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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-05

ii Detroit. sang at p. m. Local
talent was also featured.
On March 13, there will be an
unusual treat at Trinity Baptist
Church. Of which Rev +. d. Broy-
les Is pastor The meeting will he
IN the nature Of a general uplift
for citizens OF the community, AT
p. m. addresses will be deliver
ed here by DR.. W II. Peck. pastor
Of Bethel a. NJ +. Church Detroit;
and l.. G. Blount. OF Great Lakes
Insurance Company.
Grady McAfee is doing fine work
with the Boy Scouts and Is urged
by citizens TO continue at his post.
Vernon Lamb and Thomas W.
Fowler Jr. received awards as
first-class scouts. at meeting OF
more than 100 Scouts from all
over Michigan. The meeting was
held at Pontiac High School. Only
about twelve colored adults at.
tended.
We are In hopes that our people
will wake up and do their duty
in supporting Walter Harding fol
city commissioner, on March 8.
Mr.. Alexander, who has been III
continues convalescing at his home
on Highland
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ROSEVILLE
BY Katie Jones

Elder Morton and his congrega-
ton. including the Flying Cloud
Quartet OF radio fame, were pres
ent at the Washington School,
Thursday, March g. The visitors
were invited by Mrs. Braxton In In
terest OF the ST. Luke A. NJ T..
Church, Rev. w E. Smith Is pas
tor.
There could have been larger
crowd, but not more enthusiast
tic one present at the First Pant
list Church Sunday p. IN. Feb. q.
Eloquent speeches were made by
Rev. Smith, Mr.. Patterson andn
Rev. Keys, pastor. Others present
were; Reese Washington. Florence
Powell, Mrs l.. Means. Florence
Blount, Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. ].
Johnson. Jimmie Wheeler. Willie
Orange. Emmerson Knox, Leroy
Brown.
Static de Luxe
The "Riffo Maniacs" of whi,h
Willie Orange Is a saxophone play
err. Is going places.
Elliot Patterson, Henry Rleliegh
Robert johnson is an anarchis
who likes to steal a smoke rear
quarters OF bus TO see how long
before the driver catches him n
his tell-tale mirror.
We are sorry 10 hear that Bert.
sell Julian has broken his ankle
We wish him speedy recovery.
Small Talk
Monday 2i. Emily Post hands
down her first rule on etiquette
"A bird in the hand is bad table
manners"
Tuesday 22. Vermont adm,,,sa
70 Union in 1871. In November
if5 years later. Vermont tried 70
back out. ~
Wednesday %. Door wolves hsv.
oeen doing 30 well lately that the
government has asked them 10 Ale
their income tax report.
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Hamtranck News

league holds its meetings every
Wednesday night al Tau Beta
Community House. The public Is
Invited.
-f,ening In Paris
-The Evening In Paris which
was So L-u,d By the Junior Jsh-
er B4ard og - Peters A. N r.
Zion Church. was one OF the fines;
affans 81 the kind presented this
5 ason. The church was fitiinely
decorated The ladies were beau'i-
iully gowned and an elaborate
mera was sr-ved also splendid
program.
Those on program Included Ger
trude Morrison. OF Wayne L.;
Pauline Raspberry. also Of
Wayne. Marianne Raspberry. Sc
nior al Hamtramck High: Lee
Charlotte Burney. and Rev. Tay-
Tor. OF Canada This was the first
program sponsored by the newly
organized Usher Board. They plan
10 present many similar programs
In the future.
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HIGHLAND PIX.
by sadie Price

Hello, folks Here | ann
W I h news of Hjrh,..
Park and vicinity Fir, ~
me tell you about tae psr,'s,'"'
barbecue which was held F,,@''
night. at 1851 Log Cabin ayen'
Those present all Reporter has,.
had a delightful time. anon. .s
being John Mn, Horace Hollo~s ~
Cora Parker fafne;ta Love wr
liam Price. Lawrence Alex,aa"
Hooks. Jessie Davis. lIcary AL
James. Hester and Peter Bs',.
dale. Mary and Mrs. Percy
The Highland Park branch
the NAACP met at the boma '.
Floyd Thompson, $50 IaBella 9,
Feb. %. The next meeting win T.
held at the willard School MAJ
.. Two new members were nr..
ent at the last meeting In nersos.
OF Mrs. Nannette Small ana NJ.
Mary Lyons.
The l.. T. II. p. held an ex,o.
tive meeting Monday. Feb % :,
1909 LeBelle, at which time plan'
were discussed for their ammo,
dance and anniversary celebra.
tion.
The Northwestern Improyemsr,
Club convened at the home OF Mrs
Barksdale last Monday niybt ana
made plans for their annual han
quet. which will be held March .
at the home OF Mrs. William prle,
1850 Inverness street
Mr. and Mrs. willard Simmer.
are rejoicing over the arrival az .
baby son. willard, Jr.
Zelma Davis Is improving tn.
mother OF Audrey Boulding is stnl
Ill at 1909 LaBelle avenue
Send your news in time ea,s
week to be printed in the HON.
newspaper the Detroit Tribune
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RIVER ROUGE


an saturday night February ~
IN. swanky home OF Mr.. and MIS-
Abraham Booth was the setting
10 ran relegant birthday dlAne
rar.y c.mulimeatiug Mrs Koeh-
elle Davis ol visger Road.
The home WAS beautifully deco
rated and the color scheme rea.
white and black. was carried cul
even 10 the dishes table linen ana
.llyefware.
The dining table was very taste
fully arranged with gorgeous
five TERED while decorated Dir'h-
day cake as centerpiece
Mrs. Booth stunningly attired IN
green made a charming hostess.
The honoree. Mrs Davis. was
charming in partisan with duoon-
net accessories.
Bridge, bingo and whist were
games enjoyed amid whirl OF ap-
petlzers. cocktail, eggnog and beer
after which a sumptuous buffet dis
lner was served. The dinner consist
cd OF half fried chicken. individual
CONCEALED vegetable salad, spiced
red apples. olives. celery. hot spa
rhetti. no, rolls. Devils food cake
and M, cookies Food III for
king and abundance OF 1t!
The honoree was the recipient oil
many beautiful and useful gifts.
Those who enjoyed this gala al
fair were Dr. +. j Boddie. Dr. a.
Boddie. Or and Mrs. Wilson, Mr..
and Mrs Daugherty. Mr.. and Mrs
Eimble Mr. and Mrs. Williams
Mr. and Mrs l.. Booth Miss Bes-
sic Boddie. MI Clark and several
others
The home OF Mr. and Mrs. ID. 5.
xeusom. 2S7 Polk street. was the
setting OF the American Legion
ball given Saturday for the war
veterans and their families. The
ball was sponsored by the Young
yalois. Palmer Unit No 81. The
living and dining rooms pictured
the gala event with decorations
comprising the national colors.
red. white and blue.
The guests were seated around
tables and enjoyed bingo and other
games
The guest speaker OF the even
| ing was the Rev ] Miles. Detroit.
who was introduced by Mrs. Hat
tie NJ. Renolds Lieut.. Samuel
Mannings was toast master. Music
was furnished by Ernest Renolds,
Jr.
Another feature OF the occasion
was the narrating OF war stories
and army jokes which produced a
burst OF laughter ana loud APP
plauding.
4 bountiful store OF refresh
ments and drinks were served. af-
ter which all guests departed smil-
ing to await the next home coming
event
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FLINT. MICH.
Ry Mr.. Bertha l.. Travis
oujnn Chanel A. VI. =. thurch


Rev Isaac Wood preached !"
.,;ri,aal sermon sunday morning
taking for his text Wherefore,
cra also ha.h highly exalted him. 4
ria choir Wa III rs best Staging
hvn,ns watch caused our hearts 70
.io,ee David " Chsmoe's and
Mrs H. aiue Watkins sang a "a''
entitled Are yen v9rii,''f n,s
,a.i ~hiA was 'r.ry'i by aN.
Mrs Gwsnala smith os-anis' ana
directories j, giving The members
and friends spiritual sermon eaeh
sunday IN songs. through the co
cperalion II the members 81 the
choir.
A. $50 p m w were again
blessed with IN inspiring sermon
by Rev. Booker Rhonenee OF fpsi-
ian,i. taking for his text some
other way
REV Matthew Il Rhonenee. pas
tor Of Qninn Chapel. ief Monday
night February 81 70 attend the
Bishops Council at Montgomery
Alabama and Is expecting 70 visl'
other cities before his return. lie
il greatly missed in the city among
horn races. bur due 10 his much
needed rest. the officials thought
I, hes, for him 10 80. Rev Rhone-
noe. during ri. pastorage here. has
ACCOMPLISHED three years work IN
one year and i've months He il be-
.nr called DAY and night every day
IN the week 10 the various meet
ings ~ both races. and doing his
duty a. minister 81 the gospel.
We. as members and citizens. have
seen great Improvement in our
church and cry during his admin
istraiion
The Recreation Council observed
National Negro History Week al
The Center sunday February % at
2 80 D m. Rev T !. Ballou was
The principal speaker. taking Tor
hi subject The Economic Status
q. our Race showing the need OF
cur race standing together Music
was furnished by the Green Sisters.
Ladies Glee club and the Seekers
Male Quarieite Mss Doris owens
gave a reading The program was
beautifully carried out 20 4 large
audience.
The Boosters Club OF Quinn
chapel a VI. f. Church. OF which
Mrs Rebecca Toles is president
Is giving Cooperative Dinner al
her home. 40l + II street, Thurs
day. March 10 from > until 6 p. m.
Russell Carson. 1916 Elm street
the son II MI. and Mrs Arthur Car
son. passed away at the Hurley
Hospital Saturday morning al 200
m. whore he had been confined
10 bed for several weeks with
Bronical Pneumonia The services
were held at Quinn Chapel A. NJ,
T. Church. Tuesday March LIST al
10 p m Rev ] Wood officiat-
ing Chandler and Robinson. Fun
eral Director. Survivors are mo-
Their and father, one brother and
4 host az relatives and friends.
ne Allen stars gave surprise
birthday party az he parsonage IN
honor ~ Mrs Ccr;fude +. Rhoue'
nee Twenty-Five little girls came
marching singing Happy birthda,
10 You. After a musical program
given by the children in charge q
their president Little Charlotte
Smith. Ice cream cake and cand,
were served The table was beau
tifully decorated in pink and blue
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NORTHDETROII
m MIS-. JosephIne Boyden

The regular meeting OF House
wives League No. 10 VIII be neid
an The second and fourth Thursday
III each month. at the Ford And
ror1 pa..ors. on Dawson avenue
nod attendance is requested as
business ~ Importance must De
transacted at the next meeting.
AIRS Catherine IIumes Is presi-
asnt Mrs Willie Taylor. chairman
of program committee.
citizens are urged TO keep In mind
the community program to be held
>, cleveland school. March 20 and
"a Ms. ]. Carter and Mrs. q.
ZONES are in charge of the com
mittce. THE Future Outlook Of
The American Negro" will be dra-
matted by the North End Drama
tic club. sunday. March lS. at 8
D. m. under auspices Of the Senior
Choir OF Lomax A.M.E. Zion
Church.
L0max Church
The services last Sunday were
well attended. both morning and
night. At The morning worship, DR..
ID. p. Thomas. the pastor. spoke
from the subject, Christian IRE
paredness.' The corrected subject
of last sunday morning was
Dodging The issues or Life
Sunday evening featured report
and opportunity night" Each or
eanizatIon reported and rendered
a number on the program.
Many citizens turned out at the
Cleveland School last Monday
night. TO take part in the Inter-
UNCONVENTIONAL Fellowship which
was sponsored by Lomax Temple.
Sunday. March 6 at 3 y. m, the
Big Four Quartet OF CKLW radio
fame. will render program for
the Junior Usher Board. Among
the sick OF the church are: Mrs.
Mary DENLY Scott, who Is al ST.
Aubin General Hospital: Mrs.
Daisy Berry. at Mercy Hospital:
Mrs. Georgia Jones, of Lumpkin;
and Mrs. Perrin, OF Mclean. both
OF whom recently sustained In
juries by falling, are improving.
Mrs. Cynthia Johnson is still con-
fined 10 her home on Goddard St.
The Ash Wednesday sermon was
delivered by Dr. r. r. Flack. Of
ST. Paul A. NJ. + Zion Church.
Eight members were added TO the
church Sunday.
The report from Receiving Hos
pital states that the condition OF
W. u. Boyden Is fairly good. Mr..
Boyden issues the following state
ment from his hospital bed:
Il feel II worthy OF mention
that full commentator and thanks
be extended by me TO those who
have tried TO restore my health
Harold Smith and Lloyd Jenkins
have given their blood for trans.
fusions. Others who have taken
the blood test and are ready Il
furnish additional blood, II neces.
sary. include Messrs. Charles Hen.
derson. J. Nails, Mrs. c. Humes
Mrs Alice Rice. Messrs. G.. Smed.
ley. { Clark. f. Hunter. and Mes.
danes y. Smith, J Boyden. and
y Showers"
Mr. Doyden. also reports tina
Frank Smith. musician and ole
Dciroiter. who had occupied an adj
Joining bed in the hospital for two
weeks. passed away Monday morn
ing. Feb 2S.
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AI.LECAN NEWS KALAMAZOO
b, War, Brown

Among tie guests from hAlan'A-
ECO Who visited IN Ailegan SUNDAY
were Mr anu Nrs. Chesies Bates
They were gu s. II Mrs hefn ana
Mrs. Payne Miss Matte l.an hvsn
accompanied them hack :" N-i'-
mAzo-. NAe,r ~ plans 60 ssfNe a
week
clyde E-. ni Miss Ni.ars'
Pollsa. also ot k-amatep. n''e J.
"a 10 Al!esAA Sunday en- ~ *
he IA, Mi,A 81 and SIR La
verne MAY The Mays had e.
guests Fr,d Howard and family
Last Tuesday. Mrs Grace bFo~n
was hostess - visitcls from Finn
vile. IN persons D, Mrs Seeley'
Mrs Wilson and nephew Richarc
A Griffin. graduate Il Allegaa
High school He resides IN Chiea-
20. where he is assisting his iatn-
er. Charles A Griffin, ex-rep'e-
sentatise. in political activities
elem Dungey who has been re-
siding herr with his brother ana
sister-fn-law Nj. and Mrs Mason
Dungey, left Monday lor Ottawa
III. after a three months sojousn
here
Mrs EDWARD Bowers LEI, SatuF-
day morning Tor Lake Forest. ~ :
y here she intends 90 pend a few
weeks with her daugh,er Ms.
Thelma McIntyre
Eddie Strange. Al.ees. ; oniy
colorrd salesman has q complete
supply u gents furnishings
Lincoln Brown was fe.'ufea a.
a tap dance entertainer al Blood
Brothers barqre, last sunday
Mss Flora Ann Burton. Nj
I>ecy Butler and Charles Vale
visited Mr. and Mrs Roslard Cow
ems and Ms NA1~e. lest We'd
nesday
Mr. ard III, warrer Go~eas d;
Bablon. had a. guess Sunday VIZ
lard Chandler and Nj aat Nj
Rosland Gowers and chlligen
There vas a tsh supper az re
home OF Mr. anc Mrs. i-yeFne
May Thursday. FEB - The
guests included NJ and Nss Mas
on Dungey. Mr aud Mrs r Gos
ems sidney ii-enr MISS Alneaa
Bowers
Mr. ana M-s b. cra~.e.c visit
ed Mrs simpson and dalgh,er.
Mrs spring as' sunday
Those Oh be local sick rs: ir-
clude NJ sarah Maxwell. who
Is seriously -! Nj. Mamie Dool-
ey, who is AZ University Hosss;ai.
Ann Arbor Ms Louis Salters
and dauraies Thr.r4 ~A have
the flu
Mrs. Cage ard Ns- sylvia Eioa-
ard ~ Cheshire, we-e gl~--
Mr. and NJ Louis Sa..ss, NJ
and Mrs HAscr Dangey ard W
and Mrs i.averne Mey las Tues
day
Miss Theme Sas,-s vsr-d ~
and Mrs Al:ea M ben q, 'a,
Kent Farm. ls.' Thu day
Abbot, May and A.ea y End
Mrs Al,4n Ni't.s n
Must -on. IS. m
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hands with his rival Who is who
" W
'r' We hope you will live up
y yeaF fecsnily-acquired reputa-
zen az + Il No more little white
les
= j -"~ns - be getting dis
epeFsg'a Don't give UP yet. We
'a'Nk ;asfr's still chance. The
Lake. hour IS jus before dawn
hey -hy
f''hse se'l all news for Conant
ss@rs p 1925 Gallagher street,
.'.' reniitfe 70 read and bo9s, the
l1~r,if Tribune
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Phil. Church OF Christ

WHITAKER. Mich were also parti-
cipants.
Phil. Church OF Christ
The Philadelphia Church OF
Christ 500 Monroe street follows
an order Of service as follows
Sunday School. 1890 a. m: morn
Ing worship. 1880 a. m: young
peoples meeting. s p. m; evening
service. 100 p. m.
The program. given Friday night
by Mother Bass. was greatly en-
joyed by a capacity crowd. visi-
tors from Detroit also participated.
Mr. Mitchell IS improving rapid
iy
\ unique program was spon-
sored ~ St John Baptist Church
Sunday afternoon, There was an
appreciaiive audience. The affair
was sponsored by Mrs A. r. Nc
In'yre
Roy J. c Mcintyre is pastor
Rev r G. Brown preached Sun
day evening al First Baptist
Church. Ecorse Mich OF which
Rev j. Davis is pastor He preach
cd from the subject. Understand
ing Jesus" text, Acts s;3l The
congregation was large.
Miss Viola Freeman. Mrs Edna
kersey. Mrs Minnie Nicely. and
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Green at
tended the Choral Union held in
Detroit on Feb. 20
The Ladies Gospel Sextet APP
peared on program Friday. at the
Philadelphia Church OF Christ:
and Sunday afternoon. at st.
Johns Baptist Church.
The Second Baptist Sunday
School will render a program at
the church. Sunday. March 8.
The K-W.C. Club met at the
home of Mrs. Matilda Wilson,
last week. II being guest day." a
number OF guests were present.
All present enjoyed very fine
program. The next meeting Will
be with Mrs. F. Fam.
The Gospel Heralds will hold a
pleasant Sunday" afternoon. this
Sunday. at the A. VI. +. Church.
There will be baptizing Sunday
morning, after the regular service.
al Second Baptist Church.
Mrs. Frances Smith is an inmate
at Beyers Hospital. Robert Bur-
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Conant Gardens
News

GO III eh-r JaN as yesl e
ChaYe las S4.esy served - p.y-
pose. reA wa tliel -
capacs
Craze. NttArws :ycasa s.se.
Is . * Is. Eea < T13n.as Hos
pi;a wht-e - Stately e-t. ~st
an pera,.9r :r appendicitis
william G Johnson. Sorwood
stree, IS also confined a. u Edith
T n 0 n a Hospital, SUFFERING
from fractured hip which va
hurt on stree, car
Miss chariene Lacax. o, y!r-
gfn!a avenue. VI; Clemens. Mich
was he dinner guest OF M and
Mrs JI Kemp las, Sunday after
noon.
The Conant Garden Improve
ment Association met last Friday
night TO cleo; officers All old OF.
ficers were reelected. except the
treasurer and chairman OF pro.
gram committee. who wee replac.
ed by Mrs BESSIE Smith and MI
ton White. Sr, respectively
Miss Margaret Turner. ~ Bind.
er street. rendered ~4yeral vocal
solos al the twelfth annual ban
quet Of N" NaciremA cisb last
Sunday afternoon sas ~a- acror
panied by MIS- Rltg Kemp
WI Wonder:
What yonng nan a''a1.g. ters
disappointed osfeed tn .ags
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II, VI. Page and Hiram Crawford
ioung Peoples Political club
n, VI. r.

TAr Young Psop.e' Political
club Ae.d their first bingo party
aaa rattle IA February From me
looks &. the crowd, people were
present from the South End. the
~. Sid and The East Side.
,aosi. ina, the spirit OF coop
Grafton T. high and evident
MRS Juanita Meeks took every
one III bingo The guessing OF
hr.ns .ame waS won by Mrs Tait
Washirgton Rattle awards went
"a AlbDft Washington. a Pee Wee
radio william Lawrence. lovely
lamp and David Spiller a smok-
ing stand.
Mrs Alice Dean entertained the
Central Committee OF Or. Rudolph
Tenerowicz. al her residence on
Mcpougsll After the business SEES
sion. refreshments were served
The writer compliments the mem
bers Of the Central Committee Tor
their uf;ising efforts
The Trojan Fellowship Nlup neiu
their regular meeting Sunday a.
,4rncon. at the residence OF A
Alexander. 2siS Hanley street. The
speaker u the evening ives Eddie
swami. who is now specializing In
group work in the N.YA Com
munity settlement House This
work seemed 10 be the topic ci
discussion
Mr. and Mis- Edward Page, Leo
nard Tfculman. and James Kidd
we're guests 81 the evening, de-
..ghtful luncheon was served
MrS McCree has been Ill with
,hc mumps for the pas; week.
Pete Flash Stencil made Chick
"Rensr Middlebrook Of the Tro-
jams. look very bad in the basket
bal. game Is age giving way 70
youth.
Mrs Ella Collins j. presenting
dance. Saturday. March 5. at the
International Hall. Ocie Barnette
and her band will furnish music
Miss Anna Thomas. wife OF Ben
jamin Thomas. passed away LAST
Friday afternoon at o'clock Sur
viying are her husband and 'wo
danrhfers
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News
BY F. p. Harris

Robert Hoover was In charge Of
Newman A. VI. E. Church services
during the absence OF Pastor A.
T. Williams al the A. VI. +. Con-
ference In Montgomery. Ala. Rev
Morake. OF III w. Africa. occupied
the pulpit Sunday morning and
evening. Feb. q. The attendance
was large.
Rev. John Powell. pastor OF Ma
cedonia Baptist Church, spoke
Sunday morning from the topic.
"Set thy house In ORDER d. w.
Williams was In charge Of the
Sunday School A. birthday rally
was held at p. m. The choir spon-
sored q program at s D. m.
Rev. F. d. Reed. OF New Hope
Baptist Church, preached Sunday
morning from the subject, "Son
or Shame The Big Four Quartet.
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arated her eighteenth birthday
4. pAsty gaen al her home on
ilo,op avenue. last Saturday eve
r,ne Twenty guests enjoyed games
ana r,ir,shn eEt>
Nr Mitchell. sos Harrisvp
s,r,e, has been contasd @ hr:
non, du.i1s VIC pasi ~'ek. ba'
8. q asalesclne
p ( pgbllv-usnaed fi''-
-, -,l - The i1er Char !
la- TD,tSday. & discuss 'Ae need
NAH h4,e d. rs purpose 10
enfc, h.sh'y efficient orsaniza
,,(r .or proper civic representa-
ion to provide and maintain
b4ier social opportunities and IA
critics for our group: 3. To keep
abreast With modern trends OF
youth and adul, problems. To
Greater definite outlet for pres
IN: conditions which affect the
for civic organization. which
group as whole and s To bring
about better understanding and
in,eres, 81 All present existing
groups
Among ,hose present a, the
ree'lne were + Powell. Rev
and Mrs r G Crawford. Dr and
Mrs G A Alexander. Mr. and Mrs.
Nahrey Johnson. Mr. and Mrs.
Baree,,e. Earl Mitchell. Z N.
Barnes. Ms p Ware. Mrs Lillian
Gardne-. Mrs Mabel Simms At
.orn.y part. Mrs VI Goodwin,
Ms 4 " Hawkins. Mrs Sallie
t.ain-. Eer r warfield and Hen
rs Williams
N-. Tahfaa christian succum-
bed q, Ter home. 1926 y westned-
dge as~nG- al $50 Thursday
y linc. after Aa illness Of only
oN. boar she was the wife Of
Hs lAN.d lnli- Christian re-
S4-n, Kalamazoo Tor oyes fif's
yesr~ ~gr,A'rs are a sister, Mrs
CARVE b Archer Kalamazoo. TWO
h.o'Arrs Dsnlamir Archer and
p- II + Archer. Washington. u
j, IA 9sDces and nine n-phews
Fra4~4 services were conducted
from. n, Allen Temple AT p. m
Ss;sr4ay Burial was In Riverside
or deepest sympa,hy is extended
~ ~ tereaved family
A.en chapel Friends Da' was
,o>-rN~t last sunday S,ewardess
Board ~ met on Thursday for
al aN-day meeting and pot luck.
a. ~ home u Mrs Schuyler King
Ta Boosters Club m, a, The
nom 90 Ms y y Thomas last
S4reay
Carl Wesley Barnes recently cell
-l-a;.l his eleventh birthday with
5 family dinner at his residence on
w~s' Michigan avenue
I've Douglass Five we're defeat.
~ ia-' FRIDAY evening by The
h.sasaa Park Frog the score
- y The game was ON
- -~ mos' eNci,irs and hard
; .t' -tt Ni'nes.i as 49, Al ]
.in. lp'a teams Nefc ia 'nal
f gay lble.A-ad-
wi'h both
asa bass o' Nai4mazf
ks@ Th ntwiy-or-
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nette Is also on the sick list. David
Harris and William (BilD Jones
are likewise on the sick list.