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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-06-15

occupied that position and was one
lad who could really twirl the bright
baton.
News of this parade and the con-
vention drew AL Nathe and his
family, from way down Balsam
Lake, Wisconsin way, out of bed
at 5 a. m. AL, former resident,
allowed as how he just couldn't
miss it.
Both Staples and Alexandria
were advertising 18th of July
celebrations. Staples, with an
elaborate float of blue and gold,
was heralding its golden ami
versary to be celebrated over
the 4th. Alex, pursuing Its Vfk-
ing theme, brought its model OF
an ancient Viking ship into the
parade.
Colorful character at the meeting
was George Capser, a former resi-
dent of this city. Mr.. Capser Is q
convention follower, and the fire-
mems meeting was his third In the
last eight days. He brought a bit
% bonnie Scotland with him, in his
colorful plaid costume OF kiities'
tam O. shanter and other regaila-
Every clown band in the line OF
march knew what became the raw
orite Of the day-the swinging
Beer Barrel Polka"
Committees were "Hch1ed
pink" over the fine cooperation
and support afforded from
neighbors of Sank Centre In the
parade. The neighboring towns
swarmed In to Sank Centre
Tuesday, deposited on our
streets drum corps, bands, COM
mercial floats, private cars and
hundreds of spectators
Water Fete
Circumstances "ganged up" Tues
day evening and dealt an almost
mortal blow to the water fete that
was to be a nightcap to the days
entertainment features. Scheduled
for an after-dark line of floats
beautifully decorated, with a must
cal background furnished by
chorus of nearly seventy voices, re-
peated delays that upset plans, pre-
vented little more than partial
showing of the event. Despite the
fact that the event as a whole was
prevented showing, those shown
were acclaimed beautiful by those
who saw them. w. A. Kohl, who
was assisted by Mrs. Kohl and Miss
Bernice Kobe in arrangements for
the event wished to thank those
who had cooperated with them, and
the chorus members. Those who
were to appear in the floats as
characters in the various scenes to
be depicted were: Phyllis Svenneby,
Shirley Carpenter, Echo Clough,
Bernice Finnegan, Adeline Nelson,
Donald Kringen, Caroline Schulz,
Phyllis Pangburn, Lorraine John
son. Helen Hedin, Margaret Mark
son, Ruth Westhoff, Vera Jackson,
Jacqueline Couch, Bernice Boyer,
Dorothy Kohl, Bobbie Westhcff,
Sharon Elliott, Duane Elliott, and
Beverley O'Gara.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-06-15
Dance New Munich Coliseum
SUNDAY, JUNE 18th

Presenting Bennett Greten, "that swingin' band"
Wedding Dance Monday, June 10, given by Law
renee Blommel and Juletta Pundack. Music by
Erhards Dance Band
Tuesday, June 20, Wedding Dance by Walter Ebert
and Idella Hemker. Music by Athman's COncertina
Orchestra.
Sunday, June Is, Tiny Little and His Orchestra.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-06-15

reorganization of the bank in 1888.
1t is alleged only S33,6O1 of $685.
200 in deposits has been paid, and
remaining assets are valueless. -
Exchange
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-06-15
CARD OF THANKS

CARD Of THANhS-
The Ladies Of the v. F. w. Aux
iliary wish to thank the business
men and the public for their sup
port during our poppy sale. We
realized a very nice profit on our
sales. Over 300 peoples were sold.
All of the money made on the sale
of peoples is used for welfare work.
We also thank the six girl scouts
who helped with the sale.
v. F. w. Auxiliary.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-06-15

Thirty miles an hour is the speed
limit of one in every four Of the
178,0O0 miles of road in Great Bri-
tain,
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-06-15

Color blindness is much more
prevalent in men than in women.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-07
LODGES
ATTEND NATL
Conference

Rising Sun chapter number one
Of the Order OF Eastern Star OF the
F. and A. A. Y Masons.= Prince
Hall Origin, Pride Of Michigan East
Grand Lodge, sent a delegation TO
the National Grand session of the
lodge which convened in Philadel-
phia October 3.
Chairman Of the group was W J.
Fitzpatrick, NGDWP. and G. M;
Mrs. Ida Woodward, WGM.; Mrs.
Maggie Bowden, Mrs C. Gaskin. A.
Cottledge, VIM. OF Motor City No.
10 and Reverend Payne. The group
plans to spend a day at the World
of Tomorrow" in New York prior
to returning TO the city.
At the final pre-convention meet
ing of the chapter held September
80 the group heard remarks from
several speakers including W. J.
Fitzpatrick, Race Benefits Re-
ceived by Mssons;" Ida Woodward,
WG,M., Respect We owe our
Grand Master" A. Cottledge, VIM,
Future Hopes Mrs. Dodds,
Thanks Mrs. Cox, Praise and
Thanks for the Past Years Pro-
gress;" Mrs. Cottledge, Future
Plansr Mrs Louise Smith, Beau
Ties OF Being an Eastern Star" Mrs,
Mable A. Smith, The Need of
Cooperation:' Rev Raw. RESPECTS
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-07
Whole Family
Jailed In Theft

One by one, inquiring about each
other. three male members Of the
Cole family were arrested and held
by police on larceny Charges last
week
On September 30 while question
ing Andrew Cole Jr.. of 624 Napo-
Icon street. concerning larceny
charge. Detectives Pitts and Tur-
pin were interrupted in their ques-
tioninc Of the prisoner by the APP
pearance Of Andrew Cole Sr. who
was in turn arrested by the de-
tectives on a warrant charging lar
ceny. A short time later. the sec
ond male member Of the Cole fam
ily showed ep at the station in
curing about his father and broth
er Again the detectives postponed
questioning the other prisoners to
arrest George Cole Of 1910 Alfred
street on larceny charge.
According to Detectives Pitts and
Turpin. George Cole had been
charged with theft Of $40 worth
of hoss irom an lnkster iarmer
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-07
Youth, Is, Gets
Long Sentence

Twenty-flve-year-o Otis An
deEsan- of 1920 Beaubieu street was
sentenced to serve to 10 years in
prison last week by Recorders
Judge Arthur E. Gordon.
Anderson had been convicted by
a Jury Of unlawfully driving away
an auto on September 8. This con-
viction was his third felony re-
suting from an act Of stealing car
belonging to Alex Smith of 1859
Cherrylawn street. on August 8.
The accused man was chased by
police. but denied being in the car
at the time Of the alleged chase.
Police disclosed they had found
Anderson's house key and the key
to the stolen car which they claim
had been thrown away during the
evening in question,
Records disclosed the defendant
had served two, sentences at lonla
and one at jackson on a felony
CONVECTION Anderson was OF pa
role on the crime date, police stated
Andorson's convictions dated from
July 10. 1880. May % 1881, April
u 1884 and the recent ehe-ef Sep
tcmber 8. 1899. The accused man
plead guilty OF being fourth Of
fender to be sentenced to 5 to 10
years in prison.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-07
Flint Couple
Says Wedding
Vows Sunday

FLINT, Mich.-Vows OF marriage
were exchanged by Johnelle Green
and William Kersey Sunday at
p. m al the home OF the brides
parents Mr. and Mrs Georse Har-
den Of E. Wellington. The Rev. Ed
ward Timmous officiated.
As the bridal party descended
the stairs, Il Love You Truly" was
led by her uncle. Mr. John Clark,
of Detroit The guests Joined in
humming. The bride entered the
living room on the arm of her
father, Mr.. Robert Green of De-
troit and was given away by her
step=father,- Nj. George HdTdeT.
The bride wore a gown Of white
sharkskin with a hustle and full
skirt floor length. The cowl neck
line was7 distinguished with three
strings OF pearls, the sleeves were
long puffed, tight and pointed at
the wrists From a halo fell finger
tip length veil. She carried a bou-
quet OF pompom chrysanthemums
7lnd rosos
az ~ paa.r;,o Ou.or. s;s,or ~
tha h~;da rss r,s,ror ~ honor
c. - - hImo crone hustle
=. ,,,i.t. sorara ,octl;re md
So, - t.',o,,a, =, ,allov, nuns
-. - 80 H. oornfIo,ors
- - p"..oii ,,s;d ~ honor
Nv mo - 1900 80 80. rou,,
Sba oarr;od hououot NJ mink
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-07
Flint Churches
In Back To
Church Move
Catholics, Protestants
Join Hands

FLINT Micb -uara 4bs1 i1.o
bu,Jre5 readsre ~ CatboIic and
pro,ostsn, ter, cor,bjDe5 tbeir
torcos Surday in koening with the
soiri, ~ tho nroc,smation Of pres
idert Roosevelt, and Governor Dick
49, ~ narticinating in the
n,tior.u,ide back N church move
nert
tn 1.rsa corsregation at MI
O,ira ohurch sundsv morning was
s,,555iSs,z oyrrosSioTiso =rooTcrsfior,
80 ,ha ror1ainino Nagro churches
Of ,he citv
Poy r Turnin nastor NJ Mt
Oi;,,o pant;st church referred 10
Rorars -. 81 beseech Won there
foro hretbren nv the mercies of
CO mt you nresent your bodies
Ti,,;nr sacrifico bolv arcentabe
INTO Ca which is YOUR reasonable
service ." Ana as his subject There
l. LII ono NAV 10 neace"
"NTa.o ~ iooo yo.rs ago there
,raoisr.tion coming from
~ - -,a,,p.oia tnn An tbrougb these
~ .-'o - CO.. eve ,bere has
, go m,ay Iaid ont for neace In
di.,idnals nations have refused to
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-07

ing. MY Last Goodbye: Leroy
Coleman in dance and song num-
Der "Nakisaki" and Mrs. Johnelle
Green Kersey in a lovely number
Exactly Like You then came the
Russell and St6Ckmau dance-teaha'
in "Jitterbug"; Dave Robinson a
local crooner. over the Rainbow +;
George Grier sending the folks
with My Reverie," and last but
not least the famous Golden Leaf
orchestra really swung out win
Thomas Foster, saxophonist of the
Saginaw Sunshine tavern blowing
if out with the boys. The hour con-
cluded with the presentation Of the
officers of the club.
Mrs. A. Cromwell. president
Mrs Ted Roman. secretary; Mrs.
j Lott, treasurer; Mrs. Booker Bar
ion. ex-president; Mrs. Hill Mrs
Coleman,-Mrs. Cant, and Mrs. Mel
son. we're named as the committee
responsible for the success OF the
hour.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-07
CLUB "25"

CLUB "25"
FLINT, -Mich--Club .25" at their
last business meeting elected Les
ter Haley, president; DR.. J. D. Will
son. vice president; Grover Chill
dress, secretary; Albert Martin. as
sistant secretary; Charles Cable,
sergeant at arms. A vote Of thanks
was given the retiring president,
Virgie James, for having led the
club to such a successful year fl
nancially and socially. Remember
-they-were-esponsibie-tormany
swanky affairs throughout the
year. Congratulations to the new
prexy, Mr. Haley. We just know
he has plenty of vim, vigor and
new ideas.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-07

Noah Morris, 49, Of ,l232i7 Hick-
DRY street. was found guilty by a
circuit court jury today Of a bur-
glary at a gasoline station at 1920
North Saginaw street. Judge Paul
" Gadola deferred sentence to
Friday and sent Morris to the coun-
ty jail.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-07

Plttsourghi come
October 5
Will also be
heard in several
southern states:
Texas. Georgia
and others.
Jack Benny's
Rochester will
again be on the
air waves about
October 8
and is due to
sign a 35-Week
contract un d er
the Paramount
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-07

And all the musical cats had a
jam good time at Breads Monday
black The joint went leapin' as
swing minded cats laced up 10 neck
with hep boots carried on like big
'towners TO go along with harmony
unjived and to try blowing off the
top OF the world . as each took
his turn as rideman, with occasional
hot licks by some get-off man 90.
all in all the session was sharp, cool
and way too solid for an Ickie
Kid Lips Hackett flash drum.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-07

At a. m. Saturday police were
notified that a woman had been
heard screaming in the neighbour
hood of Massachusetts, and Flint
river. Immediately upon investisa-
ton found Alberta Hardin who
lives at lI46 Maple as the scream
ing suspect. She was believed to
have been drunk at the Tine of
arrest
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-07
FLINT SOCIETY
JUST. US BRIDGE CLUB
COCKTAIL HOUR

FLINT, Mich ~ FThe just US
Bridge club was hostess TO more
than 300 guests at the Golden Leaf
club last Sunday evening. The
quests Of honor OF The evening were
the less than two hours newlyweds,
Mr. and Mrs William Kersey. and
according to the former Golden
Leaf maestro. Marcellus Wilson,
Johnelle CMrs. Kersey) used to
be first, but she comes second
now"
Among the many other celeb
rites from in and out OF town
we're the honorable Mr. and Mrs.
Rueben Patton, the ex-mayor oil
Paradise Valley, and mayor oil
Bonneville Flint, Ssmuel-McClarin
and the first lady Mrs. Matilyn
Sims McClarin. cx-msyor oil
bonneville; Magnus Clark, and the
wife. Mrs. Magnus Clark; Mr.. and
Mrs James Turner OF Detroit, we'll
known 10 the folks Of Flint, Mr..
and Mrs. L. Nedd of Detroit; Harry
Badgley, and sister, Miss Celia
Badgley. David Hit and Miss Inca
watkins of the Watkins funeral
home. The Badgleys and Hills are
from Saginaw; Miss Marie Walden,
MIR and Mrs. Plez Swan, Mr.. and
Mrs Wendall Owens. in-laws Of
the newly weds; Dr. and Mrs, ]. D.
wilson. William Gazette Of Battle
Creek, son Of Mr. and Mrs John
Cayett Of Crockett street; Mr., and
Mrs Branon. Mr. and Mrs Grover
Childres Mr.. and Mrs, E. Leanier,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Haley, James
Matthews. Miss Oma Metcalfe. Nate
Walker, Mrs. Mary Shivers and
mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Art Freeman
CLAYTON Williams Of Bay City. Mr.
and Mrs |. Beck. Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnny Thompson. Mrs Archir
Parks. and a large number OF
quests whose names, on account Of
The large number present We failed
TO note.
-rWrW cunu
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-07

Mrs. Caleabell Walker OF Names
street is back home from week S
vacation in Toledo with friends
While in Toledo she was the house
guest of Mrs. Margaret Hawkins OF
the South side and the guest OF
Miss Marie Reynolds Of WhitlocK
apartment. Of Belmont avenue
Mrs Walker was the recipiept OF
many social affairs given in her
honor.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-07

merl. La Mar Hampton tsax mani.
Joe Askew skin beaterl. Carter
Smith Ctrombone). Russell Green
(irumpeU, Jack Perkins tsax mani,
Buford Pugh (hide beater). Bill
Goodman Swing and hot lick plan
isp AL dug in for a hot session
musical 1--WE, working up to 4 scorch-
ing climax OF improved musical
hot and slick. Also enjoyed
the championship OF Mary "Boogie
Woogie Queen" Lockhart, Lawrence
Rabbit" Lockhart. Edna "Jitterbug'
Starks and Stella Merry Widow"
James who SO kindly gave yours
truly a lift out TO Breads Grill in
a cool short
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-07
HOUSING GROUP
IN AMATEUR
KODAK TILT
Cash Prizes To Go To
Winners

!. Picture should tell a story Of
bad housing in Detroit The ad-
dress or approximate address of the
picture should be given pictures
by professional photographers,
showing what is wanted. will be
exhibited in the five libraries Oc-
tooer TO 28)
2 The contest is for amateurs
only.
8 Any size camera may be used,
any number Of prints submitted by
one persons. and the prints may be
OF any size.
4, Contestants should give their
names, addresses and telephone
numbers, or telephone numbers
where they may be reached in
case the negatives OF their pic
lures are required
5 Mail all prints to the Citizens
Housing and Planning Council, l7l9
Fenobscot Building, Detroit.
6. The deadline date is Thursday,
Oct %. AL prints must be received
by the Housing Council on that
date.
7 All telephone calls should be
made to the Housing Council, Ra
1891.
8 All prints become the prop
err Of the Housing Council.
8 Negatives OF the winning pic
lures become the property of the
Housing Council.
10. The Housing Council SHALL
have the right, on request, to use the
negative of any print submitted.
II No picture should be sub
nitted with a person or persons
on it, unless the consent OF those
persons is obtained.
r. Pictures will be judged ac-
cording to subject matter and photo
graphy,
First prize SIS in cash.
Second prize-Sl5 in merchandise
Three or more prizes OF $40 each
In merchandise.
Five prizes of $500 each in mer-
chandise.
The cash prize is provided by
friends of the Housing Council
Merchandise prizes are given by
Acme Camera Exchange, 1907 Wash
inston boulevard; Detroit Camera
Shop, 325 State street; Kluges Cam
era Shop l649l Woodward, and L.
Black Company, l54o Woodward.
Information
/. The Is pictures selected for
final choosing will be enlarged to
II IA
2. Prints OF these will be exhib-
ited at the main library and four
branches.
3. The professional exhibit will
be from October TO October %.
4. The exhibit OF the is best pic
lures will be from October 30 to
November IL.
S. A popular vote during the
amateur exhibit. will determine the
prize winners. Any person visiting
the exhibit may vote.
6. Decisions will be announced as
soon after November II as possible.
Photographs will be on exhibit
ton at: Main Public Library, Wood
ward and Kirby, head of Grand
Stairway; Downtown Library, Ora
toit and Farmer; Conley Branch,
1900 Martin tnear Michigan; Mon
teith Branch, l4l0O Kercheval;
Parkman Branch, 1855 Oakman
boulevard tnear Ewaid Circle
Judges: William NJ Reese, Helene
Tholoe Alex Linn Trout
Sponsors: Warren E. Bow. DR.
Katherine Chamberlain, DR., Fran
CTS B. Dreamer, DR.. Leo NJ Frank
lin. Willis H. Hall, DR.. Robert W.
Kelso. Mrs. Schmarya Kleinman, F..
Gardner Legg, William P. Lovett
Mrs James McEvoy, Mrs. Irene E
Murphy, Miss Claire NJ. Sanders.
DR.. Lent D. Upson, Dr.. Roy E. Vale
and Miss Edna N. White.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-07
TWO TREATED
AFTER CUTTING SCRAPE

William Kimble was ordered
held after being released from
Hurley after he had been treated
for a Ratchet wound across his
mouth inflicted by a woman named
Parlee Watkins, 1918 ST. John af-
ter she had been cut by him. They
both we're treated at the hospital,
according to police.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-07

Miss Pearl Phillips, teacher IN
Jackson. Tenn. a graduate of Lane
college. is here visiting her, broth
--r-Ruorr.-Pifii+ips-t,f -k-t'fs--etfett-
wbo has been i'll for several
months. Miss Phillips has planned
u stav-tu- Flint wftA-heF- brother
throughout the winter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-07

According to police Daisy Brown
was the recipient Of a nice cut on
the finger when she intervened IN
an effort to prevent woman from
being cut by man at Industrial
and Jameson streets. last week.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-07
y X X
CAR MOVES HOUSE

A late model Ford violated Flint
traffic ordinance about midnight
Saturday by the driver attempting
to widen the intersection of Fay
and Twelfth street Considerable
damage was done to the house on
the corner and to the front of his
car when he ran into it with great
force. The driver after seeing il
could not be moved took off"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-07

Mrs. Modessa Allen Of Falkland
avenue who has been home from
the hospital for several weeks Is
convalescing nicely at her home.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-07
BRoAD'S GRILL

BROAD'S GRILL
Saw fast, Snsppy snow here with
Peggy Joyce carrying on in her
love it. love it" manner always
a crowd pleaser Nehi Berry al
ways comes on with better. naugh-
tier jokes but then it's all for fun
.... Pedro, the dancing dynamo. did
a song and dance like an old time
minstreler. and won an encore. Did
some nifty stuff with a cane. The
show was three acts Of fast. smooth
singing. dancing and fun 1--WE. all
ment al this popular nitery Breads
for your amusement and entertain
new show-place is scheduled to open
within next few weeks. should be a
rye place for nite-lifers 10 jump in
will tell you more later. Alabama
Slim did a number and won tire
mendous approval for his table-tap
act.
Mrs. Ben Saulters tcincy. Ohio
and Mrs. Robert Randall (NY.C)
who Is visiting her relatives. the
Ben ceciis Of Beechwood street.
were having their fun at Blue Bird
Inn during the Monday blue hour
they were delighted with the fun
and gayety found at this fun spot.
Sidney Brooks, local artist. tells
that -heeH-eenfined to Trinity
hospital, where he underwent two
minor operations is getting around
slowly now Chester Rentie. May
or ef= p N-HePeHts- he has improved
from that ailment been keeping in
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-07

some time ago. It was further re-
vealcd that George had told his
friends that he had so much fun
with the money he got from sale Of
the hogs that he had changed his
name ana signed his check as
George HOES
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-07

In another section OF the city a
man was walking down the avenue
with a strange woman, so he says,
and after a few moments discovered
that he as minus Sll.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-07
FEteNioBS ASSAULT

According to Archie Parks Mach,
hurry Marshall was arrested last
Saturday for beating Pallee Collins
OF 36l7i7 Michigan.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-07

J. c. Wilson ITO Lcith was
treated at Hurley Sunday for a
cut on the right side Of the face
received in a fight with his be-
lieved to be girl friend
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-07

yet awhile wish him a speedy re-
=eovers'9tfere= -r1uch-work- to=be
done by his honor. the Mayor.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-07

Myra johnson plantation, Anne
Sutton CWalton's Studio) were part
Of the gay party making things well
all right al Blue Bird Inn, Mon
day afternoon. Claudia Wheeler
Willie and Willie, and Marjorie
Montgomery are displaying sepia
talent at ofay Hollywood Inn. Club
Frontenac Cofay) is featuring the
music Of Cecil Lee and his boys ...
have heard the Grand Central hotel
is the place" to go when you want
to put on the dog and fall into a
fun shop and to 1--WE away the COM
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-10-07
Top Spots In
NTTELIFE

Bout Theatre Folks
Foreign Stuff: Roland Hayes, in
ternstionally famed tenor will open
this seasons tour with a recital in