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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-02-17

Governor Clyde Hoey will be the
honor gucst or the henderson XII
wants club tonight at the clubs an
nual Ladies' Night prografns He
will speak briefly during the. pro-
gram that will follow the. dinner.
The affair will be held at West
End Country Club, starting. at 7
o'clock. Clarence E. Greene, pres
ident of the club, will preside and
present the guests of the evening.
When the governor speaks, he will
be introduced by Jasper B.. Hicks,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-02-17
MRS. ARTHUR HARDY
DIES IN FARMVILLE

Mrs. J. Arthur Hardy. Of Farm
vile, Va, sister of Mrs. L. M. Bull
lock of this city, died last Friday
morning in the Farmville hospital.
Burial was in the family plot at
Blackstone, Va.
Mrs. Bullock was at her sisters
bedside at the time of her death
and Mr.. Bullock and James Bullock
was there for the funeral.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-02-17
GIRL SCOUT NEWS

Troop 3 of the Girl Scouts meet
Tuesday afternoon at scout head
quarters.
The scouts read over the new
scout book and decided what to
work on. It was decided to. have a
party next meeting, and each scout
may invite one person.
The troop was then dismissed.
Scribe: Gloria VanDyke.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-02-17

Small Plot COnveyed-Etta Wright
ct al, sold ]. Fl. Brodie for 81 and
considerations a small plot of land
adjoining West End Development
in the only realty transfer with the
Vance Registry Yesterday.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-02-17
Confined to Bed

Edmund Brinkley is confined to
his bed at his home on HarreH
street, following a recent accident.
He was said to be getting along as
we'll as could be expected. -'-~-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25
Church In Musical
At Sherrard School

A musical program was given at
Sherrard intermediate school, fea-
turing the Travelling Shadows"
from Atlanta, Ga, and other we'll
known quartettes of local populari-
ty, last Tuesday evening by the
East Side Seventh Day Adventist
church, with Miss June Price, mis-
tress of ceremonies.
Cooperating with the East Side
Seventh Day Adventist church was
the West Side Hartford Avenue
church. Numbers were rendered by
Mrs. Esther Lowe, Mr. and Mrs.
Esther Copenning and William
Bland from the West side church.
This event marked the first of
series Of programs in an effort
to raise funds with which to build
a new church structure. The East
Side church now meets each Sab
bath for worship in the Sherrard
school.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25
Yellowstone Opens
Store Number Two

The Yellowstone Cleaners recent
lyepened its number two store at
l947 Hastings street The store is
modernly equipped and is prepared
to give its patrons first class serv-
ice in cleaning, dyeing, alterations
and tailor made clothes, John Max
well is manager of the stores and
Calvin Maxwell is manager Of out
side deliveries.
Store number one, located at 1915
Leland, had been rendering eff
cient service in that community for
over Is years.
All clothes are cleaned with Car
bon Tex Chloride which cleans the
clothes and leaves them odorless.
Four hour service is guaranteed
on work and a Is per cent discount
is allowed on all cash and carry
work done at the Tasting Street
store.
The Yellowstone also calls for
and delivers garments Store No. l.
telephone Temple 2-8151; Store No. 2
telephone Clifford 1854.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25
MOST OUTSTANDING MAN

,. A., 4 -.
II we were PieAliis inc mus ou'-
standing man Oh inns year Oui l,s'
wouAo pe 4eo ny e4d4 eiAee- p s9a az,
pam, delermlneu,Jaweu codGh o. 'he
Norlhrup junior hlsh school "hei
you TAX Oh oaooa'h you speah u
man VINO mas Prouueeu loo',
Dali team mat hash Deeh scored ,,i
on put once TINS season. anu tna'
was thursday afternoon III d CON
test that was 10 deeide the Keeper
OF Inc city championship ana 'he
FRANK Weeoer trophy
Mr.. Saooath runs the athIellc de-
partmeht Oh d Junior hlsh scliool III
RIVER Rouge which mas 20 per cent
coiored students, inns same Schooi'
tne Northfup sehool' mas lootoail
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25
St. Paul Spiritual

st. Paul Spiritual church is hold
ing revival services beginning On
Monday night, November 20, and
continuing through Sunday, De-
cember !.
This ten-day revival will feature
Reverend Morton and the Flying
Clouds. December 8, at A pm.
The choir sang at Lomax Temple
last Sunday afternoon.
Reverend McCrae Of Philadelphia
was principal speaker and is to De
in charge OF the revival services.
Choirs are rehearsing for Christ
mas programs which will be pre-
sented on the night of Dec. u.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25
Women: "BuiId-Up" Way
To Relieve Those Pains.

sands have found, is by the prope
use of CARDUI. 1t stimulates
tagging appetite, assists digestion
and assimilation thus helps build
physical resistance to periodic pain.
Taken just before and during the
time" many women also report
that CARDUI lessons the pain and
discomfort Of the period.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25
Ian d. 0 R DIS
REDUCE RENTS
ON 4 BUILDINGS
Louis Taylor Is Head Of
Local Tenants
Group

Two more victories in their re-
duction Of exhorbitant rentals have
been chalked UP by the United
Tenants Association, according TO
the association president, Louis R.
Taylor.
The tenant group were able 70
successfully fight the rent increases
Of 2s3 and 2s5 Hendrie street where
the landlord had raised the rent
from s45 to $50 per month. Mrs.
Emil Baron was contacted by the
tenants who reported the meeting
as victory for them.
Another victory attributed 10 the
group was that at the building at
Scotch and Milford streets. Sam
Cohen landlord, ad-inereased- the
rentals IS per month, according to
the tenants who through the aid Of
the United Tenants Association
comprised on an increase of So so,
plus a promise to make adequate re-
pairs on the building with no further
increase in rentals during the
winter.
According TO the officials of the
Tenants group, the next rent
profteer" TO be contacted will be
Louis Katz of 1852 Park avenue,
who is alleged by his gross negli-
gence and attitude toward his Ne
gro tenants to be responsible for
injuries received by Miss Ora Cross
who lives at 279 Medbury with her
three children.
The woman was injured so the
association claims, when a gas stove
in the apartment exploded in her
face. It was also stated that Louis
Katz, the landlord, offered Ora
Gross IS 10 sign a release, thus pre-
venting a damage suit. The U.T.A.
plans to bring a damage suit against
the Louis Katz Property Manage
ment company for the injuries sus-
tanned by Miss Cross.
Other complaints will be field
with the Fire Prevention Bureau,
Board of Health, Department of
Buildings and Safety Engineering
in an effort to see that Louis KATE
companies with the rules and regu-
lations cited by the city building
code, the UTA, announced this
week through its president Louis
Taylor.
Phone your complaints pertain
ing to housing" to the United
Tenants Association, Madison 2l73.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25
Sacred Cross Baptist

Rev. A. ]. Griswold, pastor OF
Sacred Cross Baptist church, 663
Superior street, delivered his SER
mon fr IN the book Of Neh. 2:l8, the
theme of which was Builders to-
gether for Christ" Services were
we'll attended and Rev. Griswold's
sermon was highly received by all.
Two new members were added to
the membership.
Many were visiting during the
morning service including Mrs. Mary
Walker, and Mrs Gladys Hazel
You are cordially invited to worship
with Sacred Cross during all meet
ings.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25

work of amateur groups in the city,
for as the situation now stands
their activities are far too hap
hazard to mean much in the socio-
political life of the community. We
know that a theatre specializing in
plays of Negro life would be sup
ported if it could ever be organized,
Our own personal experience as a
director of amateur dramatics has
shown US that such a theatre is
wanted by many people. We hope
that the readers of this column will
rally to our cause. If you are in
terested and would like to con-
tribute. financially or otherwise, will
you please call or write. care of this
column, to the Chronicle office?
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25

because Patsy had broken his hand
To add to the big boys disappoint-
ment the Detroit show of Novem-
Der "a at the State Fair Coliseum
was also scratched from his pro-
gram.
Well it has always been months
stacked on top of months before we
see Toles in action. His fights are
so far apart until he could take a
trip to Europe and dodge subs and
zig-zag his way back on foot three
or four times before promoters
looking up good principals for their
cards, would even miss him.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25
mt Association Cites Four Rent Victories In Detroit

ming of November %, Thanksgiving
night Pioneers play Chicago
Brown Bombers. at Keyworth Sta
diu-4 on Thanksgiving afternoon.
Great Lakes entrains for Cleveland.
Ohio, to take on the Cleveland five
On the same night.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25
ATTENTION ALL
BASKETBALL TEAMS


Do YOU like the game of basket
ball? If you do we are giving you
an opportunity to attend two meet
ings that ar held every week for
the benefit of those who would like
TO improve their game; and to help
fill out your schedules.
Every team in the city should be
a member of the state basketball
league regardless Of how small or
how large you are. If you want
competition for your basketball
team in the upper brackets tell your
manager and captain to bring them
selves out to the state basketball
committee meeting each Tuesday
night at Brewster Recreation Cen
ter, 637 Brewster street.
The committee is getting ready
for a running start in their season
and has programmed the gun to
go off some time in December.
Practice games are being drawn
up next Tuesday night Come out
if you have a team worth watch
ing skip across the hardwood this
winter and enter your aggregation
in this streamline league.
The other meeting is the Michigan
Chronicle school Of basketball I'M
der the direction of c. Sterling
Chavis and Lawrence Washington at
the St Antoine branch YM.C,A.,
on "Wednesday nights.
The class is for those who would
like to review and learn more about
the official rules of the game. We
are asking you to come out and
trade cage thoughts and ask ques-
tions with the city's basketball spe-
cialists.
OFFERS TWO TICKETS
One of Detroits sports writers
-. NJ
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25
TOLES-PERRONI FIGHT
CALLED OFF

Just as Roscoe, Toles seems on
his way back in circulation Of the
boxing world and had been sched-
ufed to main-evcnt- two big shows
an unexpected frost of a Perroni-
broken hand nipped Toles' plans in
the bud. Patsy Perroni VINO was
unable to catch up with the Detroit
boys powerful lead in their last
meeting in Motor City, broke his
hand before the fight crowd from
the city could catch trains en- route
to Canton, Ohio, TO witness the re-
take of the show.
Toles was to have fought Per-
ROM November 20, but Just as he
packed his bags to go to the Ohio
town he received a wire telling
himst the bout was called off
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25

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memo ellcN
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25

We were in the Y.WC A. last
Friday and looked in on the rehear-
sal Of Snow White and the Seven
Dwarfs. Mrs. Gladys Mills, who is
such a talented person, was busy
putting the children through their
PAGES. We were so enthused by what
we saw that we can hardly wait for
December to arrive. OF course
the school marms were there TO
assist Mrs. Mills in whatever way
possible. As you possibly know,
Mrs. Tneima Parker, basileus of the
mi Delta Kappa sorority and Mrs.
Charles Ransom, one Of the active
members live in Conant Gardens.
Both were present, also Miss Bacon.
Inc Deltas deserve your support as
they are setting up a scholarship to
give some deserving young person,
who wishes 10 enter the teaching
profession.
The children from Conant Gardens
in the operetta are: Alexander Jen-
kins, James Bellmay, Ralph Lee. Fl
Don War;, Andrew Cabiness, Benny
and Nathaniel Lee and Carol Shaw
Seriously III
William Porter Of Stockton, as VIC
60 TO press is seriously i'll at the
BUm5n's hospital, the result of an
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25

trait ran-osor,,t;ya and Harlem
cIoh, Trot,ors basketball game on
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day. Nov 80. will positively be
gala affair Got an invite from
my press brother from Canada, An
DIRE jackson.
!: Z r
MIDWAY CLUB
Hazel Mickens is the new pro-
Queer at Midway club where there
is an entire array Of new talent for
your approval. Joe E. Brown, Dixie
Brown mo relation to joe, Renal
do. Kitty Stevenson and Clarence
Metcalfe are the entertainers play
ing here for all they're worth to
make you very happy at this black
and tan spot.
Joe Brown is emcee and does a
tapping gig. Dixie Brown MARBLES
several songs, does it nicely =
Renaldo comes on with an Apache
dance. have seen better But
then the king Bozo' number was
strictly up and ready rather
entertaining, Clarence MetcaIf has
-seme fun showing you how to tap
while holding one corner Of table
in your mouth In the King
Bozo' number, Hazel shows her
artistic talent in the field Of eye
appealing torso-twisters,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25

Send no money. Pay postman only s.Sse
when o1idized silver charm, wishing ruiz
and good luck formulas arrive. Don't wait,
address 1MP-o.LUCK CO.. Room CD,
Spencer. Ind.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25
Mitchell Memorial
Methodist Church

Methodist Church
Services were we'll attended on
last Sunday morning. The pastor,
Rev. E. T. Byrd, spoke on the sub
ject, "Other sheep have of another
fold" Mrs. Byrd was absent be-
cause Of illness. The church is pray
ing for her speedy recovery. For
special music. the choir presented
Mesdames Pearl War; and Sarah
Watts in a duet which was well
rendered.
Mrs. Lillian Garrison and Milton
Hopkins were distinguished last
Sunday morning. They are invited
to come again and the church would
welcome them as members.
The regular monthly musical will
be presented by guest choir, the
First Baptist church choir of Mile
road on next Sunday afternoon at 4
p, m. You are invited to come and
enjoy this program.
There were quite number OF
Leaguers present on last Sunday
evening at 6 p. m. L. A. Perry was a
guest Of the league. If you are inter-
ested in the progress of our youth
you are invited to attend the meet
ings of the league.
Sunday school opens each Sunday
morning at a. m. Mr.. Beard, the
superintendent, is urging all parents
to remember that they are getting
the children in readiness for their
Christmas program. Mrs. Valeria
Jackson, scribe.
Attention Derricotte Homemakers
This month carries five Wednes-
days and three weeks intervene be-
tween our meetings because of the
fact. Our next meeting will be
Wednesday, December 6 with Mrs.
William King Of 1905 Nevada ave-
nue.. Business Of importance. Please
be present.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25
Top Spots In
MITE LIFE
BY LARRY CHisM-

THINGS TO COME
The Youth Progressive club plans
a cabaret party at Lark's Grill come
December 8 Should be a gay
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25
By LEILA MAE HENDRICKS
PRAYER of Thanksgiving"

ny LEILA MN AhEAND
Prayer of Thanksgiving
| kneel on Bonded knee and thank
Thee, God,
For all the things that Thou hast
given me;
Strong hands to do thy tasks; the
touch Of sod
Beneath my hayward feet; my spirit
free
And gift OF thought divine; all spa
cious things
The silver-haloed sun and gieam-
ing moon;
Rose-petal clouds as soft as angels
wings;
Orange tinted dawn and blue-gold
afternoon;
The loneliness OF a star-stippled
pool
For lights, l thank Thee, in the
houses gay
That march along the street; for
church bells cool
That lead the people up the winding
way.
For home and friends and those SO
dear TO me;
Il thank Thee God, thank Thee
eternally."
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25
The orio-"BelshaZzar"
To Be Presented

~ H. Holloway, director and
pianist Of the Peace Baptist Senior
choir, will present the Oratorio,
''Belshazzar" in the near future. Re-
hearsals are held every Thursday.
The oratorio promises to be well
worth your attending, so put it OF
your list Prof Holloway IS work
ing strenuously for the success OF
the project. Some Of the cast con-
sists of: Belshazzar, Frederick Sipes;
Daniel, Rev. L. 7. Clay; Zerubbabel,
Julius Williams, and George Hoag-
land; Queen Regent, Mrs. Mozell
wilson,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25
CONANT GARDENS

emergency appendectomy. We hope
for MIN speedy recovery.
Week End Guests
q Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Parker Of Nor
wood had as guests the past week
end John Parker. uncle Of Mr.. Par
ker, and Jeppie Thompson, cousin
of Mr.. Parker. They hailed from
Chicago and the charming Parkers
gave to the visitors a gay and en-
joyable week end.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25
Mrs. F. E. Dawson Hostess To
SOrOsiS Art and Literary Club

Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. F..
e. Dawson was hostess to the
Sorosis Art and Literary club at her
lovely home on Wexford, When
your "columnist" arrived, the BUSH
mess had been disposed of and Mrs
W. o. Terrell, program chairman,
presented the program for the day,
which was a preThanksgiving pro-
gram. Mrs. H. D. Shaw read paper
entitled, The Origin of Thanksgiv-
ing presented in unique
and unusual manner an evidence
OF careful research on Mrs Shaw's
part A discussion followed. Ramon
Scruggs Of the Bell Telephone COM
pany, was a guest and told Of the
various uses available to patrons of
the telephone.
The setting for the meeting of
this charming club was very artistic.
Beautiful autumn flowers and softly
shaded lights lent glamour to the
occasion. The dining room table
where we were served such deli
cious refreshments, was very attrac-
tive in its appointments heavy
linen cloth, cleaning silver and
such lovely table ware the table
was centesed by a gorgeous vase Of
yellow baby NUNS and ferns. around
the base of which on a cleaning
mirror we're aFtistieally- arranged
luscious punches of grapes and red
checked apples the Thanksgiving
motif emphasized
The club is a small one, yet char
acterized by spirit of good will and
congeniality. The officers are: Mrs.
W. R. Russell, president; Mrs W. o,
Terrell, vice president; Mrs. W, A.
Thompson, recording secretary; Mrs.
F. G. McBroom, corresponding Sec
rotary; and Mrs. H. S. Dunbar, treas
urer. Other members are Mesdames
Haley Bell, D. T. Burden, F. E. Daw-
son, W. NJ Horner. l. H, Martin,
A. E. Thomas, H. c. Toodle, ]. l.
league, and Mrs. l. L. Whitby,
We thank Mrs. Dawson for the
kind invitation to be a guest at the
meeting Of her club and also for the
card sent me while she was in Nash
Vile. Tenn, the past week, It gives
one such a glow of happiness to be
remembered by friends.
The Oratorio- "Belshazzar"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-11-25

Detroit Representative team play
Harlem Globe Trotters on the eve
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22
St. Paul A. M. E.

The Sunday school OF st. Paul
AME church. 575 s. Rademacher
convened at $50 am. Sunday, April
16.
AT IL am. the Senior choir
marched In singing Holy. Holy.
Holy" The speaker was the Rev
Israel White OF the First Baptist
church, who was presented nv
Evangelist Fitzpatrick. The text
OF the message was Nehemiah GA.
Splendid service was rendered BY
the choir.
Al the evening service Evangelist
Josephine Brown OF st. Stephen
AME church. offered prayer for The
sick members after which the choir
sang For You | Am Praying for
the shut-ins.
The Rev. J. A. Charleston. his
choir and members will Worship
at 81. Paul Sunday. April % at .
p. m.
The Missionary society r. giving
a chicken dinner Al the home Of
Mrs. Anna Revish. 1894 Copeland
Friday. April 2S. You are invited
Mrs. McComas. Ann Arbor, was a
visitor. Mrs. Normalee Dudley Is
In a serious condition In the Park
side hospital.
The uastor. the Rev. W. +. Rice
was called away because ~ busl-
ness. lie Il expected to return
very soon.
Mrs. Lille Is. ,Ilill is church re
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22
Christian Science

Probation after Death" will be
he subject " the lesson-sormon in
all Christian Science churches
throughout The world on sunday
April %.
The golden text Psalms % u
Is; Yea though ! walk through The
valley % tho shadow OF death.
Will fear no evil for thou art with
me; Thy rod and Thy stan they
comfort me"
Among the Rible citations Is this
passage tRomans SIS. g.: For
they that are after The flesh do
mind the things OF the flesh: hut
they that are after the Spirit the
things OF the Spirit. For 10 he car
nally minded is death: hut to be
spiritually minded is life and
peace
Correlative passages to he read
from the Christian Science text
hook. Science and Health with Kew
TO the Scriptures. nv Mary Baker
Eddy. include the following o.
4S7D. Life is the origin and MI.
innate ~ man. never attainablc
through death. but gained by walk
ing In the pathway OF Truth both
before and after that which Is call.
cd death"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22
Clinton Chapel anne Zion Will
Have A Special Service Sunday

At the III am. service Sunday
April Is the Rev. NJ. n. Parish was
guest speaker, using for a subject,
"The Highway OF Life" Many help
full thoughts were disclosed.
At $50 am. Sunday school was
opened with Superintendent j. b.
Johnson in charge.
At $3.50 pm. y. W. Albrliton was
speaker for the WIFI Missionary
society Mrs. Addie Richardson.
president.
The wee society. under the lead
ership OF Moses Wilson. president
and Miss Sally Peterson. secretary.
IL growing in interest Each sun
day the topic Is discussed with
much enthusiasm.
The closing message was deliv-
cred by the Rev. Henry Powers. II
was spiritual message and those
present felt greatly benefited.
Sunday, April 90. 3 pm, will be
observed as Clinton Chapel's Day.
Services will be conducted by the
local ministers. A great time is an
iicipated.
Mother Graves has recovered
from a recent illness and Is happi-
~ filing her place. Mrs. Hattie
Patterson il also improving.
Miriam Merchant Is church re-
DOrter