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7-RM. HOUSE FOR $4,000.

7-RM. HOUSE FOR $4,000.
rms. and bath room on 2no moor arl
unfinished. LARGE front porch. city water
and elec. in house; lot 1oxl44: between
Mass. ave. and Conduit I'd. on hard-sur.
faced street. less than miles from D. c
For terms, call Mrs. Burgess. Wise. 4253
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. lIl9 K st. NV
National 1856.
1927 DAVENPORT ST. NV.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
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LEE BLVD. HEIGHTS, VA.
6024 Lee Blvd

On left-hsnd side going from Washing
ideal. brick suburban home on lars. 10
f5X110; plenty Of shade ultra-nodern :
rooms. > baths. recreation room buI!t-!n
sarase, Laundry room large attic insulated.
low taxes Fairfax County, monthly pay
ments ike rent. Special price for this
month: your house IN exchange
CALL OWNER,
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NICE HOME. ALL NEW, NEWLY FUR
niShed > rooms board > part time all
cony. very cheap TO right party. Pot
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EXCEPTIONAL! - ROOMS > BATHS
completely furnished, Sl0O a month until
October l or lease by year Must be seen
% be appreciated. lS40 Lamont st. n W
Phone Adams S5Uo
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Chevy Chase-Sa.a5O This is unoues-
tlonabiy one OF the best values Ve have Of
Tered in this lovely country club section
lor months. The house lust west OF Con-
necncut ave. on . vell-landscaped lot. SIS
!eel VIDE Is particularly pleasing
eAry american style While the house is
ern, and there Is everything necessary
ior luxurious living. including Gear
garage. II you have experienced difoculty
hndins An attractive home in q refined
nelehborhood at this price. let US show
you this one.
THOMAS J. FISHER d CO. INC.
1:}S 18th ST NV DlSt Ss2o
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WAVEPIY Hills VA

New home 5 rooms slI-brick tile bath
, unique floor plan. large Soft. lot Wlds
street. fine neighborhood lOc bus fare
one block to Lee Highway Small down
payment. month hly payments less than rent.
Price, $3.50.
Directions Go to Clarendon take N.
Washing on Boulevard to N Utah St. fol.
low signs Hines Exhibit Home" to 1889
N. Utah st
NC. Hines & Sons. Agents.
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EDW. M. WILLIS,

Investment Bldg. National - ". -
2343 18th ST. NV.
NEW BUILDING NOW READY.
. rms, d a, kit. bath 500 -oV
2 rms d a KIT bath 5000
SHANNON d LUCHS co.
1905 II St w. National - y.
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HOUSES FOR SAtE.

NEW. MODERN. BRICK sEM1-BUNoA-
owner own s7abS SoPo Po;omse 1856
Can Can % Buy through n Pedeasi Hou.ins. Ion1
term. tern. monthly payment plan: Less than
rULIoN r!,IIIs, tso r GORDON. 1927 Eye st. NV.
a5HG caAs. s :ebeS W. io f.sa M
risht three blocks to e7o4 44th
BEST BUY IN R. / AVE N 8 SECTION
- bed rooms. sleeping porch. sis yard
friserator. automatic hot-water heater. eco.
nomicslly heated BY at-controlled
gain to rirht " party owner AddT.ss & sox
:I31-D Star once.
PETWORTH SEMI-DETACHED.
extra s;tn lot; double ssrass Consider ss1no
spect 1919 9th st. NV.
ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AT M ST.
w-Commercial zone: 2-story and cellar
brisk S .,ho house t With g rms rms an and bath Nv h
Dist s9l7 W. L. MOORE Geo $500
s1,,:5osl,BEsT BARGAIN IN MT. Pleas
sell Immediately; no agents. Mr.. LAWSON,
Dist 5919.
$500 DOWN AND x46 PER MONTH NEW
5-room brick house. full basement sarase.
fireplace. tile bath and shower; large shaded
lot; all conveniences. Act quickly for =
real bargain with excellent terms. Green
wood l342. MR.. SELF. %
NEARBY VA-SlO. O.5OO-BEAUTIFUL
brick and stone early American home, 4
bed rooms 2 baths General Electric oil
heat: corner lot l2b-ft. frontage; restricted
community. also . brick Normandy home
nearing completion. rooms and bath
finished. Two additional bed rooms and
bath roushed. in. Only. $3.50. Nine
homes sold before completion. Buy direct.
Call MR. BENNETT, North 2016 u
DOWNTOWN IlO1 10th ST N.W.-l0
rooms. 2 baths. h.-w.h.. apply on prem
SeS.
COUNTRY CLUB VILLAGE. ONE OF
Washinaton'S most dist~Ctive home COM
munitieS takes pleasure IN presenting two
unusual new homes Sounoly built and in
dividualy designed in woodland setting
of incompatible beauty Offering the solution
of luxurious living at low cost. Spacious liv-
ing room with stone fireplace; large bright
lining room. all electric kitchen. three
large bed rooms and ChildS room. attached
garage Will! maids room above; recreation
room. automatic oil heat. II you are
looking for house that is different don t
fail 10 see these why pay rent when you
can buy on such easy terms2 Out Mass.
ave. extended, keep risht into River I'd
800 yards to property, or out River ro. q
mile beyond Kenwood Country Club or
| Call OWNER, Col 61oo. Open. to pm.
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MOST UNUSUAL VALUE.
2115 3rd ST. NE

This all-brick home in perfect condition
and located Il block of Rhode Island ave.
convenient to stores schools transporta-
tion and churches is being sacrificed for
immediate sale. Has been arranged and
At present is being used for two families
thereby providing enough income to prac-
tically take care OF the monthly payments
1t is also ideal for family needing 3 bed
rooms sleeping porch. large living room
dining room kitchen and inclosed porch
or den on first floor. Has automatic oil heat
completely insulated. detached garage and
other features. making this a rare value.
IACJ rTpNRC
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PRACTICALLY NEW. SEVEN ROOMS;
Chevy Chase; convenient to bus "a53 Nc
kinley st. NV. Emerson S3SB
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i4"5 14th ST NV.
Q rooms kitchen ard bath -S5U,o 90
EefrigerstlCn on House Current.
See Resident Manager.
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.,,., -, bRI1f / WOOD.
o1S 9th ST n.w.~-0 rms. bath b-i
tuD 1nd SHOWER Refrigeration, S65 DIXIE
HIHhLli COMPANY. Natl. $3.50. Sunday
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1927 s. DAKOTA AVE NE
Semi bungalow. : rooms and bath oil
heat. insulated. reconditioned. Larse lot,
detached garage Owner SAYS sell Come
make oher on your terms. Open daily.
TO pm
LOUIS H EALL-Resl'or
1904 24th St. NE Potomac Socl
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TAROMA PARK q MODERN FUR
basement; SO monthly. - Maple ave
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1856 4Oth ST. NV.
AIR COOLED.
"a"a Connecticut Ave.
"AN Address of Character.

c5O4 ION ST. NE.
Z rooms. kitchen dinette. --S505 so
Refri9eratlon on House Current.
See Resident Manager.
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4O5l GRANT ST. NE. NO. .;
q rms, kit. dInettp, bath. yard----S4 .0t
RefrigeratlOn.
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NICELY LOCATED.
rms well planned sx-room and bath
nome is convenient to Georsetovn and /,
IN , excellent condition. The address In
Rent, $3.50 Per Month.
MOSS REALTY CO.
3ls TOWER BLDG NET ,--e
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111O 9th ST NV
- rooms. 4 baths arranged into snts .
Sl25 per month
WEAVER BROS. INC.
olStrlct 94s6. Washington BLDG
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4U3 ELM ST.
Chevy Chase. Md-Modern de-
tachrd brick; q rooms ;, baths.
screened porch. 2-car garage; Sl25.
SHANNON IL LUCHS CO
i'"' ST NV NATIONAL 2345
t':A 'th ST. NW-S ROOMS AND
month F''
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC
1919 NV Dstrtct INK
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| 5no1 eth ST. NW.-S rms, b; gar; ss5
| anob 9th ST. n.w-6 rms. b.; shower: >
! glass porches; Frieidare: gar; oil burner
gentiles: S'5 Monday, Georgia ol1a
! BEAUTIFUL SPACIOUS SEMI-DE-
tached; l., rooms, good for large family.
!
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1874 EUCLID W-9 r.. 8 BED R. BATH
and shower: redecorsted; h.-wh.; auto
matte hot water; So $50 terms.
CONTRACTORS BUILDERS. ATTENTION
Remodel this property in spare time and
make money Call OWNER. Adams o405-J
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Il. 5. DONALDSON,
cU2 Southern Bldg. Met .I62 .
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS, VA.
SUBURBS OF ALEXANDRIA
Beautiful, large house: trees. shrubbery:
APPROX. = acre; detached: ; bed rms.
lvlnE r., d. k Datn. basement. automa tic
heat. weather-strlpped. See this home to-
DAY. between - 30 and pm; price,
S1,p5U, no commission. Route. Out Rich
mond Highway to bridge across railroad
yards. turn right approx. 5 blocks. Little
church across road from house. 20.
Braodock st. Phone Alexandria 2ls5-W,
or Met 24.o
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1888 OLIVER ST. CHI. CHI ID. C-DEr
biick, rms. baths. recreation rm :
IeIiiHeIat!on. gar. >IuJ. DIME REALTY
1OMfANf Nail. $3.50. Sunday, Cleye
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SOUTHEAST BARGAIN
1915 18th pl-Nev semi detached brick.
rms . tile baths. 5 big closets - cedar.
hardwood floors and trim. lovely hxtures
3 concrete porches: arranged for ! or
families Price $500 Feas terms TO
reach-Out Pa. ave. Sc 70 MINI ave
night 70 18th st. right 10 P St. left "a
lsth pl.
Agent on Premises Until Sod
A. l. TEMBERLAKE. GREENWOOD eaal
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P OLICE GIVE
PROTECTION
TO NEW OWNER
CONTINUED from rare -

tt"ntfnued from raRe
some officers out 70 give me protec.
ton. The NAAcP told me 10 move
in and they would protect me SO
here ! am"
Expects Trouble Friday
Mr.. Bradley said that he had
been approached by the Detroit
Trust company three weeks after
he had purchased the property, the
trust company official asking him
to reconsider the purchase. agree
ing 70 pay the White Real Estate
company It's commission n the deal
was called off Alonzo Hall. another
real estate dealer. according 10
Bradley also talked with him about
cancelling the deal.
Because OF the threats made BY
the occupant OF the upper apart
ment. Mr.. Bradley stated that he
was anticipating trouble when this
renter moves Friday
Police have been stationed In the
block and have kept automobiles
and pedestrians moving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley came 70
Detroit Is years ago from 81. Louis.
Mo. They have q son. Charles Jr..
who Is employed In a hat store
down twor.
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CLIMPSES s N sa''''T'

BysyLv1A PEN IN

Hardly had the hustle. hustle. and smoke Of the 2sth
annual conference Of the NAACP cleared here when the
glorious Fourth Of July its bang and boom burst
US So Of course there has been much 70 engross the
thoughts OF the local folk viii do and many
places 70 Sc.
large rumser Of pleasant people from various parts
q the country have been visitors within gates during
The past DAYS here this paragraph We shall
tell you something abou; them. Rev, A Rice principal
Of the nigh schools o jackson Tenn stopped il al the
Tribune ctfce Tuesdsv n vacation and is the guest
Il Mr. snd Mrs John TheUs q the Theus Photo Studio
On Hastires " vanr editor Of progressive weekly
Of Youngsiovi Oho. Was also IL Detroit this week hav-
rs been called ~ me illness Of h sistern-law, Miss
Berrce Cartis. 6l5 Garfield Mrs Elizabeth Garner Of
the Cleveland Esre il city for few days, and is
stopping q; 1920 L Warren. Nj. an6 Mrs Edgar Bond.
q Toledo s1en: Sunday and Monday visiting Detroit
friends They guests Of Mrs Evans Mulle street.
Mrs Hill Of Rridrewood y. j. is the charming guest Of
ne. sor and daughter Mr. Mrs Harvey Hill Of Wood
row avenue Mr.. andMrs Thomas Edwards, Of Oklahoma
CITY after attending NAACP Conference here
are spending brs. soourr IL city guests Of Mrs
Dorssy Of BROOKLYN Mrs Olive Ryder Of Cincin
natl Ohio is the peassn, guest Of Attorne; and Mrs.
Julian Perry. Of Marlborough Mrs. Ryder is a
testher in the public school system Of her city.
Continued Pare 81
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TO THE RESCUE

Ships snG airplaneS OF three nations FAR out IN the
Pacific are franticay searching for lost woman and
ostnan Perhaps the brave missing avators, Amelia
Earhart and navigator drifting hopeessly nj sea-
aboard their $4,000 hydroplsne; maybe they are
nsrooned on some isolated coral island; or perchance
they are asleep beneath the Wherever they
may be hearts and prayers 20 out 10 them GOD
grant snip and plane may reach them IN
sine and return them in safety TO civilization
Already the famous flyers have been missing Tor
six DAYS hu. still the search for them Some several
thousand seamen pilots enlisted IN The search, at
staggering Of approximately quarler million dol
lars DAY May their efforts be rewarded with success
Among the human beings who inhabit the islands OF
the Pacific there many other lost men and women
There are many others country and IN every
spiritually los-ost in crime ignorance and disease
Every day and women Of this type, IN the
bread lines or crowded the slurls and alleys OF our
metropolitan cities and little rescue for them seems IN
sight.
Our hearts ache with anxiety as we listen Tor the
fair. S. S. calls being sert out BY those two courage
rus and American navgao-s who are lost IN the
Pacific: but hold 70 the ground we can al
strcyv hear ne S @. 5. calls for help. which are
sen. forth by The countless thousands Of humble men
and women who and rotng with disease IN
DIR sums seeking Jobs IN and being driven by econo
mic and socisl pressure lives Of shame and crime
TIE S G. 6. cries for helr from these lost men and
women OF me humble II this and other lands
challenge civilization America srd the world must 90
70 the rescue
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last week following a seven-day
meet. There was large at
tendance At the conference and the
reports were exceptionally good.
The, Michigan conference IL the
direct outgrowth OF the original
Missouri conference which had its
beginning rs years ago. The or
ganization became 20 large that
the general conference divided It,
making Missouri and Michigan
conferences. Since that time the
number Of churches have increas-
cd In great numbers and will pro-
badly be revised at the next session
OF the general conference.
One Of the problems Of the cur
rent conference was to find q place
large enough to Accomodste the
large attendance.
The Rt Rev. John W. Martin
bishop OF the sixth Episcopal dis
trict, WAS the presiding officer and
he praised the work OF the Rev
Moses J. Jones IN Muskeson a. Q
leader.
At the Youths Council Saturday,
the Rev. Mr.. Jones was the prin-
cipal speaker, using 80 his subject
"TAe Perplexed Problems Of Ne
gro Youth" The general theme Of
the yount people wat the "crysan-
izstion and application Of ado. 4.
.quate philosophy Of life" =. 49,.
The Rev. Mr.. Jones spoke 70 TWO
large groups Sunday, on the West
side and In the North end. He
will return 10 Detroit soon 10 make
q survey Of the coiored population.
This work will be done IL con-
nection with the 7. NJ. c. A. and
YwCA. and the other recreation
Al departments. re will kifo con-
fer with John {. DAncy. executive
secretary Of the Detroit Urban
LEAGUE. who hAs made q study OF
the Economic Problems Of the Ne
gro"
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The whoopee Twelve Club held
its weekly meeting. Friday even
ing, June rs. Mt the home OF Miss
NJ watkins. All members were In
attendance, and the hostess served
delicious repast.
The club gave dance on June
26 and representatives from many
other local clubs were present.
The club held It's weekly meeting
a. the home OF Miss r Sims. Fri
day evening. July 3.
The meeting was carried out In
the usual order with the MAJORITY
OF the members being present.
After the business hour the hos
tess served delectable luncheon
which was enjoyed by all
l. johnson is president OF the
club G B Clarke lie correspond
ing secretary
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WILLIAM II. HAMMOND,
6sS6 Woodrow avenue, who was
chosen . few months aeo from
ten other colored employees Of
Schmidt's Brewing Company,
1895 wilkins avenue, to rep
resent the firm ~ . special
beer salesman In the Paradise
Valley ARA Mr.. Hammond
who Is 81 years Of age, is form.
erly of Pitts. Pa, but has re.
sided In Detroit 16 years. He 10
now working directly under the
general sales manager, X. J.
McDonalds also under Presi-
dent George Schmidt and Wed
President Frank Schmidt
According 10 Mr.. Hammond,
the Schmidt Brewing Company
has never fired cr- Of Its col
cred employees. Mr.. Ham.
mond has worked for this firm
In various capacities, for four
teen years and because ef
HE genial nature and the
fine record Of this com.
psny, his friends predict for
him increasing success ~ .
salesman for the Schmidt
Brewery.
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crowd was In attendance.
The High Society Club gave a
tea honoring their mothers July !
at the home OF Helen Thomas. 5as
s. Milwaukee street. All mothers
were present. Different games we're
played and delicious repast was
served Officers OF the club are
Ida Brown. president: Rosebud
Hinton, vice president: zelma Hol-
man, secretary; Shirley Brown
treasurer; sick committee. Shirley
Holman, Thelma Brown: enter.
tainment committee, Shirley
Brown and Ardell Smith. Rosbut
Hinton is reporter. A delightful
time was enjoyed by all present.
The Merry Money Makers met al
the home Of Rev. and Mrs. walls
222 T. Franklin street, Tuesday
July 6.
The willing Workers club met
at the church 30 L. Franklin
street June 20. The meeting was
largely attended. Delicious re-
freshments we're served. Mrs. VIII
liams IS president: W. M. King is
secretary.
The Unity Club met a. the par
sonage, s0l Z. Franklin street with
Rev and Mrs. Covington. Re-
freshments were enjoyed by all
present s. culptpper 10 president
ana Mrs. Dunosns Ia secretary.
A delightful luncheon was serv-
ed at the home OF Mrs. Foreman.
s2b Russell street In honor OF
Miss MIlgsr Jones. Those present
were Elsonia Walker. Dorothy De-
waters. Alicestine Walker. ana
Rosebud Hinton.
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Q. s. J. CLUB !.
The Que ssis Je Study Club met
June l.. Al 51e7 vinewood. with
Mrs Ruby Franklin as hostess.
The June Faith meeting was al
the residence Of Mira winifred
Green, 52ss yinewood
The six members OF the club
attended Great Lakes picnic
Al Pu;-ln-Bay and reported having
had delightful time
Mr. Lula b Martinez has re-
turned home after having attend
Cd the funeral of nephew in the
East
Mrs Viola w-ilburn IL still visit
ING relatives and friends in South
Carolina
The club has dipped into IT'S
charity fund 10 help finance q
course in commercial art. for q
Young man with promising posi-
bilities who is al present confined
in West Side sanitorium
Mrs. Elena Perkins Is president.
OF he club
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AzSk
NEWS rRoGREssIyE cLrB

The Mems Progressive Club el-
ected its board Of directors. and Of
ficers Sunday. June 27th. At the X.
OF p. Hall.
Although founded only one year
ago the club has filed papers for
incorporation with the state OF
Michigan.
Formerly known a. the Progress
sive Mems Club. the organization
has sponsored several well-sttend-
ed affairs in the city; but the aim
OF the club ia 10 aid and promote
business success among members
OF the race. With this idea in
view. the club has filed papers for
incorporation.
The board OF directors include
Antonio Santos. chairman: Attorn-
ey o Stewart. legal advisor: John
Early. Jasper Adams and ". vii
liams
The first business meeting Of
this incorporated club will ne held
Sunday. July IL.
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(By Pauline RAspberry AM
Hiram Crawfsrl)


The Hamtramck office Of th'
Tribune has set up . new systsm
For the first time IN it, histor,
II will be headed BY co-editors
The new editors are. Miss Pauline
Raspberry. who recently broush'
scholastic honor 10 her race b,
becoming vaiedictorian OF thu
June class. and Hiram Crawford
aggressive young student OF Ham
tramok High school and orfAnis'
or OF the HAmtrAmck Negro Coun'
eli. II IL a great privilege 10 ses
all news through the eyes OF thess
two youths.
To the Readers OF the Dstroi'
Tribune and the Citisens OF Ham
tramck. Pauline Raspberry and
Hiram Crawford who are now IN
charge OF Hamtramck news make
the following announcement:
"Our aim IL 10 give the reader Of
the Detroit Tribune. news that Is
worth reading and that will sails
~ you. Please consult az con-
corning any important news that
you may have and above all dc
not fall 10 give M your suEEes-
tions and criticisms.
I'VE will write 10 the best Of our
ability the social. political. and
church news OF Hamtramck. and
extend 10 the readers our views on
the current problems OF the Negro
|, We expect your cooperation and
hope you will advertise your bust
ness IN this paper.
Inasmuch as we are WORKING
for vour best interests, we choose
this our motto; Truth first, truth
last, baIlyhoo never"
Need Increased Dole
Distressed citizens OF the city
OF Hamtramck demand an increase
in welfare aid. impoverished BY
the recent depression. many find
their meager welfare checks too
small 10 enable them 10 live above
the minimum subsistence level.
This condition has caused many OF
our people 10 live IN squalid slum
areas and condemned tenements.
Despite the urgency OF this prob
lem. the City Council announced
Tuesday. June 20, that At present
little can be done In the way OF
Improvement Mayor Rudolph G.
Tenerowicz has promised to hell
| by giving men with families fiv'
days work per month In the d. p
W. and single men days worl
per month.
For future consideration thi
problem will be referred 20 IN
Ways and Means Committee OF tn
Wayne County Board OF Supervis
ors. This committee. however. vii
not meet to prepare a new bulge
until September
sunday school sponsors Drive
Quinn Chapel A. NJ. L. 6unds
School Is sponsoring novel con
test to increase its membership an
its finances. The school is divide'
into three groups. the Reds, Whites
and Blues. Every Sunday. point
are issued In this order 100 point
to the group having the creates
number Of punctual members. 10
points TO the group taking up IN
largest amount Of collection. an
100 points to the group having N
greatest attendance at the close G
the Sunday School period.
At present the Blues are iesdin
with $50 pointf. the Reds hav
$50 and the whites have zoo. Cap
tains Of the groups are Miss Thorn
asine Medders, Reds; Mrs. Her
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-10

The Jolly Twelve Club was Civ
en- . pleasant surprise party June
rs al the home of Mrs. Tennie
Hunt. 81 Kirby. by Captain Alon-
"a Rhae
Rufus Burston, president OF the
club started the twin game OF
dodge between Mrs. Clara Robin
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son and Elizabeth White. Tailed
by Mrs Cora Latimore and Flor
ence Fields
A dainty repast was served. con-
sisting Of chicken salad, Ice cream
chocolate and caramel cake. Miss
Edna Hunt served, assisted by lit
tie Miss Dorothy Hunt. Mrs. Tennie
Hunt acting as hostess.
The color scheme was orange.
black. and white. A delightful sy-
ening was enjoyed BY all present.
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The twtnty-seventh annual ses-
sion Of the Michigan conference
OF the AMEz church closed here
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Classified Ads
MANTEn

Grocery store. fixtures and
stock for sale. Good stand; rea-
sonable price; leaving town.
Four room-llving quarters IN
rear, for rent; sss per month. John
Ruskin, 1O2s Z. Montcalm. 40
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JACKSON

The Mstehless Quartet gave .
splendid program At the church
wednesday, June &C. A large
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-10
FOR RENT

Nicely furnished room; modern
conyeniences. 10 refined couple.
Call Trinity f-5575.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT
Nicely furnished room; business
couple or single. Modern convent.
ence. Tyler 5-916S