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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-10
CANALE STRUCK
DOWN BY AUTO

Struck BY car Wednesday eve
mig Al So. sth and Trsfton st.
Dick Csnale of iol5 So. ! ~. was
slightly injured He was treated
for minor bruises a. Tacoma Cen
eral hospital
The automobile driver was Don
Cooney. rs. OF American Lake. who
told police Csnale stepped off the
curb directly in front Of his car.
Cooney was booked for investiga-
ton AT the city jail. and released
on his personal recognizsnce.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-10
HOSPITAL BILL
TOCONFERENCE

nv Tacoma Iimes staff Writer
CAPITOL. Olympia-Pierce


CAPITOL. Olympia-Pierce
county's hydra-lived hospital
bill. apparently killed deader
than a dodo in the senate
Wednesday afternoon. was re-
viyed in the house again
Just before midnight by fast
floorwork on the part of the
Tacoma delegation.
The bill. designed TO put Pierce
county hospital under a board Of
six citizens. thus getting the in
stitution "out OF politics. was
passed by the house between mid
night snC a m. Thursday, as
an amendment 10 another bill.
This strategy was resorted TO
after the measure had been buried
by a hostile rules committee.
After the initial long house
battle. finally won by the Pierce
county solons. the senate refused
10 concur in the amendment. Sen
stors were about 10 kill the bill,
when Pierce county Senator DR.
G.. r. kerstetter, 10 save IL. moved
that this house not concur. This
had the effect OF returning the
measure TO the house. but Of keep
ing IL alive.
In the house a motion was made
that the house concur with the
senate in killing the hospital sec
tons. Rep. Gerald Dixon. McKin-
ley Hill. took the floor. begged that
the bill, unaltered. be sent to con-
ference committee.
lack Vane joined in the plea.
fought down an objection from
Yakima. gained support from Spo-
kane. Then the motion 10 concur
with the senate was voted down.
Finally. as score of members
demanded the floor In demon
stration over the bill fiyaling that
4 the early morning hours. vane
was recognized again, moved that
the bill, unamended, be sent TO
conference committee. His motion
carried with roar.
Result: Committees OF three
from each chamber will agree on
the measures final draft. which
must be accepted or rejected with
out further change Chances now
for the hill are at least $3.50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-10

Unable to explain his leg in
Jury 10 the satisfaction OF police,
Hartman Harbak, %. was booked
on open charges early Thursday
at the city Jail.
Harbak was taken to Pierce
county hospital at 3 a. m. when
Prowl Car Officers Roscoe Saw
age and Charles Hughes found
him at his home. 1882 So. J st,
with two cuts on the left leg.
above his ankle. He said the
wounds were received in tavern
brawl. After receiving first aid.
Hsrbak WAS placed in the city Jail
for questioning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-10
Legion Man With Fanciest
Beard Will Receive Prize

the lerionnsire bossting the best
set Of Grapes BY March IL. A hair
raising finish Is predicted. with the
winner ,riumphine BY the proven
bal whisker
Only genuine foliage will be con-
sidered: false boards viii result in
disqualification. Should the ORA
perry Derby end In a tie. a hirsute
expert viii he called In 10 measure
the length and quality Of the hairs
IN competition.
A community celebration mark
ing Wsshington's Golden Jubilee
year. the Days OF SO will be
staged At Legion hall. 407 So
G ST. Friday and Saturday nights.
March Ills. Games. old-time
dancing and special vaudeville viii
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-10

England has its Epson Derby.
Down in the bluegrass country they
han the Kentucky Derby And in
Hollywood Is found the Brown
Derby.
Not to be outdone. Tacoma has
entered the derby lists recently
with the American Legion's Drs-
perry Derby. Members OF Rhodes
posts Days Of So committee be-
heve that the pioneers Of 50 years
ago had hair on their chins and
checks. a. well ss chests. and the
race Is on to see who can raise
the most luxurisnt crop of facial
ohrubbcry.
Adding interest TO the contest.
Anker Bjornstad. post commander.
has promised handsome prize to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-10

rs declared fatty. 1t Stlnks.
hour. later. Most. however,
expected 10 he able 10 leave
for home not later than sat
urdsy.
When the governors highways
Appropriation measure. giving the
cities more and the counties less
gas tax money passed the senate
Wednesday. % 10 IS. Pierce eoun-
ty senators voted as follows.
For the bill-Dr q. B. Kerstet-
ter. Ralph Metcalf. Ted Schroeder.
Against the bill-Mrs kathryn
Malstrom, Monty Percivsl.
In the senate Mrs. Mslstrom
Wednesday wsged valiant fight
to force the administrstion-do mi-
mated rules committee to bring the
teachers tenure bill TO the floor
for vote
But she was beaten. 80 TO II.
Newsletter voted with her,
Metcalf. Percival and Schroeder
against her.
The bill, which passed the house
last week. had been strongly back
ed by Tacoma teachers lobby.
All committee amendments 10
the governor liquor license
amendatory measure were reject
ed BY the senate Wednesday.
some beginning TO doubt IL the
job would be complete even 48
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-10
ACTIONS IN DIVORCE

Suits for divorce have been
started in superior court by Mary
against Claude Reed; Frank j.
against Geraldine A. ketter; Bee
against Claude w. Nicely. and by
Hazel against Robert l.. Lowry.
Final DEGREES have been granted TO
Sydney X. from Ward Pirce. Ed
ward r. from Edna l. Curtin,
George w. from kathlyne Saun-
ders and TO Albertina from Gus
Schrader. An interlocutory decree
has been granted to Ray from
Ethel NJ. Mortensen.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-10
Aye ameron. Chervenka,
Montgomery. Sandegren.
No-Dixon. jackson. Pettus,
Ra.alltni Trnr,hleN Name

Before the final roll call. Dixon
charged that actually the house
was canceling the states one per
cent law and authorizing three per
cent per month interest on $500
loans This" he said. will give
the loan sharks more than ever"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-10
J.C. Murphy III
In Los 4ngeles

Notified that their father J. c.
Murphy. now in Los Angeles. i.
critically I'll. Thomas Eusiaee
Murphy and Mrs Eugene !. CALI
ovsy let Tacoma BY tram Thurs
cay afternoon for the California
city.
Mr.. Murphy. pioneer resident
Of Tacoma. and his son operate a
magazine and newspaper distrihu-
ton office at 72s Pacific ave
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-10
MT. HOLYOKE STUDENTS
HEALTHIER This YEAR
SOUTH HADLEY. Mass. :

SOUTH HADLEY. Mass - DR..
and chairman OF the hygiene de-
Psttie J. Groves. residen' physician
psrtment al MI Holyoke college.
reports that colds have been much
fewer during the frs; semester
than for the corresponding period
year ago.
Class absences las; year due 10
colds from September through
December vere AIS. while sos was
the figure for the comparative
term this year
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-10
TO DISCUSS BILLS

General Welfare Club No l Will
meet Friday at 7:3o at 2eo7 So.
9th st. with Fred s. Lambert as
chairman. There will be general
discussion of new laws passed by
legislature. entertainment and re-
freshments. Every one welcome.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-10

be featured. The event II open 10
all citizens Of adult age. as well
as veterans and their wives. Ad-
vance tickets. offering Five bucks
for so cents" are are now being
sold by Rhodes post members.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-10

AND
-POLITICULARS

CAPITOL olympa-Although the casual nostril il
noticeable several representatives insisted there
bad smell in the house Wednesday In fact and
gain pain-speakng lawmakers declared fatly 1T stnks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-10

Pierce county members were q unit
in opposing the amendments.
They feared that If the bill were
sent back 10 the house for con
currenee. il would 90 TO conference
committee. and show up In the
end with the Sunday beer clause
attached again. Bills from confer
ence either must be accepted or
rejected BY both houses in their
entirety.
Pierce county house members
Wednesday voted solidly TO reduce
the excise tax on crude oil. used
as material in manufacturing mot
for fuel. from one-fourth to one
eighth cent per gallon. The pro-
posal carried, SO 10 4S.
The members so voted in belief
the change would aid certain in
dustries in Pierce county. The tax
bill passed the house, 63 to 80, al
ready has passed the senate.
Dear Boss: There amt no good
cracks today-everybody's feeling
too darn mean down here. Your
staff writer.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-19
.CounciLGiues
Job Request
To Mgr. Edy

TOLEDO, Ohio--A request OF Ed
ward Jackson and Archie Britter to
have the city council 60 on record
as favoring all city-sponsored WPA
projects TO include a proportionats
quota OF colored timekeepers, fore
men and supervisors was heard in
Monday mornings session.
The matter was temporarily dis
posed OF by arranging an appoint
ment with City Manager John N
Edy for a joint committee composed
Of the Civil Liberties committee Of
Golden Rule Lodge No. l2s (Elksj
and Numbers of the Sepia City cabi,
net
Mr. Jackson is vice-msyor oil
Sepia City and chairman OF the
E!ks Civil Liberties unit. Mr.. Britt5r
is seventh ward councilman OF
Sepis City and also a member Of
he Civil Liberties committee of the
Elks.
They explained in council that
S5olishment Of Number Eight Fire
Station as a colored fire unit GER
tsialy- merits consideration for
Toledo's colored citzenry
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-19

About.

II is very funny what alcohol will
do 10 some people Lee "zack'
Futreh seems 10 think he is cave
man. Did l see you trying TO put
the lady friend out of Hsrry's?
Good things come in small pack
sses. That is what Texas found out
when Little Griff gave him a right
o the mid-section. Tsk! Tsk!
1t seems as if Dickie Simms had
rocks in his bed the other morning.
He could be heard snoring loud and
often at a grab joint (restauranO.
Don't worry, Claylee, B. ]. will
be back and you can try your hand
with him again. Although you
didn't rate so high the first time
cont let il get you down! I'm quite
sure you weren't looking for Dwight
Guy when you drove by the Elks
Rest.
Where was Virginia when heard
someone say that John took Kitty N
the farm?
Mabel F. may be the Gar Of
! Washington street but Emma is still
the Queen OF the Baker boy. Do
you Dig
see that my fran" Junior John
son is playing it very hard with
Irene Robertson but l wonder what
happened when he went up .
Claras apartment.
wonder why Robert johnson
can't be seen on week days with
Gertrude Maybe he thinks Geetch
will see him.
Did l see Herbsrtine, come in a
certain after dark" place and tell
Fats the bartender at Joe's, to come
cut. What goes on there?
Take niy-s6vfee- and stay II; ,yoer
place, Sugar Brown. II you get down
you will have to be heard too and i
is coming TO you sooner or later.
Do you dig?
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-19
BRIGHTON
GARDENS

Mr. John S Carter OF Washing
ton, D. C, Is visiting his nephew
Mr. Birney Smith ST. is also visit
ing the city and hopes 10 see at
least four generations gathered
around, ccnversing and renewing
fond memories.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bromsl Penick. DR.
o. L. Barland and sister, Edna
we're guests OF DR.. and Mrs. Haley
Bell OF Lone Oak Villa. last Sun
Gay Guests included Mr.. WILDER
force Palmer, Mr.. Alvin and
Charles Boyd, and Mr. Tommy
Bridges.
Mr.. and Mrs George Byrd, Mr..
and Mrs Aureus Robertson and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Stock
ell and daughter. Lottie. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Hickman and family. Mr.
James Wells and Mr.. Basic Hall
were guests-of brand Mrs / H.
Martin al De Moss cottage on Lone
Oak drive in Brighton Gardens last
week end.
inland MrS-C--C-RinEo-eLLane
Oak drive entertained guests last
week in their home-.Those present
included: Mr.. and Mrs. Sutton, Dr.
and Mrs. J. L. Henderson and son.
LanEston. Mr. and Mrs H. Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Perry. Mr. and Mrs
A Stewart, and Mr.. and Mrs. Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Campbell
and daughter, Margaret were guests
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-19
TRIAL
DELAYED | WK.
BY TELEGRAM
Defendant Called South
By Death of Relative

TOLEDO. Ohio-Judge Lee N.
Murlin and Police Prosecutor Sy'.
vester Urbanski both expressed
grave doubt as 10 the authenticity
OF a telegram produced in Murlin' 5
court as an abb for continuance
il the case Of Mrs, Ruth Harris,
facing trial for several counts in
liquor law violation.
Mrs. Harris. through her attorney.
introduced into court a telegram
from Louisville. Ky. stating that 4
very near relative had died, No;
only Urbanski but the judge voiced
that they "smelled a rat The at
,orney for Mrs. Harris pledged his
word, however. that the telegram
was genuine Murlin ordered U.-
b?nski to investigate and stated that
it would be Just too bad If it
proved to be a phoney.
The attorney countered by re-
assuring the judge that his client!
would enter guilty plea 10 the
charge upon her return from the
funeral" Asked how much time
was needed for a continuance in the
light OF this sad coincidence the
attorney said until the latter pa-.
of this month Murlin overruled
this and granted Mrs. Harris one
weeks continuance.
Prosecutor urhanski- Numbered
about the leopard changing his spots
on the plea Of Mrs. Harris lawyer
that she is now running q perfectly
legitimate place Of business and was
invited by her attorney TO come
and see for himself. ArrestinS
officer Claire Bailey merely smiled
al this exchange OF banter between
opposing counsel as to Mrs Harris
oeing on the "legit"
She is proprietor of the Modern
istic Chicken Shack, 1877 Dorr street
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-19
Boswell Cleared OF
Secretary's Charges

hollered Hey, Sonny there's Mar
garrett
The witness stated that Sonny
seid nothing and that Stalnsker
made no further remarks. Judge
Murlin in following the prosecutors
request for discharge Of the defend
ants stated there was nothing TO
show that Miss Wynn was actually
nolested as she was not spoken TO
or sccosted but that since testimony
revealed she had been complaining
witness against Boswell on a rape
charge in which case Boswell was
acquitted, he admonished both mer
- say nothing to Miss Wynn OF
about her in her presence.
Boswell was not indicted on the
charge OF rape placed against him
by Miss Wynn when he emande
10 and did take lie detector test
last June.
Testify. in behalf OF his son
Leroy, the Rev Nlvin X Stall
asker, pastor OF Third Baptist
church, told the court that Mis-
Wynn and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Wynn had called on him
Jod threatened 10 get even with the
pastor for interceding in Boswelps
interest getting a reasonable
bond put on Boswell, a member o.
Third Baptist church. Rev Sta,-
rsker told Judge Murlin that Miss
Wynn said she was sick OF so-cslled
sig Negroes having their way" il
Toledo.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-19

TOLEDO. Ohio-"A closed mouth
makes a wise head" was the sub
stance OF Judge Lee N Murlin's
advice to Leroy Stalnaker and
Wyatt Sonny Boswell when he
released both men on charges o.
niolesting a female person pre-
.erred by Miss Margaret Wynn. a.
Of $50 Vance street last Wednesday.
The case against the youths was
dismissed upon recommendation o.
olice Prosecutor Sylvester Urban
SKI when testimony OF reliable
witness revealed that Sonny was
talking TO him when Stalnaker
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-19
Dress Of Girl, 4,
Ignited BY Match

TOLEDO, Ohio-Dorothy Forest
4 OF 439li Woodland avenue was
turned critically last Wednesday
August 9 at $40 PM, when a match
iRnited her dress,
The ehild's mother, Pearline, %.
tc-e the girls flaming clothing from
Aer body. Mrs. Lillian Howell, 43s
woodland avenue, administered
first aid and the child was taken to
Mercy hospital by police. Attend
ants reported the girl received sec
ord degree burns on the body. She
was later transferred to County
hospital.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-19
TOLEDO, OHIO !: 3;
TOLEDO SOCIETY

the southern city by her grandson
Craig DeVore. this weekend.
\ \ \
The Chronicle correcs an error
made in last weeks issue. 1t stated
hat Mrs. Homer Roberts Of SOS
Avondaie are the proud parents Of
= baby girl The fact is that they
have baby son.
Mrs, Lottie Armstead OF Memphis
Tenn, is visiting Mrs. Mary Camp
bell, Ssh Indiana avenue.
X X X
Mrs. Mary Robinson OF 574 Nor
wood, has as her guests. Mrs. Lula
Fairly and Mrs. Nan Lurme, both Of
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-19
Night Club To Feature
Tops Entertainment

TOLEDO, Ohio-The best enter
tainment that money can get is
promised for the Golden Pheassn:
night club according TO Joe Weston
proprietor. This popular night cluo
will feature the best orchestras to
supply dance music for its patron:
III addition 10 entertainment, start.
iLg this week.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-19

at a breakfast at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. Ringo.
Or. J L, Henderson is credited
with the best fishing talent of the
season He has a s Ia pound pike
added 10 his catchings. When DR..
Henderson and Mr.. Sutton went
out 10 try their luck, they came
home disappointed, but persever-
-sHee- has its own rewards as doctor
was determined and tried again
and oh! He broke the record.
See YOU next -Week.-my friends
but in the meantime-be Of good
cheer. as there Is nothing that can't
be conquered.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-19
ROBERT CHICK LEWIS, Editor
ROBERT STANTON, Sports Editor
Defendant In
Assault Free
On Probation

TOLEDO, Ohio-A fine Of SIS and
costs OF $50 were suspended by
Judge Lee N. Murlin. who found
Richard Clark of 923 S. Eleventh,
guilty OF assault and battery on
Louise Talibert, white, OF 1873
John r.
Miss Talibert didn't want TO tes-
t4fy against Clark after having him
arrested for striking her. Testimony
vas given that Miss Talibert ana
Clark had lived together as man and
.7ife but that a colored girl and
Clark, also have a yen for each
ether It was stated that the white
girl prevents Clark and his real
lady love from living a normal life
by her interference The colored girl
was in court with Clark's mother
70 substantiate this claim.
Upon his promise to leave Miss
Talibert alone, Clark was psobate1
10 Mrs, Marie Shell who promptly
ordered Detective Ralph Murphy "
Bring Miss Talibert in Miss Tall
oert, who halls from Mansfield
Ohio has long police record and
r'any aliases, court attaches say,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-19
House Guest

Mrs. Lloyd Burrell OF Buffalo,
New York spent a week in Detroit
as the house guest of DR.. and Mrs,
A. D. Blanchet OF McDougall ave-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-19

A Tennessee radio operator has In
vented an automatic device 10 rock
a bsbys oracle when an infant cries
is voice being picked up by a micro
phule and Amplifed to start the motor
in operation
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-19
NICK and
NACKS

The Bellies Of Joe Weston's.
those devastating damsels, Grace
and Lilly Mac are really rough. Too
nuch for the average cats.
Son Ben, author of this column.
mas nothing whatever 10 do with the
live by Jib" column in local
paper. Any news that is published
from the Canton avenue district Is
nothing TO me and | wish 10 make
this point clear as it seems to be
causing quite a misunderstanding,
Don't forget the big Golden Rule
Lodge picnic on the 26th of August
dt the Fort Miami race track. Every
one is welcome. Come and have
ytNYr SpNrti
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-19

Rodena and her aunt are ably
assisting the Harding sisters, Sang
and Sister, in putting the curb OF
their lives.
Little frankie, the Rose OF the
Ranch. is really taking Edith john
sons departure seriously along with
a few others. En-, Leo and Potts?
What have the boys at the Canto,
poolroom got on you. Joe Lee
They have you on the pan most o.;
the time, Papa. You are a papa
aren't you Old Man?
Jack Anderson is wearing a knot
under his left eye. Did he run into
a door knob or a left hook?
Lanyo, a Washington street play
soy, needs TO get hep" to himself.
Louise. hear, says that his chances
are slim. But there is always the
hotel.
Pick on some younger person than
The Prince the next time you get
ready to do a shake dance, Edith.
Playboy R. Baker and Miss +.
we're seen at the White Store beer
parlor. Miss F. doesn't seem to re-
member.
Lee Mackey plays hard and
wrong but l think his heart belongs
u Sherry or is it vice versa?
wonder what V. Gaines would
say if he knew that Z. B. was out
sporting with M, and l also wonder
what a certain young lady would
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-19

Please send or phone all So
eiety. church and club news 10
Gwendolyn Moreland. $50 Vance
street, Forest $3.50. All news must
be In before 4 pm, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fount Keyes OF 658
Vance street and Mr.. and Mrs
William Evans Of 72o Brand Whit
lock Homes, motored to Kenosha,
Wis. Saturday, where they were
the weekend guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Reyes OF 1926 Seven
teenth street, Kenosha. A grand
PARTY was given in honor Of visitors
from Toledo, Saturday night by the
congenisl socislites OF Wisconsin.
Sunday, both hosts and guests mo-
tored 10 Chicago where they wit
messed the annual East ard West
game Of the national Negro baseball
league.
n X X
Mrs Ora Lee Griffin OF 532 Vance
street, and sister, Mrs. Hickman
Mrs. Mamie Porter, and James
Willis motored to Paris. Tenn,
where they, were the guests OF Mrs.
q Nycella Courts, sister to Mrs. Grill
fin and Mrs. Hickman.
4 \
Tuesday August IS. Wings Ove-
y.-I.zp oka;r ;pyadad ToladO for a
one-night engagement, at the Civic
Auditorium Toledo turned-ont
en- mase to witness the spectacular
appearance of this group. Botn
white and colosed listeRed-in per-
feet silence to the soul inspiring
eoirituals sung by this wonderful
choir. All Toledo is awaiting the
time this group will return so more
will be able to appreciate the per-
-fset-timing-- harmony and unison
singing brought from months OF
patient training,
n X X
Mr.. and Mrs. William Darling,
s58 Pinewood. and their two sons,
Junior and Lloyd, motored 10 East
St. Louis for the weekend TO visi.
Mr.. Darling's mother, Mrs. Julia
Long and his sister, Mrs. Pearl
Criggler.
Mrs. Long has been i'll for some
time but was convalescing at time
Of the Darlings' visit. The Darlinss
were ccompanied by Lloyd HICKS,
z35 Division Court.
Junior Darling remained in the
rnid-western city for the balance OF
school vacation.
Miss Sarah Blake OF Saginaw.
Mich, is making an indefinite stay
In Toledo as the houseguest OF her
niece, Miss Rodena Dunlap, Az
Indiana. Miss Blake is a charming
young lady.
X n n
Mrs. Lulu Mckinney left the city
~ visit relatives in Hot Springs
Ark. She is mother Of Mrs. Beulah
peVore and Mrs. Eulah Harding.
both OF 1920 Washington street.
Mrs. Mckinney will be joined II
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-08-19

say
Fay not only plays with the chicks
he was doing pretty fair with NJ
d. Jee,s Saturday nisht. En-. What
Do you know who goes cruising
Tor the fine queens? Hosey, Russo.
end Roscoe.
Mrs. Juanita Carl Of 6l4 STATE
street. was hostess 10 Mrs. Mary
Mile on the occasion OF Mrs. Mile
birthday anniversary, Those presen.
we're: Mr.. and Mrs, H. Kimble. Mr.
and Mrs. Prince Kimble, Mr. and
Mrs. John O'Neal, Mesdames Her
bertine Donald. Lily Mae Milton
Viola Wright, Anna odom, Lacey
Van Gray, Messrs. Fred Beard,
Gerald Brown, Archie Harris.