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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-18
By Alfredo CIIngman

The Candlestlck club will give
a party Friday. March II. at the
home OF Mrs. Nelson. on st. Aubin
avenue, Joe Brown, Jr.. is presi-
dent; l. Haywood. secretary: W.
J. Brown, treasurer.
The Hi-Lite A. c. will give a
"ric Jam session." March rs. at
the international hall. on Yeaman
street
The Minervae club had a host OF
guests at Brownies Lunch. on
Delmar and Holbrook. recently
The clubs president was first to
speak over the mike" followed
Iby Joe Alfred. Nora Birch, Daisy
Grey, Bessie Hamilton. w. Camp.
bell. Jewell williams. Trade
woodall. velma Hamilton, Willie
Lee Mahome. Dock English. and
w. Byrd. All made spicy talks.
Did you know that?
The Dermids are a bashful
group? q. Coats is q plnch-hitter
for G. Merritt? w. Byrd Is q
practical joker? Nero Essic lost
his fiddle? wllbert Campbell, a
professor? Il wonder why and
howl Joe Thomas spends much OF
his time downtown in Hamtramck
Joe says he goes to visit Marie
Nunley's big brother. Marie Is q
very attractive young lady. by the
way.
You can say what you will. but
we are doing a lot OF thinking. ]
T.
At certain party on March T.
which two couples went on the
porch. TO dance In the fresh airg
Just to inform all the girls who
have their caps set for the one
and only Sugar Dorsey" better
remove the caps. for he is trying
to take up where a certain Der
mid" left off. Good luck Good
by. column friends. until next
week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-18
HAMTRAMCK
BY Hiram Crawford

The League for Better Relations
met March Is at s p. m. at the
Strickland Funeral home on Nit
chell street. A financial report
OF the social given last week was
made by John Franklin.
President Crawford elaborated
on the deplorable unemployment
situation In which he said:
"Mr. Smith OF the Child Place
ment Bureau at the Hamtramck
High school. who places on the
average of three hundred persons
in jobs a year, has failed to place
one colored. Businesses such as
Maxs Jewelry. II and S. Clothes,
Dave Stobet, Grantz, A and P
Stores and many others are pat
ronized largely by colored citizens
but they refuse to hire colored
VIII the League stand idly by and
watch youths future destroyed?
rs this type OF business men
democratic American citizens? Do
they have their minds set on max
ing this democracy a better place
to live in or are they trying to be
a Hitler in America? Do the
merchants on Jos. Campau offer
colored citizens pobs with salaries
so they can live comfortably: or
are they adopting a policy similar
to Hitler by combining Negroes to
the non-property owning class
with low-salaried jobs?"
Bishop Martin To Speak
Bishop John B. Martin. will be
guest speaker at st. Peters Zion
church. Sunday. March 10. at 3 ..
m.
Mayor Kainar and Judge Arthur
Rocks. OF Hamtramck. will extend
official welcome to this prominent
churchman and leader.
Rev. MetcaIf, pastor OF the
church. will broadcast a special
message program for the older
members OF the church at 11:15 D.
m, over Station wJBK, Sunday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-18
SIants OF Ybsilanti
BY Mrs. EugenIa O'Bannon

terest OF the Women's club.
Friday. March "a. the Gospel
Choral union will present the ma
tIonal officers IN a concert at Har-
riet Street school at pm. spon-
sored by the Women's club. So set.
your ticket now and avoid the rush.
The Gospel quintet rendered
program Sunday afternoon at
Campbell chapel. Whitaker. spon-
sored by the club OF which Mira.
Jessie Smith is captain. These
singers Will sing al the morning
service OF this church Sunday,
March rs.
Mrs W. j. Francis recently at
tended the burial OF her nephew,
Mr.. Bruce Mulbane Of St Louis.
MO.
Mrs. Minnie Carter OF North
street died In Beyers hospital sun
day. March at 4 pm. The body.
accompanied by Mrs. Nancy An
derson, sister was taken TO Mem
phis. Tenn. for burial.
We are also sad 10 report the
death OF little Irene Williams,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Williams. who died Tuesday.
March Z at 6 pm at Beyers hos
pital.
Worthy Robertson sustained in
jury while on his job at Fords
plant.
Pete Broods is seriously III at
Ford's hospital
A group OF young ladies' gave
baby shower Thursday. March ..
for Mrs. verna Wilson. bride OF
last year Mrs Wilson and her
husband james. are very popular
among their friends The shower
was held az the home Of Mr.. vii
sons parents.
Alphonso Robertson is able to be
out after having suffered an in
jury on his job.
Those on the sick list are Mrs.
Sarah Newton. OF First avenue and
Mrs. Atkins. Both are reported
seriously III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-18
VielUs of kalamazoo
BY julius c. Baker

depot, after a recent attack oil
influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oden, OF Chicago
motored TO Kalamazoo last Sun
day, for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. S. Birch and family. on Crum
avenue. Mrs. Birch and daughter
Frances. accompanied the Odens
back to Chicago. where they will
visit for ten days.
Mr.. GOWN. OF S. Haven, was the
week end guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ted Conner.
Mrs. Willie Scott was reported
on the sick list last week.
Watch next weeks Tribune for
opinions on the approaching Henry
Lewis-Dave Clark fight.
Kindly assist your local news
boy. by getting all news to him
by Saturday night. or no later
than Sunday afternoon.
Harlem Hits and Bits
A. G.-what do you think OF b.
NJ. jitterbugging?
Who is NJ. WIS new heart in
terest?
d. G.-"An old flame never
dies"
z. II. and the boy from Niles
surely did rock last Friday.
Flash B. NJ. and NJ. W. are go
ing 10 Harlem.
Which two girls would like TO
tell +. NJ. thing or two?
Who are the two runaways7
II. w.-who's the new INTEREST,"
II o. @. only knew.
NJ. H.--was he really good Look
ing?
Who are the four gossips?
Is there really something be-
tween n. w. and II. E..
What about the triangle among
T. d.. \. NJ. and s. b.? DO tell Il.
D.-Somebody misses your lovely
face.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-18

The Crescent club held their
regular business meeting at the
Douglass Community center, last
Wednesday evening. at the usual
hour.
The Girls unit held its weekly
meeting at the home Of Mrs. Vera
Perkins. 304 Balch street, last
Wednesday evening. DR.. T. J.
Woodford spoke to the group. his
theme being "The Psychology and
Anatomy OF the Hands and Feet"
Mrs. b. Blow. OF Acme Paint
company. was guest speaker last
Thursday afternoon. at the Home
Decoration classes. Her subject
was. "Color Schemes In Home
Decorations" II was well receiv-
ed.
The Douglass Community center
sponsored its st. Patrick Day
dance at the center last Friday
evening. 1t was well attended and
enjoyed.
The A. NJ. r. church Is spon-
soring fish supper" In the
church dining room, Thursday.
March 20. Serving will begin at
$3.50 D. m. Admission will be %
cents. All are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Bell are
the proud parents OF a baby boy,
born February 16. aud chrIstened
Harold Theodore Bell.
Word has also been received
here that Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Hill. OF Buffalo. N. Y. are the par
ents OF baby girl. Mrs. Hill was
formerly Miss Henrietta Russell. o
formerly Miss Henrietta Russell,
OF this city and graduated from
the local High school.
Mrs. Lula May Is confined at
home with influenza. She resides
with Mrs. Ted Conner. on Crum
avenue.
c. Haithcock has returned TO his
position at the New York Central
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-18
NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Busby mot
ored to Flint, Mich. to visit their
daughter and son, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rhonenee. They were ac-
companied by their granddaugh-
ter, little Reatta Simpson.
Little T. wohls. Jr. spent the
week end with his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Busby.
Mrs. Rosa Lee Martin. wife Of
Elder A. b. Martin. Is recovering
from recent illness.
Murphy Rogers lately under
went an operation. He Is conval-
escing at home.
Mrs. Sallie Harden is improving,
She has been Ill for several weeks.
Mrs. Margaret Gilllson and Mrs,
Leona Mass are visiting their re-
latives at Hopkinsville, KY.
Mrs. Mass was accompanied by
her son and daughter, Peggy and
George. Their visit will continue
two weeks. Grandmother Mass Is
keeping house for the boys. until
Mrs. Mass returns.
The principal OF the Lincoln
school sponsored Bohemian az
fair last Friday night. for the To-
cal clubs. at which time activities
of the school and center were fea-
tured. Clubs represented. included
Colored Citizens Civic club. Mo-
theirs Union club. Gray "Y'. Busy
Bee. Happy Hour. Girl Scouts and
Brownies, Art and Handicrafi
clubs, Basketball Champs. Paul
Robson club, Men About Town
and others.
The marriage OF Mrs. Evelyn
Brown to Robert Chapman was an
nounced last Saturday night. al
the birthday party OF her husband
The couple were married on his
birthday. March IL, at Angola, Ind
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman and guests
had breakfast at Midway Inn.
We regret TO learn OF the death
OF the late Mrs. Fred Johnson. Sur
viving are her husband, two sons
two daughters and other relatives
Death also claimed another pro
minent citizen in person OF the late
Mrs. Campbell. OF Main street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-18

\ -. program given by the wo-
=, club. featured the Northern
n ''.,., JuDilees. the Wonder
ys.r quartet, the Douglass assoc com ;
"" - hand. sunday March o.
NUM- n in observance of Nation
hsr IT,. week. Miss Katherine
" :. was mistress OF ceremon'e =.
i I''n'ure reading from l Psalm ,a 20
'Serip'u',s ~ nIne-year-old villa Lee
vas lsu o ~ numbers included an
PORE. ,,suial solo. Miss Dorothy y
i1snu ... ak progress OF YOUTH
B's sssav porter. a poem by Wen
" y T Hunter. and a selection by the
a. Sar,ssrn junior Jubilee s including aas
No''u', No You DO" Swing Low,
. ss.s, t Chariot" and I'm Tell Ut !.
ssss. ,,'o,. I Go - violin solo. Miss
wiener vIs'srM cGuire, accompanied by by
van Mcclure; Instrumental solo,
NV Nv Nicholas; selection by Doug
,ss csommunIiy band; trio. Miss
~ ,',0Ice Mae Howard. Miss Mary
, ,'snsOu. and Miss Cooper.
~, PettIford is pastor. Mrs.
NV y" G, Williams was chairman OF
~. ma nrogram; Mrs. X. l.. Porter d.
rcIress.
rho Missionary societies OF the
~ neld a union fellowship pray
:. ~ .srvIce last week. The morning
..-s,cs was conducted by Mrs.
mn u 81 the church OF God; Mrs.
,,n OF Friendship Baptist; and
~ parks. OF the Church OF God
n christ. Lunch was served at l
pm
The afternoon service was con-
ducted BY Mrs. NJ. Alien, OF Union
mutIst church. Eight missionary
.orie,Ies we're represented. Mrs.
p,s.Ie Benton is president OF the
Missionary group Of Mt. Zion Bap-
ar. Mrs. Nellie Davis, OF Church
a. God. si4 williams street; Mrs.
p,ttiiord. AME church. Pine street;
Mrs. Matte Allen. Union Baptist;
Mrs Hail-Stock, OF Church OF God
In Christ: Mrs. Fletcher. Friend
,hIp Baptist church; Mrs. Hill. pre-
sident Of the Missionary group OF
Church Of God: and Mrs. l. A.
Brown, organizer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-18
Pontiac news

The Crusaders defeated the Bar
nstts, S4-e7 IN a basketball game
|. last week one more game re-
mains to be played to decide the
city championship.
John Woodward was called to
|, Alexandria. La. this week because
Of The illness Of his father.
Mr.. Henry Jones, Bagley street,
a on the sick list with the FLU.
Nnnus Harris. Jr.. Is out again
and well enough to return to
school.
The Rev. Robert Hoover, acting
pastor OF Newman AME church,
spoke from The Power OF Pray
err sunday morning. The juve-
nile choir rendered a program at
':sO, directed by Mrs. Cora Currie.
The board meeting was held In the
parsonage March IL. The pro-
gram March l6 for the $500 rally.
from New Years to Easter, will be
directed by Mrs. Cora Spears.
| Presiding Elder Washington will
Be in charge OF services March
~ The quarterly conference will
Be held the same evening.
Hope has been expressed for
he attendance OF the pastor at
'As conference.
Mt, Melee. Sunday school SUPER
inlendent. has begun his Easter
program.
The trustees OF ST. John M. T..
church, held a program at three
o'clock. The Rev. Robert Hoover
osilvered the sermon. The Rev.
O. G. Walker. is pastor.
The Rev. John ID. Powell. pastor
VI macedonia Baptist church. spoke
u Ine morning. The junior choir
',noered program at three o.
soCk under the auspices OF the
ASslonary society. Mrs. Ger
nuoe Flemmings. directed the
1irU at six o'clock.
Inc Rev. James r. Flemmings
Rain" so'"s "
l0e ANE Zion church, on Lake
r ,..s' heard Bishop John w.
.aun. Sunday. The. Rev. J. M.
I.enell Is pastor.
Tue Rev. +. b. Reed. pastor of
-. hope Baptist church, spoke
- Your Soul Insured?" sun
~ morning. navid Breaux, blind
..'s' aud gospel singer, ended
49,, ~''es Of programs at three o.
IVA A Mr. Breaux lives in Ecorse.
ns'ne 5. Browning. Michigan
sparIment OF Health. spoke on
a'aial health.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-18

to vote for your candidates. as
councIlmen In the persons OF the
Rev. o. b. Jones and J. DENNY.
Magnolia simms Ii church re-
porter.
j. w. Washington Of Pontiac
spent the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. King OF Carlysle avenue.
The Rose Bud Sewing club met
at the home Of Mrs. 8. Shaw. The
hostess served delicious lunch
after the business hour. The club
will meet next at the home OF Mrs
u. Weston. Mrs. A. p. Morris Is
president.
Mrs. Alberta Talbert OF 1924 VIII
lian street Is In the Sumby hos
pital, River Rouge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-18
W HIT TAKER

A stirring message was deliver
ed by Pastor A. Knowles at Camp
bell Chapel church last Sunday.
The theme was The Great Ply
sician," text, Matt. 4:23. Visitors
at the service were Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Johnson. Lewis Freeman and
mother, Mrs. Emma Freeman; and
Mrs. Hickman. OF Ypsilanti.
The souls OF many were stirred
Sunday afternoon, as they listen
ed to the harmonious voices OF the
Ladies' quintet, OF Ypsilanti. They
rendered fine program. under
the auspices OF the Busy Bees club
which is working in the rally.
Wednesday evening, a fine union
service was held and well attend
ed as Rev. II. @. Simmons. OF
Brown Chapel. Ypsilanti. presented
Evangelist Thursell Baylis. a
searching message was delivered.
Rev. Simmons was accompanied by
many of his congregation. The
Gospel Heralds also furnished ex-
cellent musical numbers. Mrs.
Edna Kersey was directress; Mrs.
Gladys Benton. pianist.
David Blake. Jr. OF Ann Arbor,
and Misses Beulah and Arlene
Grinnage. Of Ypsilanti. were call
ers at the Bryant home. last Tues
day. Mr.. and Mrs. George Bryant
visited their granddaughter. Miss
Zorabelle Richardson. at the Uni
versity hospital. last Wednesday
They also called on Mrs. Alice An
derson and Mr.. and Mrs. Hilliard
Morris. in Ann Arbor.
An inspiring meeting OF the
Mary +. Handy missionary society
wds held at the home OF Mrs.
Nancy Alexander, last Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Alice Bryant made
a report on the Missionary Study
book. Luncheon was served by
the hostess.
Miss Wanda Smith was among
the twenty chosen from the prelim-
inaries, to enter the freshman
speech contest. at Michigan State
Normal college.
The social given last Saturday
evening at the church. by the Will
ling Workers club. was somewhat
hindered by the storm. but all
present enjoyed the affair. Mrs.
y. Alexander was chairman.
The Bryant sisters had Misses
F. Carter and Wanda Smith for
dinner guests last Sunday.
The youth OF the church will
render program AZ Campbell
Chapel. Sunday. March 10. al 3 p.
M. Guest numbers will be present
ed by representatives from York
Baptist church. Willis, Saline. and
Ypsilanti.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-18
ROSNvlLLE
BY J. Norris
st. Luke Church

Although the weather was incle-
ment sunday. 81. Luke's Sunday
School convened at $3.50 a. m.
Morning service opened at iO:45.
The pastor. Rev r. Smith. prc-ch-
ed from Ephesians gill. subject.
Prepare For War" X. Patter-
son was a visitor.
Pastor Smith and the choir
members attended The meeting OF
the Union Of Choirs NJ Hamlet
temple
The A. c. league met at s D. m
The Missionaries will meet With
Mrs. NJ. Braxton. Thursday. at
2. m.
Choir rehearsal will be held Fri
day at Z p. IN.
Quarterly meeting will take place
Sunday. March 10 at ST. Luke. Or.
Blake will preside. Representa-
tives OF vincent Chapel. Quinn
road. will attend Rev Williams
IL pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-18

Sunday school was opened at
$3.50 by the Supt. Mr.. Goss. The
lesson was Peter delivered From
Prison" The school was address
ed by Frank Greer.
Service began at 1880 by the
Deacons. The choir assisted by
the Blue Eagles Quartet. render
ed lovely program. Rev. Gadson
spoke from 80 chapter, Deuteron-
omy 9-12 verses. his subject. Eagle
stirring his Nest"
The Junior choir rendered a
program Sunday night which was
enjoyed by all.
On the sick list OF the communi-
| ty are: Mr.. McDuffie of S12 Tes-
nessee. Mrs. Hazel Rodgers. $40
Tennessee. Mrs. Lee In Ann Arbor
| Is reported some better.
The Faithful Building group will
sponsor social at the home OF
Mrs. Frank Turner Saturday March
| IS. at S34 Tennessee. The public
is cordially invited.
Young Set
Once again we find ourselves
engaged In an exchange OF Idle
chatter so why not start out with:
What has happened to the one and
only Robert Taylor? Has he called
the whole thing off or was It only
for a night?
Leroy Dickerson and Maybelle
McDuffie we're doing fine for
themselves Sunday night and we
might mention william Goss and
80" weren't doing so bad either.
Is there really any truth in the
story that Ruth Travis and Frank
Greer were bit by the same love
bug? We wonder!
What has happen& to Allen
Rodgers, can it be love or turn
for better. let's hope for the latter.
We have heard rumors that En-
NETT has forsaken jitterbuging,
now what do you think?
Does Clarence Wilson really
keep Mary Ellen Smith so well
dated or is she putting up front!
1t Is learned that Mary Turner
is searching for good and depend
able boyfriend. II you know OF one
please inform yours truly OF such.
News is news and ]. T. was
seen out without Spencer Lemons
and that is news.
We wonder who John Ussery
visits so regularly on Sunday at
ternoons living on Corners, we
thought his affections was across
the river. or maybe we are mis-
| taken.
Going, Going, Comet Yes. It hap
pened, Hugh Allison went to the
Navy and left his friends broken
hearted and what will Gertrude
Browning do now?
Oh Boy! Eats! enjoy an Italian
Supper with those lovely Phyllis
Wheatley's at the Franklin Settle
ment on March 29 at Z o'clock.
What does Godfather (Goldie)
Dickerson mean by putting her and
Gertie's picture in her locket
which Helen Harden gave her for
Graduation. Is 1t frame up on
Waymon?
At the Ballot Dance Friday night
things did really happen. The
Soy club put on the battle OF swing
between Isaac Goodwin and Ma
thew Rucker. but who staged the
second.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-18
ALBION

James Curtis, an Al student
has become a member OF the Hon
or society" No other local color
ed student has ever before receiv-
ed this honor. James. being q good
student. is also a member OF the
debating squad and president Of
the school choir.
The Equal Rights league gave a
very entertaining party, Thursday
night, at Gilmore hall.
Alduffy McCracken, former re.
sident OF Albion. who how lives In
Chicago. spent last week end In
this city.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pres
ton Curvey was damaged by fire
Tuesday morning.
The newly-organized Girls. Pur-
ity club gave their first party Fri
day night. at the home OF Mrs. r
Biggs. 1t was a social success
Roberta Wright is president. Min.
ME Richmond IL secretary; Thelms
Harris, treasurer: and Mrs. l.
Kemp, advisor. Meetings OF the
club are held each Sunday.
Miss Cora Blackman, OF Lans.
Ing, is spending the weekend in
Lansing. visiting her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Blackman.
Approximately twenty-five col
ored youth OF junior high age at,
tended the junior banquet at the
school. last Saturday night. AL
present had an enjoyable time.
Tribute was gigen to coloret
Golden Glovers by Vic Nesterenko
(white) for their excellent fight.
ing ability. All members OF Wash.
ington Gardener. the boxers arc
McCacken. James Wright, Harr,
Parker, and the Dixon brothers
Carsby and Emmett.
Eddie Oliver is still leading hi.
fellow players in basketball. with
SO points. Third on the list II
Ralph Banks, with 56 points.
Mrs. Elizabeth Foster, Melisss
Hart, Eddie Wilson, Elverta Haw
kins. Anna Wyatt, and Alice Gan
visited Mrs. M. Griffith last Sunda,
at Battle Creek.
James Goldsmith. OF Gary. Ind
spent Saturday and Sunday In AL
bion. visiting friends.
Mrs. Jessie Wall underwent ar
operation Monday morning. a.
Sheldon Memorial hospital.
Hazel Blackman has resumed
her studies at school. after {
weeks illness.
Rev. s. S. Harris, pastor o
AME Zion, Battle Creek, and hi,
choir, were guests OF lewis Chape
AME Sunday. Rev. Harris
preached a very impressive ser
mon.
Young Folks Talk
Gaynor-Why the tears!
Cute little Agnes Burch 4,
laughing over sweet nothings Of
r. III.
The ever-popular Joe r. is seer
with Robbie w.
Christina II. still thinks about
Clarence c.
The Three Esquires" are: AL.
fred Burch. James Hawkins, and
Charlie Snyder.
Margie-Didn't Oliver look sharp
Sunday? Yes. you think so!
U. U. and Nola L. can be seen
walking through the halls OF dear
old w. G. almost any time.
Battle Greek Is still the attrac-
ton, boys and girls-You'll have
| fun.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-18
EAST END NEWS

Some attraction OF that grand
affair was. Charline Rainey with
someone else, we wonder.
We saw Louis but where was
Velma?
James Anderson was wondering
around without his wife. that's not
quite right James.
Welcome Rivers doesn't lose any
time getting around to see all the
young ladies.
Isabelle Greene and John HoIlI-
day were occupying a coy corner,
well. well, what do you know about
that,
Who would have thought Jose
phine McAffee was jitterbug?
Others seen there were Mildred
Mills. John Evans, Viola Dismol,
Ben Payne. (the one and only pest
Ulysses Wright Lee Paul Moore,
Mable Dear. Alvin Gilliard. Charl-
Inc DAWSON, Margaret Payne
Clarence Hall. Osceola Rivers
Fannie Tabor. waymon Rivers, Ed.
ward Mathews, Collie Dickerson
Juanita Young. Tommy Johnson
Fay Crook. Gretha Boone. Chris.
tine Mumford. Robert Taylor, May.
belle McDuffie, Frances Turner
and others.
Sugar Hill end OF the news.
While looking over the sporty
side OF the news let us call your
attention 10 some OF the High
School track results.
Southeastern won easily placing
high scores In most every event
Arthur jenkins was tied for first
In high jump. and Russell Nellie
took fourth In the mile at East.
ern. Tommy Slaughter surprised
his fellow mates by taking a first
In the thirty-yard dash.
Johnny Roxborough's first place
In his heat netted him a second
place (by his time). This was
Johnny's second time TO run the
mile and all Cass is proud Of his
lrecord.
Sunday the Junior Choir OF Eas,
Lake rendered program. They
wish to thank Henery Campbell fol-
his assistance as we'll as other
members.
Why is Mary Turner staying In
so much these days.
What young man fresh from
c-c-C camp has all the girls max
Ing goo-goo eyes at him?
What young lady Is falling for
Souiheastern's ace miller?
We'd like to know where Spen-
Ger Le-ons was the other night
when the fight broke out.
Say.Say Bill Trotter dom
spread it on so heavy. we're hip tc
your 1--WE now.
Guess who is the most popular
young man among the East Siders
Ask Ray Carter.
Come. Come. all you fellow citi
zens and put in a vote for your.
truly in the contest between rs
tella McDuffie. Ruby Gadson anC
Julia Mae Turner. sponsored b.
the East Lake Sunday school.
A newly organized athletic cluf
Is being formed by the younger
boys OF the East Side. Officers
are Nelson Scott. president; Fred
Taylor. vice president. James Rus.
sian, treasurer. Carl f. Parker
secretary; Everett Parker. CORES
ponding secretary. Norwood
Brooks, ergeant-at-arms.