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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-07

a mut6be, ahova eppen akkor toljak be
Szendrei Gabort
Rovid szocsere kovetkezik, az egyik
apolono levette sebesiiltr6l hottest es
Banyay Pista kozben siet6sen bemosdott.
Megvizsgalja a sebet A vasdarab attOrte
koponyafalat es behatolt a fejiregbe Ba-
nyay doktor tudja, hogy lit mem lehet egy
pillanatig sem keslekedni A gyors mtitet
ITALIAN meg megmentheti a szerencsetlent,
kiil0nben elveszett.
forro fert6tlenit6 szekrenyb6l eme-
lik XII a kifozott miiszereket es kendoket.
Az egyik mover leborotvalja a seb kor
nyeket, a mask el6keszil mitethez.
Egy fatal orvosn0vendek Banyay dok-
torhoz fordul
- Doktor ur, lesz altatas?
- Mem, ebben az esetben lehetetlen,
- feleli Pista - Kiil0nben sem erez a
beteg semmit, teljesen eszmeletlen
A f6apolon6 megkockaztat egy ker-
dest
- Mem kellene tanar urat ertesite-
nj? Vagy az adjunktus urat?
Psta kezeben MCCALL az elokeszitett
miiszer De csak egy villanasnyira. Hata-
rozottan feleli
- Mines lido ra Minden perc draga.
KezdhetjIk
fiilledt csendben csak miiszerek
csengese hallik A szajakat borito alarc
meg lelegzetet is elfojtja. Banyay doktor
keze remeges nelkil, teljes biztonsaggal
vegzi felelossegtelies feladatot
El6bb htisztitja seb k0rnyeket. Csi-
pesszel ovatosan eltavolitja csontrepesz-
darabokat, vattacsom6kkal szivatja fel a
vert Aztan hozzalat behatolt targy XII
emelesehez. Kezeben miiszer egy nilli-
metert sem leng XII, Szinte 6raknak tet-
szenek pillanatok, de vegre Togo fogai
kozt tartja mogyoronyi vasdarabot. Most
a behatolt koponyaszilankokat veszi XII,
gondosan megtakaritja seb belsejet es
akkor fog hozza a kotozeshez.
Ennek is vege van. homlokarol fo-
lyik verejtek, de a SCENE ragyog.
- Sikeriilt. Remeljik, hogy most mar
megmarad.
Szendrei Gabor mindebb6l mem erez
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-07

vereseggel terjenek meg az
anyjukhoz, de az a kurazsi
volt az, amely civilizalt orsza-
got csinalt a Vad Nyugatbol.
Es termeszetes. hogy Belize
gelne orommel fogadta a eyer
mekeit, mikor azok megtertek.
Mem sopankodott, mem 81
rankozott, hanem helyeselte az
August szandekat, SGT felajan-
lotta, hogy az 6 megtakaritott
ketezer dollarjat is oda ada,
hogy igazan nagy ranchet tud-
jon a fla szerezni.
Csak ait szerette volna, ha
George vele marad ket evig.
Hogy menjen vissza a kiseb-
blk fla az iskolaba, aninek
olyan koran bucsut mondott.
Mikor azonban August meg
magyarazta neki, hogy most
lenne sziiksege az 0ccsere, hogy
mint kezd6 es kis t6kevel bird
ember mem tudna meg jol fl
zetett foremant fogadni, Bel
ziegelne mem er6szakoskodott
hanem megigertette a fiaival
hogy ezt a kereset teljesitik
maid a j0v6ben.
AIT is megertette a h6slelki
pioneer asszony, hogy mem me-
het lie a gyermekeivel Texasba
inert az els6 gondolata es In
ditvanya persze az volt, hogy
8 is megy.
August megmagyarazta ne
XII, hogy a kis ranchek bizton-
sagban nincsenek, hogy az in
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-07

Der, hogy a jogait megvedje,
de egy harom tagb6l all6 out
fit mem is gondolhatott ra,
hogy a t0rveny gazembereinek
ellentall.
Mikor belattak, hogy tovabb
mem mehetnek, kenytelenek
voltak a marhak darabjat dol
larjaval eladni es mikor a TO-
gadott cowboyt kifizettek, mem
maradt naluk csak haromszaz
dollar.
Icy utott be az els6 vallalko-
zas, amely a Beiziegel testve-
reket szedit6 magassagokba We
zette, amely egy idore a Nyugat
kiskiralyait csinalta bel6liik.
George AIT hitte, hogy ezzel
vege lett a rha-karriernek es
hogy visszamennek Texasba
dolgozni.
August azonban kemeny
daccal hatarozta Ell, hogy most
fog igazan az tizlethez, hogy
igenis nagy rancher lesz be-
l6le.
Mem csiiggedt ell az els6 csa.
pasra, mem verte lie, hogy ket
evi nehez munkajanak az cred.
menyet az els6 vallalkozasa el.
vitte.
AIT hatarozta, hogy bemen.
mex st. Louisba, elkeri a penzet
az anyjatd es megmarad az
eredeti terve nellett.. Hogy
visszamennek Texasba ran.
chernek.
Kurazsi kellett hozza, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-07
(Folytatjuk)

dianok Is a rustlerek allando
veszedelmeket kepeznek Is
hogy asszonynepek csak nagy
gazdasagokban elnek Texasban.
Belenyugodott hat. hogy
egyel6re oft marad st. Louis
ban es a sajat vendegl6 uzle-
tet folytatja.
Beiziegelne neha egy pilla-
natra ugy think fel, mint ah
a gyermekeit konnyen az ut
jukra engedte.
Kes6bb latni fogjuk, hogy
mem ICY volt.
De az edesanya ortilt, hogy
legalabb a ket fla ezentul
egyutt lesz, hogy egyik a ma
sikra mindig fog vigyazni, hogy
baj eseten mem idegenre, ha-
nem egynas vedelmere fognak
SZOrulni.
August mem fogadta ell any
ia penzet, de mikor bucsuzott,
elvitte a sajat hatezer dollar
jat es termeszetes, hogy ez a
partnership-en nem valtozta-,
tott, hogy George ebben is tel
jesjogu partner volt.
Mint let0rt, csalodott vallal-
koz6k erkeztek st. LouiSba es
mint t6kesek vagtak ismet neki
Texasnak.
(Folytatjuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-07

Ezzel azonban nagyon el6re
szaladtam a mesevel.
A ket meresz vallalkozo els6
vallalkozasa mem Walt be.
Mikor Kansas hatarat ket-
szaznegyven f6nyi marhaval
elertek, tudattak velik, hogy
"marhavesz" van, a hatarnal
tovabb tehat mem mehettek.
A "marhavesz" mem volt va
lodi.
A del fele huzodo yankee
nepseg akkorra megirigyelte a
marhakereskedok nagy kerese-
tet es azokat, ahol lehetett, zsa-
rolta.
Crooked sheriffek, crooked
allatorvosok meg-megallitottak
egy-egy gulyat valamelyik al
lam vagy megye hataran es
csak akkor mehettek tovabb,
ha - fizettek.
Termeszetesen megt0rtent,
hogy tenyleg volt marhavesz,
de sokkal ,gyakrabban t0rtent
meg, hogy az csak a zsarolasra
valo irugy volt.
Tapasztalt marhafejedelmek
mindig vittek elegend6 penzt
magukkal, de a ket testver kis
t6keje mem volt eleg hozza,
hogy allatallomanyt is vegye-
mex, meg keszpenzt is tartsa-
max es mem tudtak tovabb men
nj a kansasi hatarnal.
Akkor ereztek a Beizigel gye-
rekek el6szor. hogy neha keny-
telen fegyverhez nyulni az en-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-07

szen az arva gyerekek kozelebb
vannak lelekben es szivben egy-
mashoz, mint akik apa mellett
n6nek fel, tudatta hat George
al, hogy partnerek lesznek,
hogy az uzlet kozos lesz. Es
hogy maid George a haszonbol
ada meg Augustna,k amit
most 6 befektett. Mert George
max mem volt csak 0tven dollar
ia, mikor felcsapott a batyja-
hoz partnernak.
Kes6bb, nagyon sokkal ke-
s6bb nevetve beszeltek, hogy ez-
Eel az osszeggel George elete
vegeig adosa maradt a batyja-
max, inert attol a perctol kezd-
We a ket testver joban-rosszban,
mindig es mindenben partner
volt. Azok maradtak akkor is.
mikor nagyon sok lido mulva
megn0sultek es amikor a ket
csalad megfert egy nagy haj-
lekban.
Azok maradtak akkor is, mi
kor egyikik eveken at iskolaba
jart, inert az edesanyjuk at
ugy kivanta es azok maradtak
akkor is, mikor az egyik het
honapon at az indianok foglya
volt.
Soha tObbe ell mem szamol-
tax, meg mem osztoztak egy.
Nasal es amig August 1887.
ben a szemet lie mem hunyta
minden koz0s volt mindig 9
] ket testver k0Zt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-07
MI TORRENT EDDIG?

HoIdenben, a szenvdsken temerdek aldozat-
tai orvosnak newell fiat Greg banySsz Banyay ist
van. flu maga is vsjja szenet, hogy tanulma-
nyaira psnzt szerezzen es mikor okievelet meg
KAPPA, ket evi orvos tanumanyutra megy Buda-
pestre, hosy magat sebesznek kepezze XII. vele
utazik LoganboI Mariassy Kitty is, Hotel Cover
nor tuajdonosanak Ieanya, akit szilei otthon
operaenekesnonek tanittatnak XII. A ket fiatat Bu
dapesten Tornay Akos ujsagro az amerkai magyar
iapok masyarorszagi szerkesztoje fogadja, aki
ga is eveket toitott Amerikaban mindket fatal
sziilet ismeri. Az fju Or. Banyay Beeznay tanar
lara keruI gyakornoknak Is kittyvel egyutt
veIetenu megismerkedk 6eeznay felesegevel es
Ieanysval, Pintyovel, aknek egy Dr. zsembery
Berti newt gazdas hazassagot kereso ugyved ke-
r6je Is udvarI6ja. PintyG Is Dr.. Banyay azonban
megszerettek egymast, mig eddgiek ARA mu-
tatnak, hogy Tornay es Marassy Kitty is mee-
gebb erzesseI neznek egymasra
Az utolso fejezetben reseny odais iutott,
hoqy fatal amerkai egyediI van ejjei Or
seoen kIinikai k6rhazban, amkor mentokocsi
vegtatva hoz egy Szendrei Gabor newt megserult
munksst, akt azonna operalni kelI, ha meg akar-
jSk menteni eletet
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-07
(Folytatas)

Utk0zben meresz terveket
forgatott az agyaban.
A marhakereskedest megta-
nulta es ezer dollarert meg ak
kor is adtak ket-haromszaz
nnarhAt Texasban.
AIT tervezte, hogy 0sszevasa-
rol maganak egy par szaz mar
hat Is AIT az 0ccsevel felhajtja
a vasarra ugy, hogy a kis csa-
lad megint egyiitt lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-07
(Folytatas)

Kiugrik belole az orvos meg men
t6k A kapuban mar varjak 6ket es odave-
zetik beteghez,
Az orvos pillanatokig vizsgalja csak,
par szot kerdez, gyorsan friss kotessel csc
reli az atverezett vattacsomot es gyenge-
den emelik is mar, viszik kocsiba.
ment6orvos kozben kiadja a parancsot
soff6rnek:
Az 1-s6 szamu sebeszetire. De gyor
san! Bal van!
Mar indul is az auto A gyar ele sereg-
lett munkasokhoz most erkezik rendor-
seq, felveszi tenyallast, jegyzokonyvet
keszit
Az els6 szamu sebeszeti klinikan, az
inspekcios orvosi szobaban, feher k0peny-
ben, az iroasztalnal fejet ket 0klere ia
masztva olvas DIR. Banyay Istvan. Valami
amerikai orvosi szakfoly6iratbol keszit ma
gyar jegyzeteket nikor szoba falan TOM
pa berregessel szolal meg cseng6.
Ma, mi az? - gondolja magaban.
- Ugy latszik, valami tortent. - Es sietve
kappa fel electromagnetic.
A portasfiilkeb6l mentokollega kohl,
hogy sulyosan serilt beteget hoztak. Latin
szavak zizegnek a droton, aztan Banyay
doktor pillanat alatt folyoson van, belep
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-07-07
(Folytatjuk)

Egg ven igazsag olyan, mint
ha hazugsag lenne. Egg ven
hazugsag gyakran igazsagnak
latSzik.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09

The Whoopee IL Club held II
reuglar meeting Friday. March "a
at the home Of Miss b. Davis, 695
Frederick street with the presi-
dent presiding.
After brief business period a
! short lecture was given by DR..
Moursee. He spoke very interest
ingly on Tuberculosis and the
highlights OF social diseases.
Those present were much inspired
by the Informative facts revealed
in the lecture. Guests present We're
Mrs. knight. M. Matthews and j.
W. Coleman.
Following the lecture the host
ess served cocktails and dell
cious two course chicken dinner.
Contract bridge was engaged In as
the amusement for the evening.
Members OF the Whoopee IL
Club wish TO thank their many
friends who co-operated In making
their party recently held at 5lVs
Brush street success.
The club met Friday, April
with Miss Evans OF Sos Hendrie'
Apt 8.
s. Coleman Is club reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
Detroiters Attend
Cooperative Meet

The Rev John NJ. Miles and .
group OF young Detroiiers mo,orad
70 Grant, Michigan and attendsd
the recent weekend conference a,
the Ashland Folks School Ma
20. rs. and q.
The conference. which was ~,
der auspices OF the Cooner.,,va
movement, was attended by a large
NUMBER Of young people who are
Interested In the movement
The Rev. Miles led a series ~,
u'scushions on race problems
others from this vicinity who at
tended the conference included
Mrs. L. M. Miles. Thomas Neusome
and Oliver Freeman. River Rouge.
John Lewis and Grover league Of
the Fannie Peck Credit Union.
The president OF the Ashland
Folks School informed the mem
bers OF the conference that he an
ticipates a large inter-racial en-
rollment at the institution. during
the summer session.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
DOCTOR TALKS INKSTER CLUB
ABOUT HEALTH ISSURPRISED
Inspiring Sermons At
Two Churches

Inkster Second Baptist Church
was packed Sunday morning as
the pastor. he Rev. o. Is. Jones.
delivered powerful and appro-
PIRATE message about current con-
ditions Ills subject was. In What
Direction are You Looking?" taxi
en- from Daniel 6:l0. Men look in
every direction for help" he said.
but they fail To look in the direc-
tion where help can be obtained.
Even in this present condition OF
the United States. men look To
man for help, but man is powerless
God is the only One who can give
us help II we only look in that d.
rection To clearly see Christ, We
must first see ourselves: and the
window OF the soul through which
we look TO see Jesus Is far more
important than the window In a
house
AS q result Of the sermon. one
member was added to the church
In the afternoon the Rev. u. s
Goldsby. choir and congregation Of
Adjalon Baptist Church, were
guests. OF the Pastors Aid. The
sermon was delivered by the Rev
Mr.. Goldsby The choir rendered
the music.
The night service was very
short. The Lords supper was adj
ministered.
First Baptist Church
The Rev. A. l.. Merritt preached
Sunday morning from Job 2:6
And the Lord said unto Satan
behold. he Is in thine hand. bu
save his life" His subject was
Refuse to be used by Satan" K
Cook sang solo. where He leads
me | will follow"
The Senior Choir will not rem
der their program Sunday after
noon at First Baptist Church. In
stead. they will be at Mt. Olive
Baptist Church in Detroit,
Club Notes
The Violet Art Club was enter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
West Side Ciuic and
Social NeWs--

the business period. an interesting
paper on "Interlos Decoration
was read by Mrs. Velma Malone
Members present included Mrs
b. NJ Morris. Mrs Waddy Grimes
AIrs. Thomas Malone. Miss Fannie
Bethel. Mrs. William Pickens. MISS
Thelma Higgenbotham, Miss Beu-
lah Cain. Mrs Henry Overton. Mrs
John Wilson. and Mrs. Thee
White
A tasty luncheon was served by
the hostess. Mrs. McMahan.
Social
Mrs Ella Prophet of New Or.
leans. La. arrived In Detroit Sun
day March ~. TO join her hus
band. Henry Prophet The Prop
bets are making their home will
Mr. and Mrs. w NJ Macarthur oI
McGsa~ avenue.
Sammie Thomas AMI lam's 81
| oman OF Ann Arbrl spent las
week with their grandparents. MI
and Mrs. ". y; sc, az ,.ur i3i
McGraw avenue
Rev Richard 7 Brown. brillian
young assistant raSttr Of Harifoi
avenue Baptist C'hIrch preacht
TWO very remarkable scrmpns las
sunday IN the absence @! TN pas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
Speaks To Employees
Of Great Lakes

Organic heart disease rated
next" Dr. Greenidge stated more
time and emphasis was placed in
syphilis and its effect on the un-
born and treatment Of such cases.
We are making definite step In
our crusade as We were in former
years,
The infant mortality has de
creased greatly because more at
tention has been given 10 pre-nat-
al clinic and clinic for babies" he
concluded.
At the close OF the lecture. the
agents We're allowed to ask ques-
lions, which ended up in very
interesting discussion.
l. C. Blount secretary OF Great
Lakes. who has been away from
the office for a few days, and NJ
L. Walker, treasurer. were among
the directors present
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
IMASONS START
SPRING PLANS
Commander Pledges
An Active Regime

Wolverine Consistory No ..
Prince Hall Affiliation OF the Bal
ley OF Detroit, Is engaged IN
series OF conclaves and teasis
leading up 10 the Easter season
Illustrious H. W J Jeffrey, 80
degree deputy for Michigan
Joseph A Victor, 32-degree active
past commander in chief have
been comforting on program OF
activities Tor tho spring season.
which viii include a dramatization
OF the consistorial degrees.
Inauguratiug an energetic pro-
gram for the year. The Commander
inA hiei announces the appoint
ment oi the following committees
finance and auditing Charles f.
Williams. 32-dearees: r. 5 Martin
32-degrees Walter Sainte eye
32-degrees research committee
Rev Is H. Wright. 32-degrees !.
Thomas L. strickland. 32-degrees
Rev. Essex Copeland 32-degrec>
Joseph A. Victor B2-degrees: RI,
r. W Harris. 32-degrees Publicity
81 degrees: Haywood CAN'T. 32-dc-
grees, John T Webb. 32-degrees
Charity Committee r. S. Martin
/ 32degrees. W W Dean, 33-de
Iiees. William r Blackburn -
degrees: Budget and Ways and
Means Commiitee--N A. Bristol
32-deprees: Rev A. l. merritt ~
degrees G a Mason 32-degrees
M S Gilbert. 32-degrees Com.
mittee as whole. g. Davis, 81
degrees. Pw sullivan. 32-degreeS
and others
Monday night, April the Com
Misunderstanding launched his new
program
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
Club No. 6 Of Big
Sisters Group

Club No. 6, OF the Big Sisters
Auxiliary. met recently at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. earn. 542S
Twenty-third street. ID c o n
Sims led the devotionals.
After the business session. the
Program Committee, with Clarence
Hughes directing. presented the
following program, In which the
following persons participated Mrs.
Wilhemina Harvey. Mrs. earn, Mi
Hill. Mr.. Hughes. Mrs. Sims. Mrs.
Jackson. and Mrs. Williams. Mrs
Latham, Mr.. McAdory. and Mrs
Davis.
Mrs. Lewis conducted an inter-
esting question box. Ten members
were on the honor roll. and twen-
ty-eight persons were present. In
Guiding visitors and one new men,
Der, Mrs. Alice Elrod.
Delightful refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Elizabeth Eccleston is club
captain, Mrs. Fila Golightly. re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
THUGS INVADE
TO
ROB TENANTS
Three Whites Tie Up
Husband And Wife
And Rob Them

r..a. armed white thugs forced
IT," wsv into the apartment OF
INC" a Mrs. Abraham Rham. Ass
~ ~ s,reet. Friday night and es-
D'1- With ss5 after threatening
ne i, lives OF the couple.
-, pham. in reporting the robbery
,ha police. said that some one
,he bell Of his apartment door
' 'sos, eIght-thirty. and when he
80 'sswered and opened the door 3
' srmsd men forced their way into
the apartment
>, The leader ordered .Rham to
..s0 the safe which he keeps In
NJ auartment Rham told the
hugs that the safe belonged TO his
mother. and he did not have the
combination
The thugs then trussed up both
pham and his wife before taking
,ss from Rham's pockets. They
hen escaped out the back door.
Mrs Rham is Lucille House, well
Known night club entertainer
pham Is associated with one OF the
policy houses
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
JACKSON
by r. II. Hinton

Jacksonville Junior Missionar,
Society sponsored a Tea al The
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Brown, recently. A program wa,
presented. Miss Ida Brown was
mistress OF ceremonies All pre-
sent enjoyed the occasion.
The Junior Choir of the A. VI. t.
Church met Thursday. April 6. Il
was an interesting session.
The Merry Money Makers Clah
met at the a. NJ f. Church las,
Wednesday night A ham and yege-
table dinner was served.
The citizens of Jackson are ure
ed to support the Detroit Tribune
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09

The Five w Social Club met
Monday. March 2s in the home OF
Mrs. Willie Hill. i0i5 Il. Kirby
All members were present with
the exception OF two. After the re-
gular business hour the hostess
served tasty repast.
The club will hold its next meet
Ing Monday, April n at the resi-
dence OF Mrs Sans, 5407 Ironwood
at which time they will feature an
after Easter 10 gg Cracking
Everybody is invited to attend.
Mrs. w. M. Macarthur Is presi-
dent; Mrs. Lula Harvin IL secre-
tary.'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09

tained AT the home OF Mrs. Abram
King. Mrs. Lane. OF the club. Is
sick. The Silverleaf Social Club
was surprised at the home Of Mrs.
Anthony. Saturday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
Merry Twelve Social Club

The Merry Twelve Social Club
met with Mrs G. Ellis last Tues
day night Refreshments were
served and the business period was
spent IN planning for a dance ~
BE- given in the near future.
The next meeting OF The club VIII
be with the president Mrs r
Davis. $40 Hancock J Colnard II
club reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
by Mrs.. Beatrice Fleming

The ladies division OF the Unit
ed District Organization held their
regular meeting. Monday evening.
April 4. at Hartford Center. They
are making fine progress. under
the direction OF their president
Mrs. Anna Pitts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Gait. of Stan
ford avenue. have returned TO New
York City. Mrs. CAN'T has been ILL.,,
since the return 10 New York, but
Is convalescing.
The many friends OF Miss Cor
don, an operator in the Bee Dew
Beauty Shoppe No. 2. deeply regret
the recent passing OF this young
lady. She was graduate OF the
Bee Dew School OF Cosmotology.
Mrs. Jean Galloway. of Bangor
street. is still confined to bed ana
would appreciate having friend
call to see her We wish her /.
prompt recovery.
Miss |. j. White. popular youns
evangelist, who has had great sue
cess in the revival meeting at ST
John G. NJ +. Church for the pas
few weeks. delivered a splendid
message at the D. m. hour Sun
day This young lady is due grea
commentator. as she has been Il
F! the ministry since the age OF III
teen. Miss Whites sermon Sunda,
was preached in interest of tn,
rally which will end on the four /
Sunday in April Proceeds will <,
toward paying off the indebtedness
Of the church.
The Ratliffe Symphony Choi
participated on the program Tn,
group which sponsored the pro
gram is headed by Mrs. Cla..
Bailey and her sister. Mrs Il
Fleming
! There has been quite deal O
agitation among local cosmotoIa
gists. because OF the recent law.
passed by the State Board OF Cos
motology The writer believes thai
II the cosmotologists here had beer
organized. the Board would have
consulted them before enacting th'
laws. On account OF economic con
! ditions. some of the new laws VII.
cause hardships. especially 10 bea'
ticians whose shops are in thei
home. where the bread-winner
are without work and the small
beauty shops are the only mean
for earning a livelihood
The Rev. Mr. Cain. pastor II -
James {. NJ +. Church. at Vine
wood and W. Kirby, has accepte
TO serve as assistant chairman (
Rev. A. q Williams. in conectio
with enlisting the cooperation +,
all the ministers of the city
work of the Committee On Negr
Registration And Voting 1t
hoped that the ministers OF III
group will do all in their power
make this effort a success and ei
courage the masses OF our peopl
In this city TO register and vote.
Four graduates Of the Flemil
school Of Cosmotology spent Wee
nesday and Friday OF this wee
taking the State Board examine
ton. They were: Esther Rei'
Georgia Tiller. Clarence Patterson
and Marguerite Glenn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09

Mrs. X. McMahan Entertains Club
The New Era study club met
March Is. nj the home OF Mrs. Roll
lie McMahan. on 30th street After
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
ANNOUNCEMENT
HIGHLAND PARK FROGS

POSTPONE CABARET PARTY
The Highland Park Frogs wish
10 announce that their Party
scheduled for April 9th. at the
Ems Rest, has been postponed I'M.
IN 0 later date.
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