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The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-07-27

where art thou?" theme "Wher
Are You To-Day?" Rev: Younl
was formerly the efficient paste,
OF Womack c.: M: hurch;
Mr. and Mrs: Sylvester ol
Hartford avenue and their little
daughter; Cell; were weekend
guests OF Mrs: Julia Washington;
in Cherry street:
The Noah Taylor Mite Mission
ary Society OF Smith Chapel A: NJ:
T.; held their regular monthly
meeting at tho residence OF Mrs:
Rose Simmons; 36S9 Sprlnghill
avenue; Tuesday afternoon: Mrs:
Nellie Pace presided:
The rally of Bible characters has
Just come to successful close:
with Mrs: Nancy Simmos securing
first award: Coy l.: Lane; second
Some OF the contestants were Ill
and others forgot to report: The
total receipts for the week were
sS7; Rev: A; T: Williams; OF
Rpsilanti; furnished the amuse-
ment for the week: William Perry
2629 Hrrison avenue: played the
role of Satan:
Group No; of the building fund
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REGULAR FELLOWS CLUB

The club held it's meeting Sat
urday evening, July 20. with d..
G. Lee. 1918 st. Aubin. with a
large attendance. 1t was social
night. hence no business was tran
sacted. The members present spent
the evening at games. A brief. in
spring talk was made by the
president. 8. @. Marshall. who
pointed out the duty OF meeting on
time, cooperation. and the neces-
sity of each member doing all
possible for the uplift OF the race,
The host served tasty cold
lunch. also ice cream pop. lemon.
ade and other refreshments In
keeping with the hot weather. The
next meeting will be held Angus
3. at the home OF the presiden
All members are requested to at
tend.
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INKSTER, MICH. NEWS

The Industrial Art and LITERARY
Club met with Mrs: Roosevelt Fra
Her; In Alfred street; last Wed.
nesday afternoon Mrs: Rachel
Perry presiding: ollowing the
business session; dainty refresh
ments were served:
Mrs: Rose Grey; Mrs: Parker
Williams; and Mrs: Rachel Perry
have just returned from Cleveland
Ohio; where they attended the ma
tional confab of the r: and A: M:
Masons and Order OF Eastern
Star:
Mrs: Minnie Wagner OF Shan
non; Miss: has been the charming
house guest OF Mrs: arrie Ford
and Mrs; Beatrice Branch of this
village for the past several weeks:
Before returning South; Mrs:
Wagner will visit st; Louis; Mo:
and other points in Michigan:
Rev: Roung Of the C.: M e:
conference; Is the guest of Nj:
and Mrs; Ernest ace; in Alfred
street: lie delivered tho message
at the morning worship; Sunday at
Smith Chapel OF which Rev: VIII
liam p; Henson is pastor. The
text of the sermon was; Adam;
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f(tl1|f1lt MUSIC
[F NOTES
BY Elizabeth Gary

Without music; the world would
be a lonely place In which to live: !:
Music plays an important part In
the lives OF people; especially the
music locvers OF Detroit
The splendid musical numbers
rendered at the musical tea spon-
sored gy the Detroit Musicians AS
sociation; Sunday July 81: at the
home OF Mrs: Myllie Hynson; were
so excellent that; II they could
could have been broadcast over a
nationwide hookhup; the program
would have been deeply apprecia-
ated:
Mrs Louise Butler Bryant has
Just returned from a recitol tour
in New York: She tells OF her
wonderful success and gave two
select readings at the musicians
meeting: Mrs: Andrews thrilled
her listeners with the selection {;
big Lady Moon" John Lewis;
another prominent artist; sang
two of his favorite selections: Mr.:
Jones and Mrs: Philpot sang with
credit: Piano selection were like
wise rendered by little Billy Hynes
who will some day become u mas
teh pianiste:
The program would have been
incomplete without Mrs: Yolando
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NORTH DETROIT, NEWS
MRS. JOSEPHINE BoYDEN, 2o44 MEADE

| Church; July 20 with ev: II: l.:
Bradby and Rev: w: A: Black
well officiating: Bristol and Bristol
were In charge OF the funeral ar
rangements:
Rev: j; l.: Newby; pastor OF
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church;
id not preach at the morning SER
vice last Sunday: HIS pulpit was
occupied by Rev: Conquest; who
spoke on Church Government:
In the afternoon an interesting
program was rendered by the Eas-
tern Star: conducted by Mrs:
Ford: Selections were rendered by
the Friendly Four Quartet: s:
Newby's group contribution was
0103; the highest amount: rhe
total rally fund collected was
sS16:55;
Elder T: C.: Morris; pastor OF
the Church OF God In Christ: i2925
l0rleans: preached Sunday morn
ing; his subject being; Let the
Strong Bear the Infirmities OF the
Weak" Elder Utah Smith; ma
tional evangelist; responded elo-
quently: He is still conducting a
great revival: In which great in
.,terest is being manifested:
Rev; M: Boldcn: pastor Of Co.'S
lmopolitan Church: In Deduindre
street; preached an inspiring dis
course Sunday morning: Many
we're present: Much influence for
good Is being exerted by the Sun.
day School and forceful sermons
by the pastcr:
After several weeks In tho hos.
pital: Mrs; W: b: Biliingslea II
convaiescing az her home; iseo1
Dequindre:
be sure to read the Tribune.
Independent each week:
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Y.W.C.A.
N O T E S

Miss Helen Wright. director OF
Camp Norcom, arrived In town on
Monday and is all ready TO greet
the first load OF campers on Sat
urday. July n. the opening day OF
the season.
Many school girls from 10 up
are inquiring about the rates and
are planning 10 take advantage or
the generous gift from the Chill
drens Fund OF Michigan which
will provide half rate vacation
for 90 girls They must be Girl
Reserves Of the Y. w. c. A., Club
members, or junior members In
order TO have a two weeks vaca-
tion at $50 per week, but other
girls who have no connection with
the Y. w. G. A. are 10 be granted
special rate OF $5 per week for
two weeks. These rates include
board and room, camp activities
and free transportation TO Camp
Norcom in a special bus which
leaves Lucy Thurman Branch on
Saturday morning at $3.50 o'clock.
Premier Homemakers are maxi
ing q name for themselves at the
Lucy Thurman Branch with their
generosity. As IL II weren't enough
to have given a beautiful awning
for the roof garden reception theJ
arrived last Thursday for The
opening roof garden reception
with six lovely porch boxes filled
with flowers which will nod their
gay heads In the cool breezes
around the roof for everyone to
enjoy for the rest Of the summer
The opening reception and
bridge attracted so guests who
were thoroughly delighted with
the the roofs appointments as
well as as the party which includ-
ed ice cream and coffee served un-
der the gay green and orange
striped awning, by the hostess. the
Premier Homemakers and their
president. Mrs Estelle Hawkins.
A second patty was sponsored by
the Premier Club on Thursday. OF
this week. This delightful affair
was bridge luncheon with prizes.
: There will be other parties on
the Y. w. c. A. roof later in the
y season. 1t is such a delightful way
TO entertain guests that anyone
who would like to attend is In
vited to do SO. Tickets for tn
next roof garden party may be Sc
cured by phoning the Lucy Thur
man Branch or Mrs. EsteIie Haw'
kins.
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take this means OF informing
the public OF the formation OF an
organization; "The Youg Legion
aiers: which has just been in
augurated for the betterment Of
the young boys OF the group In
Greater Detroit: What l am trying
TO do: is to take boys OF our group
off the streets and alleys; and
provide them with wholesome
sports; such as boxing; swimming:
dancing; camping and other acti-
yities OF interest:
After school closes for the sum-
mer season: SO many OF ourboys
having no other place to go; take
to the streets: There; they gather
Ideas which often lead to the jail
Following their release from pri-
son: the individuals In many In
stances return to careers OF crime:
Even when they wish TO go
straight; they iro frequently pre-
vented from dong SO; because VI
their psf record In prison:
wish to impress upon the pub
lie that now is the time to help
save such boys: OF course; there
are other organizations for boys;
but on account OF the fees nvolv-
ed; II has hitherto been difficult
for the underprivileged class oi
our boys to participate:
am therefore calling upon the
men and women OF our group IN
! Detroit who are able; to help me
put the Young Legionaires orga-
nization into effective operation:
solicit donation from each per
son; to help pudchase uniforms fol
the boys and secure suitable camp
Ing grounds: No interested person
Twill refuse to help worthy ant
essential organization OF this kind
The Young Legionaires NEE
every Monday and Wednesday a
the Central Community Center; ol
brewster street; and every Tues
day at Smile Road; at Birdhurs
Community Center; At these meet
ings: we drill the boys: 1t Is ais
the aim OF the sponsors to teacl
them American history; Negr
history; and to install In them
Low for the Negro National An
them: A special effort will be pu
forth to teach the boys abot tn
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LANSING, MICHIGAN

Allen, Mrs. Lillian M. Sager. OF
s0s 8. Sycamore street. died last
Tuesday. Funeral services were
held Friday. from Palmer O'Don'
nell Funeral Home. The deceased
is survived by one daughter, Mrs
Madeline Nichols; one son. Nor
man Lucas. Detroit; five grand
children, and two sisters. Rev. L.
Pettiford officiated. Burial was In
Mt. Hope Cemetery.
Mrs. Gertrude Mckinley Lee
was in Detroit last week, where
she attended the session OF the
Court OF Calantha.
Mrs. c. e. Handy also recently
visited Detroit on buiness.
Miss Mary Walls will render a
musical program Friday evening,
at the George II. Collins A. M. f..
Church.
A Townsend Plan meeting was
held at Friendship Baptist Church.
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. TO
inform members OF the group
about the subject.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen and their
son, Jemmie;, Miss Virginia Allen.
and Mr.. Shaw, of Flint, were mid
week visitors of Mrs. Effie Allen.
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Mrs. Cora Cobb, 302 Palmer
avenue, left Tuesday, July 16. to
visit several cities in the West, in
cluding Los Angeles. Calf. In
Los Angeles, she will be the guest
of her cousin. Mrs. Pearl Mays, q
prominent resident of that city.
Mrs. Cobb Is very active In church
work. Her many friends here wish
her pleasant sojourn. Before
leaving. she was the recipient OF
many tokens from friends.
Mr. and Mrs: Charlie Brown;
Brown; 5s37 Begole avenue: left
recently on a motor trip to Birm-
ingham; Ala: where they will visit
relatives and friends:
Mrs: Minnie aMssey: 1922 Med
bury; celebrated her 32nd birthday
on the evening OF July 16: The
guests resent included Mr.: and
Mrs: w: M: Massey; Mrs: A.:
Jackson; Miss M: Tummer; Mrs:
McCord; III: J: Tummer; Mrs:
Harris: Mr.: and Mrs: James Mas
sey; Miss Hurganes; Mrs: Willie
Griswold and Mrs: C.: Gates:
Robert II: Love; popular mem-
her of the loal younger set; was
one of 153 who received diplomas
from Michigan State Normal Col
lege at the recent commencement:
He plans to teach n year for ex-
poriecne; before entering the Uni
versity of Michigan to study medi-
cine:
Miss Alma e: Thomas the at
tractive daughter OF Mr.: and Mrs.:
Thomas n Superior street In this
city; is spending her summer va
cation in the South: Miss Thomas
plans to spend the major part of
her vacation ttourng the larger
Southern cities: Before returning
home; she will also visit relatives
and friends in Mississippi She
has q sister In Greenville; MISS:
Miss Thomas is member OF
Greater Shiloh Church and Is po-
pular among the social set OF the
Motor City:
Mr.: and Mrs w w: House;
765 Woodland avenue; gave a de-
liglitful party at their residence
recently honoring Mrs: Houses
sister: Miss Halle Mae Stewart;
who Is n teacher in Memphis; !;
Tenn: Fifty guests were present;
A savory buffet luncheon was serv-
ed: Cocktails were also served;
followed by dancing and bridge;
The house decorations consisted
of American Beauty roses:
Miss Esther welle; 615l lro-
quois avenue left Monday for a
fortnight visit in Atlanta; Ca;
where she will be the guest OF her
aunt; Mrs octor Dwelle OF that
CITY:
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wANA GIRLS CLUB

The members Of the club met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs
Mitchell, 5000 fireman avenue
The hostess served q delicious
chicken dinner. Following the
business session, the girls played
bridge. Awards for highest scores
went to Miss Mary Agnes Erwin
first: Miss Luciel Smith, second
Mrs. Webster, BOBBY. One visitor
present. who was presented will
a guest prize. by the hostess, Mrs
Mitchell.
Those In attendance included
Mrs. Diles. Mrs. Kerksey, Mrs
Webster. Mrs. Ramsey. Miss Er
win, Miss Haynes, Miss Lucie
Smith. Mrs. More. Mrs. Brett. ant
Miss Armstead.
The next meeting will be will
Mrs. Ramsey. 1852 Begole street
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At IL a; m; Sunday; DR.: w: A:
Blackwell; pastor OF Lomax A: NJ:
e: Zion Church: spoke from Luke
l5:4 Subject "The. Miracle of the
Abundant Catch OF Fish" Hn the
evening; he preached from Prov:
1;1O: The day throughout was
marked by Impressive services anu
appreciative audiences: DR.: Black
we'll also launched plans for vari-
ous changes at the annual confer
ence for junior churches: Upon his
return TO Lomax; he organized q
permanent jur )r church; July is.
The first meeting was with the
following officers of the Junior
church: from ten years Of age; up
truseees; Nesbitt Patton; psesi-
dent: Chic Greenleaf; secretary;
Clark Gill; treasurer; Stewards:
Mark Ping; president; Robert
Ware; secretary &C; l.: Maddox;
treasurer: The stewardesses in
tluutu boIVtuy oNtVht hicohtcH"f
Maggie Moore; secretary; Mary
Lou Gill; treasurer: Glass Leaders
are: Come Walker and Elizabeth
lCheeseboro: Members Of the junior
usher board include Esther brown
president; Edith Montgomery; sec
retar:
On July 81: the usher board Will
give a weiner roast In the church
gardens: Mrs: M; rayler; presi-
dent Of the stewardesses board;
made interesting remarks regard
ing her recent trip to Alabama;
The church gladly Welcomed her
return after an absence OF two
months In the Scu.h;
Funeral services OF Augustus
Snowden; OF Mcpherson street;
we're held from Peace Baptist
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New Bethel Baptist Church OF
which Rev: w: l.: Douglass Is
pastor; held inspiring services last
Sunday at IL a: m: and . p; IN:
The subjects we're "The Voyage OF
Life" and "The Draw Net;
An enjoyable entertainment for
the junior department of the b: X:
p: U: was given at the home OF
Mr.: and Mrs: Alonzo Stewart; IN
Baudette street: A pew rally Is
planned for Sunday; 2S; at . p:
m:
Pastors Of the city responded 10
the invitation to aid in the services
which were held at Trinity Baptist
Church from July is to 2s: Rev:
w: M: Kig is pastor; Rev: PITT
man: of Tabernacle Baptist
Church; Detroit; will preach the
installation sermon at 3 p: m:
sunday; July 2S: The local COM
mittee have done and are doing
their best to make visitors happy; ;
The subject used by Pastor VIII
liam Baber: at the morning ser
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The Zenith Bridge Club held its
last session at the home of Mrs.
Ethel Ferguson, In LaBelle Ave.
Bridge was played. the awards
going to Mrs. Ann Whitman, first;
Mrs. A. Walker. second;. The club
will sponsor q hay ride to Rouge
Park. Friday, July 20. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Sallie
Frazier. in Inverness street. A.
Whiteman. president; b. Smith,
secretary; A. Walker. treasurer.
Roxborough's Big Four now
leads the Highland Park Recrea'
ton League, with Manager VIII
play-off. The team Is setting the
Collins leading his team into thu
league. and has had only one set
back. The Big Five OF the Bil
Four has gone to work. Not ma
is hitting under 400. Virgil Hill
Hale Daniels. Carson, Mitchell. ant
4
Collins have kept the team on top
As for pitching. who could ask FOL
more. Manager VIII Collins II
doing the pitching, assisted by his
new relief pitchers, Hale and John
son.
Phillip (Flash) Gordon was CIV
en- a surprise birthday party. Mon
day. at z p. m. He received many
gifts. and all present enjoyed the
evening.
Monday, Ju ly 22. Il g r
Ford. James Webb, and many
others of this locality returned
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lvice at Newman A: NJ: e: Church
Sunday was Coming Short OF
Gods Glory
At s D: m: a pageant was direct
ed by Miss Mary Abston: It was
entitled; "The Gates of Blory;"
Musical programs will be featured
each night from July 22 to &c In
Iclusive:
Rev: r: b: Reed: the pastor;
preached masterful sermon at
New Hope Baptist Church Sunday:
| All the church auxiliaries junction
ed splendidly: Rev: Reeds sub
ject was elders In the Market
place:"
Installation featured Macedonia
BAPTIST Church service Sunday;
The pastor; Rev: John ID: Powell
preached at 1880; subject; Il
card A Voice."
Sunday School g held at $3.50 a;
M: b: Y: P: U: at p: m:
81: John NJ: e: Church OF which
ey: w: II: Renfro is pastor; is
making fine progress Sunday July
Ia: a fervent sermon was deliver
ed by the Rev: Frank Jones OF
Highland: A silver tea was spon-
sored by Mrs: Montague al the
home Of Mrs: Lydia Gardeners;
from 3 D: IN: until: An enthusiast
|sIc meeting o. the NAAcP was
held July &c at DR.: M: l.: Spear .
hall: The Oakland Co nty CIVIC
ICiuh .n,s p, cgram to be s''en
Angus, 1: q; Macedonia papt'st
Ichurch: ev: George J: Matthews
lis president; James F1em'1s; Sec
lretary:
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HIGHLAND PARK
By JOHN THOMPSON

from two-week's vacation at Green
Pastures Camp. They all reported
having had a fine time.
The Home Convention was held
at Thompson Avenue Baptist
Church. Sunday, July 81. The
church had three juvenile dele
gates, namely-Wilbur Pittman
Elizabeth Jackson, and iona Bay
lor. AT the close OF the convention
the Angel Choir of Peoples Bap
tist Church, sang.
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Mrs. Lottie Hackett, who Is
hostess at the Christian Commun-
ity Center. s1s williams street. re-
ports that about eighteen junior
Misses of Williams Street Church OF
God recently served a very attrac-
tive sandwich luncheon at the CEN
ter.
Miss Flossie Mae, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. t. Washington, left
recently on a tWo.week's visit
with relatives and friends at
Sylvester. Georgia.
Fifty invitations were recently
sent to officers, members. and
guests of the West Side Art and
Social Club. when they met at the
Christian Community Center last
Wednesday, by invitation OF the
Lawrence Baking Company. to at
tend the program OF Radio Sta
ton WIN. The party also were
served a noon hour luncheon at the
baking company's establishment
and inspected the plant after the
luncheon. Among those present
were forty members of the club
and the two supervisors--Mrs
Coulter and Mrs. Biggar. The group
listened to the story hour of WIN
after which they were conveyed to
the bakery establishment In
special busseS.
Among the sick OF the commun-
ity are Mrs. Ella Porter, at st.
Lawrence Hospital; and Mrs. M.
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Maddox; who sang to the delight
OF all present:
Mrs: Elizabeth woodley and
Mrs: Dorothy Blackwell were also
present and participated:
Mrs: Hynson has great things
in store for all local music-lovers:
The music classes of Elizabeth
Gary Will close for the month of
August; wit h a grand muscale to
be rendered by her pupils; Sunday
July 2S; at her home on Harding
avenue; at 4:30 p: m: Madam
Patty ID: Wheeler; who Ia con
cert artist and graduate OF the
Detroit Conservatory; will be the
inspirational guest artist for the
pupils: C: T: Hardison; enor solo
list; will also be featured on the
program:
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Claims
A ged Won IA n

Funeral services for the late
Mrs: Helen Brently; 81 of $40
Forest; were held Tuesday after
noon from Websters Funeral
Home:
Mrs: Brantley; who died after
brief illness of two weeks: was
highly esteemed in the communi-
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Mrs. Mary Porter. 4S3 Clair
point avenue, left recently to visit
her mother In Mississippi. She will
also visit friends in Georgia and
other parts OF the South.
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BEAUTY
HINTS
BY NINA Temple

AAn old woman whose sight Is
perfect at eighty says that she has
used the following lotion as an
eve wash for the past thirty-five
years: II IL: soz: distilled water;
/ on: borIc acid (2o per cent solu-
toni and q drops OF campnor'
Bpotsle and use with an eye cup'
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OF Smith Chapel; entertained at a
moonlight picnic at Romulus:
Michigan last Friday night: Ernest
Pace Is captain; Mrs Claude
Windfrey; lieutenant; The picnic
was given on the beautiful lawn Of
Mr.: and Mrs Wallace; members
Of Group No: J..
The Inkster Young Peoples For
um held the anniversary services
at Smith Chapel A: NJ: f.: Church;
Sunday afternoon; with Robert
Simmons presiding: Out-of-town
speakers included Dr. G.: A:
Salisbury; Attorney Claigler and
Rev: Randall; OF Detroit: Will
liam Brown; Mr.: Stamply and
Lacey Manner; also +: Lee appear
ed as local talent:
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Organization For:
Young Boys Formed

OF the colored race:
Every pastor who desires TO have
a company OF the Young Legion
aires at his church Is invited to
cooperate interesting forty OF more
boys OF the church and notify VIII
liam Winston president OF the or
ganzation at the Central Commune
ty Center on Mondays or Wednes-
days; between and 3 p: m:
Donations for the Young Legion
aires will also be gladly received
at this place: urther information.
II desired will aso be gladly fur
nished at the entral Community
Center; by the president OF the
Young Legonaires:
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EAST END DETROIT
By JULIA MAE TURNER

Mrs. l. r. Williams, $40 Clair
point. Is seriously i'll at st. Joseph
Hospital. Friends wish her
prompt recovery.
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Reporters of Church Activities
Please Get Their Copy in by Mon
day Morning
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WANTED at once. lro Nea sbDyi
to earn money iuriug ,cation
time. Apply at Office.
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ty: She is survived by her daugh-
ter; Mrs: BERTHE Lyles:
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-01-26

NEW YOKAn $8OOOO0 loan undertake the
pIeson the NOrthSou railway Colorado through
Montana the Canadian border has been sanctioned in Washing
ton and the loan viii be completed within 10 days according to local Off
Gals of the recognized Montana Wyoming Railway.
headed Kirby
Of north and south ne chairman the
era Hugh Johnson former head of the NA president Directors
Hugh Lee Kirby General Johnson Bernard Bauch MO Young and
R. J. Rice of New York and Peter GanO of Boston.
The line win north from Craig COO through
Casper WyO, thence through Salt Greek oil field north Miles Cit
Montana the Canadian border ScObey either
with the Saul St Marie line continue nOrhward Regina Sa
Canada
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1935-01-26
STAMIND
MIuSTSTORE
POHDM OIL

The first break OF the Montana
price structure since the appoint
ment OF the state Petroleum Cen
servation Board became known tails
week when Standolind OIL & Gas
company served notice on owners
Of royalties on its Pondera field
farms that effective January i,
1885. Ohio OH company ceased TO
purchase Standolind production
consequently we are without q
market for the resale and tha oil
Is now being run to storage and
that it WIN hereafter be paid for at
the rate Of 81 per barrel, effective
at Z 3. m, January 1.
The price OF Pondera crude Is
$1-25 per barrel. Tubs prics is
being paid by Home OIL & Refining
company Of Great Fails and Conrad
Refining cOmpany. There fs no
posted price-never has been. The
P0ndera price has usually followed
10 cents under the KERN prizes.
Late last fall the Ohio cleaned
up tie Pondera storage, MOVING It
20 Imperial OH company IN Canada,
at the same time eurtalling Kavin
production.
II u understood that standelsnd
Is seeking q Montana uzmrkaf Tor
ita crude. Under existing contracts
e must continsss 20 0permee lts
wells despite lack o. umxke&