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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
BY julius C. Baker

Mrs. w. +. Stinson. Mrs. j. A..
Coleman, and Mrs. j. l.. Grain, In
company with Mrs. c. Cox. repre-
scented the neighbprhood recently,
calling on the Rev. and Mrs. j. L..
Caldwell, at their home. 62l North
Pitcher street. They presented
many lovely and useful gifts to
the Rev. and Mrs. Caldwell. Mrs.
Bill Carter and Miss Milbeck and
sister sent gifts. but were not pre-
sent. After pleasant visit, re-
freshments were served. The Rev.
and Mrs. Caldwell wish TO take this
opportunity 10 thank all those re-
sponslble for the delightful occa-
sion.
Gilbert McMickens, Carl Barnes
and Clarence Small left Sunday
for week OF scouting activity at
the Bass lake scout camp, under
the leadership OF Fred Coker.
Miss Irene Baker encoached with
a lively group OF younger girls
last Saturday morning. 10 enjoy
a two-week vacation at Camp Nor
cum. under the sponsorship OF the
Douglass Community center. Miss
Baker Is making the trip as a
junior counselor Others In the
party included Misses Jean Davis.
Geraldine and Louise Coleman.
Emma Lee Evans. This is the first
period OF the camp The boys will
enjoy their camp outing in August.
Mrs. w. Brow motored to Cas-
sopolis. Mich. last Friday. to visit
her mother. She was accompanied
on the trip by Mrs. Howard Bur-
ton and son. Paul.
Miss Virginia Winbu0n and Mrs.
Bertha Clark were brief visitors
at the home OF MIR. and Mrs. J. w.
Baker. Sr., last Sunday. enroute
TO Chicago. 10 visit friends and re-
latives. Mrs. Clark and Miss Win
buon are residents OF Grand Rapids.
Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Burton
and son. Paul. also Mrs CANDLES
and daughter. Katherine Mrs.
Gardner. Mrs. b Ware. Mrs. Petrie.
Mr. and Mrs Sherman Ford. Thel-
ma Davis. Erwin Haithcock. Ere
mount McMickens. Miss Ruby
Dungey. Charles Whaling. Mr.. and
Mrs. Perkins. Mr. and Mrs. Craine.
the Rev. and Mrs. Warheld Mr..
and Mrs. Brown. Miss Della Sue
Gordon. Louise Haithcock. WAYNE
Powell. and j. Carl Baker were
among the many who attended the
Bush meeting held last SUNDAY in
Aliens Grove AT Cassopolis, Mich.
Wilson and Leroy Pettiford
were visitors In Kalamazoo last
week. They returned 10 New York
early this week
John Tapley was visitor in
Kalamazoo recently.
Miss Zellie Hayes Is prolong-
ing her sojourn in Chicago, as
guest Of Miss Johnnie Mae Wo-
mack.
Harlem Hits and Bits
G. $. Sorry. n hurt your feel
iuoe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29

church. in Dowagiac, SUNDAY morn
ing. July 30.
Robert Holiday. Seth Finley.
William Flint. Thomas Travic and
James Johnson spent Wednesday
in Kalamazoo, with friends.
Mrs. Bessie James and Lewis.
and Mr.. and Mrs F.. James were
guests Of the Rev and Mrs. ]. w.
Walker recently. Lewis James
graduated recently from Howard
university. He is an employee OF
The Secretary OF War in Washing
ton. d. G. James is field scout
executive, in Cleveland, Ohio
The Rev +. II. Hinton. OF Grace
AME church. in South Bend. Ind.
and his choir will be Al Franklin
AME church. Sunday. August IL.
Al p. m. Everybody is invited 10
attend and hear the Rev. Mr.. Hin
ton and his excellent choir.
Mrs. Estelle Mccall left Thurs
day TO Join her husband in 81.
Louis. Mo. where they will make
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dixon aud family
have returned home. after a week =
stay IN Cincinnati. Ohio. where
they visited relatives.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
news
By Z. P. Harris

Mr. and Mrs. Taft Fisher. OF
Highland avenue. returned from
Topeka. Kan. July 20. after attend
Ing the funeral OF their father. Will
liam Fisher. Mrs. White. OF Topeka.
mother Of Mrs. Fisher. is now visit
ing her daughter. here.
Mrs. Mile Bell Rayburn. OF
Highland avenue. Is VISITING her
brother, Robert Sears. OF Bowling
Green. ny. Mrs. Sears Is III at a
hospital In that city.
william Carter died at his late
residence on Rowland avenue.
July 21 following an illness OF
several months. A native of Deca-
tur Illinois. he had resided in
Pontiac twenty years. Surviving
are his widow. Mrs. Laura Carter.
daughter. Elsie Houston. OF La
grange. Illinois: and brother.
John. or Peoria. Funeral rites were
held July "a. at the william F..
Davis Funeral Home, with +. Nell
son Bay officiating. The burial
was In Oak Hill cemetery.
NV NV " itiiohi ifOid III cOi .
who lis attending the theological
college in Nashville, Tenn. is very
popular here. He spoke Sunday
at 1870 a m. at New Hope Baptist
church and at p. m. al Newman
ANIE church. At s p. M. he preach
ed Al Trinity Baptist church. where
he was formerly pastor The Rev.
r. y. Broyles. the pastor. spoke
in The morning. subject More
Fools Wanted"
Pastor John Powell OF Macedo-
MIA Baptist church. preached Sun
dav morning. his subject being
Vision While the church is being
repaired. services are being held
on Rowland avenue. The union
picnic will he held August : at
Park Island. Lake Orion.
The Wess Joy soft ball team Is
winning much applause as one OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
Reynolds Opens His OlOn
Funeral Home
$50 Pingree Ave., Corner Croker
Telephone 9-7571

Reynolds Flnts dynamic undertaken
life OF the Watkins Funeral
been Unexpectedly dismissed
that will
ten later That Is maxim which might well be applied
the ethics Mr..
>cose
existing business II
Mr. Reynolds right licensed funeral director and embalmer
neither Watkins
the family there hold legal right TO the public
o licensed
public directors underakers
capacity The the State Board Funeral Directors
hold herself himself out TO the public undertaken
ynod has made possible for the Watkins
undertaking with him working
while Watkins behaved In n which
ed OF believe
ectors Today they bold doing this think
this i unfair 10 the REAL UNDERTAkERS IN THE FIELD Hen
Reynolds. H. Robinson r. e. Chandler and e. W. James
this city holding Michigan licenses.
They hold all others
Inc field OF this profession.
(Sgned) Melvin Turk.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
Rev. Ballou Attends
World Baptist Meet
In Atlanta, Georgia
DIV Ethel n. BrnadMat

The Rev. Thomas l.. Ballou. pas
tor OF Metropolitan Baptist Taber-
nacle left Sunday afternoon 10 at
tend The World Baptist Ministers
alliance which conyenes in Allan
ia. Ga. DR.. l.. X. Williams. OF Chi
cago is vice president The Rev.
Mr.. Rallou stated 10 the congrega-
lion Sunday that II has been ap-
proximately sixteen years since this
alliance has met in the United
States as the foreign countries
have had II meeting over there for
that length OF time. White and coll
ored alike are coalescent in this
alliance. Now. when the opportu-
nifty came. the Rev Mr.. Ballou. like
any othes intellectual minister
grasped the chance 10 attend We
know and hope he will gain some
thing from this meeting which will
inspire. not only his own congre-
CATION but others as well. He Is
expected hack possibly around
Sunday "a The alliance meeting
terminates al thai time.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
Pontiacans Enjoy
Outing

Messrs Kenneth Smith. Howard
Rroadnax and Charles Hayes, OF
Pontiac. seemed 10 have perceived
win pleasure the hay ride spon-
sOred by the Theatre Guild on last
SATURDAY. They spent The evening
IN target shooting. gallivanting.
swinging to The rhythmic tunes Of
the vender eating hot dogs and
drinking soft drinks
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
St. James Temple

Services al 81. James Temple NJ
Psyshic Science. 513 Kirby. were
we'll attended Sunday The morn.
ing sermon was delivered bv
Madam Curry. her text being taken
from ST. Matt The Rev. Iamo
n. Curry preached Sunday nigh
subject. How Are We Thinking "''
The church extends cordi 4
welcome to all The Rev. J. Curry
Is pastor: Madam curry. counselor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
INKSTER NEWS
Continued from 49,.
The Second Baptist cbur,h

So"u phpust thureh
The Second Baptist church ~.
hlled to capacity. Sunday morr,.
as they witnessed the services
The Sunday School was verv 1.
teresting and much enthusiasm ~, ~
shown on the part OF those IN ~,
tendance. A blackboard demors,s.
tlon was given nv Mrs NJ r a.
melin which was also very lr,,.
esting. '"''''
The Rev o. p. Jones pss,or :,
nounced his subject which -.
Christ and the Laboring man =
Matt. HES. Because OF mo ls,.
ness OF the hour. his talk was =,
temporaneous. He said ~.
preachers and the men Of ,oda.
are far better than the, wore I,
the olden time. because thew h,,.
more temptations and more 10 n,
tract the mind than ihev Mad !,
those days. Yet we have mon /,
principle and honor y
In the afternoon the choir us,.
guests OF the WAYNE RANTS,
church in Wayne, Mich. An enio,
able time was had. The Rev NJ,
Jones and Assistant Pastor n.
Rev. Mr.. Douglass with Others A..
tended the closing session Of N,
Michigan District associatlon
which convened at the Mt. Mori,b
Baptist church the past week
The night service was short and
very interesting. Helpful remarks
were made by the pastor.
Mrs. Pope. State mssionary
was present at the morning wor.
ship. She made very timely 70.
marks.
The Rev. Mr.. Lewis pastor a
the Providence Baptis church
Detroit. and congregation viii wcr.
ship at Second Baptist Fridu
night, July 2Sth. All are welcome
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
Port Huron
Continued from page 81


Sunday School was we'll attended
with Supt. Griffin in charge al
$3.50 a. m. Sunday.
Az II a. m. the devotions we're
led by the Deacons. The Rev. Mr..
Glynn read the Scripture lesson.
after which he pastor delivered a
forcefnl sermon text. Matt, 6:33.
subject. The Game OF Life" He
stressed the duty which each play
er should perform on the field.
Baptizing followed the morn
ing services. two We're baptized.
Following the baptismal cere-
monv. the pastor returned To De
troll TO attend The meeting Al the
Baptist association.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
Twelve Socialites
Sponsor Outing

The Twelve Socialltes OF the
Clifford Street center entertained
theit guests Of approximately so or
more out al Wright's Farm on Mt
Morris road An enjoyable evening
was spent by all in roasting VEIN
ers. drinking cool-ade. and playing
games Of all kinds such as horse
shoes. crocuet. etc. Many. many
thanks 70 the Honorable Conn Cliff
ford commissioner OF the Ninlh
Ward who. on his own free will
and accord so graciously donated
all ~ the huns and weiners which
were more than enough The young
siers certainly crammed their
stomachs 70 capacity Mrs Odell
Broadway. supervisor OF the girls
together with Mrs r. c Robinson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
Noted Detroit Artist
In Revival Here

Mr.. Robinson. OF Detroit Ga not
ed singer. is appearing during a
revival Al The Golden Leaf church
all this week You will miss a
treat il you fail 10 hear her sing.
The week following Elder Nor
ION and his evangelist singers will
he here Tickets are now on sale
bv The members OF the church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
Mrs. Lucian Fleming
Is Hostess To Visitor

Mrs Lucian Fleming was the
hostess TO her friend, Mrs. Aikens
Freeman. a beautician OF Detroit.
last Weekend Mrs Freeman en-
joyed an interesting visit here and
Mrs. Fleming ~~s happy TO have
had her come
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
RIVER ROUGE

"
The Rev. G. II. Butler noted
evangelist from Florida. has been
conducting successful two-week
meeting at the Church OF God in
{ hrist. Polk avenue at Hall street.
The services are we'll attended
The pastor, Elder ]. W. Gaudy
and members feel very grateful 10
the many friends for their kindly
help in this rally.
Visitors are always welcome at
this church.
Mrs. Virginia Johnson Of 1906
Rear streeD Houston. Texas. is
visiting her brother and sister-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander. 1865
Tenth street. Ecorse. Mich.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
kalamazoo Neuus

r. G. in Battle creeh
what do you mean? -jus!|
them? ~ you pick|
. ~ r. H a,IThat girl has me. b...
I. 81 see you did NJ,
around Sunday? 4 not nt|
c. W.-Lending a heIr,s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
Shot In Holdup

John JtsMckeishan. prominent
Flint druggist. was sho, during a
recent holdup.
The Brownsville Weekly News
wishes him speedy recovery.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29
Woodland Park
BY Robert 4. Neal

The Rev. Mr. Burketf ~ Bad.
win conducted services al The First
Baptist church Sunday. July q;
His text was taken from ludg"
6;l7. topic. Have you goi 4 sign
In the evening the Rev. Mr.. Burkett
preached from Psalm oi.lO sub
ject. "Wickedness.
The services at the Community
church were conducted by iis pas.
tor. the Rev. f. Davis His lext
was Matt, 1871.
An invita,ional birthday psrv
Continued on page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-29

accompanied the girls on this out
ing. Miss Jean Washington, Is the
president and Miss Jeannett Ho-
gans. secretary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-23
COUNTY HEADS
defend RIGHTS

Commissioners Of county drain
age district No. %. at a sontinu-
alton OF the Clover creek injune-
ton hearing in Superior Judge
Hodges court, sought to defend
their right to widen and deepen
that temperamental stream and
prove that no damage will be
done.
A WPA project started on the
creek near FARMLAND May 20 is
closed down while the court set
ties the dispute. A group of prop
erty owners brought action for a
permanent injunction two weeks
ago. claiming not only that the
draining project will lower values
of their land. but may cause the
creek to disappear entirely.
II has in the past sometimes
run right into the gravelly soil
when its silted bottom has been
disturbed and has remained an
underground stream for months.
G.. z. (Jim) Peterson, deputy
county attorney, helping defend
the drainage district. said he hoped
to finish his case by Thursday eve
ming
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-23
Car Crashes Going IS Miles
Per Hour, But 5 Are Unhurt

State Patrolman l.. d. Mullins
said the car passed him just after
he went on shift at seven o'clock.
He put his car up TO so miles per
hour. but Robinson pulled away
from him easily, he said.
Just over the King county line
he found the car overturned in the
ditch. extricated it's occupants and
carted them into Tacoma.
All were booked for investiga-
ton, LeVern Richard Brown, ~,
steamboat man; Ben Pigg. 81, can
merry worker; Roy Height. rs, sheet
metal worker, and Dorothy Graves,
Is, an entertainer.
They had been at a party in
Tacoma and were on their way
home. Robinson, who owned the
car, insisted on driving over the
protests of the others, they said.
Miss Graves scratched knee was
the only injury, though Officer
Mullins said the big new car viz
tually was demolished.
Deputy Prosecutor Hugo Metz
Ter Jr., who was talking to the
other passengers before releasing
them, said near-empty bottle of
whiskey was found in the car,
though Robinson insisted he'd had
Just two glasses of beer and those
the night before. Metzler said
Robinson would talk nationally for
only a couple of minutes at time,
then get hysterical.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-23
CHANCE TO Win
TRIPS TO FAIR

Two Tacoma shoppers will re-
ceive free trips to the San Fran
cisco fair as a result Of a contest
announced today by Totem Food
Stores. Inc. Totem stores. through
the cooperation OF Swift & Co.
will give to the two persons who
bring in the largest number of
Quick Arrow box taps, stamped
with the Totem stores mark. a
round trip 2l-dsy railway ticket
to the Golden Gate exposition.
Only two stores are participant
ing in the contest. the a33 Market
at. Totem and the 26is 6th ave.
Totem giving shoppers in each
district an equal chance to win the
contest. There are 720 packages
in each store to be distributed be-
fore the winner can be announced.
Box tops should be turned into
these Totem stores only.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-23

box AIS Gig Harbor, died wed
nesday at his home. He was born
in Norway and had lived in Wash
ington IS years. He is survived by
his wife, Signe, and a brother In
Minnesota. Funeral announcement
by Mellingers.
DAVID j. MANSFIELD
David j. Mansfield, 6s, died
Thursday morning at his home,
1914 North st, Sumner. He was
a member of the Gospel Tabernacle
and is survived by his wife,
Azenth; two sons, Howard and
David jr; six daughters, Margaret,
Hazel. Myrtle, Ethel, Vera, and
Catherine, all OF the home. Flu
neral announcement by Sumner
Funeral chapel.
HERBERT A. GIBBS
Herbert A. Gibbs, 81. of South
Bend, died Thursday morning in
local hospital. He was born in
Sumner. Wash. and had lived in
South Bend 40 years. He grsdu-
ated from Vashon college at
Burton and had been a civil engin-
eer 40 years. He was county en-
gineer of Pacific county for Is
years, and was city engineer of
South Bend at the time of his
death. He was member Of
American Society of Engineers.
Surviving are his wife, Abbis,
South Bend; five sons, Elroy A.,
Ben B., Fred s., Jack M, and
Robert D. Gibbs, all of Tacoma;
two step-sons, Perry w. Smith and
Morris R. Smith, Chop, Wash;
two step-daughters, Mrs. B. Simon
son. Chop. and Mrs. Ruth Nc
Laughlin, San Francisco: seven
grandchildren, and one brother.
Ray Gibbs of Packwood. Funeral
arrangements by Buckley-king.
MISS MORIkO NIIWAMA
Miss Moriko Niiwama, IL. of
1888 Fawcett ave. died Thursday
morning in local hospital. She
is survived by her father. T.
Niiwsma. Funeral arrangements
by Buckley-King.
FUNERAL SERVICES
Charles Person - Saturday. l
?. m; Anderson Island cemetery
chapel under direction of c. o.
Lynn; Rev. Carl E. Rydell Off
eating; interment, Anderson Is
land cemetery.
James A. Nelson-Thursday.
p. M; MellinEer's chapel; Rev. w.
A. Moore officiating; interment,
New Tacoma cemetery.
Jesse Ella Swope-Saturday.
p. m: Storlie's chapel; Rev. Hans
n. Svinth officiating; interment,
New Tacoma cemetery.
George II. Appel - Friday.
p. m; Buckley-King chapel: Mrs.
Nevers and Fern Hill lodge No.
SO. F. & A. NJ. officiating; inter-
ment lakewood cemetery.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-23
Fruit Stolen as
Truck Is Moving

Bruno Constantine was able
Thursday to recount his first ex-
perience with robbery in transit.
And he doesn't like the idea.
Constantine. 1905 SO. saith. was
driving a loaded truck east on 9Th
ave. Wednesday afternoon. Near
Alder St. ne found he wasn't alone.
A wood truck had drawn up along
side. Two men were in the truck,
and one took advantage Of the &C.
cssion to lift crate Of grapefruit
and oranges from Constantino's
truck. Constantine speeded up.
and catching up with the others he
demanded $3.50 in payment. His
customers refused TO pay. and
drove off. Definitely disfsvoring
that method OF transacting BUSH
ness. Constantine complained to
police, furnishing description of
his clients.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-23
OBITUARIES
ANDRES NELSON

Andres Nelson. rs, of Route !,
box AIS Gig Harbor, died We'd
nesday at his home. He was born
in Norway and had lived in Wash
ington IS years. He is survived by
his wife, Signe, and a brother In
Minnesota. Funeral announcement
by Mellingers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-23

Drunken driving charges were
being filed Thursday against Fran
els Robinson. Seattle Negro, who
at noon still was rolling under a
bench in Pierce County Jail, COM
planning he was a very sick man.
Driving a big sedan with three
other men and girl, all eolored,
Robinson hurtled off the Seattle
highway at approximately SIS miles
an hour Just after seven o'clock
Thursday morning.
Not one of the party was more
than scratched. DR.. Burton A.
Brown, superintendent of Pierce
County hospital, examined the
grooming driver and pronounced
him entirely sound. only drunk.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-23


: She Ia Mary Cecilia Freeland
= Port Gibson, Miss. girl. right
Gown to the accent. who really
gets around these United States.
Life for her is just one pageant
after another. Since the first of the
year she has been in Tampa, Fla.
&ulfport. Miss.. Tucson, Ariz., and
Denver, Colo. aiding in presenting
3ageants in each for the John B.
Rogers Co. Of Fostoria, O., which
has contracted to stage the spec
tacle here July 20, 81 and % in the
stadium.
She's Superstitious
- Miss Freeland arrived June IS.
md she hasn't increased her fin
gers since. Miss Freeland is whole
Aeartedly superstitious; determined
apparently to be leary of every
hing. including the number ID.
Il guess it'll be all right this
6me. though" she said, not con-
Sinced. 1T might have been FRI
DAY the 18th"
Lots Of Possibilities
! Miss Freeland has been with the
John B. Rogers Co. for several
years. She has done virtually
everything there 10 to do In put
ing on pageants properly. She's
Impressed with the Saga of the
West" script; says it has all sorts
q possibilities.
: Miss Freeland doesn't have much
me to spare away from her duties.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-23

of the program. An unnamed tof'
mer ring champion will referee 1t
was announced.
Prizes donated by local mer-
chants will highlight the childrens
sports events. The day will end
with dancing, for which music will
be furnished by the spanaway
Park orchestra until midnight. A
cash door prize will be given at
the pavilion. Anthony Bertocchini
is general chairman for the picnic.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-23
CHARGE RECKLESSNE&

Arrested Tor falIInE 70 haNe
stop while driving across eth ave.
AZ stevens Joe Martinac Thursday
faced reckless driving charges.
Martinac was driving coupe
south on Stevens late Wednesday
night. and pushing another car
ahead of him. Both cars crossed
the intersection at between t5-oo
miles an hour. according to Officer
J. F. White. who caught up with
Martinac at Proctor and made the
arrest. Msrtinac posted bond for
his release.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-23
DIVORCE ACTIONS

Divorce action was filed in SUI
perior court here Thursday by
Thea against Jacob Heiser. Final
DEGREES were granted TO Grace A.
from Robert Richardson. William
F. from Dszerine Tietle and Cora
fror Mike Fedak.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-23

MISS MORIkO NIIWAMA
Miss Moriko Niiwama. II. of
1888 Fawcett ave. died Thursday
morning in a local hospital. She
is survived by her father, T.
Niiwama. Funeral arrangements
by Buckley-King.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-23

Plans have been completed for
the United Italian picnic to be held
Sunday, June 25, at Spanaway
park. Numerous events have been
arranged for a successful picnic,
committeeman said today.
Five young women, sponsored
by various Italian lodges. are COM
peting in popularity contest.
They will be introduced from the
grandstand prior to the drawing
for three prizes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-23
ALL CHEROKEE POST
OF LEGION FORMED

CHEROKEE, N. {. - The first
all-Indian American Legion post
in the nation has been organized by
5000 members of the Cherokee
nation here.
The eastern Cherokees of the
sc. 000-scre Qualla reservation
bordering the Great Smoky noun
tains of North Caroline furnished
100 soldiers and one nurse TO the
American Expeditionary Forces
during the World war.
heard 10 much about. Land of
lovew
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-23

The popularity quintet consists
of Elvira Salatino, Inez Narigi,
Almira Marchesini. Irene Carrara
and Genevieve Galfano. Miss Gal
fano is sponsored by the Sons of
Italy.
An open-air concert by the ac-
Gordon band, under the direction
of Louis Nomellini, we'll known
Tacoma musician, is scheduled.
Wrestling matches between men
and women will be 4 novel feature
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-23
LITE Is One Pageant
litter A,1other for Her
Right-Hand "Man" of Director for
Saga of West" Has Lots of Energy

. A slender woman with the energy of a dozen
andbal players who manages heaven knows how. be
S1vacous and efficient at the time is William Marla
1ghthand man in producing the Golden Jubilee pageant,
ESara of the Wesf"