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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-10
Chester Current
Chairman Of
Youth Councils
Hold Election
OF Officers
NAACP Group.

The past week marked the a.,
Of election OF officers for ,a,s ''.
the Detroit N. A. A. G. p Va.
councils. Complete return, ., "a
elections throughout the civ ~ -
as follows: :"
Executive officers OF the Cents,
council: Gloster B. Current. cb,,.
man; Theodore Smith. vice ch,,.
man; Mabel windrow. secre,r,.
Carolyn Dent. CORE spondIus -.
rotary; Yvonne Allen, assistant ~.
responding secretary: and charI.,
Harris, treasurer: all incumb.r,
with the exception Of Miss Allen
were reelected unanimously.
The executive committee ch,,
men were Leonard II. Trou,m,,
program committee. Edward Cola
en-. Labor and Industry: Horar.
Holloway. Research: Cornell Ro.,.
mond. Education: Frances Leonard
Entertainment; Eugene Hall PIN
licity; Lincoln Gordon. Nemhs,
ship: Horace L. Sheffield, Financ,.
John Thompson. the Crisis. ssi
Benjamin Kinitzer OF ne new,
formed Public committee.
Theodore Smith. was .s-elsc,sa
unanimously as president Of II.
North End council. Other elected
officers are: Elizabeth McKinny
secretary: Edward Barnes, Vie.
president: Mary Greenfield. coz.
responding secretary, and Sherman
Burden. treasurer.
Based on his splendid work sipo
taking over the reigns OF offIc.
following the resignation Of LucIr.
Durham. Nesbit B. Patton vas r..
elected unanimously as presIdsn,
OF the North Detroit Youth couu.
ell. The other executive officer
are Lawrence Risker, Vice presl.
dent; Thelma Johnson. secretary.
Miss Woodruff. corresponding sec.
rotary, and Marguerite Coins. trea.
surer.
East Side officers are. Pearl
/ Walker. president; Elizabeth Sin.
mons, vice president; ,ichard An.
derson, secretary; Carolyn Sisa.
more, assistant secretary, Lois
Tabor correspondent secretary, and
Pares wychez. treasure.
Elected 10 the presidency Of TIE
Highland Park council was Oliver
Wilson, Wayne University gradu.
ate. Supporting officers are FLOYD
Thompson, vice president: Nanan
Small, secretary; Elyerton NrG
corresponding secretary; and l,hr
Thompson treasurer.
West Side officers are Charles
Harris, president: Frances Leon.
ard. vice president; Mrs. Charles
Harris. secretary; and Grim Nit.
chell, treasurer.
Cleo Gee. Wayne University 70
cial science student, vas elected
president OF the Birdhurst group
Complete returns, however have
not been reported.
In the newly elected Officers
over 300 youths, are placing thsf
trust for wise and militant leader.
ship during 1889, which promises
to be the Youth councils greaieH
year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-10
ADDITIONS
FOR OPERA CARMEN

The Detroit Negro opera Board
VIII hold ambitions on Mondays and
Wednesdays, from : to $3.50 p. m.
at the Y. W. e. A.
This Is an opportunity for aspir.
ing hngners 20 participate In the
Opera Carmen which will he
presented In English this coming
spring. There arr principal parts
and chorus vacancies.
Bring zoe for registration lee
and music
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-10

the YwCA charge Of Miss Helen
NJ. wright. Miss Betty Louise Cain
and Mrs. P. D. Gamble.
Junior Girl Reserves displayed
their hobbies to their parents at
the Branch on Wednesday, Decem-
Der z at 1880 o'clock.
Ouida Harrison, an outstanding
Girl Reserve at Lucy Thurman
Branch YwCA. has been elected
secretary OF the citywide Junior
Girl Reserve Inter-Club Council
OF the Detroit YwCA.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-10
Completes Course Az
Finger-Print Expert

Frederick Taylor. %. $50 Benton
street, received his diploma last
month indicating that he had COM
pleted the two-yesr course in fin
ger-print experts which will be
held IN January.
The course completed also in
cluded ballistics. photography. and
Identification OF handwriting. Mr..
Taylor left Thursday for Chicago
to confer with the school heads.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-10
|Junkman Guilty OF
|Raping Young Girl

Benjamin Smith. 10. 1850 East
Warren avenue. was found guilty
OF statutory rape by Judge Edward
]. Jefferiss Of Recorder Court,
Friday morning. The complainant
was . 1l-year-old sxpsctant mother.
Counsel for Smith attempted 10
prove that the charges against the
defendant were the outgrowth of
vengeance on the part OF the older
sister OF the girl. Smith admitted
on the stand that At one time he
kept steady company with the old
or girl.
Smith, = junkman. will be sem
fenced this week.
sssssssss
William Jackson. SIS. GIL Napoi-
con street, was arrested and iden-
titled az the man who attacked q
35-year-old woman In her home
Sunday night. The Identification
was made at Receiving hospital
where the woman had been taken
for treatment for wounds on the
body.
Hospital authorities told police
that there was evidence OF . crimi-
nal attack.
A 4s year-old woman was rob-
bed by a man Monday morning. The
attack was made shortly after the
woman's husband had left for work.
The thug, after making q futile
attempt to criminally attack the
woman, demanded her money. She
gave him three dollars.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-10
Marriage Licenses
Applied For

Harold Mountjoy. Fl and Her
mine Powell, 20; James McCray. IS
and Gertrude Hudson, 81: Joseph
Ingram. 20 and Pearl Williams. 10:
Joseph Gates. 20 and Estell Ken
nedy. 81: Noah Wallace. 10 and
Mildred Hickman. 49,; Quentine
Peoples, 20 and Daisy Dorsey, 81.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-10

that are dealing with other as
poets OF the hght against intoler-
ance."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-10

The ideal gift for your close
friends for Christmas Is a years
subscription TO The Detroit Tribune
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-21

a zdrave dlte. At rosie k I've
radosti!"
Semovsky Sc blazene usmal
"V to doufam!"
Hovorilo Sc, muzi povfdali c
svych studentskych letech, Ma
RIGA naslouchala a chvllemi Sc
usmala, kdyz jejich cestine ro-
zumela. Potion jala Sc vafiti
kavu. Kdykoliv il Maly zasle-
chi v kuchyni zakaslati, poky-
null rukou prlteli, ably mlcel, a
naslouchal. Potion Ease hovo-
I'll klidne dial. Kdyz Marica
postavila ma still babovku a pfi
nasela hrnecky s kavou, Ease
Sc rozkaslala.
Maly, bera 81 kus babovky,
obratil sc k nj. "Panf Semov-
ska, Wy kaslete !"
"Nije nista", usmala Sc.
mo, kasel je to-" rekl dok.
tor. "V1te! Jsem lekar. Neo-
dejdu odtud, dokud sc ma ten
kasel nepodfvam. Jarmil je
m1j pr1tel, muslin vedeti, proc
jeho pant kasle."
Marica usedla k svemu mr.
necku, pod1vala sc 1zkostlive
ma muze a opakovala: "Nije
.nista."
Doktor kyvl hlavou, pustil Sc
do kavy a pokracoval v hovoru
Sc Semovskym.
Zapadalo slunce, kdyz sc
zdvihl. Muslin j1ti. Vecer
jdu do sch6ze. TAX, PAM Sc
movska! Ten kasel! Prosfm,
svlecte bluzu!"
Marica zdrahala. Semovsky
rekl prosebne: "Marico, po-
slechni! Zbavfs mne tim stale
obavy."
Cervenajfc Sc, svlekla poslu-
she bldzu. Doktor il prokle-
pal a auskultoval pres kosili.
Kdyz zdvihl hlavu Cd jejfch
zad, rekl s dsmevem JEFF vlast-
nj slova "Nije nista."
Marica sc usmala a vyslala
k nemu vdecny pohled. Potion
Sc pod1vala ma muze. Spatfila,
re Sc usmal a oblekajic rychle
bl1zu oddychla 81 zhluboka.
Doktor Maly wal hill a klo-
bouk. ely mne kousek dopro-
vod1s?" tazal sc Semovskeho.
Semovsky kyvl a wal klo-
bouk.
Kdyz vysli z domu doktor
Maly necekal, az Sc no Semov-
sky zepta, a zacal sam: "Po-
slouchej Je to u tive pant vlek-
IL katarh Pile. Neni to tedy
ode dneska. Starsf choroba,
ktera Sc ohlasila pc porodu.
Iva pant sc tn nedovede akli-
matisovati. To Wis, jejich III
ma a nase zima, to jsou diva
rozd1ly. Zatfm to tedy nenf
mic nebezpecneho, ale pozdeji
by sc z toho mohlo vyvinouti
neco horsfho."
Semovsky zbledl.
eco mi tedy rad1s?"
"Posli ma zimu svou PAM i S
dftetem do Splitu. Vrat1 sc ii
ma jaro svez1 a take tvoje dfte
Dude vypadati jinak. Snad do
vedes sve lasce prinesti obet
odloucenl ma pet mes1c1? Jak
te znam, byvalo v tvem srdci
vzdycky dosti obetavosti. TAX
COZ"
"Poslechnu te. zadna obet
neni mi dost tezkou pro zenu,
kterou miluji. Ona pro mne o.
betovala VIC"
Maly stiskl prfteli ruku.
Includes litovati."
Rozesli Sc.
TX.
Cele leto Semovsky stfadal
desetn1k k desetn1ku, a kdyko-
liv mel padesat krejcar1, ulo-
I'll je do postovn1 s%poritelny.
Kdykoliv no postal SET k nekte-
remu predmestskemu soudu a
Semovsky mohl 81 napocitati
jfzdu pc tramvayi, sci pesky a
usetril desetn1k nebo patnact
krejcard. Kdyz v f1jnu pocal
ulicemi prazskymi prov1vati
chladny vftr a list1 stromd v
mestskych parc1ch znenahla
menilo barvu a padalo ma zem,
Semovsky jednoho dine oslovil
Maricu: "Coz domI bys mech
tela Sc podlvati?"
Exam dom1?" tazala Sc u
divene.
"No, do Splitu. Nevidelas
svych lidi uz tax dlouho.'
Marica sc celia cervenala.
"A coz Ankyca."
"Tu bys vzala S sebou."
GALA no IN 10 4Hoho nOn6z q
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-21

~ AAAS%O A%NOOVs
! Vsem isl nam ucinila radost,'
rekl Semovsky.
Pr kojen1 ditete zacala Ma
RIGA pokaslavati. Nekolik dni
uslo toto pokaslavanf pozorno-
sti Semovskeho, ale kdyz no
jedne noci probudil plac dftete
a Semovsky spatril, re Marica
d1te koj1 a pfi tom pokaslava,
zmocnila sc no neurcita obava.
"Aby sc mi tax roznemohla!'
Semovskeho zmocnila Sc pred
tucha, re manzelstvf nenf jen
stestf, ale take zdrojem staros-
IT,"
"Marico! Abys sc zeptala le-
kare, Wis, ma ten kasel. Snad ii
skodl to kojen1. Vyzivu Anky-
ce lie obstarati jeste jinym zpd
sobem."
Dala Sc do smichu. Byl to
stastny sm1ch. Uzkostlivost
muzova svedcila O jeho lasce.
"Jdi, blahovy! Co pax kasel!
To mic neni. Nemoc to nenf.
Nakaslala jsem sc donna dost,
kdykoliv jsem Sc nastudila a
mic sc mi nestalo. A u dltete
mic nenahradi matcina prsa.
Budu Ankycu kojiti. Ostatne
vsechny zeny kaslou, kdyz koj1
dite."
Semovsky Sc uspokojil. Ne
vedel jiste, je-li pravda, co Ma
RIGA povfda. Co xiv koj1ci zeny
nevidel a z 1tleho veku detske-
no Sc nepamatoval, jestli jeho
matka kaslala, kdyz kojila je-
no sestru. Uspokojil Sc, ale ne
1plne. Myslil 81, re kasel pref
de sam, ale kdykoliv zaslechl
Maricu zakaslati, bodlo no
vzdycky u srdce.
Jednoho dine kracel po Pr1-
kopech odpoledne do kancela-
re, schazela jeste p1lhodina do
dvou, Sci tedy zvolna. Proti
nemu kracel pan Sc zrzavym
vousem pc spanelsku ma brade
sestrizenym do spicky. Pressed,
zastavil Sc a ohledl Sc "a Sc
movskym. Semovsky no nevi-
del, ida Sc sklonenou hlavou a
mysle, CO by mel uciniti a ko-
no Sc zeptati ohledne toho ka-
Sic. Pan ucinil nekolik rych-
lych krokG a zvolal: "Semov-
sky!"
Volany sc ohledl, chvfli Sc
d1val ma pana, potion mu oci
zazafily a vztahnuv pravici,
rekl:
"Mal1!" Spoluzaci a ~pfatele
podali 81 URGE, stiskli 81 je u
Prime a usmali sc ma sebe.
"Prosfm tebe! Kdes Sc wal
v Praze? Coz nejsi uz u plu-
ku?"
Semovsky zavrtel hlavou.
"Vystoupil jsem. A co ty robfs
v Praze?"
"Jsem asistentem ma KIM
CO."
"Tedy doktor Maly? Gratu-
luji!"
Maly mavl rukou do vzdu-
chu. "Zatim ovsem doktor, a.
lie dosud ne ten pravy. AZ 81
odbudu tento rok, budu m1ti
pravo nadelati plny hrbitov
neboztikG. Ale povidej mi o
sobe!" Doktor wal Semovske-
no pod pazdi: "Mas cas?" =
Semovsky podfval ma hodiny
ma sloupu u Prasne brany. me
jakou pdlhodinu."
"Tak pojd a pov1dej! Ma
I've osudy jsem zvedav. Byl isl
odjakziva smolar."
Pratele presli nekolikrat pc
chodn1ku Prikopu a Semovsky
vypravoval strucne, co no do
sud bylo potkalo. Kdyz Sc uni
nil O po~kaslavanf sve zeny, dok
tor Tekl vazne, ale S pratelskou
ochotou: "Pockej! Udelame to
takhle. Prijdu tie navst1viti ia
ko stareho kamarada a pri tom
naskytne Sc mi jiz prilezitost
prohlednouti tvou PAM. A rex
nu tt potion pravdu. Wis! Ia
kove zatajovanl praveho stavu
Sc strany lekare je vlastne We
lika hloupost. Mfva to zpravi-
ola smutne nasledky."
"A co myslfs, re je to u me
zeny?"
"Nevim ted mic. Muslin il
prohlednouti. Kdy pax byvas
doma?"
"V nedeli odpoledne.'
"Tedy pfijdu v nedeli." Ma
vezi u sv. Jindricha bila druha
hodina a pratele sc rozesli.
Douo Oon Ovckx rTinraVil
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-21
| MORAVEC.

re taKOVenO ScnOpnenO Glove
ka We sve kancelaTi ma. Sc
movsky tedy skoro kazdeho We
cera vydelal zlatku nebo dive
"a preklad dopisu a napsan
odpovedi,a zlatka byla tenkrar
dosti velkym pen1zem.
"Tolik bych nemel pfi uci
telstvf AMI pc desftilete sluzbe'
myslil 81 Semovsky caste. Ale
Ease Sc zamyslil: "a coz ne
vojne? No, vojna pro mne ne.
nj" A tn 81 vzpomnel ma sve
p1sobenf pTi skolstvf. "Bylc
to piece leps1, i pri nepatrnem
platu," vzdychl 81. Gale ted by
to neslo. Nam zenu."
Ma jaTe pfijel do Prahy bra
tr Marice. Ubytoval Sc V hote-
lu u "Modre hvezdy" a poole
adresy, kterou Semovsky psa-
val sve tchyni, doptal Sc ma byt
manzelG. Zlfbal Maricu a ptal
Sc il: "Jsi spokojena?"
"Spokojena i stastna," usma
la Sc skrze Shy. MAN nejlep-
S1ho muze ma svete."
Bratr zakroutil 81 mrzute
svdj cerny knfr.
"Kdy Pride tvdj muz do
md?"
INA poledne."
Bratr usedl a cekal. 0 ctvrt
ma jednu prisel Semovsky. Spa
tTiv sveho svakra, podaval mu
pin radosti ruku, ale svakr il
neprijal.
"Prijel jsem, abych ma tebe
ucinil trestnf ornament pro u
nos. Odvezl isl Maricu bez me-
no svolenf! A ia jsem jej1m
porucnfkem!"
Marica sc smala a Semovsky
Sc take usmal. Vpravil sc uz
v advokatn1 prakci a dobfe po-
znal, re vsecky zakony jsou
gumove. Proto byl ted jeho
smfch bezstarostny a opravdu
wesley. "Udelej ty 81 sve trest-
nj ornament, ale mne tim neu-
bl1z1s! PTiprav1s do trestu
stryce biskupa, re mi dial dis
pens, potion farafe, re mne Cd
dial bez tveho svolenf a bez
pTedepsanych ohlasek, a ko-
necne uzna soud, re sc tn media
mic delati, protoze Marica cho-
d1 S mym prvn1m d1tetem."
Marica Sc zacervenala a Sc
movsky il objal kolem krku, a.
by mohla oblicej ukryti ma je-
no prsou.
"Hajde, vraze! Ty il mas
rad!" zvolal bratr. A v tom
uz vstoupily mu size do ocf a
p%ristoupiv k MIN, objal je, pfi-
vinul je oba k sobe. A Semov-
skemu rekl: "Jsi junak! Nice
no Sc neboj1s!"
"Opravdu ted uz niceho!"
usmal sc Semovsky.
Pc obede zajeli vsichni do
hotelu, Semovsky 81 vyzadal ma
odpoledne dovolenou, najali
fiakra, ukazali hosti krasnou
Prahu, a nocn1m vlakem vra-
eel Sc bratr Marice do slunne
Dalmacie, zanechav mladym
manzelHm hOin6 DART. ktere
privezl. Odj1zdel spokojeny,
re Dude donna moci podati pr1-
buznym zpravu, re Sc Marica
dostala do dobrych rukou, a
ten jejf muz Czech, re je Tadny
clovek, ami sumaf, ami Temfn-
kaT, ami komediant, ale junak,
ktery Sc nebojf ami soudG a wy
hrozovanf jen Sc smeje. A po-
tom odvazel druhou radostnou
zpravu, re Marica Dude mat
kOu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-21

Kdyz sc Semovskemu naro-
dila holcicka, hledel ma to ma
lie stvoren1cko jake ma velke
pFekvapenf. Celia TIA pfiroze-
ma vec zdala Sc mu velikym "a
zrakem. Male to robatko IDA
10 sc mu pTflis velikou odme-
nou "a jeho lasku. re mu ot-
covska povinnost prinas1 take
move starosti, ma to vGbec ne
myslil. Mel jedinou blazivou
myslenku, re jest otcem a jeho
milovana Marica matkou. PTil-
null k tomu drobecku takovou
laskou, re Marica zacala Ear
liti ma vlastn1 d1te. Devcatku
dali Tfkati Anna, kmotrou mu
byla teta hostinska, ale Marica
dceruSce sve r1kala pc chorvat-
sku Ankyca. Jakmile pfisel
~Semovsky z kancelafe, hned
wal Ankycu a choval il. Pfi-
chazely sestfenice a tety a vse-
chny pTichazely k Will Ankyce.
A jednou dala sc Marica do
place. "Kazdy ma rad jen An
kycu. I ty! Nine uz nikdo ne
ma rad!"
"Marico!" zvolal Semovsky
uleknuty a rychle polozil dite,
ktere choval, zpet do kocarku.
"Jaky to napad? Vsichni tie
mali radi, ia ne%ztencene. Ale
Ankyca test Sc lasce vsech je-
dine proto, re je to tive dite."
Kdyz il objal a polfbil, Ma
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-01-21

Donna Semovsky pfipravil
Maricu ma nedeln1 navstevu.
Marica upekla babovku, neko-
lik dn1 ukl1zela, a DIR. Maly v
nedeli pTisel skutecne. Privl-
tala no jake pr1tele sveho mu-
re sc vsf srdecnost1, vyslechla
jeho zdvoTilosti a cervenala sc
pri tom. Doktor Maly dial 81
rozvynout Ankycu a prohledl
il. Usednuv opet ku stolu, po-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-03-17
TRULA SELPH CHOSEN TO
ATTEND YAKIMA MEETING

Kennewick chapter d. A. r. met
at the. home of Mrs. p. o. Stone
Monday evening with the Misses
Frances Allen and Mary Womack
as hostesses to the $50 dinner. Fol-
lowing the dinner the group retired
to the home of Mrs. j. H. Siegfried
where the meeting was held. Miss
Trula Selph was a guest of the
chapter, having been selected for
the test for the Good Citizen Pill
grimage to Washington next month
and honoring such a high ranking,
it is the hope of the chapter that
she will be selected as this states
choice. She viii be one of three
girls to attend the state convention
in Yakima, March % to Is, at which
time will determine who will be sent
to Washington, D. c. Isl. ~.
The meeting was conducted by
Mrs. Stone, vice-regent in the abb
sence of Mrs. Giard, regent. Mrs.
Stone, as chairman, also conducted
the National Defense program from
the magazine. Mrs. Frank White
was in charge of the program which
dealt with the earliest historical
spots of Oregon and the earliest
northwest history, after which q
discussion was INDUCED In by all.
The next meeting VIII ne neld at
present on International relations.
the home of Mrs. p. O. Stone.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-03-17
Mexican Exhibits Are
Shown at Women's Club

The March meeting of the Ken
nevick Women's club was held in
the Elysian room at the Arrow
Grill Friday. After the regular bus
mess session Mrs. j. j. Slater had
charge of the program, with "Mexi-
can Arts and Customs" as the topic.
Mrs. Slater told of the beauties and
customs of the cities and of the
olden castles.
G. E. McClendon of Richland, who
has been prospecting in Mexico for
fourteen months told of the geo.
logical aspect of the country and of
fishing and hunting.
Each of the speakers had ex-
hibits of the art of Mexico which
was very interesting and educa-
tional. Mrs. Slater displayed q
serape or woven shawl;itea pot from
the Macmillan home; powder box
made of a gourd; several baskets
and a reed fan. Mr.. McClendon
displayed fox and bob cat skins; a
peon or hat; and a cane fashioned
of the backbone of a shark.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-03-17
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
Cnas. E. Sebold. Pastor
Fenx ]. schrag. Associate
Pasco. Washington

continuing his Lenten series on
Inc Vision Of Christ" Rev. Sebold
m speak on the subject Deed and
DNu,ne' Today there is q re-
a a' emphasis on Doctrine or The
10y, 10y. Will this emphasis on Doc
su'e oe like past waves of theology,
IN 1es y divorced from life or
,.. y De q doctrine directly re-
,.,.. 70 or springing from life it
a' IN the past, when the world
s ras ~ travail, theology was an es-
NJ ~ ifom the realities of the world,
rn 70 the detriment of the
sa,sslan church. A like doctrinal
m. lasis would be just as detri-
.ss. asai: Can faith and life be sep
tie s'e :; You are invited to- hear
a GUS discussion Of this timely topic
r sunday morning at II o'clock.
thursday, 2:so pm, ladies' aid.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1938-03-17
PIT. A. to Sponsor
Carnival in April

The PIT. A. held an executive
board meeting at the high school
Monday afternoon for the purpose
of planning a carnival. This carni-
val will be given the latter part Of
April and is for the purpose of put
ting fence on the ditch bank in
front of the grade school building.
There will also be some of the pro-
ceeds used to send a delegate to the
state convention in Everett. This
delegate Will be elected at the next
regular meeting. Crawford Donahue
has been appointed chairman of this
carnival committee and each organ
ization will be contacted to be rep
resented in some way in this COM
munity affair.
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10 New Students
Added to Valley.
Schools in Week

FINLEY-Ten new students were
enrolled in the River View schools
the past week.
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Bob Williams who has been work.

. Bob Williams who has been work.
ing with the government in Mon
tana, is now making an extensive
visit at the home Of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. c. Williams.
E. r. Rierson and Harry Keller of
White Bluffs were Kennewick Wis
itors Tuesday.
Kilkare club met at the home Of
Mrs. Glenn FELTON, this afternoon
for a one O'Clock luncheon. Mrs.
FELTON, received high bridge honors
and Mrs. r. E. Reed, second high.
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Bob Turner left Sunday morning
for Sisters, Oregon, where he has
employment.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Joynes of Port
land and Mrs. w. D. Moore Of Walla
Walla visited Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Rice. Mrs.
Joynes and Mrs. Moore are daugh-
tiers of Mr.. and Mrs. Rice. Mrs. Rice
who has been quite i'll for three
weeks, is some better.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Sherry and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Johnson of Pasco
attended a dinner in Walla Walla
Wednesday, evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Hodgson.
Dudley Beall returned home from
Pullman Saturday. where he spent
a week visiting and to attend a
Dairyman's convention. Martin EN-
erick returned with Mr.. Beall to
spend the week end.
H. Sanders of Walla Walla is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Harold
Gerard this week.
Mrs. Ernest Johnson, Mrs. Harry
Benson, Mrs. Irene Gerard, Mrs.
Jacobs and Mrs. Harold Witham
shopped in Walla Walla Friday
Clyde Wheeler of Freewater Wis
tied Sunday. with Miss Helen Living
ston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Piert and
son Rodney. Mr. and Mrs. Ole john
son OF Pasco, Mrs. w. D. Moore Of
Walla Walla visited at the Ernest
Sherry home Sunday.
Mrs. Winifred Beal and Mr.. H.
Anderson motored to Walla Walla
Saturday.
Sam Kuh motored to Portland
Sunday to bring Mrs. Kuh home
Mrs. Kuh has spent the past month
with her daughter and family, Mr..
and Mrs Ed Schuster.
Roy johnson. a student at Ellens-
burg, visited his parents over the
weekend. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Johnson
Henry Gerard Of La Grande Wis
tied over the weekend with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gerard.
Miss Ir1na Shula, a nurse at the
Pasco hospital. visited her parents
Monday, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Shula.
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Mr.. and Mrs Ora II. Leddington
spent the weekend in Ephrata.
where they attended the golden
wedding anniversary and reunion
of Mr.. Leddington's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. O. D. Lexington. There were
seventeen guests present. which in
cluded only members of the immed-
late family. A large banquet and
mock wedding were the main teat-
ures of the celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Chambers
and daughter Betty of Ellensburg
were weekend guests at the L. N.
Dague home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns Brown were
Monday evening dinner guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Maupin.
The Schubert club has started
rehearsals for their spring concert
which will be given sometime in
May. Following the regular rehears-
al Tuesday evening the club MEM
bers enjoyed a social gathering in
the home economics room of the
high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Males left
Friday for their home in Couder-
sport, Pennsylvania after spending
the week visiting at the Frank
Green home. They were enroute
home after an extended visit in
California. Mr.. and Mrs. Males are
former Kennewick residents, having
lived here thirty years ago.
Gerald Campbell of Seattle was a
weekend visitor here.
Mrs. C. b. Chellis and daughter
left Tuesday for Yakima, where
they will be guests at the home Of
her mother, Mrs. Margaret Carlen
until Saturday.
Mrs. H. r. Love, accompanied by
Mrs. E. S. Mcdonald, Mrs. Mae
Reeder, Mrs. Roy Stafford and Mrs.
G. w. Sherk drove to Connell We'd
nesday night, where they attended
advance and anniversary night of
the Eastern Stars. Mrs. Love sang
some vocal selections and was ac-
companied at the piano by Mrs. E.
s. Mcdonald.
Miss Helen Steiner was the speak
er at the chamber of commerce
meeting today. She asked the clubs
cooperation in the countrywide
garden clubs now being organized.