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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-09-22
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On this deal, North responded with
lSpade, South rebid at 2-aearts,
North raised to 3-HeaFts, and
South went to 4-Hearts. Perhaps
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l0nents, who make good use of all
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moving the spades.
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-09-22
CALLING FOR AN EXIT

HIGH-LOW signals DO not mere.
" constitute a request that yoaa
rrtner make leads Of particular
hts In certain cases, you car
arrounce that you hold a fairly
h'h card in a suit and beg your
r.l.ner to discard a higher one sc
fat he will not be thrown into the
lad by an end-piay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-16
NOTICE TO PAY SCHOOL TAX

All male persons between the ages Of q and 50 years, who are not sailors in the United States Navy or Revenue Cutter Service, volun- teer firemen, paupers or insane per sons.' are required to pay an annual School Tax of $5.
 This tax is due and payable after the first Monday in April and shall be paid before May l, providing you are in the Territory on said first date. if not, the tax is due within 30 days after your arrival in Alaska or within 10 days after written or oral demand is made upon you by the School Tax Collector. Taxes not paid in accordance with the fore going requirements shall become de- linquent, and each person delin- ouent shall be subject to fine of S2.
 All persons subject to, and refus- ing or neglecting to pay said tax, are subject to a fine of S25 or i'm prisonment in jail for period Of one month.
 A. w. THINNING, City Clerk,
 School Tax Collector adv. for Juneau.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-16
FORTY FOUR LEAVE JUNEAU
 ON NORTH SEA
Northland Company Steam CT in Port for Two Hours
 This Morning, South

With six passengers from Sitka aboard for Juneau, five others through to Ketchikan, and an addi- tional half-do2en passengers book ed with Purser B. F. Gillespie from Sitka to Seattle, the Northland Transportation Company steamer North Sea docked here almost eX- actly at midnight last night.
 Two hours later, after taking aboard here a small shipment of fish and A more passengers, the steamer continued on her south bound voyage.
 Coming to Juneau from Sitka aboard the North Sea were: H. F. Carter. the Rev Edward C. Budde, A. Van Mavern, William Hayden, Mrs. William Ott, and Mrs Theo- dore Kettleson.
 Booked through Juneau from Sit ka aboard the steamer were:
 For Ketchikan--G. H. Bach, MT and Mrs Alfred Gordon and baby, and H J. Grub.
 For Seattle-A. c. Glasgow, D. Kyle, Mrs M E. Jessup, c. c. Rob- inson, Mrs Ida M. Bratz, and E. J. Dunnigan.
 Leaving Juneau southbound this morning aboard the North Sea were two passengers for Petersburg, five for Wrangell, nine for Ketchikan and 27 for Seattle They wree:
 For Petersburg-T. A. Thatcher Mrs. Fred Reyner. For Wrangell- The Rev. Francis Munroe, R. Flax stad, Bertha M. Tiber, Don Lind berg, and William A. Hesse. For Ketchikan-F w. Gabler, R. E. Robertson, E. F. Kane. Larry Bun ger, H. A. Gerstman, Mrs. Don Ar incur, B. Zimmerman, Richard C. Wakelin and Mrs. George F. Alex ander.
 For Seattle-Mrs. M. c. Harris, William Mathews, Charles Gold stein. Howard Ellsworth, Paul La EOS, Anna May Johnston, Mrs. Earl Osborne and two sons Billy and Floyd: Mrs Sam Niemi, Mrs. s. P. Gould. D. E. Baker, Harold Barrett James Donald, Mrs. w. Mathews and children Billy and Jimmy, Mrs. Mary A. Wittemore, sMr. and Mrs. A. s. Green, Mrs. Esther Kanen, Ruth Lee. Ann Savisky, Charles Miller M. J. Michaelson, MT. and Mrs. John Mccormick.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-16
Mystery Again fIitS Across
 Juneau Picture
How Did McDaniels Auto mobile Get in Center of
 Douglas Bridge?

Mysteries continue to fit across tie Juneau Kaleidoscope. The lat est is how the automobile of J. w. McDaniels got to the center of the Douglas bridge last night and sat there unattended until an alarm that 8 man had jumped off the bridge reached officers who made an investigation and found the desert- ed car with the lights and ignition cn. Most mystified is McDaniels, who was home in bed at the time, and when notified by officers, was sure that his auto was parked right in front of his house on Tenth Street.
 A passenger on the bus to Doug las telephoned in the report about the strangely parked machine. He deduced that perhaps somebody had decided to end it all by jumping oil the bridge. Deputy Marshal Walter Hellan went to the scene in cab and found the car on the crown of the bridge. There wasn't a trace of anyone around Taking the li- cense pumber he began inquiry to determine who it belonged to. He soon found it was the property ot McDaniels. whom he contacted by telephone.
 where's your car?" asked the of ficer who had aroused the owner from his slumbers.
 Right out in front of the house, v replied McDaniels."
 No ii isn't" responded Hellan It IS in the middle of the Douglas bridge"
 The auto owr1r soon found that the officer was right, but he was still trying to solve the mystery as he drove it home. Officers sus- pected some youngsters had bright ideas anu got cold feet, abandoning the machine.
 No one, as far as could be learned, jumped off the bridge.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-16
NICK CARTER IS HERE
 ON WAY WESTW ARD

H C. Carter, representative oi the reat Northern Railway Go, ar rived in Juneau aboard the North Sea from Si.ka. and is to be here, stepping at the Gastineau Hotel, until Tuesday.
 MI. Garter arrived in Juneau last Monday, aboard the Alaska and transferred that same evening to the North Sea to make the trip to Sitka. He leaves Tuesday aboard the Yukon on a business trip to the Westward
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-16
SCHOOL CONCERT ON TONIGHT AND SATURDAY NIGHT
Affair Is Given in High School Gymnasium
 Program Announced

The third and final concert of the Juneau Music Festival will be given in the high school gymnasium tomorrow evening beginning at s o'clock. the same hour as for to- niehts concert. Sixth Street en- trance will be used both nights. Yesterday afternoons concert was admirably given and appreciated. A large audience is indicated for to- night
 Program Announced
 Opening the musicale saturday evening. the band, under the di- rection of Byron L. Miller, will play six selections: J. de Smetsky's March of the Spanish Soldiery,' y Al Hayes Solo Pomposo' Cuba sclo by Jack Glasse), TschaikoWsky s Elves Dance" from Nut Cracker Suite" William Talbott's Minstrel Man" a march), J. J. Richards Triumph of Alexander Gan over ture), and Sousa's "Semper Fidelis,' ?
 Vocal Numbers
 Flemmings "Integre Vitae" will be the first song presented by the Boys glee Club, directed by Miss Ruth Coffin. Two other selections jncIuded in the second division are Hodges "Sleepest Thou Sull' and Woods Noah"
 Four songs will be presented by inc Girls glee club with Miss Cof- fin directing: Children of the Nicer, 70 That We Two Were May .re7 Werner's The Two Roses, y end Stars With Little Golden San dals"
 The a cappela choir, supervised hy Miss Coffin, will sing stars of the Summer Night Fosters T Dream of Jeannie," Tschaikowsky's Nightingale, "Minka,' Sibehus "Vale of Tuoni Mendelssohns Cast Thy Burden. "Ye Watchers end Ye Holy Ones" Cadman's Glory"
 Orchestra
 Closing the Music Festival. the high school orchestra will play three selections: a negro slave song, entitled Nobody Knows de Trouble I've Seen" Tschaikowsky's Waltz from Ballet "Dormroschen," and Rossinis William Tell Overture
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-16
DOW. JONES AVERAGES
HOSPITAL NOTES

Miss Lazzette Shearer underwent a major operation this morning at St Ann's Hospital.
 Mrs. Russell Wells was operated upon this morning at St. Anns Hos pital.
 Miss Anne Rohwer, teacher of the third grade in the Juneau Public Schools. is scheduled to leave St. Ann's Hospital this afternoon. Miss Rohwer underwent an operation for appendicitis recently
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-16
MILLER TO SEATTLE

Acting as a guard and assistant to U. s. Deputy Marshal John Me Cormick. Charles Miller. operator of the Capitol Cafe here, sailed for Seattle aboard the steamer North Sea. MT. Miller and Deputy McCor- mick are escorting south to prison two men convicted at the last term of Federal District Court here,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-16
STOCK QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. April Is. = Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 1872. American Can 103ia, American Light and Power IFS, Anaconda 56as, Bethlehem Steel 19l4, Calumet and Hecla l4a, Commonwealth and Southern 27, General Motors 59M, International Harvester 106, Kennecott 53, New York Central 49 Southern Pacific 57as, United States Steel 11las, Un- tied Corporation 6, Cities Service 37s, Pound S491 T16, Republic Steel 41a, Lima Locomotive 70, Cerro de Pasco 72, American Zinc. Lead and Silver 15ls, Pure Oil 219s. Holly Sugar 33A, Interlake Iron 229s.
 DOW, JONES AVERAGES
 The following are today's Dow. Jones averages: industrials 18774, rails 60.26, utilities 31.21.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-16

Mrs. William Ott, wife of the manager of the Coliseum Theatre, at Sitka, arrived in Juneau from her home city last midnight aboard the steamer North Sea. Mrs. Ott is visiting with friends in Juneau
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-16
OFF TO LOS ANGELES

On a combined businers and pleasure trip, from which t expects to return to Juneau about the first of May. Charles Goldstein, pioneer Juneau fur dealer, sailed for the States aboard the steamer North Sea.
 MT Goldstein's journey will take him as far south as Los Angeles, California, where he will visit his daughter and son-in-law, MT and Mrs John Dolginer, and see for the first time his week-old grandson.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-16

James Donald and Harold w. Bar rett
 MT. Miller expects to return to Juneau within the fortnight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1937-04-16

Empire classbieGs pay.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-24

10 able TO do. Members Of the cluh
have done a lot OF charitable work.
Sponsors feel that they have
done and are still doing a good
work despite the unfriendly criti-
cisms coming from here and there
and say that Is what Jackson
needs are organizations who do
something constructive other than
socializing and playing cards
Members OF the Neighborhood So
cial Service club are not taxed 10
pay any specific dues but give as
they desire. Meetings are held each
second and fourth Wednesday
night OF each month at S o'clock
The club members are always will
Ing TO assist at funerals in any
way they may be needed. There Is
teacher OF the club and the
Scripture is taught at each meet
ing. The club is non-denomination-
al and any woman. married or sing
lie who is willing to abide by the
bylaws OF the club is eligible TO
become a member. The clubs mot
to Is Lifting Up AS We Climb
and is composed OF Christians only
from the different churches.
The club will meet July 2s in
the home OF Mrs S. G. Duncan,
3lS Eagle street. Visitors are well
come TO attend. Officers are: Mrs.
Lena Brown. president. Mrs. Lizzie
Rogers. vice president Mrs. Vic
toria Harmon and Mrs Warren,
treasurers; Mrs. Nola Scott and
Miss Willie Joe Patten. secretaries:
Mrs. Viola Murphy and Mrs. Hal
Cotton. teachers; Mrs. Annie Pat
ton. chaplain; Mrs. s. G. Duncan,
social chairman Mrs, Lizzie Rog-
ers, social chairman. Every men,
Der Is on the sick committee.
Friends are requested 10 visit the
club meetings and see what II is
really doing Ministers are espec-
tally invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-24
ALBION
By Alberta Hawkins

Richard Bradley. Of Brocker. Ala.
is now residing In Albion at the
home OF his sister and brother-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. George Williams
527 Washington street
The Albion colored Giants Base
ball Team defeated Horton, Mich.
by score OF 10 10 2, Sunday July
Is.
Mrs. Davenport and daughter
Ettalene, OF Hampton. Ohio. have
been visiting their relatives Mr..
and Mrs. John Miles. on y. Albion
street.
Willie Williams Alfred Burch,
Charles Schneider, and Ovela viii
son motored 10 Battle Creek and
Lansing recently, TO visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Smith and
Clifton Ferguson spent Sunday
with Rev. and Mrs. Evans. in Inks
ter. Mich and with friends in De-
troit.
Russell Hunter, Jimmie Williams
and Edward Coleman left last Fri
day morning. 10 enroll in the Ccc
camp at Bitley, Mich.
Miss Goldie Carr returned home
recently, after spending a short
vacation with Rev and Mrs. Carr.
107 S. Gale street
Mrs. Fannie Saulter, SO W.
Michigan street. who has just re-
covered from recent illness. wishes
ITO tha1k her friends for kindness
shown her
The Mothers Club OF Albion Is
sponsoring a library at West Ward
School, every Monday afternoon
Mrs. william Mae Pierson is Iibrar-
IAN
The oath annual session OF the
Chain Lake Baptist Missionary AS
ISOLATION was held al Second Bap-
tist Church in Jackson, last
Thursday through Saturday. The
theme was. Christ is In the midst
of Christians Delegates TO the as
ISOLATION from Albion were Robert
L. Pierson. who was reelected
president: Levin Union. Mary Reed
Mildred Biggs. Willie Mae Ewing
Mrs. Huston. and Rev Perkins.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-24
D. M. A. Group
Hold M e e t

The Detroit Musicians Associa-
ton met Monday evening. to make
final arrangements for their trip
to Belle Isle. which will be held
Monday night. July 26.
Mrs. Joan Johnson will be IN
charge OF the games and a de-
lightful evening IL promised
Tickets are thirty-five cents. in
Guiding transportation and re-
freshments
The cars will leave Great Lakes
Insurance Building. sO1 f. War
rem avenue. at $3.50 p. m.
Among the members who plan 10
attend the annual meeting OF the
National Association Of Negro Mu-
sicians. Inc. In ST. Louis Mo- IN
clude Mrs. Mile Hynson. Mrs. NJ
Rideout. Mrs. L. F. Johnson. Mrs
Nellie Plant. Mrs. L. Woodiork'
Mrs. Jerene Macklin. and MIS-
Yolande Maddox.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-24
RIVER ROUGE
Rr Daniel Neusom

Rev. W. NJ. Baber preached an
inspiring sermon at st. John A.
NJ. E. church last Sunday. taking
his text from the 10th chapter OF
Job. A large audience was In at.
tendance. Mr.. and Mrs. Register, OF
Palm Beach, Fla. and guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. S. Daughter we're among
the many visitors present.
Albert Turner OF AIS Polk street
is visiting his mother In Green
wood, Miss.
l.. s. Lamar. 343 Polk street 10
visiting friends and relatives In
Birmingham, Ala.
The Church OF God, on Palmer
ston. accompanied the pastor. Rev.
J. Richards to worship In Detroit
last Sunday. They report hayiAg
enjoyed splendid services. The
church where they were guests Is
located at Jay and Chene streets
Mrs. Ruth Smith OF Dayton, Ohio
10 speaking ~ tuc mtcthNo WINS
held each night this week.
Mira. Ardeia Eason OF Bfinkley.
Ark. is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Lula Dukes. 3s7 Psimerston street
L. L. Davis and Mrs. Violet Boone
OF Detroit were visitors IN River
Rouge this week.
Mrs. Julia NJ. Hughes OF Chicago
is the house guest Of Mrs. Fieta
|Ratciiff. 447 Palmerston. Mrs. Viola
Mapp OF Detroit was also guest
of Mrs. Ratoliff.
Fews Memorial c. NJ. Z. church
enjoyed spiritual services both
morning and evening last Sunday.
Rev. Mrs. p. Irving delivered an
interesting message from the sub
ject AN ancient vision for today
Presiding Elder ]. Barnett preach
ed q soul stirring sermon on the
subject, How Jesus Taught" The
choir will render an "All Request
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-24

he sure to read the used car adj
vrftisements on Page 10 OF tnis IN
sus of the Tribune.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-24

Program" the fourth Sunday after
noon.
Robert Collins has recently re-
turned from Ellaville. Ca.
Isabella winborn OF Tuscaloosa
Ala. is visiting her brother p. A.
Winborn 424 Elliott street.
B. w. Dukes is out OF town visit
ing In Memphis. Tenn.
The services AZ Union Baptist
church were especially good and
well attended Sunday July IS. Rev.
Z. c. Copeland. pastor. delivered
the morning and evening sermons.
Visitors are always welcome at
Union church.
Mrs. H. M. Renolds. Holford
street entertained several guests
a. q dinner party last week Those
present were Rev. Mrs. B. Jones
Mrs. williams, gospel singer Of
Penn: Miss Hulena Braxton. De-
troit; Mrs. NJ. Hughes and Mrs.
Viola Mspp-
Mrs. Pearl Reed OF Saginaw Is
here visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Lula McFaden.
Mrs. Hall Is able to be up and
home again.
Mrs. Freeman Is still confined to
bed In the hospital
Rosa Sanders. invalid OF Alb
Holford street has recently receive
ed q wheel chair and wishes 10
thank all who donated and work
e for her comfort.
Mrs. Addelia Wade died last Fri
day In Herman Kiefer Hospital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-24
THE COOP STORE Is at
B1 Beechwood Ave.
River, Rouge
N E W S BRIEFS
FROM FLINT.
By Mrs. Bertha L. Travis
Quinn Chapel A. VI. T.. Church

DR.. Charles S. Spivey. Dean OF
the Theological Dept. WHEREFORE
University. preached wonderful
sermon at the 1900 a. m. services
to a large audience Sunday which
was inspiring to all present. He
preached on the subject, The
Ministry" which was well explain
ed. He left the congregation with
deep thoughts and encouraging
words to our young people. Mr..
williams. Mrs. King and Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward King OF Detroit were
visitors at the morning service al
so Mrs. Green OF ST. Louis. Mo. and
Mrs. Davis OF Georgia We are al
ways happy 10 have visitors 10
worship with us.
A Religious Educational Program
was sponsored at $3.50 .. m. which
was well attended. Or. J. W
Moore. founder and president OF
the Flint Civic League. was master
OF ceremonies Attorney Mallory
president OF The Recreation Coun-
cial. man OF high standard. de-
livered an inspiring address,. on
The Accomplishment OF our Ne
gro men Of the past" also brought
out several points pertaining 10
different projects 10 be established.
especially the establishment OF q
library consisting Of books on our
noted men Charleston Hawkins
played a piano solo, l.. Cromwell
gave reading. Mrs s Bryant. the
president OF the women's Federal
ed Clubs OF the state. who is high
ly esteemed for her great nobility
gave some very deep points on
Why womcn's Clubs Every wo-
man present was able TO see the
necessity OF associating themelves
with some club OF high ideas Mrs
NJ Wright. a member and coun-
selor OF the Educational Forum.
and a woman OF high ideals ex-
planned the object OF this forum
pertaining TO politics as we'll as
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-24
END NEWS
(By JULIA NAE TURyER)

Services were opened at Zion
Baptist church at 1880 a. m. Sun
day, July is. by spiritual prayer
meeting. Rev. Whoey. pastor
preached from Isaiah SIS. subject.
Looking for a man" Hearts Of
those present we're made glad from
the wonderful message.
The Macomb County Sunday
School picnic will be held Satur-
day. July "a at the state Park. An
enjoyable time Is anticipated.
The Choir Union will also give
their picnic.
The Red and White Contest end
ed recently with an overwhelming
success for Miss Mary Turner. The
East Lake Sunday School awarded
first prize which was two dollars
to Miss Turner for her splendid
work in this campaign.
The East Lake s. s. will hold
their annual picnic at Rouge Park
Saturday. July "a The bus will
leave at o a. m. All are invited.
II seems that Allen Rodgers Is
still waiting for the real thing
to come along every Sunday night.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-24
Pontiac News

.r,. worlds Greatest Science"
the topic discussed by Rev. z.
Broyles. pastor OF Trinity Bap-
y, church. Sunday morning. July
\, Reports we're made by dele
70. who attended the 8. s. Con-
s.n,iou and B. Y. p. U. The reports
we're fine.
ASP. m. the men Of the church
..,.ored an interesting meeting.
' esv. John Powell, pastor OF
v.,.donia Baptist Church. preach
= sunday morning and evening.
~. sub,ect OF his morning sermon
"a. Il Shall Be Clean" Mrs. Alex
.,s.r rendered a vocal solo. accom-
,,nI.d BY Miss Mary Myers.
The plain talk series OF sermons
"a, continued Sunday by Rev. A.
= williams. pastor Of Newman A.
y y Church. The subjects were:
sy,pding Nets" and THE Astonish-
rspt OF His Doctrines
pelegates from the sesqui-Cen-
,.,,,l which convened In Memphis,
Tam in June. continue TO give in
,,,rins reports Of the meetings.
Mrs Montague gave a fine report
last Sunday.
The pastor. choir, and members
d the congregation will render
,svices at Quinn Chapel A. NJ. z.
church. Flint. July rs, at .. m.
and return the gracious assistance
rendered by Rev. Rhonenee and his
church.
The grand opening OF New Hope
s,ptist Church was held on July
a. ,fter the pastor. Rev. Reed, had
rsurned from South Carolina. The
morning theme was THE Blowing
!, the Great Trumpet" A basket
dinner will be served on Sunday,
July 2s.
The Home Makers Club continues
10 hold their meetings and much
social and material good result.
Mrs E. A Robinson is president.
Mrs John Tapley, secretary.
The Young Peoples Baptist I'm
lon held their monthly social on
July g. al the home OF Mrs. John
Tspley, on Branch street. After the
business session. delicious menu
was served
Representative OF s states were
present on the lawn OF Trinity
Baptist Church at carnival from
July Is to II. Michigan. Mississippi
Tennessee. Georgia. Florida, Ken
lucky, Alabama and Arkansas were
represented Henry Jones Is presi-
dent.
Henry whitaker. who was run
down by q car on July IL. died two
days later Funeral services were
held on July is. from the Davis
Funeral Parlors. MIR. Whitaker
was a member OF New Hope Bap-
list Church Funeral rites were con-
Quoted by Rev. F. B. Reed.
FTP Harris. accompanied by his
son, r p Jr spent the past week
end with Mesdames Williams and
Walker. in Detroit. They attended
services a. Ebenezer A. NJ z.
Church a. II a m.
Be sure 70 read the Detroit Tri-
bune each week. II is Michigan's
outstanding Negro weekly.