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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
FLINT. MICHIGAN NEWS
ALRION NEWS
A. I. Cant

a. l.. Cant
Mr.. and MIRA Robert Pearson gave
Mrs Gertrude Hawkins . surprise
birthday party Monday mite. II was
a very pleasant surprise for Mrs. Haw.
kina Games were played throughout
the evening. The guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Charles smith. Mr. aad Mrs. Nose
Union. Mr.. and Mira Clifton Ferguson,
Rev and Mrs r.. f. Carr. Mr.. and
Mrs James Mcintosh and Mira Fan
ME sauiter.
Mrs. Native Vest entertained her
class at q Christmas party "Wednesday
afternoon at her home on Washington
street.
Mrs. Daisy Heart passed away Mon
day morning at her hdme. Funeral
services were held Thursday afternoon
at Bethel Baptist church. Rev. MO-
crary Of Mansfield. Ohio. officiated.
The body OF the deceased was shipped
TO Georgia for burial. John Wall ac-
eompanled the body
The Bohm Theatre gavo us annual
Christmas Theatre party for all school
children Thursday.
The Anton Public Schools closed Fiji
day for Christmas vacation. Many OF
the classes are having Christmas par
ties
Elder c. l. Morton will be AZ the
Lewis AME church Friday mite.
The Albion Basketball team Will
play the Marshall team one night tkis
at the washington Gardner Gym.
Your reporter wishes q very prosper
our New Year TO tths staff ana readers
OF tho Tribune.
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By 4. Iurnlpsced

FLINT, Mieh.-Hoilywood Make
t'p Men were forced this week 10 re-
iuse numerous appointments be-
cause OF Their already osercrowded
sched-.e al TIE Mayfair Dell Reace.
Mays ana Dolls beauty salons.
Flint women. old and young are
maryell.ng over he amazing trans
formation and The smooth natural
appearance tAs Hollywood facial
gives
Mr.. Warner @. The Maks-Jp studio
IS assisted BY Miss Ssissta Asper
and Miss Vera Carter, Detroit beau-
ticions Because IL their excellent
work. Mss Asper and Miss Carter
have been awarded swo year oon-
tracts With the Hollywood Studio
Dell Reaee Eeal,y shoppe IS To-
Gated Al 1926 S. John Mary's Beau
" shoppe. 1920 clifford Do,rs
beauty shcppe H. Le'ta street
ard Maytai- Btasty saoppe lcQg
Clifford
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Vary riien smith snd Clarence Wilson.
puth Travis ard Bill Trotter. Elaine
nrdiev avi Noah Stevens Beatrice
Hemingway and Jnmes r.evls. Louise
rlnney ard wiimar Thortor veoia
webb ara Authnr Carter. Clara Hur-
icv and fewis Morse. Sara Williams
md charles white. Marry Hurley nnd
90 show. vIrian IenkIn. and sam
virr. cenieve Peppers and Compton
roviand Several other. were married
during tho year
NOsT~' ROrND
rev. and Mrs Mitchell piownau, ana
their daughfer Georgia Mac ~ t'nrichs-
VIE. Ohio. we're the Yuleiide visitors Of
Mr. ana Mrs clover ~ clinton avenue.
Mildred Mills motored 70 the windy
CITY for Christmas
Rubber was rolling on tho highway
a~ain because Aionzo Anderson. An
drew starks General Mccuilers Jesse
i~h'foot. Perry Calhoun. and George
vorrr. rootine like tho Prince ~
wales or N other words To hovs were
sharpl went 20 Toledo Ohio 70 wish
tho Girls Worry Christmas
Elizabeth nfiliard. Ton, nlliiard. VIII
r'aiworth we're the dinner erss's ~
M'ss Gertr'Se Prowrinr ~ Muilett ~.
Robert Caldwell has returned home
after long stay IN Kansas city. Mis-
souri,
went riris did vou know 1855 was
lean year. .weiii n is.and
ruess you know what that means....
we riris can rule the opposite sex this
year
take this little snare n THINK All
my friends Tor ~ the lovely Christ
mas cnrd-. .Teic~rame ana ore-
clors riffs. and 7 10 wish you q Hap
~ Now Year. nrf ' 10 rncaon Won.
WhntH this nhort Eiivnhefh n~rtou
re~elvins m en~a cement ring for
Christmas presenfs
Nnnv ~ tho bovs from crC rau,n
e"ent q swell christmas ~ homo with
thrir families niso roiisre students
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Wnshinafon ~
NarCourt avenue entertained guest Tor
Thrisffn~s diuner Witch rru nsrure
Won war ioveiv ard delicious The guest
wfrc' ~ eri Ne Leonard pvrf. Mr.
a"d Mrs Irrt watts NJ anf Mrs
fin~ors nirt~renn a'iss Iahrson tn
'hrr sirs hifred Thomas pr. Love AMI
luther Vets
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rm1 Won ran roach Yours Truly ~ fohS
Jos campau. Byo now untli neat time
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Nv GODFATHER AM DIcKERsov

simply know everyone had Merry
Christmas one OF the featuring hits
was party the Phyllis Wheatiey Girls
gave In honor of the members Some
very lovely Gifts we're received. DELI
cious refreshments were served.
The Mayfair Ballroom was really
Jumping Christmas with Warren Mat
thews turning out the good mue.s.
Among those enjoying themselves very
much were: Bessie McMurray. Rose
Walker. Gilbert Jackson. Florida Mae
King Shirley Harris zcima Ligh'foot.
Harding Brooks. St. Field Crawford.
Marian stewart. Phobcna Watt Mar
tina Lockhart. George Jones. James
Coleman. Maxine webb Callie Lee
Heard. Joe wciions Timothy Brooks.
Dorothy wright sadaila Wilson. Nor
Daniels Cicophus Jackson. Mickey
Brooks. Robert Thomas. Winston Brooks.
charlie Dew. Ruby Thomas, Junior Tur-
fcr. Max rookrufn. Chonhas Ninson
Mildred Poster. Ei0lse Pickett, Frances
Williams Mary Mason. James stanley
cicarie Howe. Dorothy Merriwcnther
Leroy Dickcrson. Rosalio Mcrrlvcath-
cr and loads % others
TIE Cardinal club gave a Matinee
dance ~ the Artistic ballroom with mu-
sic by John Holiday. Present were:
George Taylor. Ilctcn spivev. Charles
Pope. Beatrice Smith Andrew Coleman.
} esse Pearson. Minnie Harris Haxie
Quarker. joe Smith Margaret Harris
Nathaniel wlcks. sue scarcy. Helen
ward Nebraska Harper. Dorothy Iiar-
per. Muriri Ramsey Robert Simmons
waiter Mays and others
Grille Mae Searcy celebrated her
birthday with a lovely party Eiven ~
her homo on Jos. campau. The party
was given BY her parents. Ar. and ..rs
searcy. Many quests we're present. A
lovely rersst was served.
III LIGHTS on 1919
Several things happened IN 1888 a.
We all like 10 recall. Among them
tho Guild Hall which introduced many
iifferbugs 20 the promising year Of
1889 Tho eats and kittens Jumped ~
80 thew could fumn no more The
statement "What you 40 on New Years
Day you'ii 10 all the year. has again
proven Itself 20 be n fact.
The Soy club gave n swanhv prom
Tor tho graduates of various hlph
p hois that win long inaer ia the mlnds
m many OF thu younger set
Yours Truly made her debut ~ era-
lnHtlon party. g.. .... g.. 80.
Estello McDufns was the charming
hostess ~ graduation party. which
vas attended ~ many % the popular
NJ embers 81 the younger oct. o.. q. 4.
The Auora club save semi-fOrmal
sweeihcart's Ball. whlch many enjoyed
with music ~ john Holiday. eli. .. o..
sertruds HrnwrinR ~es feted ~ her
nineteenth natal day. 81. o.. .......
Dorothy Stevenson was introduced ~
Sweet sixteen Party .... ........
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Hugh Allison LEFT for the L. 8. Navy.
Bernlre Dlckcrson arrived IN the Mo-
tor city from Wilmington. Delaware TO
spend the summer. and became ac.
quainted and liked by the Younger Set
Les soeurs presented their talented
members IN "flnt now there's Bufford"
which was a huge success. 80.
\ dinner was given IN honor OF Hugh
Nilsson on his return visit from the
Navy. after the dinner followed thea
ira party and entertainment :. (.
The Homemahcrs presented their first
ricnic or tho season which was Kill
ler-dlier picnic and vii never no for
H"it'h'. ..s.....
Robert tpshaw ana oscar Motley made
New York city their homo 80. .. go.
Alma Malictte went 20 New Orleans
Tor two-ycar stay q. .... ......
And not TO mention all the lovely boat
plcnics that were really enjoyed by all.
NIX. AID MRS. or 1870
Dorothy Hale and Jamcs Anderson.
Alberta WRIGHT and Aurihur Carter.
'harolottee piuckett ana curtis Wal
ker. Ailcen Turner and welcome nIv-
crs Evelyn Green and James smith.
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II Is the opinion OF many ci-
tizens that u Is time that the colored
people OF windsor called halt
TO the ruthless way OF hiring city en-
ployeea Heads Of large families have
hcen forgotten and while there has
been only three or four OF our group hlr-
Cd IN this last stand OF our defeated
council NJ the last civic election on De-
cember s.
We are being pushed around by our
so-calied petty politicians with their
promises. Attend the next Central meet
ing az T.andrum Hall as McDougaii
street and express your opinion. jan
uary IL AZ 900
The coiored veterans OF Unit "ts"
Canadian Corps Association met Thurs
day night az Landrum Hall. President
nr. W. G. Kelley presided and intro
duced Legion officer +. A. Ficweliing.
representing Western Ontario district
Many problems we're discussed con-
corning war veterans who are finding
u difficult 70 get employment owing 20
their age and being veterans Of the
World war. This condition not only
affects our people. but also our white
comrades.
The meeting was attended by large
number ~ veterans. President Kelly II
making an appeal 20 all Canadian vet
Grams IN the T'Sk ard Canada 20 attend
tho next meeting which viii he held
on Saturday. January ~. at eight o.
clock at T.andrum Hall Number Two
constructive battalion veterans take no.
ticr
Ne. Zion Church ~ God IN Christ
on Sunday afternoon. Dec. ~. the
broadcast ~ ~ McDougai was well at
tended. Elder Morton preached a won-
derfui sermon. The many visitors who
were present were: Rev. Nora from De-
troit: Rev. Harris Of Toledo; Rev.
slouehman % yewlckvIlIe Ohio; Rev.
Crox. % Detroit. Also many people
were there from Indiana. Washington.
n. c.. Cleveland. Toledo. Amhcrstburg
Detroit Harrow and other places
on sunday. December al. there ~sli
be en- ell night tarry meeting a. our
church on heDoueali street Everyons
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oquent sermon last Sunday morning N,
Luke i;li-i'. During his d'sroufn
said, Don't Try - seti, yoers,,f q,
can only rain rccosrtioa throssh n
sus Christ"
In the evening ner yerfi, rsI
from the srtIe-' eTis chrrnl
Test.
~ O'clock on Cir's.ras rofrrI
frarv enthus'as.t' '1'ioness turned n
~ hear pastor Merritt sneak n ~
birth ~ Cirir'" The cho.r rs,rl,{
from the hasero.' ~ ne ,halr III
singing silent Nirht'. A N,su,s{
Christmas servire VS. t,-irr,,i
Monday evening go Sunday s,ss|
presented their program Tho Jr,-|
choir rendered rus'- Tie lrri-r al
aliso presented q, ,ssi- director ri
Morris ioss'v wti'a shir, Pr n, I'd
vice during the p,ss 'h-os tssrs ID
presentation Wa 1ic ag Nlss usus|
Jones The pastor ems 80 wife rsaH|
- many hoariisr Ch-irras fies
Tho second sr1tr N JANUARY M
Senior ch,ir vii .rarsN- 4 pocu'iry|
confcs between 80 renstrs
Mr.. Martha ,-rsfoa - he rhurA|
ls Improving raritie. ffofr M arl,s III
fered IN = rera-. fsft.
Rev. 4 z. Ne-ri.' ','rs VITA c,As|
IN vfshinr % an ter-v ,-s rrsspe|
ore New yca~ f11 81, COZ. fl'ss'su
Miss Ma -noiia SIrsra j. etur.h M
Porter.
second RanilSt Church
The CONGREGATION p, Second Bas<|
enjoyed voraersri cAristrnW nd
sage last sunday morning, which n
rreachef ~ che pastor Psv r. Il
.rouesa Tho subject was The G,,pd 4
christ Ron, ff. ira Rev. J~s|
said ''rhe peor'e o. to-day ~ ut 81
hrat. cbrfs4-,,. tav 10 ,hs rsop's Il
other Savs "a Thn~s ne r,,fs mi
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Mrs. D. B. Collins Is
Dinner Hostess

An elaborate Christmas dinner
party was given Monday Dec %.
rs Mrs y. b collins at her resi-
Geree. l4ig Le.th street The table
was art.siiCaly ARRANGED. The
menu .rcMded roast turkey. goose
and posk and an iAe Christmas edi-
Dles, vhich were Immensely en-
.oyed by those who were present
What made The dinner outsiand
ing was Tie i4ct thst everything
~Hs prepared - tee cid southern
s,yie. even ias p.attegs or which
ne food Na, served were OK the
same style.
Guests secluded Mt and Mrs.
George Johnson Miss Alaie Mar
iir Mr. Brown Mr. and Mrs. car
ter Charles Robinson. 4. Turnip-
seed was also invited to represent
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Windsor Ont,
by ARYTIA RIDLEY

T. welcome ~ attend This Frea' "''
Last Monday a Fellowship dinna u
held. In the evening "lS
gramms was given 90 the 'n1''"
Henry Chase OF Sor,h Bption ~
"A Mfr. and Mrs rrlrco cha'e VI
sor.
Mr. and Mr.. r. Ridley ~ p''''n
Miss r.neiia Naffhevs were ~ 4
quests Of Mr.. ard Mrs Prince - -
Harris. ~ Ypsllantivas al.o w 49,
Of Mr.. and Mrs Chase ~ mercer =
Mis-. peuiah wsis The only s' "
ter 81 Mr.. ana Mrs John Nals 7. "A
cer sfref. WIS united IN ri,I.s "a
Charles. washinston % hish''". -.
John Smith IL sreni'ng ne
IN Nlarra Falls With ~ fsH'R -
riebt o. cubs Twrr'ietA TO-. "A
"a toviard IN Detroit last 80,
their leader Miss Mauie 4
Mr.. Annie jackson - nu'i,.s s n
4. h,,,aav ewes, ~ Mr.. ara
James Foster Of windsor !. a
robn Travis 81 North ruti',, 80. -
er,est Of his sister Mrs ka's -
Mercer street. NJ
Mrs christins Kcrssy OF =. vuusl
ton II visiting her Sister
Hawkins 81 Mercer street "A
Among the holiday quests IN .,
are Txcd Baii OF london. ~. ..ls.rt
s't.,,t,A nts d,urhftcr ard sos-, Z. -
Mr.. ana Mrs Arnold Pryor 'H'
~ Everett street .sref
Mrs. Bcrnice Necuray 'na . 800.
and Mrs pearl nrown ana ~. =
verna Of london. Ont W.
guests Of the Arnold Pf'o'~ "a
Some three hundred children .,.s D
bout four hundred adults '. w. y,lr
community party riven ~ ~, 81, y
son concria,e auditorium. 90 -
prouran was rendered and a.. ~. -.
ana oranges were given 20 y.
nr IT, n. TAYLOR vas ohai''"--
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ECORSE NEWS
Nv MILO CASTOR

Thu American Legion post seems 20
he ''jinks' 20 the Police department
n has hean burRiarizcd some four or
Eve times this year. A. this writing no
arrests have been made. Every Sob looks
like an fnsida foh Finrer-prints and
foot prints are iefs. but no results can
be obtained. Some o, the post officials
out that they think will trap the theft
and the police have \ plan all worked
next time. So whoever r. doing the
breaking and entering better think twice
before they DO II arsln.
Herman Parker. known as the speed
king ~ Fcorre was fnaiiiy caught last
week doing sevrnty-three miles per. He
wss hailed before the Judge and nned
hftv dollars or thirty days
4 recent report coming from River
Rouge that stick-up men are on the
loose IN our community has put all our
business places IN arms Y. J. Johnson's
Grs station was held IN last wednes-
day night about eight o'clock. large
sum ~ money was taken OFF the pro-
prictor. citizens he on tho lookout for
piekpockets hurruiarr. stick-up and con-
ndcnce men. This 4. the holiday season.
Won know
4 lot 80 fiasafisfaction continues 20
10 expressed concerning the two
places m viseer ROAD We should con-
slider that our young girls must pass
those piiccs - 20, 20 ihs drug store
church ana hospital and ~ times the
Language 10 terrible. Tho srrlng election
Ia not far of and We should thing seri-
onslv over these conditions which can
John RODGERS Il being held IN the
be cleaned az.
county San for murder TIE stabbed his
friend. Mr Rivers last Thursday right in
Dciray. n Il reported that tho stahbin z
occurred ahou, his wife Mr. Rodgers
surrendered 20 Ecorse police officers
Mr. and Mrs Stanley white are visit
Inc reis'ives and friends IN Mississippi.
They viii he gone about three weeks
Little wiiiis Martin IL swinging 20
the tune os bucks He II IN the money
again Wen bring you more news next
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SOLD ON NEWSSTANDS|
AND BY
NEWSB0YS in FLINT !
Slants On Ypsilant;|

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one hundred ATTENDING n
Inc following officers wer. s,.a ~
the audience; Mira GlAdv. p.
dent; Mrs. Ada Scott. ". n'a nxl
n n, s'sistan. secretary: M. n s
49, Assos, secretary; NJ,
treasurer; Mrs. p Huffman
MIS- NJ. Dugan. alex cs,i., sls'.s1
hersey orchestra furnished az.
for the evening. We md
me Modernist'c club held ,Aa
Christmas dinner saturs.~ vi s,i,4
the home OF Mrs Harry So, " 4
bands OF the members We. '.la
guests. TS4
The Rev. Nr Powell o,r.
AZ ST. Johns Bar,is, -t''sF WI \
roe street. Monday. Iar W "
estinE Bible slides r.. :. va lt's|
gospel chorus sne TIE r,s,..a h,'s<
VII be present " sslr,l
The Rev. and ,fr. ~
w Snuren OF Cod ~ chrls. NJ.
turned homo after a.'erd.-s "sv
~ convocailon NJ Nsnohl. ~ Maa|
Mary J.. Curtis ana he- ,wo N
s,s'er ana nieces % ne Rev ", ,.,
son. accompanied them sa-k 80 A''c|
Mt and Mrs. Thoma. CO... -'.n@
Mr. Anderson. the NV NJ 80
anderson. and daurh,e- r,,,... ~
nobo and dauEhter. Grace NJ, ~
Winson and son noher, ",
curtis ard daushse- Nary A..
ster Jan is ~
Mrs Ann Anderson /. sisknA,,l
on Freferlck stree. rs-... -
left Wednesday fo- ~. hon. " \. =,
ANGELES ce' Erraa.s 5. ~t -.
father n Anderson $ e wac.
Mr. Williams va. ,he s,,.,. :,
nrothefs Elijah ws'.er 40 -
Williams I'D
NJ snd Mr. cfa' Hs--ao- IA J
Yvleitide dinner rcer. Ais .,.,-.. !,
ana Mr.. II s'ark- ana .,.sr rn,.,
anf' grandparents Sir ma NJ, ~
list. ' oeap|
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A. TURNIPSEED
Flint Representative
1902 MAIN STREET
Flint Women Crowd Beauty Salons
For Appointments With Makeup Men

ployee at the Durart hotel. A grad
uate OF Echels college. Phlladel-
phia be is al present member OF
the Eik's lodge. the Masons the Re-
irrational council Air Robinson is
formerly OF Minneapolis AID IS ac-
tive in many social and civic orga-
citations
For the past 10 years Robinson
Chandler funeral home has main
tanned an envable record for their
courteous business like aud rea-
souable services 10 the public Of
F..r,. Their beautiful parlors are
AZ present one Of the headquarters
.. the lIolliNooi Make-lp Men.
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Hartford Prayer Band

Regular services OF the Hartford
Prayer band were held Sunday
morning. Dec. - under the leader
ship Of +. Irving and assisted by
Mr. Langston. Scripture lesson was
read from Matthew 2.1. Many in
spring testimonies were given.
The sick committee reported Wis
iting more than 100 patients in va
rious hospitals.
Mid-week services will be held
at the Edith X. Thomas hospital.
The sick committee IL composed OF
Mr. and Mrs. T. a. viviar. Mrs. Hill.
Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Graves. Mr.. and
Mrs. 5. L. Jordan and the Rev. Mr..
billiard.
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Strictly Personal


Miss Ethel Nicholson Is visiting
her aunt. Mrs c. Campbell OF East
- Louis, I'll The charming beau
ticial was accompanied by her ur-
Gle Peter Perrin and anticipates
bringing her grandmother. Mrs
Ann Perrin, back TO Flint
Mrs Louise wilson lovely wife
w Or J D,w ilson spent Christmas
ID Birmingham. Ala Their baby
son is pending the holidays with
hts grandfather N Cassopolls. Mich.
Many Negro organization and Cit
izels o. the city OF Flint are ak
pressing words Of gratitude and
praise % carl Weckcr. state music
director and DR.. W. ". Norton, OF
the Flint Community Music for aid
ng ~ securing new project under
the direction OF Chauncey Downs.
A fequisllIor was granted for
twenty-five ~ the best Negro mu-
s.cans in the city Anyone desiring
ambition contact the Clifford Street
Community center from Monday,
December - TO Friday. Dec. %.
James Parker. Walter Campbell.
aud Henry Jones Of Saginaw. Mich
igan. sustained slight injuries in an
automobile accident recently near
Flint when their car side swiped
another auto.
Mrs. Maude Payne. OF 1919 Beard
street. IL visiting friends in Pitts
burgh and Homestead. Penn.
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Little Rock Baptist

The Rev Mr.. Tate preached from
81. Luke last Sunday morning.
His subject was, The Effect OF the
Mysteries OF the Birth OF Christ"
The congregation enjoyed the sery-
ices very much. The choir sang
There Wasn't Any Room in the
Inn"
Some OF the visitors AZ church
Sunday we're: Mrs. Nellie Young.
who is the pastors sister and Moth
err Jones OF Smithvlle. Ga.
Mrs Edna Tate will render a
program al Mt Carmel church, Dec.
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Vehicle Lodge
No. 1896


TIE Vehicle Lodge 10 1855 vii.
,pon-or Christmas party for the
k'dLies a; 'aeir spacious Rest on
81 john street Albert Harper, ex-.
allied ruler and Joe Wigfall are
working hard in order that tho
work pf the lodge IS carried or sue
cesstl.iy.
lsecreational Council
The Recreatonal Council extends
All their many friends best wishes
f9- iae new year The officers OF
the c'lh cx.ena an invitation to all
10 visit ;ae playground at ST. John
stree, headquarters Glasses or the
study of Negro l.ic held Sunday
aiiesnaoH, Jan. Il are open q the
pgl lif.-
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BALDWIN NEWS
by A. MOORE
First BAPTIST Church

The pastor. Rev. / r. Tyson. preach
cd Sunday morning from the text lisa.
90. subject. GODS Gift To The World
In Beauty" The message was bcauti-
fully delivered ana Illustrated and deep
~ impressed the congregation.
An impressive ordination service was
performed and deaconship conferred on
Joseph Webster NJ pm.
Tho opening ~ the new church pro-
gram VIII be held on the first satur-
day IN the Sew Year. \ bright and
prosperous year for the church II anti
clpatcd, under the leadership OF pastor
Tyson. who formerly pastored In De-
troit. Michigan.
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SAGINAW NEWS
ny MRS. ". TOOMEY
nethef rh,..h

- Message To The world" was the
theme Of the very impressive Christ
mas message delivered Sunday morning
by the pastor. Rev. Dean. % Bethel
church. Appropriate Christmas music
was rendered BY tho choir. Many we're
present
Sunday evening. very ierrs au-
dience witnessed tho annual Sunday
school pTs=F=5s' ne s.Sh ish. ~ss
the Christmas pageant depicting the
Birth OF Christ. GIFTS we're exchang-
"a.
Many members % Bethel sang chhlst-
mas carols - o'clock Christmas
morning. IN tho corridors ~ the city
he=rssal ara ,he hospitals for tuhercu-
lar and contagloas diseases Rev. y an
accompanied Tho group with HE violin.
Tho Carver Recreation centcr gave
a Christmas party last Friday Santa
Claus distributed candy. nuts. fruit
and toys Burneii Tarreiton was IN
charge OF the program
Rev =. a. Dean and family spent
the Christmas holidays IN Detroit. AZ
gsests % Rev. and Mrs q. W. Baber
and family.
Zion baptist
Many attended The sunday SCHOOL,
and the BYPU sunday nov. Toomey
preached n fine sermon ~ the m am.
service. The attendance was large and
several visitors were present
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INN Won ran roach Yours Truly ~ iofr
los campau. Byo now until neat time
Evening star., 1939-06-29
Maryland Price-Fixing
Act Upheld by Court
By the Associated Press.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. June 29.-Con-
stitutionality of Maryland's fair
trade act-designed to prevent use
Of 'loss leaders" by retail merchants
and standardize minimum retail
prices on trade-marked products
bore approval of the Court of Ap.
peals today.
A unanimous ruling handed down
by the seven-judge bench held the
act valid under the State constitu-
tion and turned down an appeal
against the measure by Leon Gold
smith, Baltimore merchant.
Thousands of retail merchants
had awaited the sdecision with par
ticular interest. since many now are
operating under fair trade" con-
tracts which permit manufacturers
to set minimum prices on their
products.
An infant diet company sought
an injunction against Goldsmith on
grounds he was selling its products
below contract prices. Circuit Court
Judge Samuel Dennis of Baltimore
upheld the act and Goldsmith ap-
pealed.
Evening star., 1939-06-29

girls and boys Of around her own
age who want her to correspond
with them.
One British Boy Scout wrote such
request from England and sent
her a picture of himself-a snap
shot in his bathing suit.
"Is he nice loking boy?" Leah
was asked.
"Oh, I don't know" she said with
blush. mot so very"
Another English boy wrote that
he thought the picture of her was
very lovely" She didn't want to
say much about that.
One letter from England had a
more serious vein. An 18-year-old
youth. member of the International
Youth Movement, wanted Leah TO
help carry on the movement on this
side of the Atlantic. She said she
was going to try to get a post
started.
Leah said it was going to keep her
mighty busy all summer to answer
all of her Queen" letters, but that
she was going to try.