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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-09
LAIR GROWS AvOCADOEs

Bert Lahr brought a crate of avo- cadoes to "The Wizard of Oz" set and distributed them among cast and crew. Lahr grew them on his ranch.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-09
Contract Bridge
By VIM. E. MCKINNEY Secretary of the American Bridge League

Expert Executes Neat Double Squeeze to Save Slam Con-
 tract in No Trump
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-09

A meeting of Division 57, A.O.H. will be held at Mechanics hall this evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-03-09

The food sale scheduled tobe held by Rine Rock circle, 34, Ladies of America, on March To at the Miller & Peck company has been post poned until March g.
Evening star., 1939-06-01

f1uSI bullIllldll, lOlIlltI OlllCldl VI
the American Red Cross, today took
over his new duties as administrator
OF Mutual Health Service, the new
prepayment medical care plan
sponsored by the Medical Society of
the District
Mr.. Buhrman was selected for this
post at a special meeting of the
Board of Trustees of M. H. S. last
night. This morning he launched
into his duties at headquarters of
the medical society, 1718 M street
NV. as he went into conference
with Theodore Wiprud, secretary of
the society.
Planning to familiarize himself
with all details of the comprehen-
sive program set up by the doctors
to furnish limited medical service
to a limited group Of people, princi-
pally in the lower income brackets,
Mr.. Buhrman will be located for the
present in the Medical Society
Building The Office of M. H. S.,
however, will not be continued in
the Medical Society Building, but
will be set up soon in a temporary
office elsewhere, it was explained by
Mr.. Wiprud.
500 Agree to Participate.
About 900 members of the Medi-
cal Society have agreed to partici-
pate in the program of M. H. S., it
was explained by Mr.. Wiprud. 1t
is expected also that associate men,
bers of the society located in nearby
States will participate as M. H. S.
expands its service.
Mr.. Buhrman was formerly active
IN the real estate business here. and
served in several positions with the
American Red Cross. At one time
he was national liaison represent
ative and field director, later direc-
tor of the annual roll call and public
relations for the Red Cross in
Brooklyn, N. Y. He is a graduate
of National University Law School
here and resides at 1915 I street
NV.
Pushing forward plans for actual
opening of H. M. S., Mr. Buhrman,
under direction of the board of trus-
tees, and in cooperation with Mr..
Wiprud, hopes to have his Office
set up in about two weeks.
How soon the new medical care
on prepayment plan will be ready
for patients was not ready for an
nouncement yet today, but further
details of the program are expected
momentarily.
NJ H. S. is designed by the Medi-
Evening star., 1939-06-01

Thee prices effective in all (unsss other,us
speced) until close of busnsss Saturday, 1885,
Evening star., 1939-06-01

cal Society to supply limited medical
care on a prepayment plan to the
following groups:
Employed persons under the age OF
so years in sound body and mind and
no known pending need, with in
comes of 1000 year or less for sim
gle persons, and $500 or less for
husband and wife combined in
come); 5000 additional being allowed
for each dependent, and in groups of
not less than 10.
The cost of this prepayment
service begins with a registration
fee of 81. Dues paid by subscribers
monthly are on the following basis:
Single person, ST so a month.
Husband and wife wife will not
be accepted without husband, $3.50
per month.
Family of any size, $3.50 per
month.
Among the limitations of the
service is that the patient-subscribe
must pay from his own pocket for
the first SIS in medical care in each
year. This applies to a single sub
Scrlber and to a husband and wife,
but not to other dependents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-09-10

himself to point where he'll be dogred enough to get
sleep trouble of those people kept awake
by caffen in coffee He should drink Sanka Coeets
e7eo cafen-free keep awake! Yet it's REAL
cofee-aH coffee Only the cafen removed and all the
flavor stays n Get Sanka Coffee at grocers tomorrow
drip" or regular" grind
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-09-10
imitation.

HUBBY WILL SAY: "Grandest coffee
ever tasted-this Sanka!" And the Coun-
Gil on Foods of the American Medical
Association says: "Sanka Coffee is free
from caffein effect and can be used when
other coffee has been forbidden"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13
NORTH END

An elaborate social affair was
sponsored by the Feathered Mer-
chants last Friday. Many were
present. The Feathered Merchants
Boosters (gills) acted as hoslesses.
The Teasing Brown club is one
OF the new local organizations The
Officers iNdnIe Henry Jackson,
president: Alma Day. secretary;
l.escer Brown. treasurer; Bertha
Dawson. business manager; Odean
Spearman. publicity director. The
chib will give a picnic az Elizabeth
Park, MAY 30. The group viii
leave from S626 Greeley street, at
. am
The Stag club gave buffet party
Thursday. at the home of W. Camp
bell Representatives were In at
tendance from various clubs. A.
Eccle.. Joe Campbell and g. Butler
represented the Modernisilcs r..
Malone. A. Clingman. r. Clements.
e.. Clingman and d. Henry club
Mnervae: l.. Clement. s hartley
and A. blanks. Seats club; NJ. Ma
son. Seplimetis: NJ Robinson and
A. Laurie. Sepias Six; u English
and W. Byrd. Fea1hered Merchants.
also many others
The club Mineryae will give a
spriug party. May II. at iio5 Alger.
Five awards will be given away.
Al are invited
The Seats club girls were stun
ming In their uniforms 81 powdered
blue blouses and white crepe pleat-
ed skirts. when they attended the
Feathered Merchants recent dance.
Chatter
say. p T. OF the Stays. did YOU
get your halls mixed np Thursday
or did Willetie imagine what she
saw? You were full ~ explana-
tions. | heard
Joe c.. YOU and Mary c. take II
slow. because Marion II. IA still in
terested. You get me, don't YOU
Md,
What gentleman VI The Stays
club is singing. IN You Ever
should Leave Me-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13
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ALBION

Revival To Open

Revival To Open
| The Rev Mrs. X. u. Palmer will
conduct a revival at Liggets chap
lei AME Zion church in Albion,
from MAY "a TO IS. She Ia an in
spring Gospel preacher and sing
er. A cordial invitation Is extended
to all.
The PTA executive board met
Wednesday night at the home OF
Mrs. Robert Pearson. The Char
mants met al the home OF Anne
Ruth Guys, Wednesday. Anne pre-
sided.
Miss Ruth Parker attended the
funeral OF her grandfather I'm Ly-
onsburg. Ala The Jubilee Singers,
Gary, Ind. have presented for the
past week very interesting pro-
gram at Bethel Baptist church
Local quartets have participated on
the program.
| The Rev. H. H. Carr and James
Sweet went TO Lansing last Tues
day TO attend the Electoral Col
lege OF the Michigan Conference
which elected delegates 10 the GEN
eral conference OF the African Meth
odist Episcopal church which will
he held in Detroit In l9i0.
The recreation dance was held
Friday night instead OF Saturday
Clarence Price and Buster sellers
Battle Greek. were over
The Albion track team won from
Marshall. 52-t3 at Alumni field
In The mile run y. Howard came in
second. H. Coleman was first IN
The hundred yard dash and Donald
Scott. third II Ellison was second
in the 440-yard dash, while Il. Cole
man was frst In the 22O-ysrd dash
and third in the high Jump Scott
was third in the SS0-yard run II
lC. Foster Was second and Ellison
third in the running high jump
The half mile was won by Marshall
with Roosevelt Coleman first
lRslph Banks IL track manager foI
Albion high school.
Junior church was held SUNDAY
Al the ANIE church The 4W quar-
let gave few selections.
Visitors in Albion sunday were
lake Buchanan, Leonard White
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernie Rule. RAYMOND
Isaac. and Bernard Scruggs.
All yonng persons. as we'll as thu
elders. are asked 10 help the Union
store IN the sales on SUNDAY i
will also give the younger SCI
some place 10 20.
Mrs. l.. Reed had guest from
Ypsilanti sunday afternoon ant
evening.
Young Folk
Ocela. did you know O NJ an,
A. r. are very much Interested i
looks like The real thing heiweei
VILLA and Ted. +. w. they sa,
grass Ia always green In The o'hel
field. Give an account ~ Yourself
child. ". C.. saving 10 ]. s. :"
cant get started Like the song
would my every prayer begin an'
end with Just your name.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13
AN OPEN LETTER TO CITIZENS
or KALAMAZOO
Dear Citizens

Dear Citizens:
For several years different par
ties aud persons have attempted TO
build a new center or community
house for the colored population OF
Kalamazoo.
Campaigns have been put on
many lines, and money has been
raised But these campo lgns soon
died and faded out Of the picture.
Today We are nearer having this
building. which the oolorcd citizens
have SO long dreamed of, than we
have ever been before.
OF course. money IL always need
ed when a building is necessary.
The total amount needed for this
building Is SllOoo However. Of
this amount, The colored citizens
have pledged 10 raise 81 900. And
the quickerthis money Is raised.
the quicker we can start our build
ing say our building because
this building. when finished. Will
not belong 10 one person. nor TO
any certain group Of persons; but
lwill belong TO every colored citizen
In Kalamazoo
II has heen heard mentioned that
there are many who Will be willing
To give when they see The building
started. Well. that Is The wrong at
liitide 10 take. Bu'. as | stated be-
fore, II takes money 10 construct
a building,
So. 10 my readers, | say give %
this worthy cause. and am sure
YOU viii be repaid by the enjoyment
which YOU and your friends will
receive when The building IS iinish-
ed
have been authorized 10 accept
any contribution which any OF my
readers. or others, wish 10 make
Each person donating Will he Civ
en- receipt for The given amount
The donation will be turned over
10 the proper persons in charge Of
the fund.
So. say 10 YOU colorcd citizens
| IL YOU want YOUR center. give and
give until Il hurts Let ~ all get
Together and put this drive over.
julius c. Baker
Mrs c. a. Hayes. Detroit, was a
Weekend guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
Warren Bradley North Park street
We are happy 70 report he re.
covery Of Mrs Oryal conner. Peel.
or street, from her recent Illness
Miss lean Davis is up following a
two-week illness. Mrs Ted Conner
has also recovered from a malady
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13

las D. Lee. held very impressive
membership drive last Saturday
night at Berea Me church.
This organization IL composed OF
civic minded men and women, who
have united In an attempt 10 re-
lieve the financial and economic
strain of the laboring population.
ANY registered voter Is eligible to
membership.
Questions pertaining TO Industry
and labor were discu"ed at the
meeting bv Messrs. lIaney aud
Tibbs. of the parent body who
pointed out that Worldwide polit-
zeal unrest is one of the chief
causes OF present-day unemploA
ment They said
"IndusirialIsts are afraid to
venture out TOO far. a. long as the
future is so uncertain. After nn-
merous experiments. It - now an
established fact that The only GER
tain way 81 pulling this country
ont OF It's tail-spln is through the
laboring man
The organization will meet at
seS l.aBelle avenue. Saturday. May
IL. at pm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13
W HIT


Tho childfen o' pa'h chanel
Spnday lorl wcre pleased 90 ha''
uura ns ihe.f pafcn's present last
snday as Boy encasctl iH a iallN.
4 hrl, SPICY pfpsf4m MAS render
anl neatly aye dollars was
aisnl ras'or s. knoMies spoke
hfiefly rom iNo sihiec' The
Surug of llopc" 7 cor. l5.l9-2o.
A. pan an overflow conereea-
flau WAS pfeser A. ihe proeram
given hv tho N3lnc Workers club
railN. with Mrs Nancy Alexander
as leader An octet from Rs' mel
AME cMch. Detroit and a eir'S
quintet. from Toledo ohio rcnder-
ed spl,udid masir charles WNH
and William Enzminger vere pre-
scented and made iu'ercstirs 'alNs.
The Rcv and Mrs a. Knowles.
AK on,pancd ~ r n Byars. Went
io Lansing last TUESDAY. who're Nj
B,,rs served as Law delegate in the
AME eioeo oral college.
The Frendly -Four qHswet. o.
Yrsinnr. sang Two selections a.
,he Community loagues play a.
Iinroin schor' reeenllv Wanda
Smith paved "Nalse Blue and
Aiy Hnar' ~ THY sweet Voice
Scorl Ok lie vouuccr so a.
licndcd The Ndy parts, given AZ Har-
lric,t school ia YpSiau''. asst Fri
das evening under auspices Of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13
FER N DALE
BY DeIphlns Psrham

The baseball season IL IN full
swing in Ferndals. Tuesday April
5. the winemsn Aces defeated The
yellow Jackets ny score ~ n
>. Thursday. April -, they played
the same team and won. 10 10 2
The wineman Aces are young boys
between the ages OF IL and lS.
The Girls Athletic club 1t Grant
school has also started their base
hall activities. tridAy- April y.
The girls played lligSinbothain, OF
Detroit. aud defeated them
The Detroit Eagles had their
first game SUNDAY. April 30. with
Ren Turpin's team. from the East
Side.
Mrs. l.. Finn. " Gardenlane u
reported quite III Al Royal OAK
hospital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13


Sunday. April go Nuspn chaps!
AME church hold 'Aeir first Wo-
mans Day program walrt Was
conl4cfed entirely hN women
A. the morning s.rvice Ms lo-
SIC Brown assis'an' pastor ~ 50
Stephen church, delNeea an ln-
.pirips message from Esther I IL
subiep' Take \ sand ihe
wnmens Chora' groa sang =
loxe'v vocal solo Was rende el bN
Mrs Macdonald. nlso % S. 50,
ahen church.
In ne afternoon 'he women q
the hurch served dinner sen~
ing sermon BY Ms Brnwu ~ 10
afternoon
The NCE league session vas
interesting Mss >hN ~ RreVrr
iaush' he lesson
Mrs Elizabeth crews - 'Hs
ANE Conference. pfeaeNed a. 'n'
night service text - iona >
-nhiact "chi'dreN. Have Noe Avs
Meat Music Was again rsnde =.
hv re Vnmon's Choral rrosa
Tho Nacomh County Slrda'
School union mo- AZ Trrcr hape
NNE church for 2 peNgFam erlaf
cd nv AZ There we've sa1rss is
rhe,ofa Williams Nlnsn' ghsp'
papcr hr Fl'yahe'h .luhst,n e,
wary Ran'is' selections frNm "a
ior choi ~ Tlrnos nge
or Nfs Retk Zion ripf- q.r
fe' from Romeo Ban Hl' w
Mise R'hetra Lewis ana
Jones New Hone Rap's arr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13

The sermon rendered hN nc Rev.
n. l.. Lemons SUNDAY morning N'v
Was very inspiring We sroNo
shortly u, Tho mysfeiN n me New
Testament The slhf''t Was Svi
iinsl Food and Drink
The sermon delivered hy ne Rev
Mr.. Lemons Sunday evening re-
ierrcd io he potency % Dhls's
"Chr~t ukeyed Johns NJp5sn
Mas the subject.
Missionary Womens las W. ne
honored at The Franklin NMr'
church Friday. MAY To- An inter-
esiine program HAS been pAnn'd.
Devotional service vii he nsld AZ
I'M am and dinner Niil 30 S'fed
~ ~ 80 pm 4 pNgram NJ 10
rendered az 2;S0 I'm 1nc ni t,iop
arv societies NJ Sonihcrn Michigan
ami Northern Indiana are expected
10 attend. Mrs. J ". Wa'kct =
president
A Mothers Day program VII be
given az the Franklin AME church
sunday. MAY a. Everyone u cor.
daily invited TO attend.
Mrs Genevieye ralnu. chairman
~ The play "The old Fashioned
school" announces That me piay
will he presented At hc AME
hnr,h Nav Is At spm
Rohn Barton. yoons orator ~
south BEND. lud WAS The prirci-
mai speaker AZ the ffis hrst snni-
Nersary ~ fhe trsrknn ANF
church. his address heinz ~ inter-
est ~ the races
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13
Lansing News

Mrs. Mar, .lIatrs passed away on
May : ~ am Funeral sciviccs
were hold from ihe Estes l.eadlfy
Funcral homo lisf Wcdnosia a.
10 am Burial WIS ~ Nlocosia.
The Rev J.. rcWiord oficia'ed.
Surviving the deceased are her hus-
hand. John harris children Az
bert and rufneil Clark Dr. Eleanor
Clark four hroilce. Elmer. Floyd.
Frederick ana Perry Porter: ilNe
sisters Mrs Jessie Bacot. 'hlra-
20: Mrs Era Johnson Cars md
Mrs Doro hy Byuum Rafiie Creek.
Mich. Miss Myrtle roricr. Battle
Creek aiid Mrs stella Duchhury.
Lansing; also her mother and IA
iher. M and Mrs Emmett Porter.
or Mecosia ana c'hcr relatives.
AIRS lrma Major recculy mo'ored
10 Chicago ~ attend tho regional
convention or 'hc Girl Scouts or
ganixation Mrs Grimes. Girl
Scout director aeconpanicd Mrs.
Major The meeting was held AZ
The Palmer llopse
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13

May 3.
The R~ =. b lss,d pastor %
New Hope Baptist fmfch spoke
SUNDAY mmuine and e,ralue com
mmion SER, ire WAS held al pm.
The Rev. George J Matthew
spoke m The II am service using
the subject. "rousecriilon The
BNPt and Sinda, school rallied AZ
2 pm communion WITS served al
S pm
The Rev g. t. wlliams. pastor
~ Newman ANE CHURCH. continues
an al Harper hospital Detroit The
Rev. Robert Hoover ant Or. NJ. l..
Spears are voluntarily @,viae the
congregation. Dr. Spears spoke
last Sunday morning preceding
communion "rhn oii and on thriS-
tian" was ih, lhemr discussed.
The Rev Nt llunS,p. Mesdames
Giiue Gordon ana Macy Marion
aud FRANK Gordon Visited service
at he : mile road az pm
The liiue dauehlcr W Mt and
Mrs. Grady Melee, VERNE was
baptized by her eraudnothcr Mrs.
Noah picrson
The Rev Robert Hoover preached
to tho children a. Newman AME
church at 5 pm. from the subject
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13
A. M. E. Confab To
Meet In Detroit

The South Detroit nisuNct con
ference MIL meet n Nllon Temple
AME church. peNor. Tuesday
morning. May ie The Rev Waller
a Cgdcr IL pastor The Rev pa
Nid 4. Rlake Is presiding elder.
Tho first morning session will he
devoted 10 business At s pm FL
der Blake Will pi,ach The opening
sermon. after which ihe Holy Com-
lnanion NIL he auwInlsiered
81 ihc evening sershr. here VIII
be program hy ihr local church
Special papcr- and topics Viii be
presented each day during The con-
tfrencc. Wednesday. four laymen
will be elected to The annual con-
ference. which VIII be acld al Heih-
81 church IN Detroit ~ : nm.
Wednesday. mo Rov J Wesley
Wright. OF Ann Arbor. Will preach,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13

The program sponsored hN ne
Wonder Four quartet AZ Lincoln
school recently was brief hut spicy.
Grady Porter sang a solo Other
participants included selections 10y
the Four Points quartet: hricf re-
marks. the Rev. 4 u. Marin and
the Rev. Chester Harris The or
fering was taken hv Mrs iaga
Busby. Mrs. Sarah Harris. and Mrs.
ID. Dahncy. r. L.. Porter MAS mau-
lager.
The Mothers club will give a
banquet. Friday evening, May y.
at pm. al the Union Baptist
church. They will also sponsor a
"silver tea. sunday afternoon,
with a brief Mothers Day program
Mrs. Clara Busby Is president
The MI. Zion Missionary society
gave chicken dinner last Wednes-
day night at the home OF Mrs lies-
sic Hinton. l5OS Case street
The Rev. A. u. Martin will hold
his NTH anniversary service as
pastor. Nav 81. at pm. at ihe
church OF God gl4 Williams street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13
SAGINAW
BY Mrs. NJ. Toomcy

The Rev W q Wilson. speaking
from john r. O. used a. his subject
~ hc II am service last sunday,
l"Relisiun ~ Daily Life. Il was
great m, age one point notice.
abic 90 me many points blougnt
loli ln ilie sornnn VAS Watch the
,a>ans f1r onr giteranccs aud
iinolsh's' There was well filed
lhpu.c.
la u,Nnc JON Win tho Lords
nppc observed a. The evening
s"rl,o. nr pa4'oc preached from
inc sNhloef "phc CHURCH This
SERMON wa considered as one o.
fhf a0s meiy delivered by tho
pas'os Tho ROY Nr Wilson said
The church Is Chl,i's body or The
lapp'o ~ Gods ,yr, and for his
reason IFS existing is most lmpor-
tant"
{ The HNPr convened az pm. AZ
which iltne program Was present.
el with special music being rem
dcfcd.
Members on ihc sick lisf are j.
~. lrhy. who Is improving nicely.
e. Nckuighi siill in tho hospital.
lbat mplo,ine M;s + Fofman, an
lagcd member very a IN her home
and Mrs Ella Farrell
Mrs Richa Smnh nc Tcrre lIauie.
Ind, Is visiting her son and daueh-
'ier-in-lnw, Mr. and alfs Alexander
lianeN. co3 \. 5ih street
The Hov vs. 6. Wilson Mrs Wm.
lRdrir iim The Rev and Mrs NJ.
lTnnmry attended ihe Wolverine
state lDsmfnional meeting hold in
lyF'rnlt May g. Af'er he session
'ihr pariy WAS entertained with :
deliion- supper al the home ~ the
iRey and Mas Bynam, Ills McDou-
IeaN
Mrs Lula u Br.scoc state work
lf recently einfnrd fgom Albion.
| ka'amaz0o anl Ben'on lIarbor,
| N.el wh,re she has hecn working
| l iseft of iAs WolXsrine STATE
.IElN Music department. % which
she +. s.ut music director. Mrs.
jr.-eoe bad ssyon'f-ite yewr
lpeopie q Charge N lo were itaiued
10 d'ftinn ara i'afuiNs 20 servein
Il dtra'nenls 81 The oiiash 81
| Nlhlon The Hcy T. / Pernlus i
naytn4 MIS- iili.eoe has lett 10y
rhieaso aid Cars vhce she Will
d. vth ploy Derscv and o'hors IN
| thnras SINGING 'or one month
Tabernacle church
a large conefcsafon warshippcd
Iai Beihei AAlE oliurch Sunday
lm0n.ne and Witnessed very pow
wal mess ago delivered bv Miss ~.
p'a Snfh oyaNgclist An equally
| Impressive Sermon was heard az thf
lceenNg service Visitors from
Film attended The meetings Will
cnse en- Mothers nav
a uniql pre.ranl vas heaul
/ SUNDAY atcrnoon a. me speria'
! neus meesul Elmer FLOYD was
lps .nm chairman. fAe pastor in'
INey MI poan. VAS spoakcr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13
news
By =. 2. Harris

The Pals OF Pleasure met May
& AZ the home OF M and MS.
Clinton Fowler. on Warner street.
AFTER the business session inc
evening was spent In PLAYING
bridge and other games The host
ess served a delicious luncheon
The club IA inviting tho public
10 It's square dance Satnrda, May
IA tn he held al Dreamland hall.
Mesdames VIM Sykes and iinlda
Isabel OF South Boulevard continue
III.
The banquet held MAY 8 closed
The membership drive campaign ot
southwest Community center.
Many saw aud heard The repairs oi
activities, needs aud results Vi Tue
drive.
MrsdAmes Willie Goodlov and
Ethel Watson OF indianapolis spent
several days visiting their sisters
and nieccs OF Highland avenue.
Mesdames Jennie Montague, Line
tisha Manning. LYDIA Humphrey
and Lucille Mccoy returned home
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-13
HIGHLAND PARK
NEWS
~ Ilorolhr nanIeI.


h s''fs music department OF
sH'A sill feature a pro-
van ~ ~ auditorium OF High
'n1 f'ik 'i-l school. al Glendale
"' Seea tuesday. May l6. at \
IN Aa n viii be nifty cents
az '' AZ Elmer Peoples are
.Aq 20 mat he * recovering
",M pel OF illness.
VI an4 Frank Johnson. 1860
.a'. % 10 happy parents OF
F" Np84A sfi
'm' ntri. one ~ the local
~'''. - ,pcied to turn profcs-
rhs, y
!, x sland. sss t.aBelle. ac-
.aupsn'ed hy his wife. Mrs. Ber-
we Hoss aud. Visited friends in
',.ea' 'tN week end.
mo iNfHi anniversary OF The
s.''Ia'' ~ The Rev. l.. J. Benson,
lhompspu Avenue Baptist
.s,'n' w'S celebrated from April
- y ,"'p1sH 1pril 80. Ministers par
~ 'Ns 1n Program Included the
" Nv = Nafph, the Rev. p. l.,
.'Va he ic, r. G.. Copeland,
" N,A T. j Jackson. the Rev
~. ~ .. il'man The Rev. C.. A. Hll
guy me kee n J. Brown.
Political Club
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