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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-04
HAMTRAMCK
ny Hiram Crawford
1900 LumpkIn ST.

A social will be given on Friday
March 10, at li40S Grand Haven
avenue by the League for Better
Relations.
There will be dancing as we'll as
other types OF entertainment.
The charity dance has been ac-
cepted as an annual affair and is
given to aid in purchasing baskets
for the needy In Hamtramck for
Christmas. The people named to
the Social committee by President
Hiram Crawford were. william
Brooks Jr.. chairman; Shirley
Batchlor. Hamilton Ponders, Leon
ard II. Troutman and George John
son. Serving at the social will be
Matte Mckinney. Mary Gaynes
and others.
Debate On Adults and Youth
The subject. Resolved: THAT
the Adults have failed to progress
in their Christian Culture and So
cIal Security" has touched many OF
the young peoples hearts and caus-
ed many heated discussions in the
last few weeks so much so that
william Brooks Jr., OF the Corln-
THAN Baptist church and Miss Cleo
Meadows are upholding the affir-
native OF this question. while Hlr-
am Crawford and probably Leonard
II. Troutman will defend the mega
tive. The program will be held
sunday evening. March 10. at st.
Peters A. NJ. T.. Zion church at
1880 p. NJ. The program is being
sponsored by the Junior Trustee
board OF St. Peters church. The
musical portion Of the program is
TO be furnished by Quinn Chapel
/ Junior choir and 81. Luke NJ. r.
Junior choir of Highland Park
Attorney Charles A. Roxborough
commissioned OF the Board OF Ap.
peals may be secured as one OF
the judges for the event.
A religious amateur program
will be sponsored at the CORN.
THAN Baptist church Common ave-
nue.. lIamtramck. sunday. April 2
at $3.50 p. NJ. The program will
be open to all who wish TO enter
Solos. quartets. duets, choruses
gospel singers and the like. The
program Is under the direction oil
Mrs. G. Johnson. 1880 Caniff ave,
nue.. Hamtramck. All OF those IN,
terested In entering this contes
are asked 70 contact Mr.. johnson
at his home or call Trinity 1879,
at any time.
Birth
Mr.. and Mrs. James Petty $50.
w. Warren are the proud parents
OF baby girl. Mother and baby
are doing we'll
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Vieu)s of kalamazoo
BY ]. c. Baker

fined to their homes.
The Rev. Mr.. Alexander. pastor
OF the AME church, preached the
afternoon sermon at Mt. Zion Bap-
list church last Sunday.
The Rev. 8. s. Harris. OF the
AME church, OF Battle Creek. and
former pastor here, preached here
Sunday.
Kalamazoo Negro citizens were
grieyed to learn last week OF the
death OF Schuyler Colfax King who
died at his home. zoos Oak street
following on illness OF two weeks.
Mr.. King was born In Arlington,
Mich. Dec. Is. 1868, coming TO
Kalamazoo In 1910. lie had been
employed by the Kalamazoo Label
company for twenty-five years.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Eta
King; two sons, Schuyler, Jr. and
Paul: two daughters. Mildred and
Marian Jane: two grand children,
and a sister. Mrs. Samantha Scott,
of Kokoma, Ind. Funeral services
were held In Allen Chapel AME
church with the Rev. w. T. Alex
ander officiating. lnterment was
In Riverside cemetery. Many
white. as we'll as colored. packed
the church to capacity TO pay res
pect.
Hits and Bits
Wonder II S. ID. really wants to
learn checkers? IL J. C. 10 rum
ming /. n. competition At last
J. II. has met her match. Who
was b. MS company Saturday evef
Boys. don't you think L. 8. pretty7
What in d. c. draws Kazoo's atten-
tion? Sunday M. II. on the stairs,
3. ID. in the cellar. What have the
boys got on J. b.? Who telephon-
ed r.. @. early Sunday mornins7
where was II. p. until 4 a. m.
Sunday! why IA c. K. called
secrets?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-04
MT. CLEMENS

The Macomb County Sunday
School Union held its monthly
meeting at Second Baptist church,
Romeo, Sunday. Feb. ~. A. Hook
aday is superintendent.
The Rev. w. ]. Pittman, pastor
OF Calvary Baptist church. preach
ed from The End of all Excuses.
Sunday. Among the visitors were
Miss Matte Cutler. OF Lansing
former resident here. Mr.. jackson
and Mrs. Lewis were also visitors
The Rev. Mr.. Pittman preached at
$3.50 p. m. at the Preachers Un-
ion at New Hope Baptist church,
Roseville. The choir sang.
Elder Morton was at Turner
Chapel church Thursday. Feb. 23
He was accompanied by the Evan
gelist quartette.
John c. Hill, OF Lansing, spent
a lovely evening with his. parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill, Sunday.
ozander Stevens. only colored
members OF Mt. Clemens basket
ball team. High school b now
turning his attention to track since
the court season closed. John
Krisel Is another track prospect.
Arthur Morgan Is i'll. The Thes.
plan Modernette club met at the
home OF Miss Mary Hilda Samuels
Doris Noel was elected manager
OF the girls baseball team: Sarah
Il. Hill. captain, and Mrs. Becks
treasurer.
There will be jitterbug jam.
berine at wendley's hall. March 8
Miss Wyana Brewer and Miss Lou.
Use Terrill are sponsoring a socia
for their club. the date OF which
will be announced later.
James strayham was victorious
last Tuesday night In the Colder
Gloves tournament In Detroit. Ht
received the Golden Gloves pin
satin robe. trunks and towel. AL.
so boxing gloves and shoes USED
In the fight.
Who is It II. A.? You seem to be
receiving letters from. s. ]. In
stead OF +. J. Or am wrong,
Whom did you go 70 the Fox with
Sunday night1 Bernice D.. yer,
glamorous, and Doris NJ, very So
phisticated. Miss Matte c.. o.
Lansing, also very sophisticated.
Lansing must be very agreeable.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-04
YPSILANTI
BY Mrs. EugenIa O'Bannon

Because OF the rainy weather the
attendance was rather slim at
Brown Chapel A.M.E. church Sun
day mS~ning. Feb. 10. 1.-THE Bat
tie OF the Century" was the theme
OF the Rev II. @. simmons dis
course.
The Inspirational Missionary
meeting OF the Ann Arbor area was
held at Brown Chapel wednesday,
March /. $3.50 a. m.
The Rev. G.. w. Carr spoke from
the theme Faith the fundamental,
the underlined principle" at Sec
ond Baptist church at the morning
service. The text selected was Heb
I'LL. II was a very spiritual mes
sage.
At $3.50 D. m. the Rev. o. b
Jones. pastor OF Second Baptist
church. Inkster was guest speaker
The Rev. Mr.. Jones was accompani'
ed by his choir aud congregation
He preached from the subject
GODS court OF inquiry" based OF
the text Gen. 40. 1t was a fin'
message and was received with
much interest by the hearers.
At 1880 .. m. Pastor Garthel
Robertson spoke from the subjec
moses on Mt. Sinai"
The Busy Bee club gave a Val
entine party at the home OF Mrs
Wells. Thirty-six guests were pre-
| sent. A lovely dinner was served
The Kentucky Wonder club CAV
a pot luck supper at the home o
Mrs. l.. d. Tanner recently. TWEEN
ty-seven attended and delight
full time was enjoyed by all.
The colored students OF thu
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Essie Smith. Ruth Sanders. and
William Bolden. OF Battle Creek,
were visitors in Albion. Monday.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Howard was badly damaged by fire.
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Odessa Snyder and Mrs.
Elizabeth Foster gave a blood
TRANSMISSION for their sister, Mrs.
Mabel Griffith. former Albionite.
who Is seriously Ill In Battle
Creek hospital.
The Harmony Four quartet gave
an entertainment at the home OF
Roberta Wright. Wednesday night.
Mrs. Hattie wright gave a we'd
ding reception In honor OF her son
and daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Wright. Jr., at her home,
Saturday night.
Eddie oliver. outstanding foot
ball player during the season Ia
also making quite a record as a
basketball player. lie has made
more points than any OF his fellow
players. The inter-mural games
are played during the lunch hour
daily. Eddie also has a smile that
captivates the girls.
Boys! Now IL the time to begin
thinking seriously about your date
for the annual senior banquet. Re-
member, the early bird gets the
worm.
Dan Williams had birthday
Saturday night. at his home on
Highland avenue. Many OF his
friends were present. Miss Moore.
OF Fl. wayne. Indiana. was also
there.
Some OF the stock sayings OF To-
cal youngsters are as follows:
Gus--Dont let II bother you.
Middle What you say. Kid?'
Anna--"When was in Chicago"
Charlie-"Don't put my name in
the paper"
Nathaniel--"It was gorgeous
Alice-"It's real. really real"
Alberta--"sharp!'
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Sunday School was opened at
$3.50 a. m, by the superintendent,
Mr.. Goss. Peter Ia Samaria" was
the subject discussed. The pupils
and teachers were addressed by
Mr.. Patlllo.
Devotional service began at
1880 The choir rendered an In
spring musical program. The
Rev. Mr. Gadson spoke from the
subject Half Dead" text being
taken from the tenth chapter OF
St Luke. In his discourse he ex-
pressed the awfulness OF having
anything half-dead.
The evening service began at
1880. The Rev. Mr.. Gadson preach
ed from the theme Salvation Sim
plified and Granted Two CON
verts were connected 10 the church.
Mrs. Lee is reported very Ill at
Ann Arbor.
Mrs. Farmer and Mrs. Walden
are confined to their homes with
illness.
Mrs Rodgers Of $40 Tennessee
is reported convalescing. Mr.. Nc
Duffie, Sr.. IL dangerously III at
his residence. Sl2 Tennessee.
The 18th Community Progressive
club held their seml-monthly
meeting Saturday. Feb. %. The
next meeting Will be March II.
Well, we'll ks, that great bat
tie has at last been staged between
the vikings chose ever popular
and masteEul young giants OF the
Franklin settlement) and the
Brewster Big Five. True to their
custom OF fight. fight, fight. they
struck through one OF the toughest
games OF their careers. Al the
half with the crowd. loud and
noisy one. on their feet roofing and
squirting the Vikings on. they
were trailing by score OF 1915
and did those Big Elves hold that
score The game ending e9-e6 in
favor OF the Brewster boys. BGl
with the help OF their friends the
Vikings went down like troupers
They are really good sports.
Players and members OF this club
are John FELTON,. Alexander Me-
Claim. Floyd Perkins chat rough
and ready lad, Robert ylnson
James Johnson. General McDuffie
Thaddeus Ellington. VIM Jones
westly Jones. Hilton Robinson
and e. l.. Edwards.
a re-match between the cole
gians and Cardinals with tho Cards
defeating the powerful collegicr'
Of the Franklin Dancing follow
ed the game IN the auditorium u
the delightful music % Matthew
| Rucker that promising young or
chestral. Seen there we're I'm
nett Ussery, Georgia Beaumont
Thurman Hill Marie Edwards. A
cato. G. Johnson. Bill Trotier
John Evans. Alvin Gillard Genera
McCullers. waymon Rivers Eli
Harris. Mildred Turner, Lucill'
Galkin. Frances Turner. Walter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-04
PORT HURON
By Clifford johnson
Metropolitan Baptist Church

lltNIVI'VttAUh AfUHNA"t HNhtN
Rev. l.. C.. Collins preached at
the IL a. m. service at Metropoli-
tan Baptist church. text. Ephesians
Ga. subject. Early Training For
Church work" II was very
timely and impressive sermon.
Dr. II p. Bronson. OF The Michigan
School OF Religion Detroit was
present. and complimcnted The fine
discourse delivered hy Pastor 'ol-
Inns The congregation was largo.
including many young people and
visitors.
Some OF the visiting friends
were Dr. and Mrs II K Bron.
son. Detroit. Mrs J. W jackson,
Port Huron; Bob Battle and a
number OF friends Of s. Paul
church.
Everybody is cordially invited
OF visit Metropolitan Bapiist church
and hear Pastor Collins who is an
eloquent and progressive minister
Due TO Indictment weather sun
day night. the night services We're
not held Rev Collins and family
left for their home in Detroit at
5 2. m.
Rev. Collins Will preach sun
day morning. March ?. from the
subject. Look text Isaiah IS p
All are invited
s y. Noble is church reporter
Mrs. Alberta Walker OF 1908
Moak street returned home after a
three weeks stay in Ypsilanti. Ac-
companyine her home were Mrs
Eddie Wilson and Gerald Herbert.
Mrs. walker has been confined In
her home for the past week due 10
illness. DIT. J. r. Ware IS her at
tending physician.
The Senior Gospel chorus OF the
shiloh Baptist church observed
their second anniversary Sunday.
The Rev. J. F. Clark Of Detroit. de-
lIvered the sermon At .. m.
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WHIT
ny Mrs. Jessie Smith

rev A. knowles. OF Campbell
'uapel church. delivered a fine
reLenten sermon last Sunday
v valcn inspired the many listeners.
~ meme was. "Lenten Strength
"'us He said in part:
The Christian must prepare
s'1'elt to meet the world, by keep
~ III In Gods gymnasium. First,
~. must feed the soul on spiritual
NV 'sSu' exercise the soul In the
y a'ass OF God; discipline the soul
" Tie viii Of Cod"
"a an Interesting meeting OF the
49,, ,Ly b. Handy Mite Missionary
~. 'y was held at the homo OF
,,,s ' susie Byars. last Friday az
.'a0on. Rev. r. c. Brown was
sues. T. Mrs. Sadie Ledford gave
MAJ sp0fI on the missionary study
I,A -, '''eu american Cities
-a' Their churches"
s .ue Ladies' Gospel sextett. OF
MN 'u baptist church. Ypsiianti,
cA.. .snder a program at Campbell
~, .' ~ church. March 5 at 3 D. m. (;
4 ~. va Wednesday evening, March
ch,s Wv u. G. Simmons. OF Brown
u0Io ys'' ipsilanti, will preach al
ban ' =, nldweek service at Camp
t.nss,lA Laura Thompson and
sos ."s Of Detroit. visited their
r,s,a ,"a brother. Alden Thompson,
Arss soo Mrs Charles Bryant and
n,',. daughters we're dinner
ous s sun sunday OF Mr.. and Mrs.
tsoo . smith. Mrs. Pearl Day and
daughters, Of saline: and Miss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-04

Mr.. aud Mrs. Wesley Manuel en-
RETAINED "a Twin SN Bridge club
last Saturday evening. Mrs. Isaac
Norton Was guest OF the evening.
The high prize score OF the even
lng was won by Mrs. Charles Will
hams. Consolation prize to Mrs.
Wesley Manuel
box social Will be sponsored
BY the Le Cub De Flummers We'd
nesday evening. March 8, at Doug
lass Community Center. One box
will admit couple. The program
a scheduled 20 start at eight o.
clock.
The Crescent club held It's regu-
lar monthly business meeting at
Douglass community Center last
Monday evening.
Mr. KEYS. Of the Kalamazoo Art
Institute. sp9k, at the meeting OF
The home decorations classes last
Thursday afternoon. in Douglass
Community center. His subject
vas Making Your Home more
Beautiful ann charming"
The Girls Emit held its annual
fummags sale asst Thursday. The
Gale was In progress from ten In
he morning TO six In the evening.
The monthly community night
program held at Douglass Center
last Tuesday evening was enter
hining and we'll received. The
arrangements were by Mrs. Georgia
Price and committee.
Il. York Harrison. grand master
o. Michigan Unlon lodge. was the
Principal speaker at the banquet
asld last Wednesday night at
Masonic Temple by Fora Chapter
No Of the order OF Eastern Star.
large number we're present.
Those reported on the sick list
nls week we're: Mrs. James w.
Baker, Sr Mrs. NJ. 8. Birch. and
sn' James W. Baker, Jr., all con-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-04

N. Building Fund committee OF
!. i1 .ur church sponsored a good
~ a I.asrsm last Friday night, In
W. ~ !, those who helped raise
''nv' ,or the church. Those on
s.'. .,oeram we're: Ell Thomas.
" s',,msn Of the committee. who
CHE q. me opening address; Will
~ -. richardson, church history"
~, Lucille Tucker. greetings
Ann Macedonia Baptist church.;
~ s shepherd. OF AME Zion.
.,.,tnss, Mrs. Charles Smith.
ss.,sIur OF tie New card Psalm;
n, carter, n Battle Creek, ex-
session, !. o; appreciation for the
y. oroeram Mrs. Laura How
- AK The church and the In
,,,aualr IN her talk. Mrs. How
~ Maid tribute 10 Mrs. snowden
. me oldest member OF the
,hurch
0ther numbers on program In
,luded solo. by Laverne Union,
accompanied by Mrs. n. l.. Pear
,ou: A talk on youth OF the church
~ Anna Ruth Guys; MIR. Patten,
A Rattle creek talk on Good
vnl;e Mrs. Ruihe McCray, solo;
,osIng remarks by the pastor,
nov r. p Carr. Bush Solomon
vas chairman.
Reireshmers we're served, con-
sslrg Of cake, ice cream and cof-
ne
The Ji,crburgs" danced until
a, wee hours u morning. Monday,
n ,he Dubina hall. The dance was
made possible by the Women's
clubs Grady Parker furnished the
music tn affair was delight
iul success.
Funeral services for the late
Sylvester Coleman were held from
n. Macedonia Baptist church,
Tuesday afternoon. Rev w. L.
Hunt ofhcaied
Rev G. T.. Norton, OF Windsor
Ontario. popular radio preacher
Va, guest speaker at Macedonia
paptIst church. Tuesday night.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-04

Sempre FIdelis club will sponsor a
dance at the Harriet Street school
Friday, March 3. featuring the
swing music OF Johnny Holidays
orchestra m Detroit. Don't for
get the date.
The Ladies Gospel quintet will
render a program at Campbell
Chapel. whitaker. Mich, Sunday.
March at 3 p. m.
Notice:
Your reporter Is asking that you
send your news before Tuesday at
least a week before you want II TO
be published as my news must be
In the office by a certain day. l
send II In one week and II Is
published the next
Among the large number OF sui.
ferers OF the FLU and colds In our
city are Mrs. Rose Foley. Mrs.
Katherine williams. Mrs. Elisabeth
whisenant. Mrs. Hattie Union,
little Irene williams. Mr.. and Mrs
william Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Hance
Wilson and son James.
DR.. and Mrs. l.. c. Perry had a
Sunday guests Mrs. Eva Wells O
Dearborn: Mrs Bessie Perry AM
Ben Dixon OF ! kster.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-04
NORTH END
BY Alfredo ClInsman

Friday night the jitterbugs were
jumping out on North End In the
vicinity OF Hague and Greeley
streets. The Club Minervae had a
large crowd as usual 10 their party
and Everything turned out fine.
Among the persons present were
the Ultra Smart Set who turned
out in general to the affair In per-
sons OF Pres. o. Fern, Sec. w.
Banks. Business Manager l.. FERN.
Members OF the Seats club pre-
sent were A. Smith. A. Banks. l..
Clements, A. Dennis and S. Bartly.
Representing the Stays were II.
Eccles. c. Bonfeld and w. Eccles.
G. MacAfee. president OF the Gull
tured Six was also there.
The Cultured Six club gave sil-
yer tea Sunday which was most
enjoyable. Some present we're the
Dermids, Alma Smith, Ada Smith,
Joe Thomas and many others.
The Seats will give a jitterbus
Jump at the home OF Sarah Bart
ley Friday. March 3. Music Will
be furnished by the Dermids. Come
and bring your friends.
Watch for the announcement OF
the Stags' affair soon.
r. Mahome. take a tip from me
go ahead as you planned.
ID. Henry, did as you said.
ID. Dorcy, you had better stop
trying to be peacemaker; you are
making too many enemies.
What two young men were
walking . certain popular young
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-04
PONTIAC News
BY Z. p. Harris

Mrs. Cora Currie sponsored
program at Newman A. NJ. L
church at 1880 .. m. Sunday. IL
interest OF the Senior choir.
"trip around the world" was alst
enjoyed by many on February 81
ending at the home OF Mrs. Currie
on Jackson street. She served Z
delicious luncheon. Proceeds will
go toward aiding In the church
rally from New Year to Easter.
Rev. Robert Hoover spoke sun.
day morning his text being. Mar
became q living soul"
Rev. C. W. Warren. OF Cincinnati
Ohio, was guest speaker at Mace.
donia Baptist church. at 1870
Sunday morning. His subject wa,
Going Down From The church.
The Sunday School lesson was re.
, viewed by the superintendent. B
w. Williams.
The state rally was held at
.. m. by the S. S. and p. Y. p. U
Rev. f. D Broyles. pa stor OF Trim.
ity Baptist church. delivered the
message.
Pastor F. r. Reed. OF New Hope
Baptist church. preached at 1880
a. m. His subject was, BE Not
Afraid" The Trustees were ad.
dressed at 3 .. m, by c. w. War
rem, subject, ut Won't Be Like
This. Always"
A special program was held al
New Bethel Baptist church. Sun
day for people not OF Michigan
Rev. A. d. C. Peyton preached for
the Baptist Temperance Women
at $3.50 .. m. The lesson was,
How To Study The Bible" The
congregation at .. m. testified as
to which LED Them To Christ
Rev. j. II. sharp. OF Flint, Mich,
was guest speaker.
The pastor. Rev. T. Timberlake,
who recently fell and broke his
leg. Is improving at his home on
Lake street.
Rev. Broyles. pastor OF Trinity
preached Sunday morning from
the subject, Intending and Re.
marking" Joseph Hatchett is In
charge OF the Sunday School.
The Baptist Temperance Union
met at $3.50. Devotionals and
preaching were conducted at 7:sC
D. m.
On February %. the Crusaders
Basketball team added another vic.
tory TO the play-oft string.
Mrs. J. H.. Robinson. OF Topeka
Kansas. who has been visiting heI
sister, Alice Cooper. on Highland
returned home on February az
She was accompanied by her son
Jack williams.
Miss Annie Binga. OF Bagley
who has been quite Ill. 10 GONZALES
cling.
Mrs. Essie Harris. Finus Harris
Jr.. OF Highland. are on the sicl
list. with infuensa.
Read the Detroit Tribune each
week. II 10 Michigan's leading Ne
gro weekly.
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lady home FROM the party Friday
and had walked twenty feet before
they realized that she had turned
into a friends house where she
was staying all nisht7 Did they
look embarrassed
Well. be seeing you next week
with more news
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East End Neus
BY Julia Turner
BY Julia Turner

Bates, Bill Leyens. James Smith
Cora Taylor. Clarence Hall. John
, Ussery. James Rodgers. Harley
I.arkins. Sadie Hughes. kerwood
Dewey Turner, Ernest Powell
and Marie Burnett who were jit-
tering up a breeze, Thelma Rob-
erts. Ernestine McClain. Woodrow
Wright and many others.
A successful four weeks OF Sunday
ma,iness haye come to an end and
we are sad because We shall miss
that merry crowd OF young people
who spent their sunday afternoons
there dancing 10 the swing Of
Gioster Current and his orchestra.
Closter thanks his many friends
for their attendance al these
dances and wishes 10 again be
your host sunday. March = At The
Mayfair
The Supreme Liberty Life I'm
derwriiers club VIII sponsor their
first spring party Saturday. March
at $40 MADISON See you there.
The Mld-westcrn Entertainment
committee presents three bands
! playing q matinee a. the Mayfaif
ballroom Sunday. March 8 The
bands arc Isaac Goodwin Ocie
Barnett and Matthew Rucker
! The Soy club viii give swing
battle Friday March 10. Come
on al YOU eats and gals and choose
your Sayoriie candidate by ballot.
Younger Set
Latest live l.:
What's brewing between Eugene
Mccall and Annie IIall2
II seems as II Hazel Quarker got
up on the wrong side Of the bed
last Wednesday, wonder Why
We wish curtis walker and his
wife Mrs. Charlotte Walker much
, luck IN the t.ure lor happy
marriage
CharlIne Raincy is fortunats
enough 70 have an escort for every
mite In the week l think me boss
son has the best 80.
! Why IS Gertrude Browning call
! ed Madam ~ She certainly would
like TO know.
I Our charming friend Essie Bur-
nett is planning. 70 ring the bells
I in July, Tors Of Luck Essie you
sure Will need IL.
The boys want 70 know who we're
the charming girls sittiny in the
back yelling for the vikings. We'll
boys. cutting 81 short, il was the
+. VS. In other words Phyllis
wheailey's
II was noticed that a. ". Let's
and BESSIE SpNey weren't losing
any time
Why Was Robert Taylor alone
a; The dance Where was r. Me-
The Junior choir OF last Lake
! Baptist church. wiil sponsor 2 So
cial al the home az me president
Kerwood Turner. S3i Tennessee
Saturday March 4 All members
Of the church aud the many friends
are requested 70 attend