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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-07-25

scribed by law for notary public
for similar services in the Terri
tory.
The fourth bill approved by the
House would amend the law re-
serving certain lands for the Ter
ritory for educational purposes to
the extent that timber and minerals
on the reserved school lands may be
sold and the money received cred
tied to the Territory.
New Land Procedure
Existing law reserves sections
numbered 16 and SO in each town
ship in Alaska for the support of
the public schools, and sections
numbered 33 in the townships in
the Tanana Valley for the use of
the agricultural college and school
of mines in the University of Al
aska In conformity with the gem
eral policy of Congress in dealing
with Territories, the title to the
reserved school lands and those
specified sections reserved for the
University of Alaska is retained, in
the Federal Government until the
Territories are admitted to state
hood Neither the Territory nor the
Government may dispose of min
erals in these reserved sections, nor
has the Territory authority to sell
the timber on it's reserved sections.
Enactment of the bill will auth
orize the Secretary of the Interior
to dispose of such lands under the.
laws Of the United States
and to sell the timber thereon, and
the proceeds from such leases or
sales will be set apart as 'perma-
emit funds" in the Territorial treas
ury, ITO be invested and the in
come expended" for the purposes for
which the lands were reserved.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-07-25
RADIO I olJNTp|ol'|L
IS MAINTAINED
BY NAzl REGIME

BERLIN, July 25.-The German
government not only maintains a
constant and rigid control Of the
radio, but by means Of severe PEN
alties, is exercising a stringent con-
troll Of the fans, too. ( u fsf 'n
According to recent publications
by judicial experts, radio listeners
may be punished with jail up to two
years for communicating to other
people straight radio news items
picked up from foreign stations
which are apt to cause severe harm
to the welfare of the Reich, the
reputation of the Reich government
or of the party and its organiza-
tions." W II A
If the content of the news items
is spread publicly, offenders may
be punished with Jail.
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DOUGLAS
NEWS
HONORS MISS

hlCE, DhIDE- lO-DE
A pre-wedding shower for Miss
Airline Rice who is to become the
bride of Glen Edwards the last of
this month was given as a no-host
affair at the home of Mrs. Phyllis
Roller yesterday afternoon.
Sewing and knitting occupied
those present and delicious refresh
ments were enjoyed. A large variety
of appropriate gifts were bestowed
upon the bride-to-be M
The guest list included Mrs.
Alice Mcbride, Mrs. Betty West
fall, Mrs. Marjorie Niemi Mrs.
Myrtle Edwards Mrs. Wilma Jen-
sen, Mrs. Betty Hudson. Mrs Ber-
nice Johnson, Mrs. A. R. Edwards,
Mrs. Glen Rice, Mrs. Phyllis Rol-
Ter, Mrs. Hilja Boylan, Mrs. Rosie
Nelson, Mrs. Stephanie Hodges;
Misses Airline Rice, Jackie Sey,
Borghild Havdahl, Virginia and
Dorothy Langseth, Doris Balog,
Catherine Ghezzi, Vera Kirkham,
Jennie Johnson, Agnes Baroumes,
Marie Fox.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-07-25

Thomas M Donoisoe, well known
lawyer of the Third Division, ac-
companied by Mrs, Donohoe, stop
ped over in Washington for a day
and half this week in the course
of the airplane tour they are max
ing from coast to coast Mr.. DON
chloe as usual is his own navigator
and pilot. From Washington they
took off for Boston where stop
will be made before starting on the
return flight to their home in Cor
dova.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-07-25

able property in Douglas is $685.
100 according to the statement OF
Tax Collector Charles Tuckett pre-
sented to the City Council at the
regular meeting last night. Accord
ing to ordinance governing the
matter, the Council arranged to
hold three consecutive nightly ses-
sions beginning Monday, July 81,
as Board of Equalization to hear
any complaints that may be made
regarding individual assessments.
In communication from Attor-
ney R. E. Robertson, the latter
stated he would have to forward
the notice of assessment against
the Leonard house to the Office
of Federal Housing Administration
in Seattle.
A report on sand hauled from
the sand pit on the beach with
remittance to cover his account
to date was received from Manthey
lessee. Finance Chairman Cashen
reported cannery tax paid but no
liquor taxes yet received.
A change was made in previous
ruling regarding the use OF the
city truck by local residents to the
effect that now City Marshal
Schramm is to have jurisdiction
over the use Of the truck, follow
ing request from c.. Sebenico for
use of the conveyance to haul the
gravel from their basement. James
Baroumes reported to the Council
that the road In front of his prop
erty was in need of repair which
was assured him. 1t was also ar
ranged to have the fire hydrants
repainted, colors red and black
for other needed improvements
Clerk Tuckett reported fire hazards
mentioned at last meeting taken
care of now but the old clerks
office still remains menace.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-07-25
KETCHIKAN WATER SUPPLY

Favorably reported by the Senate
Committee on Territories and In
sular Affairs on July 6, the bill
sponsored by Delegate Dimond for
the protection of the water supply
for the city of Ketchikan is now in
line for final action by the Senate.
The measure was approved by the
House last month. Enactment of
the bill will withdraw from entry all
public lands forming the watershed
area which supplies the city of Ket-
chikan with water. (The bill was
passed since this was written.)
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-07-25
RIGHT-oF-WAY

The bill introduced by Delegate
Dimond to authorize the Secretary
of War to grant right-o way to
Erik Oslund oil dealer of Haines,
to install and maintain a, gasoline
pipe line and fuel oil pipe line
starting at the Government wharf
and extending through the Chilkoot
Barracks Military Reservation was
passed by the House on July IL.
Because the wharf at Haines is in
poor condition and unsuitable for
carrying the pipe lines the War De-
partment in 1886 granted a five
year license for the installation and
operation of the two pipe lines for
transferring gasoline and oil from
the tankers to supply tanks across
the Government wharf and through
the reservation. The license then
granted specifically provided that
extension or renewal of the grant
would not be made unless the IL
censee had meanwhile obtained the
approval of Congress to continue
the operation of the pipe line and
facilities.
The bill that would extend the
life of the license provides free use
to the Government Of the pipe line
and accessories when needed, and
under its terms the Secretary. of
War has authority to annul or for
felt the right-of -way If the property
is needed for Government purposes
or for failure to comply with license
terms.
pacTMAsTER At ATITAK
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-07-25
Mary Ellen Mason
To Visit brakes

Mary Ellen Mason, daughter of
the late. Walt Mason, will arrive
from La Jolla, Cal, on the steamer
North Sea to visit with Mr. and
Mrs. James Drake of this city.
Miss Mason will be the house
guest of the brakes at their pic
turesque home on. Fritz Cove Road
for an indefinite stay.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-07-25

the Post Office Department on July
10 appointed Harry G Seller as
Postmaster at Alitak Mr. Seller is a
resident of many years standing at
Alitak but is spending the summer
at Eklutna He expects to open the
Alitak office on his return in Sep
TENDER.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-07-25
SITkA VETERAN
SU(CUMBS FROM ~ !,
HEART TROUBLE.

Oscar Schienemafl, veteran Sitka
resident, is dead as a result of heart
trouble, according to Walter Bacon,
Sitka business man visiting here. 81
Schieneman was sixty years old,
Bacon said, and had been in the
Historic Sity in the second hand
business for many years.
He was buried m the National
Cemetery with American Legion
ceremonies, of which group he was
an active and much honored mem
Der.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-07-25
NORTH COAST DUE TODAY;
GOOD TONNAGE FOR DOUGLAS

With the expected arrival of the
North Coast here today a total
tonnage of about 160 tons will be
handled on the city wharf, larg-
est in quite some time as the YES
sci unloads and loads an equal
amount from the cannery.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-07-25

Many times with Mrs. Cahill and
daughter Doris he visited the ex-
position which is very fine and
we'll worth seeing, he reports. He
left his family south to return
later, in time for the opening of
school early in September.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-07-25
POSTMASTER AT HOLLIS

The Post Office Department an
nounced the appointment of Wen
dali Dawson as Postmaster at Hollis
on July IL Mr. Dawson will sue
coed Ben Liebrant who has re-
signed
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-07-25
CAHILL REPORTS FAIR
is FINE EXPOSITION

w. E. Cahill returned home this
morning on the Columbia from a
two months vacation trip. large
part of which was spent in and
around San Francisco, and GEN.
tered, IN interest, at the fair there
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-07-25
VILE REAPPOINTED

The Senate confirmed the APP
pointment of Albert Vile, Postmast-
er at Juneau, ION July IL. Mr.. Wile's
commission under his first appoint
ment expired last January.
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NOTICE

On and after this date, July "a,
1899, I, the undersigned, will not be
responsible for any debts contracted
by anyone unless authorized by me.
adv. JOSEPH MARMILIC.
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wake yP. YOUR
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without Calomei-And You'll Jump Oue
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Your liver should pour out two pints Of
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is not flowing freely, your food doesn' tdigest.
1t just decays in the bowels. Gas bloats up
your stomach. You get constipated. Your
whole system is poisoned and you feel sour.
sunk and the world looks punk.
A mere bowel movement doesn't get at
the cause. 1t takes those famous Carriers
Little Liver Pills to get these two pints of
bile flowing freely and make you feel up
making bile flow freely. Look for the name
Carriers Little Liver Pills on the red pack
age. Refuse anything else. Price: 25f.
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DOUG. ASSESSED VALUATION
is NOW SET AT $326, 40
The assessed valuation of all tax
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Mrs. E|roy MINIS,
Mother Back Today

Accompanied by her mother, Mrs.
J. z. Barragar, Mrs. Elroy MINIS
arrived in Juneau this morning on
the steamer Columbia, following a
stay of several months in Tacoma.
Wash. 1s -tttr
NTH Mrs. MINIS was her son,
Elroy, Jr., and baby girl, new
addition to the family.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1939-07-25

The Book ALASKA, Revised and
Enlarged, Now On Sale; $l.e0.
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POSTMASTER AT ALITAK
In line with the. Delegate s request
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-20
AKA Annual Play To
Be Staged June 9 At
The Institute Of Art

Geraldine Blcdsoe will play one
OF the leading roles in "The Dark
over the vehicle to be presented
by the Detroit chapter OF Alpha
Kappa Alpha sorority at Detroit
Institute Of Arts, Friday. June ..
Those who saw her in MEDIA. .
the 1899 AKA play. are well ac-
quainied with the histrionic ability
of Mrs. Blcd>oe. Her portrayal in
this play stamped her as an OK
ccllcnt actress.
Another star 10 be seen in the
play is little Frances Galloway.
Usually Frances docs the instruct
ing. but in DARK Tower" she is
now learning to apply some Of
those dramatic theories. LikcNisc.
Jessie Darlington. just getting over
the thrills III being new bride.
has found herself a suitable role
~ the play.
The play IS being directed by
Robert Hayden. aoiy assisted by
Evelyn solomon. very good ac-
iress in her own right.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-20
Post Gets A Charter
And Elects Officers

The Ernest Thompson INIT NJ.
80. OF This city elected officers
and received their new ,harier
sunday MAY = Al the Chapter
house. $50 Superior slrcei chap
lain samuel Hendricks led IN pray
er. commander Wh,worih presid-
ed and the meeting was opened
promptly at y. nj.
one minute OF silence was OBJ
served. IN honor OF deceased velet-
ans. following which he Command
or gave a brief resume OF the chap
ter and named The comrades who
gave support in organizing IL They
included Charles Armstrong. Isaac
anderson John y. paws. Victor n
Grimes. Roy IlaS'y' Thomas lIar-
ris. Waller pete i. Virgil Talbert.
Tamble wh1worlh. Jack White.
The meeting was turned over 10
state Commander klett who spoke
OF The hard work done by The zen
comrades mentioned. 10 obtain the
charter FOR the Ernest Thompson
post No 80. after which he intro
dnced lack Sahin. Wayne County
council commander. who made en-
conraging remarks and urged the
members 10 send delegates 10 the
state and national conventions.
commander klett administered The
oath OF office to the officers. as fol-
lows
Tamhle Whitworih commander:
4 harlcs Armstrong. second vice
commander. John H. Davis junior
vice; Virgil Talbert. adjutani Roy
Harvey. treasurer: walter Peter
son. officer ~ tie dav; samuel Hen
bricks. chaplain. Samuel Rakcr.
sereeant-ai-arms.
The charter was presented TO the
chapter by Commander Klett.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-20
A|pfas To Present Something New
In Mems Fashion Show And Dance

Alpha Upsi'on chapter Of Alpha
Phi Alpha Viii prcSen; a new de-
pariure IN local entertainment, in
the form OF a mems style show
and dance The show Will be held
SATURDAY night. Jane 3. in the
beautiful ballroom sc the Macca-
5ces building
The Alpha committee announce
Eat they have gone tho limit in
i3cir effort 10 make This affair
Tie outstanding social event Of
tho season
Tho Style show NH present au-
'hcnilc mems fashions IN sports
and summer wear. casual and
business apparel, and formal at
IRE, II vii. feature some Of De-
uors most dashing Bean Brum
mcis as models.
One Of Dciroit's loading hands
viii furnish music for TIE occa-
sion. and all are promised to find
pleasure IN TINS novel presenia-
t.op
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-20
Minister Mentions 3
Gre at Mothers Of
Bible In His Sermon

ST. john Presbyterian 'nusci
Madison and Dubois. was again
crowded Sunda, morning az ihe an.
nnal Mothers bay service fh"
Rev. Mr. por or. the pastor spoke
from Prov 81 and snd Tim ilc
said:
There is not man or woman.
who does mot rememher The advice
given by his or her mother an"r
She IS gone"
The speaker also mentnne,l
three great mothers ~ the Bihie.
1ochahed The mother ~ Moses and
Aaron Hannah, mother uf Sam
uel ana Man, mother ~ Jesus
Seven We're received into fua
membership IN tho church afisf
which Communion services follow
ed
Many bouquets " flower ana
plants adorned The church, boz
memory " departed mothers
sunday May 81. will no rail-, ieN
g. 81 John AZ which time cffrrs
VIII he made Wv raise tho chuh.
quota In tho prehNtery's els
wide rally for Church eNtcn-nc
PURPOSES
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-20
SO CIAL ACTIVITIES
|DELTAS FORM
AND INITIATE
"A new CHAPTER

At an impressive initiation cere-
mony held Saturday evening. May
Is. members OF Tau chapter Of
Delta sigma Theta sorority took
several new members into its
group.
The ceremony was held AT the
home ~ the sorori'y's president.
Mrs. .Ierolean Sneed. s5t7 Seyburn
Avenue. Soror Horiense Young,
OF Louisville. Midwcstern region
al director ~ tho sorority. oficiat-
ed
The newly-made nelias include
Christine Tandy Charlotte Watt,
Carolyn Dunbar. Emmel'a Morton.
Ruby McClendon. and Rersl An
derson
immediately following HE iniiia-
tion ceremony. Soror Young es-
,ablishcd new Graduate chapter
OF Delta. The new chapter. Alpha
ri sigma. has as It's officers; Mar
ion Carter. president: Helen Tho
mas. vice president, Louise Simms,
recording secretary Victoria Me-
call corresponding secretary; and
Iucybcllc Morris. treasurer.
The newly-elecied officers OF the
Under Graduate. chapter whose
headquarters viii be al Wayne
university. include Edna Hartnett
president; Gertrude Bailey. vice
president. Kathleen Cooie. record
ing secrelary; Dorothy Miller. cor
responding secretary; and Bernice
Jones. treasurer
After the initiation. the sorors
enjoyed delightful social and a
delicious buffet supper The table
service and the decorations We're
carried out In The sororily's rolors-
csimson and white Huge hybrid
yioleis. u sororiiy's flower
a Il crimson gladiol q II d
cream colored tapers served as a
able centerpiece.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-20
St. Paul A. M. E.

"Mv ENLARGED Place Will DO the
ubiect OF tho sermon az 81 Paul.
ln;45 am
"a Willing Mind Viii he Tho sub
iect OF the evening sermon. Is
Tho Sunday school viii convene
at 9:15 am with George W earn
"r as president
The Allen Christian tndeavnr
league will cop,enr ~ pm with
Miss carrie Gordon as president
and Tho Rev. y H. Martin as super.
niendcnt.
The Senior Allen Christian Fin
dcavor league will convene At S .2p
nm. with AIRS. Iowa Williams as
president
Topic when Is 4 Home chris
iian?' COL BEL. Eph 1871. 10
The Rev. J. Arminius Charleston
is minister
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-20
Mt. Pilgrim Baptist

The ROY Mr. Fcfsell, of Mt,o.
dnnla Baptist church preached a
worry instructive sermon AZ NJ I'll.
grim SUNDAY morning suhifrt.
THE Openluc Of ihc Book, Many
visitors We're present
sunday afternoon. the pastor 'he
Rcv y " llilson accompanied hv
members pf ihe cougrcsaiiou won.
nppcd AZ mo MI calvary Rops'
,hHch Tho Rev Mr. llilson 10
W'rcd hne message
The RyPt' mo, ~ fhe usual bn,ir
nd special Mothers DAY pro
-fam was reniefed
Tho Re, Emmefi n Hilsou NJ
rpscon Afiz viii No ~ ~ ga.
rim Ma, % 20 starr revival ser,.
i,os Ne is hne speaker and con
dif'ed revival AZ NJ Pilgrim last
wear
The Rev s. VI iIlson tho pastor
was hack A. church SUNDAY after
q brief Illness
All church clubs lncludIpr ihs
Sunday school. afc working strh
didl,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-20
Club Neucs
YOUNG PIANIST.
SCORES A HIT N.
CHURCH RECITAL.

Inc piano recital. Of rs,,.
Waundless presented Al plvn. auns
Congregational church ~0.'a
evening, under auspices ~ H. ."r r
Getters' club OF the chnroh uo'
an outstanding musical sn.. ="
The Young artist gave Ans as. ss,'
s'ration OF skillful mastery !, " W,
iicult piano technique. as wo, "''
rare talent and ability. "
Miss waundless PLAYED bs,o..
crowded house. She was d,ss,.
a demure white gown Of e,eie' I
broldered organdy. lis ,o,t,,.
was square and The lin, ..
were puffed. The only cola, /, ~ ~
costume was the pale hns LILY
grain ribbon sash. She eors
shoulder corsage OF pinl go,
peas, which was presented ~ III
by Mrs. Sadie Powell. "T
Included on Jeanne's ,,o.
were intricate compositions hy NV
masters as Bach. HAYDN Hail.
urles' Chopin, Racbmaninor
Bohm. and Mendelssohn she m
accompanied AT second piano 4.
her Instructor, Minor r. Win
when she PLAYED Heller, To-,
antella' and Mendelssohn aco,
certo In @. Minor.
The audience particularly epio.
ca me young artists intern aiaiio,
OF Rachmaninoff's impres.i,.
prelude and Bohm's Min,
"Mazurke."
The Young pianist received man,
bouquets OF beautiful fIousrs 1,
the end OF The recital she ana.
graphed the programs 70, msa, a,
her Young friends who attended ~.
nilgtpala
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-20

Every woman wants TO make her hair
more attractive wants to give 1t a
sparkling appearance SO that it will be
thrilling crown of beauty for what
ever costume she wears.
If you want to make it easier to ar
range your hali in many Of the smart
STYLES that are definitely IN this sea
son use Black and White Hair Dress
ing according to directions on package
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-20
Olivet Baptist Church

OlNef Baptist Church will have
as iis speaker next sunday morn
Ing and evening the Rcv William
I.yles. Of g. ago. who Is now max
ing his h.. in Detroit
The Rev Mr. l.yles. who recent
Is returned here from 2 four Years
tour in The south has plca,hed IN
many prisons and 10 prisoners IN
chain gangs. and has conducted 70
vi,als IN Atlanta. Ga Chicago m
and MANY other large cities
A cordial initiation Is extended
20 the public TO hear The Rev Mr.
fAles
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-20
Mrs. v. B. Trent |.
Honored At A Party

A surprise birthday parse os,
gwen in honor 81 Mrs VIDA 2
Trent. by her husband Douglas,
front, Saturday. May H. >, Il.
New Day Club.
The table was beautifiii dor.
GRATED and laid with lace ro,e-
A huge BYrthdav cake rrarer -.
center. together with candle, ard
flowers.
A Sumptuous menu Vas ~. "A
and the honoree received ,snv
lovely gifts. after which games
and trncing We're enioved
Those present included eprs.
Scntatives Of various cluhs n'ad.
IN the 1928 Social Twelve Young
Women's Peerless Art Chh Nso,-
phis Club. and the New Day Club
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-20
Metropolitan Com.
Tabernacle

\ large attendance WAS ~ sent
sunday morning and listened io
The message delivered hv No pas
Tor. tho Roy John + Glover who
spoke from John $40. Jesus said
unto her. If ihon knrweSt The gilt
of God. he would give thee living
water
The Rev Nj Glove said. TIi is
necessary that each individanl
should know 'he gift 81 God This
woman ~ tho text WAS not salts
led until she met Jesus Christ.
only Jesus lhrisi nm saiisfv.'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-20
E.-B. Club Sponsors
Cabaret Party

Tie + -B Workers Club enter
ncd their fiends and guests
saturday rshi, MAY g. at their
nlal cabaret party and
atrte H inc Cirlc center, 2ll3
Cncne street. Casn awards were
8 re 20 "inncrs IN a lltferhug
NH'cs. he WINNERS being Louis
RG and partner and "Kinfalks
+ mariner leroy smith FUR
ee1 ras'c
a'aNv guests were present in-
a.rs serle ~ 'Ae f,'ciai' al mo
rs'ad: and Be- er company. and
rvro cn's~Ncs ~ several other
N. NClcshy * president ~ ihc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-20
Silver Tea Given

Tho silver Tea gwen hy the Pull
III AID ~ 81. Stevens Church az
the homo ~ the president. NJ
Matte G Williams. a3l Garfield,
sunday April 30, was lovely AZ
fair.
Fifty Auesis Wcrc Pre- cnt and a
spicy program WAS rendered.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-20
Club To Present Local
Singer On June IL

TIE Norh End social and Ar'
ph nlil pres ~ $ Liberia Wood
< n o'a' Nordav lure II n
50 ~ s. Stephens AME church.
ht md s'aHford
Miss W4odfork will study IN Ros
ron tlis sI1mcr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-20

DON'T FORGFT the Alpha "St,le
show and Dance" ~ the Naceahce's
Ballroom. Saturday night. June
third.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-20

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give your hair an appealing fragrance
enhance It's appearance and help make it
4 distinct charm asset Two kinds:
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