitor.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
CARD or THANks

The amily oi the late Sandy
hampton wishes 10 thank their
friends lor kindness shown during
the illness and death ot husband.
and father We especially wish TO
thank lr,ondu Who donafed cars
and sent floral designs We also
extend thanks 70 Undertakers Bris-
tol and Bristol for courteous and
'lllri"ni service
Mrs Sandy Champion
and Children
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UNITY NEEDLE CRITTERS

Mrs. !. Swain. 456 Frederick.
was hostess at the lats meeting
OF the club. which was largely at
tended.
After the business routine. the
members spent the evening at
sewing. The club Is doing fine
work. under the leadersip Of its
stan OF progressive officers.
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ing refreshments were partaken
and games OF lotto enjoyed.
Awards went TO JAMIE Nance. Ella
Mayberry. and Jurel Meriman,
Miss Helen Tankard was guest
Mrs. olivia Craig Is president of
the club.
iNDUsTRsOUS Art SEWING
CLUB
The club met at the home n
Mrs. Rosa Lloyd, 1854 Russell
street. Feb. 2S. rhe busiacss scs-
zion was interesting and plans
were formulated for spring
dance.
The hostess regaled the mem
bers with delicious refreshments.
Mrs. Lipsconlb. 1914 Cameron
street will he the clubs next hos
tess.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
PARAMOUNT SOCIAL CLUB

Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Campbell,
1888 Dryden, entertained the club,
Saturday night. March 2, at the
bi-monthly meeting. The members
are zcalously supporting the clubs
uliri.y csntc,t between Mrs.
Ashford and Mrs Morris, II Will
lose April -
'lne party Sponsored Feb 10 WAS
a great success
he hostess at the March Ind
meeting served three-course
dinner and cards furnished the di-
version. Guests present were.
Mrs. X, B. JocJkson and Mrs j.
Gillian.
.n,
Mrs. ]. W Goldsmith, 1888 Begole,
March 10
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
BEAUTY
HINTS
by Nina Temple
Eat on. : WITHOUT FEAR

FlT UNI, WITHOUT YEAR
Everyone knows thar onions are
line for the health and are a.sa-
good for the complexion But alas
women fear 10 eat them because
Of their odour Now. viii tell you
q serrel Eat all the onions you
want and then drink glass OF
Sweet milk YOU VII have no
odouf on you breath at all
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
ST. JAMES G. VI r.. CHURCH
Rev. W. j. q. McLin. pastor

Sunday. March 10. the second
qurterly conference will be held
at 'he IL o'clock horr
At 800 D. M. Rev + NJ Dozier
viii be the speaker
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
CRITERIAN BRIDGE CLUB

Mrs. Charles Nelson. GAIT North
field avenue. was charming hos
toss TO tho club. Thursday. Feb.
2l. A dainty luncheon was enjoy.
ed. followed by a brief business
session. during which two new
members were added In the person
OF Mrs. r.. Logan. OF 28th st., and
Mrs. Fantroy, OF Hague.
The remainder OF the afternoon
was spent at bridge. first award
going to the hostess: second, Mrs.
Lula Mae Carter: consolation,
Mr.. Fantroy.
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pic Crime Does Not Pay" Psalm
.i-6.
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SECRET TWELVE CLUB

The club held its first regular
meeting OF the year Monday night
at the home OF Mrs. f. l.. Warren,
222O st. Antoine street. The club
was reorganized, the following Of
ficers being elected Robert Robin
son. president: Mrs. Fannie War
rem. vice president: Mrs. l.. Will
liams, recording secretary: Mrs.
+. Davenport treasurer.
A special meeting has been call
ed for Sunday. March 10. at s .. m.
for the purpose OF naming COM
mitteea
All members pledged their CO.
operation In helping to make the
club one OF the most progressive
in the city.
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o. CLUB NEWS o.

Thomas MIR Edwards. Mr.. Chas-