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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-21

When assessed certain amount of
taxes and you are dissatisfied with the as
sessment, just send in your check to the
city council for the tax you want to pay
and they viii eventually. if not sooner, ac-
cept the check Just because of such
things. Key West needs a city manager
form of government
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-21

Advertising should be purchased by
the merchants of Key West ON the same
basis that they buy anything else. The
investment pc certain amount of money
should bring a certain amount of results.
There is no excuse to spend advertising
money in any other way
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-21

When woman marries she promises
three things. one of which is TO love until
death do us part. 1t must have been con-
soling TO Kidnaper Mccall to hear from
the lips Of his wife the avowal, 4 still love
you dearly, !" and perhaps those words VIII
re-echo in his memory when the terrifying
moment OF execution arrives.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-21
FOR KEY WEST
ADVOCATED BY TIE CITIZEN

I. Water and Sewerage.
2 Comprehensive City Plan (zoning).
3. Hotels and Apartments
4. Bathing Pavilion.
s. Airports-I4and and Sea.
g. Consolidation of County and City
Governments.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-21

encouragement for those who make a
poor showing in their first campaign for
public office is seen in the case of Com
missioner J. r. White. of Walker county.
Alabama. The first time he was a eandi-
date he received oRly I43 votes in the en-
tire county: next time he polled 1.07O. and
in his last race he was triumphantly
elected with vote of 3.421. But some
times the political wheel spins the other
way
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-21

Upon further investigation, The Citi-
zen finds that the Lions club has 100 per
cent backing in its advocacy of city man.
ager form of government, with one excep-
ton - the city polticos. Shenanigans
would cease under city manager form of
government.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-21
SONG or CHEER

Just, a little hooking bird
Singing in a tree,
Pouring out his heart in song,
A joyous melody.
Summer raindrops as they
fall
Upon his feathered coat
Do not still the flow of song,
From his tiny throat.
First it was a tender call,
Soft and rather shy,
Followed by a treble note
That dared to reach the sky.
Just a little hooking bird
Singing in the rain,
Sending out song of cheer
To a world in pain.
MARIE CAPPICK.
Key West, Fla,
June 81, 1888.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-21

Almost everybody is interested in get
ting something for nothing, though only a
few, the criminally minded. will kill to
achieve it.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-21

Key West will begin to prosper more
than ever when ALL of its citizens think
of the collective Improvement of conditions
here.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-21

1t is easy for people to agree upon
home.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-21

there is no place for political
shysterS.
/ once heard Senator Burton
Wheeler say that The people of
any community get the kind of
government they deserve. Do
we of Key West deserve a clean,
efficient, and fearless govern
ment? If we do, let's get il.
H. p. CONNABLE.
Key West. Fla. "
June 81, 1893 =.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-21

Sometimes the boss does an employee
a good turn by firing him; when he gets
better job and that has happened.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-21

Daily. sober loyalty is also form of
patriotism, but not so much exploited as the
rare act Of heroism on the field of battle.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-06-21

General Johnson says business must
accept regulation or face extinction. But
it's tough to have to face both.
La gaceta., 1938-06-30
10 QUE DICE UN D1AR1O
QUE PRESUME DE LEAL

Tenemos 2 la vista TN numero
de ala Voz", ell diario del Sr.
Barbazan.
Habla de los exitos del oportu
nista empresario Pozo y dice
con Ia mayor frescura:
Gel puDlico hi5panono sigue
pidiendo de dia a dia que Sc ex-
hiba la formidable pelfcula es-
pamela Moreno Clara, que Sc
sac6 ell programa la semana pa
sada."
No piensa asi ell plblico his
PIANO y leal de New York, Olga
10 que olga csc colega, con vistas
a su bolsa.
Moreno Clara, por la I'M
perio Argentina y Miguel Lige-
no, dos traidores, solo nuieren
verla los "neutrales' y los fac
ciosos.
La espfa y ell Ligero son odia
dos y odiada tambien la pelfcu.
la.
La gaceta., 1938-06-30
Tn factor decisive de la victoria:
La resistencia de Catalina
0 sc resuelve ell problema espanola Ia
guerra europea es inevitable

dijo la otra noche que hacfa fall
"a resistir, resistir y resistir.
Made puede admitir que recla-
mase una resistencia que, en- pla
20 corto, resultase impossible. La
reclamaba con la seguridad-
asf 10 dijo en- terminus bien
claros-de que pronto Ell glorio-
so Ejercito Popular contarfa
con los medios necesarios para
superar la resistencia e iniciar
la ofensiva que ha de acabar con
los traidores y con la fanfarro-
neria de las legiones de Hitler y
de Mussolini. Y yo, que tengo o.
jos para yer, he wisto bastante
para poder decir que la opinion
antiGaEcista-g los desgracia-
dos grupitos franquistas de la
retaguardia-podran yer bien
pronto como los hechos confir-
man las palabras del jefe del Go
oierno. Ell enemigo ha podido a.
vanzar ~rapidamente-eso va es-
taba previsto por ell propio jefe
del Gobierno y por los que no Sc
dejan llevar por la euforia-,
pero habra de retroceder mas
lde prisa, deshecho, infinitamen-
tie mas deshecho que cuando la
catastrofe de la Alcarria. Por-
que es ahora cuando la Rep6bli-
Ca podra hacer 10 que nunca pu-
do hacer: emprender una ofen-
silva a fondo, decisiva, y al en-
prenderla, sera Catalina la que,
como ell 10 de julio, Sc lanzara,
como un torrente avasallador,
tras los criminales perturbado-
res de la paz mundial. Cuando
la lealtad y la eficiencia guerre-
ra de Cataluna eran puestas en-
tela de juicio, fuimos muchos
los que dijimos que ell fascismo
sera aplastado en- nuestra tie =
ira. Por mi parte, no rectifico
la affirmation, que no ha de tar
darse EN- verse confirmada. La
guerra en- Espana sera parecida
a aquellas composiciones poeti-
cas- que acaban con los mismos
versos con que comienzan."
La gaceta., 1938-06-30
SIGUE COMMANDO CON
MAYORIA Ell SENADOR
NYE

Fargo, N. D., JUNO 30.-La
mayoria del senador Gerald
F. Nye ha disminuido en- los
ultimos escrutinios, pero TODD
indica que ha derrotado al go.
bernador William LANCE, su O.
ponente.
En- la manana de hoy, con
tados 2,144 colegios de un to.
tai de 1880, Nye tenia 87,762
votos y su contrario 1,460.
Elementos cat6licos apoya.
ron la candidatura de Lange
porque Nye patrocin6, en- la a
ia camara, la abolici6n de Ia
ley de neutralidad, en- la par
tie que afecta al Gobierno ie'
gftimo de la Republica Espa
nola. Residen en- ell Estado ma:
de 100000 cat6licos, alguno'
de los cuales apoyaron a Nye
La gaceta., 1938-06-30
~CASTIGADOS DOS ALTOS
~EMPLEADOS DIE LA WPA

Washington, JUNO 30.-Ha-
rry Hopkins, administrator de-
WPA, anunci6 que dos emplea.
dos de esa organization, en- Ken
lucky, habfan sido castigados
por .jugar a la politiea.
: La WPA declare Hopkins,
castigara rapidamente cual-
quier acusacion probada de coaC
ci6n polftica.
En- Kentucky la campaha DO
Utica entire ell senador Barkley
ell gobernador Chandler aumer
ia en- intensidad.
La gaceta., 1938-06-30
10 QUE OTROS DICEN Y YO COMENTO
(Por JOSE r. SANFELIZ)

-Bueno, bueno. Entire 10 que
afirma Ell Professor y MEGA ei
Comandante, yo acepto 10 que
ha dejado sentado Ell maestro,
|por ser Ia verdad.
Aqui, en- esta ciudad de Tam
pa, hombres con la gorrita de
servicio en- la cabeza, han dado
patentes pruebas en- diferentes
ocasiones, de como entienden al
gunos legionarios las sacrosan-
tas ideas democraticas.
La gaceta., 1938-06-30

Cada bora tiene So afan. 7
nuestro afan, en- esta bora Gull
minante de la guerra, 10 ha re-
sumido certeramente en- una So
la palabra ell presidente del Con-
sejo de ministries, DR.. Negrin !:
tRESISTIR Ali esta la clave de
nuestro porvenir, de las jorna-
das satisfactorias que estamos
foriando en- las inquietudes ac-
tuales. Resistir en- tantO que en-
Ell panorama international, Sc
van a~clarando las cosas. Nues-
ira guerra va no es una simple
guerra civil. va no es una con-
tienda entire espanoles Els una
guerra que estan librando en-
nuestro suelo Italia y Alemania
contra las potencias democratic
cas-, para liquidar a su gusto pro
blemas qeu tienen planteados.
Alemania necesita resolver su
situacion insostenible, nacida
del Tratado de Versailles. Italia
ha de solventar los pleitos sur
gidos a raiz del hecho consuma-
do de ia domination de Ethiopia.
En- las conversaciones anglo
italianas figura, como es natu-
raj, este tema: Espana. En- las
negociaciones entabladas entire
Ingiaterra y ARemania, al de-
jar Eden la cartera de Negocios
Extranjeros, ocupa Espana un
lugar p~referente. Francia mi
cia una politica de aproxima-
ci6n a Italia, en- la cual Sc abor-
da ell problema espanol como u-
no de los mas interesantes que
Europa tiene planteado en- este
momento.
Quien, a la vista de todos es-
tos datos, pretendiera seguir
considerable nuestra guerra co
mo un episode puramente ma
cional pecaria de ingenuo 0 de
ignorante. 0 Sc resuelve Ell pro-
blemas que tienen planteados
pea es inevitable.
Esta es la situaci6n. Esta es
la rea1idad de las cosas. Ahora
bien, en- estas circunstancias,
;cual es nuestro papel? La Re-
pdblica no tiene en- estos momen
tos otro canine que el que Sc
nala ell jefe del Gobierno: Rests
tir lei tempo es nuestro aliado
mas eficaz, nuestro colaborador
mas SECURE,
Y en- esta resistencia, Catalu-
ma juega I'm papel princlpalisi-
mo. A Catalina lie ha llegado
la hora de darlo TODD en- defen-
sa de nuestra eausa. Catalina,
que en- julio de 1886 supo deci-
dir la suerte de la Repdblica,
derrotando al fascigmo, ha de
remachar su actuaeion de en-
tonces con I'm esfuerzo decisive
La Historic lie ha senaiado ests
gigantesca mission.
Hace unos dfas Juan Petr6
eScribfa, coincidiendo con este
punto de vista, unas acertadas
palabras que no podemos menos
de reproducir: "El DIR. Negrin
La gaceta., 1938-06-30
NINO ATROPELLADO POR
UN

Aver por la tarde, en- la ca
lie de Walnut entire Tampania
y Armenia, en- West Tampa,
I'm autom6vil guiado por Ma,
nuel Garcia, del 1906 de la Ca
lie North B, I'm vendedor de
AUTOMOBILES, alcanz6 y lesiono
al nino Fernando Vazquez,
de 3 amos, cuyos padres resi-
den en- la casa ndmero 2513
de la Gale Spruce.
Garcia recogi6 al niho Y lie
llev6 a un hospital, donde lie
asistieron de lesiones graves.
Los testigos del accidente Ii
braron de responsabilidad al
automovilista, diciendo que ell
nino corri6 y Sc interpuso en-
el camlnodel coche, no pudien
do Garcia c~ontener Ia Marcia.
La gaceta., 1938-06-30
UNA COMISION DE LA OR
DEN CABAIIIEROS DE LA
LUZ

Salieron aver para la Habana,
con ell fin de entregar ALI los
poderes a la nueva oficialidad
suprema de la Orden Caballero
de la Luz los queridos hermanos
Victor Pasetti, supreme Lumi-
mar; Ramon Rodriguez Parodi,
supreme secretario, y Enrique
Garcia, supreme tesorero.
I'm feliz viaje lie deseamos a
los queridos hermanos, que Sc
ran muy bien recibidos en- Cuba.
Ell nuevo supreme Luminar
electo 10 es Ell estimado y quito
j6ven Jose Lamas Bastard.
La gaceta., 1938-06-30
UN TIFON CAUSA MAS DE
100 MUERTOS EN- R
TORIO JAPONES

Toxic, JUNO 30.-Un tifon o.
casion6 la muerte a mas de loo
personals a su paso por las islas
japonesas, luego de dos dias de
terror para los habitantes. To
kio Sc hallaba aislada en- la ma
mana de hoy, a causa de las llu-
Was.
Ademas de los muertos, ma
da Sc sabe de otras 200 perso-
mas.
La noticia del tif6n o cicl6n Sc
di6 a tempo a las ciudades del
sur, pues ell meteoro procedfa
del Mar Chino.
Ell primer informe policiaco
habla de cerca de 5000 zz casu-
La gaceta., 1938-06-30

Leo en- ell diario "Leesburg
Commercial":
"Esos redactores de parrafi-
tos, que ianzan cuchufletas a les
obreros de la WPA, porque des-
cansan sus cuerpos en- las palas,
son precipitados y crueles. El
obrero de la WPA, esta consul
mido, cansado, al tratar de atra
vesar por medic de los procedi-
mientos requeridos para final
mente obtener ell manejo de la
pala".
-Por experienced conozco ell
procedimlento, y no alcance ID
pGlG.
La gaceta., 1938-06-30
UNA EXIGd-
RIA QUE TODOS LOS PIE
tRROS SEAN NMUNIZA-
DOS

I'll auntamiento de Tampa Sc
prcpone aprobar una ordenan-
"a que haga obligatorio para los
duenos de perros Ell inmunizar-
los contra la rabia
Bajo la ordenanza, la chapa
y la wacuna solo costaria $500.
AZ presente Is chapa Y la va
cuna cuestan 1925 para Ell perro
y $425' por la perra.
La gaceta., 1938-06-30

cino de Alfalfa, a quien su mujer
dice mat6 por equivocaci6n, con
una escopeta.
La viuda de Clark esta ence-
rrada en- la carcel del condado.
Caminaba ell hombre de su CO
chera a la puerta del fondo,
cuando la mujer lie hizo dos dis
paros de escopeta, "confundi&n-
dolo con un malhechor''.
La gaceta., 1938-06-30
"La Legion Llamada Fascista

"La Legion Llamada Fascista
v Falta de Patrlotismo."
-Titular con letras muy gran
des, que Sc puede leer en- todos
los diaries de la naci6n.
de d6nde ha salido esa de-
nuncia?
Pues NADIA menos del "Cole-
gio de Maestros de la Universe
dad de Columbia, en- Nueva
York; pero ell que prepare ell TO-
lleto manuscrito, fue ell Professor
William Gellerman, de la "Uni-
versidad Northwestern, y Sc
distribuy6 entire $4,000 educa-
dores, congregados en- la conven
ci6n annual de las sociedades de
maestros. Il.
Ell DIR. Gellerman, denuncia a
la Legion Americana, por la par
tie que esta Representative en- la
vida educativa, economical y po-
Utica de la naci6n, y reclama la
atenci6n de los maestros a he
chos realizados, y dice:
LA Legion Americana, no es
una expression de democracia,
sine mas bien una expression de
intereses de differences negocios
y militarismo atrincherados,
que tratan de esconder sus pro-
p6sitos v~erdaderos, bajo ell dis
fraz de la Democracia."
Y Ell DR.. Gellermann, que tam
bien fue 'Iegionario'', dice:
"Que la organization esta do
minada por un pequeno grupo
de reaccionarios, demasiado po-
derosos para ser destronados.
Pero es alentador observar, que
ell promedio de los miembros, H.
cenciados del servicio, no es
ahora nj ha sido nunca un miem
bro de la Legion Americana,
y agrega:
"Por medic de columnas es-
tereotipadas que Sc usan Y son
aceptadas por la mente de la
clase media americana, que bus
ca la manera de prevenir los
cambios democraticos."
EN- la promotion de la que.
IRA y ell fascismo, la Legion A,
mericana ha hecho mas de Il
que a su parte correspondfa."
Ell Comandante nacional de /;
Legion Americana, Daniel J
Doherty, comentando la investi
gaci6n y estudio del Professor
William Gellerman, asegur6 put
era un hecho bien conocido
"que muchas de n~uestras insti.
tuciones e estudios avanzados,
no son mas que incubadoras de
comunismo', agregando que la
Legion cuenta con 935, 812
miembros.
La gaceta., 1938-06-30

BESIDE San Francisco, Califor
MIA B. L. N. escribe:
"El gobierno legitimo de Es-
pafa, declara que un total de
1876 aviones exxtranjeros, usa-
dos para bombardeos de ciuda-
dies fueron derribados durante
los tres meses que median entire
Mario Y Mayo. De estos, 33 e.
ran germanos y 90 italianos.
-Ahora seria oportuno ave.
riguar cual de esos aviadores dc
bombardeos, Sc llev6 ell campeo.
nato en- las massacres de nihoS
~ mujeres indefensos.
La gaceta., 1938-06-30

chas derribadas y mas de 100
puentes hundidos.
Yokohama Y Toxic fueron las
ciudades mas afectadas, en- Guam
to ell numero de victimas.
La lluvia caida, segun la Off
Gina meteorological pasa de IL
pulgadas.
La gaceta., 1938-06-30
RECESO DEL GRAN JURA-
DO DEL ID

Ell gran jurado del condado
escuch6 hoy a mas de una doce-
ma de testigos Y despues acord6
recesar hasta ell jueves de la Sc
mana que viene.
Cast todos los testigos dijeron
10 que sabian de la muerte de w.
Oliver Clark, de 80 amos, un We
La gaceta., 1938-06-30
Sc DESEAN

Cuatro o cinco hombres &C.
tlvos para un trabajo impor.
tante. Dirijase sin p&rdida de
tempo . Ia Southern Thara.
peut:c Clinic, S13 East Oak
Ave-, a las 8 de Ia mahana.
La gaceta., 1938-06-30
Ell TlEMlPO

Claro para hoy y mahana.
Vientos frescos del este nordes
te.
Maxima temperature aer, SO
grades; minima SO.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-12
"The Need For House
Cleaning"

i4as fak.n- h' ihe,'s
m vv>r second
KiAe ih f,v 8 Nre.lt
ip,t 80 fie BAps. ealrch. u.s.
h lbles rh N,.ed for
ll.n ttaAi-- Sirlt ~ r.n
IL said SCI lla house IN order
Tor ihou shall die and np; live
SUNDAY school which Was con-
Quoted by James J Weston super
intcnd-nt preceded the morning
service with an attendance OF 10
Choir singing and a solo by Mr.
Cooper.
A large number Of members OF
various churches gathered at First
Baptist Sunday afternoon to wit
ness the presentation OF a car "a
the Rev. and Mrs Carr. OF Ypsi-
lanti.
The Rose Bud Singing club was
entertained at the home Of Mrs.
Mae Miller February 2s. Mrs. A. b.
Morris was elected president:
Mrs c. Danley, vice-president: Mrs.
Ophelia King. secretary. and Mrs.
s. Shaw, treasurer.
The Silver Leaf club was enter
tanned by Mrs. HUMPHREYS recent
ly.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-12

Once upon time, long long ago,
lemon pie wos q lemon pie no
matter Where you os;ained il -
just as a dish OF outmeal was a
d!eh or oatmeal.
But today we meet lemon
me-.ngue pies. lemon coconut pies.
lemon chiffon pies. lemon souffle
pies, lemon angel pies. magic lemon
pes - there seems TO be no end
to the ways discovered by good
cooks as they experimental with
heir lemons, sugar, eggs, butter
and other lemon pie ingredients.
The pie photographed above 10
magic lemon meringue pie "a rich
cousin 10 the original lemon pie
grandmother made. One slice, and
you will decide that this pie must
be constant visitor when company
comes or the males OF the family
are tired and irritable. It's the
greatest little pacifier imaginable
Before giving you the recipe for
This pic and another delicious
lemon dainty, here is pie tip or
two that you should know: Cool
lemon pies for two hours or more
al room temperature for satisfac-
tory cutting, unless recipe specifies
otherwise. Then again, for never
fail results use the following pastry
Whenever baked shells are requir-
cd. A second pie plate set inside
The rastry-lined plate during bak-
ing. insures a perfect shell:
suntist Pastry
Sift together cups sifted -four
ana teaspoon salt. Cut in l cup
shortening. Add l slightly beaten
egg, combined with 3 tablespoons
lemon Juice. Add ice water gradu.
ally = just enough to bind dough
together. Roll pastry out thin and
line pie plates. Bake in hot oven
go Ed for is minutes. makes
lnree S.'ach single pie shells. Keen
unbaked dough in refrigerator until
needed).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-12

Magic Lemon Mcrlnrue 70
(Mases ! ple)
Ia cups q cant swcetened
condensed (not evapoFaieo'
milk
"A cup lemon juice
Grated rind OF lemon
2 egg yo!ks. beaten
Stir together thoroughly. (F'llins|
will thicken as though cooked
Pour into crumb crust pie sneH
made as follows:
unbaked Crumb Crust: hol'
enough lemon or vanilla waierS wi
make y cup crumbs. Arrange :
row of waters to stand around euss|
of S-inch pie plate. Mix roaea
crumbs with 2 tablespoons mel'es|
butter. Cover bottom OF plate anu
I'LL In space between waters wiz
crumb mixture. Pour In ming an'
top with a meringue made or
2 egg whites
u cup sugar
4 teaspoon baking powder
1 teaspoon grated peel
(orange or lemon :,
Beat egg whites until frothy anu
add sugar, baking powucr ana lln as-
Continue beating until stiiI. Io osssl
pie. Put In moderate oven ''S'
F.) for Is minutes to brown
Lemon souffIe Pie
4 cup lemon Juice
/ teaspoon grated lemon pee'
3 tablespoons hot water
4 teaspoon salt
u cup sugar
3 egg yolks. very well beaten
Cook In double boiler unm
thickened (about 10 minutes)' fOu
In:
3 egg whites. beaten stiF WIZ
n cup sugar
Fill 10-inch baked pie shell ans
brown In moderate oven 'aOO''
n hour.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-12
CONFAB
Continued from Page II

Simmons will speak on FREQ =,
ment agency Willis Ward fo.~
University OF Michigan foo,a,.
star, will talk on Industry i
cational guidance. and lha ~
William IA. Peck. PRESTON, .,
Booker T. Washington Trad
ISOLATION. will discuss Negro hn.'
ness In guidance.and placemen,
A get-acquainied social bour wn
follow the discussion by the nan,
This will be open only for rss,.
tered conference delegates
New York PRINCIPAL
Mrs. Elise Aver. OF New W..
will be the principal speaker O.,
urday. She will talk from IT.
Preservation OF Democ
Through Youth"
John c. Dancy. secretary na,,o..|
Urban League. will address ~
conference Saturday on INV Jds,|
OF student" Eugene Monde,
will talk on Minority Group Prob
lens" and Mrs. Helen Hogue v,u|
close the session Saturday eyenIns|
with the subject Facing ThlJ
Modern World"
Small discussion groups will fol
low the addresses OF the yariou.
speakers.
Mrs. Aver will be the princ,n,
speaker at the public meeting ann
day. speaking on ITO Whom sh,u
Negro Youth Look for a Way Ont
Mrs. Aver is the only Negro priu.
cipal in the New York School avs.
tenn. She has had wide and yari.d
experience in other fields Of endea.
vor.
Boys and girls IA years Of ars
and above, and who are in hisA
school. are eligible to attend ,hs
conference. Early registration ma,
be made at either Lucy Thurman
YwCA. or ST. Antoine YMCA. IN.
registration fee Is one dollar and
includes two meals on Saturday
March ~.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-12
RIVER ROUGE PONTIAC news


Ths Rex A. r Wilkins iasin.
~ Newman a. NJ r chu.eh. rr-
earned some fais week irom bis
visit 10 gomery Ala. where
he attended the mid-winier ses'
sioa> OF the bishops council hf
also visited Tuskegee institute
The Rev Sir Williams spoke al
The morning and evening services
Al Newman church He took as his
topics. penominaiional challene-
e. and Which Way Are We
Headed
Walter Harding made very
timely address following the
preaching. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Harding. who was out for
the frs, time since her illness.
Mrs. Josephine Ferguson directed
the Allen Christian Endeayor lea
que which met AT six-thirt,
The Rev T. u Broyles. pastor
OF Trinity Baptist church. has re-
covered sufficiently 10 resume his
duties Ia the pulpit, There viii be
mass meeting az Trinity sunday
afternoon Mac On -
TIL, Rev Ford - Reed. pastor
~ New Hope Bapiis, church. took
as his topics for The morning and
evening services. Il shall not be
removed and Looking Ahead
There was a special program at
three in he afternoon. featured BY
songs By The Harmony Four Of
king solomon Baptist church. De-
troi,. and the Crusaders, OF Ponii-
&C. Mrs. Bobbie White sang solo
a, the morning service
The Rev John Powell pastor Of
Macedonia Baptist church. preach
ed from Wrestling for Bless
ing Sunday morning. The meet
Ing OF the Baptist Young People
Union which met a, six o'clock,
was directed by Mrs James r
Flemmine
The international Sunday School
lesson is discussed al Macedonia
every Wednesday night from sew
20 eighi-;hiriy
a baby girl was born 70 Mr. and
Mrs Freddie Mc'Msiilc OF bloom
field
N- NrCopl r-oen'ls moved
from Brnrh stree go Highland
ay,rUr
Mrs Marina FERGUSON beauii-
ciaA q; Des visited her mother.
W. Iueil Fou'ei. of Lakr
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