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Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-01

VISIT OUR USED CAR LOT non
better values n used cars NJ.
Sales Co. or ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-01

FOR RENT FURNISHED APART
ment with private BATH 255 And
rews avenue at corner of Rowland
street. Iii
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-01

STRAY Pillow MULE TAKEN m
weight about 1000 lbs. Owner can
get same by paying for ad and for
keep. B. B. Woodlief, I<ittrell ~
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-01

GOOD WHITE MOUNTAIN ICE
cream freezers reduced 20 percent
Ball bearing, self sharpening, easy
cutting lawn mowers reduced 10
percent for clearance. Alex S.
Watkins. 1-1t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-01

LARGE GERMAN POLICE DOG
male lost about a week. Findec
notify A. M. Peoples, telephone
1927 for reward 3O-2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-01

ALL STATE LICENSED BEAUTY
operators. Phone 200 for appoint
ment. Your patronage appreciated
BridgerS Beauty ShOr. Att
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-01

WE SPECIALIZE IN BODY AND
fender repairs. Motor Sales Co. 25tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-01
WANT ADS
Get Results

THESE SI<ILI1S = SHORTHAND
Bookkeeping, .Typing, etc., can h.
developed only through SPECIAL
training. Henderson Business Coi
lege offers better type of traininn
Enroll September S.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-01

FOR SALE-136-acre farm, good to-
bacco land, two miles north Towns
vile, half mile hard surface road.
Good dwellings,, uthouses. Write
Raymond Burke, Route 1, Ken
bridge, Va. o9-3t
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-03-24

Mrs. Jesse Freddy and her old man
from down towards Franklinton were
over our way yesterday, Had not seen
them since their hens started laying.
She spoke as though she was practi
cally keeping up the whole family at
the present time from the sale of eggs
as she had the Lack of the car full
of them. And every time I see her, !
think of Old Salem School, But if I
got started on the subject of that
school, 1 might talk far, far INTO the
night, and it is now about bedtime,
Miss Florence and myself were school
mates there.
B. C. (Gordon) Thomas of Winston
Salem was walking around lost here
recently. He keeps that great big grin
on hand and frequently uses it. Every
time he sees me he tells me anew to
come over to see him. Some of these
days. when he least expects it, I may
fool him.
When E. B. Wilkins last came to
town, he drove down Raleigh Road
and could not find a place to park
Then he drove back through town and
tried to Virgilina road. He finally got
parked, OUT SAID next Il1I10 lie WOULD
either walk to town, or ride with soma
one else
And now for that letter I promised
Tt was all ready for mailing to Hen
derson, but as passing to Oxford hap.
pened along, it was sent by hand.
Nelson, Va. r. F. D. 1. March 10, 1892
7. Moses Jones, Henderson Daily Dis
patch, Henderson, N. G.
Dear T. Moses:
I just wanted you to know The fun
and the bad luck 1 have had since I
saw you last. You know those geese.
Well, I set them both, one on ten eggs
and one on five.
In one week l was going to put.
some hen eggs under her, which I did
put twelve. The next morning when
went to see about her, she had
broken some of the hen eggs all over
her face and on her features, and all
in her nest. So I decided the best
thing to do was to take the hen eggs
out. Then I sent the goose to the mud
hole to battle and she came back spick
and span.
1t sure was funny to see a goose
face stuck up with yellow eggs an(!
feathers. / laughed, laughed, and then
I laughed some more. So | sure hope
you wont have all this luck with the
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-03-24
Crits and Gravel
(By T. MOSES JONES)

The goings and comings were MANY
and numerous today, but | only cotch
a small portion of the same. Thom2 5
Register of Bullock and his two-hlin-
bred odd pounds of human flesh wa
in town. The very latest hing that
l hear about Thomas is that he IS now
in the bee usiress for fair And while
we were talking about oees ana honey
| just couldn't help but 'hink Of thai
old Church Song 90. there's honey
IN the rock, nv brother, there's honey
in the rock for you.
And speaking of honey reminds ne
that Frank Leavistcr in the Post OF
flee ordered several ponds of bees a
-,ear or so ago wlon he started out in
the apiarv business. Ara Fran'- S lie
one and only SCI Of Mrs. ella IeaviS-
ter of Henderson. who f J. and gN
i. 1T about q car ago. Hone she *
completely recovered by now. And
need not tell you that that lady lived
in Oxford Tor many IearS.
w w. Kimball, she tombstone man
from Durham, a good friend of mine,
and myself drank a coca-cola and
chocolate milk shake in at Herring &
not, however, trying to sell me a stone
or marker, but just today learned OF
my working for the Henderson Daily
and wished mo most well in my new
work. And while we we're there, in
walked DR.. Bullock, the veterinarian
who lives in Durham county.
Mrs. H. M Bullock of Route 1 en-
tered the new Granville h spital TODAY
and will be one of the first to undergu
an operation IN the new building.
Uncle Sam Frazier was in town with
one of his five sons today. l don't
know whether it was Rhodes or Sam,
or Conlay, or Willie Lee, or WI lch, our
what l started to say was that he got
a haircut. When Uncle Sam brings
more than one of his boys to town a.
a time. he usually has very hard
time getting them all collected to go
home.
A week or so ago Ed Slaughter OF
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-03-24

Route ! was chopping wood and chop
ped clear through his shoe and sock
and down into the flesh. He was lack
today to have the doctor remove tn +,
stitches and stated he was now getting
on all right. Next time we hope h.
will stick TO wood.
In about my second column of writ
ing for this paper I told of going into
q place for a sandwich and milk and
asking what place it was, and not
making mlself clear The answer the
young man gave me was Henderson.
| have since learned that it was White
Brothers Drug Store, and that tn,
druggist in there is John White, who
married Miss Mary Wood of Oxford
daughter of j. Robert Wood. 1 re-
member attending their wedding and
George Edward Daniel sang Il Love
You Truly" Their little son is named
.IChnni2.
E. II. Mcfarland stopped long
enough to show nc his speedometer
which registered exactly 1888 miles
and allowed that I might never live
to $50 another one with that exact dis
lance Of miles showing.
On the first day of spring (the
twenty-firsD I found that my double
tiger lilies were showing above ground
SO spring must truly be here. They
are some of the most beautiful flow
ers that bloom.
The nineteenth was the birthday of
the Jones Twins, and they were
twelve years old. And on that day I
reminded Cousin Calvin Breedlova
that it was twelve years ago that his
father was buried. Uncle Ike B. I.
Breedlove was buried the same day
the twins were born. The coincidence
OF it was that he, too, was twin.
Cousin Calvin married Miss Lena
Patterson, a sister of Sam Patterso.,
of Henderson. He and his son, Joe,
run the c. H. Breedlove & Son
Grocery Store. He also is one OF our
first subscribers to this paper.
William Wilkerson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Willie Wilkerson of Dexter, il,
sure q smart little fellow. He and. my
self and several more small children
had a big time playing at the Will
liams Reunion at Dexter a couple of
years ago. But that is one time that
[ did not eat a big dinner. 1t nearly
broke my pore heart. For the one who
took me had to leave to catch a train,
and so l did not get to stay to dinner.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-03-24
AIR MAIL WEEK IS
FOR US. DEFENSE:
To Stimulate Interest in Av-
iation Preliminary To
Wartime Needs
Daily dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.

RALEIGH, March 24-Behlnd the an
nounced PURPOSES of National Air
Mail Week" to be observed May 15,
to 21, many see an even deeper and
more important motive stimulation
of interest in aviation as part of the
national defense program.
The week is to be modelled on the
successful air mail observance pro-
gram so well carried out in North
Carolina last fall. Major Paul r.
Younts of Charlotte, has been nam
ed national executive chairman of
the program; and Major Younts has
appointed SalisIbury's Postmaster
James H. Mckenzie chairman for
North Carolina.
Nominally the week is being cele-
brated in order to make the public
air mail conscious" and to Increase
postal revenues by reason of the re-
sulting increase in air mail business;
but back of that is seen a definite
purpose to stimulate interest in avia-
ton in general.
Sponsors Of air mail week are not
saying so, but they know that most
commercial air lines are operating in
the "red" and that something must
be done to increase interest in fly
ing. Otherwise, there will soon be
a curtailment of comm A~cial avia-
ton, which would bring with it a
corresponding decrease in the num-
Der of trained and apprentice airmen.
Obviously, then, as the matter is
seen by defense advocates, there
would be no other course possible ex-
cept for the government to increase
it's naval and military air program in
order to supply the pilots needed in
any well rounded program.
North Carolinians are particularly
interested in the program, however,
because of the fact that Major Younts
has been named it's national execu-
tive director, and because the entire
week is an application on a nation
wide scale of the successful ideas used
in North Cardinals Air Mail Week
last fall. The only official cache of
the week will be from Kitty Hawk,
North Carolina, scene Of the Wright
Brothers original plane flight.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-03-24

IContinue0 from Page One.)
ed from diplomatic and naval repre-
sentatives of the United States, Great
Britain and France, who have been
consulting in London nearly a month
Other developments:
Chairman O'Connor, Democrat, New
York, announced the House Rules
Committee would begin hearings Mon
day on proposals for an investigation
of the IVA. He said his guess was
there will be a joint congressional in.
vestigation.' Several inquiry proposals
are pending in the Senate.
The Senate Finance Committee eli
minated the undistributed profits tan
from the House-approved tax revision
bill, and substituted flat rate of Is
percent on corporation incomes.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-03-24

Continued from Page One.)
1y-awaited statement of foreign policy
spoke to a packed house.
Joseph Kennedy, American ambas
sador, sat in the diplome tic gallery
for the first time with diplomats re-
presenting every important world
power.
Earlier Chamberlains appeal for la
Dor union cooperation in British re-
armament drives gave rise to report
he was seeking an alliance between
his government and it's opposition
Unions form the backbone of the la
Dor party, the parliamentary opposi
ton which seeks to overthrow the
conservative Chamberlain.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-03-24
one goose egg I gave you.
Good luck to you and yours.
(MISS) MAGGIE GARRETT

(MISS) MAGGIE GARRETT
Thanks for the nice letter, Miss
Maggie. AS l sent that egg out to the
country, and it was put under a hen
on Sunday, maybe l will have better
luck.
And may all Of you not have any
.ad luck. r. MOSES JONES.
p. S. wonder if Miss Bessie Walker
down near Buckhorn Springs is get
ting her paper o. x. Please let me
shOW.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-03-24
Germany Is Told War Will
Drag In Larger Countries

Continued from page one.)
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-03-24
Senate Approves Full Adolf
ton Of Comptroller Job

sContinueo from Page one.)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-27
PLAY HOST FOR
entertainment
OF FLORIDA GIRL

Miss FIorina Mctleod. Of Tampa
Florida. left Detroit Thnrsdav
evening. after having been royal,
entertained Al dinner parry given
IN her honor "Wednesday August
II. At the Brown Bomber Chicken
shack by her sister and brother
in-law Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
King. 1915 Brush
BEFORE coming TO this city about,
six weeks ago, Miss Mcleod had
yscaiioned in Niagara Falls, Cana
da. tieNeland and Akron. Ohio.
Among tho~e attending The din
ner party were Mrs. RUBY Gordon.
Miss GLADYS Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Farmer. Mrs. Dorothy Wes-
ley, julius Johnson. Mrs. Ro<s
Hursey, Miss BESSIE Harrington
Niss ROSA Dixon. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Brown. Miss Mae Wilson,
Hercules Nolan. and Mrs. George
Davis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-27
A COL0BHp JUDGE-
LIVE WIRE CLtR

The Live Wire club. az Roseville
Mich. held It's recent meeting A.
the residence OF Elizabeth Blount,
2S2S5 Pinehurst avenue. All mem
hers Of The club were present. with
the exception OF Emerson Knox.
The club will sponsor lawn
'elc Friday. August % Al ths
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Rlount.
25lio Pinehursl avenue. Everyone
Is cordially invited.
Plans are being formulated 10,
sponsoring an oraiorical contes'.
The definite Information as 10 the
time and place will be announced
later.
Inez Blount h club reporter.
a COLORED JrDsE-
TyRA SOCIAL CLlB
The Tyra Social club held It's
regular meeting August ~. al 1885
Charlevoix avenue Arrangements
were made for cocktail party. to
be given August ~. AT The home OF
the secretary. ssi6 CharlevoiN.
Following the business session.
the host. 5. Porter. served The
members with very tasty menu.
All members were in attendance.
Mrr. Alice Henley. who recently
sustained broken arm. is con
yaleecing She is the wife OF the
clubs president Members wish
her speedy recovery.
Officers include G. Henley. pre-
sIdent: ". Carson. secretary; s.
Porter. reporter
a COLORED JUDGE
GOLDEN MOON GLIB
The Golden Moon Social clah
was entertained Tuesday. August
~, ~ 1897 McDousall street. nv
Miss Eula wade. Guests present
we're Miss 4. Louis and Mrs VI.
Jackson. OF Atlanta. Ga The
meeting was = delightful one.
"A ooLoRED suDGE-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-27
Governor Murphy
To Be Present At
Flag Raising

An impressive flas-raisips rers-
monv. in which Governor PRANK
Murphy will participate will hs
held ~ Great lakes Country club.
near Film. Michigan IN Labor
Dav Sepremher s. in cornectior
with mammoth sll-dsy outing
sponsored nv he promoters
In addition 10 the fIse-rspirg
ceremonies other features NJ fhs
occasion will include bridge
tournament tennis tournament
starring Clarence Hunter, boxing
matches with Killer Burke" part
cipatins and ali kinds NJ sthlete
sports. including game between
me Brown Romherss softhali team
versus The Black Hawks. with Jos
l.ouis plsving frst base. Miss jose
phine Garel and other winners in
The recent bathing hesuiy contest
a. The club, viii no hosfssses
Grest Lakes Country club. which
is operated nv he Great Lake,
Land and Investment compsny NJ
DETROIT. IL. one ~ ihe most OUT
standing clubs " The kind in the
country. A cordial invitation 10
extended 10 the public and = large
attendance is anticipated on La.
Dor Day
a coIoREp JrrcE-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-27

on = trip South.
Mrs. Bnrnetta Jackson of ~.
Louis Is guest of the Banks on
Scotch avenue.
Last saturday. Misses Sue Nor
ION and Florence stevens entertain
ed with bridge party In honor OF
Misses Flora Geraldine Nesbitt Of
Memphis. Tenn.
Mrs. Andrew Sneed and Miss
Willamette Mosby. have returned
from lakewood where they were
guests Of Mre Mary Talliaferro for
a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. W. Pettiford
and children Of Parker avenue
are back in the city after de-
llghffml weeks vacation IN Ohio.
Mrs. Margaret Holder i vlst-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. officer, on Pal
mer avenue.
with brightest and hest wishes
10 each and all OF our mirror
friends" and reminding you to
continue boosting your home town
paper. we sign off until next week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-27

A charity matinee dance vtll bs
given ~ kronk Community center
At junction and McGraw. satur-
dsy August q. from 70 san 7.
m. by tho Moderniies club.
The music ~ Isaac Goodman's
orchestra will he featured. Indy
hop contest will also ne q nst'rsc-
,ion
Tickets may no secured from lea
belle Dixon. s7fa vinewood snf
Alice Williams s0iT Stanford ave.
nue.. Admission ia iwentv-hvs cents
The public is invited 70 attend the
dance
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-27
Mrs. Goggins Wins
In The National
Bridge Contest

Mrs. l.vda Goesins well-known
bridge player of this city. was one
OF the championship winners in the
1885 American bridge association :
annual tournament held In Wash
ineton. d. c. last week. She took
second place in the competition for
the Or. lose Cesteros trophy.
Experts from thirteen states an
twenty-hve cities entered the
Tournament this Near.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-27
Mrs. Nelson noaors Son
On Seventeenth Birthday

Mrs. LEROY Nelson was hostess
Tuesday night July rs. ~ parry
given at supreme Temple 6ls +.
Kirby In honor OF The seventeenth
birthday OF her son, Leroy Nelson,
Jr.
Among she guests present were
many members OF The Junior choir
OF Bethel AME church aud central
high school Of which The honoree
Is y member and student
A unique program WAS rendered
featuring Two zap dance numbers
by Mics Dorothy Evans. OF Detroit .
and Miss Lois Howe Of cleveland.
a former pupil OF Bill Robinson.
and vocal duel by Miss Ethel
Scott and Miss Barbara lean Nc
frary. Delicious refreshment $
were seryed. consisting Of Orange
punch, assorted layel akes and
I minis The birthday cake was =
creation OF arr topped with Mocha
frosrine.
The young women IN their formal
gowns Of various shades and young
men In sports and palm beach
suits made charming sight -
they swung and swayed TO tho
llltiug music OF piano and anro-
phone. beneath subdued lights. A
shower OF confetti wrote finale 20
the delightful social affair.
Those present included Betty
Griffin. Marion Massenberg Lorraine
Murdoch. lillian stephens. Doro-
Thy weather Audrey woodson.
Vivian Nelson. Bertha spencer,
Elmer Lnmlar Edward Reddin.
Norris woode Carl Rayford. u.
Dean. Marguerite Daniels Eihel
Scot. Barbara Jean McCrary. Lol
Greene. Rosa Lee Hamilton Bruce
Scribner. and Mr. Grain
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-27
Daughter Elks To
Sponsor Party

Two social events sponsored by
the Emma V. Kelly Temple No.
$50. !. y. p. o. f. OF W. will be
given Saturday and Sunday. Aug.
% aud rs. at kip's cafe. 3i7 Hen
drle street These parties will be
the nrst given under the admins
iration OF Hattie NJ Santos.
The affair on Saturday will con-
siet OF an old-fashioned whist
party. also binso, pokeno and 9TH
er games. Sunday. a unique cock
tail party will he staged. beginning
at .. m. and continuing until :
n. m.
All EIks and their friends are
invited 10 attend.
A coLoRED suDeK--
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-27
61f
RoyAIr cosuo cLrB

The Royale Cosmo club met ~
The Frogs club SUNDAY afternoon,
prior 10 embarking on the Nacire-
ma boat outing
Among those present were: Miss
Ollie Ford. Elizabeth smith Marie
Gilmore. Mary Ann Coleman. Ciif-
ford r. t'hildress Joe Johnson
James Gilmore, and Thomas p.
Johnson.
The club plans 10 sponsor gala
moonlight party. August % AZ
$40 THIRTEEN street. Lanterns.
balloons. cards. and string band
will be features Of The affair.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-27
last week end.
nr. and Mrs. tFalghead. and

last week end.
M. and Mrs. tralghead. and
family. Of Louisville. Ky. are in the
city visiting relatives and friends.
They are stopping with Mrs Stone
on Meade street.
Mrs. Ellen Wilson. OF the be-
troit Tribune, returned last week
end from vacation In Cleveland.
Ohio, where she had pleasant
visit with relatives and friends.
Dr. Thomas Brown. VI Warren
and Sist streets. rendered rsr-
prise birthday party TO his mother,
Mrs. Alice Brown. OF Washington.
-. &. last Thursday evening. at
the home ~ MIR. aud Mrs. Freder-
lex Stevenson, Of Cadillac avenue.
Those enjoying the affair were !:
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ l.. Walker. Mrs.
Constance p. whiting. Mrs. W. c.
| Matney, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Stevenson.
and Miss Mignon walker.
Mrs. W. n. Harvey and daughter.
Miss Ernesiine: and Mrs. Adriene
hamilton. OF Montgomery. Ala. are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w Il. Har-
vey. Jr. ~ r. Fort street.
Miss Audrey Beasley. vi t1e,e.
! land ohio. has been the charming
guest of her aunt and uncle. Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Arnold. Of Wood
row avenue. for the pact several
DAYS. She returned home Tuesday
and Will enter Fisk university next
week.
The Frankllns, " Harding ave-
nue.. have as their house guests
Misses Theoria and Helen Nelson.
OF Tennessee. The Cleages. OF
Scotch avenue, had visiting them
their Cousins from Athens, Ten
nessee, Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong
and Beatrice and JuanIta Cleage
Mrs. Virginia &. white 81 Me-
DougalI avenue. entertained re-
Gently at bridge party in honor
OF Mrs. Camille Hood. OF tincin-
natl. Those present, in addition TO
Mrs. Hood were: Mrs. Allie smith.
Mrs. Ernestine Postles. Mrs. Annie
Mae Blackburn. and Mrs. Clsrencs
Singleton.
Afser the rehearsal Of Plymouth
Congregational choir last Friday
night. the director, Mr.. Arthur
wallace. entertained the group al
the home OF his sister. Mrs. Jerry
Young. 6s7s Beechwood avenue. A
delicious menu was served and all
present enjoyed the affair i'm
mensely. The group present includ-
ed The following: p. +. Ellis. Mr..
Henry. Miss M. whitney. Mrs. l..
ward. p. simmons. Mrs. Tessie
Brantley, Mrs. T. Blaine. {. J..
Brasher. W. Hitchcock, and Miss
f.. Mitchell.
Mrs. Tkelma Bender. 81 Wood
row avenue. returned home last
week. after spending pleasant,
vacation In Pittsburgh. Pa. with
her grandmother.
Miss katherine Easton. VI
Quincy. Illinois. is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Elizabeth Collins, 6l25
wildwood avenue.
Mr.. and MRS. James Windy. Ut
3Oth street. left last week on =
motor trip South. to visit relatives
and friends in Alabama an d
Mississippi
The Junior league Of Plymouth
Congregational church vii! hold
a meeting Thursday night. at the
home OF Miss Shirley Turner, on
Montclair avenue, At which time
plans will he mapped out for the
fall meetings. Todd CleaEe. presi-
dent Of the league. announces that
ne has some very good plans in
mind.
Miss Chubby Noeur, ~ Nashville,
Tenn. was the house guest Of Miss
Frances Ruth LAVAL, Of Wexford
avenue. last week. Both young
ladies' left IN company with Miss
purt, Of Clarksville. Tenn. Monday,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-27
JOLLY STRoILrRs cLlB

"A coLoREp SrDGE-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-27
Honoree Feted With
A Birthday Party BY
Her Many Friends

Mrs. Fannie Grier, $50 Theodore
street. was honored Al her home
with delightful birthday party,
Wednesday evening. August Is.
with Mr.. Martin a. host. Later. =
banquet was served ~ Kip's cate
in oxford hall. on Hendrie streei
The decorations consisted Of Amer
lean Beauty roses.
Among those present. In addition
10 The honorec and host were .
Viola McFadden, Nr. and Ms.
Barkn Viola Armstrong. Margaret
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Franklin
Ruth Jackson. Ethel Scoii. and
Mrs. J.. Green. Of Louisiana.
A COIORED yupGE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-27

jolly Slrollers club No. met
At cll3 Chene street August -.
with Mr.. Coster and Mrs. Rowie az
hosts
During the business session The
financial secretary made .
monthly report. The social hour
followed and refreshments were
served.
The club will meet Monday night.
August %. At 2ll2 Chene. The
hosts will include Mrs James Mai
Tory. Mrs. Murphy. Mrs lergan.
Mrs. Wheeler Mrs Hall + McDpf-
he, Mr.. Foster. Nj. and Mrs II
Garrison, Mrs +. Thomas, aud
Robert Johnson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-27

a cn,nnEn nrnnr-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-27

A coIORED JUDGE-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-27

a cOIOREr JurcF
Evening star., 1938-02-06
New Waterloo Bridge.

Construction of the new Waterloo
Bridge across the Thames in London
has been started and will be COM
pleted in 1910.