davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1938-06-14

FORD 1886 Tudor, $349-Finish like new.
interior spotless. tires excellent; Cherner-
lied and fully guaranteed; S175 allowance
for your '32 car in average condition.
CHERNER MOTOR co.
uT NpTnA AWE NORTH S666
The Washington times., 1938-06-14

FORD 1885 Tudor trunk sedan. @9QO|
No. $3.50: going today at $3.50. UOSN
Hurry if you want a real buy. Call
r. W. Thompson.
I114 Vermont Ave. N. w. NAtl: $500
The Washington times., 1938-06-14

Ford 1896 Tudor sedan-Recon- coz
ditioned to super perfection in UAO
side and out: thoroughly Euaran- Down
teed. All you need is a steady lob and
good credit and $26 down. with easy
monthly payments Of $20.41. and the
car IL yours
HANDLEY MOTOR co.
1870 Georgia Ave N w Adams 6062
The Washington times., 1938-06-14

WILLYS 81 Deluxe Sedan-Brand new
appearance. radio. heater; owners name
on request low mileage; spec, 1897.
Lee n. BUTLER Inc Stude. Dstrib.. 1121
21st ST. n. w, d. 1918.
The Washington times., 1938-06-14

Pontiac 1882 6-Whed Sedan 01EE
Metal tire covers. good rubber. U1OO
original black finish. motor completely
overhauled; $35 down. S9.10 per month.
GARDENERS STUART MOTORS
S04 Bladensburg Rd n. E. Line. S13S
The Washington times., 1938-06-14

FORD, 1885, Tudor-Beautifu @O7Si
green finish. In he best of DA u
mechanical condition. Thoroughly guar
anteed. Radio equipped. Easy terms
and top allowances Drive to Hyatts-
Vile and save!
BILLHIMER PALMER
kh1I I Ave, HVatt9yille. Gh. U9VO
The Washington times., 1938-06-14

STUDIO RIM. adj. bedrm., next bath; vene-
tian blinds; one, S22; two. S2s: y block
from bus. 551A 9Th n. W. GE. 5271.
The Washington times., 1938-06-14

FORD 1898 convertible coupe. &997
brand-new top. and Just reup- WOOO
hauled and guaranteed. Has tine
radio. At this new low price. Call r. W.
bo
The Washington times., 1938-06-14

WILLYS 1896 De Luxe Trunk 4-Door Sc
dan-RepOsscssed here for finance COM
pany in Arkansas: S347 owed on car; will
accept S149 for quick sale: 30 miles to
gal: terms Rear 3232 P n W. WE. O614
The Washington times., 1938-06-14

Fo-d 1887 Tudor sedan-sixty- @AAR
korsenower motor exception DttO
sIIy clean and in every way looks new.
Special price for this weekend only
S'4' WAKEFIELD MOTOR CO.
s,o5 Sherman Ave. N. W. AD 5000
The Washington times., 1938-06-14

Ford 1885 Do Luxe Coupe-only @NE|
Handley can recondition cars QtO
that are superior to them all. Down
Sold with the easiest terms in town: $45
down and only $27.53 month. Must
have steady Job and good credit.
HANDLEY MOTOR CO.
$3.50 Georgia Ave. N. W. Adams 6O63
The Washington times., 1938-06-14

FORD 1885 Coupe R-S.-Fine motor: very
good rubber. Reduced to $235. Packard
Washington Motor Car Co.. oath, M and N
Sts n ". REpubIic O145. Open eVenings.
The Washington times., 1938-06-14

PACKARD. 1888 sedan-Demonstrato
Richardson Bros. 2204 Nichols Ave. Sc
PACKARD 1880 7-Pass. Sedan, 500. Coast
In, 407 Florida Ave. n. E.
The Washington times., 1938-06-14

rORD 1881 80" coupe: No. WNG0
277s The most economical car SD3VO
yor can buy Compare this price and
car and you will buy. Call r. w. Thomp'
SOL HILL & TIBBITTs
az, varn,ont Ave N W. Mail. $3.50
The Washington times., 1938-06-14

PACKARD. 1885 Model lob Sedan. Low
mileage; new-car condition and appear
ance in every detail; fully guaranteed
S575. Packard Washington Motor Car
Co., Gath. M and N SITS. n. W. Republic
O145. Open evenings.
The Washington times., 1938-06-14

ror5 1873 Club Cabriolet-A QIQE
.onvertible for five passengers. OfCC
nisb annearance, etc. like new Five
brand new white Sidewall tires. A
real buy S4S5 ~
-, Aya NJ w AD snnO
The Washington times., 1938-06-14

Io37 Ford De Luxe Fordor Sc GSOR
dan Finished in a beautiful OOAC
mahoEany. unusually distinctive in ap-
nearance Carefully driven by one own
err it's standout at the price: Sn"'e
STANLEY H. HoRNER.- INC.
1924 lIth st. N. W - Decatur ts9s'
iii l4th St. N. W. NAtlonal 1901
The Washington times., 1938-06-14

1881 Conv. Sedan, 6 ".
$3.50. Coast-In. 407 Florida Ave. N. E.
Evening star., 1938-11-08
l4O4 CAFRlTZ DI. 9O8C
FOR COLORED-6th AND S NM
rms. bath. summer kit; gas: S39 80
PALKIN Decatur 2424.
COLORED-FLATS.

5l7 end NV r.. k, b.. elec., G. $3.50
10 Eye ne r.. k. b., cleo. g 24.50
sO7 3rd Sc r.. X, b., cleo; 6. 2h.5O
1927 N ]. n.w.-l r, k. b.. elec. &. "a 30
All SCI r.. k. b., cleo. g. 2l.5o
214O Sth n.w.-1 r.. k, b.. cleo, G. 500
517 End n.w.-1 r.. k. b., cleo. g. sl.50
500 N j. nw-1 r., X, b.. cleo. g. 1850
I1Il Seaton vi r, k. b., e.. g. 1870
E NJ AIKEN. 500 H St. NV
Evening star., 1938-11-08

TODAY'S BEST VALUES
$3.50 - SEMI DETACHED BRICK in
Brightwood. close to public and paro-
chial schools, stores and car line Six
rooms tile bath. hot-water heat. hard
wood floors. built-in garase; $500 cash
and $50 per month.
$3.50 = FOUR -BEDRO semi-detached
brick only one square from 18th and
Buchanan SITS. The most convenient
section of the city. Modern through
out garage. Out-of-town owner has
underpriced anything in this vicinity
80, e,5OO-DETACHED BRICK. WEST OF
CONN AVE. on beautiful wooded lot in
Chevy Chase, Md: half square from
transportation: near three schools Six
rooms. recreation room. built-jn garage.
Very easy terms can be arranged. I'm
mediate possession.
S13a5O-NEW. DETACHED FOUR BED
ROOM HOME. situated on wooded lot
in Rollingwood Stone and brick con-
struction: modern in every detail: oil
heat; built-in garage. The last avail
able home in this community at this
low price. Bee 1t today
SHANNON L LuCH6 90,
1903 q st. NV, National s346.
Evening star., 1938-11-08
APARTMENTS UhFURkisHED.

NEAR 18th AND COL. RD-3 LARGE
attrac., newly dec. rooms; din kit bath
Frigid.; S53 pvt. entrances: gas incl. See
to appreciate. Adams 1882 or Col. 3O1a-J
Evening star., 1938-11-08
OUTSTANDING BUY

Oi thls center-hall-plan home on grounds
.oH--O, Whlch gives room IN back ya;.
lot tennis court. This home has an TN
uSpally large living room and open fireplace,
SoIaflum leading cf living room large dr.
ing room; kitchen, breakfast room and z
large oedrooms and baths automatic
nea!; car earase. This home is In one
block from school stores and trsnsports
tion: For information call Wisconsin 6s5i.
Evening star., 1938-11-08
NEAR WOODBRIDGE

211s Shepherd ST NE-Detached. Cape
Coz. Coo: r; B., h.-w.h.. fireplace in new
221a Bunker Hill Rd E-Detached,
. r. tile bath. modern kitchen. fireplace,
concrete porch. gas heat, garage SIS $50
Ihese homes can be bought on small
gown payments and balance like rent.
Open until pm
90, WILLIAM R. .THoRoWGooD,
.lDA Ave N Z nac 20
Evening star., 1938-11-08
HOUSES UkFURkISHEp,
IN NEARBY MD.

VALUES IN NEARBY MD.
51O9 sTRATFoRD RD.; DET. BRICK
go McKiNLEY 81. healPTTfS HUNTfNGPoN SPcS
TERRACE, Bethesda-Brick bungalow:
rooms, bath. gar. oil heat.
4712 RIVER RD.; DETACHED BRICK.
sRopfE TSHns coRsaRr Hsh ING NHr oil ssas hs
REDUCED RENTALS,
2012 MONROE ST. NE.-six rooms tile
e5suif 25s aAMnfN s9nnsfsn sT SEsix rooms til.
bath, z extra rooms in attic. detached ga
rage, inclosed porch; in absolutely new
@ house condition throughout; gas refrigera-
4oIi GAULT PL. N.E.-six rooms. tile
path, 3 porches. garage: semi detached
rE nrlck: hot1yater heat; ideal for Navy Yard
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
a25 New York Ave, NV Natl. 97a7.
$50. 50-10th AND SPRING RD.
rooms. bath hot-water heat. also g.
rm. L6 bedrms.l house
JEROME S. MURRAY,
Rep. 2460. 1881 G st. NV. Pot 1920.
NEW SEMI-DETACHED BRICK.
rooms, . baths, clubroom. garage, au-
tomato heat
1418 WHITTIER ST. NV.
Open for Inspection
WAPLE & JAMES INC,
I224 14th st. NV Dist 3348
Evening star., 1938-11-08
Beautiful English Home.

Spacious lawn, beautifully covered with
trees and shrubbery. The house is ma
sonry construction with green tile roof s
rooms and 3i2 baths, sunroom hreakfas,
NOOK. recreation room. Gear garage maid S
quarters: etc. Formerly held az $4,000.
man $1,000. Real bargains are rare
rms Is one Of them so take the hint and
phone J. WESLEY BUCHANAN Mel. Ii4S
QhtlI = 9. m. for fun particulars
Evening star., 1938-11-08
JOHN PAUL JONES,

1898 COLORADO AVE. NV.
Desirable apartment. one room. dinette,
kitchen bath and porch: Murphy bed:
electric refrieeration convenient to street
car and bus lines. Reasonable rental
Resident Manager Georgia 5Ool.
The Munsey Trust Company,
National $3.50.
Evening star., 1938-11-08
HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.

FAIRFAX VA-CAPE COD HOUSE.
acre ground. furn. or unfurn.; rent reas.
Call Faiffax 10-J.
UNFURNISHED AND FURNISHED HOUSES
and bungalows. all sections of city; reas.
rent: free car service. Call National 1854,
1T PAYS
WINFIELD & THURM oos 10th NV. 12'
2914 VISTA PL NE LARGE ROOMS.
detached built-in rarage. large yard ex-
nished SS5: located Just off s Dakota ave.
Call MR.. BoUDREN, Dupont $685. or Du-
pont 1l44
Evening star., 1938-11-08
HOUSES Furnished.

ent location; nicely Il furnished iTsNTa rooms
and bath; hot.water heat. oil burner, S75.
JAMES NORRIS WOODWARD. ReAltor.
123 goth st. NV
FOR WINTER MONTHS COMFORTABLE.
COMPLETELY furnished Ras heat. 1916
Delafeld pl. NV. Georgia 1881.
WILL RENT MY HOME IN RIVERDALE.
furnished. to settled couple for room and
board poa 1d; HE1TMuLLER' ag ~ 2s46 Belar pl, ne
fully furnished house. m % suitable @ COZ Couple SEQ or
small family, until July l.. 1899. 1S-ft.
liv. rm.. open fireplace. 27-ft. library with
1000 reference volumes; automatic oil heat.
hot water, etc; 2-car garage; landscaped
grounds; Oh; Chv Md S1?5 mo. E.
3nINGYs 6i,1 SYs SMITH INC 900 18th st. NV.
NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK..BEAUT1FUL-
ly furn... 4 bedrooms, baths. recreation
room oil heat: 2-car garage. Clev. 5S6S.
25i4 UNIVERSITY PL NW-9 RMS .
baths inclosed porcheS. large yard. recre-
alton room, oil heat, hot-water system, ga
rage.
1919 37th ST NV. CORNER QUEBEC
tClev. Parkl-7 rooms. 2 baths. maid's
room with bath; exclusive neighborhood;
near schools. BOSS g. PHELPS, agts.
BETHESDA, MD
Beautifully furnished. modern, new bunea-
low very attractive grounds and location,
gnfuTnished i desired. J. WESLEY BU-
S9O-3l5O 10th ST. NV r., B.: OIL
.5O-3717 Kansas ave. nw.-e r, b.;
oil heat completely furnished
s15 1lth NV Dist. 1853.
Evening star., 1938-11-08

1869 CALIFORNIA ST. NV.
8 rms. . baths: h-wh $1,000
1850 LANIER PL. NV.
8 rms. > baths oil burner, refs. 500. 90
1719 OTIS ST. NE.
q rms. bath; h.w.h; garage s65 90
SGT KENNEDY ST. NV.
d rms, bath: h-w,h.; garase $500
AT LURAY PL. NV.
g rms. bath; h-wh: garage $4,000
629 FLORENCE ST. NE.
$40 nth g. NV National, oe1h
Evening star., 1938-11-08
Z NEW HOMES.

F. H. A. $3.50. FHA
1888 through 1850 Rittenhouse st. "
overlooking 10th st. and Rock Greek Park
$3.50 CASH-S49. .18 MONTH.
Pays taxes. interest and everything See
lne sample house and have the salesman
snow you all the advantages Of these houses
Open TO $40 pm
STEUART BROS, INC,
Evening star., 1938-11-08
FLATS FOR RENT.

WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE OF DOWN
tractiye apartments unfurnished with four
rooms and bath; in good condition: S32 30.
JAMES NORRIS WOODWARD. Realtor.
T23 Goth st. NV
Evening star., 1938-11-08

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
CLIENTS WAITING TO RENT HOUSES IN
Montgomery County. Bethesda. Ch. Oh. or
Silver Spring.
MITCHELL QUICK,
Wis 1155 1865 Wis. Ave. g.
Evening star., 1938-11-08
$3.50.

Real value, direct from builders New
aI-nrlck house. 6 rooms side porch at
tached ssrsse. real attic: beautiful lot fine
Surrounoinss: delightful! place TO live
IL IS worth seeing. 412s Elllcott st NV,
CREAL d TURNER EMERSON $685.
Evening star., 1938-11-08

COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.
baths, beautifully decorated Equity for
about fourth original cost. Box Han Star.
Evening star., 1938-11-08
WHITE BRICK BUNGALOW
In SILVER SPRING
WESLEY HEIGHTS-s15 On
RANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST. l4l1.

JUO 1WHIINE.
rooms. center-hall plan. new brick
mouse with lst-foor lavatory, automstlc
neat, garage; in beautiful American UNI
yersity Park: for only
$3.50.
To inspect call Adams 52a7 or National
Evening star., 1938-11-08

CONTINUED ou Next PsSe.J
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-11-03

/ Director,
cause he had opportunity to specialize along the
lines in which he chiefly interested he attach
ed Importance to this special training than
did to future in the cooperative health plan in
Greenbelt, and chose to leave quite suddenly.
The factors concerning Dr.. Threadgi1l's
different and must remain confidential except for
the published statement that he believed "surgery
could not be successfully carried cooperatively
None Of the differences. it explained by Board
members. we're great enough to have prevent ed
agreement had the doctor felt keenly about the
cooperative health plan do the Board members.
1t stated that no doctor left because he
could not get his money. 1t was also stated that
there is great demand upon the doctors time. They
out making their calls earlier finish later
than most private doctors.
It pointed out to the members by DR.. Mott of
the FsA. of the speakers audi ence that
the Association is simply having few nhes dachesn
which are bound to In starting "from scratchH
is ing done here there will be"growing palms,"
Group Heal tn in Washington has had similar troubles
They have had some difficulty keeping doctors. Sew
erel left after joining the staff though they
very carefully selected It is not easy to find
who will work out sat sfactori the speak
He suggested to the Association that it might be
we'll to have Medical Advisory Board, to
three medical men, to meet with Board of Direc-
tors and, in the selection of doctors, to pass on
the profes siona1 qualifications candi dates
The speaker also suggested that it might be nee
essay to consi whether the dues payments
low When organizing the Greenbelt Health Associa-
tion it felt that, cons dering the comparison
between what being offered here by Washing
TOMS G. Il. A. which asked only $3.50 month for
dues, $500 was much could be asked in Green
belt. 1t pointed out that WASH ngton group
soon learned that they could handle everything
they were offering without increasing the dues,
which done recently.
In choosing doctors, it is probably the best pol
icy. he stated. to stick to general practi
with one of them pediatrician) until the Associa
ton afford three doctors, time it pro-
baby would be wise considering specialists.
Build up the organi zation extend the serv ces to
the surrounding area. and look toward the goal of
having hosp1t - the only in Prince Georges
County. he adv sed, reminding the Associ alton mem
oers that the first essential doing all of this
Is strongly-backed health program.
The Board of Directors plan to hold an open meet
Ing soon for all of the citizens, stated one of the
Board members. At that meeting the Directors will
g1ve resume of the beginning of the As ion
tell what has been done to date and out1 inc What
they hope to accomplish in the future.
Greenbelt cooperator. (Greenbelt, Md.) 1937-1954, 1938-11-03

Nominating
mittee. and siderable concerning the
lack of information the part of the membership
to what the Association is doing and the why
two doctors have resigned the highlights
third quarterly meeting of the Greenbelt tn
ISOLATION Wednesday, October 2e.
Meeting in the Social at the Community
Building with about rs in attendance, the
ton heard financial report given by Treasurer Guy
Moore, follows:
Balance on hand as of June 80 ..........$ 27o.4e
Income during July Aug. & Sept. l.377.25
Expenses during July, Aug. Sept. !, 5l5.e
Balance of Sept. 80 l32.O8
The membership report revealed that, at one time,
the Association had PAS its rolls. Thirty-three
dropped out and 81 became delinquent, leaving Isl
members in good standing. On August Is there
five delinquents; September IS, 12; and octo-
Der Is, IS.
1t stated. however, that the delinquent mem
bers not barred from the benefits. but given
chance to get caught wi tn their dues payments.
1t felt by the Board that this liberal policy
to the advantage of the association than a
stricter policy would be.
Following considerable debate, the following we're
nominated for office to fill vacancies Board
as directors: John R. Teal, { who declined }, Dr..
Hugh A. Bone, Mr.. o'Leary, Harry Heisher and Les
lie Atkins. The vote resulted in the election of
DR.. Bone and Mr.. Atkins.
(The Following persons make up the Board of
Directors: Harry E. Hesse, President; Mrs. Herkus
etkemann, Vice-President; Guy R. Moore Treasurer;
Mrs. Theodore Wilson. Secretary Arthur Plackett,
Hugh A. Bone and Leslie Atkins.)
The Auditing Committee, insisting of Albert
erman George Talbot and Howard c. Custer, will
audit the books of the ASSOCIATE and report
at the end Of the year. At the annual meeting in
January another audtin committee will be selected
to serve for year, to make quarterly reports.
Also, an Election commi ttee appointed to pre-
pare for the annual election in January. Sherrod
East, Mrs. David Lee, and Mr.. o'Leary the
oers selected to serve this committee They will
receive nominations Ito be writing and Sec
ended by two members in good standing), prepare a
ballot, and set up the machinery for the
Seven Board members are to be el ected four for
one-year period and three to for two years.
a heated discussion revo1ved Chi ely about the
reasons for Drs Dryden and Threadgi1l leaving the
Greenbelt Heal tn Association. It pointed by
members how very difficult it is to explain,
particularly to interested outsiders, just what the
situation is when lit tie is known.
In reply, some of the Board members stated that
the whole situation tt ed up with fact that
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03
Sorority And Friends Fete Erma
Morris AT Bon Voyage Parties

Adelaide Taylor. Mrs. Sarah Floyd
Mrs. l.. T. Grimes. Mrs Bernice
Lewis, Mrs Jerenc Mscklin. Mrs.
Haley Bell. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Stockell, d. T. Davis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Merrill Mr. and Mrs.
James Jones. David Wilson. Mat
tie Dunbar, and Mack Grant. Mrs.
Clara Fullum, Miss Helen Moore
Washington, j. c.: Mrs. r. ".
Jeffries, Mrs. James Foreman. Miss
Mary Rankin. Ann Arbor; Mr.. and
Mrs. s Mcknight, Mr.. and Mrs.
Griffin Causey, Mrs Nina Collins.
Gilbert Miller. John Blue. Jr..
Lnticia Hall, Mrs Margaret Haw-
kins, James Brooks, Misses Mar
ion and Geraldine Porter. Mrs.
Mary Roberts. Mrs Lucille Lee.
Margaret and Talmadge Turner.
Miss I.nyenia Bright, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore White. Barbara Russell
and Delberi Russell Jr.. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Woodson, Roger wald-
en-. Miss Marie Hardiman, Porter
and Mrs, William Hall Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. J. T..
Williams Mrs. Marion Fields Nc
Claim Miss Harriet Walker. Miss
Nerda stephens REYNOLDS Oglesby.
Miss Elizabeth Malone, Mrs. s.
Weiderman, Mr.. and Mrs. DeIbert
Russell, Mre. Ann Presley. Miss NJ.
Mcleod. Mr.. and Mrs I. r Bright,
Frank Mays. Gregory Coleman. and
Mr and Mrs. Roy Morton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03
CHAMP JOE LOUIS
TO Be FEATURED
AT CLUB OUTING

Joe Louis. worlds heavyweight
champion. will appear in the line
up In the game between the Brown
Bombers and the Black Hawks soft
ball teams. at the Great Lakes
Country club, on Labor Day, Sept.
5.
After a successful tour OF the
East, the Brown Bombers team will
face the toughest opponent OF the
season. as the Black Hawks out
TO defend their newly-acquired
title as city champions.
II Is also announced that biz
tennis exhibition will be staged on
the Great Lakes Country clubs
ten superb courts. Or. Maurice
Clark. Clarence Hunter. Mrs. Flora
Lomax. womens national singles
champion. and other tennis stars
are scheduled 70 participate
A well-roundeh>. fight card will
likewise he presenr>a.< featuring
killer Burke and other local
lighters, including amateurs from
Birdhursi and Brewster renters.
Miss Josephine Garel and other
winners IN the rccenr beauty con-
test sponsored by tho club. will
serve as hoetesses.
Music will he furnished nv Clos
ter Currents orchestra.
Promoters OF the club announces
that many improyements have beer
made since the opening on July 4
Tractors have been busy clearin,
the virgin land. better roads hav
been built. five new tennis court
have been added. and a special
built pump and larger tanks hav
replaced the previous smaller one,
thereby insuring an adequate waite
reserve at all times.
A cordial invitation l. extcnde
the public to visit Great Lake
Country club on Labor Day.
"A coLoRED JUDGE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03

from Greenville. s. C., where she
spent three weeks with her mother
and other relatives.
Rev. y. II. PIttman, pastor Of
Tabernacle Baptist church, will
leave next week for st. Louis. Mo-,
where he will attend the National
Baptist convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bacon Of
Hazlett street motored TO Column
bus. Ohio last weekend to meet
Mr.. Bacons mother who recently
came from Georgia TO live with her
children In Detroit.
TO the delight vi many Club
Plantation which closed for the
summer reopened last Sunday af-
ternoon. Among the patrons who
attended the blue hour" were
Mr.. and Mrs. sherman Robbins,
Mrs. Harold Johnson. Harold John
son, Jr.. DR.. and Mrs. Marlowe,
Ulysses w. Boykin, DR.. II. A. Car
ter. NDr. All Thomas, Jr., Nose
Thompson. MadalIne Sims, Helen
Bryant, Elliott Pogue, Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Stinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Smith. Attorney Francis Dent, At
torney Cecil Ward. and Mrs. Ben
Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Anderson. Julian Holder, Eddie
Tolan, Paul Jones. Cincinnati;
Misses Nina Moody and Clara Har-
dy, Springfield, o.; DR.. and Mrs.
+. A. Williams, and their house
guest. Miss Clemtine White, OF
Nashville, Tenn; Miss Bernice
Farmer and mother, Mrs. Daisy c.
sneed. OF Chicago, who are the
house guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sher-
man Robbins.
Miss Melinda Wells. Mrs. william
Robinson and Mrs. Snowden Will
lIams and Miss Marguerite VIII
liams, who have been visiting in
Havannah. Cuba. will return ia
Detroit Thursday, after a months
trip.
Mrs. J.. VI. Davis Of Durham
y. {. is In the city this week, al
guest OF her son snddaughter-in
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davis
1884 Melrose avenue. Mrs. Davis Il
dietitian at North Carolina Stat
college.
We might 20 on and on With on
chat and still there would be mucl
of interest left to say. NO for tn
present we will close with bright
est and best wishes to each and al
OF our mirror friends" and tn
request that you continue to sem
| in your news items for publication
| in our column from week to week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03
Woman's D ay
Observed At Olivet
Baptist c h urc h

Last sunday was observed as
"woman's Day" at Olivet Baptist
church, 522 Binder street. Mrs. II
Mosley, wife OF the paste, was
mistress OF ceremonies.
Mrs. Il. b. Johnson. OF Oklahoma
a missionary lecturer, was the
chief speaker and made an elo-
quent address. She was presented
by Mrs. Nj. walls. president Of the
Missionary society.
Mrs. Johnson. who has Travelled
widely in Mexico, Russia and this
country. will speak Sunday after
noon, September 4. at 3 o'clock, al
Calvary Baptist CHURCH. The public
Il invited TO hear her.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03
"A coLeRxD JUDGE
Business Club To
Give S m o k e r

Club 100. composed NJ local bust
ness men whose purpose Is TO pro-
mote better business among color
ed citizens, will sponsor a smok-
er Friday evening. September 2. at
o'clock, at the Frederick Doug
las headquarters on East Forest.
between Beanbien and Brush
streets.
A special program has been
planned and talks will he made By
several business leaders.
Officers Of the club include ]. L.
Livingstone, president: NJ John
son. vice president; Claude Har-
ward, executive secretary; r Cole
man. treasurer; A. Roland busi-
ness manager: |. G. Elliott. hnan-
cial secretary.
The program will be under the
direction OF c. l.. Herring.
a coyoRFD Jrper
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-03
Charles Young Post
Install Officers

Charles Young Post No. ~, Of the
American Legion. held Installation
ceremonies at Brewster center,
Wednesday evening OF this week.
Music was furnished by the band
and drum aud bugle corps.
william n. Dobbs Ia commander;
Pearlie II. Crump. adiutsnt.