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The Washington times., 1938-08-26
Lewis Club Bids
Roosevelt TO Cue

The Lewis For Senate Demo
cratic Club of Montgomery county,
Nd, last night invited President
Roosevelt to a barbecue at the
Rockville Fairgrounds September
10, as "the final punch required"
to carry western and north central
Maryland in David Lewis cam
paiQn.
The Washington times., 1938-08-26

an estimated take" of $500, ,000,-
900 a year.
This town that has had its al
Capone and gangster shootings
galore and more lawlessneSS than
it could handle, has never seen
anything quite like this.
you may be able to beat the
statute books, but the axe is a
law that takes some real dodg-
ing" according to Courtney's
theory.
The Washington times., 1938-08-26
<es Smdsh Gomblinq Dens Where Law Fails.

until they give up. Big,Shot gam
blers are through in Chicago
and they might as well get
ready to admit it. Well beat it
into their heads if they don't"
No writS. No warrants. No legal
documents uphold the sudden and
violent visits. Courtney is strictly
on his own, unless you count the
scores Of letters from merchants
and other citizens endorsing his
methods.
The Washington times., 1938-08-26
DIR. SMITH TO SPEAK

DR.. Richard Smith, 1424 K st.
N. w., left yesterday for Tiffin,
Ohio, where he will attend the
convention Of the Interna-
tional RadioclaSt Research So
ciety. On Sunday, DR.. Smith will
address the meeting on the sub
ject, The Allergic Patient"
The Washington times., 1938-08-26
Constance BIondeII
Is Granted Divorce

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 26 I.N.SO.
Constance Ray Blondell, screen
actress, held a decree of divorce
today from Edward Blondell, jr.,
brother Of actress Joan Blondell.
AS a superior Judge granted Mrs.
Blondell her decree, she dashed
from the courtroom in tears, her
husband following her in a vain
attempt at reconciliation.
The Washington times., 1938-08-26

Fifteen Of the most luxuriously
appointed horse race handbook
and gambling rooms out Of the es-
timated 1000 in the city and sub
urbs already have been demol-
iShed.
In answer to the observation
that the number Is only a small
percentage, Courtney says:
Give us time. The idea is
to take the profits out of it.
Wen keep pushing 'em around
The Washington times., 1938-08-26
D. {. Youths Enter
Coast Guard Class

Two youths from the Washing
ton area are among the 81 addi-
tional members of the new class
of the United States Coast Guard
Academy at New London, Conn,
it was announced yesterday. They
are George C. Thomas, jr., Of the
U. S. Naval Hospital, and Henry
C. Keane, lis Lucas Lane, Be-
theSda
La gaceta., 1938-05-11
DUROCHER Y POSEDEL SIC
IBAN A PEGAR

San Luis, Mayo 11-El IS Leo
Durocher y Ell pitcher recluta
Bill Posedel Sc iban a pegar pc
ro sus companeros intervinie-
ron, evitando a tempo serias
consecuencias.
Leo estimaba era peligroso pa
ra 81, en- las practicas, ponerse
frente a Posedel, que parecfa tie
ner POGO control.
Despues ell IS inici6 la crltica,
en- alta voz, hasta que Posedel ii
re ell guante e invite a su anita
gonista a dirimir Ell problema a
pufietazos. Iban a pegarse cusn
do los caballeros de la novena
intervinieron.
Ell match" no lego a crista.
liar.
Durante las practicas al bate
La gaceta., 1938-05-11
LOS SEMIPROFESIONALES
NO PODRAN COMPETIR

New York, Mayo 11.-E Co
mite Executive del Congreso de
Baseball Amateur tom6 la sema
ma pasada Ell acuerdo de no per-
mftir que los peloteros semipro
fesionales complain por ell no :
nor de integrar Ell team Olimpi-
co de 1910.
'Todo pelotero que haya jul
gado por dinero, es ineligible.
Esto elimina todos los miembros
de la Association Semiprofesio-
nal de Pelota."
"Cualquier pelotero de cole :
gio o universidad que haya reci-
DIDO ayuda monetaria de un
club professional. no podra COM
petir."
Para verlflcar la Selecclon de
la novena olimpica ell pals sera
dividido en- dos secciones y ell
torneo Sc verificara en- julio. Ell
vencedor de la secci6n oriental
recorrera Inglatera desde agos-
to 3 a septiembre 9; ell vencedor
de la secci6n occidental, recorre
"a las islas Hawaii entire agosto
5 y s~eptiembre 8.
La gaceta., 1938-05-11
DEPORTES
Nj GANO Ell CAM
PEONATO DE Trio DE
PICHON

New York, abril 11.-Zalmon
G.. Simmons, Jr., de GreenVille,
Conn, gan6 aqui ell titulo de
campe6n amateur de America,
en- ell tiro de pich6n, deshaeien-
do SO pajaros de arcilla en- un
total de 100.
La tirada Sc hizo desde las Is
yardas y en- los terrenos del
Club Atletico de New York.
Simmons trio desde la Inca
de % yardas, es decir, tres var
das ALA del maximo de Is var
das, 10 que hizo su victoria mas
impresionante.
Ell DR.. E. j. Zeiner, de 81 a.
nos, campe6n del Club Atletico
de New York, amenaz6 la victo
ria de su mas joven contrario.
deshaciendo 81 de un total d.
100.
Simmons, Ell nuevo campe6n.
es hijo de un gran tirador.
Corresponds ell tercer pre-.
milo a M. L. Quick, de James
town, New York, con 95, que I'll.
re- desde la Inca de 10 yardas.
La gaceta., 1938-05-11

tidad de dinero y llevarsela pa
ra Alemania. Ning1n pugilista
americana puede ir ahora a Ale
mania; hacer dinero Y traerlo a
los Estados Unidos.
Esta vel la .bolsa de Max-sera
muy vigilada por la Secci6n de
Impuestos Interiors; de Uncle
Sam, de modo que abone 10 que
debe abonar.
Mike Jacobs coment6 la cues
ton de los p~anfletos en- esta for
ma: Estos individuos debieran
estar pidiendo a gritos la pelea.
Jose Luis acostara a Sehmeling
w. ique podra hacer Hitler
por gu campe6n? Ell mas famo-
so atleta ario, batido por un ne
gro"
Este punto los antinazis no
quieren analizarlo.
La gaceta., 1938-05-11
hacer ~testamento!

bGcer teStGmeRt0!
Agueda sonri6, obedeciendo,
Y dando con ell auto una vuelta
perfecta Y rapidisima a la IA
mosa fuente, tan clasica madri-
lena.
Cuatro minutes despues, Ell
coche soberbio, que habfa pene-
trado en- ell Retro por la puerta
de O'Donnell, atravesaba veloz
Ell paseo de coches del hernoso
parque.
-iTodo este esta lleno de a.
migoss - dona Ange-
les a su hija, de NAL humor, al
tempo que ~contestaba, sonrien-
do a los saludos de los ocupan-
ties de muchos csrruajes que Sc
cruDaban con elias. tQu& anal
goS De mi almal
La gaceta., 1938-05-11

-5Pues d6nde quieres que
vayamos, mama?
-Llevame a un sitio donde
no haya nadie.
-5Por ell parterre entonces?
-Bueno, por ell parterre. iPe
no duro!
Ell autom6vil vir6, perdiendo-
Sc por una avenida lateral.
Y a los pocos instances, Ague
da 10 detenfa en- una plazoleta
bordeada de bellas arboledas.
Unos bancos solitarios, brin-
daban quietud y reposo a los pa
seantes.
No habia nadie.
Las dos sehoras Sc sentaron
en- IN banco, a las espaldas del
cual y detrzs de unOs bojes, Sc
extandiA una immense pssta
La gaceta., 1938-05-11
LIGA NACIoNAL

Gumbert dej5 a los Cubs en-
cinco hits y los Gigantes con :
quistaron otra fAcil victoria.
Los Gigantes pegaron II hits,
cuatro de ellos de Joe Moore, pa
ra ayudar a su compahero.
La nueva victoria coloca al N.
York, por encima del Chicago,
con una ventaja de Az desafios.
Anotaron los Cubs su 1nica
carrera, en- Ell quinto, con hits
de Jurgess y Hack y una trans
ferencia a Charley Root.
Bill Lee fue retirado del box
en- ell primer inning.
Joe Moore lie salud6 con un
hit; lie do la base a Bartell Y
OFT y llen6 las bases: Leiber di6
un batazo de tubey y entraron
dos de los corredores. Otras dos
bases, a Chiozza y banning, pro
dujeron la tercera carrera. Root
entr6 a sustituir a Lee. FL Chi
cago abri6 la septima entrada
con hits de Galan y O'Dea, pero
los tres bateadores siguientes
NADIA pudieron hacer. Gumbert
peg6 dos hits.
New York sc, 12h, lie; Chica-
go lie, 5h, De.
La gaceta., 1938-05-11
intensficara Ia campa6a antinazi en- N. York
I'm hebreo patrocina la pelea de un maxi

New York, Mayo1i-Con el
regreso de Max Scnneling a N.
York y sus alrededores, espera-
Sc que los antinazis ertren de
nuevo en- acci6n.
A Ia llegada de Make de Ale
mania, la Liga Anti-nazi No
Sectaria hizo diStribuir unos
p~anfletos en- los cuales pide que
la pelea sea boycoteada, por ira
tarse de propaganda nazi."
Mike Jacobs, ell hebreo, patro
Gina la pelea del aleman con ell
negro Jose Luis.
Mike Jacobs no tiene sitio en-
su coraz6n para Hitler Y sabe
que 81 no podria ser empresario
en- Alemania; pero cree que la
pelea producira dinero, que ell
plblico la desea, y por este la
patrocina.
Para mi, ha dicho Jacobs, I'm
pugillsta es solo un pugilista,
no un propagandista politico,
S~ehmeling, opinan algunos OBJ
servadores, es un nazi; pero a.
quf, en- Estados Unidos, no es
mas que I'm boxeador y fuera
del "ring' un ciudadano inofen
sivo.
Made lie pregunta a Jose Luis
81 es socialista, democratic o re-
publicano; solo Sc sabe, en- Guam
to al pdblico, que es I'm excelen-
to boxeador y ell campe6n de su
peso.
Ahora bien, 81 los animals
Sc opusieran al combate men :
cionando motives econ6micos
pudiera ser que en~contrara eco.
Sc permite a Schmeling venir
a este pals, ganar una gran can
La gaceta., 1938-05-11
de cesped fino y muy verde.

de cesped fino y muy verde.
Los arbustos, en- flor, Sc mo-
vfan cadenciosamente, besados
por Ell aifecillo fresco de la tar
de primaveral, Y por Ell cesped,
por las ramas de los arboles, Sc
veian los negros mirlos saltan-
do y piando alegremente.
-Pues til diras, mama~~-co-
memo diciendo Agueda a su ma
DIRE.
He querido que vengamos
aqui--repuso la senora-por-
que tengo que decirte algo i'm
~portante.
Hizo una pausa, como para
marcar mejor Ia Importance
de 10 que iba g dscir, y ahadi6:
-Vosotrss, las nuchachas, Q
10 mejor, como wis 60 u luna.
La gaceta., 1938-05-11

Dusty Cooke, Ell jugador no.
vato, ayud6 aver de manera e
fectiva a la victoria de los Ro-
jos de Cincinnati sobre los Phi
lilies. Weaver lanz6 por ell Gin
ci y solo lie pegaron cuatro hits
en- los primeros cinco innings 5;
despues lie sustituy6 Joe Casca-
rella. La derrota lie TOGO a Hugh
Mulcahy. H.. Martin, jardinero
central del Filadelfia, habia ba-
teado dos hits conservatives,
cuando una pelota lanzada por
Hershberger lie alcanz6, derri-
bandolo sin conocimiento. La lie
sion sufrida no parece ser gra-
We.
Dusty Cooke bate6 cuatro hit
en- cinco wees al bate.
Filadelfia &c, 6h, lie; Cincin-
natl 7c, Oh, De.
La gaceta., 1938-05-11

te..-
lQue no sc cream los hombres
que porque nos atormenten sus
celos, nos quitan ell respiro! iDi
go, hija mia!..,. iMuchachos!.,.,
iTnl,..- lLos podras escoger a
docenas!. .-
iAnda, vamonos, Agueda !
Adi6s, Nieves, Y que os Tranquil
liceis todos.
va sabes 10 que pasa, hoy mu
chic ruido..- y manana nadie
Sc acuerda.
lila vida es ash! Themes un
panuelo, Agueda, que me he de-
jado ell milo en- casa?
Y la opulenta y simpatiquisi-
ma sonora sali6 de la alcoba, pre-
cedida por su hija y otras mu-
chachas, y seguids por ID mar
La gaceta., 1938-05-11

PERDIDA.-La Srta. Lucy
Va2quez perdi6 aver una carte
"a blanca que contenfa dinero,
I'm p~ortamoneda negro, un pa
iuelo con su nombre, escrito con
tinta, y unas Halves. Suplica al
Gue Ia encuentre lie devuelva las
.Saves o notifique a la casa de
las enfermeras d Davis Island.
La gaceta., 1938-05-11
10 echais TODD a rodar.

10 echais TODD a rodar.
-Yo no vivo en- la luna, ma
ma-coment6 Agueda, hacienda
un chiste madrileno-; yo vivo
en- Moret, ntmero 10.
va empiezas con tus CHS
ties de NAL gusto! mo me crispe
haz ell favor! iTodo ESQ 10 apren
deis en- ell teatro! Ffjate bien en-
10 que voy a decirte.
Isl, mama.
Dona Angeles hizo otra pau
Sd aun.
Guerra hacer yer a su hiia,
con su silencio, que era este un
momento solemne. Y que no es-
taba dispuesta a consentirle
chistes nj astracanadas de aque
Las modsrnistas.. y rniraba al
suea@
La gaceta., 1938-05-11
NOTICIAS DE PELOTA

de los Cardenales, Myke Ryba,
jugador de cuadro recibi6 I'm pc
lotazo en- ell ojo izliuerdo. Ell gol
pc sufrido no lie produjo grave
dano.
La gaceta., 1938-05-11
DE NATA-
CION

Chicago, Mayo 11.-Para en-
trenar ell team americana de
nataclon que ira a los juegos
Olimpicos Sc ha aprobado un
presupuesto de $4,000. Layren
ce j. Johnson, de Boston, fue
nombrado presidente del grupo
y representante americana en-
ell Comite Olimpico.
La gaceta., 1938-05-11
La Gaceta Folletin No. 80
LA MUCHACHA
DE La GALE
NoVELA DE AMOR
Y DE DOLOR
Original de
r.
Folletfn No. 80
es dormir un POGO.

es dormir I'm POGO.
Y a~cercandose a la cabecera
de la enfermita de amor, la dijo,
en- voz alta, animandola y dan
dola un beso:
lily til, Maria, aire, a levan
tarte de aqui..., que cuerno! Co
ges q tus padres y te los llevas
. SSisa o . Paris v . divertir-
La gaceta., 1938-05-11

ras, ganandole ell partfdo. Mon
tie Weaver recibi6 credito por la
victoria.
San Luis &c, 8h, lie; Wash
ington Sc, 11h, De.
La gaceta., 1938-05-11

Ernie Koy estaba en- uno de
sus buenos dias y con dos tube
yes Y dos hits, en- cinco veces,
ayud6 de manera poderosa al
triunfo de su club.
Tres pitchers de los Cardena-
les fueron abatidos por los 16
hits de los Dodgers. Joe Medick
ibate6 un tubey y I'm hit.
Brooklyn 10c, 16h, De; San
Luis &c, III, 2e.
La gaceta., 1938-05-11
LIGA AMERICANA
Solo Sc verified I'm desaf5v en-
este circuito

Los Senadores vencieron a.
yer a los Browns de San Luis,
aumentando a seis ell n1mero de
sus triunfos conservatives.
La ventaja de los Senadores,
en- ell primer puesto, es de un de-
safio sobre los Indios y los Yam
KEGS, que estan empatados y no
jugaron aver.
Parecia en- NAL canine ell Wa
shington al llegar Ell octave in
ming. Victor Tamulis retro a
Rick Terrell Y AL Simmons; pc
70 los bateadores que siguieron,
cinco, lie hicieron varias care :
La gaceta., 1938-05-11

Momentos despues, Ell autom6
vii, que guiaba Aguedita misma,
salia del palacio de Rio Verde
como una exhalaci6n.
Iban sofas las senoras, y dona
Angeles, que va habran visto los
lectores que tenia la manera de
hablar campechana y un tanto
achulada de las verdaderas ma
jas, de las hijas de Madrid
(pues ella sc habia criado cast
siempre en- la villa Y eorte), lie
dijo a su hija cuando llegaba
ell coche a la Cibeles:
Ultra para arriba, I'd, ha-
cia q Retro. que tsnernos que
La gaceta., 1938-05-11

quesa, llevandose ell perfume, la
algeria y como la gracia de to-
do Madrid.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-19
type. Of eourse.N

type. OF course.)
Crisp. cool days this week
brought out dressmaker as well as
heavier fall suits. and short jacket
suits were also seen. Short Jackets
go with abort skirts say most OF
the designers II yNu have the jack
ct too long the line Is not becoming.
Jackets are worn loose or nipped
In at the waist. and skirts are
neatly flared. Much attention is Civ
en- 10 dresemakers detail
One OF the most intriguing of the
dressmaker suit ldress and jackeD
was one fashioned OF soft wool in
the new muscaiel delightful
grape-red shade Trimmings were
hand-embrodcrcd motifs on the
lapels and across the square neck
line OF the dress. This heavy med
allic-like embroidery was called
"passementiere' in the daeuenotype
days The dress was slim short
sleeved, and the Jacket loose and
short with modified lcg-o-mu,ton
sleeves A muscaicl suede bcroi was
worn pulled right down over the
ewes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-19
Gospel Choral Union
Renders Program

The Gospel Choral Union last
Sunday evening rendered program
in Chatham. Among those partici-
pating on the program were 10
Sewers. vocal solo. Rev. Browning
address: Miss Mae Rhan. vocal
solo; Miss Marion yandusen, vocal
solo: Mrs. Sallie Jones. vocal solo.
The Gospel Choral singers render
ed several selections, including
Somebody Touched Me- Jesus
On the Main Line" and I'm
Working on the Building
Mrs. Sallie Jones. Mrs. Ames'
Messrs. Beck and Jones OF Detroit,
were guests OF Mrs. Mae Rhan and
mother. Mrs. G. Points.
Mrs. Irene vandusen and MIS-
Mae Rhan entertained Mrs. Sallie
ZONES and Mrs. Ames and several
other guests at the home OF Mis-
G Points. following services at the
church
Mrs S. Jones and other members
o, the Gospel Choral Union remain
Cd in chatham. to he present al me
broadcasting at Campbell AMr
church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-19
BY Rev. r. B. Cowan

ST. Paul church observed "visi.
tors day last Sunday. A program
was rendered at D. m. by ST
Stephen church, OF Detroit. II was
very excellent. Visitors from Ypsi-
lanti. Mich. were also present
among them being o. Hubert. Mrs
Bessie Starks. Mrs. Rebbea Hard
and Mrs. Lynn. The pastor. Rev
Davis was delighted TO have these
visitors with him.
The Shiloh Baptist church will
celebrate its pastors second an
niversary as pastor. Sunday. Nov
90 Rev. Sterling Jones will preach
at 230 p. m Rev. S. d. Ross. OF
Shiloh Baptist church. Detroit, will
deliver The anniversary sermon. and
his choir will sing.
The Wolverine Four, OF Port HUI
rom VIII render a program We'd
nesday night at Mt. Olive Baptist
church. under auspices OF the Men s
club Admission for adults will be
fifteen cents. ten and FIVE cents, for
children.
Talented young artists OF Port
Huron are invited TO make spplica-
tion for additions for the Detroit
Tribunes Talent Parade radio pro-
grams. IL will help many gifted
young singers and musicians on the
road TO success. See application
blank in this issue OF the paper.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-19
FASHIONETTE
BY HAZEL l.. GRIGGS
For AMP

Fashion is still on the upswing.
Although some controversy about
the up" hairdo continues, II has
made so many friends that the ef-
feet is seen in almost every item OF
milady's wardrobe Most women
agree that the new coiffure--
sleek, smooth and brushed up-goes
well with the daguenotype fashions
so In vogue right now.
1t is especially suitable for even
ing wear, but Is no less capt. yating
as an accompaniment OF abbrevi-
ated dresses and coats stand-up fur
collars and tiptilted hats. all OF
which contribute TO toay's chic fash
ion picture. Therefore, the consen-
sus OF fashion opinion seems to
say. III you'd be new. chick, fash
ionable. the hair as well as the
dress goes up" (Modified 20 your
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-19
FLINT, MICH.
BY Glenora Adams

Rev. c. o. Green dedicated the
first unit OF Bethel church last
Sunday. DR.. +. b. Smith, OF Chica-
go. Illinois, district superintendent
spoke Monday evening at 7 o'clock.
Quinn Chapel
At the Sunday morning service
DR.. A. Williams. pastor OF Newman
AME church. preached forceful
sermon at Quinn chapel. subject.
The Now or Life Three were
added TO the church.
Rev williams also spoke Sunday
afternoon. Miss G.. Adams was In
charge OF the musical program.
which all present enjoyed
At the family hour" Rev. VIII
liams again addressed the congre-
cation. using as his theme. I'm
covered Mrs. Griffin rendered a
brief sacred program. Miss Char
lotte Franklin was mistress OF cere-
monies. Miss Glenora Adams was
crowned Miss Flint" after raising
over >$l5 in a popularity contest.
The total amount brought in was
$50.
Rev. Williams is conducting a
revival meeting for Rev. NJ. Il.
Rhonenee. The public is invited to
attend the meetings.
Funeral services for the late John
Hendrick were held Monday at
Quinn Chapel at D. m. Rev. Rho
nenee officiatcd. The deceased, who
was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hendrick, OF Baton Rouge. La. died
Thursday, Nov. 10. at Hurley hos
pital. Robertson and Chamber were
in charge OF the funeral arrange
ments.
Mrs. Audrey Enos recently gave
birthday party, In honor OF her
husband. Calvin Enos. Mr. Enos
received many useful gifts. Games
and dancing featured the entertain
ment OF the evening. Delicious re-
freshments we're served to the ten
couples present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Genear Parks are
the happy parents OF fine baby
girl. born Tuesday, Nov. s, at Hur-
ley hospital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-19
Hamtranck News

at Institutional Baptist church. by
several Hamtramck churches. Rev.
Mr.. Williams. OF Quinn Chapel. will
be principal speaker All are cor
daily Invited
First Baptist Church
II a. m. service Sunday were In
spring. the pastor, Rev. ]. L. John
son, delivered the address. Beauti-
full selections were rendered by the
First Baptist choir and by Mrs.
Savannah Patterson. soloIst. The
theme OF the discourse was. AS the
eagle stirs her nest. God will ftir
His people Deut. 32;ll Two were
added to the church In persons OF
Mrs. Betty Crowson and Leon Seay.
The ushers and nurses were I'M
pressiye in their new uniforms.
They included Mrs Margaret Clip
son. Mrs. Cora Odcn. Miss Lillian
Gipson ushers and Mrs. S. Max
well Miss Frances Pickett nurses.
Evening services were in charge
Of the assistant pastor Rev VIII
Iams He spoke on, Prayer
Changes Things
Young Fols's Chatter
Hello fricpdr Here we are again
with good news
Lucius Ryans and FORTS Raicliff
recently attended football irolic.
Jimmie Thomas and Miss Matte
baltimore seem TO be doing line.
Opal Smith popular Hamtramck
girl. is wearing an engagement ring,
but refuses To tell who The young
man Is.
Thomas Petty has been seen on
the West Side lately Who can II
be?
Edward Perrian and Thelma
Jones seem 10 be serious
Why would James Chester keep
one pretty girl waiting in his cae
while he went in 10 see another
girl?
John Ramsey, We hear Jessie
Parker Is in town
This will be all for the present.
So long boys and girls until next
week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-19
W HIT

The Rev. A. Knowles. pastor OF
Campbell Chapel church, preached
last Sunday morning from Job 26-7
taking as his theme. "Life's Radi-
u.s." The speaker said. The radius
OF God is the whole world for which
he gave his Son. Jesus saves us and
helps others. What is the radius OF
your life? Does 1t reach others out
side your home and family?" The
ACE league held an interesting
meeting with a good attendance
at 4:30 D. m.
William Alexander suffered a
severe attack OF asthma last week
compelling his removal to Detroit
He has returned home, however
somewhat improved.
Whitaker visitors last week were
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Thompson and
Mrs. K. ]. Aries, OF Elkhart, Ind,
who visited Mr.. and Mrs. Alden
Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ford and william Bowles, Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis and children. all OF De-
troit. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Ford Robert Collins and son Clay
ton. visited Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Smith.
The chill supper. served by Mrs
Knowles. Mrs. Rasie and Alice
Bryant last Saturday, was delicious
and successful.
Mrs. Nancy Alexander and Mrs
II. Rhann arranged surprise par
|ty honoring the birthday OF the
Rev. f. l.. Clarke. former pastor OF
Campbell church. last Thursday
evening. Delicious refreshments
were served. The Rev. Mr.. Clarke
was presented with purse Of mon
ley.
Wanda Smith was among the
many graduates OF class OF last
year who returned to Lincoln High
school Friday to receive their hon.
or pins.
Mrs. Madeline Knowles was hos
tess TO the Mary +. Handy Mis-
sionary society. The topic. Thank
fulness" was discussed. There were
thirteen members present. Lunch
was served by the hostess.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-19
ALBION
BY Alice Cant

Miss Marjorie MINK was non
ored with a birthday party Satur-
day night at the home OF Mrs. Elm
81 Jackson. SIG West Cass street.
The choir from Louis Chapel
AME church sang in Jackson sun
day afternoon. A large number OF
Albion friends accompanied them
The recreation dance was held
Saturday night in the high school
gymnasium.
]. Cisco. ]. Smith, b. Smith. and
l.. o. Waller. from Battle Creek
were In Albion Sunday afternoon.
The cooperation OF the colored
people will be appreciated II they
would attend the skating rink on
Monday nights. from eight o'clock
10 eleven o'clock. The admission Is
twenty-five cents.