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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
ALBION


The Four " quartet rendered
program AZ Fort wayne, Ind. last
SUNDAY
Miss Mildred Gurus is spending
the summer vacation in Ann Arhor
with her sister. Mrs. y. Price.
calvin Bigcs. Of CCC camp. visit
Cd his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Gar
hcld Bisgs. recently
The Top Haitcrs baseball club
gave unique affair Saturday
night al The West school The in
terror was beautifully decorated.
i was 2 swell AFFAIR and The mem
hers 81 the club received warm
CONCENTRATIONS
Miss Ruth Sanders spent The
weekend in Albion. as guest OF Mr..
and Mrs Edward Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J Davis aud MAJ
iorie Harmon OF Detroit were
SUNDAY visitors in Albion.
Guests AT The home Of Mrs, T.
Reed last SUNDAY were Mr.. IN /
Mrs. Howard and family. of Jack
son. also Richard Miles and danch.
Ter, Rosa NJ ypsilsnti. who were
accompanied nv several friends
The T. II baseball team won =
game from the Malleable team re-
Gently. The score being 10 (.
Young FOLKS Talk
Under low lights. supplemr n,e,l
by sweet music. We saw Bobhie and
Cal holding hands. lately Love is
in the air
Imagine nv surprise. at seeing
g. a and L. L dancing Deduc-
tions.
I'm inst \ iiiierbue n r.
You're lovely Madam f.. n.
Far awa,A G.
We speak of YOU often F. "
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BATTLE CREEK
~ RUBY cherry

During morning services A. Inc
Second Baptist church. he Rev. T..
J.. Todd spoke on tho subject Of
The Faith ~ Our Fathers. He
brews l:i1 The Rev. r.. l.. Todd
spoke in general 10 tho fathers. lie
said that fathers should PUT more
emphasis on Fathers Day. lie also
gave some more interesting points
OF The subject
Mr. aud Mrs. Leo Perry are the
proud parenfs OF hahy hoy horn
AZ the resdcnce Monday. Nav l. AT
l0:1f. He has heen named Leo
Dell Perry. Junior.
The Rev Minnie Stewart OF The
Church nj God spoke SUNDAY MORN
ing from 81 John Eat. "Ye arc
my friends II W. do whatsoever |
command Won"
Miss Jaculine tong NJ Missoula.
Montana. Is visiting her aunts. Mrs.
G. Hicks. Mrs Merrill and Mrs. l..
Long.
Mi and Mrs Sam Petifer OF 1864
Kalamazoo street had az their
weekend guests Mr. Peiifer's
brothers from Chicago also Mr.. and
Mrs Sims.
Burt r. Junior Is the house guest
OF The Boswell children for The
coming week In The country.
The Young men N the Second
Baptist church and the fathers rem
dered program Al the church
sunday evening.
The Rev. s. 3 Johnson NJ t.ans-
ina conducted afternoon services
~ the Second Baptist church Sun.
dav afternoon
The PHYLLIS whestlev Girl Re
serves we're the hos,eNes N a
group Of girls and bo,s Al their an
nnal Spring Party Saturday. June
IL. The color scheme was carried
out In red. white and blue. Those
rresent from out OF town were.
Misses Marvine Hacklev. Sophie
Day. Ielles HAYES. Thclma Davis.
Mary Frances and Evelyn Arnold
aud Messrs kenneth Ilackley.
Chick Dav. NJ Kalamazoo. Mich.
Mrs Mildred Redden has return
cd 10 her home from tho local hos
initial whore she has been confined
for the past two weeks Friends
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Windsor Neuus

~ ArytIa Ridley

iertained Nr and Ms posse of
Charles'o0n Va and The Rev ard
Ms Wells a. breakfast on sun
day mornng June ~ and
Mrs. Fosie have been yisrinS ths
latle's parsn's for me ras' week
Mrs Bon Talbot WAS Weekend
guest % nor mo'hs NJ. " Per-
nv
Ms nna. S'sna Ni.s ia
t'e, Mss Sarsh ROW Mss lem
nefia Noodcock. Mrs Helen rer
and ! l.add ma'ored RI Lansing
ne "a" vock 20 hear Dr Ira N,f-
Dresden News
lure marked ~ vonde rtr
etfr N inc soe's of rurAs NJ
,ouns vomen ord Young men %
zges' 'roNd gathered On tar 1tsr
hank 70 vHness ne hspuz.ns ~
INC Rev Mr. Rrovn o' chatham
and Deacon Seyers ~ 'hs Prires
.Nlber Bap'ist fhrtsh carred o.t
the tommandmfrfs ct .iesus The
Rev G. Brownin- 10 -
me church was forced By ~ hcal.h
10 roman or the bank Ths uav
marked he largest eaherns Dees-
den has seen 10 quite some time
The Rev W. Wells ~ WINDSOR
was be sneaker FOR i've evening
Many frgrned ~ ID esdcn Sa7-
DAY Jane II 70 Witness another
hapiiyinc ~ INC ilih churth Ei,hf
were baptized Tho Fsv NJ ReoNu
AMI Deacon Sewers did The h4p'i,.
inE Tho Re, Mr. wilson a. Cha,-
ham POKE AZ 'he evening sefAlts
Mss Aiice l.ambkin - Derof
and James l.smhkir Nipdsoi sreut
ne Neek-cad win the parents.
Mr. and Mrs Dave l.smbkin. NJ.
and Mrs Nenais and Mrs Matv
Roaker ~ Apin We're also sunday
guests of Nr ard Mrs Lamhkin
Miss 4 liarrls 1nror.,. snord-
ing a few DAYS WITH Mr. and N,s.
Essex Van DYKE
Enoch Wallace ana Mrs Clata
Reriis wcre Joined iu wedlork Sat
iuiday nisht after courjship oi g
DAYS lhe r., g p kaiag or
fcia'ed Ths rridc wore r,,v
niue dress VIZ iscks, ard Whrs
shoes SNe "a we'd bouquet ~
psoniss and fo-es AID was attend
ed hs he hrluss Dom daaShfrr.
Rosie Uho wore dress 81 I'd r,ss
lar and c9tned iotc ho-aus ~
fAUsrs p vsstnst accented
Mr Na..asf rhe colnle 10 fivef
MANY love'v gif's ffoni frr niinr
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:. InkSter J0ttingS ;:


tend thanks 10 all friends in the
community who assisted them IN
rebuilding their home. after the re-
cent fire. The building is now al
most ready for habiiation. The
Sieeles home WAS burned few
weeks ago. when nelghbor ac-
cidenislly upset an oil can. causing
an explosion and FIRE. Both houses
We're burned 10 The ground.
Mrs william Taylor. ~ Moore
street. has returned from Sumby
hospital. where she had her tonsils
removed
Mrs Leila Harris is III in the
hospital
Miss Florence Murray entertain
cd the Lily OF the Valley club. We'd
nesdays afternoon. on the lot adj
jacent 10 her mothers home.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Pace and
their little daughter and son we're
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. william
Ford over the Weekend.
Smith Chapel's choir presented a
fine program Sunday evening Mrs
Rose Simmons was mistress OF
ceremonies. These programs will
be held monthly.
Mrs Rachel Perry attended last
week The annual confah " the
lRpO OF f. al Port Huron
The Catholic s s. classes here
adjourned FOR The summer. Forty
eight children were recently en-
teIiaincd AT a picnic at .lnkstei
Park Hot dogs. candy. nuts and
ice cream were served Mrs. Will
liam McNar thanks those from
Detroit Dearborn and Inkster
whose donations made the picnic a
merry one.
The school of Adult Education
Will hold ils closing exercises At
Smith Chapel Friday evening. June
81 AZ pm There will be exhibits
from he home-making. manual
training. music and literary class
es Guest speakers will he present
from the BOARD 81 Education in De-
iroir Everybody IL welcome Adj
mission will he free.
The Rosebud Dramatic club re-
Gently held party ~ the club room
~ school of Adult Education. on
Reech street Many guests We're
present The Social committees Of
The school will sponsor an enter
iainmen' and musical program al
ihe rlup rooms. Saturday evening
Juno % Mrs. Major Foster ia the
rhaiiman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
NILES, MICH.
By Rev. =. Robert Burt
Second BaptIsf (hureh

Last Sunday, which was Fathers
Day. The Rev. Mr.. Lemons preach
ed from the subject, Our Fathers
text. 2:l5.
The Mothers Progressive club
will sponsor lawn party, Friday,
June %. at the home OF Mrs. Roll
ingwood Ford. The party Will he In
honor Of the four local colored
high school graduates. out OF a
class of 200. The four graduates
are Miss Menella Dixon. Elwyn
.leneries. Robert Love and Samuel
Jackson.
Elwyn Jeferies was very promi-
nent In school activities. being
star In track and basketball Rob
ert Love plans 10 attend the Uni
versily OF Michigan this fall. TO
study medicine. Miss Dixon receiv-
ed high scholarship award and
was member ~ the Girls Glee
club and the Typing club. She also
teaches a primary class In Second
Baptist 3. e. All these graduates
are to he congraiulated
Mrs. Sarah Gault Is spending two
weeks In Grand Rapids, as guest
OF her nephew, Roger Craig and
other friends.
Henry J. Gault, former Niles
resident. aud now the oldest person
In Benlon lIarbor. celebrated his
1o2nd birthday. June Is. Blind.
hut otherwise in good health. MIR
Gonlt celebrated his birthday at the
home OF his daughter and son-in-
law. Mr. and Mrs. william Wins.
222 I.eyent street. Many guests at
tended. including Mr.. and Mrs. Vic
Tor Pronet. Of Niles: Mrs Mary
Hughes. OF cassopolis: Mrs. clar-
ence Guest and Mrs. \ewcomb. OF
Chicago
There Is much other interesting
local news, hut as space Is limited
10 The number OF local circulation.
some OF the Niles items will have to
wall until next week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
Pontiac news

Tn, Rev. George W Baber pastor
a, Ehenezef tME church. Detroit.
d,liy,rpd = timely eulogy on the
m, N The Re-, 4 T. Williams. pas
mr M Newman AME church. who
did mns rs steward 10 the
nrusries NJ God Was the theme
a me .loqgent eulogy OF the Rev.
Mr. Bsber An denominations
maintained their support and
ir.udlinss dltinr The illness OF
Tho pastor The funeral was held
/, First Netnodisi church on Sagi-
raw street.
The fourth qrarierly conference
va held by pfcsiding Elder Fran
csR. WashlYsion AT Newman AME
church. June u.s. communion was
IN ihs morning and evening bv the
tldr The junior choir sang at
p evening ~r,ice Presiding FL
dor Washington appointed Dr. NJ.
|. Spears pAsiof of Newman ANE
church nnili me annual confer
trr.
Tho twenty Arst annual session
/" no Metropolitan Baptist assoc
tiifcu vas Nod AZ New Hope Bap-
M rhgrch Pontiac. June IL 10
Jun, Il Among he highlights was
no s"mor "a mo Rev f.. J. lack
rr pauoi forinihIan Baptist
church q Ham ramck. on mission
uiu
4 msslins Uss held with the
MODERATOR I've Rev Robt. II. Pitt
nan. pasior 0s tabernacle Baptist
church DeYnli during The after
roon. The Rev Mr.. Reed. pastor
N N'w Hog Baptist. spoke morn
i'r and ss'a'ns on Take Your
Order rom Heaven and Never
Give In
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24

The lnksier high school COM
mencement exercises were held In
The auditorium OF the school. with
DR.. Mcfarland. Of the Economics
department OF Wayne university,
delivering The address. Robert
Simmons. a member OF the school
hoard. presented the diplomas 10
the seniors The theme OF the
commencement address was, Youth
Looks Into the Modern World. y
Members Of the class include Mary
ColquIt. Danny Hoag. Jannette
Sargent. Magnolia Simms, Willie
Stacey. Waymand Tinsley, Harvey
Wilson.
Mr.. Koch. director OF music at
Greenfield Village and lnkster high
school. sang solo. The address
OF welcome was delivered by Henry
s. Matthews. president OF the board
OF education. BOY Scouts OF Troop
No. played The Legion Drum
mer.
II. l.. Trent. director Of the BOY
Scouts. OnnIe Jones. scout master,
aud members Of the Scout Troop
were guests al Smith Chapel on
Fathers Day. Pastor Evans Stress
ed the fact that uniforms and In
signals were not essential for good
scouts The local scouts Will soon
leave for summer camp.
The Imperial A. and l.. club met
Wednesday night AZ the home ~
Mrs. A. steele. on irene street.
Mrs Carufhers. OF Houston. Texas,
was guest OF honor.
The Rev. A. ID. Evans and par
~ OF ministers motored 10 Phila-
delpha. where they will attend the
session OF the Young Peoples con-
ference and visit the nations cap
ilal and the New York Worlds
Fair.
The Senior choir OF Smith Chap
81 moiored TO Detroit Sunday aft
ernoon. 10 assist in the services al
81. stephens church
DR.. H. A. Milton was present at
the commencement exercises OF the
lnkster high school. and presented
a token In memory OF the late Or.
Sidney Sumbv. 10 the highest rank
ing student Danny lioag received
The award. lie had an "A rating
for the past four years. Willie
Stacey received second prize for
having n average Iannette
Sargent received third award Mag
nolia Simms could not he present.
because OF Illness.
Mr. and MIS-. t.voret Steele ex-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24


s.,dav morning message at
IHs ,''hspel was from the theme
Bosn 49, our Blessings deliver
.puaI PASTOR simmons.
~ 40, the choir rendered It's
n. \ MOI, month"; program. which all
', ~. quarterly meeting VIII be
y. ~ SUNDAY. June -
h 81, ,' Il ~ andrew Dobson, a
ivy .r,l.i Will render his Uncle
Ias"p ororfsn here lie has a
m' sanitation over the Chicago
'' a' stations. Remember
\, dsle Jul, IS
y, Me- ~ Dean ol Saginaw. who pass
va .s.y las Thursday. was the
w'..'r.ln.laW Of Mrs Itebecca Ward
'. NY amt NJ Mcs Matte Carter
~ amended The funeral Of Mrs
n ,m sauida, accompanied by
o,.,or n. h. simmons.
Second BapiiN 'hurch
n, Rev. :. H. clark brought an
,,',Irins messaee to The congrega-
10y A, second Baptist. Sunday
srrrsrs c., 10,
mil. presented an excellent Chill
d,n, pay pfoetan
p,uor Robe son preached the
evening sermon
those suendlue he Metropolitan
uuIonary ntpilsi association
,.lch convened q, New Hope Bap'
M church % Pontiac. June II e
:, we're Nesdames IlEel Green
I,sora Tanner Emma Robertson
rr,lla Wrigh a + Mcintyre and
vr ORannon Messengers from
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
FERN DALE

Nv. "' Moiien. first vice president
~, WIN Tho Gospel choir OF Fern
~ tuesday, June IL. She gave
, , very aspiring remarks which
,.,, enio''d by the choir. Inter-
,l"s remarks were also given BY
pastor fhe Rev. Mr.. Holmes.
me choral union held It's third
f Is. monthly meeting Sunday.
,.as ~ al second Baptist church.
sr, .nuale The meeting was con-
,.' by Mrs. Morien in the alb
Hn "ce OF The president. Mrs. a. W.
A., ''n'ns Who is attending The sun
ot,.s ~nool congress heing held In
IA, use OF Ferndale who are taxi
,oI nj part IA The campaign are as
GOV, ,uOw' governor. Sloan Martin:
,,a sps'sn managers. Aanes Martin.
n ~ .nafles IIillsman: queen. Katie
4, " maid N honor. Sadie Mar
~. Mise Detroit. Iennett Hills
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
HIGHLAND
PARK NEWS
ny Dorothy Daniels

W" Nsfslerile barrow. High
ntq Pafh contribution 10 the
"oe'af' NJ S'a'e's office In I.ans-
M Miss ','riiude Hin. one OF The
n'oFlle' OF 10 contest. and your
N'o'hv Thompson OF The Tribune
'm'' have 'Hs' entered the Queen 3
,oa'N ofiHe Appomattox club. I'll
= ~u'red with The trip to the
o'ld Fairs y Gerlie and Mareue-
w WI hs eontented with second
nf third rftes
~r's h,il fcam was defeated
Na'Qar hs ST Luke team in a
''1'''hesde The first game was
WV ny RAYMOND Daniels. and The
"''nd Game nv Rlsckshear. The
Frps "' '"" "'
mo Rev I. J. BENSON. OF High
'' 'afk pastor Of Thompson
venue Baptist church. visited The
w ) u Smith. pastor 81 Ehe
y, ,"'r Rarir church. in chicago
ny mo weok
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
Negro Farmers Get
Short End Of Loans

WASHINGTON. Dt amp
Because OF the wide disparity he-
tween loans made 10 white and coll
orcd farmers under Tho Bankhead-
Jones Farm Tenant acl The admin
islrator for Farmers Home Corr
poration hoard is taking steps 10
remedy The situation Il was dis
closed recently
Last year there were 265 bans
made 10 Negroes our OF Total ~
49,. IN The Southern states THIS
is 10 per cent IN an area in which
* per cent Of tho tenants are Ne
erocs This YEAR lsS Of The 2la
loans have heen 10 Negroes. which
is T., per cent or drop of per
cent as compared with last wear
This slump has occurred despite an
apparent determination ~ hring
Negro loans In proportion 10 Inc
percentage or Negro tenants
While many colored farmers are
convinced that regional directors
have tried 10 carry ou the Negro
while ratio OF loans as r~commepd-
ed nv state committees. they Ghe
colored farmers place the blame
squarely on preiudiced county
committees whose members are
all white local farmers 10 polii-
zeal pressure can he brought
through Democratic Southern con-
gressmen Suggested solution "
The problem il the making Of def
mite ALLEGATION of funds nv tho
Tenant Purchase division In The va
rions counties for Negro loans. and
= definite ALLEGATION NJ funds FOR
white loans with The understand
ing that funds allotted for negro
loans cannot he used FOR white
loans
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
END NEWS

By Julia Mae Turner

sunday school was opened Al $50
am. BY Mr. Goss. supernien1eni.
Paul Writes Personal Letters
was he topic OF the lesson. The
lesson was reviewed by Mr.. PAIL
10.
Devotional services began a. II
am In the absence OF the pastor.
The Rev Mr. Gadson. who IL al
tending The sunday School con-
eress in Tulsa. Okla. the Rev. Mr..
Bradford. organisL OF the church.
spoke 10 large audience. His
subject. Old Ways was ably dis
cussed. The speaker brought forth
that there was only one way and
that was established by Jesus when
lie was on earth.
The Rev. Mr.. Bradford spoke on
Seven steps at the evening serv-
ice. The church prays for sue
cessful and happy trip for The pas
tor
The Usher board viii sponsor an
entertainment ~ the home OF Mis-
u. Wells. $40 Tennessee. SATURDAY..
June "a The community is cordial.
~ invited
The Missionary society," recent,
presented The Northwestern sing
ers A. The church
The 18th Community Progressive
club. in collaboration with The
NAACP will meet a. the church
Saturday, June -
The club gave a reception recent
~ for the newlyweds. Mr.. and Mrs
George RODGERS Some present
were: Mr. and Mrs Eugene Mum
ford. Mr.. and Mrs. Milton wills
Mrs. Porter Mr.. McAffee. Mrs
Vera Howard Mrs. Stone and Mrs.
Cox
Mrs. lrma Rodgers recen'lv re-.
turned from an extended trip ~
Lexington and Louisville. Ky She
reports lovely visit
Hugh Allison. who has heen in
Detroit on a short leave ~ ab~erce
returned 10 his duties recently
lie thanks his many friends fpr
their efforts TO make his visii hap.
nv nv fetine him with dinner and
theatre parties and other secia
couriesies
Juaniia Giilon was hostess Al =
surprise party In honor " Mr. All.
, son Among those who attended
were General McCullers Gerfrude
Browning. Ida Mae Johnson WAY.
mon Rivers Goleather Dickinson
Gertrude Browning will spend 4
few DAYS in Columbus. ohio This
week. and also plans a irip 10 fh'
Worlds Fair during The summer
Genera NcDuffie vice president
81 the Vikings club has heen elect
cd ~ go 10 the National confer
cnce Of settlements NJ NcDuNi'
is The only colorcd hoy gong from
tho Franklin settlement
The Swing club is planning 10
us members So 70 ready fwends
for some swell entertainment
SATURDAY June l. marked
great dav in HE standing OF th
Ten Irish Roses club Of Young ma
irons They were delightful most
esses io large group % friend
~ dancing party recently Thos,
present were Ethel Brown .Marihi
Robinson Marion Flaw. Iiarr'
Rurce Odeli Deunwan' Magei
Gamble. Jack Nicholson Charli
Bennett. Jim G. Kemp Mr., oliver
Mrs Jenkins. AIRS VI Facerson
Mrs 6 crane. Waller Reed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24

Last SUNDAY morning the Rev.
G. l. Wells Of The FIRST Rap,sr
church conducted covenant and
communion service. The Rev Nj
Wells preached a. The evening
service also. Mr. Grssii and solo-
lists rendered musical numbers at
the evening service
The sunday chools 81 mo cit}
are arranging for lbs annla OUT
ins
The ~Ro'reat ~ tho ZAP -
Sundsr School and RYPl N on
'ario VII he held ~ rufe on
Juls ! beclnnins A. moon THE
RNPt' is meeting on Nonday eve
nlnS during me summer
The choir of F,rs' ehuroh Re CIV
ine drama ~ me Chffch lNiv FL
The Home Mission SOCIETY," Suing
q sravherr, fore ON lnne o. AZ
The home Of Deacon rafher on SiV
Mercer street
'larenee lopcs has crganlyei
hoss AMI girls sott ha = 'oan's and
has them 10 active competition
4 novel entertainment a Pirk
Tea viii he ci,cn ~ The Fi5~i
Bapii-i church on June - The
main fsaiule % The evening " p
he short comedy emitted NHs
Blacks Pink Tea A pieasanf
evening is assured All that attend
The Mount Zion Church ~ cod
in 'hirSi has torn down me hor %
IN rho prope fv where ihev Nil
build their churh Al wishing 10
lend ihcm 2 hand arc welcome
NJ aud Mrs Busfer Nolan have
len for Sudbury where hey Viii
take up residence
Ollie Boston. .lohn Sims Nom
hers of the erolp committee. as-
sisiani Scout Master Ellsworth Dos-
Ton Miss Maudie Watkins Cuhm =
iress and Scout Eddie Abbot az
tondod me Day in Camp SPONSOR
cd by the Windsor Scowets club.
Scout leaders from The surround
ing areas. including Detroit were
in attendance The occasion was
gracod with the presence o. pro-
Nincial ommissioner Frank ~
WIN who hrouShl Consffut'iye riif-
icism Of The four different camps
display for The groups
Edwin Hill and Edward ThG~-
man. local electricians sssisfed IN
removing Tho wires ~ the RAILWAY
systems which we've replaced nv
hus service y is sisnihcant 10
know II was colofed man The ia't
Lindon Brooks who operated The
FIRST street railway system ON 10.
North American conilnonf and wc
OF our local cclored electrician.
helncd rcmo the wires
Mrs .lohnaie Green was buried
from Thompson's Funeral parlol.
on Saturday The Rev Mr. Jack
son ~ Tho BME church onl,iaicd
She leaves p loving husband and
daughter mother, brother and three
grand children
Mrs Eta Williams of Chicago
IN was called 20 tho bedside ~
hor sister Mrs Lucy Talbot who :
silll srayely I'M a. me Grace hos
pitai
The Quilt dfawinS and Sorial eve-
ming held Al Mrs VIM Washing
tons under tho auspices of The
Saniiorium Benef' clnh was a
grand success
The only daughter ~ Mr. and
Mrs VIM Grady was quietly mar.
ried last week
Mr. and Mrs Johnnie Richmond
are among The many guests " In.
diana Who arc planning io attend
ihe BNE conference commsneinr
Julv
Mr. and Mrs Waiter Perry On.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24

NAV call at the house to see her
Mrs. Sara J. Harden. Mrs Lois
Garrett and others from Detroit
Mich were the SUNDAY guests of
Mrs Robert Vaughn and daush-
ter Enie
Lets Chat
F.. F.. what did yo mean %, that
remark Catch.
r. Nc you're = s~sll Kid
r. Mes. never shall forget IT,
4 NJ. What il he latest in
talkism'
y p. ~ Kszoo is Y really true
What saw SATURDAY. nirh'- Smile
catch,
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-09-16

Hello folks . there is a familiar
adage which declares what you don't
know won't hurt you" whose analogy
is quite applicable to the present war
propaganda in which it appears that
what you don't know" is very bad for
good war the truth was never
more apparent than in the daily press
whose news reports are invariably
favorable to whatever country releases
them and the censorship has been ex-
tended to the radio . freedom of
speech is one Of the most cherished
possessions Of American liberty but it
is made doubly dear coupled with the
inherited quality of freedom of thought
which allows us to thoroughly analyze
the news items and digest the crux of
the conflict. . l shall leave the field
clear for professional commentators
and war mongers to attempt to embroil
he United States nto pulling the
chestnuts out of the fire and advise my
dear public great or small to "sit tight
and keep your powder dry" . this is
the subject l would relish going to
town on except for the fact that the
seeds Of discomfort are too easily sown
in fertile minds and FDR says remain
neutral q. if you truly desire to enjoy
rare musical treat l highly recon-
mend dialing radio station WMEX on
Sunday afternoons at $3.50 pm, where
YOU can listen to the sweetest music in
his world played by Sheloh Kahl's
Electric Choir . . this colored vocal
and instrumental group of local artists
have full half hour weekly program
which will soothe the most troubled
mind and cheer your heart Sheloh
kahl is an old Guardian writer whose
messages of spiritual inspiration were
a regular feature for a number of
years .. the gentleman who sings the
solos has a perfect tenor voice of rich
and mellow warmth which merits re-
cording their theme song CPL
Follow Wherever You Go" is a classic
of harmony and composition whiletheir
renditions of familiar spiritual and
religious selections by golden voices
blended with electrically amplifed
strings sounds like the heavenly chorus
itself all this may sound like a
terrific build-up but Just tune in next
Sunday and l am certain that you will
be readily convinced that we have a
brilliant race broadcast feature here
IN Boston which rivals the Southern