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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-19
News
BY +. P. Harris

Sunday, March 20. the presid-
ing elder, Rev. F. II. Washington,
Will hold his third quarterly con-
ference at Newman A.M.E Church,
and will preach morning and even
ing. Rev. Rhonenee. of Flint Mich.
with his choir and congregation OF
Quinn Chapel, will worship at
Newman at 3 p. m. Rev. A. T.
Williams. the pastor OF Newman.
preached last Sunday. subject,
THE Observation OF Christ"
Timely remarks were also made
by THEODORE Pride leader OF the
young men
The mass meeting held at Trim
ily Baptist Church at p. m, was
interesting aud successful Mr.
Gaines OF Detroit was the chief
speaker.
Walter Harding was nominated
for commissioner OF Pontiac in
the election on March I. Colored
citizens are pleading for members
Of the group to vote solidly foi
him, in order that he may be elect
ed TO that position.
Christ. the Captain OF Our Sal
walton" was the subject on which
Rev. John Powell, of Macedonia
Baptist Church. spoke last Sunday
The message was very impress
| sive
The Womans Home and Mis-
sionary Society enjoyed Tea a
The home of Mr. and Mrs. j. r
Flemmings. on Rowland. from
10 $3.50 last Sunday afternoon
Rev. John S. Woods spoke al thu
! evening service. subject, 20
| Sleeper. Call Upon Thy God"
Al New Hope Baptist Church
Rev. Ford b. Reed the pastor
preached from the theme. "Thi,
Thing Was Not Done In the Cor
ner." Mrs NJ. Beasley was solist
The BfPU met at 6:30 D. m. Rev
Jesse Long addressed the congre
cation at the evening service.
The Miller Burial association
met Monday evening OF this week
at the Spiritualist Church. 1t wal
well attended.
Rev +. A. Robinson is improv
ing al his home on Crawford st.
Frank Alexander continues II
on Highland avenue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-19
2O0th Anniversary Of
Methodism To Be
Observed

In observance OF the 200th ami
versary of Methodism. special SER
vices will be held at Scott Memoir
ial NJ. f. Church, COG E. Kirby.
Monday March 81.
Bishop Robert f. Jones OF the
Columbus area will be in charge
Associated with him will be DR..
Richardson, DR.. Bell of the Home
Mission Board OF the M. Z. Church.
Philadelphia; DR. Disney D. Eva.
Detroit area sec. Father Daniel of
ST Matthews Episcopal Church.
Detroit; Dr. Edgar ]. warren.
Methodist Union: DR.. VIM. Peck
Bethel A.ME.. Detroit: DR.. Phelps
Michigan Advocate; DR.. f. W.
Kelly, Scott Memorial.
Services will begin at 10 a. m.
Monday and will close at 1880 y.
m. Meals will be served at the
church at a nominal price. Music
will be furnished at the evening
worship by the Senior Choirs OF
Scott Memorial and Berea NJ. K.
Churches.
There will be a small registrs-
ton Zee for adults ami yosng
people.
Ne pubais d invited to sstera
81 fk<se ssrxfcps.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-19
SAGINAW
BY Mary Hall

tUultUt~
Supt" William Ponder openet
Sunday school at Tabernacle Bap-
fist Church At Il. m. sunday, ara
the lesson was interestingly taught
At IL 80. Rev F. { Jones preached
eloquently Al the b y = L. hour
founders day program was pre-
scented. The president ; NJ Hall
is very progressive.
The Missionary Society Of Tab
ernacle met Tuesday. with Mrs. 5.
NJ. Hall, HOS n. Third street. A
two-course luncheon was served
At $3.50 . m. March 10 a program
was rendered at Mt. Olive Baptis,
Church. on \. 9Th street.
The citizens OF Saginaw are urg-
ed 10 send news to the local re-
porter and TO read the Tribune
every week II is Michigans out
standing Negro weekly.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-19

their president, 51l Harrison ST.,
at 4;30 p. m.
The College Club sponsored q
cabaret party Thursday evening at
the center. A most entertainine
floor show was presented includ-
ing Alden Byrd. Zelles Hayes. Nor
ma Byre. Esther Madison, Edna
Dozier. Betty Brown, Jimmy Mat
thews. Sterling Davis, Miss War
mack. Thelma Davis. Jean Davis,
Mary Walker. Manuel Day, f. Me
Mickens and AL Goodwin.
II was a splendid affair. well
attended Among the out of town
guests were: Richard Smith, FL
mer Smith, l.. Holloway. Harry
Perkins. Joe Forman. Dequilda
shepherd. Miss Eastman and
others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wright,
Riverview Drive entertained as
their houseguests last Sunday Mrs.
Nellie Perry and daughter Miss ".
Perry: granddaughter, Miss Es-
Their Speller. DR.. Robert Charles
and Dave Spillers OF Chicago.
Rev. and Mrs. Caldwell motored
TO Detroit last week to attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Matte Rivers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-19

see Paul Williams, of Three Riv-
ers. who is very III at the Universe
~ Hospital.
The message from jeremiah
SIG, delivered by the pastor, Rev
r.. l.. Clarke at Campbell Chapel
A.ME. Church last Sunday. was
especially in interest to the youth,
also quite beneficial TO adults. The
subject was. The Old Paths. The
Good Way" Many fine thoughts
were expressed. which will live
long in the hearts OF those who
president.
At 3 y. m, Rev. Isaac Smelling,
Mrs. Smelling. the Junior and SEN
Tor Choirs and congregation were
present and presented an interest
Ing program. to a large audience.
Rev. Smelling spoke on The
Opportunities OF Youth snd the
Herftsse ~ the C1ureh."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-19
HIGHLAND PIX.
BY Sadie Price

The Little Theatre OF Highland
Park made plans for their APP
preaching anniversary dance,
which will be held at the Willard
School, April % The members OF
the dance committee were chosen.
The club will hold its anniversary
at Thompson Avenue Baptist
Church, April "a The speaker for
the occasion has not yet been Sc
lected. Al the last meeting, the l..
7. ii. i held their second from the
last rehearsal Of The play, Youth )
Dilemma. which will be presented
again soon AZ Thompson Avenue
Baptist Church
Mrs. Walter Booth. formerly
Miss Blanche Plata. WAS guest of
her mother Tuesday
Floyd Thompson. faithful mciG
Der OF the NAACP. has been all
| over the neighborhood getting plo-
spectiyc members in line When Ia
went To the meeting place of ,ho
organization Tuesday. he wac
greeted by two other members r.
Miss Cornell Roscmund and Mis-
Mary Lyons The other member.
were at Iiackett Field House. sec
ing the best basketball game OF Ia,
\ eaocou tatu..1n ,1,o I>rr.t. n,,,l n, :
Gibson Boys This was the ifol
time, we are Informed. that tin
Frogs ever defeated this team. The
score was II to 3S and Highland
Parkers went wild The boys OF ii
=. We're coached by Mr. Loving. 4
former basketball star. II was
beautifully played game.
Also on Tuesday night. The Aces
of II p played the indies. ih'
score being p TO 90. in favor Of tn
latter.
Thaxter I'm sorry II mus
hurt your feelings. but You mus
not stretch the truth SO much lo'
see, don't read your paper SO
don't know what's in IT,
| John Hill and Ozzie seem to hay,
! a passion for blowing smoke on
of their eyes.
Joe Holloway has TO pull cur
| tains for Youths Dilemma Wed
nesday night or will you be play
ing basketball with the Frogs Joe
Horace Holloway seems to hav'
developed terrible sense of hu
! NOR. since entering Wayne L.
| A fiddle stick party was givel
by the II. p Basketball Girls Clu'
! last Wednesday. Among those VIII
spent an enjoyable evening were
Mae Miller, Joe Wilson. Nettie Da
Wis James Virgins Ellabelle Byck
Arlie Clark, Kate Hill. Dee Jen
kins. Aurelia Oglesby. Flam an
Georgia woodruff. Horace Hollo
way, Matte Barmore. John Hill
Ola Henderson. Rosemary Sim
mons, Eunice Butler.
The Northwestern Improvement
Club held its annual banquet Sat
urday night. at the residence o
Mrs. william Price, 1850 lnver
ness street The guest list includ
ed Rev. and Mrs. Pittman, Gladyc'
Young. Hester Barksdale. Pete
Barksdale, also all the club mem
bers and their better halves. Th'
tenor. Sam. was also present Mr.
barrow made the occasion more
lively. by spicy remarks.
Tim Hill informs the writer tina
he has quit the boxing game.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-19
FLINT, MICH.


Quinn Chapel A. NJ. +. Church.
preached an impressive sermon
Sunday morning TO large audi
ence, taking for his lopic "All
things are thy Servants" Three
united with the church. Music was
furnished by the Senior Choir Mrs.
Eliza Linney sang solo. My
Father Watches over Me- AT 1880
pm. the Trustee Helpers sponsor
ed a religious program. Mrs Rev
Jennie Johnson was the guest
speaker using for her discussion,
The Temple Church and the
Church Within" Mrs, Kemp and
Jerry Howard gave reading The
program was impressive
The election OF officers for the
A. G.. + League was held at $50
y. m. Mrs Evelyn Frances Jones
acted as president OF The meeting.
The following officers were elected .
Albert Willis. president James
Morgan. vice president. Mrs Ber-
! lha Travis. secretary charles
Rhonenee assistant secretary and
organist Miss Glenora Adams and
Mrs. ID Butler, program and re-
freshmcnt committee and Mrs
Donald Talbcrt, ciitic-secretary
The Junior Choir Is giving "A
Spring Carnival AT the Clifford ST
Center, March 10Th from 6 UNI
1880 p. m. Basket OF groceries Civ
en- away Admission 05c.
The Willing Workers will hay,
a Pre- Easter Tea" at the home ol
Mrs II Il Lee. 92lia McCellai
street. Sunday March % from
until 700 p. m chicken salad. no
buttered rolls. ctc. will b
served Price 25c Everybody 8
invited To come out and enjoy ;
pleasant afternoon with us
Tyre Nelson, one Of Flinrs note,
young men. has assumed The fe
sponsibiily Of superintendent o
the Sunday school and il is pro
crossing rapidly under his leader
ship.
Mrs Martha Butler is confine,
to her bed with an attack OF grin
Mrs Malinda Davis is able TO b.
UP after being confined to her be-
for a month
! Flint is very sad over the Hines
of Rev NJ r. Rhonenee. pastor 0
Quinn Chapel AME Church The
are praying for his speedy recover
He has been confined 10 his DC
since his return from the Bishop
| Council in Montgomery, Ala
| Miss Thelma Williams was take
TO Hurley Hospital
James Morgan is having wonde'
full success as new agent for In
! Supreme Liberty Life Insuranc
Co.
DR.. j. l.. Leach. noted phys
u clan and race man of the city lei
Wednesday morning March 9th II
Hot Springs for much needle
rest
/ The series OF sermons on 9TH
Last Words OF Christ" will be he'll
at Quinn Chapel AME Churcl
starting Sunday March Goth an
ending April 18th.
4 X. c. Chandler. undertaken an
trustee OF Quinn Chapel, has bee
confined TO his home because @
illness.
DR.. NJ. r. Rhonenee was TO speal
over WFDF but could not becaus
OF illness
/ DR. j. A. Charleston, pastor o
St Paul AME Church. Detroit. ant
| his wife. Mrs. Nora Charleston
were in the city Monday 10 visi
her aunt Mrs Malinda Davis. VIII
has been sick for a month
The Pastors plan of the Sprinl
Rally which was endorsed by tn
Official Board will terminate Pain
Sunday April 10Th al which tim
the Right Bishop J A. Gregg vii
be our honor guest and speaker
! The clubs are working faithful,
through the crisis to make this ef
fort success.
Mr. Norman Osborne. of Sagi
nav was a visitor al Quinn Chap
81 sunday MORNING
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-19
BATTLE CREEK
BY Theresa Morris

The past week was wonderful
and and your reporter hopes all
our readers enjoyed II immensely.
Along with the grand times you
have been experiencing. we are
happy to know you have taken the
time TO visit with us through the
columns OF the Tribune.
Churches
Sunday, March 20 al the Church
Of God. Rev. j. Z. Stewart, pastor,
was known as Senior Missionary
Day with Mrs f. Young being the
principal speaker She spoke from
the i4th chapter Of 81 John Love
We one Another was the subject
used The pastor admonished his
hearers 70 Let brolhcrly love coa-
tinue" Hebrews 1871 Others who
spoke during the day were Mrs
stewart and Mrs McGee.
The morning service at the Soc
ond Baptist Church was conducted
BY the pastor Rev + l.. Todd
whose subject was "Soul Burden
ed In the course of The sermon
Rev Todd said We as christians
must burden ourselves 10 help 9th
ers.
Rev w Chandler occupied the
pulpl al the Shadygroye Baptist
Church in the absence OF The pas
tor Rev r. p Palmer who was in
Benton farbor on tour OF he
state
Elder G. l. Morton famous radio
speaker ON Station CKLW Wind
sor. Ontario, conducted services AT
the Jefferson school Thursday and
Friday Of last week Rev Flowers
in charge Accompanying Elder
Morton was Bonnie Mones radi.
soloisi who sang several selections
accompanied by Mrs Irean bean
other selections were also render.
ed by the choir Of The G. NJ +
Church. and Gospel Trio and Pre-
mier Quartet Mrs. Minnie Stewart
gave the welcome address.
Personals
Mrs Carrie Bryant. Margare
Milton and Mr. and Mrs I. Wash
ington all of Lansing were guests
of the Church of God Sunday.
Rev VIM Storrs has returned 4
his home 32l Kalamazoo from Mich
OILS Hospital.
Mrs. Mary Cain has been i'll a
her home all week but is reportc'
10 be- much improved.
Misses Louise Wilson and Erlir
Powell were recently hostesses 4
surprise miscellaneous sho'
complimenting Mr. and Mrs Hei
: bert Matthews. IL friends join
ed them making the evening plea
SAINT with games and music. A love
: ly collection OF presents was pre-
: scented to the couple. Mrs. Alic
Smith Matthews was formerly a
art student OF Central High schoo
and Mr. Matthews is graduate o
the 81 class Of Battle Greek His
school
Clubs
Mrs. Edward Edmundson. 2sl
Oneita street. entertained tn
Streamline Bridge Club last Tues
day evening The high prizes wef'
won by Mrs. O, H. Miner and Mrs
B. F, Miller and the guest priz'
went to Mrs. j b Kitzmiller wht
with Mrs. lola Moon were guests
OF the club. ST Patrick Day colori
were used for decorations and ais
in the refreshments Mrs LaNern'
williams. $50 Roosevelt avenue
will entertain the club next week
| The study Culture Club is spon
soring a rainbow fashion shov
April al the G A r Hall Law
renee Williams is in charge of tn
program arrangements EvelyI
Haley and her Rhythm Airs WI
beat out the music The receipts
of the event will 90 for the clubs
scholarship fund
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-19

says: MY opponents claimed
up for their candidate but it seems
the stitches must have broken
loose. for the candidate support.
ed won by a margin" Mr. Kelley
also thanks the citizens or the
support given at the polk
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-19

todge No. IL, r. anu
cs'' Censored bridge ana
" 'p's asmeni last SATURDAY
" '' :, ,hs Masons' Home Sos4
GINS s',, = = The committee was "a
r'''@so # william Morrison W.
'sl'ssa p raspberry, 5 W.; James
l'n', - A large crowd attend
sq !. +, that the people appre.
''s .aoS entertainment and
Ss ,s recreation Authopno-
''s'''r'' refreshments, and priv
Ds'" enjoyed by all present
N's ~ s', Mrs. Emory Philpot'
y. y s ,1r entertained a few
~ q :, their beautiful home iast
s ''s'sl = evenIne All expressed ,,'
s' '.'sI, as having been royalty
=, silent Wrkgfs sporting
l" ,omposed OF promising young
wv = ,he community. has been
= for the past five years
IT,, Young men have put their
.'.lasrs together ara under able
'.Isr.hIu have stepped out into
=. located on ,Nniff. has been
,.siness world The Greealcai
| .,,0sd under The management oil
\, Silent Workers sporting Club
4, resse +. Lewis and John r.
o.,,Iev. Jr. as managers. On
nsrsday nights there are special
nam sessions and every Friday
,,,bt an amateur show is featur-
4 win cash prizes Saturdays and
s,.dars feature red hot floor
aoss. with IN best talent night
dds offer
.Doc Ten" Marches On
The Central campaign Commit
~. organized Tor The reelection
4 Dr. Rudolph 'r,ncrowicz for
V,yor Of The Ci;y of Iiamtramck
Asd their hfst meeting after the
,rlnaries las saturday evening
4 he residence 81 Dr and Mrs. J.
! Henderson. mi 81 Aubin street.
Business was taken care Of all
,rssnt seemed pleased with the
ruk done by tn. organization. but
Iirs we're mad, Tor doing bigger
I'd better WORK fti the final cleo
lon A social period folio Ned he
siness session with Mrs Hen
srson serving a lovely luncheon.
Ismbers always enjoy meetings
The Central f'ampaign Commit
T. for aside from being a social
'lhering, i Is the one time when
ople who have Hamtramck's ci-
problems at heart, get t,geth-
70 thrash them out. II is a grand
ovement and shows that the Me-
Dee OF Hamtramck are progress
e. and that with unity there is
'sngth, also that the people have
'ection and a purpose. The writ
says to Hamtramck. March On.
. are making history and the
. Of The world are on you"
We are very sorry 10 hear thai
. Sarah X Ilingo. wife OF our
and state electrician, Clarence
Slngo' is i'll at their home, $500
WIN street We do hope that she
soon Recover. for we miss her
al personality daily.
Ne Young Peoples Political
. held their regular Sunday
nlng meeting AZ the home of Joe
oon' on Mitchell street. The
Jung nexl Sunday will also be
! AZ MI Gordon's home. This
= planning great things for
month Of March. They voted
support John Anger for Civ
asurer He /. on Or. Tens,
''"ur Click" Middlebrooks
De our Of circulation for a
: " ~ 'af be is suffering with
: regrei % hear of the illness
-. "'''e Miss Harriedell
.r'' we wish her a speedy re-
"''''F supervisor OF Dis
j. ~. y ~ he recent Ham
' ' p'imar, election is having
+" 'auen these days on those
Nv Spp 70 him politically. He
'"s D'S' No. 90 was all sewed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-19

says: My opponents elaine,
up for their candidate bul il seems
the stitches must have broken
loose. for the candidate support,
ed won by margin" Mr. Kelle,
also thanks the citizens or tn,
support given at the polk
Union Missionary Formed
by II. Crawford
One OF the greatest religion.
steps ever taken in Hamiramci
started last Sunday al the Fir,i
Institutional Baptist Church All
the missionary societies in Ham
tramck organized into one big un-
ion. Great things are expected from
this group and they are asking the
support OF all citizens. A wonder
full program was given for the Mis-
sionaries, at which time Mother
Woods delivered fine talk Oh
Missionary Work" Three lovely
solos were sung by Mrs. Ballany
Mrs. Johnson, and Mrs. Bufficent
Missionary officers elected were
Mrs. Eva Boulding, president,
Mrs. Frances Hill. vice president ,
Mrs. Minnie Crockett secretary;
Mrs. Stovall. assistant secretary.
Rev. Drewey To Speak
Rev. Drewey, OF Tabernacle Bap
fist Church. will conduct services
Sunday. March 20. at ST. Peters A.
M. K. 2. Church at p. m His
splendid Junior Choir will render
music on this occasion. The public
Is invited
Rev. ID. NJ. Metcalf may be heard
every Sunday, over Radio Station
WJBK, at 1l:15 p. m. You are in
vited to tune in and send card TO
the station, IL you enjoy the SER
vice.
Sweet Shop Segregntes
Sunday. March 10, your reportef,
Hiram Crawford walked into Mar
tha's Sweet Shoppe adjoining
Martha Washington Theatre and
ordered hot dog The waiter, az
ter preparing the order, handed IL
to the writer in bag. saying.
"You Will have 10 eat il outside. II
you were intelligent you would
know that Negroes don't eat where
white people do. would charge
any Negro five dollars TO serve him
hot dog on the counter
The League For Better Relations
are expected TO investigate this
case and take immediate action
At the trial which was held on
Mar. 5 in Judge Arthur W. Rock $
Court. Hamtramck, in the case OF
the People versus Robert Everett
Mrs. Anna Mae Chaser OF lliNZ
Grand Haven avenue was the com
planning witness Mrs. Chaser tes-
tilted that the defendant OF ~
Fisher Apartment, struck her on
Feb. 10 and broke her jawbone
The defendant was fined iifty
dollars and ten dollars costs or
serve sixty days In the Detron
House OF Correction.
Mrs. Smith. noted Gospel singer
OF ST. Louis. Mo. and her daugh-
ter, ended a successful week az
st. Peters Zion Church last week.
Crowds gathered each night TO
hear this great Gospel singer AM
Elder Powell. Friends from Cana
da. West side Detroit. Conant Gar
dens, and other parts OF Greater
Detroit packed the church to near
these Gospel sermons and songs
-O-----
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-08-12
Monkey steals Baby

Stealing baby from its cot In
Kalawila, Ceylon, q monkey
climbed to, the roof and rocked the
infant to sleep as it had seen the
mother do. The sinnian was lured
from the tot and shot. The baby
was rescued unframed.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-08-12
NO Change

"a husband Ike yours must have
been hard to find"
'.He still is"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-08-12
Rack-chat

Hirn-Take my uncle nowhere
was a mani He left everything he
had to an orphan asylum!
Her-Yes. Twelve kidsl-Wash-
ington Post.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-08-12
Got Left

Fitzjones-Did you 60 to the the
alter last evening, Percy?
De Brown = No; l attended a
sleight-of-hand performance.
Fitzjones-Where?
De Brown went to call on Miss
LIE Smythe, and offered her my
hand, but she sighted it.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-08-12
ALMOST PERSONAL

81 understand" said a young
woman to another, shat at your
church you are having unusually
small congregations. Is that so?"
eyes," answered the second girl,
$50 small that every time the rec
tor says, Dearly beloved you feel
as if you had received a proposal"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-06
Enrol Flynn I'm
Adventures of Robin Hood

Robin Hood, Friar Tuck, Little
John, and other names made fam
Gus by centuries of songs and stories
live again in the lavish production,
Adventures of Robin Hood at the
Kootenai theatre Sunday and Mon
day. In beautiful technicolor eff
fects, the picture is brimful of love.
adventure and romance as Robin
Hood and his men risk their lives
for a kings revenge.
The reckless courage and chivalry
of the philosopher bandit of Sher-
wood Forest comes to the screen
with Enrol Flynn.
In the supporting cast are Olivia
de Havilland, Alan Hale, and Claude
Rains Throughout, the cast ap-
proaches perfection with every per-
former ideally fitting the mental
picture of the characters which has
been formed by countless genera
tons who have read of the swash-
buckling exploits of the legendary
hero.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1938-10-06

Bill Butt visited in Libby during
| the first part of the week.
| Mrs. A. ]. Ryan of Troy is a pa
tent at the Libby hospital
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hampton Wis
tied with relatives in Eureka over
| the weekend.
Editor E. B. Sission of Eureka
was a business visitor in Libby Sat
urday.
Hans Walchli, we'll known Kalis-
pell attorney, was transacting bust
ness in Libby Tuesday.
The Junior Women's club will
meet Tuesday evening, Oct. II, in
the community room, court house.
Mrs. Lionel Shaurette left yester-
dial for Charleston, Wash, called
there by the serious lines of a
brother.
The estate of Daniel Shea of Eu-
reka was closed and the administra-
tor discharged, in district court
Tuesday.
Judge J. z. lockwood was a bust
ness visitor from Kalispell Tuesday.
While here he held session of dis
trict court.
Don't forget the big feed, the an
nual mulligan by the Legion Aux
iliary, Thursday evening, Oct. -.
25c and soc. 1t.
Samuel v. Stewart, candidate for
re election as associate justice in
the supreme court, was campaign
ing in Libby Tuesday.
County Commissioner Ray G.
Frost of Eureka was Libby Wis
itor Tuesday. Mr.. Frost attended
to county business while he was
here
Miss Florence Bauer of Kalispell
visited with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Bauer, Sunday. Mr..
Bauer drove her back to Kalispell
Monday morning.
Louise Olson, a Libby graduate,
was elected vice president of Mon
roe Hall, the girls dormitory, at
the Eastern Washington College of
Education, Cheney.
New arrivals in women's crepe
and satin blouses. Chefs. lit.
The NJ. E. Ladies Aid met at the
Methodist parsonage last week
Wednesday with Mrs. H. w. Woods
and Mrs. Harry Hough as hostesses.
The afternoon was spent with the
usual business routine and visiting.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. William KAN
meyer, October II. Mrs. Charles
Breeder will assist Mrs. Kammeyer.
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