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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-06-18
COOLIDGE PORTRAIT

PHILADELPHIA. (UP). = An
oil painting of the late President
Calvin Coolidge has been hung in
the Philadelphia Union league
here. The portrait, by William
McGrcgor Paxton of Newton Cen
ter, Mass, will be added to the
leagues collection of presidents
portraits. . 49,. e..
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-06-18
Mondays Menu

BREAKFAST Strawberries
and cream. praised calves
brains. oatmeal mullins, tart
jelly. coffee, milk.
LUNCHEON Clear tomato
bouillon. mixed raw fruit and
vegetable salad, French dress
ing, herbal cheese balls, pop
over shells filed with rasp-
berries and cream. tea. milk.
DINNER. Tomato Juice,
broiled steak. creamed onions,
new string beans, spoon bread,
French salad bowl, blueberry
tarts, coffee, milk
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-06-18

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
DOWACIAC NEWS

During the Sunday School ses-
sion at Second Baptist church Sun
day morning, October Q. all teach
ers present were given definite
part TO play aside from merely
teaching their classes. The pastor,
the Rev. w. p. Butler. requested
all teachers TO prepare themselves
as they cannot tell whom will be
called upon TO give talk on the
lesson. The pupils likewise are
expected 10 be able 20 explain
what they derive from the weekly
lessons aside from the usual repe-
tition.
The Rev. Mr.. Butler preached
from the subject God Revealed =
Manifested" at the morning SER
vice. Tn Rev. W. H. Thompson.
district ,n4.s Aonary. administered
the Lords Supper and preached .
very able sermon at the evening
worship. His sermon ws< taken
from Rev. 22:I subject Pure Rsli-
gion and a Clear vision OF Life"
The Rev. Mr.. Butler held ser
vices at Lake Lagrange In the pa
latial home Of Mrs. Ethel p. VIII
son recently at which time conse-
Grafton and Bible study was stress
ed. others present we're Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Cain.
Mrs. c. Smith OF the Idle Hour
farm and Mrs. Lucille STAFFORD,
wife OF Edward STAFFORD made .
fine catch Of fish Saturday and In
vited tho pastor 10 fIsh dinner
Sunday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22

MIR. and Mrs. w. ID. Dorns. of
Nevada avenue, have as their house
guest Mrs Bernice Murray. Of
Washington, d, c.
Rodger Bradshaw OF Norwood
avenue. wac called 10 Ashville y
c. last week by the death Of his
father who passed away in thai
city last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Smyiey, newly
WEEDS, visited Miss Carrie Kemp, o.
Gallagher. sunday. The bride was
formerly Mise Parasite Wells.
graduate OF Miller high school. The
couple are temporarily located D.
AS Forest avenue. -,
The Friendly Ten club me- VIII
Mrs Lossie Bradley. 1915 Bindel
avenue After business. the girl
played bridge First prize went 10
Miss Sallie williams BOBBY. Mrs
Beulah Washington A lovely re
pas, was served by The hostess
Mrs, Henry Waddles, OF Klnnee
street. was hostess at tea al he
home Sunday October i6 from .
70 D. m An interesting program
was rendered By the younger Sc
Among the participants were WI
lie MCGOWAN Henry Waddles }
Ruby and Vera Kemp and Hugh
Watts.
The Trustee Helpers club OF vef
non Chapel church IL sponsoring 4
popularity contest which closes on
November 27 The ladies are wcfA
ing diligently TO see who viii bs
the most popular member n IL
club
Milton Hodges will be The cbicf
speaker Tor the a. c. +. league Al
6 D. IN sunday All are welcome
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
WINDSOR, ONT.

joyed by all. At 3 p. m. Holy CON-
munion was observed after very
inspirationai message by Rev. j.
J. Ishmael pastor OF the Harrow
and Amhenstburg was delivered.
Rev. Mr.. Ishmael was the guest
speaker at the evening service also.
The Britannia Club which was
recently organized by BME Pastor,
Is getting down TO real business, a
Calendar Tea will be their maiden
effort.
Hon. David Croll M. p. and candi-
date for the Mayorality OF the City,
will speak at the BME church Sun
day, October 2S at 1880 D. m. This
will not be political meeting but
divine service.
The Church Aid Flower Day will
be very special feature OF the
day Oct. 81 at D. m. Elder Nor
ton and his Evangel Singers will
be the guests OF the Church Aid.
The Pastor OF the BME church,
Rev. J. II. Jackson called for the
Young People to organize last
Thursday evening. and he had good
response. AS result there came
into being THE Young Peoples
Council of the BME church. The
YPC as It shall be known held their
first meeting at 6 p. m. Sunday Oct.
Is. A large attendance OF en-
thusastic youths caught vision OF
the possibilities OF this organiza-
lion and it's membership was boost
ed. Next Sunday they will have an
open discussion.
The Senior and Junior Choirs of
the BME church have begun their
preparation for the Xmas Cantata
Mrs. Ida Jones and Mrs. r. Null
der, both OF Amherstburg. were the
guests OF Mrs. c. Laid Sunday.
Miss NJ Brooks of Mercer street,
became the wife OF Mallon Dem
les, last Monday, with Rev. Penney
officiating. They have taken up
residence on Mercer street.
Wellington Harris and Ray
mond Harris both OF Toronto were
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. Chase
Sunday, also Mrs. e. Hurst and
family.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22

The club. OF which Detective James
Raspberry is president. met Mon
day. October 10. and voted unani-
mously to endorse this amendment.
Evangelist To Pastor
The Rev. s. r. Williams. well
known Ohio evangelist. has come
TO pastor the AME church in Ham
tramck. He succeeds the Rev. Peter
10. Crawford. AT Quinn Chapel. The
Rev. Mr.. Crawford, because OF his
desire 70 study at Wilberforce WAS
granted permission by Bishop
Gregg 10 pastor IN Ohio. Quinn
Chapelis new pastor will study
medicine at the University OF Mich
igan. He hopes some day TO go TO
Africa as medical missionary.
Rev. Williams speaks several lam
guages. including the native tongue
Of one of the African tribes.
CorInthian Baptist Church
Services at Corinthian Baptist
church sunday we're we'll attended.
The Rev. Mr.. Jackson preached an
impressive sermon Sunday morn
ing subject, giving God 4
Chance Music was rendered by
the choir Mrs. Nancy Jenkins was
soIoist. Al 3 .. m. the pastor aud
congregation worshipped al Mt,
Olive church. on the occasion OF
the second anniversary OF the pas
torate OF Rev. Z. II. Owens, the
pastor.
The Rev. G. W. Marcus OF Toledo.
Ohio. preached az the evening
hour. He will conduct services
each night this week.
Sunday, October 20. the rally will
close. The Rev. P. D. Thomas pas
tor OF Lomax AMEz church. will
preach at 3 p. IN. next Sunday
The public Is invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
wv HITTAKER


All who attended services at
Campbell Chapel church last Sum
day were inspired by the Gospel
songs OF the Junior choir. also by
the message delivered by the pas
tor. Rev. A. Knowles. Rev. Knowles
preached from Matt. 6:3s, subject.
The Quest OF a Spiritual Crown"
In the afternoon. Pastor Knowles,
the choir and Harold Carter parti-
cipated on program at Brown
Chapel In Ypsilanti.
The Missionary society held a
fine meeting at the home OF Mrs.
Florence Collins. last Thursday
afternoon. The ten members pres
ent discussed the theme, "Tithing. {"
The society will present a program
Sunday, October %. at 7:45 D. M,
Mrs. Adiska. a missionary to ART
ca. will be the speaker.
The Royal Harmony Four quartet
OF Ypsilanti sang on the first COM
munity night program at Lincoln
high school. last Friday night. 1t
was home coming" program.
Mrs. Milton Cook was badly cut
about the mouth and arm and
otherwise bruised. when she fell
down her basement steps last SUN
day morning.
Milton Cook was guest at the
home coming OF the colored
students at Harriet school. Ypsi-
lanti. last Saturday evening.
Visitors at Whitaker last Sun
day were; Mr.. and Mrs. Bracy Led
ford, who we're entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. ]. II. Ledford: Mr.. and
Mrs. William Farmer and daughter,
guests Of Mrs. vorhis: Mrs. Grace
Rayheun an children, guests Of I.
Iillis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22

The sth Annual Convention OF the
Church OF God in Christ in Canada,
began on Friday Oct. H.. A large
number was present from the Unit
ed States as well az Canada, among
the delegates were Elder Greene
Mrs. Moore, Missionary Lavinach
and Mrs. Matilda Stinson Of Toledo
Ohio. who rendered a solo. and Mt.
Zion Quintette OF the city. Elder p.
Il. Locket was the guest speaker,
Text: st. John ST. Come and
Dine" At II o'clock Sunday morn
Ing the convention session OF the
Sunday School was held. "what
about Profanity?" as lesson topic
Sunday afternoons session was
largely attended before and after
the broadcast at which time Rev
Rimson Of Detroit, little Lorne
Hurst OF Amherstburg, and little
Billie Williams Of Detroit. sang
solos. Among those present were
Rev. Ramsay, London, Ohio; Elder
Pickett, Detroit; Elder Mays. Mt.
Clemens: Elder Stanover. Over
seer of the Church OF God IN the
State OF Michigan: Elder Wander
blood. Toledo. Ohio; Elder Cardell,
Detroit; Elder Pickett and Elder
Cardell we're the speakers text God
Leads Them by the Way" Elder
Hill Of Detroit, assisted by his wife,
was the speaker Sat. night,
The Dickson Band OF Detroit play
ed several sacred selections Satur-
day night. Rev. Woodcock Of Wind
sor, Elder Walker. Detroit. Elder
Jones, Dayton, Elder williams,
Springfield, were. among those pre-
sent and Elder Morton delivered
the message based on Rev. 21:12
Behold I Come"
Sunday quarterly meeting was
observed In the old fashion way. at
the BME church. The Love feast at
III a. m. was largely attended af-
ter an inspiring talk by the pastor,
over 900 OF the entire congrega-
ton joined In the breaking OF
Bread-and a real old fashion
Methodist General Glass was en-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
YPSnANTl
BY Mrs. EugenIa O'Bannon

The members and friends oil
Brown Chapel AME church we're In
attendance In large numbers at q
fine musical program rendered last
Sunday night at the church. The
program was the first OF its kind
given by the choir this conference
year. Mrs. Bernice Kersey was al
the organ while Mrs. A. Hubert
acted mistress OF ceremonies.
The trustee board will sponsor
a musical program next Sunday
afternoon at three o'clock at which
time the following participants will
appear: Campbell Chapel choir Of
Whitaker, Mich. the Gospel chorus
Royal Harmony quartet, the
Friendly Four quartet ant Brown
Chapel quartet. Soloists will be
Harold Carter and r. G. Brown OF
Whitaker. The Rev. Mr.. Knowles,
new pastor OF Campbell Chapel will
be guest speaker.
: The Rev. H. @. Simmons, pastor
OF Brown Chapel AME and several
OF his members were In attendance
at Second Baptist at the Sunday
afternoon program. The Rev. Gar
Their Robertson brought very ac-
ceptable morning message TO an
appreciative audience. Several
visitors from Lorraine. Ohio wor-
shipped at this service. The pro-
gram which was presented by the
Rising Sunbeams chorus was en-
joyed by all present. Mrs. Burma
dette Walls and Mrs. Ella Huffman
are in charge OF the chorus. The
Junior choir furnished music for
the day.
Memorial services for the late
Deacon d. B. Prior were held at
the Second Baptist church We'd
nesday, October 10.
Harvest Home was observed at
the Church OF God on Adams street.
Sunday. The church was beautiful
Iy decorated with vegetables and
fruits. A very unique program was
rendered In the afternoon under
direction OF Mrs. A. H. Anderson.
Quartetts To Sing
What promises to be the greatest
QUARTET program ever to be spon-
sored In Ypsilanti will be held Fri
day. Nov. 4, 1880 .. m. at the Har-
riet Street school auditorium when
the Evangelist, King Solomon Har-
mony Five, both OF Detroit: Unit
ed Four, Inkster: Royal Harmony
Four and Friendly Four OF this city
will appear on program. A five dol
lar gold piece will be presented to
the one who sells the most tickets
exceeding one hundred. This pro-
gram will be sponsored by the
Friendly Four singers.
The Palm Leaf club held their
meeting at the home OF Mrs. Mae
Perkins.
X. W. c. met at the home OF Mrs.
Estella Robertson.
Friendship circle met last week
at the home OF Mrs. Anna Dennis.
Mrs. Bessie Starks IL president.
The Community Sewing club he'll
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
END NEWS
By Julia Mse Turner
East Lake Church

Sunday School was opened Sun
day morning by the superintendent.
The subject OF the lesson was.
Reverence For God"
The Rev. Mr.. Gadson preached
at the IL a. m. hour, subject The
Christian Standard OF Life "
The Rev. Mr.. Scott, OF Mt Vernon
church. preached at the service clos
ing the second anniversary of the
passionate OF the pastor The cele-
bration lasted two weeks and was
a success.
AT banquet Monday evening in
honor OF the pastor aud his wife
$50 persons We're present
The Fourteenth Community Pro-
gressive club will hold their semi
monthly meeting az the club house
5S5 r. Tennessee street, Saturday.
October %.
Younger set
The Phyllis Wheatley senior
club has new officers They are
Godfather Dickerson, president /:
Almedia Levens, vice president:
Edna Patton. secretary Juanta
Young, treasurer: and Elizabeth
Patton. club reporter. The club will
sponsor a pre-Holloween dance at
the Franklin settlement. Music will
be furnished by J. Dunbar's record
ings.
The Soy club were hosts az a
matinee dance at the Mayfair ball
room. last Sunday afternoon.
Among the dancers were: Louie
Armstrong Don Cater, Earl Red
mon, Melvin Mullett with lady in
orange: Isaac himself. Davy and
Hazel with their new dance: Mary
Turner. Jessie Lightfoot. James
Anderson, G. Boone. Robert
Strong, and others.
Among the guests entertained by
Miss McDuftIe at her home sun
day we're: Paul White Emma
Thorpe, X. whitaker, Nettie White,
Elizabeth White Robert Taylor. Ed
Bates. Jr., and John Taylor.
Can You Feature This;
Gertrude Browning In short hair ?
Godfather Dickerson never wearing
bangs? Louise King having a lot 10
say? Hugh Allison. raising his
voice. Mary Turner and Maybelle
McDuffe apart from each other ?
Alfred Thomas. without car
Isabel Greene. never smiling? Helen
Harden. not teasing Goldie? Way
man Rivers IN Rags? Dewey Turner,
not speaking TO girls? Juanita Gil
Ion, with her mouth closed? and
Robert Jones making love!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
MT. CLEMENS
BY sarah Ellen Hill

The revival meetings held al
venson Chapel A " f church re-
Gently proved very successful. The
meetings were conducted BY NJ
Brown Of Detroit.
The Rev. Nh Pittnan pastor Of
Calvary Baptist church rfcaChed
q stirring sermon Sunday morn
ing, October = on the subjecr
Gods Armor by Fairh. x
Mr.. and Mrs Sirayham were re.
Gently entertained BY their brotner.
Neil Strayham and Mr. and Mis.
Baldwin Of Detroit
The "slickum slidum ea
sponsored October 1 by Miss Marie
Mitchell was a gay affair 4 capa-
city crowd was present among
them being Johnnie Palmer. Runs
Palmer Azander Stevens DAVID
Mial Willie Pearl Stevens Helen
stevens. Otis IIopson and Gran
Shaw, Of Nj. Clemens North De
troi'ers present We're Freddie lse
kins Smiling Jackson Grace Fen-
kins and others Quinn Road
representatives included tlapde
krisel. Charles Lucas Roberi Gal.
laway, Edward Samuels Doris
Noel Gloria Miller Bernice III
on. Andry and Thelma WIllauls
George Thompsor from Romeo va
present Other guests included
Bishop Trammeii. Howard and Te-
anders Hockaday Susie Irwin. Leo
la williams Eunice Hendersoe
George Lewis Edward Lucas Rnfh
Buck. shirley and wanna Fh'e-p
er.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22

Hayes.
= The pastor. choir and conerega-
tlon will conduct services AT the
A. NJ. z. church Sunday.
Miss Minnie Lee Alexander and
M. Ham were united in marriage
last Saturday evening, October Is
with a quiet ceremony at the home
OF Mrs. wehthers. A large recep.
tion followed at the home OF the
groom's mother. Mrs.. Nellie Ham
Douglas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
LANSING NEWS

Among the delegates who attend
ed the inspirational meeting re-
Gently held at the Pilgrim Rest
Baptist church, Benton Harbor.
Mich. were Miss l.. w. Johnson,
president OF the Sunday School de-
partment OF the Western District
association; Mrs. r. L. Porter. dis
trict and state director and Miss
Georgia Mae Porter ell of Lansing
The Rev. j. v. Parish is pastor Of
Pilgrim Rest church.
Mrs. G. w. Wagner and Willie
Stroud motored to YpsIlanti on
October / to participate in the
celebration OF the birthday OF Mrs.
Robert Wright. S21 Chidester
street. Guests from Ann Arbor.
Mich, were also present. The hon.
Gree received numerous gifts.
The newly installed officers OF
the Carnation Art and Social club
filled offices at the meeting recent
ly held at the home OF Mrs. Netty
Guy. The officers are: Mrs. N.
Guy. president; Effie Allen. vice
president: F. w. Wagner, secre-
tary; v. Caldwell, corresponding
secretary: Mrs. Mary Martin, trea-
surer; Bessie Hageman. art instruc-
tor: Mrs. Lucy MCGUIRE custodian.
The club held a social at the home
OF Mrs. Bessie Hageman ON Main
street October IS.
The Friendship Baptist church Is
sponsoring baby contest for the
purpose of raising money TO help
complete the church. We are ask
ing all friends to support the fol-
lowing baby contestants: Reotla
Simpson. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
William Simpson; Sandra Rudd.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. yelling
ton Rudd.
Miss Grovella Busby spent the
day in Flint Sunday, October ., as
the guest OF the Rev. and Mrs. NJ.
Rhonenee and family.
Miss Harriet Clay. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Clay OF
Detroit. was the recent house
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Bus
by and daughter. Miss Clay Is
graduate OF Rubys Beauty univer-
sity OF Detroit.
Clifford Muse Of St. Louis. Mo-.
was the recent guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Grover Busby.
The Rev. Mr.. Talley. OF Evanston.
Illinois, will preach at Friendship
Baptist church Sunday. October %.
The Four Point quartet will furnish
music.
Mrs. Elizabeth Belen nds offered
TO act as parliamentary instructor at
Lincoln school.
Mrs. Blanche Miller Is taking
normal course at wilde conkerva-
tory. under Mrs g. +. Steeman.
Mrs. Miller Is organizing group
classes.
Mrs. Katlieri1:Y JCncs spent last
Sunday In Detroit. visiting Rev. and
Mrs. o. G. Thomas.
Mrs. Winnie Canty has a per-
manent position at Lincoln school
assisting Mrs. Major In recreation
al work.
Elder and Mrs. Martin and II. o.
Hackett. OF the Church OF God.
have returned from Connersville.
Ind. where Rev. Martin conducted
Today meeting.
Mrs. Minnie West has returned 10
her home. after recent illness at 81
Lawrence hospital.
Mrs. Doris White. Mrs Ruth
Kemp. and Mrs, NJ. Allen are on the
sick list.
Emerson Clifford. Harry West.
and Darrell Pointer visited Roy
west in Detroit last Sunday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22

Chain Lake Sunday School open
ed last Sunday morning at the us
ual hour. The attendance was good
Rev. Leman was the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. shaw. Sunday.
Progressive citizens OF Cassopolis
are urged to read the Detroit Tri-
bune each week. 1t Ia Michigan's
leading Negro weekly.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
SAGINAW


The subject OF the Rev. J. A. Deans
morning sermon at Bethel A. NJ. L.
church Sunday was. Saving Reli-
gion Is self-denial." The autumn
evangeIhuc campaign will begin
Sunday. October 20. II will be
conducted by the pastor. assisted
BY Elder George Hayes. Revs. I. G.
Pierce, c. M. Monroe. and Roberta
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
ALBION
BY Alice Cant

Elder Williams. a youthful pastor
OF Hartford. Conn. is conducting a
revival at the Church OF God on
Cass street.
The Rev. and Mrs. Drinks and
the Rev. Taylor of Fort Wayne
Indian9 were in Albion Sunday
October 81
Miss r. Body also of Fort Wayne
visited her mother and father, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Body OF w. Erie
street recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wall recently
revealed their secret marriage in
June. Mrs. Wall Is the former Miss
Nellie Bowens. The couple will re-
side on Washington street.
Willie Williams is back home az
ter spending several months in De-
troit with his sister and brother-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Sammy williams.
The Four Harmony Queens from
Muskegon, Mich, rendered nightly
programs at Bethel Baptist church
last week.
The Albionettes met at the home
OF Arlene Howard Monday night.
A dance was held at the high school
gymnasium Friday night. Many at
tended. Among the colored stu
dents present we observed Willie
Williams and Frances. Fred Brooks
and Ovela Wilson. Helen Cheek and
Anna Ruth Guys.
The singing rally is still going
strong at Bethel, with the Har-
mony Queens. Those in the contest
are: Middle wimberly, Margie
Minnix, Florence Tate, Mrs. Fannie
Saulter, Bernice Richmond. Roberta
Wright, and Mamie Butler. Here's
hoping the best one wins.
The Albion football team won
another game last week end. Eddie
Oliver scored the first touchdown
for Albion. The final score was to
z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernfce Pine. OF
Ann Arbor. were in Albion Sunday,
visiting friends, among whom were
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Darlington.
DIT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22

their last weeks meeting at the
residence OF Mrs. Bessie Burden
The clubs last meeting was with
Mrs. Leona Babbs.
Mrs. Helen Bennett spent the
weekend in Detroit visiting friends.
On the local sick list are Mrs.
Burnadette Walls and Charles
Fletcher who is still suffering with
an injured foot.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
Do You Want A Baby?

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The Spectator

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Herndon. Sally REYNOLDS Arthur
Lyles Lena Jackson Mickey
Brooks--object Of the affections OF
Lucy Thomas and Bong1e' Tread
well. Louise Bowe, Dorothy Ever
cite, Ruth Harper. s. T. Holland
Gladys Andrews. Tommy Malone
Otto Nicholas. Jessie Gillispies. Ma.
garet Redmond, Marion Ssw-l
MrytIe Jackson. and hundred 9th
ers Delightful affair this dsuc.
by the Scy Club.
No one seemed 10 notice thar ~old
man. apparently half-asleep az ST
obscure table IN the Frogs Club
sunday. But the Spectator was
very alert, observing all the youth
full merrsinakers-- He saw. J.
Thomas Hol,on and Bill White az
the Playboys Guild Fl. Others Who
failed 10 escape the eye OF you
Spectator were Lorraine Moss
Tolulah smith Katherine Redmond
Margaret Drew. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Tinsley SALLY Harp Aileen
Turner Robert Mathews. anu Jackie
smith,. "A window opened. black
form slid down drain pipe The
Spectator had gone.
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Texas. Is serving other farmers
in the County. In Fayette County.
Texas. another group OF Negro
farmers own and operate saw
mill.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22

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