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The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-18
SOCIAL SECURITY
 STATISTICIAN IS
 JUNEAU ARRIVAL

Vlad F. Ratay, member of the Research and Statistics Department of the Federal Social Security Ad- ministration, arrived in Juneau on board the steamer Alaska from the States, and is staying at the Cas- tineau Hotel.
 MT, Ratay, whose headquarters are at San Francisco, is to assist the Territorial, Public Welfare De- partment is setting up the records so as to be able to furnish neces- sary statistics which the Social Se- curity Board will require from time to time in connection with the ad- ministration of Alaska Old Age As sistance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-18
BOXER HEADING NORTH, ANNUAL
 SUPPLY VOYAGE
Indian Bureau Vessel Has Eight Couples Aboard
 Due Juneau Saturday

With eight young married cou- ples aboard, the Indian Bureau mo- torship Boxer sailed north from Seattle last night, and is due to ar rive at Juneau Saturday. The pas sengers, majority of whom have never before been in Alaska, are to teach at Bureau of Indian Affairs schools.
 According to the Indian Affairs office here, the Boxer will put into Juneau direct from Seattle. Leav- ing Juneau, the supply ship VII call at Valdez and Seward, on her way to Nome, where she is due in about thirty days.
 The Boxer is carrying supplies for Bureau schools at various Indian villages along the Bristol Bay coast, in the Kuskokwim region, and the Aleutian Islands.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-18
"|t Can't Rain, Let's Play BaII'
 So Say We All!
Frs kine and Smith May Meet Again When Moose,
 Douglas Battle Tonight

Tt can't rain tonight" says the weather man We. can't lose to Douglas" say the Moose "They can't beat us again" say the Doug las diamond performers.
 There are three inequivocable statements that lead one to think there may be baseball game in Juneau this evening.
 Furthermore, League President William A.. Holzheimer this morn ing said absolutely that there will be a ball game tonight; thereby expressing his. faith ifl the wealth CT mans prognosticattDns.
 2 Said Proxy Holzheirner. "The Moose will meet the Douglas team this evening at 6 o'clock at Fire mems Park, in the second game of the playoff series for the Gas tineau Channel League champion ship ~
 Say the fans. Claude Erskine has had three days rest since Sunday, so he will be doing the pitching for Douglas, and, prob ably Johnny Smith will face him again. Maybe they will come up with as fine a ball game as their hurling battle last Sunday we'll be there to seelp
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-18
CAPITOL BUILDING
 ENTRANCE GETTING
 NEEDED ATTENTION

After two weeks of pounding on the roof of the Federal Building, workmen who are giving the. ad
 ministrative quarters an overhaul today shifted their attention to the main entrance to the building, Erec- ton of scaffolding around the colos- sal columns of Alaska Marble adorn- ing the portico was going on apace this morning, and it will not be long before all cracks and crannies on and around the ornamental entrance will have been made water-tight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-18
HAROLD SMITHS WILL MAKE HOME HERE IN
 THE ASSEMBLY APIS,

MT. and Mrs. Harold Smith and daughter, Virginia, who have come from Cordova to make their home here, are now established in the Assembly Apartments.
 MT. Smith is associated with the U. s. Forest Service here. Mrs. Smith and Virginia arrived in Ju- neau a few days ago from Cordova, where the Smiths have made their home for some time.
 Miss Smith plans to leave this fall to attend school at Pullman. Her sister, a graduate of the Uni versity of Washington, last spring, is now Mrs. David c. Joly of San Francisco.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-18
Prince Robert
 In from South

Canadian Nationals palatial liner Prince Robert arrived in port at 3 o'clock this afternoon on the last tour cruise of tha vessel this sea- son. The liner has 3l5 tourists aboard The Robert will remain in port until Il o'clock when she sails for Skagway, returning here south bound Saturday morning at 4 O. clock
 The vessel is commanded by Capt. H. E. Neddon. Bert Robson is the purser.
 Among prominent passengers on board is Cyrus Mccormick, of Santa Fe., New Mexico. director and for mer vice-president of the Interna- tional Harvester Company. MT. Mo- Cormick is at present publisher of the New Mexico Sentinel, largest weekly of New Mexico. He is ac- companied by his wife and his wife's cousin, H. N. Corkington, U. $. Con- sul at Vancouver. 4E
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-18
HAIDA OFF|CERSI ARE 6. 6. GUESTS. TOMORROW NOON.
Juneau Chamber to Handle Routine Business-Rlck-
 etts Will Be Speaker

Lieut.. Comdr. Noble c. Ricketts and officers of the U. s. Coast Guard cutter Haida, recently transferred to the base here. from Cordova, are to be the honored guests at the weekly luncheon meeting of the Ju- neau Chamber of Commerce. to- morrow noon at Percy's restaurant, Chamber President George w. Folta announced today.
 It has been planned to have the Haida Officers as guests for some time, but heretofore, occurrences have prevented, Captain Ricketts, who is a member of the Juneau c. of C.. having joined while here as commander of the cutter Talla- poosa, will address the gathering.
 Business tps be dealt with tornor- row by the Chamber will consist of committee reports and other rou- tine matters.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-18
Package Fuel
 Business BOOIllS

WASHINGTON, Aug. IS. = The packaged fuel industry has devel- oped into a healthy infant.
 The Bureau of Mines says sale of the fuel-which may be stacked in the living room closet-began in a small way in 1882 and last year reached 66.427 net tons
 Packaged fuel is produced at re- tail yards, usually from what is left over from handling the coarser sizes of coal. The packages consist of six cube-shaped briquets wrapped in heavy paper and bound with pa per tape.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-18
Hitch-Hikes s
 1000 Miles to Claim His Dog

CLOVIS, N. M, Aug. 18.-It took two thousand miles of hitch-hiking from Douglas, Wyo., to Clovis and back but Fred Armento. an Indian, recovered his dog.
 The dog was left at Fort Sumner following a recent automobile acci- dent in which Armento's mother was killed. Working at Douglas, he later was notified the dog had been run over and injured,
 Armento started at once to hitch- hike, not stopping until he claimed his dog and put it in an animal hospital here.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-18
KARNES STORMBOUND
 2 DAYS AT ILIAMNA

Wiring his office here today from Kanakanak, Territorial Commis- sioner of Education A. E, Karnes reported that he has been storm bound at Iliamna for two days, but is now on his way again and ex- pected to reach the Bristol Bay sec tion today, on his inspection trip to Territorial schools.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-18
U. s. FLEET IS TO MANEUvER,
 ALASKA COAST
Great Concentration Will Take Place Next Feb
 ruary, Is Report

SAN PEDRO, Cal, Aug. IS. = Every available ship and plane of the United States on the Pacific Coast, except the Asiatic fleet. will be concentrated in the North Pa cific next February for maneuvers, it was disclosed here today.
 The unprecedented assembly of ITO surface vessels and $50 planes is expected and this sea and air fleet will participate in sweeping maneuvers over the Californian waii and Alaska triangle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-18
WIFE OF ENGINEER
 ABOARD HAIDA IS
 HERE FROM BOSTON

Mrs. Nathaniel Fuliord, wife of Fulford, chief engineer aboard the U.S.C.G. Haida, arrived in Juneau yesterday from Boston.
 Lieut. and Mrs. Fulford, who are to make their home on Gold Street, have been stopping at the Hotel Ju- neau Their two sons are Nathan iel and John.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-18
Is Given
 "A Days in Jail.

BIRMINGHAM Eng, Aug 18.- Seventy-year-old John Mainwaring. who called himself the other king" demanded the right to be treated in his full royal stature when tried at Cannock, near here, for the theft of five shillings (about $1.25) :. He said he felt pretty ashamed at the irreyerent court that sen- fenced him to IA days in jail
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-18
Turn Santa Back ]! Red and Green Does Not Call for Carols
Should you see red? Should you see green?


 Should you see green2
 You are not necessarily aboard a ship at sea. nor standing on pier head watching the night-time ap- preach of liner. You are more likely, just anywhere in Juneau.
 Spreading fan-wise from the City Hall, city workmen have. during the past week. been doing a fancy job of daubing on Juneau's fire hy- drants. Some they paint green, a mighty bright green; others they paint red = an even mors-so red. Why red and green? It's not be- cause Christmas is coming!
 Now the Bremen have contract ed the urge. They want a can of red paint-so that they can do things to their fire-alarm call boxes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-18
BASEBALL TODAY

The following are scores of games played this afternoon in the two major leagues, as received up to 1 80 o'clock:
 National League New York g; Boston 1. Chicago 6; Pittsburgh '.
 American League Detroit 0; Chicago 4. Cleveland 5; St. Louis 2. Washington 6; New York '. Boston 9; Philadelphia 4.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-18
Tooth in Tongue,
 Didn't Know It

PUEBLO, Col, Aug. Is. Six years ago Patrolman Thomas B. Mathews was shot in the mouth by gunrnen.
 His wound healed. He felt no discomfort. Recently he went to a dentist.
 The dentist found a broken tooth imbedded in Mathews tongue.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-18
GRIMES DUE SOON

Ben Grimes. Public Health sani- tary engineer, is due to return to Juneau aboard the Baranof this week from a survey trip to the Vest ward.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-18
HOME WITH MUMPS

Malcolm Morrison, on the staff of operators of the Signal Corps, United States Army, is i'll at home. He has case Of humps.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-18
HEMLOCK IN PORT

The lighthouse tender Hemlock arrived in port this afternoon and is at the Alaska Juneau dock
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-18
TONSILECTOMY

II. Heney underwent a tonsilecto- my at the Juneau Medical and Sur pical Clinic this morning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-18
Invitation Arrives
 Just IA Years Late

GARY. Ind, Aug. 18.-The Rev. Michael C.. Cadacz will not preach at the cornerstone laying at St. Adalbert's Catholic church, South Bend, although he has an invita- tion to do so The reason: the ceremony was held IA years ago.
 The Rt. Rev. Msgs. John w. Osadnik, St Adelberts minister, mailed the invitation to Father Godacz, but it was lost in the post office.
 Father Cadacz received the letter just the other day. "'H
 
 A chemically cooled l2-cylinder v-type engine of 1000 horsepower is undergoing tests by the army air corps at Wright Field. Dayton, Ohio. Michael Faraday,e electrical wiz ard. turned down forum efor his inventions and died poor man.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-18

9 Flash Tuning!
 = You have the station you
 wish to hear in a flash, because of the visual auto matic finder. You see which station you're tuned to be- cause call letters lig h t up when you reach it. Automatic frequency control makes Flash Tuning accurate tuning.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-08-18
Acostical Labyrinth!

' AcOsticaI Labyrinth!
 = The unnatural b o m is
 taken out of the "a dio voice and music by this new device, and deep bass notes provided with a new fidelity. The Labyrinth also increases the volume capacity and ac- curacy of the loud speaker.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-04

visit with her parents at Youngstown Ohio Before return
ing home she stopped for brief visit with friends
Cleveland. .
Mrs Sadie Williams, of Birmingham, Ala. is in De-
troit as guest of Mrs H. B. Sanford of 1923 Stanford
avenue She will sojourn here for ten days . -
Prof. Randolph Edmonds of billiard University, New
Orleans a., visitor in Detroit this week He's accom-
jancd by his aunt Mrs. Susie Myrs well-known civic
and political leader of the Crescent City Professor Ed
mond is the author of two books. Shades and Shadows
and six Plays Negro Theatres He is reported to be
the first member of his to direct play at Yale Uni
versy.
James Billups of Arndt street, is driving his
1887 Plymouth automobile to New Orleans La. Accom-
panying him his aunt and uncle, with whom he re-
sides The party will be the guests OF Mr. biups parents
in New Orleans and their stay will be indefinite.
Miss vunles Barrow OF Mcpouga Ri, ~ s
Pacific Coast While in the West Miss Barrow visited Los
Angeles. Pasadena Santa Barbra, Hollywood, and other
cities She the guest Of Miss Tyler Mae Richards of
Los Angeles Miss Barrow will leave the city on Sept 18
for Washington, c.. where she will attend Howard Uni
versity this winter.
Miss Vera Taylor, of Pittsburgh Pa, sister of Mrs.
Chester Rne is in Detroit for the week. guests of the
Renes.
Mrs Sarks granddaughter Miss Ethel Turner returned
Monday from weekend cruise to the 500 Locks and 9TH
er points in northern Michigan.
Upon their return they told of the many beautiful
along the way and also of the sights and in
the different northern cities.
Frank Elkns Jr. Of Anderon avenue and Jack Frank
lin Of Harding returned Monday from weekend
trip to Cleveland Ohio They rport having had grand
time.
Mr. and Mrs Sidney Phillips, of Tuskegee Institute
Ala have been spending their vacation in Detroit for
past several days Mr. Phillips who is intimate friend
of Joe Louis and the Barrow family and Of j. E. Wiley of
the Tribune member of the Tuskegee Institute facul
ty..
After attending the annual Allen Christian Endeavor
convention in Grand Rapids Mich the week Of August
16, ad the Negro Musicians convention. in St. Louis Mo.
the week of August 3D. Neptune Holloway of this city is
spending the remainder of his vacation visiting relatives
and friends in Atlanta Ca and other Southern cities
Mrs. Margaret Rideout is spending two-week visit
with hr sistern-aw in Indianapolis Ind after having at
tended the recent annual convention of the National
ISOLATION of Negro Musicians, Inc in ST. Louis dele
gate from the Detroit Musicians Association
Hoping that readers will enjoy this weeks spe-
ca Joe Louis issue of the Tribune and with brightest and
best wishes for each and all of mirror friends we
j sign off until next week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-04

WTANDAs got fhe man she wants. Lots
w other siri friends had 20 take second
choice. Not Wanda = she srsbbed OF the
hold him In the palm Of her hand. She
knows the binding charm OF soft. radiant.
vitality colofed hair. She relies on Lsrisuss 20
keep her hairioveiy, and keep her man loving.
Dull. stresked or grey hair tskes on glow.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-04
Visitors Feted
In Motor City

Mrs. Annie Mae Hoyt OF Balti-
more, Mr.. was the recent guest
OF her mother Mrs. Maggie Cole
man, 2l52 Antietam street. Mrs.
Coleman also had as her guests
Leroy Bray OF Baltimore. Md.
and Miss Margaret Goes OF Cleve-
land. Ohio.
The guests were honored at a
party last week at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashburns 2152 An
tietam. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mitchell. Mrs.
Rose Lance, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Car
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. T. Thompson,
Miss Pearl Montgomery, Mrs. Min
ME Make. Miss Fessie & Cressie
Lee Falls. Mrs. Helen Parham,
Earl Manor, Mr.. James Mr.. Bragg,
Mrs. Minnie Dennison, Linnett
Baldwin. Mr.. Martin. Mrs. Eula
Fair, Mrs. Roberta Griffin, Mrs.
Harris, and Mrs. Bessie Sanders.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-04
Engagement Announcent
At Birthday Party

Miss Mable Cunningham was
honorsd at a Birthday Party at
her residence last Friday evening
at which time her engagement
to W. Fulton L. Weathers was an
nounced. The couple will be wed
on February 9Th. n
Guy Jackson and his one man
band entertained for the many
who attended. among whom were:
Pauline Dotson. winifred Brady.
Phyllis Griffin. Mable Miller, AL
ma Jones. Ann Williams. Lillian
Armstrong. Marjorie Martin. Addie
Martin. Bergman Anderson, John
league: L. Seymour, 8. Cathey.
T. Weathers. Josephine White, Lee
roy Wilson. John and Clyde Ander-
son, James Mills: Jerry Mcdaniel.
Doyle Yopp, vernal Simpson.
Theodore Mcworter and Eddie
Duncan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-04
HOT sCLUB

The Red Hot s Club resumed
their activities, after months
vacation. with a meeting at the
home OF Mrs. Ora Walker Thurs
day Sept. 2. Mrs. Rose Amos IL
president: Mrs. Emma Philpot,
secretary.
Anderson Byrd. els Garfield re-
turned home. August %. after q
fortnight's visit with his mother;
who Is Ill In Newman. Ga. He was
greeted on his return by his wife.
Mrs. Winnie Byrd; Mr.. and Mrs.
Quarrels. Mrs. Holt; r. Gray: Mt.
and Mrs. william Martin, Mrs. b.
Curtis; Mrs. Evelyn Clash OF Bal
timore. Md; and Mrs. Flora Ed
wards Of Chattanooga. Tenn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-04
| Mrs. c. Hanson
Reelected Head
Of Heroine Guild

The annual session OF Wolverine
Grand Guild Herofnes OF Templar
Crusades. which was held last
Thursday In the Masonic Hall on
Frederick street, was In every way
a success. At the close OF the
session the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
CLARA d. Hanson. grand princess
captain, Detroit: v. A. Bristol.
grand royal advisor. Detroit:
Minnie Neeley, asst. grand prin-
cess captain. Ypsilanti: David
Harris: asst. grand royal advisor,
Ypsilanti; Agnes Bristol. LIST lieu
tenant, Detroit: Elizabeth Martin,
End lieutenant. Ypsilanti; Ollie
Jordan. grand secretary. Detroit;
Alice yancey. grand treasurer.
Detroit: Rebecca Ward. grand
chaplain. Ypsilanti; Dora Will
liams. grand crossbearer. Detroit;
Louisa Gray and Esther Hender-
SON, grand commissaries, Detroit:
Fannie Charles. inner sentinel,
Detroit: Arthur Union, outer SEN
tinel. Ypsilanti: Lucy Lynn. grand
inspectress. Ypsilanti; and Edith
Wright. grand asst. secretary.
Detroit.
Mrs. Clara B. Hanson also at
tanned the position OF Internation-
al Grand High Priestess at the In
ternational Grand Guild. Heroines
Of Templar Crusades. Prince Hall
Affiliation, at Cincinnati, on Au-
gust 10.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-04
BATTLE CREEK


of the Second Baptist Church Of
Kalabazoo. conducted the Sunday
morning service at the Second
Baptist Church in Battle Creek. AT
three o'clock Sunday afternoon,
the Rev. warfeld substituted Rev.
K. L. Todd who was scheduled to
preach at the Mt. Zion A. NJ. Z.
Church. Sunday afteynoon the
choir and congregation Of the Sec
ond Baptist Church OF Battle
Creek went to Kalamazoo to wor-
ship with Rev. warneld and his
church. A quartet from Albion
was also present and they sang
three splendid selections. Rev. E.
l.. Todd will leave the city to at
tend the National Baptist Conyen-
tion which will convene in Los
Angeles. Cal. He will be absent
from his pulpit until October LIST.
Rev. ]. 2. Stewart, pastor OF the
Church OF God on Hamblin street.
preached an impressive sermon
Sunday morning. In the afternoon
program was given In connec-
tion with a rally. In the evening
service Rev. Carl Mckay OF Kala-
mazoo preached the sermon. Rev.
Stewart, his wife and other MEM
bers Of his church left for Nash
Vile. Tenn. where they will at
tend their annual meeting.
Mrs. Ella Lewis, 76 Wilkes street
has as house guests her cousins
Mrs. Alice Washington and her
daughter and son from Buffalo.
". Y.
Mrs. E. B. Miner Of Graves ave-
nue. Is entertaining Mrs. Julia
Jackson OF Chicago. Last Monday
Mrs. Miner gave reception In
honor OF her guest. Mrs. Williams
OF Akron, Ohio was also present.
Mrs. Helen Bassett presided at the
affair.
Last Saturday afternoon, Mrs.
Charles Walker and eight guests
went on a fishing trip to Camels
Lake. The Literary Club will have
their regular meeting Wednesday
at their cottage at the Lake. DR..
and Mrs. Charles s. Walker will be
the hostess and host.
The relatives and friends Of the
late Mrs. Hattie Ester Todd are
agrIeved over her death. Mrs. TODD
was the wife OF Rev. Z. L. Todd.
pastor OF the Second Baptist
Church. In Battle Creek, and had
been resident OF Battle Creek for
the last twelve years. Besides her
husband she IL survived by two
daughters. Daisy and Hanna Mae,
at home: son, Fred Lee Todd at
home: a sister, Mrs. Emma Hub
bard Merritt OF Memphis. Tenn:
Arthur Merritt OF Granada, Miss;
William Merritt OF watervalley,
Miss. and the Rev. E. NJ. Merritt OF
New York City. The funeral SER
vice was conducted at two o'clock
last Friday at the Second Baptist.
Rev. J. s. Williams OF Detroit de-
livered very impressive eulogy.
The beautiful casket was decked
with numerous varieties OF flowers
coming as an expression OF love
and sympathy from the many
friends of the Todd family. Friends
and relatives were present from
surrounding cities in Michigan and
Illinois. Interment was in Oak Hill
cemetery.
The A. b. Stove Baseball Club,
mixed team. captured the city cmss
b. Crown by defeating the Rich
Manufacturing Company, another
mixed team, by score OF So. The
winners scored three runs In the
second inning to win the game.
Calling was the winning pitcher
and Morris was the pitcher for the
defeated team.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-04
THE
HEADLINER
NV JACKIE ARTHUR)

49, - = - -
Miss Florence May who resides
at SAT woodland Avenue had a
picnic In her backyard last Mon
day. The various kinds OF flow
ers blooming In all their splendor
and glory made very picturesque
setting. Tables were set up In a
circle with one long table In the
center where the refreshments
were placed. Each guest brought
one article on the food menu. They
played cards. feasted. and In the
evening their husbands Joined
them. Lights were strung around
the yard at night and 1t was truly
a pretty sight. Some OF the guests
present were: Mrs. r. Parker. Mrs.
Sanders. Mrs. w. b. Horner. Mrs.
O. Smith, Mrs. f. Wagner. Mrs.
W. Davis. Mrs. K. Conway. Mrs. r.
Andrews. Mrs. J. Smith. Mrs. w.
House. and Mrs. Bowles.
The T. !. D.'s gave club picnic
Saturday evening at River Rouge
Park for their boyfriends. The
Deltas were the chaperons. Some
OF the sorors at the weiner roast
we're: Sue Morton. sponsor OF the
club. Freda Bailey. Gilmore Boy
kins and Loretta Mckee. Every
one had a grand time including the
mosquitoes.
FLASH FLASH! FLASH!
Robert Porter Is spending
week in the motor city. He Is
Grand Rapids lad and just gradu-.
ated from Michigan U. last semes-
ter.
Johnell williams Is back In De-
troit. seems as though he couldn't
stay away. I wonder what's the
attraction?
Marjorie Carter Is back from
her vacation In the near west.
Mrs. Gray Of Palmer Avenue just
returned from NictN III @NcN tciH
and had wonderful time. She Is
better known by her first name,
Priscilla.
Helen billiard Is spending her
vacation in Mackinaw. Way up in
the woods.
Billy Hall Is planning TO spend
some time in Idle Wild.
Joe Prather has gone way down
south TO Alabama
The boys that spent a month In
camp are hack with plenty OF mos
quito bites 10 show that they had
been in the country.
Hilly Hal. Spencer Cary, and
Bassett Jones turned over in Ler-
oy Dudley's brand new ford. The
car was ruined but fortunately no
one was injured.
Myrtle Tiller Is working In the
drug store on Beechowood.
Helen Cuzzens certainly gets
lot OF enjoyment out Of her BIZ
cycle.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-04

KATHLEEN PHYLLIS SAMP-
SON. attractive daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Samp-
son. eos7 Begols avenue,
whose engagement to George
Chyvene Jones was announced
this week by her parents. The
prospective groom is the son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Turn
err. 6375 Begole avenue. The
date OF the wedding will be an
nounced lst<.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-23
Critically Ill

Critically LII
w. H. Fleming continues critically
IL at Duke hospital, in Durham, it was
reported today.