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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-05-29

Public opinion is the life blood
Of civilized community.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-05-29

" t.eAoi HldtlOIl Ina ana East CAPITOL SITS
Wednesday, Nav 81, at . pm ''
MARTIN FRANzEN. President.
CHRISTINA CARLSON. Secretary.
ROSE, MAGGIE. On Friday. Nav oe
M 1s3a; At At her residence. 1892 9th st. NV.
Rose; daughter of the late London and
EMlzaoeth West of Amherst. Va sister of
West OF Newport, R. l.: James West OF
bsrrookiSn. N, y Rev. Charles Carter of
AKRON. Ohio: Theodore West Threlkheld,
Eoye; The9 Slu. Elizabeth. Alice and
Rose, OF Norfolk, Va Remains resting at
fraziers funeral home. 3s9 R. l. ave n W.
Funeral Thursday June /. at pm,
from the Metropolitan Baptist Church. Rev
e smith officiating. Interment Lincoln
"ieliiolIal cemetery. 81
=, SAUNDERS. JOSEPH p. On Sunday.
May 2s 1899. at his residence. 1881 Bel
beloved beloved husband Of Katie = Saunders;
Ohlo. and Mrs. Daisy Jenkins He also
leaves host of other relatives and friends
Eemans resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis
1uneral church 1892 You st. NV. 40
Notice of funeral later.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
MT. CLEMENS
By Sarah Ellen nm

Rev. Pittman, pastor OF Calvary
Baptist church. preached at IL a.
m. Sunday. subject. The New
Birth His text for Sunday. Feb
ruary II. will be DRY Bones"
Sunday night great testimonial
service was held. after which the
Lords supper was administered.
Visitors present included Johnny
Burch and Mr.. Jackson.
The 8. S. union which was held
at Turner Chapel dhurch. was
quite successful. Each Sunday
School furnished an inspiring pro-
grom. Outstanding participants
were: Helen Stevenson. OF Morn
ing Star, solo: David Mial, Turner
Chapel. reading: Altha Hill. solo.
The tobogganing party, given by
the Junior choir OF vinson Chapel
church. Thursday, was very sue
cessful All left Bucks Chicken
shack for Bright Myers golf course
at 1880 .. m. After sliding for
two hours. the party returned TO
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Williams.
OF Golden Wood. where games
were played and a delicious re-
past served. Those present were:
Johnny Palmor. David Mial and
Sammy Steward, Gloria Miller.
Millions Hill. Doris Noel. Eunice
Henderson. Bernice Dixson. Junior
Rich. Harry and Tom Irwin, Alma
Huckabel. Bob williams. Ruby
Austin, and many others.
The social given at Mrs. Lever
itte's Friday night. by the Lily OF
the Valley club. OF Calvary Bap-
tist. was enjoyed by all present.
Among those present were: Raj
mond and Francis Perry. Mr.. and
Mrs. watson. Millions and Al.hA
Hill. Helen and Willie Pearl Stew
enson. Grant shaw, Mary Hall.
Mrs. Moreiett.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
YPSILANTI
By Mrs. Eusenia O'Bannon

what 10 sin? What Is TRUTH
was the theme OF the sermon
preached by Pastor X. G.. Sim
mons Sunday morning to the con-
gregation at Browns Chapel AME
church.
The Sampson Brooks Women
Mite Missionary society held a
program In the afternoon at which
the Rev. Alfred Knowles. pastor OF
Campbell Chapel AME church,
Whitaker, was guest speaker. II
was q very fine program. Mrs.
Lucille p. simmons is president OF
the society.
Remember the special effort for
Founders Day Sunday afternoon,
Feb. IL. The pastor and congrega-
ton will be guests OF the Church
OF God on Adams street. On Sun
day. Feb. 26 the Rev. ]. w. Wright,
pastor Of Bethel AME church. Ann
Arbor. Mich, and his choir will
worship at Browns chapel on be-
half OF Stewardess Board No. 2.
Pastor Simmons and members
are invited to attend the second
quarterly meeting at Bethel AME
church. Ann Arbor, Sunday,
March 5.
A very spiritual sermon was de-
livered to members and friends OF
Second Baptist church Sunday
morning by the Rev. f. l.. Clark
who spoke in interest OF the Mis-
sionary society. this being Mission
airy day. Sunday afternoon marked
the climax OF a weeks program
rendered by Prof. David Breaux.
noted blind pianist and gospel
singer OF Louisiana. There was a
full house each night and the entire
program was quite a success.
The Misses Beatrice Robertson,
Johnella Dale and Viola Rober-
son raised slOlo0 during the
weeks program. Miss Beatrice
Robertson represented ST. Louis
and raised 1915: Miss Johnells
Dale. representing New York. rails
ed s32.55 and Miss Viola Robertson
raised 1860 Sales OF Prot
Breaux's pictures amounted to
s1400 making a total OF sl15.00.
Miss Murma william and Geor-
&c Hester were joined In wedlock
Saturday. The two young people
are very popular among the young
err set.
Your reporter wishes to correct
the statement concerning the mar
riage OF Miss Marion Kersey and
Isom Taylor. Miss Kersey and Mr.
Taylor are not married as was re-
ported.
The ladies' OF the Friendship Cir.
Gle club are sponsoring kitchen
shower Friday. Feb. 10 for the
AME church at the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Starks. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Armstrong, and Mr.. Davic
Harris are on the sick list.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
WHEN KIDNEY TROUBLE CAUSES
YOU GET UP NIGHTS

This grand medicine has been
helping people for so years-to
relieve their aches and pains by
helping conditions caused or az
gravAted by excess uric acid or
other circulating poisons such ~
Is so ofttn the case with sciatica
neuritis. neuralgia, lumbago and
rheumatism.
So n you have such symptoms OF
kidney trouble a. backache. nerv-
business, getting up two or three
times during the night--scanty,
burning or smarting psssase--les
cramps---noist palms or puffy eyes
get a IS cent package OF this
grand and harmless diuretic at
any modern drusstore--it starts
the fret day on its errand OF help
fulness.
Don't BE- an EASY MARK and
accept 4 substitute--Ask for Gold
Medal HARLEM on Capsnlts--rifht
from HaArIem IN Holland. GET
GOLD MEDAL--the orisfnai--the
eenufnA Look for the Gold Medal
on the bcx--sS cents. Adv.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
DOWACLAC

The Young Peoples choir OF
Second Baptist church is planning
a musical program Sunday even
ing.
The Rev. ". +. Butler was the
guest speaker at the Second Bap-
list church. Kalamazoo. Mich.
Sunday. Feb. 4 az 3 .. m. The
Rev. warfield is pastor.
The Rev. Mr. Butler and the Rev.
r. X. Sutton motored 10 Lansing
and conducted service at the Zion
Baptist church at .. m. IN inter-
est OF the Missionary circle
Troop No. SO, sponsored by Sec
ond Baptist church. was given the
same privilege a. ne other troops
In the city OF the selling confec-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
F1int,Mich.

ing Ill at the morning service. He
condition is reported improved.
The Missionary society OF Quinn
chapel is giving a Colonial lun
cheon" at the home OF Mrs. Rebec
ca Toles. 401 z 18th street wed
nesday. February %. from 2 .. n
until 5.
The Junior choir. OF which M.
Verna Shook Ia organist and dire,
tor, will sing on the last sundL
In each month. which has been o.
aside for the Junior church. Tho
young Ladies' Usherette hoard. r.
charge OF Mrs Irene Coligh,i,
will usher on that Sunday.
The Sunday School IL expectinl
10 do fine things this year. unde-
the splendid leadership ~ N,
president together with the effl
Client officers and teachers and
Christian leadership and advisor
DR.. NJ. r. Rhonenee. The plan,
for the Easter program are nov
under way
The Christian Endeaycr Vill have
a special service at 8 p M. ner,
Sunday. on our leading Negro
poets, singers, architects and 9th
ers. Music by Negro composers
Will be sung and nlaved NJ
Eunice Chambers. the president I.
preparing 10 make this an interes,
ing event for young and old
Mrs. RUBY Ferguson. promiuea
Christian business woman OF Flint
who is also member OF Quinn
Chapel A. NJ z. church. returned
Friday from Clinton :. C.. whe-e
she went to bury her late hus
band. George Ferguson Nsuv
friends were there to comfort her
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
EAST END NEWS

The Rev. Mr.. 0adson preached
to ! large audience last Sunday
using the theme. Death Of Christ
ians." His talk brought out that
the greatest eLemy IL self. The
choir rendered . lovely program
The Rev. Mr.. jackson Of Akron
Ohio was . visitor and delivered
very inspiring sermon under aus
pieces OF the Missionary society.
The Lords Supper was admins.
tered at 1850 p. m.
The Missionary society recently
gave another pot luck dinner at the
church which was . nice affair.
Tho Faithful Building group will
sponsor Q Queens Contest Feb. 2s
Four ladies comprise the contest
ants.
Sunday. Feb. IL. the Sunda,
School will present a program a
three p. m. at the church. In the
evening the Senior choir will pre-
sent . play The Fall OF Adam
and White City" II promises u
be very interesting. VIM. Farmer
Is president OF the choir.
Mr.. and Mrs. willis and Mrs
Gadson are Ill.
The Fleur de les club will give
4 Valentine party Feb. IA at 22ll
Antietam street. The 14th Com
munity Progressive club sponsored
q social at the clubhouse os5 Ten
nessee recently under the leader
ship OF Mr.. Mumford.
Mr.. Walton. who has been quite
Ill IN his home 10 reported some
better.
Younger Set
Wedding bells will soon be chin
Ing for two we'll known couples ol
this set.
Spencer Lemon and John Ussery
will soon be on the air waves with
their harmony.
Ruth Traves Is considered thu
best dressed young lady about these
parts. Mary Ellen Smith is the
prim little lady with a great At
| fection for Clarence Wilson.
Frank Greer Ia the secretary o.
the Junior choir and Is doing
swell Job OF II.
Susie McDuffie IL charminI
nurse at Children's hospital.
Elisabeth Boxdale wishes TO be
come q great singer.
Well. will be back with yo'
next week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
kalamazoo News and Vie1us

Here's that man again. TO bring
you the latest In news and views
about the old home town. Last
week was quite bright with sradua-
tion parties, 30 shall tell you
about some OF the affairs.
The Michigan Baking clubs room
was the scene OF the big Gradua-
ton Party. given in honor OF
James Matthews. q member OF the
February Graduating Glass OF Gen.
trail high The party was given
by his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Matthews. and his sister. Mrs.
Bertha Haywood. About fifty
members OF the younger set. IN
GLIDING fellow graduates. were
present. Dancing was enjoyed
throughout the evening. after
which an Oriental lunch was serv-
ed. Many gifts were received by
the honoree.
Fort Lauderdale. Fla, was tie
goal OF the trip taken By Miss
Irene Baker last week. She ac-
companied Mr.. and Mrs. J. p.
Fookey and son. Patrick T. The
party will remain IN Florida for
six or eight weeks.
The Home OF Miss Zellie Hayes
was the scene OF q graduation din
ner last Friday evening. Covers
were laid for ten. Dancing was
enjoyed during the evening.
Many churches and civic organi-
zations will honor "Iuterracial
Sunday. February ~. les Chic
Cheres will sponsor = program at
the Douglass Community center.
Guest speakers will be DR.. Err
nest Buoman. Of Western State
Teachers college; and DR.. Brown
Ing, OF Grand Rapids. Mich. A
mixed program Is also planned.
The staff OF the Douglass Com
munity center is sponsoring a "st.
Valentine Fun Mite" on February
IA. Games. dancing and other
forms OF entertainment will be
featured. Refreshments will be
served. Admission 10 ten cents.
Les Chic Chores sponsored a
battle OF bands" At Douglass
Community center last Friday
night. Music was furnished by
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
W WHITAKER
BY Mrs. Jessie Smith

Services at Campbell Chapel
were we'll attended last Sunday TO
hear the messages OF the Rev. A.
Know less, despite unpleasant wea-
Their. The pastors theme at the
morning service was THE Inner
Light, and the concluding thought
was when We have found The
Light let Us tell others" The
Rev. Mr.. Knowles and few mem
bers OF the church attended the
missionary program at Brown
Chapel church, Ypsilanti. where
he was guest speaker.
The heavy snow storm OF the
past week had the residents busy
extricating themselves with siren
uous work with shovels. The home
OF M. and Mrs. Harold Carter was
the rescue mission" for some OF
the students who attend Normal
college and Lincoln High. Wanda
Smith was marooned in a snow
bank when her father attempted
to get her to school. She fought
her way back to the Carter home.
She was later taken home In the
Carter truck for some books she
needed for the next few days. and
then back to the Carter home. She
arrived In Ypsilanu Tuesday morn
ing with Ladys Ledford who had
also encountered difficulty. Wan
d. remained In Ypsilanti until
wednesday.
George Evans also found the
Carter home a very fine place In
the time OF a storm. Guy Smith.
father OF wanda. left home Monday
morning supposedly TO take Wanda
10 school, but after being released
from the snow bank. was called
10 Milan 10 do some work on the
wabash railroad where he. with
others, kept an ail-night vigil. He
returned home Tuesday evening.
Bob-sleIshs with boxes weli-fill-
Cd with straw. plenty OF warm
blankets. and about fifteen merry
makers of the younger set we're
spectacle Of fun last Saturday ev-
eninr ~ the jolly crowd rode up
one road and down the other. stop
pInR at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
carter for refreshments. The event
was an old fashion sleigh ride
except for the absence Of old dob
min, which Mr.. and Mrs. Carter
had planned fog the youngsters.
Mrs. Susie v. Byas has returned
from Richmond. KY. where she
accompanied Mrs. Dobos. OF De-
troit, for the burial Of her mother
Charles Bryant. Jr.. is enjoying
a few days recess from his studies
at the university at Ann Arbor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
North Detroit

A large crowd attended the party
OF the Cultured Six. That's the
spirit, Cultured Six. Never give up.
You certainly put Il over this time.
The boys OF the Cultured Six are
very efficient hosts. They manag-
ed so nicely Their jobs were not
neglected BIT, and they also pro-
vided every young woman with en-
tertaInmcnt. Among the guests
we're:
Rhazalen Foster. Naome McAfee,
Edward W. Carr, Sarah and Anne
tina Thomas. Leona Streety. Eu-
gene Williams, katherine Fryer.
Helen Dorsey, Chester Banfield.
Lucille Lewis. Eva Brown. Walter
Barnes, Esther Coates, Mary Ann
Mason. The NAACP was repre-
sented by Theodore Smith, James
Davis. Jr.. and Edward Barnes.
Congratulations and the best OF
luck to the members OF Cultured
SIX.
In appreciation OF the patronage
OF various clubs the girls OF the
Nineval club are planning a ban
quet, and have been working hard
TO make this proposed feast one OF
the best. The banquet will be held
Sunday. Feb. IL. from $3.50 .. N.
TO 8. The president Of each club
will make short talk, IN the fol-
lowing order:
Cultured Six. The Scat club. Sep
tus six. Dermide club. vigilantes,
Stays, Ladies' OF Paris. Harvadines.
and Sophisticates. A delegate
will be invited from each OF the
respective clubs.
Who IL the young man who ask
ed a certain young woman to at
tend social Thursday knowing
at the same time that this was
day on which ne worked. But.
as fate would have It. the social
was held Friday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
ALBION

Dear Readers: once more l greet
you with the daily happenings In
Albion.
A chilli supper was held at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Lafay-
cite Thursday night sponsored by
the Bethel Baptist Sunday School.
Several high school students were
there.
Miss Elverta Hawkins and James
sween were chosen to attend the
Electoral college In Lansing.
Friends In Albion received word
about the death OF Mrs. Alma Dav-
Is. formerly OF Albion. Funeral
services were held Monday after
noon.
Mrs. @. Hawkins. son James,
daughter Eiverta. Miss Anna wy
att and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pear
son motored to jackson Sunday.
A program was held at the Mac
edonia Baptist church Sunday az
ternoon. Various quartettes gave
selections.
Mrs. Lille Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Curtis Union visited friends
In Albion Friday,
Albion High School Basket ball
team won the Twin Valley cham
pionship Friday night by defeating
the Marshall team. The score was
25-i6.
Miss F. NJ. Cook spent the week
end In Albion visiting her parents.
Miss Cora Blackman Is spending
few days with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Dan BlackmAn OF High
land avenue. Miss Lena Brown OF
Lansing visited friends in this
city recently. Lena Ia q very nice
singer and pianist.
Mrs. Bernice Price OF Ann Arbor
has returned after spending sever
al months In Albion.
Oliver Miller and Buster Sui
tiers both Of Battle Creek. spent
Saturday iIernoon and evening in
Albion.
Seen and Heard
That Marge has a new heart
throb, can II be oliver7
James II. thinks Mildred M. Is q
very charming little lady.
Elverta watch out, fire burns you
know.
What young gentleman was the
cause OF . very heated discussionf
To J. D.-what goes on here In
my heart! a. g.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11

vrs Frank Turner. who has
- confined at the Port Huron
MIA with two fractured arms,
's ~. removed to her home last
week. , s. =,
-. md Mrs. Johnny 1'illman. was
~ '.moyed from Port Huron hospital
"a. !. Ann Arbor last week.
Mrs. Carrie Hill. beautician,
-. a weekend visitor in Port
aaron and will return within the
,ut Two weeks.
The Jitterbug club OF Fort Hur-
=, cave dinner in honor OF Bill
as,tle. who graduated from Port
huron high. sunday. Jan. 20. The
,,.,rbuss will also give . Jam
.,,sIou on FEB. 10, at the home OF
M treasurer. Hugh Wallace.
me Hep-cats club will sponsor
. closed social Feb. II.
Local amateur fighters will make
,As,r Md for honors In the Golden
aoyes tournament Feb. s and g.
some OF he boys include Bob Nc.
ou.lIan. Fletcher spigner. Wallace
Mccall. Bill Battle, Ardlsss Hatuk,
roIoman Floyd, Hugh wallace. and
clifford Johnson. Harry Robert
am IA trainer OF the boys, and is
affiliated With the Athletic club.
The Highlights Social club Of
a paul AME church gave a penny
dinner, Feb. 2. at McKanlass House
DR.. Browning. OF the State De-
mrtment OF Health. will speak on
Social Diseases" at . health
meeting at ST. Paul A. M E
church. Sunday. Feb. ~, At 3 p
m Pastors OF the city are urged
10 bs present and invite their
members to attend. Or. Ware will
b In charge.
A shower was rendered Rev
and Mrs. S. c. Davis. Friday even.
Ing Of last week. At the home oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Evans. The
affair was success. Members
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
Quinn Chapel

S@ - s-@f@@
The pastor. DR.. M. r. Rhonenee.
preached at the 10:45 a. m. service
Sunday. his subject being,
Watch Yourself" The audience
was large and appreciative. Music
was furnished by the Senior and
Gospel chorus. with Mrs. Gwenola
Smith. organist, and Professor
Hawkins. director.
The local minister, Rev. Isaac
Wood. and members OF the church
vorshIpped with Rev. Goodman.
he newly-appointed pastor Of ST.
James c. VI. E. church. at 3 D. m.
Rev. Wood preached a spiritual
sermon. which the congregation
enjoyed.
AT the evening service. the pastor
preached from Psalm 1873
Mrs. G. D. Rhonenee, who has
been III at Henry Ford's hospital,
Detroit, for several weeks. is con-
valescine al her home. The many
friends we're happy to greet her.
A. L. Hunter, stewart az Quinn
chapel. also class leader. is con-
fined at home with severe cold
The organist OF the Gospel chorus.
Mrs. Melvin Green. IL also on the
sick list
Mrs. 7. C. Brown. who recently
underwent serious operation al
Hurley hospital Is at home and
is doing fine.
Little Miss Peggy Harris. secre-
tary OF Allen Stars. Is confined az
her home from sprained ankle
sustained by a fall on the ice.
Mrs. NJ. Conway was taken home
from church sunday. after becom-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
BATTLE CREEK
BY Ruby Cherry

during morning worship at the
Church Of God last Sunday. Rev
Irle Young preached. Her text
vss; Il must work the works oil
Him that sent me-" John s:l2.
Al the evening services. Rev
Mime Stewart preached on the
text, What doth the Lord require
Of thee. but 10 fear him and walk
IN all His ways7"
Harry McI.aurine. Of Nashville
q Nashville. Tenn. IL the house
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent
Grant, sss Hamblin avenue. Hill
stay will be indefinite.
A surprise birthday party wal
given In honor OF Miss Mary Kerr
Saturday. February 4, at her home
Nlnteen were present. The even.
ing was spent at playing games.
Dr. Brown OF Grand Rapids, will
De At The Church OF God, lsl
Himblin avenue. Sunday afternoon
At three o'clock. February
u. His subject will be Health"
The Junior choir will furnish mus
&c DR.. Patterson. OF Battle Creek
vii also be a guest. Everybody IA
Welcome.
Rev. +. L. Todd conducted az.
srnoon services At the Veterans
Administrative hospital, At 8 .. m
sunday Music was furnished by
the combined Junior and Senior
thoirS
Misses Bertha Lee Hayes, Ada
Griffin and Betty Griffin we're
dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Smith. Jr.. Sunday after.
noon,
n. Hudson was called 10 st
Louis, Mo recently. on account Of
NE Illness OF his brother.
Niles Etiie Vaughn, OF this city
was lately notified OF the death
o. her grandmother. Mrs. Effie
harris OF cartersville. Ca. Friends
extend 10 Etfie their deepest SYM
patty.
ioungs Folks Chatter
L P-What has happened be-
"een you and "Popeye"
e. v You'd better watch A. D,
hin. '
,h P'-Bs sure to keep tab on L.
l. r Is naturally that way about
Wv Aren't your
Oaeerio. until next week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
Windsor, Ont.
BY Arytia Chase

Ps. 1i0:1. Not unto us. but unto
thy name be glory.
Mrs. Thursel Baylises visited
Mrs. f. Penny at the parsonage
Saturday.
The Ladies OF the Mite Mission
airy society. Mrs. q. Allen. pres.
gave social Wednesday in
the school room.
The worlds Day OF Prayer will
be observed on Feb. "a. with ser-
vice at the chapel at a. m. and
at Mt. Zion Church OF God In
Christ at 1880.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-11
HAMTRAMCK

The League for Better Relations
intends to continue its fight for
colored citizens OF Hamtramck 10
receive at least some fair portion
OF proportional representation In
the school system OF the city.
Recently II was definitely prom
ised that Miss Ruth Kidd would be
given work as . clerk In the Ham
tramck School system, but this
promise was not fulfilled. The
colored population is waiting I'M
I'll June when reelection OF one OF
the members OF the school board
takes place.
Quinn Chapel
The Junior choir OF Quinn Chapel
A. M. 4. church visited 81. Luke
A. M. II. church. Highland Park
last week where they rendered the
musical part OF the services. The
choir has also appeared on pro-
gram At ST. Paul A. M. =. church.
Southwest Detroit. Sunday. Feb.
as members OF the Junior choir
will be among the participants IN
the Youth Day program to be held
at Ebenezer church.
The Junior choir and the other
auxiliaries OF Quinn Chapel are
making fine progress under the
guidance and leadership OF the
Rev. Mr.. williams who has proven
himself a worthy leader.
Mrs. Hattie walker OF 0oodson
avenue is recovering from an ILL
ness OF several weeks. Friends
are wishing her a speedy recovery.
Mr.. walker, her husband. has Just
returned from the south where he
was called because OF the death
OF his brother. We extend deep
est sympathy TO Mr.. Walker.
Hello boys and girls: Here 10
ole Newsy Nosey again. Guess
what? The mysterious Frank who
has been 20 prominent OF late IN
the "affAire Do cousr" Of one Misc
NJ. G. OF NaseI street 10 none other
than the mighty cobb!
We understand that Miss Rosie
Conner and one David Cooper viii
be seeing each other more often
since David has Joined the gang
over It high school.
Miss Annie Midds has certainly
taken q turn for the better: abe
takes her escort with her to church
now.
Via q little more shopping. your
reporter has come across some au-
thentic facts concerning the es-
capades Of Miss Marianne Rsspber-
~. He was surprised to discover
that the young man whom ne
thought 10 be q new friend was
none other than George Ingrahsn.
II appears that Mr.. Ingraham
ranks high IN Miss Raspberry's line
Of suitors.
David Perrin. don't you realize
that those who play with fire Of
len ret ournsdf We believe you're
doing q fine thing IN sharing your
rrseei with more than one young
lady. but Mary ana Gertrude used
10 he much closer friends. Under
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