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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-10-17
GRADE SCHOOL
HONOR ROLL ANNOUNCED

gone to attend the funeral or Carl
Knutson, a brother of Mrs. Geo. Kit
tlesCn.
Miss Mathide johnson Of Mime
apolis arrived on Tuesday OF last
week for a visit at the A. It. Olson
home.
Mrs. Alfred Overgaard returned to
her home on Monday from a weeks
visit with relatives in Minot.
Cards have been received annOunc-
ing the marriage of Miss Bernice
Johnson, a former Westby girl, and
Robert H. Horning at the Kings
Lutheran church in Milwauk ee, Wis.
on Sept. rs. They will make their
home in Milwaukee.
Grandma Jacobsen suffered a
stroke last Sunday night and is SER
iously Ill at the Peter Miller home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Hanson and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Ole
SET and Alton drove to Makoti, n.
OAK, last Sunday for a visit with rel
atives. They returned home Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Engler who has been visiting
at the Luther Hultgren home the
| past two weeks left last Thursday
for her home in Minot.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Berg and family
OF Bellingham, Wash, who have
| been here the past month visiting
| and looking after their property here
! left Tuesday for their home. Mrs
! Berg's parents, MI. and Mrs. E. Rog
| stad accompanied them and will
| stay with them this winter.
Rev. and Mrs. Doty and family Of
| Williston are moving into the Alvin
| Stageberg residence. Rev. Doty will
have charge OF the Pentecostal mis-
! sion here.
A large crowd of friends and rela
tives gathered at the Ollie Writ
berger home last Thursday to helI
Mrs. Ollie Wirtzberger celebrate hel
birthday.
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Martin Lux returned Monday from
Oraville, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Egger took Miss
Hattie Bgger to Plentywood on Mon
day. Miss Hattie going to Flaxville to
work in the cafe.
Bill Cromwell bought a new VS..
"A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Often at the Benson home In
Plentywood on Wednesday Oct 8.
Mrs. Leonard TOoke, Max Kreiger
and Mr.. Cookery return from Wheel
er on Thursday. Mrs. Tooke will
make her home here for the winter.
MI. and Mrs. N. o. Sandon left on
Thursday for California where they
will spend the winter.
Mrs. Josephine Shallbetter who
has spent the summer here left with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed ~Shallbetter and Lu'
ellie for Camas, Wash.
Mrs. j. ID. Kowski and Esther went
to P~lentywood on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J.. Nelson, Mrs. ia
cobson, Mrs. VIM Goodlaxon, Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Iceland were
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-10-17

ReciaI to the Herald
IThe Honor Roll for the first month
school is as follows:
3znd grade - Dolores Hultgren, 3rd
hde - Donna Stageberg, 9Th grade
Burton Johnson, 7th grade Mar
we Ditmarson.
Those receiving Honorable men.
bn are:
End grade - Pearl Kress, 4th
Indifference Anderson, 9Th grade
Marlys Melvin, 9Th grade - Cleo
kAgeberg, Sth grade - Pearl Ras-
hlssen and Ardelle Stageberg.
MORE WESLEY NEWS
REV. and Mrs. Almlie and John
ere guests at the Rev. Simonsen
pme In Scobey last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rueben Hultgren re
frned home on Wednesday of last
eek from a four weeks trip in the
Restern part of the state where Rue
|hn has been playing with a travel
liz orchestra.
Luther League services on Sunday
october 20 at 1880 p. m.
Messers Friesleben, Blackburn,
|phnson, Almlie and Rostad attended
be Scout Executive meeting and the
|anquet held at Plentywood on We'd
|eSday evening of last week.
Art Helm and Roger. Stageberg
|bft last Monday for the CCC camp
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Sather of Gre
|iOra visited at the John Sather home
|hst Monday.
| Mesdames Almlie and e. Hultgren
Entertained the Birthday Circle at
he home Of Mrs. Friesleben last
afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. Melby entertained
Rev. and Mrs. Nysteen and family of
kAhl, Rev. and Mrs. Nyhus and fam
~ of Fortuna, Rev. and Mrs. Hanson
n Medicine Lake, Rev. Sand, Rev.
Dyiud and Rev. Brensda1 at a pastor
II conference at the parsonage on
Of last week.
Mesdamea Enlger, Jensen and Kit
|leson attended the meeting of the
Home Demonstration Club officers
teld at Plentywood last Monday af-
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Kittelson, Mrs.
Henry Jensen and l.. Kittleson re-
turned home last Saturday evening
rom Nararino Wis, where they had
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]. J. 0bbon1

John Kallak and Nels Hagen spent
Sunday in Brockton as the guests OF
Julius Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kallak and Har-
ry left Monday by car for Clancy In
response to q message that Mrs. Kali
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Mrs Murk and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Aasvad attended the Left Erickson
celebration in Antelope on Wednes-
day night.
Mrs. Carl Twedt entertained the
members of the Ladies Aid Society
at her home Wednesday afternoon.
There was a good attendance OF the
members and guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Casper were the
guests of the Wien home Sunday af-
ternOOn -.
Mrs. Sam Johnson Of Coulee, N.
Oak. arrived Sunday to spend the
winter with her daughter Agnes.
Miss johnson met her in Crosby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbons attended the
Democratic rally and banquet held
in Wolf Point Saturday. They return
ed home ON Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson drove Mr..
and Mrs. Leonard Singleton to Vida
on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Aasvad and
Paul Paulson drove to Wheeler and
Fort Peck on Saturday and returned
Sunday.
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The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
Pittsburgh's Attitude Toward
Negro Teachers Given A Jolt

Pittsburgh, Pa. - (ANP) --one OF
the speakers heard by the Region
al Conference Of the Urban Lea
que which met here last week was
DIR. Francis ID. Tyson, professor
OF economics at the University OF
Pittsburgh. DR.. Tyson who attend
ed sessions OF the conference at
tackled the attitude Of the Pitts
burgh Board of Education for its
refusal to employ Negro teachers
in the public schools and advised
that drastic action on the part oil
Negro citizens would secure bet
ter results than the .deliberation
and conference method has secur-
ed The conference with the bogey
of segregated schools in mind as
well as the objective desired,
made the following statement
This body is in sympathy with
The effect to secure the appoint
mcnt OF colored teachers in public
schools. Keeping in mind that there
shall be no segregation in order
to achieve this end. and requests
the national office OF the Urban
League to assist in any way pos
sible To bring this about.
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Art Club Celebrates
18th Anniversary

The Young Women's Peerless
Art Club celebrated their thir-
eenth year of activity. Saturday
evening. Feb %. with an elaborate
party at the home of Mrs. Heinret-
IA Stevens. 34s Josephine avenue.
Mrs. J. May was mistress OF cere-
monies and conducted a spicy pro
gram. featuring Mesdames H..
Watts +. H. Woodley. Martha
Cameron. Louise Tibbs, and l.. NJ
Hendricks. A cake with thirteen
candles. was presented the presi.
dent. Mrs S's..r Lindsay. who
blew out the candles and gave an
interesting talk She also intro
auced the officers and department
'tal heads.
Conspicuous among the visitors
were Mr.. and Mrs. james LiNcrs,
r. NJ Mason Mrs Flossie llender-
an Nh rulman r Gill. Mrs \. J.
Hamilton A. J Marshall. Calvin
Hendricks Mr and Mrs. ; W
Jenkins. Mrs NJ Fitzpatrick. Mrs
Charrls Schaffer- aud Mr. an'
Mrs +. t. Ward
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l. o d g e Honors
Past Chancellor

Members and friends of Shiloh
Lodge No. IA. X. of r. gave a sur
prise party. honoring Past Cham
cellor Sir II. Meade, at his home
2155 Clinton street.
When Mr. Meade returned home
in the evening. he was pleasant
ly surprised to find group Oh
friends in the living room. enjoy
ing games of various kinds The
idics participated in a donkey
game" prizes being won by MRS
Mary Brown. Airs. Saddlewhite ano
Mrs. James Ward, In the dining
room the men enjoyed a game q
Italian pool. which ended in ti'
between Sir j Ward, Sir Benni'
Moore. and James Brown. Jr
4 delicious repast was served
after which Sir j. w Brown, pre-
sented Sir Mead with the man,
useful gifts from friends.
Sir Meade was elected Chan
cellor Commander in June, 1913.
land was reelected five times re
Itll1ng Jan. l. 1898. ON account q
ILLNESS.
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N E W S FRO M
Y P Sill A N 7 ]

At Browns Chapel A. NJ. +. Pas
tor Williams delivered very
forceful morning message to his
congregation At $3.50 the Willing
Workers Club sponsored pro-
gram which was enjoyed by all
present Mrs. Boswell Is president.
Friday evening at S:15 p. m. the
Usher Board presented the musi-
cal Gem in a recital 10 a very
appreciatiye audience. Don't forget
the State Rally on March 10. at
Browns Chapel.
Second Baptist Church. Rev.
Robertson. pastor. The morning
message was delivered from Matt.
Ii1.2S. 3: 30 the B. Y. i. L. is grow
ing in attendance and much inter-
est is being shown under the lead
ership of Brother Pink Williams.
At 80 the choir rendered their
usual request song service. Bro.
Il. G. Brown is choruster and
Mrs. B. r. Burnett. organist
! Dr " e. Perry and children
visited his mother. Mrs .lancN
Ward Of lnkster. Mich Sunday
Feb "a
! Mrs. lily 'union of Albion
Mich and Nh Lesslie 'TtnyD An
ldersnn were Joined in holy wed
lock Saturday, Feb 23rd by Rev
G. W Carr The couple are a
home to their many friends viii
lhc eroon's parents Elder an,
Mrs " n Anderson rs Frcderici
lslreoi
! Mrs Bcll Of Detroit pcnt th'
necl, cnl VISITING her laughter
Mcsdanus Ethel Ncel, nd Bar
nadcllc Walls Master David iIar
iris William Warren and =. "
Anderson from Camp BitelN Co
$50 Bit,y Mich spent ihe week
Icnd with their parents Mr. James
lAndcrs pn died at his home ON Cen
ter street Tuesday. Feb % at
O'Clock after an Illness OF NV,
weeks following a stroke He was
Civil War Veteran born in Ches-
ter Go. Pa and served in the Civil
War IA months. His funeral was
held Thursday at Second Baptist
Church Rev Garther Robertson
officiated
Social Ten Club met at the home
OF Mrs Gladys Benon last weeA.
This week the club will meet with
Mrs. Bessie Burden
Brown Chapel will hold Mems
IDay program Marcf-s0 at $40 D
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
NRA GRANTS SOUTHLAND MIA; MIA;
Co PERMISSION TO REOPEN
Three Hundred Negro Women
Are Re-Employed :.

,or a short period under modui-
cation of the code for the Cot.on
Garment Industry which provides
for a graduated scale OF wages
that will meet the full rcau.re
ments OF the Code with q period Oh
SIX months.
BY the terms OF this order rs-
commended by the NRA Appeals
Hoard. before which . hearing on
l,he case was held In Washns'on
liaat October at whis an official OF
Tuskexee institute supported tn'
raouest OF the Reliance Manufac
Turning Company. the parent con
Germ with It's main offices IN Cm
cago. tho company agrees 10
Icontinuance Of its piece-worK ra.
which Is the same in all It's eisn
teen plants. north. south and west
no nav a minimum wage OF $40 p
week 10 all its operatives IN u
southland plant regardless OF the
lactual earning capacity. TOT
nerioa of three months; for u
fourth month to pay at least ~ p
cont # the operatives the Coz
minimum of sl2 per wee; Tor U
slNth month to pay so per cent
She operatives the code minim'
of Sle per week and Thereafter
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CHAPTER
PLANS FET E

zsta Chapter. Iota Phi Lamo0A'
MID ,,a meeting OF 1895 sun
a.v afternoon. February io'n. ~
Tho home or soror Collier. Inc
following members In attendance
sorors DeMa Osborn. Amy hsss'
Carrie Mills. 0raycs Bryson. MAI
Inc Broyies and Ines ~'nsne'o'
The illness Of several Of the sorof'
has been responsible for thea
tardines in getting the 1895 pro
gram started earlier. but they ar
OF TO a good start now so watc'
the papers for their announce
: ments OF commins events. An !
door Carnival Is planned 10 o
Igiven II promises to be uniqu
affair.
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NORTH END
SOCIAL NEWS
BY Mrs. VI. l.. Gill
tYS3y (.0ddard

The Little Sisters Art and AID
Club held their initial meeting
Wednesday, Feb. 20. with the
sponsor. Mrs. Elizabeth Bynum.
in Fleming street The member
ship consists of fourteen girls.
from 10 to IA years of age. The
organization is under the super
vision of the State Federation Of
Colored Women's Clubs. and will
be managed by the chairman Of
the Big Sisters Movement Mrs. NJ.
l.. Gill. She thanks the mothers for
their splendid cooperation. Miss
Matte Hunt. one of North Detroits
popular young women, is presi-
dent.
The North End Social Club was
delightfully."- entertained Thursday,
Feb 81. at the home OF Mrs. Hat
tie Johnson. in Dequindre stree.
Plans were arranged for the an
nual spring frolic Mrs. Annie L..
Cook, chairman OF the Health CONF
mittee, made an interesting report.
The club sponsors the various
needs of the Young Girls Athlete
club and the Little Sisters. Mrs
Rose l.. Martin. SOLO Brush street
was hostess on March,. The clut
will present program on Marpl
2l with Mrs. Mayme Diggs
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wade. o
Goddard street. entertained sun
ady. "a. with dinner party hon
oring Mr.. Wade's parents and 2th
, lcr relatives Covers were laid 10
ltfclNe Mrs Ellen Dixon wa
among those present Mrs, Wad
is "A member Of the usher board z
Peace Baptist Church.
Mrs. Elmer l.. Th""Nsras plans
leava Detr~sa,, <cfOn To visit her
. the, l.. G Mcdaniel. " Fl !
posit. Ala and AIRS Robert PEI
IN lson at Birmingham
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nav 90 per cent of the operatives
he code minimum OF sl2 per week
MIN an exemption as specified In
the code u 10 per cent who may pe
classified as learners and SUP
normals. BY these terms the sou'h,
land plant will within periou %
elk months from the time OF re-
snn,ine operations be complying
win the full terms Of the code.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
NJ Montgomery, Alabama Shirt Factory ,, 10
pav $1,000 Weekly As Minimum wages
Shoots M a n Then
Commits Suicide

c, Louis. Mo.--tANPD HENRY
Msh,er white. St. Louis general
AGENT for the Southeastern El
nress company was shot last week
ON a Mobile and Ohio passehse.
,rs,r a, East 81. Louis relay depot
NV an unidentified Negro man VINO
then killed himself -
The body OF the assaiiant was
held for Identification. In pocke'
was letter addressed 70 huoel
bright. Tia Wash street, 81. Louis
NJ, which had been forwarded q
72o South Fourth street. II wa
written In December from Moo'le
Ala. BY Mary Carleton, VINO NJ
a neared from the content 10 =
! pr,ght,s mother He also had In nj
\ pocket a ticket TO Mobile.
4 Mehler. declared he had neVs
3 seen his assailant before. He ''''
: IN St. Louis.
l. The coiored man died ah ho'
4 after the shooting without resa'
a ing consciousness.
10 The two bullets fired s'ru'
h. Mehler in the right shoulder IT"
1; turing the collar bone.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
MISS HELEN BRYANT APPOINTED
STENO IN CITY PHYSICIANS DEPT.

Miss Helen Bryant. who formerly
held clerical position in the Gov
ernors Office at Lansing. recently
received an appointment as
I c II ogr a y h @ + in the
office of the City Physician OF
Detroit The position was made
available through the efforts OF
John c. Dancey. executive direc-
tor OF the Detroit Urban League
and president OF the House OF
Correction.
Miss Bryant is a graduate OF the
local Commerce High School, and
formerly held the position OF Sec
retry in the law firm OF Attorneys
Lewis and Rowlett
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Kersey who were recently Joined
in wcdlock were host and hostess
Il, THE Gang Saturday. Feb l6
Games and refreshments ended a
very pleasant evehing
The Friendship Circles Geo
Washington dance was fine sue
cess: they meet with Mrs Susie
Davis. The X. w C's met with Mrs
Lula Etchinson The next meeting
will be held at the home OF Mrs
Ella Golden. a few of Miss-Serina
Casters friends gathered AZ hel
home Thursday. Feb. 2S to ccle
rhate her birthday 4 very ploasan
evening was spent in games. after
which dainty refreshments were
served Those present were Mr.
Iand Mrs Peter simpson Mr. and
Mrs T. Thompson. Mesdamcs Bur
nctt. Walls, O'Bannon and Miss
Augusta kcrs"y
Master James Caldwell was tax
on TO University Hospital Friday
Feb. %. His father John Caldwell
is improving though still In Hos
pital in Detroit. The other sick are
Mrs. Exilina Starks. Mrs. Mae
Cooper. still remains very SICK
Mrs. clara Jakes is on the sick list
this week
MIR. and Mrs. Samuel Richardson
in company with Mrs. Lillian Per-
~ and Mrs. Cora Ransom spent
Sunday in Detroit. Among things
Of interest they attended was ths
address OF DR.. D'abo's AT u"
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
Club II o | d s
Annual Election

The original Sophisticated Nine
r,,h held It's annual election OF
or,c.rs. Thursday evening Feoru-
.rv 2l. at the home OF Mrs Rosa
uu, OF Milford avenue. The fo'-
lowing officers were elected 10.
N. ensuing year: Mrs. Rosa H'''
| pres,dent Mrs. Hattie Nun's'
secretary: and Mrs. Inca MATT
v,nsf,e,d. treasurer. After I'M
1 election seven changes OF orids
were enjoyed. Mrs. Rosa wa'iac'
capturing the ist prise. win IN
consolation going TO Mrs. SYN
/ Tucker.
A meeting was held last Tnur'
. day at the Y. w. C. A. At ~ni'
time the playing o. Auction brio'
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
Haiti To Choose
N e w Senators

Por, Au Prince. Haiti 'ANP)
Members OF the chamber If de-
putics conycned Thursday to elec'
eleven senator's. replacing an in
surgent group which had opposed
ratification Of "A contract for Haiti
Ito purchase the American con-
lrolied Bank of Haiti a plcbiscite
was held February ~. Ncrwhelm-
iney supporting President Vim
cents effort 10 flec Haiti from
American financial control.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
Ethiopia Agrees T o
Italian Offer

New York CANP) The Associ-
atcd Press reports from Adds
Ababa. capital of Ethiopia. that tn
Ethiopian government had :. an
nounced its acceptance OF i'aiian
proposals for creation oi a neutral
zone along the Ey1hiopian-itaiian
Semaliland boundstry
Swedish and Belgian military
observers new lin Ethiopia are to
aid in the negotiations to settle
boundary disputes.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
ITIIITARIAN ART MD STUDY
STUDY GLIB

Mrs Ionney Baldwin 37' Pa'-
mer WAS hostess to the club lhws
lay Feb = The meeting opened
Ath Tie usual dcvotlnnals ailer
winch an interesting business ses-
sion MAS conducted The hostess
served NmN delicious menn Inc
rrnialndrl 81 lhe evening "'r
spent al bridge
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
HOUSEWIVES
HOLD MEET

rs. wss, side Booker T. wash'
,ns,on Trade Association anu
,,on..~,vsa League held an In
,ares.,ns meeting at their regular
,sssaon las, Thursday night ~ o.
stephen A. NJ e. Church s.an,
,o,a avspus Mrs. Phoenix receives
the award given BY the business
men. Similar awArds are s'e'
each weeh- 49,.
Rev. Charles Hill Ia pres'oe''
OF the Trade Association M.'
Marie Biggs. president OF u
Housewives League
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
MPASA F ALL
TO CONSIDER
STARS WORKS
Magazine Praise e s
Miss Brewers
Acting

Hollywood. calf "A \ P'-
Louise Beavers. who stole pie
mr.r from two of Hollywood 5
greatest film luminaries by her
.unerior acting. would br entitled
10 consideration for the Motion
picture Arts ami science Acadcny
award but she is black
rnal iuaera IS the tragedy Of
her outstanding performance IN
Imitation 81 liz, accordine 20
ta. edlior 1 i HOLLYWOOD film
n,apaline
Yhc cailoh "A Slcehan Writ
nr III thr February CaliiorniH
Graphic magazine says
Actresses nominated for the
noliynood Academy of Motion
Picture Arts ANA Science award
aarur rh, imSt Nrat are Nrar'
Moore Norm Shrarc md claud.
cite Culhci1 Yf n me nudS ~
main rmNsg le'ers lanrd y
iAe Nt-t -ere,n perfsrmancr Ion
1884
i,u IN af te Agmi'inN
4D ft.essan MSS l'eaN'rS
~e black
ew', W Nresttlai'h
Nc~r M4mm> 20 llc il.
p arnn IS lnilauou ol
Iah Na- hy,n eeur'lis acclaim
~ D., rphl and erias as one "'
tg finest pieces pf acting sren "n
ae stage or screen.
III IS doubtful il The tragedy Of
mother love torn by the demand
~ her white daughter TO be given
np that she may be free to live
her own life. has ever been sur
passed
There was no bitterness in
that cynical refusal / can't d. it..
amt no white nanny. II was
delivered with such true nobility
and feeling.
None who sees Imitation OF
ceiebrsuon com Mem
!. and under HE supervision laames
). 1nHnux4nnss1UkzH a.
5se' and thinks about the u"'e.
ress Of racial inequalities can =
o. recognize the human po'e"
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ULTRA MODERN CLUB

The club met on Feb. rs, al the
residence of Mrs. Mary Nation
1O4i F.. Kirby. Following the busi-
ness hour. a delicious salad course
was served. Mrs. Eldora Keller
5S5l BeauMen. was admitted as q
new members.
Mrs X Montgomery is president
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
Elephant Is Victim
of Love for Drink

NeM York Patsy me cl'
dmur is dead "A victim OF ihe
tnun water
HIS demise was reported hN
,lrs Ncllle J pnlnn Of sara
-,ta l'la. onlN wnnan circus
owner. on her return from south
>nrri,s
Water was MS weakness.
Nir> pniton rcminiSrcd "nnd
What capaciiN he had. one
corning nn the trip We fonnd
llc swimming pool dried up
Patsy had been on spree dur
lig lhc night
In Neneznela a scarrli. of WA
fcr developed PATSY sulked be
all>r his 0galon day ration
Mas cut. Soon he became so
weak With longing that he could
anly siagger nj snalls pace.
,nd one day he lay dewn.
sucked up tive pals OF water.
aud died.
And With Patsy gene" con
A-<,- eA 49,
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socIETy OF TWELVE METERS

The club held their usual meet
ing. Wednesday. Feb. 2l. at the
home of Miss Marie Green. 1888
Brush. The business session was
conducted as usual.
The Valentine dance. held FEB.
|14, at River Rouge, was well at
tended by friends from neighbor-
| ing cities. oo
A dainty repast was serve es'
the hostess at the Feb. 2lst EEv
\. ling. anu the z~ander OF
,rg was spent at bridge.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09
Woman Wounded
By Paroled Convict

Texarkansas. Ark.-tA \ P)--
Recently paroled from the Ark
ansas penitentiary where he was
serving term for manslaughter,
Charlie Linson. 26. was put in
Miller county Jail here last Mon
day night after he had received
treatment for pistol wounds incur
red al a dance at the home of Eli
zabetl Brown. in the section of the
town known as Dump Linson
was said 10 have created a distur-
bance at the affir and fired a
couple OF shots al the hostess wh'
returned the fire.
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NmilL pa,r >o,ilI. cItB

c M4, pa, Hl, nnt u the
e,acn,r Il Ay- Ninne Ewn
tb N uH,aeon follow
sn, haipe session
.it nhn ua n Saieday
seW rh $3.50 i ar sar
I pr,eui t rt Neoiihe
'r4e.far uaiH vere Mrs sim
mons N Whumorc MIS- Nun
rAy Mrs Banks Mrs Noliif',
Mfs Brni Mrs MosbN Mrs
Rraaeu. Mrs Davis. Mrs. Cuts
ulfy of the black, as brought cut
hN Louise Beavers.
Her nnlhc Characterization Is
AZ great contribution To the
cause OF her people as that OF
Booker T Washington. in it's way,
even il the Academy of Motion
Picture Arts and Science was not
VET. present aucraneu sssH'0- "sss
Na,,ta nr.rant RaAtricn. -
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-03-09

washington. l.. C.--tANP,--lns
nspu .Sa = n A. announced early IN
nv .ss w..s that the Southland manu-
,ae ,ae,.r,ur ~ company of Monts'msry
Alabama. employing nearly 'h.ss .ss
~,a s...srsd : Negro women in the
nannfacture OF work shirts. WIN
be granted permission 70 w.