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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-03
LEGALS

N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL cIRCTIT
II AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
STATE OF FLORIDA. II CHAN
Gerry.
ANNE HoLTSBERG and her hus-
hand. FRANK HoETSBERG
VS.. Foreclosure of Nortgage
/ cIRcCLAR REALTY COMPANY. a
Delaware Corportion. dissolved
ana all unknoEn persons or parties
whether natural corporate or
municipall claiming through, under
or from said Circular Realty Com
pany. dissolved.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
1t appearing by the sworn hin
filed in the above stated cause which
is suit for the foreclosure OF mort
gage, that the defendant Circular
Realty Company. Delaware Cor
poration. was dissolved by a pro-
cIamation of the Governor of the
State of Delaware on the 18th day
of January 1899: that after dili=ent
search and inquiry the names and
respective places Of residence OF q
majority of the Boar1 Of Directors
of said Circular Realty Company
al the time Of its dissolution, are
unknown to plaintiffs. that said
be II IL were not for such diSsolu-
tion) the apparent claimant u p
claim, title and interest and estate
whether legal or equitable, in and
10 the land which is the subjec
matter OF this suit. described as:
On the Island Of Key West.
and known on William A.
Whitehead's map of said Islaad
i. delineated in February. A. ID.
= 1888. as a Part OF Lot Two 90
in Square Sixty-two l62). Com
mencing at the Corner Of uazVa1
and Sonthard Streets. and runs
thence in a S0atheasterly di-
rection along DuVa1 Street
Twenty-Five 1859 feet and one
thence at right angles in
Southwesterly direction Seven
ty-nine (zsl feet: thence at right
angles in a NOrthwesterly di-
rection Twenty-Five (25) feet and
one and one-half (lk) inches:
thence al right angles in q
+ NOrtheaSterIy direction and
along Southland Street Seventy
nine (7S) feet back TO the point
of beginning
References being had 10 Book
J. Of Deeds, on Pages 20 and
2ss thereof. Monroe COun.y,
Records.
ana InaI plafntliIS DclfeNe mere
may be parties or persons, whether
natural. corporate. or municipal
interested in said land. claiming
through or under said dissolved cor
poration. and that said persons OF
parties are unknown 10 plaintiffs
after diligent search and inquiry;
II Is therefore ordered that said
Circular Realty Company, a Della
ware Corporation, dissolved. and ali
parties. claiming interests. under OF
from (Circular Realty Company dis
-solved1 or otherwise in the herein
before described property be and
they are hereby ordered and reQuir-
ed TO appear to the Bin OF Com
plant filed in said cause on or be-
fore Monday, the 4th day OF April.
a ID. 1875. Otherwise the ait~Ea-
tons Of said bin viii be taken as
confessed by said defendants
IT is further ordered that this
order be published once each week
for four consecutive weeks in the
Key West Citizen, a news paper pub
lixned in said County and state
Ordered this 23rd day of Febru-
AIRY, a ID. 1s3S.
tSEALl Ross c Sawyer
Clerk Circuit Court Monroe County.
Florida
John c. Sawyer.
solicitor for Plaintiffs
feb24: Inar3-1o-l7-2s. 1888
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-03
IN ENpIRE FOR A LQDYnlAax
EIzhs A~,sSraLsss.. LEaag ~ a1s#kkA@

. SYNOPSIS: Carrying q gan
cargo for Rajnh MantRsen, tce en-
counter a Dyak TeUoIt against the
Mdldys on Sumantdng island.
MaRfusen blames ny uncle,
James Clyde, and Is holding him
prisoner until I paul ThoTneI
can bring our fortified ship, The
Linkang. up-TiUeT 70 aid the MD
lays. Christine Forester, a young
English girl, Is behind the tcaT.
Her dead fathers ambition tcas
freedom for the Dyales, and she
is completing his plan. Just a. I
realize that Tescuino Clyde Is al
most impossible without Chris
tines support, he escapes. We
must prepare for q Malay attack.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-03
pENAs GARDEN

The weekly, Thursday Night
Big Time gets under way his
evening at $50 O'Clock at Pena's
famous Garden of Roses on
Thomas street And. another big
crowd is expected. These sf-
fairs have built up a big reputa-
ton for themselves especially
with the brand Of music delivered
By our friend Jimmy Loss and
orchestra. His music that
pleaSes continues 20 pack them
in at Pens's. and most certainly
VIII just as long as King jimmy
decides to stay with Us See ad-
vertisemeni on page one for more
particulars
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-03
LEGALS

~ THE coURT oF IKE COUNTY
JUDGE. MONROE EOTRTF.
STATE OF FLORIDA II PRO
RATE
N - The Estate aG
= RIsSIo< BETHEL
Deceased.
To Al Whsa a. Nay Ceneexns
<aE4ce - hereby given GhzH IL
Ian Bethel las flied her final -
port as sxeeutrix q the estate q
Hun8on Bxth@i. DECEASED. shaz sc
has filed her petitian fer ffnaH IS
eh1rEEs ard th4t she viii APPLY fe
tie &f&norahle RaYEond r. 1snrd.
CaGngY 5udNe q A1anrpe Ea9nxy.
F'fort@a. ON TIE fsxk day % Aarwh.
fa1S. - approval % sane ard Ser
ffaal 4 tAEharxe A. exeeuxrtx e the
eseaES - = Hunten Bethel aeee28-
81 on this e3rd azy e F~bruAxys
LILIIA< BETHEL.
Exkcufrfz q tie estate -
Hanson Eefks1 Der@zee5
tst- a. Raj z-1ast7. 1ssz
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-03
MISTAKE KILLS 2

Elmont. 1. I.-Aistaking . jug
Of kerosene for water, John Jack
son. a tailor. grabbed It and
threw il on a kerosene lamp
which had exploded. Flames en-
veloped jackson and John Keck-
e.. carpenter who was visiting
him, and both were 50 badly
burned that they died n hos
pital
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-03
B Y 10 We

1acnnnG-
St. Petersburg Havana yacht
race viii start next Saturday al
high noon The race viii be over
the once charities course follow
ed by ancient Spanish gaHeons OF
conquest and discc-ery, a score OF
trim modern sailing craft to be
gin the grind.
There are 20 yachts officially
entered, three from Havana. One
of the yachts is from Nova Scotia.
Seven entrants are from Florida.
! Tampa viii be represented by
Manaac II, owned by Clay Hous-
ton It is a 30-foot yawL The
37-foot cutter, Duchess, is owned
by Harry Burgess. A big Cuban
boat entered is the 73-foot ketch,
@Golocamm". owned by Alfonso
Gomez Mena, the biggest boat in
the race. The smallest is the
Ada. owned and sailed by John
Astor Suuires. 1t is a 28-foot cut
ter.
The yachts viii compete in
classes, according to riggings, and
cups viii be awarded to the win
ners and rlnners-up in each class
Here are the entries:
Northern Star, 38-foot, owned
by Francis Bidwel, PasSa-a-Grille
Yacht Club. .Starcrest, 32-fooi
schooner; owner, L. NJ Wilson,
Bras D'Oro Yacht Club. Baddeek,
Nova Scotia .Norseman, 62-foos
schooner, H. Morton Merriman,
New York Yacht Club. Ada, q
foot cutter, John Astor Squire,
St. Petersburg Yacht Club. Ma
Wis, 68-fOot schooner, G. Allen
Hamm, Washington, D. c. -Ad-
mate, 43-foot schooner, Theodore
Leonard, Jr., Leatherlips Yacht
Club. Pagan Moon, 37-foot
schooner, l. NJ. Harvey, Pensacola
Yacht Club. --Irondequit, 60-foot
yawI. Richard D. Jones, Chicago
Yacht Club. Dixie Girl. 32-foot
cutter, Francis Taylor. Pensacola
Yacht Club. -Manana II, 30-foot
yawl. Clay Houston, Tampa sail
ing squadron. Aloha, 40-foot
schooner, Wally Bishop, St. Pc
tersburg Yacht Club. Starlight,
44-foot cutter, Albert Fay, Hous
ton Texasl Yacht Club. Kitty
hawk, 50-foot cutter. John Tim
kins, 3. B. Yacht Club, Cleve-
land. Caprice. 56-foot ketch, Ju-
Ian J. Ries, New York Yacht
Club: Polux II, 37-foot cutter,
Remigio Hernanddorena. Havana
Yacht Club; Alhatross. 42-foot
schooner, DR.. Manuel Il Sorde.
Havana Yacht Club. .Winsome
Too, 63-foot cutter, Hardness Ed
wards, Lexington, KY Colo
camm, 73-foot ketch, Alfonso Co
mez Mena, Havana Yacht Club;
Duchess, 37-foot cutter, Harry
Burgess, Tampa sailing squadron.
Sonny, 53-foot cutter, A E
Pierce. New York Yacht Club.
Some of these vessels win stop
at Key West on their way over
or on their way hack They viii
also probably race HaVana-Key
west-St. Petersburg on their re-
turn, as they have done IN other
years
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-03
OPEN 7oe. YEAR.oLp ToMB

Lordon.-In removing IN un-
Necessary wall IN Westminster
Abbey. a marble tomb. which the
Nan hid. was opened. The tomb
Contained the bodies Of an infant
prinee and princess, Mary and
fuutphrey Bohum. grandchildren
Edward I. who were buried
bore than TOO years ago The urn
containing the bones revealed
kery beautiful fourteenth century
carving.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-03

I don't Ike Bob. Last night !
wanted 70 show him how vel /
could whistle. and when ! puck
cred my lips real nice
We'll. Vhzt then
He let ne whistler
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-03
What's In a Name?

Columbia University now Of
fers a course on how 20 under
stand a war-Or, as they say N
Tokyo. a peace-Des Moines Tn
bune-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-03

Can planes win a war; Vel.
IS a man ready 20 quit fighting
when you dynamite his house and
XIII his children7-Buffalo N. y
News
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-03

or planned to. I'd like 10 believe
il. It certainly would be help II
somebody would shoot Mantusen.
But anybody that would count on
such story would be fool"
/ wished that Christine Forres-
ter had talked TO hin, instead OF to
me. was beginning to be urgently
curious, and more than curious,
about that girl wanted 70 know
more about the Tenyalang, and
more about her father-and more
about herself.
None of il makes any differ
ence in what we have to do now"
Clyde said, anyway. Do you think
you pumped up any influence with
this girl?"
No, sir; ! absolutely did not.
You don't think there's any
chance Of your talking her into
moving the Avon out Of here?"
NO, sir; not a chance in the
world"
Il can't do anything with her IL
you can't" he grunted. Then he
added IN an odd tone. do you
think?"
He waited for my answer, and
It seemed strange to me that my
uncle should be asking my advice;
/ don't think be had ever done that
before in my life. Something sort
Of wistful about hat, coming from
him It showed how much ne had
been subdued by heat. and fatigue,
and his wound
No. sir" I answered, q don't
think so"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-03

So Macaulay said the United
States Constitution was "an sail
and no anchor. Our Cup de-
tenders are like that-Deroit
News
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-03

-Four months corn shipments
abroad exceed 1900 COO bushels.
laTges1 IN nine years. and point -
best export season Ssnce 1874 =.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-03

Britain Is concerned over "a
pans plans On cruisers: faIl de-
tails Of program are sought
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-03

Hamilton summons al true
Democrsts- 20 unite 70 resist gov
ornamental domination.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-03

Iisw does Chrizfhae EEL ahsus
clyass coatinasd tanoEraw.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-03-03

- 1fraL 81 fEe estate -
Baasoa Bethel. De1ezeea
tst- a. ENx. z-1a-t7. tsss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11
St. Paul AME To
Observe Day For
Children Sunday

orr children-Their Destiny
wiil be the subject DR.. J. Armi-
MUS Charleston will preach
from sunday morning az io:45
az 81 Paul AME church. Jay
and Chene streets Baptismai
services will be held.
Children Day exercises. I'M
der the auspices OF the Sunday
School, will be held at three
O'Clock sun lay afternoon Mrs.
Mayme Taylor is directories.
Young people Of the adolescence
age and over will be on the pro-
gram az 7:45 Sunday evening.
The sunday School will be-
gin al 3:l5 Sunday morning.
William Robinson is president.
The Allen Christian Endeayor
.eague ,Jri will be held at five
o'clock with Miss Carrie Cor
don as president. and the Rev.
3 p Martin. superintendent.
The sepior league will meet at
$50 with Mrs Lola williams as
president.
The topic will be Lead Kind
~ Light Meeting" Psalm lf9:
le2-l7s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11
ST. PAUL AME
REVIVAL WITH
NOTED DEVINE
Evangelist Grey Will
Continue Revival
To June IL

The ACTED evangelist. the Rev.
M.fsour. Grey. Is conducting a sue
c.sstrl revival Al 81 Paul A u. L
-.or church. OF which the Rev.
n 2 FiAck is pastor. n the o2i.-
.oa o; those who have heard her
Z. rressire sermons. the Rev. Miss
Uley j. one d. the mos; powerful
evzaEslists il The land. having had
SAtnone,ai success IN such large
ci.ses as Baltimore. Cleveland.
Caar.ct;e X C. and Others Peo-
r.e are being turned away from
iAs meetings AZ s., Paul. because
q inadequate accommodations.
How To Hold Husband
S--tsy. June :. Evzngelis. Grey
preached from the subject. The
Seven Seals az the morning SER
r.ce. 4, : , II, she spoke or the
.cpsc Hoz To Get AID Hold a
E-s5zrdr and al ?. Il. grand
candle iigh. march vas held The
later vas nzAet ~ re arcienc@
- BE 0: the mos, impressive ser
v.tes ever held in Detroit
Evzrze.is; G-ey's corps Of help
.r4 i-cince Nj Johnson. guitar
payer: Miss Pearl wilson. plan
Is, and Miss Dorothy Clark. die
;.cla- and helper. The choir OF St
Paul has also rendered valuable
service during the revival meet
.ags also representatives. from
other churches have also given
generous assistance.
The meetings will continue one
nore week. Pastor Flack has ar
ranged .,r Evangelist Grey 10 ad-
lress The men Suaday afternoon,
jane Il. All men are iaviied 10 be
present
The revival ALL close June 10
Members are asked 70 hand in
MGR dollar money this week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11
Roseuille Pastor Attends
South Detroit Conference

The Res. ". + smith. pastor OF
81. Luke A. ". r. church. Rose
silie. Mich. attended The South De-
irpit conference at Saginaw Tues
Day Wednesday and Thursday OF
lat week. He reported a fine gath
'ring. interesting topics and dis
cIssion. The Sunday School con-
senilon was combined with the
conference during the last sessions.
DR.. d. A. Blake. presiding elder OF
the district, presided over the con-
ference which was held at Bethel
a. W. r. church. OF which the
Rev. J. A. Dean is pastor.
81. Lake was honored by the
conference having placed its pas
TOR on the Committee OF Education
and Development Fund. the Rev.
Mr. Smith having been selected by
tne committee az its treasurer.
Mise Florence Biount raised the
j % al ona assessment. the
amount Of Ave dollars. for St.
Lake.
Visit Good Hope
ST. Luke's Sunday School visited
with the Good Hope Baptist Sun
day School last Sunday morning.
The topic. Serving by Personal
Devotion to Christ" was discussed
with interest.
Al f0:45 a. m. the Rev. Mr..
Smith gave brief talk on John
15:1-17 together with echoes from
tho District Conference and Sun
day School convention. Mrs. Lu-
Gas, formerly OF the Turner Chap
ci A. NJ. r. Church. Chicago, INIT
ID with ST. Luke. Several visitors
we're present.
The Pro Musios Dramatiqpe So
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11
a coI0KgD JuDGK-
Mission Society In
Charge Of Program
At Mt. Vernon

ay morning services a. ~.
non fhssca opened a, 1896
.n1ay With the deacong
arz ne prayer and deyo-
ne REV n seot' preached
~ 2 Kings. 5l3 Then went
i.- cpsa and fisped Himself seven
D-es 10 jordan 7, was very
II. te'-i ness3ge Two were added
ne thsrth
A. . 10 me Reg Mr Prince
sse W. congregation worshipped
d W yer4pn. The Mission socie-
ms IN charge.
~ = 70 Communion service
ms tsld Many attended Visitors
. always welcome ~ ~ YER
ron
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11
ELDER SPEAKS
ON NEICHBORS
Sermon Preached In
Southwest Detroit

The Sunday School OF ST Paul
4. " z church Southwest De-
trfii. was attended in large num-
5eIs last Sunday. Tha, The lesson
had been carefully prepared was
clear as the answers 10 the many
f1estiors we're aptly given. Echoes
from the Sunday School conyen-
ton held recently were given By
the delegates
Sunday morning az II O'Clock
marked the last and fourth quar-
terly conference al 81. Paul. The
pastor. the Rev. W. +. Rice de-
l!vered the message from Mark
c:f2 The theme derived was The
ATTITUDE Fed In the wilderness. g
81 three o'clock the Rev. Mr..
Baber OF River Rouge. was guest
speaker. He was accompanied by
his congregation. The subject
Wrestling" based on Gen. 90 2s
was ably discussed
The A. c. E. league met at six
O'Clock.
The most important meeting was
held az the evening hour due 10
the presence OF Presiding Elder
Blake who spoke eloquently from
the theme, And Who is my Neigh
bUr?' taken from 81. Luke 10 %.
The senior choir rendered Won
derful service with Mrs Grace
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11

caspel Chorus OF Tabernacle
Will Observe First Anniversary

TIE C<scs. Chcrrs % Tzber-a-
&c Bz;,ist cArrck. Bseca~ocd and
Mo. srs.res. vi. observe -
RS s--.vsrkz-r sunday. Jrre y
y r<ss--.ng Ersic1i p-csrsn
.. -- oc.cck II re ztte-1oo-.
l-A participants ~.! include
;-e y v G. A Clse ciso Pro-. :.
:. Rs,ss 1.rse;cr zn1 re Pro
y-sz u-s=z;ieue ss-c.ety under
lie 1.-s-s.or G. Pc; Holloway.
A. = 1.cs<o5 1.rscrs re
Three outlines
~ .ss zcr-.-g ~1rsh.p asst
s7-cay f-e Rsv 2 Y P.:ink-.
vssf.s .4.ivsrst = tie PRACTICAL
ss--c- u T-c,h- szssc o. scr.p-
-. :zxs- .roz TIE BOOK Q. Pro-
y~rHs TIE .A.@e c~tl.-es cisc-ss@@
~.rs We're . ard }. -ho~ 20
f-t 81. via; . d ~isA !. ~T-s
-.--- s-y p-oo.s- Stressed
IT, t,szszy Is 1-t.ng re ruth
-s--, Referring . J-n1 1876
az 2+7 " P..,zz- said We
az t1- lie rr-:1 ~;Ao1. The
-.sA, vA4a = ne Holy Spin,
cas-. ~ usrs Q. truth
l-zss ~ r4s.o- ad-or.she1 his
hszs-s "a. after siding The
.s--- . .es, :, z-c -ske j. ap-
rtz- u ,As.- every day lives.
-1s se1.pr cs.r sz-z s2.encldly
~.lA Mrs Maze Cray zs soiolst:
Mrs 4 Pi,.ua- c-rzr.s, AID M
= e.zA-s. greet;
Ezc;sus. SER. a wsse held Al;
= u f, z q, ~As>r ,.-e 40 boys
.s@rs --4-sec Isl ..4 Rev. w
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11
Moderator

h RsT. Robert II. Piftmxn.
.@i.rsn pastor q the Jzber-
r2eIs Bspti>, church West
..cs Detroit. ~he. with hi
large remtsrship. will ~ hsst
- 'h4 Metropolitan Baptist a.
o<izfjen with will convene
June II 70 Jane 10 at the
ehgreh. 65ls B<eehwocd Ave-
- head II this large group
II BaBtlsis. the Rev. Plttman
announce. that plans are be-
.ns formulated ~ifh the hope
80 making this session one Of
The most ortsianding. in the
tl.iory ii the organization
The Rei. Pitfman further
announces that II is inpera-
i've that all fellow ministers
frmt prepared 10 make credI-
table financial reports 10 help
.apport the Baptist Training
>chenl here IN Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11

c.ety presented a very unique dra-
msiized program at $3.50 O'Clock
In the afternoon. Participating
we're the following artists Mrs
Ilez Sanders. orator OF Bethune
Coekman college, Miss Madeleine
White. colorature soprano: Miss
Ealalia Hamilton. elocutionist;
MS. Leanna weathers. lyric So
prano Clyde Anderson. basso.
Louis Johnson acted as master Of
ceremonies. y. Hartsheld Hollo-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11
kaigler Baptizes
Fifteen At Church

Services A. he Church OF Our
father 1866 Madison street were
fl plring las; sunday. There was
fne Attendance a, Bible s-hoo.
sul inteses, was high Mr Head
ricks il slpesinyenden'
Pastor Z u. Kaigler preached
from the scbjec,. The Bibie-Iis
ssneht To Humanity Many help
Z L things were said on the
theme sixteen we're added 10 the
church
sunday nigh, he hrs, commun-
ion service o. the church was
held The merbership 70 date IS
30. The church started only six
V seks ago, with an enrolment II
aity-threc
'ionday night Bible class is held
~ 7i5; Wednesday night mid
week service preaching. Fifteen
viii be baptized next Wednesday
rish'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11
GOLD MEDAL
Harlem Oil Capsules
Fine for Weak Acid Kidneys
and Bladder Irritation
Stop Getting Up Nights

One 35-cent box Of these famous
capsules will put healthy activity
into your kidneys and bladder -
flush out harmful waste poisons
and acid and prove 10 you that at
last you have a grand diuretic
and stimulant that will swiftly
cause these troubles 10 cease.
But be sure and get GOLD
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safe and harmless the original
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IN Holland. Millions have kidney
and bladder trouble and never sus-
pect it-some symptoms besides
visits 10 bathroom at night are
backache. moist palms. puffy eyes
and scanty passage that ofttimes
smaris and burns.
Adv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11
ELDER POWELL
T O SPEAK AT
CLINTON ZION
Buds OF Promise In
Program At Church
May 30-31

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11

way Is director.
The ST. Luke choir will sing
over station cKLw on Elder Nor
tons broadcast Sunday, June - at
ESQ D. m.
Don't forget 10 get your Tribune
from George. the newsboy Of Rose
vie. A Tribune should be in every
hcme each week. 1t tells the hap
penings Of here. there and every
where.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11

Dh- ~ VI. lVW rrL@D
Direetor-General Of the Nat
ienal sunday school and BYPr
congress At Iuskesee Institute.
June sl-s& Native Of winehes-
ter, Tenn Dr. Townsend was
educated af Roger Williams
university 0snd Neharry Nedi-
cal college. and has had q uni
cue and successful career a
preacher. physician. teacher.
tanker. pastor. and finaneier-
Of the National Baptist Pub
fishing House. He i CORES
pending secretary Of the Sun
lay school Publishing Board.
and Executive Secretary Of the
nance COMMITS sion Of the
National Bapt. Convention. Us.
4. His office Is at Nashville.
Tenn. Calvin Service
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11
MEMS CLUB TO
HEAR GRIGSBY
Will Display Negro
: History Works

4 Ms1x Fellowship club .!
s. jazz ~ / church. a; 81
.ssia srs Maple will Drssea, .
gran Q, unusual Interest sun
~ Zane = >; $50 p. n
-e .r - several interes,ir :
-,e-sA wi 81 al address b.
S-e~ r. Crirsby On the theme
Th- wsy 0a; " The Presen,
.sis Essres4r s,iycs 81 the
A.-ocist.on For TIE study OF Ne-
~ LIE And Hlstory will also be
rssse1t AID s.sp.sy many works
y. Nezfo ss'9s b. outstanding
special Music
so Isl music Will be directed
~ u bstleT and viii include
X aauoe- W ne Men Fellowship
t.-b
= S'riesiand chairman o.
'ee ee3cai..nal committee. will be
...as'sr .. Ceremonie
Ctacers Of the our Include II.
= Craig 81 Vres.de.' J. r. Al
it1 vice presleen' While Tabor,
reocTdirz secre'sry 4. " Prince
coifespoading secretary. George
-tAen. fressprsr Attorney l.. T..
jeiiries pariiam+n'a-ian Chair
man q standing committees are
~ Rev s. seay spin lal week ;
G. a. strickland education; y. J
Tabor ST.. civic and social justice !:
j. r. Allen, economic; r. s. But
~. music A. Shurley. Member
sap r II Parker. publicity. the
10y J X. Mcclain pastor
The club holds regular meet
"A coLoRED JUDGE