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The daily independent., 1936-09-21
DEATH BRINGS
TO END SERVICE
OF MISSCARTER
Dare County Home Agent
Won Respect of All
I'm Long Service

: o,-.1G 0: saTa- Tca-s o. Ln'
yc.:.s. sc-;!cc u ne people O.
Dzrc coun.y came q q close FL
Gay w.,E the death Z. 4 E1Cio-s
nos2ra.. Of L-ss Alice CaE.eE
r,-rc cemo.s.-zc.c. agent. Mss
Carer W. .a:e1 q ne n'5p-Ie.
On Av~l-, 8 am ear his mon,a
,.rdevrc-. :. cge-a.!Gn for a
400 ca. o.. despite o,ooc
t-an..,;s.,-z aec coad...on grew
ms ~. Gcz.. :-o-. emool,ST
~ rra ma. occurred a. $40
0.c.a,. F-.d2y Eo0-D.2r. sac vas
- yca-s O: az.
4 native .: Pc..-sy.Tan.a. Z
O.,.E.r bv .c.rc..T AMI education
and & 1cec:.,.o.e- Of the T.-tues Of
ina, sar. .. ca..y ..:e MS Cac-
te- ca-ae % Oa-c = 1929 as the
couurrs is. -. t--c c-m2a-
strain 4g-!.,.
TIA, - w-z Z stranger from q
r.-.e.. ..-..-. -.....1;"'-a :, t.2@E
w-g-. cg-.pc.a..c. S.a C2ISc e-.-
-, = r.. w2-::. lc1 that c2e
v.as.v scz..eycC co1am-,r...es o;
,.e ccas. c2,in:-y would max acr
al C5.5." C.:f.c-.,. were CCCs.d-
C.a,.ous m. Weighed not 2 Thlt
Nth M Garter. Difficulties were
1-nyra1 -4..c- han conquered
uz!,.c- 2ce,u1.ce nor scept:cSm
cyu.t 2-.-a.. aga.rg. ae- constant
..g4 -u....s s.-c good aI-Eo-. aHT
.aL.. c.a. z.y difficulty og haz-
arc Z: transportation could !n!e--
IN. .-- -:g71.ag ISIS % ne No
raC.s a..- cc..d-C.5 c.uos tca:
sne o.g4...zcd T eT--y part o.
tac ,q11.-. from DucE % Halter
a. o. from E.c:y EaTz % S:unpy
Pom. q :.e -.Ge- :c-cc 0: her
Lcr.,ra-..y an o. ac- oo1nd.eSs
Cnc-zy Sc es-15 -zaed herself a.
4. Ccn.rza- force = c..e lie o. c.=
cog..y. 1 Ta.cC-c T.s.t1E . e.
C-y nome an cEc nose Eos.ar o.
friends wo-.G c-o@e.y approximate
q clusuz -: ct M c1uICr. How
tee2.y 81. ~as held n ths
hearts Z. hc- ne.gHbG-s vas
shown o. ~ number VINO Jour
ned u Norfolk during her last
i.ucsa - offer cne.y blood for
trans:I..,ns wa.c. !: Tas hoped
w1I.d save HC- ..:e.
Te:. Z Ms Carer. n sense,
co-qus-Cc Dare coUr,y she n her
tugn VA conquered b. tnc charm
Of the coat cou.,-y and oTcr a
year ago built 4 permanent home
IL Manreo where shc intended 20
Spend ne remaining years Of her
lie. "1.ca p-oved few indeed.
Nj Carr vas 4 graduate Of
Wca,rO1u Quaker school. with an
4. 3. degree from Syracuse uni
Yt-s.,y a.d IN ". A. from Colum-
b.. S.e came w..a the North
Ca.C.na extension se-T.ce n 1922
and erred continuously until her
deaca zave for a four year period
Tncn s.c Ta5 RELEASED 70 serve
a. d.e,.,.an a; ne Wcsttown
scaoC.. she ar-Tcd as nome agent
IA C-a"cn COUNTY before coming
70 Dare.
Sac l. z4-Y.Ted oy 4 brother
and .cYe!al cousins in Lands
down. Pennsylvania.
The daily independent., 1936-09-21
WITH THE
COURTS

Superior Court
81. for divorce has betn fec
= me C:f!ce Of -. E.ton Ayd-ctt
..c-. Of Superior Court. by Bert;t
,.Lapa1n against Ernest Simpson
eDaya,!1a bc.ng alleged.
Register of Deeds
The following deeds nave gone
0 rsc9rd n the office Of Joseph
.. SDcnce. register ot deeds.
u. 3. Simpson TO J. z. Phelps
o.s On Maple street.
James Commander 20 J. {
ore.-s. .o.s on Mapel street, Sl5O
ca..dcraCiCn.
J. Il. LtRoy. Jr.. commissioner,
o Lana z. Jones. southeast com
: 0: Shepard and Martin streets,
. .ocs cn Walkers land and l2.1
7..-cs On .ac r1ad between Camden
courthouse and South Mills.
Laura z. Jones 70 Lula NJ. Rid
lick. same as ADORE.
D. Y. Pr!.cha-d 70 Io&a PrIt-
hard. = acre n E:EOncon town
snip.
Pear. Porter AMI Minnie 3.
JverrOn. lJ.5 acres II Mt. He-non
U!..!e Harris and others 70
C!cra:z Taylor Be!o.e. property on
he cas-. SIDE OF Martin street.
J. II. Mcmillan. commissioner.
0 Ea--T Lane Seeley. lot on Pry-
y street. SOS consideration.
The daily independent., 1936-09-21
Is Years Ago

According % TIE TCde2e.de2:
:o- S=2:4-nac- %. 1921. .oca! pco-
pc Tc.e wondering :: ne dea:h Of
Yo.-y W.-.a1a P-.:caa:d from IL
,1..-s received - p~ac:-ca game
YOU'D Ell :oo.5a. il E.zaoeta
CO..
Z II. slca-e aaa sold h-s :en-
".a- .ea@e 0: t.a SoI:.eC2 noe.
o =. J. N:.z2a .: Petersburg.
Loca. housewives had exQ.=@Sed
her aqP.oTa. 0: ~ A.s: cub
-aa.Ee: .: ne P@sq1o:a2: women 5
luz o. 51Y.ng erc-y::.n3 Offered
- 80 D. a. e2-.r no.. Sa:u.taT
ano-....g. T.s MARIE: Tas S!:ua..l
.. -: Yaca2: %. - :he raar o.
- McCaae e G..2c z:o.c on Fear
- s:-ee:
Rece.: eXc2vat.o2s d-zcoY+-ed in
ne x2ccis On Roanoa: -..aad I'd
o re BEE: ma: mysterious scran-
Ze-s. xao mad searched the Island
:o- ou-.e5 .CezsIre e:gA: years be
:oye. rad returned secretly. Trad!-
on had !: .ha. Yankee soldiers
2ua-:e--d on tne Island during the
Ta- mad stolen $4,000 and had
au-.ed :: somewhere in ne v.c.n-
...y q: her camp.
An editorial drew a moral from
n. recer; Hollywood drinking par
- which terminated in the death
Q: Virginia Rappe and Of the ca
.ee- Of Ro-cce 1Fa.tyJ Arbuckle.
TIE gradual closing up Of ;nlets
cn .ne N0-.h Carolina coast vas
-au-.ay concern and an experiment
in opzning a channel through the
bank By dynam!..ng. 70 De tried
oJt a: Carolina Bach between
Myrtle GroYe Sound and the ocean,
Tas being watched with interest.
b. nay Of amuSements, The
M.c-ooe cf LoYc.' three-act mu-
s.ca. cOmedy, vas 70 D: given a.
.ae high zchooI auditorium; Jamej
6. Zea oc New York would lecture
a. the Alkrama, subject: Millions
N,T Living VII, Never Die; while
ne movie programs a. The same
,aea,c-, changed daily, listed such
.:a-s a. MAJ McAvoy, Snub Pol
lard. Enid Bennett. Clara Kimball
Young and Blanche Sweet.
A total Of l,5l5 pupils had regis
;e-cd IN the local white schools,
tn: large: opening enrolment on
record.
Mo?ing picture cameras we're
clicking on Roanoke island as
Genes from its history we're being
rE-:nacted before the lens.
Sm;:hAe!d no longer supplied a
su!hcica. quantity Of its famous
hams and NJ. c. Whitley Of Hamp-
ton, packer Of Smithfie!d hams,
Ta5 N the city seeking d location
FOR d plant.
The advertising columns carried
displays for the Albemarle Bank,
Tyrrel. County Bank, U. S. Army
& Navy Store, Spence-Hollowell
Co., z. J. Cohoon. Elizabeth City
District Fair, Chowan Fair A.sSocia-
Ion and Local Druggists Associa-
ton, Of which the members were
Ianbali PhauIucy, Albemar,e
E'aSi2naCy, Apothecary Shop and
City Drug Store.
The daily independent., 1936-09-21
Full Program
For Baptists
Is Announced
Chowan Baptist Association
Holds Meet at ShawborO
Tuesday, Wednesday

saa~ao.o. Sep. 2l.-A :-L anc
:.:e-es:. program mas ben az
.an-cd %. rae sessions c: ne
Cnoxaa Bapc-:: association = .:
ned a: Pro3.d:Ace Bap:-s: cAU.c"
se.. :c:.orrox AMI W.1-e-d=T
sap,cmoc: % a@d &c.
TIE program aas been announced
b. ne program comal.::ce. T.::ca
: cono,.cd 0: ~: Re-. D. 5
D>~Ezsy. chairman. :Ac ReT. W. :
Wo,6a:. a24 Ms 7. 4. Wa-d. ::
follows in :u..:
Tue lay ring Sess:oa
l0:Cj-Scc p:u.c AMI prayer. EcT
Claude Tu.ea.
lO:l5-R:2o:: .: program CON-
n!:,:cc.
1o:z5-W-,:omo a3i;e-s. EcT. J
T. L:-k.
l0.35- Religious L.:c.@.u-e. -
3or. D. Re:. ". {. W2oda... -
dc D. go de. -ep.a >3.a:.Tc.
l1:45-'Tac 8a2:.s: BIZ .c-aooa,
-.Co.. D. ?. I. Ga.-e-:.
! .59-2-.e: AID -9"u..T. C.22..
o. Pc. D. 5. C:22@@y.
II:Oo-A2po!n:mea: c: COMMIT
tee. recognition Of GcT pa-:ocS,
ro.! cal a~d a2.ou.cc:aea.
il:30 a -or.a.!oa.. sermon. r..
". F. Woo32,l
Adjourn 70, .U.-h.
1uc i2y :: c....a &C ')1
- -sr-.?.-:- e. p.aye:, Re-.
c. =. -223e:S.
2:09-''The Woy. n cac AEsoc.a-
ion. D.. E. 4. Fo-:5. mo1e.a:o-.
2:20-' Mission Rspor.S":
/. w. N. I. repo-: 'S:X m.nU:eo.
2. Sac missions '3.X minutes, =,
o. R2v. 4. 3. Hines.
3. Home missions TX minutes, g.,
o. PeY. J. L. Peacce.
!. Fo- e.ga mzz.ons SIX minutes, ,
o. Rev. {. L. Wells.
2:45-Address on "M.5-:oas. Re-.
JOIN r. Link.
Wednesday Morning Scion
l0:G0-Scr.p:ur@ and p.aye-, R-T.
3. a. Mitchell.
l0:I5-"Carl5:!an Education" re-
port by Rev. J. T. Byrum, address
81 Dr.. R. r. McCul.och.
l0:45-" Hospitals" report by Dr..
I. A. Ward, address oy Hosp.:a. GeQ-
-esenta,ive.
ll:Oo-"Orphanage" repo., b.
Rev. w. S. TI.lman, address by or
phaAage representative.
ll:2O-Roll, report OF committees,
election o: officers, announcements.
ll:45-.: The Co-operativc Pro-
gram, NJ. A Huggins.
Adjourn for lunch.
Wednesday Afternoon Session
l:45-Scripture and prayer. Re-.
T. L. Brown.
2:O0-"The B. T. U.," Rev. J. R.
Link.
2;l5-"Temperance," Rev. w. D.
Morris.
2:30-"The Sunday School" Rev.
w. F. Gale, Jr.
2:50-Rcpoyt Of auditor, c. H.
Wood.
3:CO-Rtpor; Of executive COM
mittec Mr.. Holmes.
3:l5-"Insp!rational address By
Dr.. r. P. Downey, Suffolk, Va.
Memorials.
Prayer and benediction.
The daily independent., 1936-09-21
ImbibcTS Face Tests

Toledo (U.P)-Use of a modified
Remberg Swap Test to determine
Immediately after accidents
Immediately after ccidents
whether the drivers were intoxi-
Gated is advocated by a Toledo
commission. A suspected driver
would be asked to walk a chalk
line, close yes and pick coin from
floor, sign his name for compari-
son, look UP telephone numbers
and answer general questions.
The daily independent., 1936-09-21
Sam ". Gabriel To
Be Brought Here
For Interment

Sam W. Gabriel CT R!chland
Va. died Saturday. September
10. The body will be brought here
by railroad and IS expected to
arrive here at II q. m. today. Fun
eral services will BE conducted at
TWifcrds Funeral home at 3 p.
N. Burial will be N Hollywood
cemetery. He is survived by his
wife. MIS-. Mab.c Pearson Gabriel;
one son. Roland Gabriel; one sis
ter. Mrs. Bland: three nlcceS. and
host OF relatives and fri-ndS.
The daily independent., 1936-09-21
Old Yale Print Found

New Haven, Conn. U,P)-Yale
University has acquired a rare
print of the college by B. F. Nut
ting of Boston, whose long career
ended in 1884. The print, an un-
co,Ored lithograph, was found by
a Yale aIumnus in an old Boston
bookstore and purchased for the
university.
The daily independent., 1936-09-21
Island Farming ENCOURAGED

Honolulu tU.P)-The back to the
SOIL movement has recently be-
come pronounced in the Hawaiian
islands. The efforts are centering
on inducing the population of the
cities to return especially to the
sugar plantations and other agri-
icuitural undertakings
The daily independent., 1936-09-21
Flesh
AND SPIRD'
SERMON

Dr.. z. Z p
First Bsp:.s: :....- I I,
Sunday @.c-..:.r :, i:
and the SI-. -. :.
either .:Te =. =. ~.
after :a:a@z :: .s.'
spirit aa1 f. ~: !.
ire spg..
He sa!c ~: :, -
Tss % p.sc:.c@ -.
cieanIesS. .a:.T..:s-r"
Sorcery. e--.. s.~..
T!s:hS. :zc:.r.s -.
e.nesz. .eT@.:.-s =. !,
F.e<.. .sS - .a.:.,,- !
nan haS S,~. I'm :
ira: toeZ =: nm :,
=: SAID ::.a: - y,
ruth y :"e ing ~
a mass 9: .1..,.
rupucn a.ea: ~. =,
mnGadI -ss - ..
against Co 60 =
nat ali t.gs. s... ~
flesh are g. G.. :, :. /.
- a ccr::e:. ~z.-...-. !
other.
In dlScIss.".- -. -
gp.r... D.. P...s g. j
are love. :c" 2..,: :,
"rtues Ge5c:.,..-- =.
condition Q: -: ..-
Christian .c3s-7..:::.:...
neSs and goodness -
.ueS EXERCISED :. - 4
intercourse W.. rs /
and faith nee...ess Il
:roi o. tempe.aS,. FL
:Ies .nc.ca:".- T.: \
which. rcg..a:e re d
life. AZ! these "...4as /
are indicative Q: TX Il
grea. Spr.,Ia. c..s.g |
life.
II c.oS.-@ Z. P" i
IN either k:.G @: =: /
would i.cT:.a5.T 5a "A
that according = :.a.s n
soHn. He quoted ..o- 4
said. For he ."a. soTs
own flesh sra. Q. =: d
corrupt.c. oI: Re "A
un.o the sp-.. S...a.. Z. i
i reap lie e"e..ss.:.l |
careful G. lie kind 9.
SOW. .!e sad
The daily independent., 1936-09-21
Horse Dies At 40

London UPl-Jumbo, one Of the
oldest horses in the world. has
died at the age of 40 at the Home
Of Rest for Horses at WCrcham
Wood. Records show that few
horses have reached the age of 40.
The daily independent., 1936-09-21
Quilt To Have 5000 Pieces

Windsor. Conn. U.2-Mrs. Mary
!. Barnes. who celebrated he- oath
birthday recently. is working on g
sd. quit U.h:c!. viii contain 5000
2!eceS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-06-06
Inaugural Ball of
Naciremu Club
A Gala Affair

Kenner, Lewis Sewell, Attorney
and Mrs. w. Graves, DR.. and Mrs.
S. M. Jenkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Ste
phen Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. d. G.
Lambert, A l.. Watkins, Miss Eula
Stephens, William Andews, Mr.. and
Mrs. John O'Cain, Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Thomas, Mr.. Askew, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Woods, Miss Charlotte
Phillips and company, DR.. and Mrs.
Givens, Mr.. and Mrs. II. White,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. william Bradley, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. C. Terry, Charles Fisher,
and company, DR.. Bennett and COM
pany, Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Collier,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Spradley, Mr..
Mrs. Charles Young, Law Herbert,
Miss M. Raines and company, DR..
and Mrs. ALT. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. Fuller, Mr.. and Mrs. p. Walker,
Mr. and Mrs. r. Scruggs, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. d. Wilson, Lloyd Woods
and company, Mr.. and Mrs. I. Will
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes, DR.. Guy
Salsberry, ]. A. Craigen, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. F. Davies, Mr.. and Mrs. T..
Lightfoot, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Harper,
and L. A. Parker, Of Chicago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-06-06

The inaugural ball Of the Nacire-
ma Club was held Friday night,
May 20, at the Lucy Thurman Y.
w. G. A. 1t was a brilliant social
event and among those present
were the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Porter,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Allen, Toledo;
DR.. o. P. Chatters, Windsor; Mr..
and Mrs. Ivan Mcleod, Toledo;
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Wagner,
Miss Willie Hugly, Ann Arbor;
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Parker, Chica-
go; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Crawford, Miss
Patricia Canty, Miss Vera Allen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Davis, Mrs.
Cleo Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. G. CAL
Inns, Fred Barrett, Mrs. Muriel
Hardmon, Lansing; Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Register, Toledo; Miss Lucille
Hamilton, Walter Smith, DR.. w.
C. Willis, Elijah Sangster, McKin-
ley Cunningham, Dave Marshall,
8. A. Bristol, M. Robinson, Norman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-06-06

recording secretary; Elwood Ro-
bison, reporter. Members are:
James Watt, Mrs. Mazda Robson,
and Miss Helen Brunette.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-06-06

Ween
You An Ne
(By DOROTHY DANIELS)

Greetings! Dear Friends, / can't
seem to get myself together after
a rather hackneyed week of this
and that. But my aim is to carry
on...
Seems as If all of our good ole
home folks turned out Friday mite
before last at the affair at Wayne
u. The event was given by the
Scroler's and don't you knaw, j
pust about say everyone in their
smartest attire. OF all the happy
faces and nervous feet, l believe
that those of Inez Banks and Ed
ward Luke were he most nervo-
Gus. They were really swinging to
the palpitating strains ooZing forth
from members Of Ozzie Barnett's
crew. A few Of those seen were:
Shirley Batchlor, Lillian Caldwell,
Marguerite Daniels, Leonard Trout
man, Leroy White, Douglass Tibbs
and many others.
The Corinthian Baptist Church
was well represented by the young
er set at the Baptist Convention in
Flint on Saturday, May 23rd.
Those who attended were: Juani-
ia Savage, Stella Richards, Jessie
Lockett, Flora Edwards, Odessa
Richards, and just loads Of others.
They all reported having an ele-
giant time, so we'll have to take
their word for it since we were IN
late night before and couldn't wake
up on the morning Of the 23rd in
time to go to Flint.
Friday, the 22nd Of May, is to re-
main a memorable day in the skulls
of many cause so many things
happened. The Parish Aid of st
Mathews Church gave their pre-
sentation of Rhythm Court Of 1886
Miss Margaret Mathews and hel
brother, Robert, the director Of the
same are to be complimented on the
success of the presentation. The
chief characters were: Judge
Cathrine Carter; Bailiff, Florence
Evans; and clerk, Jetawyn Solo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-06-06

Read "The Silent Counselor" a
sensational serial story, by Alma
B. Loving, .
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-06-06
SOCIETY AND WOMANS PAGE CLUB NEWS
GREATER Hal1ltralllck , ,ss', y. o "': St:

man. The very comely convicts
were: Thelma Drew, Barbara Tai
bot, Mary Hemphill, Margaret
Mathews, Lillian Brown, Theodosia
Patrick, Mary Pennick, Gloria Lott,
Marjorie Richardson, and Ruth and
Ethel Anderson.
The June graduates Of the Ham
tramck High School had a Skip
Day on Thursday, May 2Sth. The
white folks went to Island Lake,
while we folks went to Belle Ise
or just stayed home. But this was
nobody's fault but our own, as os
last year, all students went to Is
land Lake and had a good time. 1t
you don't believe it, ask Jane Dean
and Edith Mosley, who skipped
with the seniors and went with
them. The averages Of the race stu
dents who are graduating are as
follows: Inez Banks, 1873; Hadold
Butler, 500; Edward Cook, 82.4;
Jonathan Allen Gregory ii, $50;
Eloise Green, 72.2; George Jack
son, 84.3; Vivien jenkins, 1875;
Jim knight, 76.7; James Mcmillan,
S6.7; John Morgan, 80.7; Alethia
Taylor, 1873; Evelyn Young, $40;
and Lourene Petty, 1916.
And speaking of schools and
graduates, that reminds US that
Mrs. Sarah Vaughn is running for
the office of school trustee. II
seems to me that you parents who
are seeking to put your boys and
girls through school, for them only
to come out and find that there is
no job for them, not even in the
school sysem from which he grad
uated, should do something about
this deplorable situation by elect
ing Mrs. Vaughn next week to the
school board. You owe this to your
son and daughter to elect someone
who will look out for them.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-06-06

radio-receiving set Il think that's
what they called it,, and have be-
gun the interesting study of the
technical phases of the radio....
Aside from this hobby, Larry and
Billy derive much pleasure from
dashing about in their smart '36
COUPE.
PRACTICALLY every younger
set columnist, thus far, has CIV
en- his impressions of members of
"The Bunch. THIS scribe will
now indulge in this popular diver
sion. What's outstanding about
sion.
What's outstanding about them:
The exceedingly charming dis
position. and chic. of Louise
Moss, the other half Of the Louise
Lorraine Moss combination.
Catherine Carter's pep and enter
tanning ability. E. Cecil BANDS in
telligence. E. Nancy Fishers lovely
complexion. . Carrie Marshalps
radiating smile and disposition. -.
Lucinda Jackson's "businesslike
appearance. Douglass Tibbs'
nonchalance. Marjorie Dunbar's
sense of humor. Carlyle Johnson's
vanity. &. q. Kathleen Coote's athle-
tic attainments. &. Elaine Lewis
many ex-boy-friends. :. Gertrude
Andrews and Mary Pennick's MIN
BILE feet. -. Clifton Graham's SINH
larity to a number of the City's
business and professional men.
Marion Porter's luxuriant hair and
petiteness. E. Sarah Davis drawing
room accomplishments -. Char
lotte Houston's sweet disposition
and attractive eyes. Frances Hor-
ner's lovely pictures of herself. e.
Juanita Hobbs blonde hair. George
! Higgins alleged "woman-hating"
complex :. Herb HILLS marvellous
social dancing. 49,. Juanita jack
sons sophistication Dorothy Mil
ler's poise :. &. Sue Morton's intelli-
gence. Wanda Pettiford's COM
plexion. :. Parker Pennick's broad
shoulders and erect carriage.
Carolyn Plummer's conversational
art. Jane SCOTS naivete.
Florence Roebuck's personality. =.
Frances Railroads similarity to a
Hollywood star apologies to u. b.
Bernard Houston's pride in his
excellent scholastic attachments at
Wayne. -.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-06-06
CLUB News
DETROIT-HAMPTON CLUB

DETROlI-HAMfIO CLUD
The Detroit-Hampton Chapter
held it's regular meeting on the
second Sunday in May at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Baxter Watts,
1880 Revere Street. Club members
are showing great loyalty to the
president, Mrs. Maude Russell, by
coming out in large numbers. The
hospitality of the hostess was
clearly shown in many ways, espe-
cially in the serving Of such a de-
lightful menu. The chapter will
have it's next meeting on the sec
ond Sunday in June at the home
Of Jack Bryant, 1854 Begole Street
AS this is the last meeting OF the
chapter until fall, a special pro-
gram is being arranged. All Hamp-
tonians are kindly urged to be pre-
sent at this meeting.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-06-06

Miss McGhee, lovely daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph McGhee, OF
Greenwood, S. c., whose betrothal
to George B. McFall, Of Detroit,
has been announced. The wedding
ceremony will take place June s.,
at the home of the brides sister,
Mrs. jeanette Bland, at Aiken, s.
C.
Miss McGhee is a graduate Of
the State College of South Caro-
lima, a member Of the Four Four's
and the Delta Sigma Theta Sorori-
ty, and is a teacher in the public
school system of Orangeburg, hav-
ing served in that capacity for
three years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-06-06
ZEPHYRS CLUB

The Zephyrs, one Of Detroit's
newest clubs, was organized re-
Gently, at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Watt, Jr., 611S Haz-
lett.
The club will feature social and
charitable activities. The officers
are as follows:
Roy Slater, president; Mrs. Jun
eta Watt, secretary; Ray Chap
man, treasurer; Juanita Chapman,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-06-06
SECRET TWELVE CLUB

The club will sponsor party on
June 20. Everybody is welcome.
The place Of the affair will be an
nounced later.
The club will hold its next meet
ing at 556 e. Vernon Highway,
honoring Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. War
rem is president; Mrs. Johnson, re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-06-06
JOLLY TWENTY SOCIAL CLUB

The club met Friday evening,
May 20, at 9131 Cardoni, with Mrs.
Bessie Hodges. After the business
session, the regular monthly pro-
gram was rendered.
The next meeting will be Sa-
turday, June 6, at SOC owen street,
with Mrs. Edna Johnson as hostess.
George Virgins is president of the
cluh
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-06-06

The worlds greatest Spirftualist
has just arrived from Philadelphia,
Pa. to conduct Spiritualist Services
Healing, Blessings, Helping the
Poor and Needy, for q few weeks.
Prof. Anthony Is well-known
thruout the East for his Radio
Broadcasts over stations wABC &
WPEN. You have read about him,
now see him.
Consult him at the Elks Rest,
2113 Chene St each night except
Saturday, $3.50 p. m. Admission free
to all.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-06-06
Pete & Roy
Service Station

Cor. Garfield & St. Antoine
Station now operated by the
same individuals who for
merly were managers for
Standard Oil Co.
Hi-Pressure Greasing-75c
It Is a pleasure to drive into this
Station for Service
You will find the same courteous
treatment
Standard OIL Products
Atlas Tires & Batteries
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-06-06

Mr.. McFall, son Of Mrs. Matte
McFall, is a graduate Of Northeas-
tern High, the State College OF
South Carolina, Worsham College
of Embalming, in Chicago; and is
a member of the Alpha Phi Alpha
Fraternity. He is one of Detroits
progressive young funeral direc-
tors.
Immediately following the we'd
ding, Mr.. and Mrs. McFall will de-
part for Jacksonville, Fla, where
they will spend a brief honey
moon, following which they will re-
turn to Detroit and reside at 457
e. Palmer avenue.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-11-04
NEW YORK IS CHAN CINC IS
 OPINION NOW
Jim my Wal ker Started View Which Is Being
 Backed Up

NEW YORK, Nov. 4-This thing Jimmy Walker says about New York-"noi more neighborhood spir- it. :. mere workship :. noth- ing buta collasal Grand Central De- pot where people run in and out. '. must be the truth"
 At least you can't find anyone within a javelin toss of Broadway or Grand Central itself who will disagree with the former Mayors appraisal of the big towns neigh borhood morale.
 Without exception typical New Yorkers-most of them originally from places like Boonville, Mo, Og- unquit, Me, and Manasa, Col, to be sure-join with the rare native bred Manahattans in singing the same chorus.
 The old town isn't what it used to be-"
 Says George M. Conan the actor man, now ill in bed but still able to remember when the Dutch bought the island from the Indians. .sOf course, Jimmy's right. The old spirit is gone, along with most of my pals. Why, we used to call off matinees because the Giants had tough ball games on, and McGraw needed rooters. Nobody hangs out on the West Side. Nobody stands around on the favorite corner Mo- body boasts about his neighbor- hood. No one knows what com- panionship means any more"
 Dempsey Agrees
 And Jack Dempsey, the Manasa, Colo, boy who made god here as puncher and restaurant proprie- tor
 Nope; it's not what it used to be. You sure get home earlier