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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-06-26
Ham 7 RAMCK

~ The iverty.tour colored grad
mates Of the June Glass. 1897. Of
Hamiramck High School. two are
IN he honor roll They are Pauline
Raspberry. daughter of Detective
and Mrs s Raspberry. and Lou
Beatty. prominent track star.
Pauline who was vsledictorisn Of
The class had an average NJ a55
per cent. coming within FIVE tenths
NJ point In achieving perfect
scholastic record. Lou made ano
average ~ 935 per cent Both OF
these students plan 10 enroll at
Wayne University next fall They
have been very active In extra cur
ricula activities. Lou being mem
her Of the school band. orchestra
track team. student council, IT.
club and Rlee club during his high
school career Pauline was mem
her az the Civic Pride. Al Chemist,
Cosmos staff. and secretary Of the
Entire Nous Club.
Many graduates OF the race have
been outstanding members Of the
student body. Among those who
have received recognition are:
Charles Siebert. Tate white. Edgar
Butter. all valuable members Of the
track team; Ocie Mckinney Of the
band. others active in extra cur
ricula work are VIM. Hall. Charles
Robinson. Juaniia Savage. Bill
Miller. Pauline King, and Mary
Williams.
The other colored graduates are I:
Harriedell Bryant, Virginia Askew,
Clarence Curtis. Leaster Franks,
Nathaniel Green. Langston Hen
derson. Lawrence Hill. Martha
Johnson. Amelia Johnson, Mary
McDaniels. Gertrude Morrison.
Mildred Pinckney, and Ronald
Pines and Ruth Watson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-06-26
Atty. Casper &. Cutler,
1853 Penobscot Bldg.
STATE or MICHIGAN.

County OF Wayne.
No. 225,Oi0
AT a session OF The Probate
Court for said County Of Wayne,
held at the Probate Court Room In
the city OF Detroit. on the Four
teenth day Of June in the year one
thousand nine hundred and thirty
seven.
Present THOMAS c. MURPHY.
Judge OF Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
Ellis NJ. Friedman. Deceased.
Casper c. Cutler. administrator
OF said estate, having rendered 10
this Court his first and final ad-
ministration account and filed
Herewith petition praying that
the residue OF said estate be as
signed to the persons entitled
thereto.
II In ordered. That the Fifth dav
OF August. next at ten O'Clock In
the forenoon at said Court Room
be appointed for examining and
allowing said account and hearing
said petition.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-06-26
Criterion Club Backs
Reading For Mayor

The Criterion Civic League. an
organization Of young people who
are interested In political activity,
was organized few days ago. The
group met at the home OF Richard
Anderson on Jos. Campau Avenue,
last Friday night. The officers OF
the Club are John w. Lewis, presi-
dent; Alexander Smith, vice presi-
dents Richard Anderson. member
ship and executive secretary, and
Grayce Johnson, recording secre-
tary.
The club has a membership Of
over 30 and is rapidly growing.
Their interest at the present Is
the candidacy OF Richard w. Read
ing, City Clerk, who II running for
Mayor OF Detroit In the fall cleo
ton.
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E COMMISSIONERS NOTICE
NJ ON sQf


I'm The Matter of The Estate ~
Arthur !. Greene. Deceased
the undersigned having heen
appointed nv the Probate Court for
the County NJ Wayne State Of
Michigan Commissioned 70 70
ceive. examine and adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons
against said deceased. do hereby
give notice that 7 will he al 1856
Russell 81 in said County. on
Thursday the nineteenth day Of
August, A D.. 1887 and on Tues.
day the nineteenth day OF October.
A. y. 1897 at ten O'Clock A. NJ OF
each Of said days, for the purpose
~ examining and allowing said
claims and that four months from
the nineteenth day Of June A. j
1891, were allowed by said Court
for creditors 10 present their claims
to mc for examination and allow
ance.
Dated June 10. 1897.
FRANCIS DENT
Commissioner
Publish IN Detroit Tribune at
81 Antoine and Columbia SIS.
Serve ON Cecil !. Ward. OIL Ora.
tiot Ave. Administrator General
G26 III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-06-26
BATTLE CREEK
iBy THERESA NORRIS,

Rev. +. L. Todd. pastor OF the
Second Baptist Church OF this
city. and also president Of the
Michigan Wolverine Baptist Con-
vention left for Raleigh. n. c.
10 attend the National Sunday
School and Baptist Young Peo-
pies Union Congress. He lead the
Michigan delegation which left
from Detroit last Monday. other
delegates from Battle Creek were
Mrs. Annie Mae Bergman and
Miss Evelyn Guyot.
Rev. II. r. Amos, pastor OF st
Paul's Baptist Church. Miss Hat
tie Amos. Miss LutIcia Amos. anil
Miss Virginia Smith, all Of Battle
'reek, will attend the National
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-06-26
DETROITS
NEXT MAYOR

Job. He accepted the appoiptn.,.
and acted In that capacity for a..
years with such success that Nh
a comptroller was needed :, ~, ,s
City Hall Mr.. Reading was select
ed.
II is well known that just bs,o..
the City's credit had been feartvI,'
strained = appeared at one t,r..
that something drastic would hs.s
to be done TO remedy the situa,,or
Comptroller Reading. however W..
perturbed, but tackled his new al
just as he always went about am nv
thing to which he set his hand
He is married and is the fatbs,
OF three boys and one girl. who A.,
also typical products OF the DIV.
mamie City, for they possess ths,.
fathers gift for living well every
minute Of the time and have n.
herited his gracious personali,y
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News
tBy =. p. HARRIS)
ST. JOHN &. VI. r. CHURCH

An open air festival was given
by the trustees Of 81. John NJ f..
church, June 10.
The building committee enter
tanned on the church corner with
program ami refreshments June
25.
Last Sunday the pastor. Rev. +.
&. Walker spoke morning and ev-
ening. lie used as topic Of his
morning message. Think on these
things Sunday School convened
az $3.50 a. m. with Mrs. Myrtle
Gardner, superintendent.
Trinity Baptist Church
Pastor Broyles spoke morning
and evening on the topics. priv
ing the buzzard away and THE es-
sential Of youth"
Junior II. Y. p. L. met at $3.50 p.
m. and the seniors met $3.50. The
mems club. sponsoring a youths
program held devotionals at 7:45
p. m.
Newman A. VI. y. Church
Rev. A. T. williams. pastor Of
Newman A. NJ. L. church spoke at
the 1880 service.
Rev. John Powell and Senior
Choir worshipped at 3 .. m. In In
terest OF the delegates. Rev. VIII
lIams and Mesdames Morton and
Montague who left Sunday night to
attend the sesquicentennial which
convened In Memphis, Tenn.
Or. NJ l.. Spears will have charge
Of the worship Sunday, June q.
Rev. +. b. Reed started a drive
Sunday. June 20 In which plans
are being made to occupy the new
church home by July al. He spoke
last Sunday morning and evening
on the subjects The Human
Clock" and Gods Ways.
THE handwriting on the wall"
WAS the subject Of Rev. Powell's
message at Macedonia Baptist
church last Sunday morning.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-06-26
YPSILANTI
By Mrs. EugenIa O'Bannon


Sunday services al Brown Chap
el were nicely attended. Pastor
Rev. s. {. Davis brought soul
stirring message 10 an appreciative
audience. p. m Rev. W T. Alex
ander. Ann Arbor. choir and con-
gregation worshipped with as. Rev.
Alexander brought a very splendid
message.
1880 D. N the choir gave a fine
musical program which was en-
joyed by all present.
Al Second Baptist Pastor Car
Their Robertson brought very
spiritual morning message 10 a
large audience $3.50 D. N. Rev
A. L. Merritt was guest speaker
His choir sang very acceptably-
Rev MERRITT spoke in interest of
Group 10. 4 Mrs Marie Atkins is
leadeT
$50 n. M Another short and
spicy message by Pastor. The Sen
Tor choir sang for the day. The
thousand dollar rally will close
sun. June q with a great pro-
gram at 3 p. m. At p. m. the
Pageant who Bids" will be re-
peated. Everyone is welcome.
X. ". c. Club met las, week at
the home az Mrs Carrie Roberts.
Harvey Fam, Jr, motored 70
cleveland Sunday bringing back
his wife. Thelma and children.
Accompanying them was his moth
err. Mrs. Florence Fam.
Palm Leaf closed activities for
the season with lawn social We'd
nesday, June 16 on the beautiful
lawn OF Mrs. Nicely.
ypsilanti Is proud OF its gradu-
ates OF June 1887 who are Lillian
Turner Of Roosevelt High Annie
Dennis. lola Prior Rolanda Bo-
land. Chas Herndon. Floyd Bos-
well. Hazel King and Paul Clay
all OF ypsilanii High. \ reception
was given Friday night by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Nicely parents Of Hazel,
III s. Hamilton.
Dr.. l.. {. Perry was guest speak
or al Dunbar center's Victory Ban
quet in Ann Arbor Tuesday night.
He reported most magnificent
affair. Mr. and Mrs. George Ham,
ilton we're saddened on learning Of
the burial Of their friend Mr. Scott
1856 Roosevelt avenue. Detroit,
which was held from Second Bap-
list Church Detroit
Mr and Mrs. Joseph Ford OF De-
,roit we're weekend guests Of Mr..
and Mrs Caleb Freeman. oliver
williams stopped for a short visit
with his sister, Mrs, Caledonia Rob-
crson when passing through from
Detroit 70 Chicago.
Herbert Walker. SIP Jefferson
avenue is slightly improved from .
critical condition after his car
skidded 1907 feet into telephone
pole. June rs 81 Washington ave-
me ard Berkshire Road Mr.
Walker was alone In his car He
SUSTAINED several broken ribs both
legs broken and one IN Two places.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-06-26
MISTER news


The Church OF God pasiored by
Rev r. II. Cobbs was recently de-
dicated. Sunday. June 10, The
Inkster High School and Lincoln
School faculties and the citizenry
OF Inkster turned out in fine style
TO listen 10 the Baccalaureate Ad-
dress delivered 10 the seniors by
Rev. Evans. pastor OF Smith Chap
ell A. VI. L. Church. The edifice
was filled to capacity and the fine
senior choir OF Smith Chapel rem
dered lovely music The choir is
directed by Prof. T. ]. Harrison
and Mrs. Ophelia Jones is pianist
The numbers rendered were Send
out thy light. Il can tell the world
about this" and by the rivers Of
Babylon
Rev. Evans used for his subject
Reaching for the best Elder
Cobbs was master OF ceremonies.
The members OF the school board
were presented by lovely Miss Ell
fredia Shauer. superintendent Of
Inkster schools Timely remarks
were given by those introduced.
Members OF the senior class are
Claude Perry. VIM Taylor, Viola
Shaw. Alton Purdy. Wilhemena
Jameson, Anna Burns. and Inez
Cobhs.
The graduates received their di-
homas last Wednesday night at
the graduation exercises held in the
new auditorium ~ the Inkster
High School The parents and
children accompanied the teachers
TO River Rouge Friday, June rs
for their annual picnic.
Mrs Richardson NJ Detroit VS.
tied Rev. and Mrs Evans and Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Davis SUNDAY
June 20
Mrs. Bessie Perry entertained
the Imperial Literary and Art
club wednesday evening June i6
AZ her palatable home on Hsrri
son Road
Mrs Susie Davis entertained The
Pastors Aid Of cmifh Chapel 81
her home on Irene street Monday
Prof Herbert Boges ~ Atlanta
University was the dinner guest
of Rev and Mrs Evans last Thurs
day Prof Boges is the brother
~ Rev. Evans. He has returned
10 Atlanta where he will instruct
in the summer school.
The services AT Second Baptist
Church Sunday, June 20 were we'll
attended.
The Sunday School was very in
ieresting and the lesson was dis
cnssed with much enthusiasm and
interest.
The prayer services both in the
Pastors Study and main audito-
rum were very inspiring.
Rev. O. p. Jones, pastor, deliy-
cred an educational and inspiring
sermon. His subject was. THE
Breaking Point" Text 1 Cor. 1913.
This was n great sermon and the
spirit was high.
In the afternoon, the church was
guest Of the Amity Baptist Church
where wonderful time was had.
Rev. Jones delivered another pow
erful sermon. Subject. Education
OF A Hero" Many very interest
ing facts were impaired. The choir
rendered lovely music.
In the evening the Juniors were
in charge. A very interesting pro-
gram was rendered Rev James
Ayler delivered an interesting ser
monette.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-06-26
LEGAL NOTICES
No. 209.O63
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
County OF Wayne.

County OF Wayne.
Al a session OF the Probate Court
for said County OF Wayne. held at
the Probate Court Room in the
city OF Detroit. on the Tenth day
OF June in the year one thousand
nine hundred and thirty-seven.
Present THOMAS c. MURPHY,
Judge Of Probate.
In the Matter OF the Estate OF
AMANDA BEAN (also known as
Amanda Smith or Amanda j.
Beam. Deceased.
Oadie Ousley, executrix OF the
last will and testament OF said de-
ceased. having rendered TO this
Court her final administration ac-
count and filed Herewith a petit
ton praying that the residue OF
said estate be assigned TO guardi-
an for the benefit OF the minor
children and heirs-at-law OF said
deceased
II is ordered, That the second
day OF August, next at ten o'clock
in the forenoon at said Court Room
be appointed for examining and al
lowing said account and hearing
said petition.
And It is further Ordered, That
a copy OF this order be published
three successive weeks previous TO
said time OF hearing, in the De-
troit Tribune. newspaper printed
and circulating In said County OF
Wayne.
THOMAS c. MURPHY.
Judge OF Probate
"a true copy
JAMES c. MORAN.
Deputy Probate Register
6-26-7-17
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-06-26
tBy WADE B0YKIN)

Richard W. Reading. commonly
called Dick Is a candidate for
Mayor OF Detroit. II must be a
matter OF considerable qualification
to him TO know that when he first
ran for office he received the
largest number OF votes ever given
candidate al any election held
in the city.
Richard w. Reading Is indeed a
product OF Detroit, having been
born here in 1882. He received his
education in the city's public
schools. taking all the various ed
ucational hurdles he encountered
with credit 10 himself. His car
eer since he finished school GER
tainly does honor TO those seeking
good timber for public office. A
competent assessor was needed
and he was asked 10 accept the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-06-26
END NEWS
by JULIA NAE TURNER
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday school Of Zion Baptist
church was opened last Sunday al
= 80 m Glass No. will hold
their quarterly reception Saturday
evening. June 2s al the church.
Devotional services began at
IL 80 prior 70 Rev. Whoey's ser
mon preached from Matt 22:42,
subject being What think We OF
Christ. Whose son Is he?'
Al 3 ?. n Rev Whoey was guest
speaker al First Baptist church OF
Roseville. Mich He was accom-
panied By many OF his congrega-
ion.
The Macomb County Sunday
school union under the leadership
OF Avery Hocxaday. member OF
Zion Church viii hold he monthly
program a, Vincent Chapel A. NJ.
(. church sunday July TAT p. N.
Visitors are welcome at Zion
Baptis, church az all times.
Funeral services for the late
Mrs Bertha Lauderback. 33. Of GOO
Cla!rpo:n; were held from East
Lake Baptist church Wednesday
June is az ?. m Mrs Lauder
back died Monday, June IL Num-
bers were rendered by Mesdames
Farmer ". Williams, Johnson and
Anderson. Rev. Gadson otficiated.
Survivors are a husband Hen
~ Eauderback; niece. Mary FL
len Smith father Morgan Ray OF
DAYTON Ohio four sisters. Mrs
0 Idella Sewell Of Dayton; Mrs.
Estella Santtield. Atlanta. Ca.
,hree brothers. Matthew. Randolph
and John Ray Of Dayton and Chi
cago two cousins. Mrs Malinda
Turner, and Clara Freeman
FINAL rites were held in Dayton
Ohio from the residence OF a sister
Mrs Mildred spears, 37i 5. Broad
way Re, Ernest Estell officiated
Among The Detroiiers who at
tended The final rites were Mrs
GAYLORD Anie:sr.:. 81 z Garfield;
Airs Fannie Johnson 352 Clair
point. Mrs Florence Kennedy. 344
clairpolni and Mile Battle, ESQ
Clairpolnt.
Mrs. Anderson ~ Detroit read
the condolences and sang solo
Intermerf was In Greencsstle
cemetery Dayton, Ohio
The Golden Arrow quartet IN
der ne leadership Of Mr Goss
sang at East Lake Baptist church
sunday. June II Members Of the
group are Clarence wilson Charles
WILSON George Mitchell and John
ssery.
The King and Queen contest
closed Sundsy June 20 a. p m
George Mitchell was crowned king
The Faithful Building committee
are asking oil members n East
Lake ~ contribute ore dollar mex;
enrasr ~ p n ~ which time
n1sical prosram 9sll he f'r-
nlshed under he direction - Nr
Farmer
Those ~ East Frd 7ho Trsdua'
sT ne June class ~ Nor'hess'-
an Hish School oe'foi' we're vii
ie''A Conner. 7s0l Cadillac avenue
r4cls lanes 27l Nsrrivesrher
Iuiis Pearl Rpskin 25so Conner
El7aheth lane Tfoi'er 5iis Penn
svlrarla avenue Kerwood Turn
~ a24 Terms ssee John Usserv.
3ii7 rennsfl,ania Martha r
Pradhv. 2lle Psnns,lvania Nellie
Nscklr 227 rlairpoinf avenue
Peter ard Elmer Legssft Eradn-
afed from 81 Marian school
Mrs clarence sharp ~ HsrrinE
IN ~ Va IS the guest of Mr. and
Mrs Milton Wills
The i4th Communifv Progress
i've club will entertain SATURDAY.
June Is A. The club house. 2i9
Clairpoinf
The Old Hickory club Is making
plans for the annual July 4ih pic
mic.
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Atty. X. VI. Goliehtly
1925 Gntiot Avenue
M ogsQlQ

sfVs @V00IU
STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chancery.
JOE DAVIS. Plaintiff. VS.. FLORA
MAY DAVIS. Defendant.
ORDER or PUBLICATION
At Session OF said Court held
in the Court House in the City OF
Detroit. in said County on the LIST
day OF June. A. D.. 1887.
Present: Honorable Dewitt u.
Merriam, Circuit Judge
Il satisfactorily appearing to
this Court by the affidavit OF Joe
Davis. hereto attached. that the de-
PENDANT, Flora May Davis. is not a
resident OF the State OF Michigan.
but that she resides at Bessemer.
in the State OF Alabama.
1T is ORDERED that the said
defendant enter her appearance in
this cause within three months
from the date Of this Order. or said
BIZ Of Complaint will be taken as
confessed against her. and that
this Order be served and published
as requested by law in the Detroit
Tribune newspaper printed.
published and circulating in the
County aforesaid
Dewitt " Merriam
Circuit Judge
a true convl
VERNON l. KFRWIN
Deputy CLERK
oc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-06-26

Baptis, Sunday School and B. Y.
p. L. Congress in Raleigh. n. C..
which convened Tuesday, June 90.
continuing through the following
Sunday. After the conference. Mr..
Amos will 30 10 Atlanta. Ga, to
visit his parents.
Battle Greek citizens grieve the
death OF Willie Springer. AZ. color
ed. Of IS Hazel Sstreet who died at
midnight last Friday In local
hospital following a two months
Illness He was born in Kentucky
on October Z. 1895. and came 10
Battle Greek nine years ago from
Champion. H., He is survived by
his widow. Agnes: his mother.
Mrs. Eliza Simpson OF Champion.
H.: three sisters. Mrs. Elmira
Simpson, Mrs. Clyde Mae Rivers.
both OF Champion, H., and Mrs.
Lena Feiherston. OF Fulton. KY;
and a brother. Fred Springer OF
this city. The body will be taken
to Champion, ILL.,, for funeral and
burial rites.
Mrs. Joe Price. 12s W. Roose-
welt is confined at her home. She
has been Ill about a week.
Robert Price OF Is Page Street
has returned home from the hos
pital where he underwent a major
operation. He is reported as MAX
ing a very satisfactory recovery.
The Royal Kentuckians were
heard in a sacred concert at the
Second Baptist Church. 323 E.
Michigan Ave. last Tuesday even
ing at $3.50 in the main auditorium.
ode Cromwell and Wilson Bun
yam were in charge OF the pro-
gram.
Miss Margaret Copeland. OF VAL
lejo, Cal. Is visiting her sister.
Mrs. Lena Dozier. 81 Hazel street
having come 10 this city to te pre-
sent for the graduation Of her
niece. Edna Margare, Dozier, from
Battle Greek High School.
Tavern Cheatham who was for
merly connected with the Cheat
~lams Bros. Grocery. returned TO
IN city 10 attend the June IL graz
duaSion exercises. Mr. Chatham
who was resident OF Battle Greek
has attended Tuskegee Institute
and is now studying aviation in
Chicago.
Miss Agnes Reynolds and her
mother OF Cape Cod, Missouri are
guests OF Mrs. Annie MCGEE. sis
Hamblin Avenue. Their stay Is
indefinite.
Battle Creek welcomes the re-
turn OF Misses Rosie Simpson and
Pearl Flowers who have been at
tending other state colleges Miss
Simpson studied at Teachers State
Normal and Miss Flowers at Lane
College. Both schools are In the
state Of Tennessee.
Word has been received that the
Rev. Benjamin Moore who former
~ studied In Battle Creek, has COM
pleted his studies at Northwestern
Seminary in Evanston. III.
A birthday party WIS given In
honor Of Miss Thelms MCGEE. SIS
Hamblin Ave. last Monday cele-
brating her 10th birthday The
Misses Ruby Cherry and Evelyn
Fullerton were the hostesses Thir-
" guests were present Games
we're played after which refresh
ments were served
Mrs. woodson Henderson 1872
Graves Avenue. entertained the
Contractors Bridge club Friday ev-
enine three tables being in opera
tion The prizes went 10 Mrs
Jeanette Grant and Mrs Mant7
Bradley, and the guest prize ~
Mrs. e. s. walker Plans we're
made for a model dance 70 he Civ
On az Parkway. Guests AZ the
party we're Mrs Blanche Trice
Mrs. Ethel Brown, Mrs Dathne
Dozier. Mrs. Charles S walker
and Miss Coda Perkins
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-06-26
Week End Rambles
Around Motor City

Mr. srd Mrs. Otis Carter started
on an extended trip 70 Huntington,
" Virginia, SUNDAY evening last.
Before leaving they entertained a
number o. friends a. the Melody
club Those entertained we're Mr..
and Mis- James Farmer Mr. and
MIS-. herie Kirg, and Mrs Ecrh
smith
Ms cssri, King entertained a
tos' OF friends las, week. The oc-
tas.or heirg her iwenty-seyenih
b;f'aeay arl.t. s4ry The guests
hsl ar ENJOYABLE evening and an
v;n-l and d.nei un'.l the wee
hours * The morning Among those
presea' wsr. Nr az Mrs L Ycr-
do. ~. aac MIS- Farmer, Nr and
Mrs. Carfes SIR ara Mrs Brown,
Mr.. o.d MIS- " penny. Mr and
Mrs. c. co1e.ar. Bassell Cox and
his Melody Bana eassd in after a
evening a. The Ns.o-y C.Gb ard
entertained 10 ,urch With heir
t~lag masic Mrs. king was the
recirient oi ,iany riee sad useful
rifs
{. ". srt Ms snlh ot 49l f.
Warren erier'anva seine fT~ras
FROM Pontiac Aloeissa Sal june
70 and an .9yas.e tips was
rad by az present 1he guest PEE
sent ins'4-s. Nr and Mrs. Bach
ma, Mss VEGA Dorsey. Mrs. Gus
sic w8l..-1s .ir aud Mrs SheFf
Tell. Mr. and MIS- Hrsou. Bills
Paukhead MSS Mary N.are. Nh
ard Mrs. Y.lam Sors and Mrs
Peggy Basve!.
Mrs. Ella,!a Gaines sister q The
Brown Bon Der is the recipient q,
a lovely h. 1857 Bales Sport
Coupe which WAS given her hy her
brother iof Loas as birthday
present.
Miss Ln-e4 Woods graduate
from Teskesee lrs'.'u'e was ne
guest n Sir ana ,,rs Moses Woods
.; 'hc Fer AFar menfs Miss
Luaca Weeds was graduated from
High School * nc .ace q fifteen
from college ~ u age 8. nine
teen and received tef Master De-
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And It Is further Ordered. That
copy OF this order. he published
three successive weeks previous
TO said time Of hearing, in the De-
troit Tribune. a newspaper printed
and circulating in said County Of
Wayne.
Thomas C Murphy,
Judge Of Probate
a true copy
JAMES c. MORAN.
Deputy Probate Register
6-26-7-f7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-06-26

Pc sure 10 read the Detroit Tri-
hume. Michigsn's fast growing
and popular weekly.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-06-26

The class officers are: John Har.
ris. president: Gus Paros, yIes
president; Evelma Watkins. secrs.
tary; Mary Lopetrone. treasurer.
Arlace Sterlin. valedictorian: Gust
Paros, salutatorian and toast-ma,.
ter; Cloteele Rosemond, class pro.
phet: Georgia Pappas, Antonio A..
mento, class historians.
: Class motto is--"Go Forward ia
Success With Courage and Fideli.
ty" The class colors are blue and
white.