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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

WANTED-AUTOMO
ADVERTISER wishes to purchase 1884 or
1855 coupe or sedan; must be reasonable
Ior cash. No dealers. Address Box 255-Z,
Star office.
FORD 1881 convertible coupe or roadster;
must be in good condition and priced
Phone Georgia 1907.
SMALL CABRIOLET. excellent condition:
must De cheap for cash. No dealers. 127
Longfellow st. NV. Georgia 1892.
CASH FOR YOUR CAR. Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars,
Inc, 1920 18th st. NV. De. 1900.
CASH IN S MINUTES!
II car is paid for, will give you
full cash price, or If not paid for,
will pay of balance and give you
cash difference. Decatur 1890.
SEE MIR. BARNES. 1729 18th st.
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rubber clean interior. fne motor. Priced
low at S197. Keep Rollin' with Nolan.
Nolan Motor Co III 18th st NV,
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CHEVROLET 1882 roadster. S257: Motor
in Al condition. good paint and tires. A
right. See 1t today at Nolan Motor Co.
USed-Car Stadium. 18th and NJ SITS. NV.
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CHEVROLET 1894 station wagon. 1887.
Has had very good care and Is ready to
give real dependable service: motor and
general condition throughout Al. Nolan
Motor Co. USed-Car Stadium. 18th and
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CHEVROLET 1881 de luxe sedan: 6-wheel
equipment. trunk rack. excellent mechani-
cal,y. fine rubber and Spotless interior.
Economical family car that's priced low
at S249. Lee D. Butler Inc. 1888 Conn.
ave Phone District OIlO
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FORD 1880 roadster: new paint, OK.
RolIin with Nolan. Nolan Motor Co.. Iii
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CHEVROLET 1882 convertible sedan Just
out OF the paint shop and the motor. top.
upholstery and rubber have been checked
to give 1000 service; 5000. Lee D. Butler,
Inc ll3S Conn. ave District OllO
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CHEVROLET 1885 master sedan, knee
action, IKE new; cost $500 o our price,
$3.50; terms If desired. See Mr.. Barnes.
i 700 18th st Phone Decatur 1920.
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CHEVROLET 1882 sport roadster Here IS
Canary yellow hnsh. red wire wheels tires
like new motor perfect. Pohanka Service,
1l26 Goth ST. NV. Phone District 9141.
chanical condition: fine rubber. excellent
appearance in every detail. Truly a real
value. and easy to buy at S43 DOWN and
Irving st NV. Phone Adams 54l1.
CHEVROLET 1888 master 2-door sedan:
won at carnival; $3.50. cash only. 1l13
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FRANKLIN 1881 phaeton new top. paint
and tires; motor in excellent condition.
Bargain at 1895; c. C. C. guarantee.
National 1900 -S
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| CHEVROLET 1888 convertible coupe, ex-
cellent black paint. new top. good tires.
| very low mileage. motor perfect; C. c. C.
guarantee; S425 Capitol Cadillac. 1922
| 22nd NV. Phone National 1900.
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FORD 1888 Tudor. 1866. One owner; low
mileage A real buy 1901 M NV.
Phone Decatur 5540, Wisconsin Motors.
FORD 1882 VS. sedan. original finish like
new very good tires. dandy motor; clean
throughout and easy to buy at S53 DOWN.
balance is easy. Addison Chevrolet, l437
Irving st NV Phone Adams 54lI.
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CHEVROLET 1894 coach: excellent condi-
ton throughout; 30 days guarantee; easy
terms S4a5. Call Mr.. Parker. Dist 1900.
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FORD 1894 de luxe Fordor sedan; 5000
miles, perfect, cheapest in town; teacher
going Europe; terms. Col. l52. evenings.
FORD 1890 coupe; in excellent mechani-
cal condition; new paint and new tires.
Only XltiA: easy terms. l4Ol Pa. ave. sc.
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| CHEVROLET 1898 master de luxe sedan;
| equipped with radio; less than $500 miles,
| Dealer will gtve new-car guaranty. Must
be sold quickly and can arrange TO take
essary Cal Mr.. Crook. North O423 or
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CHEVROLET 1881 sedan ok motor. fine
rubber and spotless interior; Easy to- own
| at S4S DOWN and balance is easy. Addi-
| son-Chevrolet, 1437 Irving st. NV. Phone
Adams Ball
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CHEVROLET 1885 coach. new master de
luxe; black Duco finish. cream wheels: run
$50 miles new-car guaranty. special
terms and trade Bargain. Apply H. Ro-
seminal. Mandell Chevrolet. 18th and Good
Hope I'd Sc Phone Atlantic 44OO.
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FORD 1881 sport roadster. $149. A real
bargain. Wisconsin Motors. 29Ol M NV.
Phone Decatur hh4n
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run less than 900 miles: will sacrifice for
quick sale: will consider old car in trade.
| Call Mt. Burcheu Lincoln A0R1-
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CHEVROLET 1882 de luxe sedan. S345.
Six wheels and tires. renewed motor; paint.
tires and upholstery all OK Trade and
easy terms. l. P. Steuart Inc, 1925 14th
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FORD 1884 coach. S475. Excellent me-
chemically and in appearance, low mileage
and is one of our many bargains. Your car
in trade and easy terms. l.. p. Steuart.
Inc, 1928 14th st. NV.
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CHRYSLER 1898 six sedan. 1878. Care
fully checked in our shop and is In Al
condition throughout. all good tires. Trade
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BUICK 1888 model 81 sedan. beautiful
black finish. s wire wheels, 3 very good
spotiess interior and well worth $685..
Emerson Orme. 18th and NJ SITS. NV.
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FORD 1892 VS. roadster. S2s7. A snappy-
looking little car. with q motor that's
ready for many miles OF good, dependable
service; good paint Job and tires Nolan
Motor Co. Used-Car Stadium. 18th and
M SITS. NV.
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| CHEVROLET 1898 master de luxe 4-door
| sedan: driven 3. 500 miles. like new Fair
| price to any one wanting to save on new
| car purchase. CO. umbia 0S00. Apt. 400.
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DE SOTO 1895 Air -Streamed 4-door sedan:
new plate glass demonstration. 4 1000
miles, less than. $3.50. Lyon Village Motor
sales. .6ll Lee Highway. Lyon Village, Va.
Phone Clarendon 1925
DE, SOTO 1885 custom sedan S499. Lyon
village Motor Sales, 2611 Lee Highway
Lyon Village. Va. Phone Clarendon 1925
DODGE 1888 sedan that I can highly
recommend. I will take small trade and
arrange for easy terms by calling MT.
Kitchen. Decatur 1910.
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CHEVROLET 1882 landau phaeton. orig
inal paint. new leather. AL mechanical
condition: S345. Lyon Village Motor
Sales, 2611 Lee Highway Lyon Village,
Va Phone Clarendon ITo5
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-22
St John c. M. E
Conducts Campaign
For Church Repairs

A campaign to raise funds for
conducting extensive repairs at ST.
John G. NJ. T.. Church, OF which
Rev. \. w Clark is pastor is now
in progress. Members and friends
are manifesting keen interest in
the drive
A special meeting in interest OF
the movement will be held Sunday.
June 23 at which time a large
Attendance is expected. Among the
participants on program will be
he Gospel Choir OF St John and
NE Girls Jubilee Club OF Missis-
sippi. These singers Will render
soveral selections at the IL o'clock
hcur.
The final Afternoon musicale,
pansored by the three choirs OF
hs church. will be featured at
}@0 O'Clock
AZ $50 p. IN. the Thcus Singers
will furnisA the music The public
is cordially invited to all Of these
services.
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Governor Of Pa.
Signs E q u a l
Rights B i'll
Continued from page /

continued from page J
'iutel Association got busy and
members Of the House and Senate
were swampcd with petitions. urg
'nR the defeat OF the bill. The pleas
iell on deaf ears and the bill was
.'assed by both bodies with the sup
porr OF Republican and Democratic
members.
With the passage OF the bill the
efforts OF the hote, men and other
opponents were directed toward
ne governor and at the same time
uvssure was continued on In,
senators and representatives tc
such an extent that at the time the
Governor was afffixing his sigma
,nre 10 the bill cnacting II into a
'nw. noth legislative bodies had
adoptc. resolution recalling the
~ Under the law. howeyert no
II that has been signed hy the
governor can be recalled.
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LUCY THURMAN ANCH
NV. c. A. NOTES

Mexico-gay and colorful-with
It's jashing young bloods dark-eyed
senoritas romantic sons rhyth-
mic tangoes and plunkirg guitars
will be brought to Lucy Thurman
Pranch Y. ". G. A. Thursday,
.IuEe 27, at o'clock in stupepd-
Gus Mexican Night entertainment
sponsored by the SERA. Spanish
class and their teacher s. II. Louis
This is rare show you will not
want 10 miss
The best talent from Dctroit's
Mexican colony will appear on the
program in dances and songs. in-
cluiing Senor Jose Alfaro and
Senorita Alicia Cabrera who Will
'lo their fast moving tango number
IN brilliant naive costumes. This
is rare opportunity To see he
music and folk lore of Mexico
The program also includes MeM-
can and Spanish songs by the
Spanish class. Everybody is in
,ited Complete information and
tickets may be secured al Lucy
Thurman Branch V W. c. A.
While everybody has been relax
ing in the heat wave Premier
Home makers AT Lucy Thurnai,
Branch v W c. A. have been busy
rs bees getting the finishing touch
rs on the roof garden 1t was the
Grand idea of Mrs Estellc Hawkins.
rosiaent Of the club and her fell
low club members to furnish this
charming roof top with porch far.
nilurc this winter 10 see what they
could do about IT, Their infectious
enthusiasm spread 10 'hcir friends
who entered whole heartedly into
he benefit projects which the club
sponosrei, with the result that the
rder for the awning was placed
last week and it Is to be up by
June 21 The IIonemakers are now
planning an afternoon card party
Tor Thursday. June 20. and every
one is invited. A bit later in the
summer when all the furnishings
arc in place there is TO be grand
evening opening Of the root
garden. More about that later.
Miss Maude Morris has such ar
interesting program Of activitie:
llinci up for older girls and wo
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Detroit Girl
Weds Star Uniu. of
Mich. Athlet g
Miss Odessa Dunlap
And Franklin T. Lett
Speak Vows


MRS. ODESSA DUNLAP LETT.
popular and talented Detroit girl.
Is receiving showers OF congratu-
lations from friends following the
announcement OF her marriage 10
Franklin #. Lett, OF Battle Creek.
famous football and basket ball
tar Of the University OF Michigan.
The wedding took place In La
Grange. Ind March 2. 1885 and was
attended by Thad Dennis Of Ann
Arbor a friend OF the young cou-
pie.
The pretty bride Is popular
among Detroit's younger circle.
hcing student et the Detroit TN
srituie Of Nj steal Art. and having
formerly been an employee at the
Lucy peurmil Y. w G. a
Mr.. Lett, who is junior OF L Il
NJ, is one OF the outstanding aih-
letes OF the race. During the pre-
sent summer he is employed at the
Ford Motor Plant but Will resume
his studies at Ann Arbor in the
fall.
The young couple are happily
domlciled at G392 Hartford avenue
and are at home to their friends.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-22
University Prof.
Addresses Group
On Fascisn,

Chicago. Ill.-(ANP)--The an
nuaI Lecture Tea sponsored by
lambda Chapter OF the Delta Sig
ma Theta Sorority has become one
Of Chicago's cultural institutions.
and recurs I'M each succeeding
year with increased credit. Last
Sunday NJ Ida Moves ITal' on fc
Chicago University Quadrangle.
more ,hln three hundred attc.Ged
nolta's ''h aunua' Lecture a
Those nrss,i' ve'c L-ivileged e.
hear The distl lguished nuthor-lec-
turer rrcdolirls Schdni1n. Assoc.-
ate Prof frs.,r Of Political Srrc,
al the niJersity OF Chicago. *
hanst the subject Of Fascisn anil
Race Relations. and his spell
bound audience 'hnnderei pro-
longed and appreclative approval
bringing tha political savant again
and again TO his feet. Janet Gofj
presided AMI Elise Harris intro
ducci the speaker.
Prof. Schuman pointed out, Ease
Is n. Is In control IN japan Italy
and Germany. II exists in embryo
elsewhere II was pointed out that
Kin Klux Klanism and Fascism
are almost indistInguishably SINH
liar. Both are instances OF mass
madness resulting from feelings OF
IN. ecu hy. inferiority and frustra-
tion. Both pcrpetuate the myth oi
race purity and OF superior
race. Roth outrage AMI persccute
minority groups and both seek to
perpetuate the power Of those al
ready In control, Fascism guards
the interests OF the landed aristo'
cracy and industrialist as opposed
TO those of labor.
At the close of the Lecture Sor
ors and their guest gathered In tn
lounge for music and tea Mariett
Hall was the pianist of the occa
sion, pleasing the audience wit
| her brilliant execution and y
beauty Of. one OF her own comps
sitIons. Little groups enjoyed chat
with the speaker and friends Will
slipping tea. The Sorors Helen Har
ris. Roma Lawson, Lois Ross an
Alberta Simms gracod the beauti
fully appointed table.
| The guest list included names
we'll known and outstanding IL
community life.
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while here.
II was really a pleasure and q
new experience to me to tlk per-
sonally to the most charming and
fascinating woman OF the spot
lights" of today.
A request number so greatly de-
manded at the dance was "Roclxin'
ain Rhythm TO Mrs. Armstrong;
and our regret. she did not have
the music with her. She promised.
however. that the next time she ro-
turns to Detroit she will play II as
often as we wish.
Mrs. Armstrong hopes TO return
to our city in the near future. and
we all hope 1t will be very soon.
Loads Of luck to you, Mrs. Arm
strongl
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-22
WHEREFORE ALUMNI HOST
TO H. S. STUDENTS AT
YOUTHS CONGRESS

The Observation-Disclosures Alumni
are efforts TO contacts all the
high school students of Detroit.
In their widespread program in
interest of their Alma Mater.
The Wilberfrce Club invite all
local high school students to at
tend the sess OF the Youths Con-
gress at ST. Stephen A. M. f..
Church. Stanford and Cobb, We'd
nesday. June 20. at 1880 D. m.
when President n. II. Wright, OF
Wilberforce will be the guest
speaker.
Attorney Henry Sweet. Jr..
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-22

men at the Lucy Thurman we don't
see how anyone can stay away
from there this summer. Every
Tuesday and Thursday from Z to
s o'clock gym is offered and again
Jon Friday from to there's tap
dancing and folk dancing Swim
ming on Tuesday and Thursday
from $50 to o'clock and from
$ TO $3.50 O'Clock after the gym
classes.
Such energy. The Triple Octan
club started out at $3.50 o'clock
Wednesday morning for a hike and
brca kfast parry and got back all
cpped up for he days work. Any
one else inieres' ed in before-brcak-
fast hikes siould comm,ihcate
with Miss norris at the Branch
Stay-at-Home camps at Lucy
Thurman Branch opened on Tues
day morning. A complete program
OF camp activities in the Branch
building is offering TO girls from
10 to l6, This is a grand chance 10
learn to swim and play tennis and
do all the interesting crafts and
activities that are offered in an
out-of-town camp.
Airs. Katie Cheaiham's millinery
and flower making display at the
Recreation Exhibit at kern's few
weeks aEo attracted so much at
tcniion that seven white women
whW arc assisting With SERA class
es al Narims recreation centers
hne come into the class 10 take
lspecial instruction in millinery and
flower making from Mrs Cheath-
am This group meets every We'd
ncsday and Thursday and Friday
from 2o to 1916 o'clock ana
eeaiu ON Thursday and Frtlay
lFfen 9:3q 10 q Mrs Meininger.
lniece Of Supt Of schools Frank
Ecdy who teaches at ST Clair Cen
tier is one Of the enthusiastic pu-
pills. Through the interest of the
Board OF Education Elizabeth
Lawrence aud Mrs Grace Dcmers
of Kronk Center and Mrs. George
Dreamer and daughler Barbara. are
members of the class.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-22
Mrs. Louis Arm
strong Interviewed
BY Local Reporter
BY Lucille Bower

When Mrs. Louis Armstrong,
popular musical artist walked
gracefully into the ladies' lounge
at the Graystone Ballroom Mon
day night during the intermission
all eyes turned her way.
She was very charming In her
unusual gown of lowered satin
material OF blue. red and yellow
flowers on white background. The
ldress was cut low In the back with
red shoulder straps sleeveless. with
a slit in the back OF the skirt:
over the slit from the hip line
down was flap reaching the
floor. With this she wore blue
sandal slippers with red. Her
hair was worn medium bob and
waved,
Mrs. Armstrong sat down to
rest herself and my first thought
was 10 interview her as II was my
first opportunity TO do such an in
tercsting Job. l hardly knew where
10 start. After the usual "How-do-
you-do" II love your band" and
admiring her dress. began asking
questions.
DO you like playing in Detroit"
I asked.
II love playing here" Mrs. Louis
Armstrong eaid. "The people are
10 kind and nice to me; and / have
many friends here"
Mrs. Armstrong admitted that
she was tired and quite busy see
ing friends and answering aues-
tlops every spare moment. She is
residing at the Norwood Hotel
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preresident OF the Alumni Associa-
tion urges every Wilbcrforcian
and all sympathizers of the insti-
tuition, TO contact as many high
school students as possible and ex-
tend them personal invitations 10
hear DR.. Wrights' address
Following the program, Wednes-
day evening, the high school stud
ents present will be the guests Of
wiiberforce Alumni, at a socia
function.
Miss Condell Tondee is chaimar
OF the publicity committee.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-22
Bride-Elect Names
Wedding Attendants


Miss Erma Streater. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Streater OF
scotten avenue. who will wed
George Leroy Thomas. June 80 has
chosen her bridal attendants as
follows: Mrs. Berdel\S. Pryor. sis
ter OF the bride-elect, matron OF
II n r; bridesmaids - Alwilma
Adams. Helen +. Taylor, Ellery
Cochran; Evelyn Thompson and
Violet Banks.
The ceremony will be read at
Hartford Avenue Adventist Chu-cn.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-22

one of the II ost elaborate and
largely attended dances Of the
spring season. given by members
of the younger Set was that
sponsored last Thursday night at
the Lucy Thurman Y. w. c. A., by
the Ever-Loyal Girl Reserves, hon
oring high school graduate mem
bers of their organization.
Among the many young people
who enjoyed the affair were: d.
Mae Carson Frank Pooel, Marion
Dunbar; George Dunbar; Albert
Wallace; Leonard Andrews; Joe
Andrews, Gertrude Andrews;
Ulysses NJ. Boykin; Vincent Max
well. vernell Watson; Arthur
Thompson Mary Penick; Parker
Penick; Norman and Vivian Lew
is: Spencer Carey, Ellen Jane
Burton; Alice Coote; Kathleen and
Grove Coote; Doris Johnson; Hen
nv Anderson; william Rutland,
Harold Bailor. Ruth Bankhead {;
James Scott. Mary Elizabeth Ell
kins: Emmetta Moten; Lottie
stocker, Clarence Arnold; Lowell
Locke: Mary Virginia Graham;
Lillian Mimms: Robert Truman;
Whitfield Reayes; Wilson North
cross. George Mckenzie: Theodo-
sIa and william Patrick; Leila
Iounzie; Lenei Harberd; Pete
Cassey: Stanley Langston; Ed
ward Harris. Jetawyn Solomon'
Juanita jackson, Eugene Gillard'
Douglass Tbs; George Higgins
Randall Evans, Lillian brown
Louise and Lourine MOSS; Bryie
Anderson, Bon Davis; Carroll
Evans; Alithia and Harriet Taylor
June and Dorothea Petitoru,
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-22
EXCELSIOR HARMONY SINGERS
ON TOUR

The Excelsior Harmony Sing
ers, OF Detroit, under direction OF
Mrs. Leola Mea Harris, 6126 Beech
wood avenue, left Thursday MORN
ing. June 6, on an extended con-
cert tour in the East. including
the states Of New Jersey, Penn
sylvania, and New York.
The singers of the group con-
sist OF the following
First and second soprano-Mrs.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-22
BEAUTY
HINTS
cREAM LACE Is KIND
By Nina Temple

II your face has lost the first
fair flush of youth and shows
some OF the ear-marks off time. he
ware Of ever wearing pure whi,o
next TO it. Always choose n cream
color instead You will find that
cream lace worn next to the face
is always kind as 1t softens the
complexion and takes years away
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-22
ITPAYS TO ADVERTISE
USE OUR CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
Girl Reserves Honor
Graduates at Dancing Party

Alonzo Pettiford: Evelyn Norris;
Dorothy Smith; Roscoe and Gladys
Jones, Louis Hempfield; Edward
Carson; Juanita Hobbs; Margaret
Matthews; Freda Johnson: Doro-
thy Miller; Mary Hemphill;
Frances Raiford; Mary Sellman:
Sarah Hall, Marie Wright; Ella
Jones; Jane Carson; Marion Por-
ter; Florence Roebuck. Mildred
Johnson. Louise Strong and Sadie
Proctor and Robert Matthews.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-22
Texas Club To Be
Formed In Detroit

A group OF former Texans re-
siSing I'm Detroit. are planning to
organize a Texas Club. They in
vite all Texans who are interest
ed. to attend a meeting to be held
Sunday afternoon. July z, 3:30
o'clock, at 1886 Russell street.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-22

Blanch Murphy. Mrs. John Hinton,
Mrs. b. II. Oglette, and Mary
Williams; contralto-Mrs. Laura
b. Bryant, Mrs. Priscilla Wright,
Mrs. Lillian Abel. and Mrs. Doro-
thy Dean; first and second tenor
Charles Morrow. Joe Saffold, Ed
Silver. K. N. Williams, and VIII
lam Sparks; fret tnd second bass
John Hinton, Neal Wc. Aaron
Smith, and George Mcqueen
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-22

Father Announces
Daughters Wedding

James Witherspoon announces
the marriage OF his daughter, JAMIE
Mae to Charles Hudson the we'd
ding and reception taking place at
the Wltherspoon residence. 1851
HUDSON avenue. Saturday evening
June 10.
t'- and Mrs. Hudson are now
residing at Stephens Manor COOL
Hartford avenue.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-22
Dehas
Feature Series Of
Lecture Programs
SOCIAL
NOTES

Mr.. and Mrs. p. Ford. 1341 Ben
ton street. will leave on June %.
TO visit her mother, Mrs. j. II. Pat
terson. at Birmingham, Alabama;
also Rev. j. I'll. Ford. at Montgom-
cry; and II. B. Ford at Tuskegee.
They will likewise visit friends at
Union Springs, Ala.
The many local frfIends OF Miss
Gwendolyn Charleston. charming
daughter OF Dr. and Mrs. James
A. Charleston are jubilant over
her return home for the summer
She spent very profitable and
pleasant year at Fisk University.
The "spring prom" of Delta
Sigma Theta Sorority was enjoyed
by large number OF Detroiters,
Wednesday evening June -. at
Alger Club Rooms 1921 Wood
ward avenue.
Ulysses w. Boykin, well-known
local newspaper representative
and member OF the younger set
left Monday night in company with
Rev. r. L. Brady. for Dayton,
Ohio to attend the Baptist S. S.
convention.
Miss Bessie Mason 9iO Mt. Yer
non avenue. was hostess at "A party
nven Sunday night. in honor Of
Miss Louise Wilson. of Melbourne
avenue. Miss Wilson left Tuesday
morning accompanied by her sis
ter. Mrs. John H. Burns to attend
1.-THE Baptist Sunday School conven.
tion in Dayton, Ohio.
A fashionn show and dance vii
be given by the local Branch n. A
A. G. r.. Friday night, June 2S a
i McCollester Hall Many beautifu
, models will he presented in review
w s4.--.-
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-06-22
WEST SIDE GOLDEN KEY CLUB

The West Side Golden Kew Club
met with Mrs. Anna Jones. 635S
Hartford avenue June Z. A brief
business session was held after
which tasty menu was served.
The club also met with Mrs.
Annie Jones 5937 Begole June ii.
Miss jeanette Kincard 561 Med
bury will entertain ;he club June
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