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Auto Service

AWsrIeap Auto WrseksrS 227S 8 uW.....DE ~ ~
Band Auto Service reat 1891 L NV Al 9 9S3S
Buddy Mart Super Ser S240 Prospect ~ SSS oc6
Nenry Poole 1343 II 80 ~! s seTS
crosses Auto Service 1884 9Th nv 9 9Ss0
6aertner's Auto Service rear 719 N Csp - a<SSS
IameS Murphy 1909 N NV 81 s sSIs
RaVbesfes Brake Service SIT N Az " s so!S
watts Garage rear 1927 0 Nv w VIZ"
I3th 81 GARAGE, = c willie 1909 18Th ~ ~. .oaa
Teathorstono eerV AnaIs 1905 N aV ~ S SSCS
quo o'aSS o"s.,s 1eSi i9th M NO $3.50
Johnson Auto RapeS Se1s Ga ~ NV ~ sooS
Lambert Auto Service 1913 LIST ns..".; e.S ~
3 Auto Glass Shop 1903 - .'.'I'n S0r 80
Call Carl Inc Ga Fl NV ~ eenrSS
MID CITY Auto Co WIVs KRIsht III 18Th S oy2T
McCOmas OIdSmObIlS Ser rear 1919 IL Ms SSSst
Modern Auto Body WkS 2115 VI nv go. Ms ~
National Auto Too Co 2118 II NV 80. DE ~ ~
No WashnVtoR 81 Garage Alex VS.'.H.I.nXx KY KY
PhJIID TOIsoR 1901 nv -. ~ III III
2srstar's Amfo Wash S0a 2h4n Ga ~ v" y" 90
W Pratt Scientific Brake Ser 1922 M NV MA S@'O
BATTERY SERVICE
DIsH gas Q EIee Co 1927 Goth NV NE O3SS
eIHeII & Glover Bat& EIse Ser 2606 Pa AZ WE 2"'O
GARAGES
Conrad earass 1922 Eve st nw.........sT VIZ
WELDING
Day wsIdTns Co 50 Sumner Ct nw....'.NA 1891
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Moving & Storage

AII.StatO Transfer Co local long dist 81 S72s
Jobs booked daily-PhilS. N. T., BsslSa
9 4 W Transfer Co l342 " ct nv NO 1854
Call Iaeksono Express Co 1929 " d Nv 20 1898
Curtis Transfer 1910 ct NV . 80. De ASS
Davis Transfer Co 1878 Fast CAP a., u 1857
EsaI0 Transfer Co 1873 O d nO 800. NO 66A2
GOrdoH'S 1899 18th At nv .PO 23S0
MuIIens Trans storage 20lO eth -. NO $3.50
Neal Samuers Express 1851 goth nv ME 6S6S
Reliable Local MoVIRa 222 d IL 6I37
Ro0ero Transfer 1858 B It no 800. IL 9775
G D SWOffOrd 1919 5th NV .......OE 0I90.l
Re- uers Transfer lO13 Az ,,,,,. NE 9775
sprIn0s 4 sons 606 ~ nW. ..,...ME 8S2A
Walker 1922 nth NV ......sOE ASS
MOTOR FREIGHT
Red Line Inc sos r I ave no ........P0 1859
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Ace Gun Z LOeksmIth 11l3 Eye ct nv NE ss37
Edison Gun Z Key Shop o04 18th nW
Emergency Auto Keys 7O6 5th st nv -. 81 1871
lacks Lock Z Key She's IT'S 18th nv Ma S91s
FreeIand sos D st NV ......... NE 500
Try No Lock CO 22ll l4th nV ....,..,. Dc 3877
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Beauty Salons

Agnes Marie Sll4 18th NV. .Ap ~ ~
Aids Beauty Salon 1858 BladenbR I'd ne ~ SS2o
AReIIR's Beauty ShOpp0 ISIS IA ct NV ~ !UUssSSSS
Arde Beauty Shop 2908 IA st NV .C0 !U SSTS!
6efty's Beauty ParIOF 1883 Col I'd NV CO sHSzII
C0sNetIgue Beauty ShoP S151 Mt PIT nv " ~. a.Mn
CosmoROltan Beauty Shop SGT 10th ct Nv SS 9S
Curtis Beauty Salon 941s IA nv ~ S ~"
DouIphaR Beauty Shop Doniphan og. Aiex ~
Earle Beauty Salon 521 10 nv ......o.ME S SSSSSS
Esther's Beauty Salon 849 H rs ...a...I! SS SS
EjoresteVIe Beauty Salon sos 81 ue.....L S9 2S
SaorIeI ,. t"tS SUrIo- coma "a NV co $3.50
Ee" T, Ss;.S,...;nS sSior GI0 il NV, Of 5567
ys ~ S.Insa 1910 Tcnn Az " NO 1854
W.. = i"Isa uaISdressina 1872 a d nv NE $3.50
Lillian CFameP l1lS 18th NV -! UUSSSSSS
WaFlNeIlo Approved Shop 1908 u nv. o o9SS
O0liylO sisters 1920 Conn az MA 0SoU
PARK Central Beauty Shop 1900 r nv W. USSV
Ruth VItalO Beauty Salon 1106 W Az NV ~ oSzo
WOodburn Beauty Salon 1888 Col 70 .GV OSoS
coLoREO
Acme Bsauty Salon o ct Ow......... Nc ' SSss
81 Lao Beauty salon 1911 st NV NE $3.50
FIemlna Beauty ShOpEe 1914 St NV NO 634S
NeIen'S Beauty Salon 800 % w me 4Ig3
La Law SS'O Beauty I shOUss 7O4 ss uv.6E s!.!
"a Val Beauty Salon 1911 You nv DE 5S6S
MarIOnstts Beauty Shop 1913 You nv NO SSIS
Roberta's Beauty Salon SIS Fla ave NV NO IOsU
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Real Estate-Serviee

WANTED TO BUY REAL ESrATE
g Duty 1924 Vermont ave nv. ma ~
Boswell. Brasurs Co 923 18th nv D! 6.i3
! Wesley Buchanan INC pig 18TH n"''''' ~ ia
Robt / McKeeVeF Co shoreham bldg. ma wy wy
Weaver Bros Washington bldg u S@O0
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Professional Services

CoIOnIo Irrig Physiotherapy MassOuSO. 80. Dl SOI
Esst HurfS Tmn,oyed Locke method Of 6A09
Or n W harris Dentist 1919 You ct nv NO ziS2
NJ i p EsSneIs Dentist 1924 18th NO 563S
A Ismse linn I've No acalD sDeciaIist Of S2AO
= ".khaTf MSsseuSo III0 18th q nv MA SS63
nr McCisEsn Nasseur Kresge bldg OF 04I2
Or Nelson tspecialistO IO4 Sth e aW Treatment
free One weeks medicine 81 90 ~,as
Wash Business Bureau 226 Bond BLDG W UI5S
Or W Cameron Foot Spec 1884 o NV NO S4Sz
PERSONALS
Alice Jackson Masseuse Restful Treatment y 3O!S
Paris Evans Day Nursery Permit 6l3 u 1099
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Specially Shops-FurEiers

Doll Hospital 1101 18th nv .......ME 2!92
shin 1 Dress Hospital TIA 9th ~ ..P0 0S7t
CASH REGISTERS
Cares A p Registers Forms 927 18th NV ~ !SS1
National Cash Rsglster Co 1908 OW MA 1875
TURNER'S
Little America Fur Shoe 2sOS 14sh Nv. az s;e.
Joseph RoeHdorf ST. 18th nw.........NA WiS
ZIrkI1 & sons sol l4th OW ........ME ais
HATS
Rertha Hat SHOP One Price 1888 Conn ~ 40 0ASs
LEATHER GOODS
W KInR 5ll 18th NV .o.....NA %z4G
SPORTS SHOPS
Gers Bicycle Repair S535 III SVO.. .OE 3zsS
UNIFORMS
CapltaI Uniform Co 1908 st NV MA 7ssS
Cleaning, Remoding, Repairing
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COLORED-SEE THESE

HERALD MODEL HOMES
425 North jackson St.
Ashton Heights. Clarendon, Va
$3.50
Attractive Terms. Open Daily
Every prospective home should view its dis.
tinctiVe design and features Of construction as
standard by which to gauge any home Offering.
Out Wilson Bdv., to N. Jackson Street: one block
beyond monument in center Of Clarendon then LETT
about four blocks to home.
BOSS and PHELPS
S2O5 N. Washington Blvd.
Clarendon. Va, walnut 1918
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A MOST DESIRABLE AND
ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL
IN NEW HOUSE

Located in an excellent and rapidly
developing home section Of Chevy Chase.
lust west of Wisconsin Ave. On lot
1875 feet deep with garage to match
the home Four rooms on first floor:
large porches, garden and beautiful
shrubbery. Vacant, Price only SS.SoO'
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A Big Corner Home In
FOXHALL VILLAGE
Americas Smartest Colony
AR Enrliah Grnnn HOmeR

Spacious beautiful. all-brick Eliza
bethan residence in community OF un-
excelled charm, just 3 lilo miles from
White House Vacant in Immaculate
condition. Nine rooms; bedrooms. ,
baths; study; automatic heat; 2-car
built-in garage: lovely garden and ter
race porch. One of the most desira BILE
homes in city. Priced right. BOSS 3
PHELPS NAT $500.
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Charles srOomO e14 = Ct nO.........AT $50
Call Sutton, reg plumber 1909 NV .....NO 1855
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OPEN DAILY

1900 UNDERWOOD ST. N. ".
Beautiful homes of bedrooms and
baths large recreation room. tWo-car 90
tached brick garage. on paved alley. I'm
ished attic. large rear ward.
VIM. H, SAUNDERS CO., INC.
l61Q ST N. W DlSIRlCI 1Ol0
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PRINTING & Engraving

Aun.v OIL Burner Core 'ss 18th " NV MA sos'
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Oil Burners
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Schools & Colleges

SSUUUTS y SVIUSSSS
Beatrice Seymour Goodwin Voice 1905 q WI 2S49
Boyds SehOoI Of Sect 1888 B st nv va 2S42
Columbus University 1923 18th nv De SAAS
Miss Floods kindergarten 1922 Mass ave nv ,.
Nat School Meeh Dentistry 1901 9 ct nv MA !Og2
Poteets Business CoIlege 18th & Eye St0 "a ~ .
StanfIeld Sect SehoOl no 14th nv ~ I oSS
Southeastern University 1888 @ Ct Nv Ma S2S3
Whitmore Sect SchoOl 1910 b ct NV me 606I
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Home Insulation
Plumbing-Heating

Mud.on suDDIy Co It'll and T 't' u'....,Pc 4I2
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Funeral Directors

FUNERAL DIRECTORS
jos . Bailey Co 227 ct NV 70 4S43
Cornish { Cornish 2121 10th nv 20 3734.2770
Moons Funeral Home 1922 q Ct NV. NO 1855
John 7 Rhines & Co 9O1 3rd Ct sw......ME G220
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g. Investment.

Chas } sarthoImsv els 10th NV MA 1Ise
Capitol View Watch ShOp 2O4 IL -. Il $3.50
DefibauQh Eye Glasses 81 st NV me 3646
Lsvens01 "Your JsWsIsr'' 1920 Pc ~ nv NA 9645
wOs6y i42l 80 & :, NV ,.,.-, NO G.I. -
Philip Sures Co 14O4 N 7 ~ uw NE 1854
The Watch Shop. 722 nth NV
L Weber 213 Pa ave 60 u A2S5
ELECTRIC CLOCK REPAIRING
COIumbIa JeweIry Shop 1884 Col I'd NV co 70SI
SILVER-NIcKEL PEATINe
D c Plating & Polishing Co 80 L st nv MA S57A
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Electrical Service

Fearing cleo Co 1888 18th nv CO l4258.M
KUehIInS LocksmIth cleo 4th ne II 279S
I4th st Electric Shop 1901 l4th uw co I037e
Reliance Radio Co 1881 Ct ..... NE HIl
Regal EIe0 Co $40 UpshuF st nW .... co 8S9l
y Smith 929 Howard I'd 90 ...... ~ 6023.R
Warren 1905 N st nv :...... NA 666S
r Watson Co CO 0A68 eve At 2l20.W
TurbervIIIe Inc l729 Conn AZ NO 1907
Kent white e. Cent 500 King & Alsz Va Tel
WhItIR0 & HerrIty 1908 9th nw...... " 1882
Geo 6 WormjeV 547 Fla ave NV ...... NO 0eIS
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Beverages & Liquors
A Q Liquor Co 1905 Columbis I'd 0W. .AD $500
Ace Beverage Co 2442 Is NV .AD 1850
Ambassador Beer 4 LIaueP 2465 10 nW CO 1870
Ambrosis OeIIeateSSsn IL & Ella ~ uW NO 202S
Cairo LIuUor ShOp 1918 II Nv NO 97l2
cosfs'a ConfeefIonerV 344O nth nv CO 7I43
: n L I0Ior Storo S2la Nj Pleasant co 1870
Hymans Liquor shop s125 Mt Pleasant co 1883
IaffS IIouor store 20l q NV :. OF I7A2
o.ko i0uor store l43O Fla Az 10 ~ TIA
NuIherIn;s LI0Uor StoFe II q NV ME 1915
PiVer'8 OelIcatesseN Z Liquor $500 IL nv co I0tIS
Plaza Wine 4 Liquor Store T05 Cap We 9S!S
Reid'S Liquor Store 1859 o ct nv. NO 94I9
ReiIabIs LIOuor store 22el IL Nv DE 1874
sam EIue 541e "a Az NV ,,,,GE 5956
Service Liquor Shop 407 3 I ~ uO....0E SIS
s E Liquor Store 625 Pa ~ %. ~ 9zz7
Spanish store l6s0 I7th NV DE 1898
SteemanS Liquor Store 2748 IL nv co 6767
True Blue LIquOr Store 1888 Wis AZ nv We IS4S
York Wine { Liquor Store 1857 Ga ~ CO SS0S
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Furniture 3 UphoIsteFing
DRAPERlES
National Upholstery Co 1906 H nw.....ME 9444
FURNITURE
Albert Insraham Credit Furniture IL 2090
Thompson Bros 1920 Good Hope I'd - IL 0SSS
UPH0LSTERlNG AND SLIPC0vERS
L Armstrong S413 Rhode Island AZ no nv 94.l
Artistic Upholstery Co 2437 18th nv 40 80II
6sthesda Reflnishins Shop. 6s22 Wis ave WIS 2822
CapitoI UphoIsterin0 Co 3417 18th nv co $3.50
Thos King 92l Thayer ~ Sill SDg Nd. .SH 1874
W MeAIisteH uphoIsterlnS 205 King Alex S69
Marshall 80 Fla Az NV. ...... NO 6028
W r Spells 1855 18th nv ........P0 O2H
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THE LAST STAMPEDE

One by the old-timerS going the great div ide confident and unafrad When look about the town and note the vacancies in the ranks it brings feeling of sadness those of who knew the old boys when their backs straight and they youthful and vigorous mbued with hope and careless of hardshps Up to the present time this year of the best known and mosmiss ed of the trail have departed their last mush Thomas Hunt and Ed Banzer By the end of the present year number of others will probably join the last stam pede Their day past they have fought the fight and now rest in the silent city of the dead Could they back the world they have known within the next hum dreds years what changes will they find?
 The oldner has filled his day He has penetrated the faes of the frozen North he has opened up great dist rcs hitherto unknown country his feet have rod where none have gone before In his eagerneS to what lay beyond he has scratched great in search of gold often finding nothing, but never discouraged. His adVen- lures and escapes from death taken matter of course and hears of them by accidental conversation.
 The younger generation never follow in his foot steps because they gegaous and less hardened to the intense toll be found in prospecting They love the white lights and comforts of the towns and camps In time they oo will become grzzed and bent racked with rheu- mac pains and bad somachs caused by sedentary lives
 Some day will be erected to the old pros pector His memory will be perpetuaed in bronze. But to those of who have known him he need no
 monuments cherish his memory and appreciate his deeds We will his type of manhood agaln-Valdez Miner.
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nors today from the Commissioner of Customs Washington, D. C.
 Collector Connors had recommend ed the designation of the field at Fairbanks in connection with the Juneau-F Fairbanks airplane service which was inaugurated April 2. At the same time the designation was approved permission was granted the Pacific Alaska Airways, Incor- porated to land airplanes of the company when coming from Canada at the new Juneau field constructed by that company, it was announced.
 "The designation of these two air fields by the Treasury Department marks another advance for air com merce in Alaska the Collector said
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between organization hand and lack of 1t on the other
 Too often business do not understand and appre- ciae the value of organized cooperation.
 Cities that want to keep their proper place Tn the March of Progress and Development must keep awake.
 Home city boosters always have the same object ln view and that is making the home city better, bigger, brighter and buster city
 When home city boosters have the support Of the entire citizenship there is little question about the growth ot the city The only question could be How fast will grow?
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BARRYMORE IS
 STARRED FILM
 DREAM SUNDAY

The spirit of courage and enthus- iasm which President Roosevelt championed in his inauguration ad- dress finds dramatic expression in Lionel Barrymore's newest tarring vehicle. Looking Forward" which comes Sunday to the Dream Theat- re as a new production from Met ro-Goldwyn Mayer Cosmopolitan who recently produced the sensa- tional Gabriel Over the White House.
 Sponsored by President
 Dedicated to the hopeful attitude C ;emplified by the President, the film employs the same title of Looking Forward" which he used for his best selling book, although the action of the motion-picture is not based on the Roosevelt work. The following sentence, however, from the book is used as the screen plays foreword
 We need enthusiasm, imagination and ability to face the facts-we need the courage of the young
 The picture, which deals with the lives of two business men is unique in respect to it's handling of two stories in one. The life of a mill lionaire department store owner whose wife deserts him when he faces financial ruin is counter balan- ced with the story of the humble employee who likewise is baffied by his ability to meet his payments and keep his home together, but whose family prove their loyalty when he most needs it.
 Lionel Barrymore plays the lead, assisted by Lewis Stone, Benita Hume, Elizabeth Allan, Phillips Hol- mes, Colin Give Alec B. Francis, Douglas Walton Viva Tattersall Lawrence Grant, George K. Arthur, Charles Irwin and Billy Bevan
 Looking Forward' is based on the C. L. Anthony stage play, Ser vice.. The picture was directed by Clarence Brown, who has produced most of the Joan Crawford and Greta Garbo successes. It is the first production since ''The Son-Daugh- ter"
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Fairbanks Airfeld
 Is Now Airport Of
 Entry for Planes

The application of the City of Fairbanks for the designation of the Weeks Municipal Air Field in Fair banks as an airport of entry for the landing of all aircraft coming from Canada or other foreign coun- tries has been approved according to advices received from United Stat es Collector of Customs J. J. Con-
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DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK? By Edson R. Waite, Shawnee, Oklahoma

The most effective support for city organized sup port The difference between and failure in making better city and in making better business is the difference
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Stripes! Ploids! Solid Colors!
Mems Pdjdnds

Give him pujomqs and sleep easy in
the knowledge that he's going to
sleep easy. We don't claim they're
sleep producers E. but they help as
sleep-inducers. Stripes, pldids and
solid colors. Notch lapel and MILDLY
,stvle 0'zee A P G, D. Others l.95
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-02
YPSILANTI, MICHIGAN
BY Mrs. Eugenia O'Bannon

week at the home OF Mrs Ruth
Union. Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Ker-
sey entertained the Jolly Sixteen
Saturday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Wilson.
Madames Bessie Burden and
Grace Array motored to Ludington.
Mich. for the weekend. They were
driven by Booker Rhononee.
The X. W. G.. met last week at
the residence of Mrs. Ada Scott.
This being their social week. re-
frcshments were served
Miss Vera Burden is home again
after Il very pleasant stay in Chi
cago with her sister Miss Nina
Burden
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Starks re-
ccivcd word that their son Theo-
dore j. was seriously i'll In Cleve.
land
Social Ten meets this week al
the homo of Mrs. Myrtle Dugan
Word has been received at this
writing of the death of ellison Rus.
sell. who died In Detroit Tuesday
Oct o.
Sick is improving with exccp
tion of Mrs. Alice Goodman.
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SOROSIS GROUP

The Sorosis Group held its see
ond interesting meeting for the
year. az the cozy home of Mrs,
Burcll Garter. on 18th street. last
Friday night BLACK Reconstruc-
ton" by Or w +. y. Dubois,
will be The hook studied during the
year
Miss Elizabeth Gulley gave the
biography of DR. Dubois. Mrs,
Katherine Johnson discussed the
first two chapters of Or. Dubois
book. The guest speaker. William
Sheriff.. gave a talk on Ethiopia.
which was very Illuminating
Mrs Louise Henderson. presi-
dent of the Sorosis Group. will
leave no stone nnturned. in seek
ing to promote the interest of the
organization.
The home was attractive In Hal
lowe'en decorations and refresh
mentS were served.
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Ecorse News

Rev j. ID. Davis. pastor of First
Baptist Church, preached splen-
did sermon last Sunday morning.
The service was very well attend
ed.
The church rally was fine sue
with Deacon William Johnson
leading. The program rendered on
Oct &c, was also great success.
Among those participating were
the Inkster Four. Rev. Brock, and
others.
Under Rev. Daviss leadership.
the First Baptist Church is pros
pering spiritually and financially.
Visitors are always welcome.
Rev Davis is planning new
program for the benefit OF the
church, which will be announced
later.
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State WPA Officials Plan to Create
Work for Unemployed Artists

men and women. listed as musici-
ans. on relief rolls In Michigan.
approximately 200 in Detroit.
Maier's job. like Burroughs is to
find constructive work for a wide
diversity of talent. His plans cal
for symphony orchestra and sym
phonic band. In Detroit and other
cities where the groups are large
enough. smaller organizations in
smaller cities and the completion
of a state musical loan library,
now under way in Grand Rapids
at present employing 20 persons
AT the copying of scores.
Maier plans To give schools and
churches. especially In rural areas,
benefit of the music he will dis
pensc. \ 81. Clair county sponsor
has come forward with an offer of
$1,000 for musical program for
country churches I'm the county.
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Sunday at Brown Chapel A. NJ.
r. church Pastor A. T. Williams
held regular services. The Mis-
siOnary Society held a very sue
cessful SILVER Tea Social" Tues
day, Oct. 22nd. at the residence OF
Mrs Temperance Woods. of llar-
riet street Mrs. \. T. Williams is
president Don't forget TO attend
revival at this church. Al Second
Baptist Pastor Robertson brought
the morning message. Al p. IN.
the Second Baptist iourneyed To
Second Baptist. Detroit. to attend
the Detroit Church School Con
sress. An interesting and instruc-
tive program was rendered The
Ypsilanti Junior Choir sang with
spiritual fervor under The direction
of Mrs. Hazel Green. our Sunday
School brought back the attend
ance banner, having seventy t7O)
persons We also were awarded
the financial banner Mrs. A. r.
, Mcintyre was delegate Mrs Anna
Simpson. alternate. a very nice
evening was enjoyed. Monday. oct.
II at Second Baptist Church. the
occasion was a Silver Shower"
given 10y the Sunshine Band. un-
der the leadership OF Miss Serina
easier. Thursday evening, Oct. II.
the Harriet School Auditorium
was the scene OF n Get Acquainted
Mixture of studens and towns
people. After opening song led by
Mrs. Olive Green Kersey. the
chairman Mrs Beatty. introduced
ed the speakers-Mr Chappelle.
Supt of Schools. Rev. A. T. VIII
|liams. and DR.. l.. c. Perry. Inter
esting games and refreshments
were enjoyed by all Mr.. Bernice
Kersey. general chairman of the
movement.
Mrs. Carrie King has returned
10 her relatives and home in De-
trolt' after spending very plea
sent summer with her friend. Mrs.
Amelia Perdue. Dennis Butler died
in State Hospital Tuesday. Oct. %.
Palm Leaf meets this week az
the home OF Mrs. c. w. Simpson.
The young Matrons will hold
their meeting this week at home OF
Mrs. Marie Atkins on Short Oak
street
Mother Exlins Starks is home |
from the hospital.
The Friendship Circle meets this
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Social Progress. The English :
men will uphold the affirmative.
Both OF the members OF the
Morehouse team have participated
in inter-college debating. Long,
who is beginning his third year in
debate. was member of the team
that met the representatives of the
National Students Union OF Eng
land last winter In thee 1895 pen
tagonal series he participated in
the Morehouse- Shaw debate lie is
president of the senior class. edi-
Tor of the Maroon Tiger. and a
member of the MOrehOuse College
glee club and orchestra. Jones
during his first year in college de-
hated Tuskegee. The meeting with
Oxford will be his second inter
collegiate debate.
Four men have been named TO
the squad to work with the princi-
pals in the oxford Morehouse de-
bate. From this group an alter
nate will be chosen. If the need
arises. These men are Samuel W.
Williams, OF Dermott. Arkansas.
George Washington, of Corsicana.
Texas; Charles II. Lawrence. Jr..
of Vicksburg. Mississippi. and w.
.. BrysOn, of Chattanooga. Tenn.
Eighteen men tried out for
places on the team. and each of
these has been recommended for
membership in the Chi Delta Sigma
debating society, which meets bi
monthly and allows opportunity for
students 10 engage in public dis
cnssions and organized debates
w. o. Bryson is president of the
society. and w. W. Jackson. of
birmingham. Alabama. is its re-
preventative on the student activity
committee.