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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-04
TERRELL, WEST
VIRGINIA DEAN

Institute, w. va.--(ANP) The
announcement OF the appointment
OF Dr. II. II. Terrell OF Chicago 10
be Dean OF Instruction at West
Virginia state college re Is almost
like a page from story by Hora-
ito Alger. II ever a youth overcame
handicaps and proved his worth
through unremitting and courage
GUS effort, Or. Terrell Is such a
person.
A Chicago boy, the new dean re-
ceived his A. 3. NJ. A. andPh. ID.
degrees from Northwestern uni
versity. After his. freshman year
he supported himself In college
from aid which came 10 him as a
reward for his excellence IN schol-
arship He was a Fellow at North
western during the period OF bis
graduate study. A musician. Chi
cago remembers him for HIS vail
ant efforts 70 develop a symphony
orchestra.
Or. Terrell succeeds David A.
Lane who goes TO Louisville NUM-
cipal college. Other promotions an
nounced are those OF j. c. Evans.
Director OF Trade and Technical
Education who will also serve az
administrative assistant 10 the
president. Bruce II. Hull becomes
Registrar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-04

CAMPAIGN TO
SAVE SOULS AT
ST. PAUL ZION

Having returned from . briet
visit TO North Carolina to see his
aged father. Pastor Flack spoke
at the regular morning service
last Sunday on The Aspects o,
Religion" using as the subject
The Benefit OF the Righteous.
At tao Rev. r. b. Hurt OF the
A. NJ. Z. Zion church In Wooster.
Mass. delivered . fine message.
The people of Zion seem moved
with conviction as they listen each
Sunday TO the message. New ac-
cessions are received and placed
In differnt circles OF work.
st. Paul starts a great soul saw
ing campaign next Sunday. The
William Frederick Fisher and his
international Gospel party Will
be the leading forces to assist the
pastor and the members. DR.. Fish
er is we'll known In these parts.
and ranks as one Of the best ey-
angelist on the platforms today.
His assistants. five In number.
are also truly great workers. Zion
welcomes you In this two weeks
OF evangelistic services.
Visit The Friendly Church"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-04
MT. VERNON UP
In MEMBERSHIP

Mt Vernon Baptist Church, 1900
Chene, Is growing numerically and
spiritually. under the leadership
OF Rev. Scott. Those who were not
present last Sunday. missed a rare
spiritual treat.
In the morning. Rev. Scott
preached from Roman 1915, For
] am not ashamed OF the Gospel
OF christ. for Il Is the power OF
God unto salvation.
Sunday afternoon, Pastor Scott
and members went 10 worship
with the congregation OF Eletou
Baptist Church, and he delivere
one OF his masterful sermons from
Matt. lf:2s. Take my yoke upon
you and learn OF me-"
At the evening service, the pas
tor preached on Lovers OF Mon.
ey." Rev. Scott forcefully stress
ed the fact that God requires men
to divide their material goods with
Him.
Mt. Vernon and its pastor and
members extend hearty welcome
70 all visitors at all times.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-04
Six Ministers At
New Zion Baptist

The services =, Nsr Zi,- Bap;is.
$40 Alfred s,ree., vas ws.. s,.s-t.
ed las, Sunday Pastor Mercs.
took lis ext .ro- Sa--s - ~
using for Ais s.5.et' Taks Hse-
To Your Ways
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sunday eysr.rg a. oc.ccs
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-04
John Wesley Zion
Has Revival Meet

4 .aFge congregation was pre-
ser. az re morning service las,
sunday despite The heat. The
pastor. Rev J. I Moore preached
stirring sermon o. Stumbling
Blocks Tex, Isaiah 81 N The
pastors illustrations q tie various
kirts 6: s'gnelirg tlocks were
ssry Illuminating
Il 'Ae a.,ernoo- Re- Rocs. q,
'ae C-e..a OF cd vas guest
s.4aker MS service ~as secar-
Il 81 Mrs y Psttsrson, q the
Ste~srtess Bad.
MIS- Ference Delaval.acs presi-
.sa; q, - eh-Fch chc.r, ou,dis-
arcsc Yer co-,eti,ors IL the fin
ancs. t.se S.rday she new
Ao.-s az bs-rer
4 ~ef:va. Is ss.rz held a. this
Eur + IS ccrd1c.ed ~ The
Rsy Nrs Dtsri ard Rev Mrs
rs.=tr
Visitors are always rs'c,ns a,
,7s- ves,sv 4 y : 2 c-arcA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-04
Pastor and Wife
Guests At Party


Last Sunday morning. The pastor
Rev. s sincley, preached a mas
tertul sermon. his text being taxi
en- from John l0:22-23. subject.
When Jesus Attends The Church. p"
Las, Monday evening, the Mis-
sion CIRCLE met at the home OF
Mrs. Gertrude Nelson. 1912 Z. Fort
street After the session. the hos
tess entertained al buffet sup
per in honor Of Mrs. Hattie Holli-
day, u Chicago: also her grand
daughter, who is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. " Amos. Among
The honor guests were Rev and
Mrs. Sincley and Mother Bellany-
On September 10, a weiner roast
will be sponsored at Belle Isle.
Tickets twenty-five cents. Trans
portation and refreshments will lie
free. All are welcome.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-04
New Bride Worshibs
at Clinton AME Zion

The pastor and congregation OF
New Bride Bsptis, Caurch vcr-
shipped a, Clinton 4 NJ. Z. Zion
last sunday az $3.50 ?. n. at which
tine Rev. R. W wrigh, preached
fine sermon
The Earnest Workers Club. OF
which Mrs. Ella Wilson is presi-
dent and Mrs 3 A. Avery lesdir z
the plan group and Mrs. Ida Hyde
leading he automobile group. are
working hard 70 meet the financial
obligations OF the church
Visitors continue TO worship a,
he church and every service is
attended by new friends from far
and resr Some 0, last Sundays
visitors included Rev and Mrs. L
" Benson. OF Nashville. Tenn. !;
Rev ard Mrs A. {. Bell, OF Ceor-
gia: Rev Hill. OF Tennessee. Des-
con and Mrs r. c. Carter, OF New
Light Baptist Church
Mrs Garth. OF Macedonia Baptist
Church. rendered Two fine vocal
selections
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-04
EASTERN STAR
COS'L. CHORUS
AT ST. PETERS

The Eastern Star Gos,ei chorus
will sing al ST. Peters Z;or cA--ch
Sunday, September 5, a; ,. =
A number OF Outstanding leaders
OF the city and STATE Kill o@ Pre-
sent. Speakers will :-c.r1A Mrs.
Fannie Johnson. Mrs Fc-a r,c-'.-
clan: Dr. Bargyh snc Ms D--c-
van. Of the juvenile ?.c,ec,.fe
Association.
A. 8 .. N Bib.lcs baseball
game viii be featured IA eo.nsc-
ton with tie Christian E-dsayor
meeting
Rev Mstcslt hss .as.et re
Rev. W. Walker prominent -.n.s-
ter OF cl!ntor : O. . speak
Tuesday nlgh' seS,enber "a The
public Is cordially .-yl,ed . AsA,
this eloquent preacher
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-04
St. James Members
Hears Good Sermon
vlnewood and ". Kirby

The progressive pastor, Rev.
" J. G McLin. delivered another
q his scholarly sermons las, Sun
day. which proved inspiring 10 all
preserl His ,heme was why
Pray
Nea' sunday morning Rev Nc
Lin @ill preach or The subject.
Reci3rt.a Love, LIES Safety
Valve The public is always
welcome al 81 James c. ". Z.
s. James G. " E. Choir and
ra.rca Will present Mrs. yolande
Maddox. dramatic soprano. in re-
ciial a. he Detroit Institute OF
Ar's sep'em Der IS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-04
Charlotte Student At
Harvard University

Charlotte. n. CAMP -Wheni
Thomas watkin. Jr. son OF DR..
Thomas Watkins; we'll known den
list OF this city. entered Harvard
university this fall. observers say
he will be the nrst Negro from this
section to enter the institution.
Young Watkins IL ls. He not only
passed freshman entrance tests.
but also won honorable mention in
three out OF four subjects submit
ted for examination. He did his
preparatory work at the Camb-
ridge. Mass, High and Latin
school was an honor student, a
member OF the school track team,
and an outstanding chess player.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-04
St. Paul A. M. E. Zion
Church
Jay and Chene SITS.

Rev. j. II. Thompson will be the
preacher at ST. Paul A. NJ. K.
Church. Sunday morning at iO:45
at Sunday evening at 7:45 Rev.
Thompson Is a forceful gospel
preacher and the public is invited
TO hear him.
The Sunday School will con-
vene at 9:i5 A. NJ. with Mr. VIM.
Robinson as Supt.
The Allen Christian Endeayor
League will convene at s p. M.
with Alexander Thomas as presi-
dent and Rev. b. B. Martin as supt.
The Allen Christian Endeavor
League will convene at s p. NJ.
with Alexander Thomas as presi-
dent and rev 3. B. Martin az
Supt
The Senior Allen Christian En-
deavor League will convene NJ
$50 p. NJ. with Mrs. Lola Scott
Williams as president.
Topic: The Dignity Of Honest
Work"
LIST Cor. 5:is. "a; Eph. 4:2s: 2
Thess. 3;i0-i3.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-04
God Neuer Changes
Is Pastors Sermon

The Rev. o. B. Jones OF Inkster
was there on Monday night with
his congregation.
On Tuesday there was a pro-
gram OF good spiritual songs.
On Friday night Professor Wal.
ter E. West was presented in a
piano recital featuring spirituals
and classics. The program was
enjoyed by all present.
A Biblical play will be present
ed on Tuesday night August 81.
Everyone is welcome at New
Bethel.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-04

Sunday. August 20 Rev. Arm
strong spoke TO his congregation
on There have been many changes
the world over and there will con-
tlnue to be but God never
changes" His doctrinal sermon
was received with apt attention
by all present. Six new members
were added 10 the church.
Last week the choir celebrated
les 4th anniversary. terminating it
in a program at 800 on Sunday af-
ternoon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-04
ITALIAN TROOPS To CHINA

Adds Ababa--(ANP) The irst
battalion OF Italy's 10th Grenada
ers regiment, about 1000 men: left
Tuesday for Massawa: port on the
Red Sea; to embark for Shanghai
to protect ITALIAN interests and
citizens in the chino-Japanese war
zone. The Crenadiers regiment Is
Q permanent garrison division at
Adds Ababa-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-04
EAST END NEWS
(By Julia Mae Turner)
EAST LAKE BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday School was opened al
$3.50 Sunday morning. by Supt. ].
Goss. At the regular morning
services. Rev. Thompson preached
forceful sermon. At 3 D. m.
the Pastors Aid Society. under
the leadership OF Mrs. B. Hudson,
ended the age rally" which was
conducted for the benefit OF the
pastor.
Rev. Melvin and his congrega-
ton rendered a very uplifting SER
vice.
Rev. Thompson. another pro-
gressive minister, conducted the
evening services.
The Missionary Society Of East
Lake Church 10 under the leader
ship OF Mrs. w. Farmer. II has
high hopes for the future. Meet
ings are held each Monday at the
church. New members and WISH
tors are welcome.
ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
No services were held At Zion
Baptist Church last Sunday morn
ing. as the pastor and congrega-
ton motored TO Ypsilanti to con-
duct services at Rev. Z. l.. Clark's
church. Rev. Whoey preached a
splendid sermon, texts John 49,
80. After the service, Rev. and
Mrs. Clark and members Of the
church served wholesome din
ner to all the visitors.
AT D. m. services. the former
pastor. Rev. K. Moore. OF Mt. Beu-
lab Baptist Church. Smile Road
officiated. His text was Il will
not let thee 90. until ye bless my
soul"
The anniversary program of the
church will be held beginning the
week OF September 13.
Ars. ". Jarrett. OF Brownville
Tennessee IL visiting her daugh-
ter In this city. She spent the
weekend with Mrs. L. Walden, e42
Tennessee street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Harris,
1857 Brush, entertained her sister
and brother-in-lsw. 12ss3 Essex,
at an anniversary party week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgins have been
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-04
HOTEL AFFAIR
EXPLAINED BY
BISHOPS KIN

New York-(A y P)-weighed
down with newspaper clippings.
s7-Yesr-old Bishop William H.
Heard OF the A. VI. L church. and
his niece. Miss valeria Caldwell
reached here Monday morning.
Aug. % on the liner Queen Mary.
10 tell themselves. OF being refus-
ed accommodation in hotels in
Scotland where the bishop went 10
attend the world Faith and Order
conference in Edinburgh.
Al first repeatedly bitter. and
promising not TO ever return to
Scotland. both the bishop and his
niece and constant companion
were this week inclined 10 speak
more about the many kindnesses
extended 10 them by Edinburgh
ers. following the incident.
Although we were given the
run-sround by the hotel after we
had travelled 5000 miles 10 attend
the conference where the bishop
was the oldest member. We cannot
forget also how kind the substan-
tial people OF Edinburgh were: how
they showered US with letters Of
fering their homes. inviting US TO
visit them and so on" Miss Cald-
we'll. a graduate Of the University
OF Pennsylvania Law School. said.
CHANCELLOR's GUEST
"S,r John Simon. chancellor OF
exchequer not only had US 10
luncheon but he went out OF the
way 10 make US feel that the Eng
lish people. as a whole do not
favor the kind OF discrimination
We encountered. Then DR.. Temple.
the archbishop Of York also invit-
ed US 70 be his house guest. but
by tina, time we had become setti-
ed and declined the invitation"
All the Einburgh papers carried
pictures OF the bishop. and carried
many articles and some editorials
on the barring OF Americans both
OF whom live in Philadelphia Re-
porters logged their steps. wrote
long interviews and everything
they did became news. Thus, as
has often happened before two peo-
pie who might have gone 10 Scot
land and left unknown, made
the headlines and the front pages.
II was on Tuesday Aug. 3. that
Bishop Heard reached Edinburgh
and went 10 a prominent hotel 10
engage the rooms which a steam
ship agency had reserved for him.
When IL was noted that the two
people we're colored. they said the
rooms were not yet ready, TO come
back in two hours. The couple ate
went 10 a session OF the conference
and returned: still they we're told
no accommodation was yet avail.
able
Il thought II strange that our
rooms were not ready for us when
we first called" Miss Caldwell,
who often is the spokesman for her
uncle said but. did not worry
too much about II. I began 10 real
lie that we were getting the run
around when at noon they still
could not put us up. and at
o'clock I could see that we were
not wanted. had to leave my un-
Gle In the hotel lobby while went
hunting rooms. other hotels also
said there was no rooms, and per-
haps they actually were full, since
the city was crowded. Finally.
however. we were accepted in a
very comfortable private West End
hotel. II took me from 2 to 6
o'clock TO find accommodations. "
Il was looking forward 80 much
to seeing Edinburgh and Scotland,
but all the trouble quite spoiled
the conference for me, the bishop.
who has been seven times across
the Atlantic and back and has been
preaching for 81 years stated
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-04
ITALY wIrHDRAws SOLDIERS

Adds ABABA-- (ANP) The
first battalion OF Italy's 10th Gren.
adiers' regiment. about 1000 men;
left Tuesday for Massawa. port on
the Red Sea, to embark for shang-
hal TO protect Italian interests and
citizens In the chino-Japanese
war zone. The Grenadiers' reg
!ment is a permanent garrison d.
vision at Adds Ababa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-04
King David Temple
OF Truth

%: r. Canfield
sunday >@r,ices-ll:30 am. 4
,:3o =. m. sunday school $3.50
a IN. weekday sursices-Non.
Night school 81 Netaphy sizes.
tuesday ';5o p. m. regular
services. Thursday r. NJ
choir Rehearsal. Fri. night
Regular >sr,lces and special
Blessing. Reading and Healing
Daily. Rev. J. h. Macon, pas.
tor; Temple ss.s6s3. Bro.
james Smith. Clerk.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-09-04

married enc year.
Miss Mary Ellen Smith. 253
Chicago. She plans to return
soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Price. OF Mt. Glenn
ems. Michigan spent last week
end with their niece and her hus-
band. Mr.. and Mrs. Rodgers. 440
Tennessee street.
The Fourteen Community Pro-
gressive Club held their semi
monthly meeting Saturday. August
2s, at the club house, 24s Clair
point. An entertainment is plann-
ed by the members at the club
house. on the second Saturday In
September.
Miss Estella McDuffie, 412 Ten
nessee, is visiting in Chicago for
a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Player are plann-
ing a trip to Buffalo, y. Y. Sat-
urday. September 4. They will be
guests OF their cousins and other
friends.
YOUNGER SET
The card party given by the
young McGills recently was a roll
licking success. Many OF the young
people attended and reported hav-
ing had a fine time.
1t is reported that the Wilson
boys and other Detroiters recently
spent a few days in New York.
What happened 10 George Nit
chell? He seems TO be all In a.
bout the feet.
Why has Clarence Well that
far-away look In his eyes. every
night, except Thursday?
Ussery boys can certainly get
plenty OF air In their new Page.
Gretta Boone and zepherine Baz-
al are two very popular young la
dies. with their own circle, as
well as with older people. II will
liam Gentry keeps going. he will
become a good boxer.
Evening star., 1937-12-20
Tune in Jean Abbey
WJSV-Tuesday 8 AM.

MISS Abbey, Woman's Home Companion Shop
per, Will give you many excellent suggestions
1or last-mlnute Christmas shopping, and will
explain many of The Palais Royal special
Christmas services,
Evening star., 1937-01-18

Une of the intriguing features of the newly decorated Grand
Ball Room (rghD at the Raleigh is the unique indirect
lighting system with multiple single and blended shades
Here is another view of section Of the Pail Mall Room
(below) looking from the cocktail lounge.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-12-17
Down Trees Headfrst

According to Simpsons 'Uncom-
mon knowledge" squirrels, chip
hunks and similar light-bodied ar
boreal rodents are the only ami
mails that habitually and naturally
come down trees headfirst. This, of
course, excludes cats, which come
down tail first. Apes, raccoons, por-
cupines, opossums, kinkajous, coati-
mundis and other heavier-bodied
tree-climbers come down tail first
by preference, using the claws to
help support the weight of the body;
some of these, however, reverse the
method when in hurry or when the
tree is inclined. Foxes and the
smaller members of the cat family
are not classed as true tree-climb-
ers and they come down in a rather
unnatural and awkward manner.
The coatimundis may come down a
tree either way, or they may simply
drop from the branches of the tree.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-12-17
Corn Boon to CoIonists

The first Europeans to recognize
corn's importance were the English
colonists on our Atlantic coast.
Wheat they tried and it failed
them; and when the very existence
Of the Massachusetts and James
town settlements hung in precarious
balance during those first hard win
tiers, it was corn that saved them.
Capt. John Smith forced every fam
lily of his little band to plant corn.
They were rewarded handsomely.
Like the sparse crops of the first
dawn Of civilization, it became
means Of exchange, form of mon
ey. Surplus corn built up trade and
commerce, encouraged the growing
stream of immigrants crossing the
Atlantic, and opened the gates to
wealth and prosperity.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-12-17

should really worth The Trotters
on will be the strong Augsburg College of Minneapolis the
college players with the
will be shown this game In of the
the Gaopg Gpher will clash with bearded House of
Playing Gopher squad will be Dwight
quite basketeer in his high school days.
basketball reminds of the high schools
First there the sad story
all places for dear old Mechanic
Mechanics coach had built all
his offensive around this towering lad only have hopes fade
before Mechanics took the floor for the first conference
game Why? The coach had overlooked genman agreement
all coaches of ST. Paul high schools had previously agreed
play Rhedus, course being freshman,
ineligible until mdquarer We predict Fletcher allcty
man February stepped
right by Fletcher Although handicapped by his
Smith made showing for himself Bob" Rife of
Washington lad the earmarks of going places
conference Rife think, has all the natural ab
basketball he continues to improve
be off of the first fve Then there the of
Beedlove North High Minneapolis Without these
boys they may make history in the basketball
Did you know that
Holland the first Negro be named the
Eckersa named Duke Slater the
baritone Holland by the has another
college.
They say Kenny Washington of UCA of the best
bacfed the has long time 1t this
who recently established record by pitching
touchdown Washington also offered
material by Pacific Coast FANS but failed WE'LL who
This boy just sophomore Next maybe will
what will
The housekeeping Louis Athletic Club of Duluth will play the
Halle O. Brown last years game? Watch
paper for the date
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-12-17

What Minneapolis lad spent his
last weeks pay check on a Christ
mas present for another guys girl
friend? What Mill City big
shot just barely eased out of jam
which threatened to be headline
sensation? -. The big tooth and
tackle man has left town. =. Wom-
en- are now safer. D. w. doesn't
know the Metropolitan theatre has
been torn down. =. S. S. is offer
ing a SIS reward for a waitress in
one of the Twin City cafes, restau-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-12-17
Verdi's Failure

When Giuseppe Verdi, at the age
Of sixteen, took his entrance exam
nations at the conservatory of Mi
Ian he showed so little evidence Of
musical talent that the authorities
declined to enroll him. This is re-
lated in the Standard American En-
cyclopedia. This did not bother
Verdi, however, and he continued
his studies, ultimately rising to the
heights with his III Trovatore,"
''Rigoletto," ia Traviata," and
La Fora del Destino."
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-12-17

FOR SALE
BALDWIN PIANOS
$1.OO Per Week
IS w. 9TH Street
Furnished Rooms for rent, 934
st. Anthony Ave. Call z P. NJ.
HOUSE FOR SALE BY OWNER
Modern, Al condition, five-room
house with large living room.
Double garage and oil burner.
BARGAINl $500. Terms. ala
Clinton Avenue. Regent 5555.
nings.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-12-17
Many Varieties of Honey

How's your taste for honey? Are
you one of those fortunate people
who has really studied honey, and
can identify the many varieties Of
this sweet by taste? The true hon
ey-lover begins to recognize types as
soon as he sees it. By its taste he
can tell what part of the world it
came from; and from which flowers
the bees drew the nectar. Red and
white clover honey, orange and
raspberry blossom favored honey,
Grecian hymettus, Australian and
New Zealand honey butter, peanut
butter honey-these are some of the
epicures' favorite varieties.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-12-17

rants, ETC., who really gives SER
vice and deserves the tip which she
expects.
A gambling room is alleged to
have been opened in the basement
of a st. Paul lodge heads home
recently. Three Minneapolis
couples are contemplating Christ
mas marriages, all three couples
to take the marital vows at the
same time.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-12-17
The Feet Always Busy

The feet do more work relative to
their size than any other part of the
body. 1t is hard to visualize the
fact that when a man walks a mile
he places an aggregate of $50 tons
on his feet. Three out of every four
adults in this country have some
sort of foot trouble. The blame for
this condition is largely due to in
correct footwear, but the jar Incl
dent to walking on hard pavements
and floors is a cont ributing cause.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1937-12-17

For Rent: Five room house, SIT.
Apply S046 21st Ave. South. Phone
Cherry 3O9S, Mr.. Bantam, call be-
tween hours of 10 and g..