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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06

morning at 1880 o'clock
suaas " !. Pittman. pastor OF
ne ~ - baptist church, preached
cav" ,,Ing sermon from the sub
~ 'n ~ home and tell thy friends
~ :. .r,at lhings the Lord has
w. - ,hee. Among the visit
d''' , ~ were Mr. Jackson and
o. y phIiu OF Detroit, who gave a
W. ,i,"l lecture to the Missionary
rtisty. ,,,srestiny ,ro-
y rendered by the Mission
.oeI,t, Appearing on program
W u,sdames Moreleit and Wat
aa.r Mrs. Mary Hall, paper;
~ putnam. solo, Mrs. Laverette,
'.s,rr Mrs Louise Hill Is presi-
~, N the society.
w. Nacomh County Sunday
,.sool uniou will convene at the
s..sr chapel CME church instead
~" -, vinson chapel AME church
..ssv Nav : Everybody Is well
' 's Mr. 4 fIockaday is general
superintendent
'' IN M, clemens High school glee
.,a. /. sponsoring The Mlkado"
!. wv Gilbert and sullivan Friday,
v,v /; nnder direction OF p. Nc
r.. so.e ~ The colored parti-
.,,r, arc Marie brewery, James
s,,,h,m Susie Irvan, Ozander
s,r.n, noris Noel. John Krisel,
p.Ar Austin. uiis llopson, Bernice
nI,.on and Sarah +. Hill. The az
nr "a predicted TO be one OF the
,o. eolorhll ever given In the Mt.
clemens school.
The Nj clemens high school
n, season with Monroe last Fri
Az and was victorious with a
score N 81.
his ihree-acf play will he Civ
On A. Pages hall May 2 by the
uoorish Temple located on 18th
MI, road. Mrs Fordson Is spon-
rr A big dance will follow the
nav Admission Is twenty-five
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
CONANT GARDEN

Mrs A. Coins ~ Binder street j.
hack among her friends. after an
extended trip 10 the South
Miss Rehecca Allen and Dewe,
Clark, both of Binder street. receiv
cd injuries in an automobile acct.
dent last Sunday afternoon. This
ear was completely wrecked. hui
Miss Allen and Mr.. Clark sustain
ed only slight injuries.
Those who attended the fashion
show last Friday evening AZ the
YWCA, were we'll pleased The az
fair was given ny the Derricotte
Home Makers club. The lovely
models sirolled across The sage.
10 the strains of an orchestra. Some
~ The models were: Mrs. Mary
Dorns Mrs. Minnie King. Mrs Eva
Campbell. Mrs Azemore Rushing.
Sarah and Laura Dean. Helene
Toliver. Paralee Minor Mrs. Juan
ita chapman, and many others.
Mrs. Forrest Tabhs, OF Binder
street. is on the sick list.
Inc senior chon Of vernon chap
el AME church Will sponsor Wom-
ems Day, May list Evangelist
cruise will be guest speaker The
Junior choir will present the Ford
Dixie Eight, Thursday, May IL at
$40 pm
u. Vaughn. OF Binder street rep
resented Vernon Chapel last Tues
day. Al the AME electoral confer
ence in Lansing. Mich
The l'sher board will present the
Rev. !. $. Smelling Al $40 pm.
Sunday, May :. All are invited
Mr.. and Mrs e. Lucas. OF MI
Clemens. visited MIR. and Mrs Gam
bic. on klinger street. last Sunday.
Continue 10 read The Detroit Tri-
bune, your own home town paper.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
NILES, MICH.
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The Trustee board OF Second
Baptist church sponsored a pro-
gram Sunday afternoon, April 80.
Andrew Bradford was chairman.
, The singing was furnished by the
Junior choir OF Dowagiac. accom-
panied by their able leaders, Mr..
aud Mrs. Coins.
The Rev. S. Robert Burt, OF Niles,
delivered sermonette I'm interest
LOT the promotion OF our young peo-
pie In the moral, physical. educa-
tlonal and spiritual walks of life.
The subject was "A Necessary
Boost Universally 10 Our Youth"
Encouraging remarks were given
by the Rev L. l.. Lemons. Many
friends We're present from Dowa-
gIac and Niles.
The Rev. j. w. Walker OF the
AME church, Ninth and Sycamore
street. has succeeded in his efforts
10 promote the growth OF the
church spiritually and financially
by The helm of his ardent officers
and members.
Robert Gulley. chairman OF the
Trustee board and his coworkers
Will sponsor program Sunday.
May Z In celebration OF the chnrchs
iiliy-frst anniversary. Light re-
freshments Will be served after the
program
AT 7;30 pm. there will be a song
festival by several Junior choirs
representing Calvin Center. Dowa-
eiac. Niles. and South Bend.
The AME Sewing circle. finar-
cial branch OF the church compos-
ed OF women have demonstrated
again and again the power OF unity
through their support. The ladies
held their last meeting Thursday
May at the home OF Mrs. Charles
Brown.
Leonard Bryant, youngest son OF
Mr.. and Mrs Henderson Bryant, OF
Dowagiac. has been confined TO
Chicago hospital because OF in
juries received in wreck about
four years ago. Friends are hop
ing that he Will survive.
Mrs. Beatrice Bryant. wife OF
young Mr.. Bryant, according TO re-
ports. has done great deal in aid
ing his recovery. Young Mrs. Bry-
ant is the beautiful daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dudley. OF
5i9 Superior street. Niles, Mich.
Miss Aline Houston, OF Chica-
go. has been for fhe last week Wis
itor OF her sister in Niles. While
in our city. Miss Houston states
that her visit has been very de-
llghtful because OF the several
courtesies shown her. She will re-
turn 10 her home sunday. May Z.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06

gent is president
Miss Evelyn Davis entertained
the Lily OF the Valley club las
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. o
Rodgers il supervisor; n. Rinion
president
Social Sophiscates Club
The Sophislicates club met Fri.
day AT The home OF Mrs. Stella Ly.
ons. Two OF the members have re-
signed. namely. Miss Helen Reese
and Miss Daisy Reese. A new
member, Miss r. Williams. has
joined. The next meeting will be
at the residence OF Miss Geraldine
Rutherford. 3247 Harriet. at $40
pm. Friday.
Mrs. V. Henderson entertained
her Jolly Strollers club. Thursday
evening During the business SEES
sion. plans were made for hie
dance to he given May 20. after
which tasty refreshments were
served. The president. Mrs. Hum
phrey will entertain the club. May
4.
A spring swing will be given
by the Dunbar unit No. $50 at Para
disc hall, saturday night. May 6.
May % will he Poppy Day Buy
"a poppy and help the unit.
Arthur McClaren. 1922 Walnut.
entertained a group OF men last
Saturday night, at n birthday stag
party. A lovely buffet supper Was
served The guests played games.
Womack Temple Church
Members OF Womack Temple lis
tened to inspiring services last
Sunday. The Sunday school al
tendance was also good. the sub
ject being. Guidance and Christian
Adventure"
The Rev. l.. X. Fews preached
the morning sermon, subject,
Christ in Glory text. Phil. liz.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Burden and Mrs.
Cook were visitors.
The women OF the church are
conducting Better Friendship
campaign. Last week, they met
with Mrs. ID. Jones A delicious
was served. A similar
breakfast will be served on Friday
OF this week. at the home OF Mrs.
w. Taylor.
Many attended the evening serv-
ice at Womack. The Rev. Mr.. Dali
las. associate pastor, preached an
enthusiastic sermon. subject. HE
Went A Little Farther Matt. 20:
70. womack Temple invites all 10
attend its services. r. F.. Sargent
Ia church reporter.
Second Baptist Church
Pastor q. r. Jones was in his pull
pit last Sunday following recent
illness.
The Rev. Mr.. Jones preached an
sermon. subject. What
Is I.lfe?" James H. lie said Life
Ia mysterious aud there Is no hui
man being who really understands
life We must remember that some
que Is patlernlng his lie after
Durs, whether good or bad"
In the afternoon. the Missionary
society rendered fine program.
rhe Rev. II. Lee preached the ser
non. subject. Garry On" The |
'hoir rendered suitable music.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
News and Views of kalamazoo
BY Julius G. Baker

? The Minstrel show staged by the
Crescent Club last Friday. was en-
thusiastically received by a crowd.
ed house. Many local citizens with
talent participated. Proceeds will
20 toward helping the Douglass
Center building. The cast included
Eugene Russell. bailiff; Clarence
Petiiford, clerk: sherman Ford
plainiiff; Dr. T. j. Woodfork
attorney for plaintiff; T.. \,
Powell, defendant: John Good
win. minister. Chester Taylor
Redmond, coIored nspper; DIR. C.
A. Alexander, judge. The jury
members were: Norman Ash. Err
nest Smith, Eugene whitfield. Al
len Goodwin, James Jackson and
u. Warfield.
Members OF the Crescent club
thank the public for the support
given the show.
Mrs. Ted Conner Is i'll at her
home.
Miss Johnnie Mae Womack. OF
Chicago, H.. was guest at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Steele. last
week. Miss Womack Is Mrs. Steele s
sister.
Ora Russell, Jr.. Is Ill at home
with glandular fever.
Mrs. Evelyn Jeffries. 500 Peter
street, was hostess TO the Brldgette
club, last Thursday afternoon. Mrs
Ernest Tucker received hrst prize
Mrs. Myrtle Singer. second: Mrs
Stevens. OF Chicago, guest prize.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bradley en-
teriained sixteen guests at a
cocktail party. prior 10 the An
Bridge clubs dance. which was
held last Thursday evening at Ma
sonic temple.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Smith, Jr.
OF Battle Creek; Roy Powell aud
Irene and julius Baker moiored "
Flint, Mich. last sundays Mlyfe
they visited relatives and friends.
Mrs. Sybil Wimbnrn and daugh-
ter. Virginia, OF Grand Rapids,
were Sunday guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Banks SIR.
Harlem Hits And Blts
What boy jorIrneyed 100 miles
to see her. but didn't,
Il. G. Does the old fame still
burn for j. NJ. w?
II. /. and S. +. make n cunning
couple. don't you think?
p. NJ. Have yon had lunch. yet
Is II true that there are some new
love arrangements about.
G. M-ThIs is just warning.
How am ! doing? Catch!
KALAMAZOO Mrs. Evelyn JEFF
fries, 500 Peeler street. was hostess
to The Bridgetie club last Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs. Ernest Tucker
received first prize: Mrs Myrtle
Singer received second prize. The
guest prize was received by Mrs.
stevens OF Chicago, III.
William II. Johnson OF 42e East
kalamazoo avenue. died Sunday.
April % AZ 2:3O p. m. at Fairmont
hospital where he had been III for
The last three weeks. He il snr-
yived by a sister. Mrs. Mamie Max
we'll ~ Chicago. H.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06

limerick conducted service a.
three o'clock, accompanied by his
choir
The Rev. Robert Hoover. acting
pastor Of Newman AME spoke
sunday morning from The lnsu-
guration % Jordan mr. NJ. l..
Spears spoke in the evening Tbs
junior choir rendered music Splen-
did programs ~ upiiff we're hold 10
tho ciiv April IL when nr. Brown
ing iecfuied ~ New Hope Baptist
rhurch on disease
The NAArP held meeting and
tho program coDsisfed ~ the Ford
Eight singers and lecture by Judge
Holland.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
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When Backache Results
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Acid From Kidneys
GAIN IN HEALTH

n Won aren't feeling Just right
are nervous-have dizzy spells and
occasional backsche study your
kidneys and learn more about your
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Through the delicate Alters of The
kidneys. acid and poisonous waste
are drawn from the blood aud dis
charged FROM the body thru the
bladder - sometimes these filters
are less active than they should be
because W excess poisonous waste
and Kidneys do not function prop
erly they need harmless stimula-
tion.
One reliable medicine. highly o.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
SAGINAW
BY Mrs. ". Toomey
MI. Olive baptist


The late morning showers did
MOI hold down the attendance at
NJ Olive Baptist church last Sun
DIV morning The pastor. the Rev.
" G.. wilson. spoke from the sub
sri The Blessed TRANSPORTATION"
IN which he pointed out why II was
necessary that HE Christian 20 up
IN me mountains higher and lofty
peaks Of lie and be TRANSPORTED
before the eyes ~ The world.
The Sunday school with large
attendance enioyed a grand study.
snd are looking forward TO putting
On a great N0ihers Day program.
The BiPr featured Bible drill
itd a special program In It's regu-
ln meeting
The pasor choir and a number
u members Kent to Flint 10 wor-
ship with the NJ. Olive Baptist
church N that city.
lsu SUNDAY being the NTH Sun
tu, the : 80 service was in charge
o. The Missionary society. A spicy
rrram was rendered by the four
circles A repor, OF the work they
irs doing was submitted. Selec-
tons were gwen by the Red Circle
girls and he Woods brothers. The
program closed with a beautiful
demonstration ~ each circle march
ing with lighted candles and sing
ins which was rather impressive.
Tabernacle Baptist
Pastor Jones preached a power
NJ sermon sunday morning. taking
" tor from sam. $40. Hearing
ecds Word vas the subject used.
Ths thoif made fine contribution
Y The ssrc'rs by their splendid
arsirF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
INV Alireda Cllnrman

One OF the gayest affairs OF the
season was surprise birthday
party given Sunday evening. Apri
10 by Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Harris IN
honor OF their mother. Mrs. Lille
Robinson. 1444 Wellington street.
IL was a double affair with Mr.
Pigues also celebrating his birth.
day.
The guests included Mr. and Mrs
S. Savage. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Oliver
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Carey. Mrs. Mary
Smith. z. Smith. G. Pegesse. G
Cook. A. Adams, +. East. Miss Dor
Othy Carey.
The Ravens Social club girls met
at the home Of Mrs Zedgar Smith.
1879 r. Philadelphia recently. Aft
er business transaction. the girls
We're served with delicious re-
past The members are Mrs. Mary
Smith, president; Mrs. Lille Rob
inson. vice president; Mrs. Eliza
beth Ellis. secretary: Mrs. Lee
Beasley, treasurer; Mrs. Olivia
Savage.
Wednesday night was really an
entertaining evening at the Moorish
Science Temple OF America. 1916
Oakland avenue. There was a jit-
tcrbug contest. Rosemary Morgan
aud George Brown won the prize
which was 800.
Others TO enter the contest were
Jane Wright and Mary Steward,
W. VI. Anderson and Naomi Gaddy.
Frank lIarbor and Ruth shelton.
clifford Swint and Lillian Harris.
Harris Gray, Juanita Cook and
Edith Farmer were the Judges.
Major Richard Arlington was mas
ter OF ceremonies.
Friday. April 2S. the Providence
church sponsored style show.
Many young ladies' toos active part
In IL. Among the models were Bet
~ aud Jane Jackson, IN changeable
blue taffeta dresses, and beautiful
large brim blue straw sailor hats.
Betty wore lovely old rose top
per. The two girls were classed in
the junior miss section.
Nicoma Hunter modelled lovely
chic debutante frock OF soft blue
crepe. Rose Malone wore beau
tiful gray costume suit Of soft wool
with n print top. Jennie Gilbert
and Alfredo Clingman modelled man
tailored suits OF light blue and
gray. respectively, with blue ac-
cessories. There were many 9th
ers. II was n very unique affair
Each model possessed poise, beau
~ anu daniness with their every
move. The Rev. Mr.. Derrick Is
pastor.
The Seats gave a party Friday
also which was very successful A
host Of new faces were seen. Some
present we're Alfred Stien, a hand
some chap; Miss Annie Rivers.
OF tho r. NJ Boosters and
Myrtle Robinson. The Feathered
supplied the music.
The Stays are giving social AZ
fair Thursday. May 4 At the nome OF
wilhert Campbell The North End
extends hest wishes.
&. y. (Baron) for an migrating
knowledge YOU spread your hush
ness n little too much. The old Is
when YOU spread little news an
awful lot will reach home" But
IN this ease It's gone farther Than
home. II You know what ! mean.
what two young chaps. born aud
reared IN Detroit. cant make con-
nectlon on street ears to 80 TO The
West Sldey
Louise Byrd was back In Detroit
from Ohio recently. She s.gnest
N honor AZ Brownies with the
Seats and Mlnervaes.
Alden until next week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06

Rev a. y Martin pastor.
We arc happy that Mrs Rosa
Lee Martin was able 20 attend serv-
ice lasi sunday and also able N
use thsf sweet ,oice in SONGS again
She sang Two selecrons composed
hv her while IN hed
The p'Ne Nhis party SPONSOR
Cd April q by the Csrna'ion Art
and Social club MAS 4 success Mrs,
Roy Springer won hrsf prize Mrs.
Rer'ha DnneN. second and Mrs
Fife Allen. he dnor pri1e The
club plans another party for Mag
* 10 no hold A. 'he same address
4sn s Pine street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
shiloh Baptist

shiloh Baptist
Morning Worship at Shiloh Bap-
W. church VAS conducted by the
pastor Tho Rev. j. II. Hankerson
sunday morning. April 80. The
Fv Nr Co~an offered prayer.
me Highway Shall BE There"
'" ne subject discussed by the
p'or Mrs. Rosie Thomas sang
sno' The Life Boat's Coming
'"'sd by me choir. King Thorn
~" hack in The choir after an III
y" OF few weeks. There was a
h'se attendance.
Mrs, Phyllis Davis is sill on the
tck list '
,,Ihe willing Workers club OF
. s.noa mad tag day Saturday and
'.pO'S having nice time. AT the
r,n'ng service the Rev. X. h.
r.."'o preached from the text. 1st
.sr I'll subject. The War
ssalns' tho Soul" The pastor had
s,. ~ nome because OF Illness. The
=. started their summer sched-
tlsht. "''" wednesday
vi. Olive
services at Mt. Olive were well
T.noea lasi Sunday. The Rev. Mr..
nor NO, preached from Acts s:12.
srsi 's'' A kicking mule can't
.'". Two numbers we're sung by
pa Sssr'e' Visitors We're: Mrs. l..
"''s'n' Mrs. A. }. Taylor.
NJ. AZ 1870 pm the Rev. G.. /. Col
-. ana the Rev. Sterling Jones
h. VISITORS The Rev. Mr.. Tay-
49,. 'e1' at this service was Sc
49,, .1 iom the third chapter OF
~. Ration What Il your name >"
n. .n' subject chosen. Some Of
I'm nsmoers from Metropolitan
'n' Detroit, were present.
~, a''. Alberta walker. children
,h., -o'ner have returned home
n r,,I pending a very pleasant vls-
comm. IN friends In Ypsilanti. Ac-
N.,,"'lnE them home were
H.rA... Eddie Wilson and Gerald
Il, -. =. strickland has opened an
ysnes.am parlor IN her home, 2Cs
N. ~. street. She Is having a
ll,e sunday and sunday aud will
ever, Tree pint OF Ice cream with
~ quart sold.
metropolitan Baptist
n w,,h a,ion services began April
IroI' ,n The Rev. Therman OF De-
n, p".k master Of ceremonies.
L wv MI. James also from ne
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
Father Sought

liner McIsurln. residing at sss.
~. Nicholas ave-. New York city.
Apt. sUs. deslres 10 locate and com.
municsie With father. Charles Ne.
LaurIn. axe -. HEIGHT q %; Mar.
rIed Lillian Robinson. Last seen
or heard ~ residing IN Detroit.
Member Of Masonic Lodge. Baptist
hy faith, brIckmascn ny trade.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
PORT HURON
by Clifford Johnson

itroit. opened the services by dis
cursing on the subject What Is
your building made OFF, Two In
strumental solos were rendered by
the Rev. Mr.. James.
| Members OF Mt. Olive and the
acting pastor, the Rev. Mr.. traw-
ford OF Detroit. conducted services
April Is. The Christian Church
taken from 2nd Timothy was the
subject discussed by the Rev. Mr..
Crawford.
st. Paul AME church and choir
carried on the services April 10
with the Rev. Mr.. Samuel Davis,
preaching. His text was Matt. Is:
"a.
calvary Church OF Quinn road
was In charge April 30, the pastor.
the Rev. Mr.. Pittman preaching.
Sufficiently OF Gods Grace bas-
ed on the text taken from the 18th
chapter OF Second Corinthians was
the subject.
The Rev. l.. j. Benson and mem
bers of Thompson Avenue Baptist
church were in charge April II at
which time the theme christ
Glorifed I'm His People was pre-
scented by the Rev. MIR. BENSON.
other speakers We're the Rev.
Sterllon {. Jones OF Detroit; who
spoke April %: the Rev Farmer OF
Pilgrim Baptist church. In the af-
ternonn: the Rev. Harold Davis.
April -: the Rev. llankerson. April
~: the Rev. Mr.. Mason OF Detroit.
April %. The Second Baptist church
OF Inkster. Mich. was unable to he
present on April %. however. there
was a splendid service with Emmit
Jones becoming a member OF the
church.
on April 20 services we're IN
charge Of the Metropolitan choir
with the Rev J. s Williams closing
the installation services.
The members and pastor Of Met
ropolItan appreciate services ron
dered by every church and choir.
Chatter Box
by Unseen Friend
What certain strange creature
swears hr cant be hooked by fe-
maless
What happened when the lights
went ont over To the church?
What certain hoy around here
thinks certain girl likes himg
Where did that group OF seven go
the other nighty
A certain little headache on lit
tie street seems to he finding love.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-06-15

ao the identical spot which he was eJeceo py
q ~ police in April, 1885, Socialist Norman Inonas na
urt decision unfolding injunction restraining niayol
from preventing meetings Of which ne dsapproves f
crowd the the most notable VICTORIES Aoi
civil liberty ever in the United States"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-06-15
ANECK AND NECK RACE

THE OPPONENTS of a No
Trump declarer often are engaged
in a race with him to see which
can develop its quota of tricks
the more rapidly Many a time
the declarer can see how to de-
wOp the nine tricks needed for
game but if the opponents take
five before he gets nine. he has
rn his race too slowly and there
are not enough tricks left for
him
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-06-15
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
BY Shepard Barclay
"Tha Authority on Authorities"
'"Tha Authority on Authorities"

Both declarers then counted on
seven tricks in the red suits,
needing two in the black suits.
One declarer elected to try for
them in spades and led the ],
which lost to the K. North re-
turning his heart J. Declarer let
this win, and took the next heart
with the A. He then Aed another
spade to the A and North shifted
to club to the A, South then
cashing the setting heart.
The other declarer saw he
could not afford to lose the lead
twice, so. after winning the first
trick. led the club 10, which was
covered by the ]. K and A. The
declarer now had his two black
tricks established in clubs, so
made his game easily. (
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The Phoenix index., 1939-11-18
Fort Valley Deans
Article Published
By Science Journal

FORT VALLEY, Ga (SNS)-
The November issue of Science
Education, noted learned journal
devoted to the interests of scien
tific education in colleges and uni
versities throughout the country,
contains an article by w. E. E
Blanchet, administrative dean Of
The Fort Valley State College.
The article contains the results
Of research in science education III
Negro colleges, and marks the he
Ginning of a program of publica-
ton by faculty members at the
Georgia institution that is in line
with its development as an out.
standing institution for the youth
of the Negro race in the state.
The study reveals highly inter-
esting facts regarding the teach
ing of Science in Negro colleges
that will be useful. not only at the
college itself, and in Negro colleges
generally. but also in all colleges
and universities throughout the
country.
Mr.. Branchet is a graduate OF Tai
ladega College, with advanced de-
grees from the Atlanta University
and from the University of Mich"
igans