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Evening star., 1939-12-07
HOUSES FOR SALE.

CHEVY CHAsE-BRICK HOME, 4 MASTER
bedrooms, > baths. sun parlor, lavatory on
1st floor; reduced 81 500. Emerson 1155,
MR. TWEED r
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S4.250.

5000 Block St. Sc
This home can be purchased on unusual
terms. Must be seen to be appreciated.
Elec. refg. h.-w h., full basement, new
stove. For further information call Mr..
Benson. Dist. BOO, BETHEL, all day.
Mass. Ave. Heights-$10,5 500.
The biggest bargain we have ever offered
in this fine section. All masonry, detached,
10 rooms, bath and extra lavatory: two
car garage; all in excellent condition. First.
floor library BOSS e. PHELPS. Natl. $500.
Phone service till 8 pm.
CONTINUED on Next Pagol
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NEAR MT. ALTO HOSPITAL.

NEAR MT. ALTO HOSPITAL.
Detached; rooms, baths. glass-in-
Of ground sos. Can National 1o4o.
200 RTTTENHoUsE ST. NV.
T. fs9s e 81 sHhsIDAa hfa1 lsrFs ST. lot NV. s1oo
r. il4 : fsE PEABobY hsa5; sstaml1y sF NV.
r" Ia Bal b; rec PARk IN pnan eli hsa, WV s7S
8 r. 2 b. set Ee!si FERN ri esnt 81. NV. $50
az ss5s E. NoRTHAMproN 81 hsai ST. NV. @ sSo
T. issi s q, ALLISON hfst; asSs sFREfr e NE sso
T. al Fl M MAp1sos 5mi suts srREEr effs NV. $40
f. b. ssds s!yai sist refs sTRERf ER1 NE. sss
r. d SEQ au:pi TucsERMAN hsf1 ST. NV s'1''o
T. b. asoi q oris syas9 STREET Psf e Me- $500
r. b. h5S;s'' ss5s 1ath laEst sT' lot NV. $3.50
t. o. hi7S i7Ss II W rsdssRTsFes sTRGET Sc.
=, 3 soss suse sEoSaiA ases Dseha6fS AYEs6E NV
= 10 =" 1905 9 STREET Sc. s,s
1924 1z'h MAPtE sf. \ nv JAMES 1SS. Piss: ss4s.
1910 NORTHAMPTON ST. N.W.--9 r., 2
b.. garage. h.-w.h. large grounds $4,000
o"~ t-'tio st. h'"'o - "Ae ~ 40 IN
1a45 $5th st. n.w.-e r. and b., .ooo
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD, Reaitor,
723 Goth st. NV.
Popular Neiehborhood.
24l ogsEkvhT0Rx Ina Pd and ~
lent condition: built-in garage: Rent. $50.
Detached and of brick construction. Nine
large rooms. three baths and two-car ga
rage; oil RobERF Ressi Fens; IT. sssS1i ssa1iAor.
so7 Union Trust Bldg Natl. 1890.
FOR RENT.
Modern houses, well located. Please
GEORGE I. BORGER.
643 Ind. Ave. NV Natl. 0350.
648 G ST. Sc.
Six rooms, bath, hot-water heat; IN
very good condition: $37 so.
800 N ST. S.W.
Five rooms, bath, large front and rear
HARRY JUSTINE,
$40 11th St. NV. Ma. 2s44. 9.
GLOVER PARK,
1926 Whitehaven parkway n.w-A few
bath extra room and bath in basemsnt5:
modern in every detail. Convenient to
transportation. shopping centsrs, schools
Unusual bargain. Rental. S6350.
PAUL D. CRANDALL,
n. x.,r ,asEd,as1.e Edi,s1se'' p.s.rss. ss4s.
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FLATS FOR RENT.

LOOK THE TOWN OVER AND TELL US
what you found better than the 5-r. and b.,
a mi. fine repair, Park View at $32. mo.
May sell, trade. N. E. RYON CO., 1916
NJ Y ave
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WOODBRIDGE HOME.
FOREST HILLS.
$4,000.
Near Taft Bridge

Between Conn. Ave. and Col. Rd.
A lovely town house. Exceptionally con-
yeuiert and highly desirable location.
Attractive appearing tapestry brick home,
= stories and wood-paneled attic suitable
for studioi 4 splendid bedrooms. master
room with fireplace tile bath shower. in
closed sleeping porch. lovely living room
with fireplace. huge dining room, den or
breakfast room. kitchen and pantry Fea-
tureS include Guartered oak foors through
out G. E refrigerator. maids room and
bath. automatic gas furnace. High-speed
ventlating fan for summer comfort, In
spection by appointment. THOS. J.
FISHER & CO, INC. DI $3.50 OR EVE
NINGS CALL Mr. BEAUPRF. WO. 81 SO.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.

ALTON APIS. 1445 PARK RID. NV
Bachelor apts. and 2 rooms dinette
kitchen and bath: Frgidaire' elevator
See manager
ATTRACTIVE APIS. HIGH-CLAss NEIGH
borhoods: some furnished Car available on
appt. MRS GREEN, Shepherd 5l2S.
81 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W-2-RM
apt, furn. and unfurn. Hobart 3431.
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.
HOUSES UkFURNIsHED.

54O5 N H AVE- RMS, K, 2 B.. H.
" H., gas, cleo; suit two congenial families,
Ss0-$35 mo. Key. 54O1 N. II. ave. Geo. 1893.
Evening star., 1939-12-07
A REAL HOME,

CORNER oath AND PORTER SITS.
An unusually attractive and livable new
Colonial, designed by Cappelman, situated
in Klingle, in rural environment. vet
right in the heart of residential Wash
ington.
combines Superlatiye artistry of design
with every element assuring comfort.
For an inspection call the OWNER
|
Evening star., 1939-12-07

$9,650 Up.
Sample House,
5036 Nebraska Ave. NV.
Just West of Conn. Ave.
lovely town home. Early. American
architecture; 6 and Z rooms. 2 baths. rec
reation room AIR CONDITIONING: beau
tifully Handicapped lots.
Terms, $1,000 Cash; $75 Mo.
Or Will Trade.
Open Daily, 10 AM. to 8 PM.
BUILT AND OWNED BY
BARKLEY BROS.
Thos. j. Fisher g. Co., Inc,
73S 18th st. NV. Dist. $3.50.
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4119 BECK ST S.E-5-ROOM BUNGA-
low; bath: newly reconditioned; auto. heat;
$50. Call BUSADA. Atlantic 0301.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
BAG Klngle ST. n.w.-Detached cot
tage. livng-dinins room. kitchen. two bed
rooms. bath. attic and basement: h-w.
heat elec refs. gas range, inst hot water:
lawn: quiet; school. stores, transportation
convenient adj. to Kent. Out Conduit I'd.
to Cathedral, right n block 10 Klinele;
$50 1Os
8 r.. 2 b. h.-wh. large wooded lot;
arranged for two families; bath on LIST
fir: immediate possession: S67.50.
WAPLE e. JAMES. INC,
ric
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HAMPSHIRE COURTS,

506l NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
and 3 rooms. kitchen. dining alcove.
oath; S52 so and 500. SO,
Gas and Refrigeration Included in Rent.
To Inspect, See Res. Mgr., Mrs. Kite.
Rand. 92l3.
WEAVER BROS. INC.
Evening star., 1939-12-07

bath, newly decorated; auto heat: recre-
alton room: nice yard. garage. Key at ..6
Emerson, Phone Georgia 1iuS. BILE
Dec. >.
1l5 SHEPHERD ST. NV BRIGHT
rooms bath. cellar. garage house lust
renovated: convenient churches. schools,
TRANSPORTATION; 500 TAYLOR oS4I
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3405 u ST. Sc.
S11.950.00.

On high knoll. overlooking new Gov
ernment park and almost entire city. This
magnificent two-Story owner-ouilt brick
home is offered at sacrifice. Six extra
large rooms. tile bath shower extra lava
torv. gas and electricity. hot-water gas
heat electric refrigerator: weatheT-stripped.
insulated finished attic. furred walls; Gear
brick garage. beautifully handicapped lawn
surrounded by metal fencing. This is one o!
those rare finds one seldom sees Offered
for sac at any price. Open daily and Sun
dav for inspection
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 N. Y. Ave. NV. Realtors Ma. 9797.
81 o50-BUNGALoW SACRIFICE; SIT
p1'"oo uated on lot 5Oxl5O: 6 rooms,
tile bath, full basement: deep lot; recond.
throughout, etc. Terms. Call Met. 54O0
LEO M BERNSTEIN & CO., us 5th st. NV.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

VACANT PROPERTY DOES NOT PAY.
For rent--beSt reSults-select tenants
Personal attention and advice; give us your
house for rent. Calls daily for property, all
sections of ctv. Cheeks mailed out same
day collected WApLE & JAMES. INC,
Dist 3:4G. 1904 1tth ST NV.
WANTED!
Vacant rental properties for colored. in all
sections of the city. houses and apartments.
Complete rental service rendered Write or
telephone your l{Stings today.
HARRY JUSTINE,
$40 11th Street N W. Natl. 2S44 9'
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London Hall Apt. Hotel,

1133 18th st. n.w-Bed-living rm dress
rm., kit, bath: elec.. gas, linen; Frigid.; So
day; Sl5 wk. up; $50 month up. National
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-23
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
By Shepard Barclay
"Tha Authority Authorities"
'cTha Authority on Authorities"

would flee into 3-No Trumps or
rebid at 3-Spades, but not this
astute declarer. He re-doubled,
realizing that the side tricks TAX
en- with those top honors would
count just as much at this con-
tract as at some other one.
West led the club~Q and South
ratified off six tricks with his side
ace-kings and then led the spade
6. It made no difference whether
West ruffed this with the @ or
not. The way the cards lay, he had
no earthly way to take more than
two tricks, so that the declarer
got two overtricks.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-23
Use YOUR BEST WEAPoN

YOU DON'T get many chances
% use your most damaging wea-
pon, a redouble of a low contract
which can be made with plenty
Of overtricks in spite of your op-
pOnents' double. When you do, it
sa grand and glorious feeling to
rake in those extra tricks which
give you hundreds of points more
than were dealt in the cards in
he first place.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-06-23

IUealer: South. N0rth.S0uth
''ln'ra0le) Q
South began this deal with
ESpades, his hand being so strong
mat he knew North would have to
give the negative response of 2-No
.lrumps. When he then called s.
Hearts, West had the temerity to
uouble, merely because he had half
dozen trumps. There are prob
sp!y players who at this stage
Copyright, 1889, King
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-01
CONANT GARDEN
IL. Lnmn

The Excelsior Social and Art
club met at the home OF Mrs. SUI
sic Hinkins. 1S4i7 Binder street,
Tuesday evening. Following the
business session. the members
worked on their pieces. Luncheon
was served by the hostess. The
next meeting will he in the home
OF Mrs. Gibson, Of Wexford ave-
nue..
The Younger Set had get-to-
gether at the home OF Miss Ruby
Kemp, Klinger avenue. Among
those present were: Misses Laura
and Sara Dean, Mildred Benson
Lillian Wheeler. Louise Day, Ger
aldine Keys. Margaret Turner, and
Messrs. Bill Pearson, Thomas
Nance. James and william john
son. Gilbert Jones. Henry Dean.
The program by the Junior choir
OF Vernon Chapel last Sunday
night was success. Alvin Low
ing and his group from Highland
Park rendered inspiring music.
Mrs. Nell Cattlett-Ransome was
guest speaker.
Mrs. Matte Hamilton. Norwood
street. Is IN In Parkside hospital.
Your scribe has moved 10 a new
address. so please send all news
to 1850 Klinger avenue, or call
To 5-4777.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-01
News and Views of kalamazoo
as hmmCB BAKER
by julius c. Baker

Mrs. NJ. S. Birch, OF Krum ave-
nue.. returned 10 Kalamazoo. after
a brief visit TO the Windy City. be-
cause OF illness. We are happy 10
report that she has recovered.
Miss Pender. Ernest and Erwin
Calvert, OF South Haven. Mich.
were weekend guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ted Conner. OF krum avenue.
last week.
Wesley Manuel, OF Long road.
who was one OF the recent in
fluenza victims. has recovered.
The Happy Pal club gave sur
prise birthday party last Saturday
evening. honoring fellow member.
Clara Morgan. Many delightful
gifts were presented the honoree.
Refreshments we're served.
The Second Baptist church will
close its rally. Sunday. April 2.
The Rev. W p. Butler. OF Dowa-
giac, Mich will preach at the
morning service. while Rev. Walk
er +. Alexander Will occupy the
pulpit in the afternoon.
The committee in charge OF the
fish supper recently served at the
AME church. thank those who at
tended. The affair was a great sue
cess. Members OF the committee in
cluded Mrs. BESSIE Woodford, Mrs
Boggett aud Mrs. Morris Goodwin.
DR.. Jones aud family. ~ Michi-
gan City, Ind. we're visitors in Kali
amazoo last Sunday.
Rev. y. Warheld. pastor of Sec
ond Baptist church, was guest
speaker at a special program at
the AMI. church last Sunday after
noon. Music was rendered by the
junior choirs OF both churches.
An emergency trustee rally was
staged by the women OF the
church after the program. Rev.
W. T. Alexander preached the sun
day morning sermon. topic. Wait
Ing For Cod The Senior choir
rendered fine song service during
the evening worship.
Mrs. Matthew Scott, a recent
visitor at the home OF Mrs. S. King,
OF Oak street. has returned TO her
home in kokomo. Ind.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Lincoln Brown of
Allcgan, Mich. visited relatives in
Kalamazoo last Sunday. Mrs.
Brown was formerly Miss Wilhel-
nina Jeffries, OF this city.
Announcement has been made
that the Crescent club, an affil-
late OF Douglass Community cen
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-01
WINDSOR NEWS
BY Arytla Chase

deceased was an employee at the
Federal building. whore he sustain
ed injuries while AZ work. causing
the renewal OF an eye
on the local sick list are the fol-
lowing. David Foster is confined
10 his home. The children Of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Chase are ex-
pected home from the hospital
soon. where they have been i'll With
scarlet fever. Miss Mary Foster
is recupcrating at The home OF her
daughter, Mrs. Lucy Talbot. Little
Jean Chase is improving al he
hospital. Mrs. NJ. Milburn is ex-
pected home from the hospital this
week Mesdamcs Mary Scott and
Charles Byrd arc conyaIescins at
home.
Mrs. C. +. Iadd visited Mrs.
.Gerlie Prince in North Buxton.
last Wednesday. Mrs. Ladd is i'll.
Funeral rites for the late Ma
thaniel Graves we're held Saturday.
March &c. at y m. from Thomp-
sons Funeral Home Mrs. Graves.
q brother of Richard and George
Graves. passed away on March -,
at Metropolitan hospital Interment
was In Puce rcmctcry
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-01
MT. CLEMENS
u, Sarah Ellen Hill

Rev 7 W ritman. pastor q
Calvary Baptist church preached
sunday morning on the theme
Path Visitors present we're. Mr.
Jackson and Mrs Smith, Of Middle.
town. Ohio.
The Ministers Union held It's
monthly meeting at calvary Rap
list. SUNDAY. April > at ? y. IN.
Mrs. Annie Moreleti gave love
Ia reception Friday night honor
INK her aunt Mrs. Smith, OF Mid
dletown. Ohio
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs.
Hockaday. upon the birth OF their
baby girl.
Lily Of the Valley club. Of Cal
vary church. recently gave a So
clal at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vinson.
Mr.. and Mrs Hill, OF Virginia
avenue. were entertained by their
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter and
Mr.. and Mrs. Duffie, OF Detroit,
recently.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-01
EAST END NOTES

troop 10. IS for The purpose Of
sending the 18th community boys
TO camp. The boys and scout
master. Fred tordon. ask your CO.
operation.
A girls club will be organized
next Monday nlght at. the club
house. 9S5 Tennessee. All girls
from II 10 le years are urged 10
he present.
The Bible class composed Of
Youngsters and taught by Wilbert
l.aBounty. - making fine success.
At the last meeting forty pupils
were present Several women from
the monastery were also present.
Mrs. Johnson president Of one OF
The ladies' auNiliafies OF The mon
astery, spoke very commendahly
OF MIR. I.aBounty's fine work.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-01
NORTH END
BY Alfredo tlinrman

Attention jitterbugs and sane
dancers The Modernistic club
IS sponsoring a party. March 81
at The home OF Joe Campbell on
Cameron. near Clay avenue. Good
music and refreshments Will be
enjoyed.
The Stays are giving jittcrhug
jamboree April mot an April
fool joke at 9O2S Oakland. near
Westminster. Music will be FUR
nished by Sammy Afford and his
orchestra.
For Ladies Only"--our friend
AL has recently opened a beauty
salon at SGOS Cameron. We wish
you much success. AL.
While rambling through an old
trunk. ran across some love let
tiers and l would like TO find out
who the owner Is. SO IL some OF
these sayings or saluiations seem
familiar, please get in touch with
some Of the members OF Club Min
ervae and we will return your let
ters.
Quote am like ship without
a rubber COR is II rudder) and
wealth is ours no matter what our
financial status Is. Signed: c. y.
l wonder?
Quote-Take It slow. Signed: J.
A.
Unquote This Kat really knows
his chicks.
What young lady signs all OF her
letters Angelo
l. NJ. l.. YOU must be sitting high
in the louds TO get such thought.
The Feathered Merchants club
is very popular (among the girls)
and getting down to brass tacks.
ID. II. is very much interested in a
Feathered Merchant.
Watch for the announcement OF
the Minervae's party.
See YOU next week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-01
AR 7 H RIT IS

cn,. ,svE rAiN IN FEW MINUTES
Rh,o.ea 70 stop most severe pain Of
s.r1'nn'' Govt. Neuritls. Arthrltls.
In "eufelgia. Lumbago. pain An
n's,,'a SIM hands and back In few
RIM, or Money Back. GET NOx-
i.hN. 'oaay NONRuMA II safe. quick.
iv ~, Remember NOXRt,MA IL hest
b, NJ nov A'l Druggists. Don't surer.
~ NONRi MA today.
10 pr, GOOD REMEDIES
nn ToNiC-Hcst for indis a.t,on
sox' sss,,p,s'ion' vitality. gas on stomach.
,~sa Ma Tried by hundred. FOR
clos,,, hrt fcir,, ca,arri. head cold
ts,A' Nv Americas No. for re-
,sle, ''tcss hody weight, RS asfe
Eiv =, vsl 'es tablets or iianld form
t,.. h,'fN Sai's Tor ccrems. itch.
'wm. 'oot' pimpies ring
IA IA MORNING PILLs-If you wan,
r. pills for constipation. isc pscE-
O. 80, sans cut Rate. Resrondok,s
n.s., DRUGS s5oi Jos campsu wal
h.. Likyetts Kinsers. Hudann's.
css,.s W Rate. cunninsham's. Kern's'
-..I-Nilner and all drug store.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-01
Whitaker Doings

Dowdell. Edith and Geraldine Bry-
ant. and Wanda Smith. attended
the Washtenaw County division
OF the Christian Endeavor league
at the Presbyterian church in
Ypsilantl, Friday evening. Nine
churches were represented, organ
izing into a body al the meeting.
The highlights OF the banquet in
cluded moving pictures OF the in
ternational convention in Austral-
ia as well as the national con-
yentlon In Grand Rapids. showing
Negro delegates from Washington,
ID. {. The state convention will
meet in Holland, and the national
In Cleveland. Wanda Smith was
elected county distributor OF c. T..
literature.
The Mary +. Handy Mite Mis-
sionary society held its meeting
at the home OF Mrs. Rosie Bryant,
last Thursday. Ten members
heard the report, american cities
and Its Churches made by Mrs.
Harriet Rhann.
The Gospel chorus OF Second
Baptist church. lpsilanti. will
sponsor program Sunday. April 2,
az Campbell Chapel church. at
three o'clock, in behalf OF the Busy
Bee club.
A group OF young people met
mt the home OF Misses Edith and
Geraldine Bryant to organize a
club, The Solid Senders.' and its
purpose is TO promote social ac-
tiyiries. Officers elected were
Theodore Bell, president; Milton
Cook. yice-presideni: Mildred Day
OF Saline. secretary; Edith Bryant,
assistant secretary; and Wanda
Smith, TREASURER. Other young
people Interested will have an op-
portunity 10 join.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-01
by Julia Mae Turner

reach CANADA Ray Carter with
everything all sewed up with his
heart beai9 Bobby Meadown not
Dragging about that car wreck!
James Smith forgetting his travel
ing love? The PENNSYLVANIA ana
Tennessee street girls running a
round unescorted?
What nice little boy plays 1t
hard with z? al Eastern
Now you eats and gals don't
forget your votes TO help yours
truly keep her popularity. The
contest will close April IL at the
East Lake Baptist church. so get
your votes in. Votes are five
cents each.
There will be an exhibition dance
al the Clairpoint hall April II I'M
der auspices OF the Boy Scout
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-01

The regular service OF the y
N + church were observed as us
nal sunday, with Rev. I. NJ JACK
SON speaking at both services
"rhe Trip Around the World.
snonsored by the britannia ciuu
OF n. NJ. +. church. recently was
a great success.
Robert Brady. Jr. OF second
BAPTIST church. Detroit, was speak
or on American Day, al flrs'
pan,ist church here last SUNDAY
Choir No. . OF Second bapus'
rendered music.
The r. Y. P. L. OF First bap'is'
will sponsor "tacky" parry 10
The church basement at $ p M
April !.
The annual visit OF the superin-
tendent of the b. NJ. Il. connection
will be on the last Sunday III n
pril.
Last Friday, the Junior Flor-
enre Holland Missionary society
recently rendered their first pro
gram " the year, at First zap
list church.
A rally will begin at FIRST Bap-
list church on Easter Sunday
The River Front Workers asso-
citation. crusaders for work aud
wages. sponsored an amateur con-
test last Tuesday night at the
Italian hall. Prizes were award
ed Charles Pollard. Joan Elms.
Nancy Bedard. Ethel ilendry,
Miles Gordon. Beatrice Browning,
Bill Marriott. Laura Bower. Lydia
Geary, Donald ketchy. Richard
Johnson. Theodore Drouillard.
Gordon McMllliard. Mary Fitrger-
aid. Marie jackson. aud Richard
Johnson.
Funeral services were held for
The late Henry Lawson, Tuesday
, D. m. March 2s, from his resi-
ience on Elliot street and from
r. NJ. r. church. Mr.. Lawson
lied Friday. March 20 Surviving
IRE a number Of relatives and
riends who mourn his death. The
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-01

ter. will present minstrel show
at the center. in April. Watch this
column for further reports.
The Kodak contest. sponsored by
the Douglass Community center
marked the opening of spring acti-
yilies with The centers Camera
club The contest will be in pro-
gress through March and April Re-
gistrations for the contest closed
March 20. Prints and negatives
should be presented AZ the center
any time after March % and be-
fore April II, The closing date Of
the contest.
All pictures must be OF our-door
scenes. Three prizes Will be award
ed the winners.
The Crescent club held It's
monthly social and business meet
ing. at the home OF John Goodwin.
iia pronty street last Monday
evening.
The Girls unit held their month
~ card party at the Douglass cen
Ter. last Wednesday evening. Priz-
es for high and low scores in
bridge for both ladies and men,
were awarded. Refreshments were
served.
The High school club held us
monthly pot luck social at the
club last Thursday.
The Sub-debs are sponsoring a
cotton club review and style show
az Douglass center. April T. A pro-
gram Of outside entertainment is
promised with dancing for the pub
lie Refreshments will be available.
Tile Ten KS gave their first par
lty al Che home OF katheline Whal-
iue last Saturday evening. Games
aud dancing were featured. About
twenty members Of the young So
lcial set were guests OF the club.
Harlem Hits Aud Bits
What girl was escorted to the
show by TWO boys?
What TWO boys changed part
ncrs last Thursday night?
Il seems flat tire spoiled a
certain riding party recently.
What was l.. 5. OF Rose street
dotns on NJ. lis back porch?
What does The Ten KS stand FOR.
l.. 5 Did YOU ever take rum
ming seriously
r NJ If Mother only new your
choice.
Whore did a certain girl get her
lovely sinner"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-01

The war between The lust OF the
flesh aud the spirit was Pastor
simmons sunday morning mes
sage 20 large audience, Al 3 pm.
the Detroit community church S
pastor and choir were guests at
brown chapel AME church The
choir held its usual Sunday night
program lasi sunday evening
Remember me mil-week Lenien
service being held each Wednesday
night al Browns chape. An invita-
ilon is extended 10 all 70 come and
LEI us worship together In the name
Of our savior.
The senior choir Will render H.
Easter program sunday morning
April 9at7 O'Clock.
"Tbe Buried Talent, was he
theme OF the ,eri forecful morning
message delivered by The Rev Gar
Their Robertson, pastor az second
Baptist church. The service was
we'll attended. 4, 9 pm. The City
clubs rendered a very spicy program
IN n''fcsi OF The Womer's club
MIS- l.. y. Tanner leader
The church was SIZED "a capacity
az Z 20 nm 20 hear prof liaysl
Bfcaux The blind pianist and gospel
singer rho re, " Tommcs npcr
inicndenr % ihc S'afc Blpis Mis-
SONS, made A'csesfiag rsnaiks.on
his activities
The Senior choir Of Second Bdp.
tis' will hold cross sorvice on Good
Frtlay Aprl i, Dom Gil 10 ~
ltcnd Al Easter leueran will 30
presenioi ~ 'he a'icfapoa b, r.asf.
er Da,.
Funeral services ~ Nlfs Susi,
Z lrmcnt Davis 3o9 F9s- ay'nue
We're enlog.zcd Tint ,day afternoon
March l6 by NE Rev Mr Sinmon.
at Brown chapel Mrs DAVIS Who
WAS born IN hcsn,c Sc dica Mon.
day NLirsh IL Ia B.trr aospaol a'i-
er one wefh llles, ~ put!noni
ll'he deceased had hcen q resident Of
mis- ci'y SINCE nor marriage 10 ihs
la'e l.ee IiaNis who pi',eded her "a
death ihcre years aro The coupl.
vote nafficd 10 Dcfgoi ia Norem.
hor 1879,