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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-12-16
500 BASKETS
To Be GIVEN
TO need
To Raise $500 To Cover
Necessary Gifts To
Unfortunates

Roy Lightfoot as chairman OF the
Paradise Valley fifth annual basket
fund drive committee has planned
En extensive program to raise a
quota OF $500 for the purchase OF
500 Christmas baskets at 50 each
for the needy at Christmas time.
Active members Of the committee,
with hesdquait tiers al the B and {
club are Bill Anderson. DR.. Powell
johnson, Jap Sneed and Roy Light
foot, well known ss former mayor
Of Paradise Valley and an ardent
worker for his needy people.
A bingo and cabaret party will be
held on December II from 6 pm.
until late hours. according to
present plans Walter Norwood has
donated the Plantation club for this
occasion. Music will be furnished
by lie Roy Smith and his orchestra
with a floor show by various enter
tanners who are donating their
talent.
The baskets will be delivered by
Negro police officers headed by
Detective Lieut., Wallace S. Will
liams. E and B brewery trucks will
make the deliveries. Inspector Clyde
Barnes OF the first precinct donated
cash for the fund and suggested the
police delivery boys have the day
off in which to make their de-
liveries.
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N.A.A.C.P. Nominations
Must Be In By Jan. !

NEW YORK. Nov. is = Nomina-
tons to the national board OF d.
rectors OF the National Association
for the Advancement Of Colored
People must be received at the head
quarters Of the organization, 50 Fifth
avenue, New York City, not later
than January l, according TO Off
cials OF the organization.
Names Of those nominees received
by that date will be voted upon al
the Associations annual business
meeting which will be held Tuesday
Jan. ? at the NAA.C.Pis general
offices here.
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LightfOOt Heads Big Christmas Basket Drive
Church And Social News


al $50 with As students in attend
ance.
The Il o'clock sermon was deliv-
cred by the pastor who delivered
an interesting discourse.
At $3.50 pm, program was rem
dered with Reverend Scott Of Mt.
Vernon Baptist church delivering
the sermon. Communion was sd-
ministered at o'clock.
Plans are now being taken for
the arrangement OF the Christmas
tree and program which is to be
given by the Sunday school.
Mr.. Black of Benham avenue and
Mr.. johnson who have been i'll were
welcomed back.
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By MARY L. BEASLEf
RUSSELL STREET BAPTIST

RUSSELL STREET BAPTIST
Sunday school and BY PU. are
showing much progress under the
capable direction OF Rev. c c. Gate
wood. superintendent, Rev, Fieias was
principal speaker. At 3 pm. the STATE
Missionary. Rev W. p. Butler, brought
the message Rev Butler h scho ar
and orator. District meeting of the
Missionary society will be with the
Russell Street church, Thursday, Dec
IA. II, Ivory. president.
PILGRIM STAFF
Services at Pilgrim Staff church were
under the direction of Rev. Edward
J. Collins who brought an Inspiring
message from l63rd Psalms Two were
added TO the church. Plans are now
underway to bring Christmas cheer to
the children of Pilgrim Staff.
MRS. LITTLE PASSES
We regret the passing of Mrs. Susie
Little proprietress of the Northend
Fish and Poultry market. $500 Russell
whose sudden death resulted from an
operation Monday. Dec. 4. It was said
that Mr.. Little was 10 have her tom
sis removed. Funeral services were
held at the Church Of Our Father on
Madison street,. Rev. Kaigler is
pastor.
MOTHER GEoRGANSA STEWART
PASSES
Mother Georganna Stewart OF ll25
Hague street passed Friday. Dec. l
Rev. P. Black was in charge OF flu
-
J, o. Derrick, Rev. Mann. Rev, NJ. P.
Parrish. Rev. c. L. Shatteen and Rev.
W. NJ Brooks all gave short talks on
the life Of Mother Stewart. Sadly
missed by friends, re ,atives and neigh
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White Lily Chapel

White Lily Chapel No. l held its
regular meeting at the home Of
Mrs. NJ. Mcclellan of Arndt street
A beautiful program was rendered
by the committee with the chair
man, Mrs. Cowan. in charge.
Soloists included Mrs. Flora Lee
Hunter. Mrs. Mcclellan, and Mrs
Cowan; readings by Inez Davis and
Elsie Gamble.
Among other guests were: W, NJ
Buford. Mr.. and Mrs. Adair Lee
Benjamin Roberts, Mr. and Mrs
Yopp, Mrs. Francis Hardy, Mr.. and
Mrs. P. J. Eyer, Solv. Commander
Mr.. and Mrs, p. J. Parker and Mrs
Ida B. Shaw, matrons.
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Church OF God

Samuel Randel, superintendent.
was reelected last Sunday morning
and will continue his duties for the
year Of 1910, at the Church of God
on Gratiot and Joseph Campau ave-
nue.. Elder T, D. McGhee is pastor.
Elder William Cromer read the
scripture lesson to begin the morn
ing service at 1892 am. Elder T. D.
McGhee preached the sermon from
Hebrew 1924.
Mrs. Effie Randel, president Of
the H. Y. p. U. was reelected for
the ensuing year.
The night service was one Of heal
ing ana many members were anoint-
ed with oil and received prayers by
the pastor
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Youth Given 4th Stay
In ExtraditiOn Hearing

NEW YORK, Dec. l5.-The fourth
postponement OF hearing will as
sure Willie Lee Butts. 14-year-old
youngster. whom Georgia authori-
ties are seeking to extradite from
New York to stand trial on charge
OF rape, another chance, according
to Donald Crichton, who is defend
ing him for the National Associa-
ton for the Advancement of Cot
ored People. Crichton said the
hearing has been postponed until
December 20.
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JuniOrDetrOit

NOOnllnueu from page lSl -
up Giles, Lorinzo Jones. Oh yes,
I've just been reminded there was
these days. Joan Kennedy in pink.
excuse me, Joan.
Zelma received many lovely gifts
smong which were five sweaters,
to perfume bars, and perfume is
her hobby, a purse an evening bag,
and many other gifts. Everyone had
a grand time and did not want TO
60 home, but Of course, they did
!; 4 =
The Excelsior Girl Reserve club
presented their Talant on Parade
Amateur show with a dance after
wards on Friday, the 9th. These
Excelsiors really know their p's and
q's wh,n it comes to entertaining
Scattered through the crowd were
seen Gladys Mcneil, Elma tdlmples)
SRiPesr Dorothy Campbell, Ruth
Smith, jeanette Jones, Earl Evans,
Tommy Smith, Hermena Rivers,
Ursula Buford, Iva Jane Shamborg-
er, Geraldine Clark, Leonard Hayes,
Edward Gilmore, Tommy Love.
Margaret and Martha Coleman,
EVELYN Wilson. Margaret Thomas,
Horace Seward, Ugenia Osborne,
Percy Jackson, Lucille Winston,
Inez Blackman. William Hawkins,
Juani,a Burks. Doris Davis. Edward
and Gladys Motley, Harold Miller
Dorothy Geter, Mildred Thompson,
Herbert Stokes, Dorothy Hawkins,
Caroline Mathews, Hilds Merritt
Ruby Kemp. Cecilia Nicholson,
Geraldine Keys, Erma Keys, Miles
Nelson, Dorothy Wright, Rosa Lee
and Dorothy Merriwea' her. Mat
thew Robinson, Josephine Lamkin,
Sharon Burton, John Coulter, Bob
by Phillips, Otis Hawkins, Harry
Nash, Otis Moore, Lii Jones, Hor-
tense Wright Ruth Ann WHEELER and
PAyliss Wilmington.
~ The skit which the Amicitia Girl
Reserve club presented won the
first prize OF five ollars.
Officers of the Excelsiors are
Delphine Hines, president; Wesley
Edwards, secretary; Mary Jane
Leigh, vice president; Juanita Crue-
well, treasurer; Mrs. L. Mcdowell,
advisor.
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MAR RAGE
LICENSES

Marriage licenses were applied for
by: Ula jackson, ~. Anna B. Clark,
80; Jesse L. Grasty, 20, Idella Wal
lace, %; James Casey, 10. Maude
Gordy. 10: William Edwards, 81, Al
thia Rodgers, II; Eddie Page, 70,
Genevieve Williams. 10; Harvey
Tinsley. "a, Irma L. Harris, 20;
Frank Mays, 26, Mildred Evans, 10;
Henry Wells. 80, Arzola Moore, 70;
Ed Armstrong. 3S, Tealyh Daniels,
36, Sylvester Ashford II Edith
Lewis, %; Richard Jones, "a, Carrie
Thrash, 81.
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ST AUGUSTINE EPISCOPAL
CHURCH

Under the sponsorship of the St.
Augustine Woman's auxiliary, Mrs.
Mays OF the Board of Health de-
partment will be principal speaker
at the second Educational meeting
Thursday, Dec. IA at 1880 pm. in
the Parish House, Kentucky at 8
Mile Road.
The Christmas tree party will be
held in the Parish House, Friday,
Dec. %, 6 pm. All church school
children will be guests at St. Johns
church in Royal Oak, Friday, Dec.
20. Those who wish to donate cars
for transportation purposes are ask
ed 10 contact Mrs. Ardena Stephens
field worker at the st. Augustine
church.
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MR.. AND MRS. LYON
HOST AND HOSTESS

Mr.. and Mrs. W. Lyon OF Blvd.
Lawn Apartments had as their
dinner guests Thursday, December
7, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Mckenzie, Mr.,
]. W. Edwards, Miss Lillian Taylor
and Mr.. V. Taylor After a delci-
Gus meal, the guests enjoyed cock
tails.
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MOTORED TO CHICAGO

the community center on Tuesday
evenings from to 4 pm.
MOTORED TO CHICAGO
Mrs. Daisy Frazier and -Azrean
NJ. l.. O'Quinn motored to Chicago
to attend the funeral of friend,
Mr.. Anna Hestes, formerly of
Louisiana.
HONORED ON BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Marion Searcy of Green
lawn avenue was honored with
party on her birthday last Satur-
day night. She was the recipient Of
many lovely gifts. Among the
guests were: Alter Ellis ]. S. Fate,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nathaniel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry o. Ivory, Mr.. and Mrs.
john L. Brown, Mr.. Dugeau Irvine,
Mrs. Gertrude Irvine, Mrs. Ida
Moore, Barbara Moore. Susie Nc
Duffie. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pope,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Greenwood,
Erma Sanders. Mrs. Fred Small,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fletcher, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Spurlock, Mr.. and
Mrs. WillWiam Griffin, Elizabeth
Milery. Earnestine Milery, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marvin Jackson, Samuel Case,
A. L. Murphy, Clinton Searcy and
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! -lA-kAAA - - . a.
Society; and has the distinction Of
being the first Race Woman to be
placed on the Committee.
YOUTH DAY AT
ST. CYPRIAN SUCCESSFUL
Sunday December 10, marked the
event Of another successful day for
the young people of the church
when they had complete charge Of
the services in their Youth Day
program. Mrs. Ernestine Postles
'sas principal speaker to the large
audience on account Of her recent
trip to Europe.
Miss, Anita Mack, impressively
told other experience in Providence
Rhode Island, where she attended
the National Girls Friendly Society
as delegate from st. Cyprian.
TO GIVE PARTY
The young people OF St Cyprian
will give a party Friday night in
Page Hall at St. Cyprian.
Mrs. d. Bennett Hostess
Mrs. D. Bennett Of Woodrow was
hostess to the first series Of card
parties given under the auspices
of the Atha Study Club, in her
beautiful home Saturday. The Sec
ond Of the series will be at the home
Of Mrs, McMann Of Both St, Satur-
day December l6.
SILVER TEA
The Purity Girls of the Church
OF God gave a silver Tea at the
home Of Mrs. Howard Ware Of Bid
die Street Sunday afternoon. Tea
was served buffet style to many
parents and friends, Mrs. A. l..
Bailey, sponsor Of the club is out
Of the city and Mrs. Ware has
temporarily taken her place.
Members OF the club include Eve
Ign Ware, Vallie Reed Hoye, Irene
Humpry, Carrie Mae Humpry, Ma
bel Wright, Quanita Robinson, Ruth
Glenn, Ell Willie Glenn. Julia
Speurman, Marion Dickerson, Doro-
thy Crawford and Quanita Baubian.
Included among the special guests
were: Mrs. Alice l.. Jackson, Mrs.
Vera Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Thomas; Mrs, Tabitha Wright, Mrs
b. Carter, Mrs Val Thomas, Mrs
NJ. Matthews, Mrs. P. Mays, Mrs. NJ
Telise, Mr.. and Mrs, H. Ware, Mrs
E. Wheeler, Mrs NJ. Gardner, Mil
bred and Ruth Gordon, Doris
Housch, James Stovall, Bertha L
Williams, Frank Taylor, Rose Craw.
ford, Bernice Carter, Clara Bell
James Rutledge. Thelma and Eliza
beth Howard, Kenneth Pete, Mary
Alice and Harriet Bell, John Ster.
ling and Thomas Priesto.
SURPRISE PARTY
Mrs. Rosie l.. Brown Of $3.50 Stan.
ford was honored with a surprise
birthday party given by her hus
band Ernest Brown, in their homt
Friday night December 8,
The guests were all seated in TIT
living room when Mrs. Brown ar
rived, to be greatly surprised sooI
after.
'tt--Fhc guests were: Mr. and Mrs
Stokes, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Brown
Mr. and Mrs Beasley, Mrs. Heller
Washington, Mr., and Mrs. Lehman
Mrs. Shackford Mrs. Miles, Messr'
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LOYAL HEARTS CLUB
WHITE HOUSE BANQUET

The White House Banquet given
by the Loyal Hearts Club of St
Stephen AME. church in the
basement OF the church. proved to
be a colorful affair Monday night
Of last week.
Mrs. V. Malone, president of the
club, was hostess in charge, and
had the special honor guest table
A full course turkey dinner was
served on tables beautifully decor
ated with colorful candles and
flowers. An appropriate program
was presented and the participants
received hearty applause from the
audience.
Those at the honored guests tables
included: Reverend J. D. Howell,
pastor of the church, Mrs. Annie
Dunlap, Mrs, Alice McCrary, Atty
A. B. Dawson, Atty Dudley. DR.
n. H. Martin and Mr.. and Mrs
W. r. Dezon. Miss Nina Smith
was hostess at the table for the
younger set Mrs, S. S. Mizelle
Mrs. Otey V. Smith, Mrs, Flex
catcher and other hostesses played
their parts in making the evening
successful.
Among other guests were: Mrs
Stinson, Mrs. Bessie Spurlock, Mrs
Hazel Patterson, Mrs. Mary Coghe
Mrs. Lena Coleman, Mrs, CONWAY
Jones.-Mrs, Charles Turner, Mrs
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CLUBS
Detroit Resets

CLUBS
Detroit Resets
In the last social OF the year, the
Resets gave barn dance last Sat-
urday at East Palmer. This group
meets bi-monthly and is known as a
progressive Christmas saving and So
cial club which was founded by Mrs,
Herbert L. Dudley IN 1888.
U. c. o.
The United Civic organization met
in its mass meeting and program
Friday. Dec. g. and a program was
presented. Prizes will not be awarded
until Friday. Dec. Is Many promi-
nent speakers were represented
Rev. Z. McLairin was principal
speaker for the afternoon.
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Mrs. Hattie Ewing of 1859 Will
liams street has returned from
Washington D. C. where she attend
ed the wedding reception OF her
daughter Mrs. Amanda Murray
Brown, now residing in Pittsburgh,
Penn. Mrs. Ewing spent two weeks
in Pittsburgh with her daughter in
her home.
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served by the hostess. MrsM
Cutcheon, one OF the club members,
has been reported on the sick list,
but is reported to be improved
this week
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SOROSIS GROUP TO HEAR
MARIAN ANDERSON

The Sorosis Group in a party will
hear Marian Anderson at Christmas
time.
The last regular meeting of the
group was held at the home Of Mrs.
j. D. Taliaferro OF 6O83 Scotch
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S4dllG balASJ' anu OtiiNls'
MRS. STRICKLAND AND
MRS. COLLINS HOSTESSES

Mrs. Jenny Strickland and Mrs.
Nina Collins were the ones who
delightfully."- entertained the Current
Topic Study Club in its regular
meeting Tuesday evening Of last
week, at which time the club ar
ranged for its Christmas distribu-
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NORTHWEST
DETROIT
GUESTS


Miss Earnestine Anderson OF Chi
cago was the houseguest of Mr.. and
Mrs. M Wright of Ithaca avenue
and Mr.. and Mrs. Steward Of Park
side avenue Ferndale.
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THANKS FRIENDS

Mr.. and Mrs. James Mosely of
1856 ViRewoed, Apt, 1, wish to thank
their many friends for having been
so kind to them during the shut-in
period Of Mr.. Mosely who, on
August 2, while working at the
Ford Motor Co.. suffered a broken
leg. Although he is not fully re-
covered, he is reported to be much
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MRS. PERKINS HOSTESS

Mrs. Elnore Perkins of 1864 W
Hancock was hostess TO the club
Thursday Dec. 7. After the bust
ness meeting each member made
remarks on THE benefit the club
has been to them in the past year
and the effort they will put forth
in making it a better club in the
new year" The club had as guest
Mrs. Mahoney who also made short
remarks
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Roy Gomillion Of Northeastern
high was one Of the many boys
chosen to represent the all city foot
ball team. He is also on the varsity
basketball team and is considered
. very valuable PLAYER.
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UGSTSIDG DETROIT
By BETTE ELLINGTON 5242 Vnewood Avenue
5242 Vinewood Avenue

include William Grace. Mrs. S. c.
Woodbury., Mrs. MILFORD Gale, Mrs,
Leonard Walker and Mrs. Robinson.
The hostess served delightful re-
past.
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Let me tell you FREE what as
trology indicates concerning new OPP
postunities to come to you Whom
you will meet in the near future. Old
and new friends you can count upon.
Facts about your enemies. Love. mar
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ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION

Readers of the Michigan Chron-
icle are invited to attend the round
table discussion which will be held
this week at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. R. Freeman, 20040 Greenlawn
avenue, Thursday, Dec. IA, from
8 to 10 pm. Principal speakers
for the evening will be no other
than Mrs. Susie Black and Mrs.
Turner Harris.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rome OF
iIi.chedale avenue, Ferndale, are
the proud parents OF baby boy,
born Dec. 4.
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MRS. ALBERTA OWENS
HOSTESS

Mrs Alberta Owens Of $500
Woodrow was hostess TO the Q.SJ.
Club Thursday afternoon November
30 Mrs. Martinez the president,
resided. After business session
sewing and socializirg were feat.
ured and a delightful menu was
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aNenlle.
ST. STEPHENS SENIOR
USHER BOARD SERMON

The Reverend A. NJ Martin, pas
tor OF lew Light Baptist Church
was guest speaker for the Senior
Usher Board of st. Stephens AM.
Church Tuesday night December II.
MISSIONARY BOARD SOLICITS
FOR NEEDY
The Missionary Society of St.
Stephen is making its annual plea for
food and clothing for the needy.
friends 10 help them.
GRACE TABERNACLE CHURCH
1919 MILFORD
Herbert W. Moseley wishes TO an
nounce that the Rev. B. NJ. Nottage,
Bible teacher will be the speaker
every Thursday night this month
Rev. Nottage is the teacher of the
West side bible class every Monday
night at $3.50, 25th street.
FOURTEENTH WARD U. d. CO.
The fourteenth Ward Of the U. D
Co. met at the home Of Miss Christ
owe Reid Saturday evening Of last
week. Members reported Christ
mas donations for baskets. All
donations will be turned in Monday
night at the organizations head
quarters. The club will distribute
baskets TO the needy Of the COM
munity.
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SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY

SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. Ruby L. Franklin was given
a surprise birthday party at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Smith
Of 5l27 Vinewood on Nov. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Talbert, Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Talbert brother OF
Miss Franklin helped in sponsoring
the party, which was enjoyed by
all the guests as well as the honoree
HONORED AT RECEPTION
Sylvester Horn was honored at a
reception given by his aunt Mrs
NJ. Edwards, Mrs. Donnie Lavender
Mrs. Gussie Whitlow and Miss Cath
crime Childress, at the home Of Mrs.
Edwards on the occasion OF Mr..
Horns marriage to Miss Pauline
King. The affair was "a huge sue
cess and attended by many.
Included among the guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hanson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Burton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
CLARK, Mr.. aRN- Lake, Frank
Scott, Miss Shirley Batchlor, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Parker, Mr.. H.
Mildred Watson, Marjorie johnson,
Mary Virgins, Dolories Vaugn,
Sybil Martin, Grace Anderson, Ray
mond Pearson, Edgar Lewis. Mrs.
Rachel Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Handson, Mrs. Cade, E. Todd,
Miss Ruby Jones, Miss Arnite Cor
don, Mr.. and Mrs. Preyer, Russell
Middleton, Maxwell Anderson, Miss
Naomi Moore, Marie Sykes, Miss
Georgia Bass, Jean McMurray and
Mrs Amin Z Innes
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wESTSIDERS UNDER WAY
WITH SOLICITATION

The Westsiders on the committee
for presenting Child Prodigy Phil
ippa Duke Schuyler 8 years old,
in Piano Recital, at Bethel AME.
Church, Dec 81, are busily dispos-
ing Of tickets.
The Committee from St Cyprian
includes Mesdames Burrell Carter,
Margaret Hawkins and NJ. Jeffrey.
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Alec Holston Of Garfield, New
Jersey, has come to the city where
he will live withe his sister Mrs.
Nina Collins of 6337 Stanford av-
enue
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Mrs. John McCauley OF Wyoming
street was called to Georgia to
attend the funeral OF an aunt. She
spent three weeks instead of three
days and has now returned to her
home.
Mrs. Chester Jackson OF 20233
Ilene street was called to the bed
side of an aunt, Mrs. Sally B. Nc
Cray, in Tuscumbia, Alabama.
IN HOSPITAL
Mrs. John Hatten OF Kentucky
street is in the Veterans hospital.
VISITS MOTHER
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Southall
of -Roselawn- avenue visited Mrs,
Southalls mother in Carrier Mills,
Illinois during the holidays.
DINNER GUEST
Mr.. and Mrs. Stillman Harris OF
Brush street were dinner guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ozzie Virgins OF
Roselawn avenue last Sunday after
noon.
GUESTS AT MT. BUELAH
The Junior Choir of Mt. Buelah
Church had as guest singer on the
regular fourth Sunday night pro.
gram, Mr.. Frederick Dennard who
rendered two vocal selections.
PASSES
Elijah Taylor OF 2040l Indiana
avenue died Dec. 10. Born in Yves
Point, Georgia, he came to Michi
gan in 1912. Funeral services were
conducted from SCOTS A.M.E
church. Survivors are: A daughter
Mrs. Bethina st. Ange, brother
and many other relatives ant
friends.
NOTICES
A unity class is now being helt
on Wednesday evenings from So
to $40 pm. at the Urban Leagu'
on Northlawn avenue. Mrs. Ger
trude Fredericks is teacher.
A rummage sale is to be held a
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MRS DADE ON EXECUTIVE
G. F. S. COMMITTEE

Mrs. Malcolm G. Dade, wife of
Father Malcolm G. Dade, Rector
Of 81. Cyprian Church has been
placed on the National Executive
Committee of the Girls Friendly
Society; and has the distinction of
being the first Race Woman to be
placed on the Committee.
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IN HOSPITAL


Mr.. James of $3.50 Stanford avenue
is convelecing in Herman Kiefer
Hospital.
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HOSTESS TO CLUB

Mrs. Starks Of 659l Scotch av-
enue, was hostess to the Utility
Club at her home Tuesday night
of last week. Members of the club
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the community center on Tuesday
evenings from to 4 pm.
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Your Horoscope

Thrash, p
Evening star., 1939-02-24

100 pairs Mems Spiked Golf Shoes,
Brown-and-white and all brown
WIN wing 90 TIP; as Were $3.50 S2o5
81 pairs Mems Bird Hunter Boots.
Reg. $3.50 value. COM
position and leather soles, O. 40
12-inch height %.
35 pairs Hank GreenberE Baseball
Shoes. Odds and ends, G1 EN
all with 3-piece soles-- 9I.0O