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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-10
Honor Gundssroms on
Twenty-Sevensh Anniversary

Friends gathered At the houas ~
Mr.. and Mrs Max y MrNhs, soan
Mckinley ave. Sunday evening IA
honor Mr. and Mrs, Max Cunt.
s,Fcm on their arm welding ami.
yrtsary. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. ir.s AFhuthnct. Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Fireman. Mr.. and Mrs
Gus Acketn. Mr.. and Mra Oscar
Brunswick. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Hughes and Mr.. and Mira T. !,
Hall,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-10
Plans Program and Tea

4 Mothers day tea and program
ain be given D. Laura Walker cir
Gle and the Junior circle Of Fern
Hill Methodist church a. O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon in the church
psrlors. Mrs. Homer Hartzell and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-10
Older Scouts
7 O Organize

The second meeting of the
new club for girls over Ia
under auspices of Girl Scout
Council was held May ) in the
First Presbyterian church.
Temporary officers were APP
pointed. They were, chair
man, Florence Ewes; secretary,
Joan Doe. and reporter. kath-
leen Lakowske. The next
meeting will be held May 10
in the same place.
All girls IA or over attending
Mason. Jason Lee or Stadium are
welcome to these meetings. Other
junior highs will meet with Lin
coin or Clover Park group.
The only requirement to join
these clubs is that the girl must
be at least IA. The club is city
wide and will have a city presi-
dent. Each school club viii have
its officers, and will be divided
into sub-clubs having certain
activity such as mariners, dra-
mates. games and sports. The
sub-clubs also will have officers.
Presidents of all the clubs and
sub-clubs in the city will meet
monthly and plan general sctivi-
ties. There will be four city-wide
activities a year including dances,
beach parties, and hikes. The
club is to be named by its men,
bers.
British American Association
business meeting will be held We'd
nesday evening in Carpenters hall.
Birthday supper will be served.
Mrs. Leo Wingard is president of
the group.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-10

The Ladies' Ala society of ~.
Pagl'a ". V. church viii meet
wednesday for = business meet
Ing and election If officers ln
the chapel al 81 80 o'el0ck Lunch
con will be served 81 IL 20 BY
Circle Two. Mia Georgia rsneay
of Pacific Lutheran college viii
BE- the guest speaker faF ths after.
no0n. Hsr sgEJee; uiH BE- The
Present What IL II -
Ladies knsiiisfy e. iymlser saa
sss mill wafksr. No. zsi Nlil hald
business meeting N the union
nal Wednesday a. To o'eiock.
sp~sah iAalss' AID VII hsid
its May meeting Wednesday al
fsts IN the church pafl0fs. Mfs
r. " Hall vAl prsslas and Mrs.
Paul Cfanilni VIII lead dsgotloas.
Dollar envelopes 70 he returned.
Election.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-10

Mrs JACK Lester. respective pres.
dents Of the tao circles. invite al
members and frien1A.
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orsiils pstrol n Lady HzceA.
bees viii meet Tuesday evening
at : O'Clock Al tire home II Mrs.
" Y. DAysisf. 80 50. Prospect
street.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-05-10

Degree Of Honor club viii meet
fol ia spnnK lgnehsoa Wednesday
al kaE's Chicken Dinner Inn Cars
VIII Leave sth and Commerce at
Iis45 a. NJ.
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Homsn's guild. Grace Esaaxsll.
cal Lutheran church, vii meet a,
4 o'clock Wednesday. Mrs. 4
Eubls vii be the hostess. a Moth
eT's day program viii be presented
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-18
Brewster Swimmers
To muade Buffalo

Mitchell Lucas, sensational "hnd" Of
the season in the breast stroke;
David Cobbs, champion back strok-
er. and the fastest little package
of free style in the city; three-year-
champion James Buchanan, captain
OF the city champion junior swim
ming team Of Brewster Recreation
Center. Several other star per-
formers are going to bolster up
Brewster's attack.
The team is now busy selling
tickets and advertising a big balloon
dance and benefit which they are
sponsoring in an effort to raise the
necessary expense money to make
the trip. For this dance, Friday
night, March II, at Brewster Recrea-
ton center, they have engaged one
Of Detroit's young and very popular
orchestrss. Mathew Fuckers Twelve
Spirits Of Swing.
Some o; the team are aware that
this may be their one and only
chance to see Niagara Falls, hence
their heartfelt appeal to the public
for support of this Affairs
We wish them the luck OF the
IRISH" on st. Patrick's Day, March
II; may their hopes be realized
and may they bring back the ba-
con" as they did in Cleveland a
few months back.-Jim Butler.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-18
State Cage Contest
FidayAndSaturday

the brother OF Albert King, De-
troit contribution TO 1882 Olympic
games as a nationally famous high
jumper.
In a warmup-saUe Wednesday
night Birdhurst Centhr's fast cage
team won its ninth straight game
by defeating St Dominic five by the
score Of SO to II at Huchins school,
: Birdhurst's clever passing tactics
and stellar defense play pleased
Coach Shelton johnson and fur
nished fine entertainment for the
large crowd attending the game.
Scoring honors were captured by
Larmar Giles, guard, who chalked
up 10 points. Birdhurst has but one
more game TO win TO capture the
West Side division championship
and a chance at the city cham
pionship.
Other teams entered in the state
tournament are: Saginaw, Pontiac.
jackson, Battle Creek, Kalamazoo.
Flint, Lansing, Ann Arbor, Fern
dale, Highland Park, Hamtramck,
Ecorse. North Detroit, Detroit and
West Side,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-18
CENTER, SCENE OF
SUNDAY TEA

An exclusive tea was served Sum-
day, Feb, 26 at 400 p. m, at the
Franklin Settlement in the girls
lounge by the High Fidelity Girls.
A program preceded the serving.
The Robinettes," girls octet sang
two numbers in masterful fashion.
A saxophone solo played beauti-
fully, was rendered by Miss Maidie
Grasty. A history of the settlement
was given by the girls supervisor,
Miss Cole, OF the Franklin Settle
ment The Franklin High Lites, we'll
known male quartet rendered sew
eral Of their famous compositions.
A history of the club was given
by Mrs. Audrey Bell, the president,
Serving OF the tea followed in the
beautifully decorated lounge.
Among those present were Mrs.
Agnes Dozier, Mr. and Mrs. o.
Parrish, Mrs. Agnes Murphy, Miss
Meveline Turner, Miss Flossie Ber-
ry Miss Luvenia Dunlap, Mrs. Edna
Walters, and Mrs. Edna Cromwell.
Alphonso Cato is scribe.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-18
Plymouth In
Holy Week


During holy Week, April 4 to Z,
the Pyramid club Of Plymouth
Congregational church, will sponsor
a devotional program. The Rev.
Grant Reynolds, pastor of Mt. Zion
Congregational church. Cleveland,
Ohio and president of the N. A.
A. C. P, of that city, will be guest
speaker.
The services will be set into ;
program of poetry and music appro-
pirate to the theme and mood Of
the occasion. A cordial invitation
is extended to all those who wish
to dispense with social activities
during Holy Week, and consecrate
their hearts and minds upon i'm
pressive religious worship for at
least one hour each evening during
the four days mentioned above. II
it is impossible for some to attend
every night, such persons will be
generously welcomed to visit any
night during the week.
Program will begin promptly at
500 p. m.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-18

Shelton johnson, director OF the
Birdhurst Community Center, has
done a polished job in planning the
state basketball tournament to be
held March II and ls at Brewster
Recreation Center, 637 East Brews-
ter street.
Johnson has gathered together all
OF the outstanding star cage out
fits in the state. The two days OF
basketball contests will be an ex-
hibition Of higher performance in
basketball circles.
Four OF the most colorful players
in the state will be Wilbert King,
Pontiac Five: Dee Jenkins. Bird
hurst; Jack Vaughn and Arlie Clark,
Trojans.
These four lads are the most con-
sistent point makers and their I'M
canny passing ability and tricky
blind pass work may be the hit Of
the two dsyLshoWr
Wilbert King. despite his handi-
cap in size, is very adept in taking
care of big men, His experience at
Pershing high school made him an
honored sll-around athlete He is
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-18
Hold Last
Rites For
C.Eanagan

Funeral services were held last
Friday from First Baptist church
for Sergeant Charles Flanagan, Of
iOl0l West Eight Mile Road, who
was drowned in the Belle river at
Marine City while fishing.
The Rev C. D. Stanley, pastor Of
St. Paul church OBLIGATED at the
services, with remarks also being
made by Rev. E. W. Kelly, pastor
Of Scott NJ E. church, and Rev.
F. L. Berry. A military escort sc-
companied the b>er.
Mr.. Flanagan, a native Canadian,
was 40 years Of age. and for sew
eral years had been a business man
in the community, having come to
Detroit from Cincinnati, Ohio. Sur
viving him are his widow, Mrs.
Texna Flanagan and a host OF
friends He was employed at the
Rouge plant OF the Ford Motor
company.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-18
ZION TRAVELLERS AT
LOMAX A. NJ. Z. ZION

Zion Travellers at the Lomax A.
M. E. Zion church on Friday even
ing, March 10, was a great success.
A capacity audience enjoyed the
pageant
On March IS, Is and II, President
Hutehins and her Gospel TrumPets
are rendering a program in Dayton.
Ohio.
Michigan Travellers is group of
women singers who will be appear
ing on a number Of social affaiSs
in the future. Announcements will
be in the Michigan Chronicle soon,
Sunday evening, the Junior and
Senior choir singers were in a pro-
gram at the Union Baptist church
River Rouge.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-18

The choir of the ST. Elizabeth
church, 935 Alger, gave a splendid
program Sunday afternoon at $3.50
Rev. l. Mailey, pastor, announced
that Lenten services would be con-
tinued daily from 8 10 pm
The Greater National Spiritual
ASSOCIATION holding -SeFies-ot
Sabbath day services in the neigh
borhood churches at II am. Serv-
ices will be held at Christ Temple
Science, Saturday, March IS; St.
Matthews Spiritual church, corner
Beaubien and Piquet, March rs;
St. Elizabeth, 925 Alger, April l.
and 81. Paul, No. ?, Madison and
ST. Aubin, April g.
Rev L. Mailey, president, and Rev.
J. Smith, secretary, urge members
and frienns to attend these meet
ings and bring the sick so that
they might be healed
Committee meeting-The commit
tee on literature will meet at 3 pm.
Sunday at the home Of Mrs. F. B.
Peck.
Speakers Miss Hertha Priest was
at her best Tuesday evening when
she addressed the House Winner
League of Vocational Guidance.
Miss Temple of the Phyllis Wheat
ley bread company and Robert Gill
Of the University Of Michigan also
participated on the program.
Recital: J. H. Holloway is planning
a series Of recitals which are TO be
sponsored some time in May.
Visiting: Miss Leona Russell left
Friday for Cleveland, Ohio.
Convalescing: Rev. ]. E. Crouch
is reported well on the way 10 re-
covery it was learned today, Rela-
tives and friends all extend birth
day greetings to him.
III: Mrs. Leila Baskin IS III in her
home, 933 Holbrook. We wish her
a speedy recovery
Funeral: Funeral rites of Mrs
Virginia Garner were held from
the Mason Funeral Home, Friday,
March 10.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-18

The Brewster Recreation Center
Aquatic club is planning to send
its full squad Of swimmers. number
ing twenty. to engage the tough
Buffalo Y. NJ. c. A. tank stars in
9 dual interstate swimming meet
on Saturday, April is, at Michigan
avenue branch YMCA., Buffalo
New York
Plans are being completed be-
tween Guy Cameron. coach OF the
Buffalo team, and Clarence Gatiiff
director OF Brewster swimming, TO
take some thirty-five swimmers and
fans via Niagara Falls, a trip that
will long be remembered by the
younger contestants,
Buffalo will see in action such
stellar standouts as Taylor Camp
bell, captain Of the senior team;
Buddy Wilson, star free styier,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-18
FISHING
and
HUNTING
Rv BRANDON CRANE

Brewster Recreation Center Field
and Stream club became fashion,
able largely through the enthusi-
ssm Of Clarence Gatliff. Brewster's
swimming instructor. Gatliffs idea
Of having a club for nature lovers
became an enjoyable stimulant to
ever so outdoor favorites, Of De-
t-oit. who got together and formed
en- organization three months ago.
For weeks Gatliff worked on the
plan Of having a colored field and
stream club for men who enjoyed
the out-of-doors. He spent time con-
tacting and inviting men, whom he
knew. to get together and make a
club. The members really got to-
rether the first Friday night they
were called and formed the only
Race field and stream club in De-
roit-so far they are almost ready
TO boast of being the only Race
club OF its kind in the country.
Even now the newly organized
Brewster Field and Stream club is
starting TO do things. The results
have been duly tabulated and after
the meeting Of the sports commit
tee, Wednesday night in Brewster's
library, plans and a three-month
program for the club are winging
high.
Frank Harris, well known sports
man and fisherman, was elected
president. Charles Nelson was elect
ed secretary.
During the club discussion per-
iods the leaders have pointed out
that one Of the main things towards
good hunting is being able to get
along with the farmers. The Brew
ster field and streamers also ex-
pect to purchase strip Of land which
they will set up a hunting lodge.
The sports committee has outlined
several educational talks and NOV
ing pictures on outdoor life which
Trey will present for the clubs
approval at the weekly meeting,
Friday night
Wednesday night found several
Of the club members practicing tar
get shooting in Brewster,s rifle
range; and bait and fly casting in
the swimming pool The Brewster
Recreation Center Field and Stream
club will meet Friday night at
Brewster Center
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-18

lean Hospital association, college
graduate; he must further present
a record Of five successful years Of
experience as chief administrator
in a hospital approved by the
American College OF Surgeons, and
be recommended by five hospital
administrators who are also men,
bers OF the American College of
Hospital Administrators. The can
didate must also be active in local,
state, regional and national hospi-
tai activities and organizations.
Mr.. Carney was highly recon-
mended for his work as national
president OF the National Hospital
association and for his scholarly
survey Of n Of the 10 Negro hos
pitfalls in the United States. The
distinguished recommenders OF Mr..
Carney were: DR.. Donald Morrill,,
Receiving hospital; DR., Stewart
Hamilton, Harper hospital; DR.. W.
L. Babcock, Grace hospital; all in
Detroit DR.. w. L. Queennell, High
land Park General hospital, High
land Park, and Albert W. Dent,
Flint Goodridge hospital, New Or
leans, La. DR.. Quennell is presi-
dent of the Detroit Hospital coun-
-eiaii . Dent is the only other
Negro holding membership in the
college.
According to the Board OF Re-
gents, Mr.. Carney will have the
honor tremendously bestowed up
on him at the next convocation Of
the American College Of Hospital
Administrators to be held on Sep
TENDER "a next, at the Royal York
hotel in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-18
DAVE CLARK GUEST
AT YOUTH MEET

The Progressive Youth Council
of the Franklin Settlement held its
meeting last Sunday at 400 pm
in one of the club rooms at the
settlement. The purpose Of the
meeting was to select outstanding
persons Of the Race to be invited
to attend the annual banquet held
in Aoril at the Settlement
Among those present were; Dave
Clark, light heavyweight contender
of the Royal Sports club; Clinton
Bridges, Maryweather Smith, Cecil
Kennard, Velma Rivers, Bessie
Spivey Of the Society Debs; Hazel
Quarker and Alberta Lightfoot of
the Les Soeurs; Nathan Williams,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-18
FROGS GIVE GAY DANCE
AT MAYFAIR

The Highland Park Frogs made
really, really merry at a very gay
swingtime session held at the May
fair ballroom last Sunday evening.
Present we saw John. Holiday,
Grace Thomas Maxwell Miller.
Isaac Goodwin, Callie Mae Will
Jams, Tine Three Admirals," loca.
dance team; Joyce Campbell, Ed
ward Williams, Marjorie Conway,
Elizabeth Turner, Sam Dougherty,
Severe Robinson, Oscar Thomas,
Lorenzo Moner, Myrtle Jackson,
Marie Bell, Ruth Jackson. Ernestine
Veal, Callie Burnett, Mabel Pope,
Naomi SHEPPARD, Woodrow Wood
son, Booker Willis, Bubbles Saund-
ers, John Albany and loads OF others.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-18
Announcing
ShowerGiven
Newlyweds

The lovely bride and groom
shower. given for the newlyweds.
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Beck Of 5438
Baldwin avenue, was one of the
highlights of the social season, The
affair, one of the first OF its kind
in Detroit was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. James Brown Of 6l5l lroquois
avenue.
The event was semi-formal with
the men dressed in the latest styles
and the ladies wearing gowns,
stunning beyond words. 1t was
very unusual having men at a
shower, but their presence lent
much to this new social form.
A large white wedding bell was
suspended from the ceiling chande-
lier in the living room, while in
the dining room, on one side Of the
room, was a large cut-glass punch
bowl, the table was set buffet style
with a miniature bride and groom
to conclude the lovely setting.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Cooper MI. and Mrs.
Melvin Jones Mr. and Mrs. Will
lam Smith Mr.. and Mrs. Bob
Brady Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Solomon John Carney and Miss
Victoria Mccall Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Hunter Arthur Pal
mer and Mrs, Myra Collins Berry
Mr.. and Mrs Hughes Peterson
.. Mr.. and Mrs. Carlyle John.
son Joe Jenkings and Miss Jen.
ny Harper;
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Austin Mr.
and Mrs. Burton Mr.. and Mrs
Carter Smith Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Cruizet John league and
Miss Winifred Brady Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Hammond Mr. and
Mrs. Norbert Revels Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel knight Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Nelson Mrs
George Cole and Roland Beck.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-18
COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. E. G. Melvin, pastor
In spite OF the Indictment weather,
the services were well attended on
Sunday, March S, IN the Sunday
school a large group Of young girls
and boys were present to discuss that
great lesson, Peter breaches TO the
Gentiles," which wss enjoyed by all
present As Sunday was woman's day
at the church. Assistant Superintendent
Miss Marion Sanders took charge Of
the Sunday school at the regular hour
At the morning services Pastor Mel
win brouFh the message. his subject
being, Women. The points empha-
sized were: The responsibility resting
upon the women Of today and the
challenge to Christian wonanhood TO
bring pesce from confusion and chaos
The afternoon program was a sue
cess from every angle Some Of the
prominent women speakers were: Mrs.
Mary Cole whose subject was "Wom-
en- in the Home, Mrs. W. NJ. Grimes.
Of Second Baptist, Women In the
Church; Dr., Daisy Northcross, Pro
/ fessional Women" Mrs. Emma Hicks.
Working Together With Cod; read
/ ing by Mrs E. Hopkins; solo by Mrs
I Viola Thomas; Mr.. p. H. Wright Of
| Institutional Baptist gave the sum
mary Of the entire program,
IN the evening the ceremony COM
memorating the death and suffering
[ Of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ
was held. You are always welcome al
The Community Baptist church. Elsie
Thomas is reporter
Thursday, March banquet was
/ held at the Community Baptist church
on Klinger honoring the pastor Rev
Melvin and his wife, Each auxiliary
Of the church presented gifts 10 Rev
and Mrs Melvin. The committee con-
sisted Of A. France, chairman: Mes
danes Y. V. Kilgore. Francis France
Berth1 Woods. Carol Ward Icls
Vaughn. Hunt and others.
] THE sICK.-Mrs. Elizabeth DeRogeri
Of Klnger street is confined 10 hei
home with a serious Illness az we e
to press. Two sisters Of Mrs. DeRor.
ers motored here from Indianapoli!
TO be with her ard had very IN.
fortunate accident in which their auto
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-18
NORTH END ORGANIZES
~ w" GROUP

Under the leadership OF Mrs.
Anne 'Csstone, a Girl Reserve branch
club has been organized in the
north end section Of the city.
Organized in January, the mem
bers include: f. Pace, president;
7. Brinson, secretary; A. Bryant,
treasurer; F. Baber, z. Flowers, G.
Ziegler, H. Blackman, ]. Green, A.
Ross, D. Hicks, G. Bryant, E. Ayre,
NJ. Mackey, W. L. Monroe, D. Will
Jams, @. Wallace, NJ. Bryant f.
Foster, NJ. Mcdonald, F. Green, A.
Lamont, NJ. Pace, v. McFall, G.
Wyatt. A. Lane, M. Reeve, E. Hol-
ley. Miss Elizabeth Bryant is Mrs.
Castone's assistant.
The next meeting will be held
at 1905 Mt. Vernon avenue.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-18
Tries Holdup;
Gets 'Held-In'
By Three Men

According to police, Paul Ritter.
so, and white, OF an Euclid street
address and three companions. had
stopped for a red light at Brush
and Gratiot streets last Saturday
morning when a lone man jerked
open the car door, brandishing a
large knife.
He ordered Ritter: Don't move or
I'll let you have it. And I'll take
the car when you get to where
you're going" police records re-
veal.
1t seems that Ritter obeyed the
commands Of the lone thug by driv-
ing up to the front Of the Ninth
Precinct station. Then the COM
panions Of Ritter suddenly grabbed
the armed man and took his knife.
Meanwhile, it was reported that Rit-
ter kept blowing the horn until po-
lice came out to investigate and ar
rested the alleged holdup man.
Hi name was disclosed as Fred
Young, rs, of 635 Clairepointe. Po-
lice are holding his 3h -inch bladed
knife as evidence and booked him
for an attempt Of robbery armed.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-18
MRS. HUGHES
HoYAEETTES HOSTESS

The Loyalettes club met last week
at the home of Mrs. Helen Hughes
Of St. Antoine street The meeting
was opened by the president, Mrs.
Lillian Jasper. The hostess served
a delightful luncheon following
which the meeting was adjourned
20 meet at the home OF Mrs. E.
Ferguson Of Clinton street, Mrs. J..
Adams Is club scribe
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-18

,,,r,sd aver three times but fortu-
ua,o,v No IN, yss soriouslv hurt Mrs.
cors rr.eroan and George Jones.
fricnds accommodated Mrs Cordelia
tyarnor nj Ftbal Fkv sisters of Mrs.
napasars hare,
~. n II zais1er nror,inent club
~ cnurcb ,,,orLer is m in the Grace
to ~, and would annreciate a visit
-, - -a.ny fr,sndz
rho1,ss Anderson faithful and loval
..da,Sas 81 poaoo pan,ist church is
an =, Me Ha,,,o m cody street
prxcr pApTIST CuIiRcH
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-18
HOUSEWIVES
IN LUNCHEON

The second luncheon OF the
Housewives League under the aus
pices Of the ways and means COM
mittee will be held March 10, from
until o'clock in the afternoon
at the home of Cows Coffee COM
pany, at SOS East Garfield avenue.
Mrs. Laura Douveor is chairman
Of the committee on arrangement.
Reservations may be made by call
ing her at Te.- 1-4079.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-18
Head of Hospital
Wins Recognition

E. R. Carney, superintendent Of
Parkside, was elected last week into
the membership OF the American
College of Hospital Administrators.
For election to this distinguished
national organization the candi-
date must be a member OF the Amer