The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-11-28
DI Y Isl 0 N
RAISES $500
OVER QUOTA
Louis Contribution
Listed At
$1,000

sion headed by John I. Dancy, Oh
the Urban League, exceeded its
quota of $2,S1S by approximately
$500. The amount raised was
S3120.65, which represents Fla
per cent Of the allotted quota.
The number of pledges secured
through My. Dancys division to-
tailed 382.
The donations secured through
this division, however, did not in
clude all the funds subscribed by
colored citizens, as large numbers
of donations from the group were
included from public school teach
ers and individual business and
professional men and women, and
colored employees In various local
business establishments and fac
tories.
The list of those contributing
through Mr.. Daney's division In
amounts from five dollars upward,
is as follows:
DIR. and Mrs. Haley Bell, $500;
Mr.. and Mrs. b. Penick, $1,000;
DR.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Spann, $500;
DR.. Charles Whitby' $1,000; DR.. L
l.. Whitby, $1,000; DR.. and Mrs
Walter Willis, $500; Miss Monwel
Williams, $500; Ju liu Han
non. $500; Horace Bradfield' 500;
V. A. Bristol, $500; Edncationa
Study Club, $12.15; Tabernacle
Baptist Church, 1000; Rev. r. Fl.
Pittman $500; DR.. S. II. c. owen
$500; Joe Massey $500; George
Aston, $500; Paul H. Fields, $500;
Alfred p. Gaskill, $500 Frank b
Miller. $4,000; Mr.. and Mrs. w. II
Robinson. $500; Ledell Williams
$500; Alpha Phi Alpha Fraterni
ty. $500; Julian p. Rodgers, $40.
90: Harry S. Pope $500; Entire
Nous Club, $500; Frank B. Ston-
ey. $500: Les Secures Club, $500;
Fairview Sanatorium and Employ
ees. $500; II. B. Taliaferro 1000;
Charles A. Roxborough, $500;
William Anderson, $1,000; Lewis
II. Long Drug Company, $500;
Walter Norwood, $4,000; F. w. Nit
chell, $500; Harry Thomas, $500;
Joseph Louis Barrow, 100000;
Earl Hutchins, $500; Roy Light
foot $1,000; George w. Lewis,
$500: Mrs. Lillian e. Johnson,
$500: John Burnett, $500; DR.. ID.
J. Grimes, $500; DR.. Clement
Scott, $500; Mrs. Elizabeth Rus
sell. $500; Chas. Davis Meat Mar
ket. $500; James Oakley, $500;
f. NJ. Roberts. $1,000; Claude Rox-
borough, $500; DR.. II. E. Simms'
$3.50; Walter S. Forney, $4,000;
Pendennis Club. $500; Charles
Moseley. $500; Alfred Casey
$500; Thomas Paper Supply Com
pany. $500; John r. James, $500;
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hammond,
$500; Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Roane'
$500; Walter w. Delsarte, $500;
Midwest Beauticians League,
$500; Mr.. and Mrs G. d. Porter,
$500; Great Lakes Mutual Insur-
ance Co., $17200; Fleming's Beau
ty Shop and School $1,000; Will
ing Workers Society, $4,000; Ly-
dian Association, $1,000; West Side
Art Literary Club, $1,000; City AS
ISOLATION of Colored Women, $50.
90; In AS Much Circle of The
Kings Daughters. $4,000; DR..
James Henderson, $500; Alfred
M. Pelham, $1,000; DR.. E. w. II.
Johnson, $1,000; Miss Fanny Hut
Crimson. $500; Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter House $500; James Webster,
$500; Miss II. F. Barrier, $500,
Detroit Study Club. $1,000; Mrs. 7.
A. Mosie, $500; DR.. and Mrs. F. e.
Dawson $500; DR.. and Mrs. Fl.
Peyton Johnson, $500; DR.. A. II.
Johnson, $500; Dorcas Society OF
Detroit. $500; DR.. and Mrs. A. L.
Turner, $1,000; Mr.. and Mrs. c. l..
Henderson. $3.50; Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Il. Ross. $500; John Dolphin, $500;
DR.. G.. w. Brooks. $500 Otis But
Ter Janitor Supplies, $500; Robert
Holloway $500; DIR. II. T. Rollins,
$1,000; DR.. Walter Harmon, $500 /;
DR.. Paul Alexander, $1,000; Su-
preme Liberty Life Insurance Co..
$780, Duco Coal Company, $500;
Charles C. Diggs' $1,000; Murgue-
rite KANE, $500; DIR. d. T. Bur-
ton, $500; DR.. J. A. Brewer, $500;
DR.. I. IT. Martin, $500; DR.. p. O.
Martinez $500; DR.. J. ]. McClen-
don, $1,000; DR.. r. G. Robinson,
$1,000; DR.. w. A. Thompson, $500;
DR.. j. ]. Rucker, $500; DIR. c. c.
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