The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-02-18
AROUND ANN ARBOR

it. You pretend that would be afraid
10 print your note. but in reality you
Just wanted to see i! in print Well.
anything to obhge a lady. for il I'm a
judge OF handwriting, yours is a fem
mime hand Write again. and show me
You are not afraid by signing your
name. Thank you for writing.
Question: How can you get so much
news about so many people. you claim
that your Job is so combining II
you write anonymous, how DO your
contributors get their news to you
-. c. F. p,
Answer. c. F. P, your questions are
aptly put first this one answer Will
tell you what you want to know. Peo-
pie who contribute 10 this column take
or send their news to the shine shop,
and l phone for it and copy it down as
it is read over the phone.
Question. To the writer What is your
sex male or female? What do you
do for a living? Are you married. How
old are your , A Reader.
/ ANSWER; am a male, I work for
living also am a single man, and APP
you want 70 know
It is rumored that W. r. will OF has
filed suit for divorce.
Is Lucille Steel one OF these modern
Amazons2 We see that her erstwhile
boy friend is wearing his arm in a
: siing9
Did you hear Attorney Dudley Of
Detroit speak at the ANfE church last
Sunday? He gave very interesting
talk. nice crowd was in attendance
and seemed to enjoy the service
Peter Carter and Martha Brady, also
Dorothy Miller. and Robert Baker, Of
Detroit. offended the annual J-Hop
dance with a few ether race students.
GOLDEN GLOVES FINALS
In the novice class Paul LanIer, de-
feated Al Sylvester in a fast bout,
! Paul is a Monroe boy.
/ In another bout Paul Lanier was
knocked out by Fred Martel.
Allen Roundtree lost decision TO
! Cy Hughes, Of "A.
Andy Page Of Monroe won decision
over Perry Mason, also OF Monroe
In the open finals our wonder boy
Harry Wickers was defeated by Ma
than Bridges. both OF Ann Aroor.
Nathan Bridges. fast. clever. 1926
FOUNDER defeated Bob Clapper Of Flint
. in a decision bout
Ely Barnes. Of Monroe defeated Car
mine Falbo. Briggs A. A. Detroit In a
] decision bout,
Rufus Williams Bridges A. A Detroit
won the heavyweight final by default.
DECEASED
Frank Jackson. well known Ann Ar
bori;e. died last week Of complications.
Mr.. Jackson was born in the South in
1876. and had lived here more than
thirty years He was Inferred Monday
and was incurred by his host Of
! friends. He is survived by his wife.
Sail Jones Jscson and family. We ex-
tend our condolences 10 the bereaved
! family,
VISITS
II is rumored that Lacey Fondren's
wife Of Waterloo. Ia. is here II it is
true Lacey, you should be ashamed
Of holding out on US. and Mrs. Fondren
We hope you like our fair city and en-
I Joy your stay while you are with US
T. 6. Mckay visited the Motor City
last Sunday, and while philandering
around he dropped In and Al says that
he didn't want to see his name in the
/ Chronicle as person who neElects his
] friends.
Cletus Roman visited his brother
last Wednesday. bu: really made the
trip to zee a friend he located through
! this column. Bob Settles. whom he has
not seen for four years.
Emerson Adams had better keep up
] his duties as he has been, or he viii
be exposed for his former activities.
/ You know Just what Is meant E. A.,
didn't see you last week. so you know
[ what It Is meant
Some odd names Of men I've met or
known IN my short span Of life -. O..
| Abiather. Aboniram Bsrnabas Ethel
I red. Josie Rascus, Mutt, VIVIAN. boy
Oh boy, arc the girls laughing. but
wait. loo XXX these odd feminine names.
Moreno, Bii.ng Floy. Fidelis, Keturah.
. ZeHois, Virtra. you pronounce II. Ke-
zish. now why are the ladies so quiet7
Ha. Ia. ha
Margaret Berry asks an apology
for referring to her as Maggie We
sincerely 90 s., Mrs Berry 800
Bob Settles wants all the Brother
Elks to know that he has been REIN
stated and IN good standinE. viii be
I over soon and get acquainted with 9th
members he has been told about by
his recently rediseoyered friend. A. R.