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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-03-16
INCREASE Is NOTED

Montana had S7,571 ,804.10 cash
in banks March l, as against
S7,103, 943.91 at the same time
a year ago, according to state
treasurer Ray N. Shannon. The
February l balance this year
was ST .988, 1887.
February receipts totaled ST.
AZ, 739.56, a gain over the ST.
1888 .337.73 in receipts for the
same month last year. Disburse-
ments for February were So
O67 ,104.98, a decrease from the
81. 197.316 total of expenditures
for February in 1898.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-03-16

At one party recently several
young lawyers employed in var
!ous government agencies, par
ticipated. They suggested and
played a new kind of game. The
game was a mock trial with
Miss Democracy" on trial.
The climax came when the
defendant was "beheaded."
The charge: Being a public
nuisance and carrying a dan
gerous weapon - the Constitu-
toni"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-03-16

Robert Rainey of the McRae
coal mine was in Hardin Mon
day.
Mrs. John Luther has re-
turned home from Hardin
where she spent several days
receiving medical care.
Oscare Develviss was a bust
ness caller in Hardin Monday.
Miss Eleanor Blakely is Wis
iting with her sister, Mrs.
Vaughn Shepherd.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-03-16

Colin Macleod of Hardin
came out Sunday to celebrate
his birthday at the family
home.
Ira Haynie has been cutting
saw logs and is trying to get
them to the saw mill before the
frost is out of the ground. He
has been using his "Farmall" to
pull the load and claims the
Farmall is the best SNOW
horse" of all.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-03-16
ICE Z DROPS

Ice cream production in Mon
ana last year dropped to l.
316!7 I'll gallons from the 1884,
170-gallon mark of 1887, accord
ing to the dairy division of the
state department of agriculture,
Butter production in 1888
reached 1855 1893, pounds as
compared with 10,607. 773 the
year before. Cheese production
increased from 1,086 ,981 pounds
in 1887 to 1882, $40 pounds last
year.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-03-16

he has to ride and walk 20 or
80 snowy mountain miles for
one lion. Far back in the hills,
he often spends cold nights
huddled before camp fires with
out benefit of bed and blankets.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-03-16

Business looked pretty cocd in Hardin lest Saturday. We
drove through town ct cbout $50 ?. m. and there Wosnt an
available parking spcce on main street Beet bonus money
odds new pep to q community for q while ct least, ana the
dollars keep on circulo+ing for quite some period OF time otter
they all seem to be spent.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-03-16

City election time is drawing near. Election dGy will be
held Monday, April 3 and at that time you will go to the polls
and choose the men who will be the City Dads.
We ore not campaigning for any candidates as we do not
know who they all ore. but we hope the victorious men will be
in sympathy with the proposition Of oiling Hordins streets.
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CHICKENS WANTED
Call Us Before You Sell
Garland 4942 7o36 Pacific Ave.
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DAY WORK. 35 cents per hour and
carfaTe Main 6542.
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GIRL. %, wishes housework; home
nights GOT East 3oth.
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WILL, NOT be responsible for oeots
contracted By anyone but myseu.
MRS. CAROLINE WRETMAN.
1921 South Grant ST.
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Poultry and Supplies

MILLERs RED FRYERs. roasting
hens and rabbits. 25c pound,
dressed. We deliver. Garland 1000.
742l South FaWcctt.
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IRISH SETTER. male. two years old.
partly trained, ais. 1913 No. 7th.
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more Tacoma homes az less aoFeI-
Using cost by placing your nle''ease
In THE TINES WANT ADS.
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ENGLISH SETTER for sale at 1912
North Proctor.
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COMPETENT girl wants homework,
35c hour and carfare. References.
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RUMMAGE SALE. 1888 Pacific ave
Oct. II. II. Is. sponsored py t Mo.i
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FINCH hydraulic hoist, wooden body,
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IS Want Ads Have Reputation For Finding Lost Article. Quickly

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uCkIc PULLETS AND FRYERS
! lL'F1 wanted Highest price,.
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Situations Wanted, Female

RELIABLE colored woman wishes
washing. ironing, cleaning; refer
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LOST2 Don't Despair;
Try q Lost" Ad
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02
Daughter Elks
Hold Initiation

FLINT. Mich, Dec. 1.-Genesee
Temple, No. $50. IBP.O.E. Of W.
held the largest limitations in the
history of the temple, Mrs. Grace
Bryant of Detroit, state president,
OBLIGATED at the initiation which was
held Friday evening, November
"a. at the Vehicle City No, 1896 of
Elks hail on St. John street. Ac-
companying Mrs. Grace Bryant was
Mrs. Mary Simmons Of the Florence
Ames Temple of Detroit.
Much credit is due Mrs. Bertha
Ford, daughter ruler, who has in
creased the temple to great de-
gree numerically as well as fnan-
cially, during her term of office.
Included among the "a women
who were brought into the lodge
through initiation were: Leila Sin
clair, Rose Buchanan, Emma Digs.
Parthenia johnson, Augusta Duck
EFT, Amanda Williams, Essanola
Bedenfield, Idella Johnston, Bessie
Mills, Odelena Butler, Virginia Les
ter, Maggie Jackson, Connie Harris,
Canary Marve, Octavia Thomas, Ida
Holman, Claudio Oates, Eliza Hanif-
ton, Florence Thomas, Marie Ben
nett. Rosetta Dotson, Emma john
son, Carole Sanford. Ethel Nickel
son and Louise Wigfall.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02
Rail Bird
Chatter


Morey Middle was beaten a nose
on the post at Bowie by horse
named Spotless which was a tough
break for the colored trainer, A
Allen. All the boys from Druid Hill
avenue were down to the man on
this supposed good thing to try to
get their winter coal. What a nose
will do.
Olun pus the Outlander who raced
in England until the war broke out
is sure to make the boys sit up and
take notice before many moons
roll around. This invader has just
about learned his way around the
American courses and is sure to
show well in the future. His latest
effort was winning the $4,000
Bryan Handicap.
Tom Munroe. the 4O-year-old
colorcd racetr5ck official says that
the old New Orleans favorite, Wax
wing is ready to go on to better
thircs down old crawfish way.
Earl Sande will train Victory
Morn the smallest colt in training
and that's a lot Of help. There is
quite a lot Of talk as to which is
the best horse Of the year, Challe-
don or Bimelech. Well that's hard
one to figure out owing TO the dif-
ference in ages Of both colts. But
I will cdst my lot with Bim-lech
7s I think he is the best shown since
E1uipoisc came to the races.
A. G. Vanderbilt will now be
performing head daties at Belmon;
Park. the U S largest track. lie is
you-g gentleman with modern
ideas and his first idea is to have
2j cent mu,uel betting Now boys,
Just think of betting two bits. Now
thc ladies can take along their
lunch
The Bowie inset Oas above pa
and Florida cxEccts 90 have its best
season with the Calumet stable
headug for HI7leah Park with As
horses which means Ben Jones and
IT Dupuy wiil be quite busy
George Phillips will handle the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02
Feminine FOibles
And Fancies
By GLADYS
By GLADYS

con and grilled pierced by tooth
picks are delicious hot bits.
WHAT TO WEAR IN THE RAIN
White CLEANS cheerfully, through
the gloom of 4 dull day wear
white overshoes carry a white
umbrella and il the rain
should stop tuck your white
raincoat into a white draw string
bag and you will have re-
tanned your sunny day chic.
If you are love me love my
dog" kind Of person you
will keep your pet as dry as you
keep yourself you can buy
little brown rubber shoes 10 tie
on his paws and watch him
step high.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02
Flint Groups Talk
On Consolidation

FLINT Men, Dee lat the
regular meeting OF the Pioneer Re-
search DEVELOPMENT Association
c. 49, 40 ., eA;i.L
: -''-''' WV s''''.' ~ o. ~
baptist ehureh favorable discus
sions on the possibility OF the CO.
operative group of the Southside
urdar tho Ioaaarsbino,p Iaora,,a
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02
Canaan Bapt. Church

FLINT, Mich, Dec. l. - The
Canaan Baptist church, Rev. R. S.
Scott pastor, recently closed a
two months grand rally in which
a total sum of over $1,000 was
raised with the women OF the
church raising more than half of
the amount. The plan OF the rally
is to continue to go forward on
the completion Of the church build
ing program which was begun more
than year ago.
Services at the Canaan Baptist
church are scheduled as follows:
Sunday school at $50; morning serv-
ices, II am; B.YPU, 6:45 pm;
night services, 7:30 pm.
Rev. R. S. Scott, pastor; G. W
Smith, superintendent B.YPU., and
Junior Church; l. Washington,
superintendent of Sunday school.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02
DETROIT


right 10 town and scored the first
four baskets before the Trotters
could anchor them. But they were
soon stopped. Wh5n the ball went
into the crowd, the time it took the
referee to get the ball and hand
it to the Detroit team. the Globe
Trotters would have a chance to
sprint back to their end Of the court
and set themselves for an attack.
The Thanksgiving crowd was the
Gargest ever assembled at a Center
Basketball game Il is estimated that
the two teams drew nearly 400
people. While the gym was crowded
90 its capacity, the auditorium was
also packed with just as many
da- cling 10 the melodious music Of
Warren Matthew and his orchestra.
Director Leon Wheeler had little
10 say about the game other than
Detroit lost to the Globe Trotters.
one of the strongest teams in the
country Wheeler stated Monday
afternoon that the New York squad
js one Of the best teams the Trotters
ever had
Saturday. Dec 2. Detroit start
on their Midwest Basketball League
schedule when they play in Column
bus Ohio Most Of the Detroit games
in the leagues first half Of the
schedule will be played away from
home and the last half 10 the city
Decambcr IS they wl rect Co
lumbus here Brani0a Crane.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02
Federated Clubs
Organize Mothers

FLINT. Mich, Dec. Five
hundred mothers by January is" is
the goal set by the executive board
of the Colored Womens' Federated
clubs at It's regular meeting last
week. The board favored unani-
mously the plan to organize the
mothers Of the community into as
ISOLATED groups for civic purposes.
Announcements win be made
through the newspapers, churches,
clubs, as 10 the date. time, and
place. of meetings. The Federation
also voted to sponsor pre-sehool
nurseries in the community. one
will be located in the north sec
ton of the city, a second one will
be located in the South section Of
the city. The plan to have paid at
tendants at each nursery, and pos
sibly maintain the necessary equip
ment for the nurseries.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02
BOXING
CONTINUED from Page 81

CONTINUED from Page 81
out talent that has never been
brought to light.
Helping Futch is Delmar Will
liams who is highly excited over
the showing OF their coming team
during their gym workouts. With
the general rise in the city's fight
ing strength it becomes increasing
ly hazardous to attempt to rate any
Of the city teams over the center.
The trainers themselves have rated
this their best season, and together
with last years champions, the col
ored stand-outs will be a hot favor
lite in amateur bookings first flight
grouping.
Because of their participation in
shows the club has lost
the fighting skill OF Joe Murdoch,
Eddie Smith and Howard Williams.
Some of the boys. scheduled to fight
on December IA are:
Willie Anderson, Brewster and
James Nicely, Una; Cedric Flounery,
Brewste rand Robert Young, Una:
James Palmer, Brewster and Leroy
Butler. Franklin; Jesse Shivers,
Brewster and Sam Cerrlto, Frank
lin; Robert Langston, Brewster and
Jimmy Di Maggie, Franklin; Willie
Grier. Brewster and Marvin Orange,
Franklin; Al De Saulnier, Annunci-
alton and James Dunlap, Brewster;
Solly Finazzo, Annunciation and
James Edgar, Una; Jesse Cason,
Brewster and Leonard Brown, An
nunciation; Frank Stanley, Annun-
citation, and Andrew Bailey. Frank
lin; William Hudson, Brewster and
Deville McCauley, Una Alfred
Brown, Brewster and Frank Scotia,
Franklin.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02
Hollywood
Make-Up
StaHmEint

you will certainly have to con-
tinue using Hollywood face powder
powder base, lip stick, rouge and
cream for your skin. or you will
never look this way again" H. L.
Warner Of the Hollywood makeup
staff, told Miss Mammie Prentiss
OF the Mayfair Beauty Salon, Mrs,
May Walden, mother OF DR.. c, E.
Walden, and Mrs. Georgia Hyche,
on whom he had performed a facial
demonstration 10 show how much
more attractice and glamorous a
woman may become by using the
Hollywood makeup preparations, be-
fore a group Of women including
beauty shoppe operators and as
sistants and several guests. Sunday
afternoon, Nov. 26, at the Doll Col
Inns Beauty Saloon on Leith.
The 81 color shades Of powder
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02
RUSSELL STREET BAPTIST

hCooELh . hhLbl OAR 1891
Sunday school and morning SER
vices were we'll attended on Sunday
morning. Rev. William Brooks,
assistant pastor, reports that he is
proud of the success and improve
ments of the church during the past
nine months. Several auxiliaries and
clubs are launching a building pro-
gram which is to be presented soon.
NEW MT. SINAI
The woman's auxiliaries Of New
Mt Sinai church held a bazaar and
homecoming affair last week which
was quite successful.
Services are as follows: Sunday
school, 0 am; preaching, IL am,
and B.Y.P.U., $50 pm. Rev. J. E,
Crouch, pastor.
PILGRIM STAFF
Service was well attended Sum
day. Rev. Washington delivered the
sermon. The secretary was able to
attend services Sunday. Rev Will
liam Simmons, pastor.
MR.. CLEMONS PASSES
Funeral services were conducted
for l.. Clemens. brother-in-law of
Rev. NJ. p. Parish, Wednesday, Nov
"a at Russell Street Baptist church.
Mr. Clemens leaves to mourn his
passing, wife, daughter and a host
of relatives and friends. The church
and friends extend deepest SYM
pathy to the bereaved family.
The Womans Missionary Society
of New Hope Baptist church, Grand
Rapids, Mich, Mrs. Carrie Walker,
president. Rev. J. H. Haynes, pastor.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02

The National bOWlnB dSsoCldLIOil
will hold its annual convention in
Chicago. H., Sunday, Dec. 3. Rep
resentatives from all parts Of the
country will be present,
Many representatives from vari-
Gus teams of the Motor City are
planning to make the trip. Among
them will be the Supreme Linen
Maple smashers who will play a
match game with one of the Windy
City's timber topplers in the early
part OF the day to amuse what Is
expected 70 be the largest number
Of Race bowlers ever to congre-
gate
The association is expected to
make new laws and bylaws regu-
lating bowling in the many Sec
tons where the new craze is hitting
a new high.
A special train will carry large
crowd from Cleveland, Ohio to the
convention. It has been reported
that several teams will make the
trip, thus making their representa-
ton one Of the largest in the
country.
The other cities to be represented
are: Toledo, Ohio; Baltimore, Md;
Washington, DC; Cincinnati, Ohio;
indianapolis. Ind; Pittsburgh, Pa.
and New York city
Many forms Of entertainment have
been prepared by the Chicago group
to gree. the visitors
The convention Will end some
time Monday and by Tuesday eve
ming many will be on their way
back home
Plans are now underway TO hold
the convention in Detroit next year.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02
NATE WALKER HAS OPERATION

A. Nathan Walker of Dwight
street, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. X.
Walker who underwent an appen-
dectomy a few hours after he had
been rushed to Hurley hospital by
the family physician, DR.. C. E.
Walden last Tuesday evening, Nov
81, is reported feeling fine this
week. Walker, a product Of North
ern high school, an athlete, is popu-
lar among the younger set OF Flint.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02

Nj. and Mrs. Arthur Caldwell.
Miss Lula Boone, Richard Pitts, all
Of Saginaw, were the holiday guests
Of Miss Rachael Cooper of Howard
court. The quartet with Miss Cooper,
after dinner visited several friends
OF the city before returning to Sagi-
nav. Caldwell is a relative Of Miss
Cooper.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02
LAST YEAR YOU WANTED TO

BE ONE OF THE GLAMOUR
GIRLS with your hair, a
blowing name Your makeup
vivid and sultry This year
you must be yourself fresh
faced . young enthusiastic,
LAST YEAR .. You wore strap
less dresses and hoops This
year you will wear fewer hoops
slightly off shoulder decollet-
ages and cover up dresses
for dinner and cocktails.
LAST YEAR o.. You wore charm
bracelets on your wrist this
year, you will wear them around
your neck.
LAST YEAR You wore
velvet or tulle for evening
This year, you will wear velvet
and tulle with the addition
Of the smart stiff upholstery satins,
and stiff failles that are so
good
LAST YEAR =. You hardly ever
wore gloves at all for evening
This year, you will wear long ones
to your shoulders il possible
in shades to match your formal.
LAST YEAR You followed
the crowd This year you will
be individual 49, You will find
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02
TOLEpOANs HERE

Miss Marie Reynolds in company
with Aaron Malone was here
through the holiday visiting new
friends of the city. They were
guests of the Louis Walker family on
Names. The Toledoans were also
the luncheon guests Thanksgiving
Day of Mrs. Odessa Allen and
Charles Adams of Falkland. They
also attended several social affairs
while here, returning to Toledo late
Thanksgiving Day.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02
CORRECTION

CORRECTION
November 25th issue carried an
article on the only Flint Negro
American Legion Post in Armstice
Day parade. The corTeat name
OF the post is the Kenneth Oden
Post 229 OF the American Legion.
The representatives Of the post in
the parade were: Thaddeus Will
liams, commander Of the post; AL
fred Tolbert, Louis Waterford,
Frank L. Gelispie, Ira Crawley.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02
FLINT BRIEFS
ANNOUNCEMENT

Mr.. and Mrs, William Winston OF
Howard avenue wish TO announce
the marriage OF their daughter.
Ruby Eugenia, to Nathan King, son
OF Silas King Of Detroit They are
making their home in Detroit.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02
Church And Social News


writes: Dear Mrs. Clemens and
co-worker: Your sorrows are ours,
but suppose we try to hold our
heads up and say within our souls,
that the Lord giveth, and the Lord
taketh, blessed be the name Of the
Lord. We do recommend a depend
able friend in Jesus"
CLUBS
U.C.O.: The United Civic Organi-
cation held its meeting Friday
evening at the hall, 1888 Hastings.
Rev. McLairen was principal speak
err, Mr.. johnson. an employee at a
local packing house, brought a dem
onstration Of various kinds of meats
constantly used by members Of our
group which are beneficial.
Members responsible for activities
Of the organization include: George
johnson. president; Herbert Dock
EFT, secretary; Ida Hanson, assistant,
and Mary L. Beasley, secretary.
HOUSEWIVES LEAGUE
Unit seven Of the Detroit House
wives League met at the home OF
Mrs. Annie Russell, Monday, and
planned a program in interest OF
business people which is TO be given
December "a.
IN ANNUAL DINNER
Mrs. A. Marlborough of Oakland
avenue, prepared the usual Thanks
giving dinner last Thursday. Among
the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gardner, Roland Pugh, George
Smart Lea and June Mizelle Var
borough.
VISITING
Mrs. Emmalee Barber Shaw Of
Rockhill. S C.. arrived Saturday.
She is the wife of Lomas Raymond
Shaw of Greenville- s. C. Both are
graduates Of Friendship junior col
lege. They are making their home
with Mrs. NJ. L. Beasley on Alger
street
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02

A member Of the international
Executive Board of the UAWA-
AFL union, issued the following
statement concerning a leaflet
distributed among Negro workers:
"The leaflet is unfair because it
tries to create the impression that
-the-Ncgrp workers in the Dodge
and Chrysler plants are being
singled out to go back to work as
against white workers. Actually,
many hundreds of Chrysler en-
plOyees are getting tired of being
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02
N.A.A.C.P. Youths In
Xmas Seal Drive

FLINT, Mich, Dec. 1.-The
Christmas Seal sale will be con-
Quoted through the youth division
Of the Flint branch Of the N.AA.C.
p. according to DR.. c. E. Walden,
president of the parent branch body
here.
John Gibson, president Of the
youth division, could not be reached
late Monday for a statement Of
the seal sale program.
The drive here may be conducted
similar to the drive in Detroit
whereby special days have been
selected in an effort to make sales
after church services, in the night
clubs, and house 10 house canvass.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-02

Montell Stewart, colored sports
man of Chicago, has Tomye and
Briery ready at New Orleans.