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Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-04
TODAY,S BIRTHDAYS

Edwin A. HaL5ey, Secretary to the
u. S. Senate, born in Nelson coun-
ty, Va, So .Iears ago.
Beatrice Stevens of Pomfret
Conn, artist and illustrator, born
in New York, SO years ago.
Simon Lake, submarine inventor
and naval architect, born at Plea
natville, N. j., 73 years ago.
Rollin Kirby OF New York, car
toonist, born al >'alva, ILL.,, IS years
ago.
Carmi A. Thor-0e0r of Cleveland,
ex-TreaSurer Cf United States.
born in Wayne y, w. Va, SO
years ago.
George P. Day, easurer of Yale
University, born in New York, SO
years ago
Tom K: Smi1' It. Louis, bank
or, born at Gla Mo-, 81 years
ago.
TODAY'S HOROSCOPE
Today's native will possess the
ability to turn the hand to any
task. There is a kind and generous
disposition and ! : er of in
teA1gen"e. with ays seek
ing a. + 1ra4 3a-a- # things
and. b., tiFell : demands
OF eve lie. Today may pro
duce Ia hVentOr
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-04

ALL STATE LICENSED BEAlvry
operators. Phone 200 for appoint.
ment. Your patronage appreciated
Bridgers Beauty Shop. l4-t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-04
ONE-VARIETY TYPE
OF COTTON POPULAR

College Station, Raleigh, Sept. A.
Sixty-five cotton-growing commun-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-04

VISIT OUR USED CAR LOT FOR
better values in used cars. Motor
Sales Co. 25-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-04

WE SPECIALIZE lin ArL, Kn7ns
OF body and fender repair vcTo worE
-. - -N.' ~ 25-u
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-04
TODAY'S HOROSCOPE
ANSWERS To
TEN QUESTIONS
Sc. Rac@ Page

/. James Madison.
2. South Africa.
8. One that feed. on flesh.
4. Forty yard line IN the defensive
side.
S. $6.50c
s. Rhcrle land.
7. Sed'-s tiV; no da't tiv.
8. Lo,jor.. ..nglan3.
8. One shot.
TO- Nulety feet.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-04

OLD PAPERS FOR SALE AT
Daily Dispatch Office; 1Oc per bun,
die, 3 bundles for 25c 23-tf
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-04

FOR RENT: THREE ROOM FIRST
floor apartment, private bath and
entrance. Mrs. George j. Rowland
824 Nicholas street. 2-1t
Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-09-04
PARTIALITY BY POLICE.

Henderson, Route l, Sept. 2, 10
La gaceta., 1939-01-27
A DUO QUE Sc HAcE
PRESTON SOBRE LOS IRA
DE LA WPA

Washington, Enero 27.-Al
senador democratic cOnserva-
dor Adams, jefe del grupo que
desea la rebaja del credito pa
"a la WPA, declare aver que
Sc hace preston sobre los obre
ros sin trabajo para que tele-
~grafien a us senadores pidien-
do que la cantidad Sc extien-
da hasta 10 pedido por ell go
bierno.
Lego Adams copias de bole
tines puestos en- las pizarras
de la WPA, que dicen; "gaste
25 centavos. Mande hoy un tie
legrama a su senador. Protes-
tie de la rebaja en- ell credito
de la WPA. Proteste del ban
do del servicio civil para los
empleados de la WPA. Prote-
ia su trabajo."
Adams lego telegramas que
lie fueron remitidos y en- los
cuales Sc lie dice que vote por
ell crsdito de 1915, OO0, 900.
La gaceta., 1939-01-27
Ddladier hizO nueUds e~n6rgicaS
decldrdciOnes

Paris ,enero 27.-Coincidien-
do con la entrada del ejercito de
Franco en- Barcelona, de donde
Sc retro hacia ell norte ell ejerci-
to republican, espahol, ell pri-
mer ministro Daladier declare
que las diferencias entire Italia
yFrancia sc acercan a un punto
culminante. Francia e Inglate-
ira, seg1n ell primer ministro,
han convenido va EN- la necesi-
dad de medidas para contrarres
tar la actitud italiana, en- ell ca
so de que luego de terminada la
guerra Sc niegue a retirar sus
hombres de la peninsula. Este
parece indicar que Ell gabinete
frances no espera que ell pueblo
espanol resista ahora por largo
tempo.
"Nuestra actitud en- cuanto a
Italia, dijo es firme e invaria-
ble". Todos los diputados Sc pu-
sieron de pie y aplaudieron es-
tas palabras.
Ell ministro Bonnet admiti6
que ell problema del Mediterra-
neo pudiera convertirse muy
pronto en- una question de fuer-
"a. "Vigila Ell gobierno para pro
tejer la integridad del imperio
frances y la ~seguridad de sus
comunicaciones".
La camara de d~iputados acor-
do darle un vote de confianza.
Cuand oDaladier hablaba, en- Ro
ma, frente a lpalacio de Vene-
La gaceta., 1939-01-27
PIERRE MILE

Cuando Sc trata de los hon.
bres, las razas latinas no tienen
ese prejuicio del color del cual
estan penetrados los "anglosajo-
nes". Pero, por ell c~ontrario,
mientras nuestros p~sic6logos
permanecen bajo la inflhencia
de un cartesianismo que los lie
va hasta a poner en- duda los sig
nos de inteligencia que pueden
demostrar los animales, los an
glosajones Sc inclinan a conce-
derles gran Importance, a des-
cribirlos, a estudiarlos. Y unen
a esta actitud un sentimiento de
affection, de respeto. Cast todos
consideran la viviseccion como
un crimen y esta prohibida por
sus leyes.
Els tanto mas parad6jica esta
diferencia de actitud entire am
bas razas, cuanto que la ciencia
francesa Sc declara generalmen-
te materialista y no reconoce
mas alma a los hombres que a
las bestias. Por otra parte ell in
giles que siempre intimamente
cristiano, evangelical, debia He
gar a la conclusion de que ell
hombre tiene alma mientras que
las bestias no. Pero sc conducen
como 81 estas la tuvieran por 10
menos ode alguna manera" CO.
mo ha dicho Santo Tomas. Els
impossible conocer, naturalmen-
tie, 81 Ell animal 40 sabe", pero
10 que ST es cierto, es que 10 STEM
tie: un perro ingles es Una espe-
Gle de perro-gentleman. Tiene
sobre Ell perro frances muy a ms
nude una superioridad de edu-
caci6n. Lo mismo sucede con los
caballos.
Sin embargo, no sera en- ell An
tiguo Testamento nj en- ell Nue.
vo donde encontrareis una sofa
recommendation de indulgencia,
de bondad, de piedad simplemen
te con respecto a los animales.
No son mas que una dependen-
cha del hombre, "un objeto dota-
La gaceta., 1939-01-27
LISTA DE CoNTRIBUYEN-
TIES PARA Ell COMITE PO-
ULAR DE
o A ESPANA

Contribuyeron con $500:
Pho Brun Cuevas, Democracia
Espanola, Manila, l. F.
Contribuyeron con $500:
Velarde y Lopez Grocery, Col
den Lion, Tamargo Dairy.
Contribuyeron con $4.OO:
R. Rodriguez Alfonso, Conkey
Feed Store,
Contribuyeron con $500:
Jose Suarez Fernandez, Maxi
mo Gonzalez, DR.. Juan A.
Hernandez, Alvaro Fernandez
Grocery.
Contribuyeron con 5000:
Jose Alvarez (nevero), Fuse
bio Faedo Dairy, Manuel Me-
nendez Luis Castrill6n Dairy,
Uno de Negreira, Greco's Flo
raj Store, Fernandez y Garcia
Columbia Restaurant, Harold
Vilches, Alameda Poultry Mkt
Alvarez y Garcia Feed Store,
j. M. Lopez Gro, Columbus
Drive Mkt, Spanish Park Res
taurant. Estua Bros, j. Cam
pc, F. Menendez, Latin Anne
rican Laundry, La Segunda
Central Bakery, Cooperative
Ell Recurso, B. Cordero, AL &
F Gro, Los Helados de Ybor,
Contribuy6 con $1.25: H. c.
Rosales.
Contribuyeron con $1.00:
Nicola Fruit Stand, Twin Palm
Service Sta, Twin Palm Inn,
Q%uintero's Service Sta, Pedro
Lima, Cafeteria La Familiar
Guillermo Alvarez, I'm Anne
ricano Amigo de Espaha, FL
La gaceta., 1939-01-27
Latinos. AngIosajones, Negros y Animales
lie TEMPS, PARIS

do de movimiento". Tampoco ha
llareis alusi6n alguna a la escla-
vitud, La calificaci6n de hernia
nos interiors;" atribuida a los
animales parece mas bien de o.
rigen anglosaj6n, pero no bibli-
co, semita o latino.
Esto, por otra parte, implica
un sentimiento de superioridad,
y de igual modo que entire ell a.
nimal y ell hombre existen gra-
dos, los hay tambien para Ell in
gies entire las diverSas razas hu-
manas. Las "ligas de protection
de los indigenas" son en- Ingla-
terra y en- America, numerosas-
ricas, poderosas. Su acci6n es
considerable; pero ESQ no quiere
decir que un hombre de color
preda aspirar nunca a ser con-
siderable como igual a un anglo
aj6n; ESQ no quiere decir que
tendra nunca derecho a los mis-
mos asientos en- un teatro nj en-
un compartments de ferroca-
rril. Hasta Sc estimara por 10
menos excusable que en- ciertas
CIRCUMSTANCES sea linchado sin
otra forma de proceso.
Pero Sc deben matar los bue-
yes-porque TODD ell mundo no
es vegetariano-sin hacerles SUI
fir. Las corridas de toros pare
cen una abominaci6n. Lo cual no
impedira que en- ell mismo mo-
mento en- que la prensa Sc pre-
gunte 81 es acceptable que una
princesa inglesa Sc dispose con
un soberano espanol, porque Ell
protocolo lie impondria tener
que asistir a una cOrridG, elm
cuenta caballeros y amazonas
persigan hasta una muerte pre-
cedida de la mas atroz agonia-
en- TN espanto creciente-a un
pobre diablo de zorra que nj ST.
quiera tendra como Ell toro de
Espana la ventaja de poderse
defender y hasta en- muchos ca
SOS de vengarse.
La gaceta., 1939-01-27

Buen Gusto Restaurant, FL Chi
co Restaurant, Ell Seguudo Pro-
greso Gro, Ideal Cafeteria, Coo
perativa La Familiar, Rey's Gro
Suarez Ballantine Beer, Ernes-
to's Cafe, Cooperative La Com
mune, Ferro Restaurant, Michi-
gan Cafe, Martinez Filling Sta,
Polo Norte Ice Sta, Optimo Res
taurant, Royal Fill. Sta, West
Tampa Bakery, Atlanta Restau-
rant, National Furniture, Cafe
terra La Norma, Fernandez y
Vega, Cafeteria La N~aviera, Lii
dos Cafe, Fonte Poultry Mkt,
La Reeuladora Cafeteria, Pal
ma Cafe, Columbia Cafeteria,
DR.. Myers, La America Restau-
rant, Crackers Place. Sports
man Store, Express Cafe, Tn
Montanes y I'm Gallego, Manuel
Muhiz, Buffalo Cafe, Benigno
Rodriguez, Joaquin del Barrio,
Jose Campoamor, Jose Acosta,
Jose NOvio, Tn Socia.ista, I'm
Amigo de Espana, Joaquin
Huerta, Manuel Garcia Gro, Ell
Serene del Reloj, Ybor Furni-
ture, Mascunana Printing Co.,
Cafeteria Ell Modelo, Eagle No.
2 Drug Store, Miguel Vidal, La
Montanesa Gro, A. Acosta, ke-
~rosinero, Wayne Feed Store, A
lejandro Garcia, Gro, Valencia
Importing Co., c. Cadrecha, La
tin American Garage, Lera Gro.
La Paloma Bakery, Tony's Dali
ry, Tropical Garage, Cuco Val
des, P. P, M. Alvarez Gro, j.
Gonzalez, Manuel Del Rio, Sc
rra's Boulevard Restaurant, Bal
domero Fojaco Cleaners, Epoca
Gro, Union Bakery, Nacional
Cafeteria, Tomas Alfonso Gro,
La Palma Bakery, Paraiso Ca
fe, Cooperative La Nuova Vita,
Aleman Hardware, Eagle No. l.,
Drug Store, The 4th of July Ca
fe, West Tampa Furniture Ra-
mon Samerio, Alfredo COMA
lez, Mariana Sanchez, Angel Es-
cobio, Jose Orgaz, Reliable
Cleaner, Italian, American &
Spanish Gro, Rubio's Drug
Store, Manuel Fernandez Pen
das, Fermfn Souto, Marcelino
Cueto, Alexandra Fernandez, A.
malio Muhoz Mendoza, Francis
ca Botino, Antonio Ramos, I'm
Asturiano, Cooperative La Fa-
miliar.
Contribuyeron con rs centa-
vos: Gregorio Martinez, Egaris-
to Flores, Lorenzo Olivera, Joa-
qufn Lopez Jose Alvarez, Igna-
clio Duque, Avelino Fernando,
Benjamin RI bio Pijuan, Alejan
dro Sanchez. I'm Cocinero, Ro-
berto ROdeiro.
Contribuyeron con 10 centa-
vos: Empleados de La Traduc-
ci6n.
(ContinaaTd).
La gaceta., 1939-01-27
HAGGERTY PIDE LA AYU-
DA DEL GOBIERNO FEDE
RAJ EN- CUANTO AL JUE
GO PROHIBIO

Compareei6 aver a declarar
ante ell Gran Jurado Federal,
relatando las condolences del
juego prohibidoen Tampa, ell
Sr. w, B. Haggerty, presiden-
tie del Comite de Ciudadanos
que combate ell juego.
Haggerty denunci6 la impor
taci6n de billetes de la loteris
de Cuba, que Sc viene reali-
zand oen Tampa para bene-
La gaceta., 1939-01-27
GRAN ANIMACION

Empez6 hoy, con gran ANNA
cion, la venta de enero en- la
gran tienda de Fernandez y We
ga. Miles de familias latinas vi
sitaran csc gran establecimien-
to en- los dias que dure la venta.
Articulos de alta calidad, a
precios observation-disclosures ba-
jos.
La gaceta., 1939-01-27

ficio de un sindicato de COMO
cidos jugadores."
Despues de Dir csc testimo-
MO, ell Gran Jurado fue disuel-
to, 81 nopinar sobre ell tema.
Haggerty declare que ha-
bia entregado al fiscal Will
Jams billetes de la Loteria de
Cuba, de sorteos atrasados,
que alguien lie habia mandado
por correo. Williams los remi-
ito al fiscal federal.
La gaceta., 1939-01-27

cha, MuSsolini era aclamado por
la multitud con motive de la
victoria italiana en- Espana".
MusSolini pronunci6 unaS vi
gorosas palabras y ell pdblico lie
oontest6 pidiendo la recupera-
ci6n de Tunez, Corcega y otras
p~oSeSiones.
La gaceta., 1939-01-27

Hombres del Mar, ell dia 10, y la
cuarta, Somos de Kronstad, Ell
dfa &c.
Como va hemos. dicho regiran
los precios de 20 centavos los
mayores y 5 los ninos.
La gaceta., 1939-01-27
EXHIBICION DE PELICU-
LAS RUSAS EN- Ell CEN
TRIO OBRERO

Durante el mes de febrero cua-
tro peliculas rusas seran exhibit
das en- ell Centre 0brerO.
Les trae ell Club Educational
de Tampa. La primera, Chapa-
yeb, Sc exhibira ell domingo 5@e
febrero; la segAhda Juv1 ftud
de Maxim" Ell dis IL; Ia tefeera,
La gaceta., 1939-01-27
Ell TEMPO

Continuara ell frio, pero sin
peligro de escarcha para esta
noche. Mahana empezara a SUI
Dir la temperature. Maxima
aver, 81 grades; minima, Dr.
La gaceta., 1939-01-27
RHEUMATISM

nElIGvG PAIN IN FEw MINUTES
TO relieve the torturing pain Of Rhauma-
tsm, Neurits, Neuralgia or Lumbago, 10 q
few minutes, get the Doctors formula
NURITO. Dependable-no opiates, no mar
eotics- Does the work quickly=must relieve
worst pain, TO your satisfaction In a few
minute or meney back a. Druggists. Don't
sHaer. Use NuRlTo On this guarantees today.
La gaceta., 1939-01-27

N E INGLATERRA
PARECEN HABER LLEGA-
DO A UN ACUERDO EN-
CUANTO A ESPANA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
ROSEVILLE

The First Baptist church Sunday
school convened at $3.50 am. sun
day. May 2S presided over by the
assistant superintendent. A. Muir
ray.
Al IL am. service. the pastor. The
Rev. +. Thomas. preached from the
text Gen. I. The soloist were Mrs.
!. Davis and Mrs. J.. Means Of Rose
Vile.
Night service began promptly at
8 pm. aud the pastor preached
from the subject what is a Chris
llan?' Mrs. Strickland AMI Mrs.
Davis rendered duet A solo was
rendered by j. Emmerson.
All visitors and friends are well
come at First Baptist.
Emma Lee Hamilton Is church
reporter.
~. Luke Church
The sunday school OF 81. Luke
church met at am. Sunday. The
attendance was good.
Al The morning service. Pastor
Smith preached from Rev. 14:i4
subject. Inspiration or Memorial
Day. Three new members were
added TO the church.
Al pm. sunday, a number OF
the members visited the Laymens
meeting in Iukster. Mich.
Mr. McFallen, OF Roseville, was a
visitor.
ST. Luke regrets 10 lose the ser.
vice OF Miss Rose Hollis.
Mrs Klrsey is still improving
Friends wish her a speedy recov-
cry.
The ACE league met at pm
Sunday. The Missionary society
will met at pm. Thursday. ans
he choir at Z pm.
SUNDAY. June Z. minister from
Detroit will be guest speaker at ST
Luke. A large attendance Is OK
pected. After the service, trus
tee meeting will be held
A joint birthday dinner was Civ
on Thursday al the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. John Miller. 95334 Pine.
hurst avenue. The affair was IN
honor OF Mrs. Mary Johnson. Mrs
Henrietta Miller. Mrs Bcatric,
Johnson. and &. F. Braxton. The
table was beautifully decorate,
with violets. lilies OF the vale,
and forget me-nots The color
scheme was yellow. blue and gold
The honorees received many lovely
presents.
Wednesday evening. MAY 81, Q
social was given at the home OF
Mr.. aud Mrs William H. Thomp-
son. Fried chicken and strawberry
short cake were features OF the
menu The affair was sponsored by
the Dcacons' board Proceeds will
70 toward The Building fund.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
News and Views of kalamazoo


Mt. Zion Baptist church Is con-
Quoting revival. 1t began last
Monday and will continue ten days.
The Rev. Mr.. DeVall. OF Mississip-
pi, a well-known Gospel singer. Will
conduct the meetings.
Annie White, Virgie Carr, May
bclle Jackson, lillian Gardner and
the Rev. Mr.. Robinson. OF Mt Zion
Baptist church. attended the Bap-
list S. S. convention in Albion, last
weekend.
The Dukes and Duchesses." a
club OF the Douglass center, will
sponsor dance at the center, June
.. Music Will be provided by EN-
merson Mitchell and his band. The
dance will be in the novelty style,
and those attending are requested
to wear aprons and overalls.
Is. {. Warheld, formerly OF Kala-
mazoo. and now Of New York City
was a visitor in Kalamazoo last
week. lie renewed his friendship
with many old friends and visited
his relatives Mr.. Warfeld Is a
graduate OF Western state Teach
ers college. lie returned TO New
York by plane. after stopping over
at Detroit TO visit other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess CRANE and
family returned last week. from an
extended trip to Tuskegee, Ala. and
other cities IN The South. Upon
their return. they were accompa-
MED by their Youngest son. Denni-
son CRANE. who graduated from
Tuskegee.
Miss Evelyn Powell OF Flint. was
weekend visitor on Kalamazoo
last week She stopped over to Wis
It Der brother. Roy w. Powell. en-
route 10 visit her parents and
Younger sisters, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Powell and Donnabell, OF
South Bend. Ind.
Miss Powell motored 70 South
Rend In company with her brother
and Julius c. Baker. last Sunday
afternoon She will spend the lat
ter half ~ The week. as guest OF a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
ALBION

Mrs. Rosa Ice Porter thanks all
who took part In the union chorus.
during the recent sunday School
convention az Macedonia Baptist
church She offers TO serve In re-
turn. at any time.
A large and appreciative audi
rence listened 10 Dr. Dobson. Chi
cago radio entertainer, Friday
night AT Bethel church. His pro-
gram consisted Of humor, music
and philosophy
chief OF Police McAuliff spoke
briefly at The Sunday School con-
vcniion last Friday night, in behalf
Of Mayor Weiner
Otha Caswell visited friends IN
Detroit. during the Weekend
Mr. and Mrs. A. Eaton. OF Ian
sing. were visitors in Albion. sun
day.
Local colored athletes to receive
letters for track include Herbert
Ellison. Leon Cant. Nathaniel How
ard. Donald Scott, and Manager
Ralph Banks.
A group OF Albion college girls
presented an interesting program
sunday at the AME church
Mrs. George Williams will spend
several days in Detroit visiting her
daughter.
ON the sick list this week are:
the Rev. r. r. Carr and John
Blrk.
Mrs. Lena Holmes. Mrs. Stephen
son. villa Ewing and Theodore
Edwards. also Edward and Mickey
Watson, spent Sunday in Delroil
Students OF color who attended
The junior and senior reception re-
Gently, we're: l.averne Union. Alice
Cant. James Curtis and Nathaniel
Howard.
Mrs. Mary c. Houston Is visiting
her mother. Mrs. Geralds.
Young Folk
Charlie, Is II Ann Arbor again.
know now. j. II.
Gsynor. why the tears? cheer
up. Kid
What boy here Just likes to cree
ate a disturbance? 1t couldn't be
Joe. could It?
Eddie. who Is your new heart
heat? Now, don't get angry.
Scout Troop No. g. gave a ham
quet Friday night, at the West
school building
The public is invited to aticnd
the s. s. convention at the AME
church this week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
EAST END NEWS
By Julia Mae Turner

SUNDAY morning. May IS The
Rev Mr. Gadson preached on lhf
subject. salvation texf Romans
~. The Rev Mr. Evans visiting
minister preached AZ go pm
The fisher board Will sponsor a
social lca. SATURDAY. lime :, AZ The
home of George Rodgers All arc
invited.
The Nurses guild will close their
rally at Pm Sunday. presenting
The Rev MIR Manning OF SMILE
road, as speaker.
The Society Debs gave a school
dance Al Franklin settlement re-
Gently. Prizes We've awarded 10 the
hest jiiierbugs. Representatives OF
boys and girls clubs OF the settle
mcnt were present.
Samuel Caruthcrs Is enjoying his
variation in Tennessee. Many
friends have received lovel cards
from him
The girls OF tho PHYLLIS Wheailey
club certainly have talent Thri;
president. Goldic nickserson Was
the host drcs Sod girl IN The lanu-
AIRY Senior class Almeda l.evens
vice president, rs one OF The pref
test girls IN the June class.
The Swing club. composed OF
dancers. has plans IN store for
each member. See member Of The
Phyllis Wheatley or viking club
for further informai ion n you wish
10 become affiliated.
Don't forget the Sewing club II
will he organized SATURDAY. AZ
p. m al e3t Tennessee All girls
are invited 10 Join
Speaking Of fashions YOU should
have heen Al The Village Girls fash
ion show and dance a. Franklin
settlement. fecentlN Dorothy Nor
ris entertained with sinring Will
liam Hill, tap dancing also N,
Aaron Tompson John Holiday
furnished The music.
Some OF the models included FL
la Harris. Rose Baden. Pauline
Oden. Amira Brooks. Hildred Ev-
ans. Others present were: Bernyce
Patterson. Thurman I'M A. W.
Lett. Marie Edwards. Gerlrnde
Brown. Alma Malleit. Marie Light
foot William Jones Mildred Nit
ehell Murlci Ramsey. Nancssa
Tate. Helen Ward. LYDIA Porter
Retry Morrow, Claude Spivey. Van
Upton. Adolphus Slarks Jesse
llghtfooi. and Porter Duhoiee.
JOIN THE N. A A. &. r.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
CONANT GARDEN

Saturday, May 81. Miss Rebecca
Allen. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. +.
u Shamburger, OF Binder street
WAS married 10 Dewey Clark IN
Toledo. Ohio. The young couple
WAS accompanied by MIR. and Mrs.
r. Powell. On their return TO De-
troll. they were given dinner by
no brides mother, to which a few
intimate friends were invited.
Hearty congratulations are extend
ed 70 the newlyweds.
A group OF members of Vernon
hapel AMF. church mororcd To
Monroe. Mich. last Sunday after
noon 10 attend Carey chapel AME
church. The party made the trip
ia eight capacity filed cars. The
Rev. l.. b. Johnson was guest
speaker for the afternoon.
The Junior choir OF Vernon Chap
el will present John Riley. bass
baritone. in recital Friday eve
ming. June > All arc invited
The stewards ~ Vernon Chapel
will present a program SUNDAY
June 4. at $50 pm Dr J 4. Brew
er will he guest speaker
Mrs. Theola norns. " Nevada
street. Is III at Edyth X. Thomas
hospital.
The Rarons Athletic club will
sponsor program sunday eve
ming. June II. a. Vernon Chapel.
at s pm The proceeds will 30
toward purchasing uniforms for
the baseball team Let's all coop
crate 10 have 2 uniformed hall team
in Conant Gardens
Starting sunday. June H. The
Rev. Sterling Jones will conduc, a
one week revival at Vernon chap
ell. The public Il invited to al
tend,
Send all local news for this coll
umn to 1850 klinger street. and
continne to boost aud read The
Tribune.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03

I3 al s pm. All are welcome. Ad-
mission is twenty-five cents
The axe rally" which was held
May Fl VAS success and furnish
ed many laughs a. few wished 20
make their ages known.
A Sargcnf - church Exporter.
First Baptist church
$ ; superin endent q Curnfll
is hack a bis post after leave
~ four and hall months sum
day morning the Re, " Douz-
lass preached IN "lhe prosifssi,s
church. the Progressive Minister
The congregation var large
sunday afternoon me Rev y
Henson ~ Thompson Avenue Rap
ii-t church. was Fnes' drins the
REV Mr. Merrifs arnirersary
Those who participated dHrins me
pas week included Tho Rev + N
ksiglcr Monday evening 'rnesda',
me re-, r. I, opc land Nednss
dan. 'he Rev 6 Robe spn 1hlss-
dat hc ltcv 6 W Wfsh Ffi-
dsy ihe no, o - Jones Pastor
MerliN aud congregation ihank al
who contributed 70 ne vees E pro-
ltsn Tine anuiteIssrN hananH
vas hoaINfuliv conducted Nonda-
evening rssor Merii' received
number ~ handsome rifis
SUNDAY ni2hi '1e Rev Aver
preached fine seaman from John
The seniors ~ Inkster btkh
scbnoi ~. Wednessss incoming on
ioa'e - S. lanes Calumet and
ot1er pAlfs ~ Nonaen Michigan
I Miss Magnolia sinms chirch re-
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