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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29
FERNDALE
by DcIphIne Parham

Mr.. and Mrs Ernest pade oi
Mitcheldale. are the proud parents
OF baby girl, horn April rs.
Jimmie Jackson. colored track
star Of Lincoln high competed in
track meet At Evansville. OHIO.
last SATURDAY lie made good
showing.
Miss Iavenia Oldham. Of Indiana
polls, Ind was The house guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs James Parham. Of
Mitcheldale. Easter week. She re-
turned home on April II.
Mrs Pearl Wright. OF Mitchell
dale was called home to Evans
willie. Ind recently on account Of
a death in the family.
The Girls Athletic club. OF Fern
dale, is sponsoring popularity
contest to determine who will be
captain Of the clubs baseball team
The contest will end on May 5.
Votes are FIVE cents each.
The wineman Aces are asking all
jitterbugs TO come to their dance
each Monday night. at the Wine
man school. Admission is ten cents.
Funds will 20 toward buying neces-
sary baseball equipment.
Kindly send all Ferndale news
for the Tribune to Dclphine Par
ham. 2Os62 Mitcheldale.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29
CLUB LIFE :.
Recreation Council
News

The annual party for the two
representative basketball teams
will be held at the Clifford 81 Com
munity center. May IL. The boys
are inviting the girls team from
Lansing and the girls team Is in
wiling the boys team from Sagi-
nav Aside from dancing. refresh
ments will he furnished by the
board of directors OF The Recrea-
iion council, The boys team is sup
posed 10 go TO Detroit as guests 10
a banquet al the Brewster center.
April rs at which time they will re-
ceive their awards for winning the
runner-up position in the state has
ketball tournament which was held
March is and 10. They have al
ready received beautiful trophy
and medals for winning the run
ner-up position in the class a
league playoff in Flint also medals
for winning the Central Michigan
championship In Lansing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29
Coming Events

FRIDAY. April IS Dance A. The
{ llfford street center given by he
Recreation Workers club Admis-
sion 25c
SUNDAY April so The Coleridge
TAYLOR Mixed Glee club will sing
al the Arr Institute on The program
of The Allied Arts club Admission.
adults 25c children loc at 800 p.
m.
Monday MAY I Twelve Socialiies
10 assemble At the. clifford Street
center al 5.so p m.
Wednesday. May e-The TWEEN
'ieth Century Elites 10 meet az The
Clifford Street center All mem
bcrs are asked 10 he present.
Time : 80
friday May s. Annual panorama
10 he held a. Rerston Field house
al : 90 A display OF all activities
held al the two centers will he ex-
hibited in order that everyone may
know the efforts. put forth by
the children and leaders Of the cen
Ter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29
MIR. and Mrs. Roman
Celebrate Their End
Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Roman
celebrated their second wedding
anniversary last sunday. They
We're hosts 10 lovely dinner party
al The beautiful Great Lakes Coun-
try club Those present were Dr.
and Mrs. J. u. Wilson. Mrs. Alma
Harris. Miss Hazel Williams. Miss
Eloise McMickins. Richard Mont
gomerv. Samuel McClarin. Gervis
Muse Others invited who we're I'M
able 10 attend Mr. and Mrs, Ed
ward Gains, Detroit Mr.. and Mrs
CLAYTON Williams OF BAY civ and
Mr and Mrs Eldred Nelson. Flint
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29
Barker President OF
Kentucky Educators;
M e e t In Louisville

LOUISVILLE lamp At last
weeks 63rd annual session Of the
kentucky Negro Education asso.
citation held at Quinn Chapel AME
church. s. l.. Barker, principal
Western High school Ovensboro
was elected president succeeding
w. n. Fouse OF Lexington.
Retiring President Fouse deIv.
cred his annual address before A
capacity crowd OF delegates and
visitors, his subject being Culture
and Agriculture" A featured
speaker was Miss Elsie Austin an
assistant states attorney Of Col.
umbus. Ohio. who spoke on Educa.
ton as Development Tn.
four-day session ended SATURDAY
with the eolorful KNEA Pageant
OF Seasons" held ut jefferson
County Armory.
The Principals conference and
banquet was held Thursday at
Phyllis Wheatley YwCA. with Dr.
J. X. Little and DR.. Leonard Niece
the principal speakers. Al The
Thursday night general session at
Quinn Chapel. Charles II. Houston,
Washington, DC, special counsel
for NAACP. told OF his work as as.
sociate counsel In the famous L.
OF Missouri-Lloyd Gaines case
which was fought all the way 10
the L. s. Supreme Court Auoiher
conference speaker was Or. Holm
W. Brooker, State Department Of
Education.
A special conference musical
program was presented Friday
night at the church. with Miss R.
Lillian Carpenter In charge Sc
lections were rendered by the Apo.
10 quartet, the Double sexiet for
Frankfort. directed by Mrs. Claris
J. Michaels and Louisville Munic.
ipal College chorus directed by Mrs
Barbara s. Miller. There were al
so several vocal and instrumental
artists on program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29
BROWNSVILLE
NEWS
BY A. TufnIpseed
POLITICAL NEWS

The WPA organization saw IN
to elect one OF our race groun a.
contact Mr.. Sausen and Arihn,
Sarvis. chairman OF the county "a
lief commission in the persons q,
Augustus Turnipseed and Waw.
Adams. Tuesday, April Is, six men
OF the other group were Nominated
and all declined but Mr.. TnrnIn.
seed, who as a delegate. kept ouIs,
until Mr.. Sarvis made a statement,
that certain organizations told him
IL he eliminated all the relief NJ
would be protected regardless q,
what happened. MIR. Turnipsees
then spoke and said he believed N
American principles and that IA
did not want to see antagonists
principles instituted in Flint rhs
City OF Flint shall not be good ior
any OF us to live In until il u mads
good for all OF us to live in Ths
Bible says that the strong should
bear the infirmities OF the weak. %
let the strong take care OF the weak
In the City OF Flint.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29
BLACK DISPATCH

BY hook or by crook. 4. IL de-
termned to get A. s. They We're a.
the senior play and were cuddled
very closely
O B.. who are you going to take
10 the dinner dance. now that r, w.
is gone? Too bad YOU lost CT. too
You better get hipped. Kid
r. VI and G. G. are two romantic
people. Maybe something will come
out OF this CHI
Nc. w wouldn't let I A. dance
very much ON the 18th OF April.
Wonder why u, NJ travels with
h. CO could II he her cousin7
Dedlcntions
Sweet Sue : "
Who knows. Somebody VI ".
There Goes Nv Love 4. ".
Deep Purple r. NJ
I'm Just \ Iifterbug r. !.
Neven In Million Years = T.
Wonder why can't r. ". come on
the West Side anymore? Could he
be afraid Of NJ. L.,
IT seems tnat +. Z. danced q
number OF times with 7 b g. AZ The
Twentieth Century Elites dance
one Monday night
A. p. do you know this number
44f3fs
That's right. p. C., keep f,p on
II. j. r.
Is ~ romance. faitery or 4 mat
ter N living going on between T
3. and d X. Watch closely for
me. will YOU
Who was the Young lady G r..
basketball hero) was riding
around with Sunday. BY The way.
kid. who II the girl friend?
r II. and n. I. better known as
Betty Boops.' really gets around,
but he doesn't seem interested.
G. VI. and I. w are at It again.
wonder what's In store for them ?
A few OF our comrades couldn't
take the issue at the Andy Kirk
Jam session. For instance. Y. r. b..
r. j. r. and G r. and others. They
were out for the count OF ten.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29
Adult Education
Classes In Sewing
And Homemaking

Ladies' II YOU want 10 remodel
that garment YOU wore last spring
or learn how 10 cur and sew for
yonr family and also get some new
points on home decorations. you
may do so by joining any OF the
following classes:
Monday AN 1880 10 II 30
Clifford street Center
Monday = NJ. 100 10 500 -
Falkland School
Tuesday ? VI : 30 10 . 70 II
Clifford street enter
Wednesday = ~. 90 70 ; 90
Falkland school
Thursday + NJ. L. 30; "a So
Recreation Center. s., John street
Friday PM 100 10 4 oo--Clif-
ford street Center
MAYO y wainwright instruc-
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Girl Reserve News
By Rachel Wright

The eighth annual Go-To-Church
Might. sponsored bv The Girl Re
serves and Hi-Y groups ~ 'entral
and Northern High schools was
held a The Couri street Methodist
church Sunda, April IS AZ 7.3o
pm. Representing The Northern
Progressive girls were Emma
Truss and Ellen Luckado. who sct-
ed as ushers Tor me night The
scripture lesson was read bv John
Rawls from ne colored Hi-Y hoys.
and Vivian Wright giving the pray
ct. Percy Dnkling was ION the
committee IN charge along with
Miss Wright
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29

CHURCH,.
ACTIVITIES
Quinn Chapel AME
Church
by Flora Talbert
Great Day In Zion

The third quarterly meeting OF
this conference year was held at
Quinn Chapel AME church Sunday,
April %. and was also Junior
church day. The presiding elder.
pr David A. Blake. preached
powerful sermon. using for his
topic. "Constructive Faith to an
oyerfowing and impressive audi
ence Music was furnished by the
Junior choir. Mrs James u. Shook.
organist and dlrectress and the
Gospel chorus. Mrs. Ruth Cotter.
organist and directress Offering
was lifted ny the youth OF the
church.
The quarterly meeting union
services was held at pm. The
meeting was opened by the Rev. ID.
Fullworih. the assistant pastor of
James Chapel CME church in the
absence OF the pastor. The Rev. w.
NJ. Goodwin. who is attending the
council meeting in session in Chit
cago. H. Music was furnished by
the Junior choir OF Quinn Chapel
AME church Prayer was offered
by the Rev. d. Fullworlh and scrip
iure lesson was read by the Rev.
Mr. Fullworth. The Rev. NJ II.
Rhonenee introduced the speaker
of the hour. The Rev \. w. Davis.
the newly appointed pastor OF Beth
el ME church. Invitation was Of
fered by the Rev. r. ~ Miller. the
pastor OF Blackwell AME Zion. or
fering was lifted by the Rev. Mr..
Miller and the Rev Mr.. Fnllworth.
The family hour was in charge
OF the Rev. !. A. Dean, the success
full pastor OF Bethel AME church
OF Saginaw. Mich. his noted choir
and good members. The Rev. Mr..
Dean preached as never before, us
ing for his topic. What DO We
See" Prayer was offered by the
Rev 7. Wood and scripture lesson
was read by his evangelist, Miss
Hayes
After the fine services rendered
by the Rev Mr.. Dean and his choir.
The Junior choir OF Quinn Chapel
served refreshments to the guests
The Rev. NJ. II. Rhonencc Is in
viicd 10 open the discussion on the
prevention Of tuberculosis at The
Berston Field house Monday night
at $3.50 o'clock
The REV VI II. Rhonenec. Junior
and Senior choir and Gospel cho-
rus will worship with the Rev. j.
A. Dean. SUNDAY. April 80 az 3 and
80 pm, the closing night OF his
rally.
Mrs l.. Johnson. the mother OF
Mrs Mildred Watson. who was TAX
en- 10 her home after being struck
down by an automobile Friday. *
suffering from fractured ribs Her
condition is serious. Mrs Johnson
is member OF Quinn Chapel
church.
Miss Glenora Adams. Suuday
school teacher and member of The
Junior choir is confined 10 her he'd
with an infection o fthe throat
Miss Estella Williams the ont
Client secretary OF Quinn Chapel
sunday school. was elected dele
gate 10 The Sunday School conyen-.
ton TO be held at Allen Temple
ANiE church. Detroit. Mich Tho
Rev w A. Crider, pastor. May Is
10 is. inclusive.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29

On last Sunday night. April %,
there was a gala surprise birthday
party given in honor OF Miss Ce-
ola Pratt at the home OF Miss Dor
othy Childress. Miss Pratt was
really surprised as never before
when she entered the threshold as
the group sent out weak, but
CHEEKY Surprise"
During the evening the group
swung out with some OF the latest
steps 10 the recordings OF Count
Basic. Benny Goodman. Duke FL
lington and other well-known or
chestras. All OF this created much
hilarity among them until they
were somewhat exhausted from
hunger and thirst but a very lus-
cous buffet luncheon took care OF
this situation.
Miss Pratt. the honoree. was the
recipient OF quite few lovely gifts.
Oh. lest | forget, | dare not fail TO
mention Mr.. Tapley, OF Pontiac, who
acted as radio announcer. He
played the part we'll and kept the
group In peals OF laughter most of
the time. The sextuplets as they
call themselves, rendered several
selections.
Those present were: Misses FL
sic Pratt. Ethel b. Broadway, lmo-
enc Rocquemore. Dorothy Chill
dress, Ceola Pratt, Frances Chap
pell. and Bernice Metcalf. The
Messrs. OF Pontiac were: John Tap
ley. John Scruegs. Isaac Smoot. Ed
ward Salters. James Young. How
ard and A. J. Broadnax, Buster and
Charles Hayes, Kenneth Smith and
Virgil Gordon. The Flintites in
cluded Samuel Wadsworth. John
Morgan and Raphael Metcalf.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29
Gust Church Pastor
In Voting Conducted
BY A Deputy Sheriff

JACKSON. Miss.-(ANP) 4 new
and novel type OF election was IN.
PRODUCED here last SUNDAY night
at New Jerusalem Baptist church,
when Kinds County Deputy Sheriff
G. Thornton Hale (whitel. acting
on orders from Chancery Judge '.
j. Stricken. stood before The pull
pit. called the congregation roll.
and watched proceedings as the
members voted 1886. TO discharge
It's pastor. the Rev. r. W. Coleman.
The action climaxed church
quarrel Of long standing. Discharged
at a previous meeting OF the church
members, the Rev. Mr.. Coleman IN
hearings in chancery court Aad -.
serted the election was unfair did
not represent a majority opinion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29
Editor Brownsville News,
Flint, Michigan.
Dear Sir:

Editor BROWNSVILLE News
Flint. Michigan.
Dear Sir:
Much has been said about the
Special convention OF the Y. A.
W. A. and {. J. o. in Cleveland.
March -. Some have said that the
officers OF the u. A. w. A. and
G. |. O. were preIudlced and did not
give Negroes a chance TO express
their desires: and further that the
delegates denied Negroes seat on
Tho executive board through preju-
dice A writer in The Call-Post,
Cleveland. stated that there were
no Negroes at the Convention
qualiied FOR that position"
was an alternate delegate 10
thar convention and | say that all
those statements are false and UNI
founded We have the record and
the vast majority OF the dues-pay-
ing colored members are satisfied
with The program OF the L. A. W.
A-C ! O, coming out OF conven-
iion.
SATURDAY., end. number Of
leaders from the Buick foundry.
Chevrolet the Flint foundry and
A. G. clark Plug, met AT the Buick
Hall and set up permanent Col
ored Auto Workers Organizing
committee 10 complete the 100fo
unionization of All coored work
ers IN The automobile industry in
TO The LAW CIO In n meeting Al
Shiloh Baptist church we present
cd facts showing grievances OF
long standing IN the shops in Flint
thar had been taken up with HON.
cr Martin; and conditions rot
worse. instead OF better. under his
administration In the 4 C.. there
are TWO groups OF janIiors white
and COlored. II never was that bad
before IN any northern plant. Re-
Gently the line was drawn in the
Buick on truck drivers. Martins
people agreed 10 that division.
The committee will fight that
down under the program ot the
CIO.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29
Golden Leaf Baptist
Church

The Golden Leaf Baptist church
rs TO begin a weeks bazaar on
May /. A mock murder trial VIII
he held al the church "Wednesday
night. May ,. Judge Mallory Viii
preside Attorneys Van u N ..
Birch and shahcen will represent
the case.
The Rev W A Vaughn. pastor.
Mary Terril. clerk.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29

was only another milestone to-
wards greater things in the future.
ON last Friday night a huge
crowd jammed the Tabernacle to
witness one OF the most beautiful.
unique and wel1 conducted we'd
dngs ever 10 be presented In the
state. Words are inadequate 10 de-
scribe the entire setting, but spe-
cial mention Is given 10 the lovely
gowns. Prince Alberts, or cut-a-
WAYS. church decorations and the
solemnity and earnestness OF the
characters In short. II portrayed
wedding in reality.
Leslie Roberts, the minister. was
most colorful in the way he con-
Quoted the wedding ceremony and
added much hilariiy 10 the occa-
sion. The highlight OF the cere-
mony was when loan Montgomery,
the bride insisted on Eugene
Pharm. the bridegroom 10 say II
will asked by the minister II he
would take her for his wife for
life. The parents. Janet Jones and
Columbus Hamilton seemed quite
anxious To give their daughter in
marriage and afterwards the bride
was mos happiest while the groom
remained s,aid and demure
throughout the ceremony
The characters we're as follows:
Rest man aud maid OF honor, Fran
ces lison and Jimmy Watkins:
bridesmaids and attendants. Lilly
Ann Pharms. Anna Marie Giles
pie. Ruth kleckley Mildre d
Moore, Ida Mae luckado. Barbara
Jean McCrary Marjorie Roberts.
Alberta Chanev. luanita Allen lnez
Prince. Elmer Pharms, Junior
Bradley Curtis Epps. Albert
Strong. Roy Scroggins. Robert
Campbell. flower girls: Glorihone
Morgan, Rose and Ruth Sctogcins
ring hearef. Donald Roberts.
The committee consisted OF eos
tunes. Mrs Odell broadway. Mrs
Campbell Mrs. Epps Miss Ethel Il.
Broadway Mrs Gibson. AIRS. l.,
HAYWOOD Miss Costello william
son, Mrs Bumpus, and Mrs Mat
tie l.. Parks. flowers and decora-
lions. Mrs Annie Fleming. Mrs
NJ Robertson. Mrs. G.. Smith. Mrs
Montgomery, and Mr. Albert Flem-
ing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29
WINDSOR, ONT.

ON Friday evening, Edward Ross
OF the city. staged a checker tour
namcnt Luke Williams. ST. An
toine NMCA Checker Champion
Mr. Hudson. Mr.. Bowman. Mr..
johnson and Mr.. Colquit won the
Spanish Pool Checker Tourna
ment q TO is from Windsor
Checker players !. Sulliven, NJ
Rock. w. Green and Edd Ross. A
large number OF the people Of The
city turned ont for the English
Checkers which have not finished
yet.
Mr.. Hudson the heavyweight
champion and Mr.. Bowman runner
M TO him put on fine exhibition
for the players. taking everybody's
attention. Mr.. Rock and Ed. Ross
were the best Windsor players
Mr.. Ross has heen the light
weight checker championship AT
the ST. Antoine YMCA for the last
two years.
Rev. Penney preached at both
morning and evening services sun
day. subjects Preparedness for
blessing" and The Hidden Wedge.
Next week will he the pastors
Birthday Anniversary w K
Among the ministers who will
speak for the AME church will be
the Rev. Williams and Rev. e. NJ
Metcalf OF Detroit and Elder C. l..
Morton. DIR Miller noted evangelist
will hold revival meetings at the
Tanner AME church through May
Is TO 26 All are welcome.
A new item about the. River
Front Workers association appears
on the front page OF this issue OF
the Tribune
Edward Hickman aud Miss II
chase accompanied by other
friends visited Pontiac and soiourn
ed 10 the Great Lakes Country
club.
Miss VI Chavis. OF st. Louis. Mo
the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G
a. Ridley. was the dinner guest Of
MIR. and Mrs Prince Chase Thurs
day.
Dresden News
The Gospel Choral union OF
Chatham and vicinity also several
members from Detroit rendered
program on Monday April 18th at
the Union Baptist church on the
eleventh concession in Chatham
Township. Among the outstanding
numbers given were several selec-
tons from the Chatham Junior
choral chorus. Soloist and director
was Miss Marion Nandusen OF
I nathan There was also chorus
by the Detroit members. Solos were
rendered ny Mrs. Sally Jones and
very helpful remarks nv Rev. 7.
&. Browning OF Dresden. former
pastor OF the church.
Mrs. }. 7 Richardson Is still on
the sick list.
GaYent Scott. son OF Mr. and Mrs
A. V. Scott. and Miss Gladys Davis.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
Davis. were married April the
eighth.
Many turned out TO hear Rev
Henry Talbot Sunday evening. lie
spoke on THE Exceeding Riches
OF Gods Grace" One in the audi
ence came forward for prayer.
Mrs. Bertha Lucas spent last
week In windsor with her mother
Mrs. Simon Talbot.
Mrs. Wil6ert Wallace Is much
improved after her recent illness.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Smith who has
been quite sick Is improving.
Miss Vida Smith left Dresden
TO spend a holiday IN De-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29
Uni Que Bridge Club

The Unique Bridge club met a.
1924 Everett street. with Mrs.
Aretha Grandberrv as hostess FIJI
teen members We're present Mrs.
CRANBERRY resigned as a member.
Luther Jefferson Is asked 10 be AT
the next meeting on Friday night
Mrs lille q McNcclv hostess.
Prizes We're won by larence Bal
lev first, James Thompson, second
prize and Robert Rigs. the booby
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29

board elections. II Is high time for
the Negro parents and property
owners 10 act to protect the future
of your children. Who knows what
girls and boys in the city will be
considered in the future II we as
citizens open up the avenue so that
some Negro can and may be hired
in our own school system. Ii Is a
known fact that Negroes pay taxes,
that as renters we are paying taxes
so that our children may receive
an education In the public schools.
so why not see 10 II that some OF
them are hired at the expense of
the tax payers when they have
graduated just as white students
have. The following people have
taken out petitions for office In
the school board election In June
Stephen Sidor, Anthony Gugula,
William Omell. Joseph Wawixynek
John J. Matkowski. Joseph Kuch-
arski. John Solo, Andrew Wisniew-
ski. Frank Bagnowski. and present
board member Stanley Woznick.
Watch for. the qualities OF these
men in the coming issues OF the
Detroit Tribune as they will he ex-
planned by your representative.
Two men are 10 be elected. one for
one year to I'LL the vacancy left BY
the resignation OF Fred r. Pabst
and the other 10 MI four year
term that Is now held by Or. STAN
ley Wozniak.
SUSPECTS HELD
Two Negro boys are being held
!, al the Hamtramck Police Depart
lment as suspects on charge OF
snaiching the purse OF Eleanor
Zwierko of 1899 Evaline avenue.
on April 20, while she was walking
on Conant between Belmont and
Yemans avenues.
Young Peoples Talk
Eddie Lewis gets around hut n
certain girl says that she knows
lall Of the lines sorry Eddie.
Bonnie Boyer and The rest OF the
playhoys were seen at Interna-
tional Hall Saturday night Miss
Marie Harvey would like TO know
why should certain boy want TO
come 10 see her. tell her Sadie
Hnghley for you know why.
leonard II. Troutman. the local
clerk OF the Hamtramck Justice
Courts has finally broken down
and told yours truly that he Is not
engaged. that he is not In love and
that he hasn't found the girl vet
that could sweep him of his feet.
lnis may serve as clue to some
OF YOU lovelorn girls for he Is a
bachelor mot old enough vet. but
calls himself that. Well. that il
all that I can chat about for this
time. | Will see you again next
week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29
High Hatters Club

The High Hatters club one OF
Flints young peoples foremost or
CARNATIONS. is sponsoring bank
night social party on Nav at the
home OF the direcfor Mrs. l.. NJ.
Hamilton. 1914 Selhy street, at s
pm. Prizes Will be given
Randolph Morrison president.
Mrs L. NJ. Hamilton. director.