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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30

W. q. W. sss viii hold n eompii-
mentary entertainment and dance
in the Eagles hall. 18th and Faw-
cett, Thursday Mt $50.
Nrighbors of Woodcraff viii
hold a special meeting for ballot
ing on new members at 8 y, m.
Friday at the home Of Mrs. Myrtle
Wing, 2022 Ea. sherman.
Sons and Daughters Of Norway
card party s p. m. Thursday even
ing IN Normanna hall. Refresh
monts. open to public.
Olympic sebei.ah lodge meets
at IL 30 o'clock Friday for lun-
cheon Mt the homo OF Mrs Frank
Schneider. s27 SO Prospect ST.
Mrs. a. T. Paul viii assist.
Ladies' Aid. Olisrt Lutheran
church. viii meet Thursday at 2
p. m. in the church parlors Mrs.
a. Utgaard and Mrs. Carl Olsen,
hostesHes.
MI. Tacoma Rebcisah lodge card
party > p. m, Thursday at tho
home of Mrs. l. Goetzka. 702 No.
18th Mt HostesseA. Mcsdames
Alex Munro. r. Fiffies and 7.
Bouldron. Refreshments. fsyors.
Tacoma Temple. No. 81. Psihian
Sisters, 500 card party. : 30 D. IN.
Hoatesses. Mesdames
George Hafknoas. J. l.. LeFhive.
E. =. Rohfs. Emma Barnes. Julia
Nelson. Public invited.
Pierce County ". Z. r. q. esecu-
iiyes viii not meet Friday due 10
the serious illness of their presi. 4
dent. Mira Rose Hamer. Notice /
n next meeting to be printed |
later.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30
viii Present Three-Act
Easter Drama

THE Alabaster Box" three
act Easter drama by Hornwell and
Meeker will be presented Sunday
evening at 7:30 o'clock in Epworth
Methodist church. Miss Alta
Hawk is director of the play and
members of the cast are Miss Ruth
Hallin, Dean Tuell. Chuck Pollom.
Miss Kathleen Miller, Leonard
Raver, Jack Tuell and Arthur
Cory.
The drama will also be presented
April 10 in Kent Methodist church
and April % at Asbury Methodist
church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30
Meet for Tea at
ST. luke's Church

The Women's council of the st.
Luke's Memorial church enter
tanned at tea in the Parish hall
Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Members of Martha circle were
hostesses and Mrs. Emil j. Borell
was in charge Of the arrangements
for the afternoon. Mrs. Oswald
Brown Of Seattle spoke on India
Women from the Bethany Pres
byterisn and Grace Baptist
churches were also present.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30
Group VIII Motor TO Seattle

A group of Tacoma women will
motor to Seattle Friday afternoon
to attend the monthly meeting of
the Seattle branch of the American
League of Pen Women to be held
in the Olympic hotel. Tacoma
women making the trip include the
Mesdames Joseph Miller, Hunter
kennard, J. X. Gordon, Merit
Watson, Ray Thompson. Charles
Mason, and Homer Hartwich.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30
Mrs. Homer Harfwich
Enfertains Poets

Mrs. Homer Hartwich enter
tanned group of poets Tuesday
evening in her home at 2702 No.
Junett st A fireside discussion
was feature of the evening. Mr..
Edward Butler was the guest
speaker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30
Enfertains al Tea

Mrs ]. Hubert Graft entertained
a small group for tea in her home
al s01 No. Proctor st. Tuesday
afternoon. Her guests we're Mes
DANES Oryille Mclaughlin, George
Nelson and Lloyd Z. SeAg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30
Mrs. 7. A. klIsls
tonosad On Birthday

hrs r. \. Mlsie. asa ~ Farm
ayr, WAS honnsud ~ 4 birthday
party Tuesday evening ~ hes
han,r, After IN evsuing ~
games and iattstc ny Mrs, Ruth
Palmer late supper was serve1
from . table esntsrsd with spring
flowers
Quests Included hrH. n. krxata.
Mr., and Mrs Asnoid smith. Mra
Ruth Palmer and daughter Ross-
mary, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Mar
fts and sons Anthony snd MsTvta
and daughter Norus irene.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30
Committee
Meets At Y
c4uss and Cure 81 VIZ
Group Representative
p'sdss Support

III. ts.s<~f ~ov,,vx,stfra an TIA
-" -
Cause and lure OF Wnr met
:, ~. ~ ~ r. A Tus~<lnw
~ rs" =
morning with representatives
ts.srn Al ~ IN. u>~mh~v or-
' ~ ~ =.
gatstxAtions present. Ine4e
.,rl,.,s.t thu Ru.,n~~n nnd
Professional Wonfcus the te<ts
...t,on ~ Church VVnr,~o INA
$50" -
FcstcrAtcd W0uteu't ctun&s the
I ~a~ar NJ Wou,cn Voteyx. khe
- -
W. Z. y. Y. ana the W. " ~
The Council NJ Iewtkh Women
n.a IN. A A IL a. nfso ars
.ss,t1s...s ..sh All. a.-~-s..
A'''''ss'" VIZ" ss'se "'e
ton
Those rsssenf went ~ rrrura
nfklHs wamen " the nenber ~.
nsnsssstrns Ia s1hs IN ssuvs part
N wurhsnH Tor the pFt&etvntp0
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30

Too much faith should not be
placed in automobile tire patches,
since they seldom are as strong
as the original material.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30
Honor Albums
At Lakewood
Miss Betty Lee and Miss Mar
qsret Oanzl Entertain
Aquines Group

Hostesses for dessert sup
per and a theater party at
Lakewood Tuesday evening at
Z o'clock were Miss Betty Lee
b and Miss Margaret Danzl who
entertained members of the
1887 Aquinas alumnae class.
Other members of the group
who attended the opening of
"Mademoiselle Mozart" were Misses
Classina Buffelein, Julia Jean
Leahey. Mary Ford, Shirley Jacob
son, Mary Doherty, Gail Donnelly,
Thelma Durkee, Monica Flanagan,
Angelina Grubisa Marion Nc
Carthy, Margaret Burkey, Thelma
Davis, Laura Lou Glueik. Patricia
Quinn, Mercedes Tensefold and
Barbara Donelly.
The group meet. frequently for
informal social affairs at homes
of members. Included also during
their program for the year have
been ice skating parties at the
Lakewood skating arena.
Lewis Chapter TO Install
Newly elected and appointed
officers who will preside over
Lewis chapter, o. f. s., for the
coming year will be installed at
eight o'clock Wednesday evening
in the Masonic hall in Fort Lewis.
Mrs. B. F. Rodgers and Willis
Somervell will be succeeded by
Mrs. Willis Somuvell and Alvin
Evans as WORTHY matron and
worthy patron.
Other officers who were elected
or appointed are Mrs. Ted Rayburn,
associate matrol; Eugene Els
worth, associat. patron; M s.
Arthur Balsom, secretary; Mrs.
Felix Robinson, treasurer; Mrs.
John Sweeney, conductress; Mrs.
NJ. Creighton, associate conduc-
tress; Mrs. Eugene Felts, chaplain;
Mrs. Anna Shannon, marshal;
Mrs. Alvin Evans. Ada; Mrs. Elaine
Hodson, Ruth; Mrs. William Hull,
Esther; Mrs. Robert Hennessey,
Martha; Mrs. John Matteo, Electa;
Mrs. J. r. Stack, orgarist; Mrs.
Stanley KoDer, warde and
Arthur Balson, sentinel.
Assisting Mrs. Rodgers with the
installation will be Willis Somer-
veil, Mesdanes Percy Duncan. Lee
Estep, Elaine Hodson and J. r.
Stack.
Mrs. Percy Duncan. program
chairman, has asked Herbert Ford
and Mrs. Grinde of Yelm to pre-
sent musical numbers between the
ceremonies. Miss Tommie Stevens
will present dance numbers. Mrs.
NJ. Biluys is in charge of the
decorations.
At the close of the ceremonies,
a late supper will be served in the
dining room with Mesdsmes Chell
Ross and Lee Estep as hostesses.
Mesdames f. F. Shannon, Marjorie
Sheperd and Caroline Paxton are
on the kitchen committee.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-30
c L u B S

W. q. W. sss viii hold n eompli-
montary entertainment and dance
In the Eagles hall. 18th and Faw-
cett, Thursday Mt $50.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30
John F. Hamilton
Praised By RealtOr

State Representative John F.
Hamilton, now a candidate for the
Common council, was highly praised
by Mr.. George A. Isabel, prominent
realtor. Mr. Isabel pointed out
that Mr. John F Hamilton is the
most liberal and best qualified can
didate in the field OF councilmen. 1t
was brought out that Mr.. Hamilton
has always shown a friendly atti-
tude toward Negroes in giving them
jobs and aiding in other civic af-
fairs.
While state manager Of the Home
Owners Loan corporation. it was
brought out that Mr.. Hamilton was
very fair to Negroes who applied
for mortgages on their homes. He
did not make any determinations
in giving Notwithstanding no
other white man in the whole state
Of Michigan can truthfully say. Mr.
Isabel specifically pointed out that
Mr.. Hamilton helped thousands Of
Negroes to save their homes from
the land sharks.
It IS also noted that while state
manager of the HOLE, Mr.. Ham
ilton. had many Negroes working in
white collar positions, such as
appraisers, stenographers and clerks.
It is urged that all Negroes vote
for man who has proved himself
fair and square TO Negroes and has
been one who has given jobs to our
group.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30

Natl Negro
CongressFor
Wn.SherriH

National Negro Congress interest
ed in the forward march Of the
Negro people and wishing to weld
all the forces OF the Negro COM
munity into one strong movement
for progress in every field, viz:
economic. social, religious, and po-
litical. regardless OF their diverse
interests.
The National Negro Congress is
a non-partisan organization but we
feel that it is to our best interest
to be fully aware Of the political
situation in its bearing upon US as
Negroes, and in this regard we must
Of necessity pass upon the qualih-
cation Of those seeking political
office.
In the form and type Of govern
ment we have in our city il is es-
sential that we must unity our forces
with other progressive to see that
justice and fair play is melted out
to all groups.
We feel that the interest Of the
Negro people would be furtaered by
the election Of William L. Sheriff.,
for our city council, and the Detroit
Council Of the National Negro Con-
gress heartily endorses and urges
all its affiliated organizations to
give their utmost support 70 the
candidacy OF Mr.. Sheriff..
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30

pany. The other party to the con-
tract of insurance is the insured.
The subject or subject matter is
the thing or person against whose
loss the insured is to be protected.
The assignee" is the person to
whom the contract has been assign
ed and the Beneficiary is the
person to whom the amount Of in
surance is to be paid.
In other words, life insurance
IS contract whereby the insurer
in consideration OF the premium
agrees to pay the insured's estate,
or a named beneficiary, certain
sum of money. should the insured
die within the period covered by
the contract. This may be a week.
month, year, a term Of years, or
during the life time of the insured,
as there are several forms of life
insurance-industrial, whole life,
limited life, endowments, monthly
income. annuities, etc.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30
EvOnOil Forced
Aire' On Market

Backed by Impressive advertis-
ing campaigns in addition, the 1899
line of Evanoil heaters. featuring
fan-forced heat at floor level, is
announced by R. B. Evans, general
manager OF the Evanoil Division OF
Evans Products Company, Detroit.
Evanoil's "Forced-Aire" line will
employ the new scientific principle
Of fan-forccd floor level heating,
first introduced by Evanoil last
year. This distinctive method OF
heat distribution, termed reversed
forced air circulation unlike the
conventional method, permits the
Evanoil to pull hot air down from
the ceiling, reheats and discharges
il at the base Of the heater. This
principle is so revolutionary that it
definitely indicates that a new era
has arrived in the heating
appliance field. By means OF a
silent, powerful fan a steady flow
OF warm air is delivered across
the room at floor level, and con-
gestion of wasted heat at or near
the ceiling is prevented.
These fans are specially designed
with the entire assembly "synchro-
float" mounted so that the unit
actually is spring suspended to pro-
vide silent operation.
The exterior low-boy design Of
the new Evanoil follows the same
smart lines that characterized the
previous series, although numerous
engineering advancements and re-
finements have been incorporated
to make the current Evanoil out
standing in performance and style.
Heat capacities range from 10000
to 10000 B. T. U. output so that
units are available for heating
either single rooms or average size
small homes or apartments.
With lowers and panels stamped
as single pieces, each model has
been so constructed as to provide
an integral and solid structure. Heat
control dial is conveniently located
on the front panel th-all-psEts.
fully enclosed a service door is pro-
vided in side panel to permit ready
accessibility to safety float valve
and to fill the leak-proof fuel tank.
The latter has a receding dust and
dirt-proof oil filler spout, which
acts as a cover and spout combined.
The Evanoil also is equipped with
an diversified humidifier, radiant
heat doors and wind tunnel tested
aerodynamic grilles.
In addition to the Forced Aire"
models which are. equipped with
the 'synchro-float" fan system.
line OF STANDARD" Evanoil heaters
also IS available. The latter does
not include fan-forced heating. but
has been designed for those who de-
sire the conventional type OF cir
culating heater.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30

The annual ST. Antoine Branch
YMCA. Membership campaign
organization headed by Rev
George Wilbur Baber, pastor Of
Ebenezer A.ME. church, is rapid
ly modelling its divisions. teams
and campaigners for the best cam
paign the association has had
Chairman Bsber announces this
week that DR.. ]. J. McClendon
will challenge Fred A. Allen, the
leader Of the successful division
in the 1888 effort King Of spizzer-
inktum Allen. a worthy title given
the successful leaders in ~" cam
paign efforts throughout the coun-
try, will defend his crown and
states that he will surround HIM
sell with most Of the same leaders
and workers who brought success
to their division last year.
Mrs. Beulah Carter will again
head the Boys Work division. and
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30
HIGHLAND
PARKERS IN
BUS. MEET
DR.. Richard McGhee Is
Chosen President

With DR.. Richard S. MeGhee. pre-
siding. the Progress Business League
OF Highland Park and Detroit met
at the Community Employment
Agency on LaBelle avenue. last
Monday evening, September rs. the
occasion being the installation OF
officers for the ensuing year.
This group includes professional
and business men and women who
are uniting together to promote Ne
gro business in Highland Park The
sole purpose Of the organization as
stated by Doctor McGhee S to en-
courage racial help from within
and without the city, attract loyal
members Of the Race and create
pride and demand respect of the
other fellow who loves progress and
racial self-help, thus demanding
the creation, maintenance and op-
Grafton Of bigger and better Negro
businesses.
1T will not only rectiiy minor
evils, but will also bring new, larger
and more progressive methods into
Negro business. Finally, such an
organization, he averred. demands
the Negro te-de- =hinseiLthose
things, which he has been begging
others to do for him" Dr. McGhee
averred.
Installation Of officers was pre-
sided over by Attorney Judson
Powell. and those installed were:
Dr. Richard s. MeGhee. president;
Pink Jones, vice president; Lincoln
Gordon. secretary; Sam Whitman.
treasurer, and James Hardman.
chaplain.
President-elect. DR.. R. S. McGhee.
is a graduate Of the public school
system Of Memphis, Tenn, grad
uate of Howard academy, and
Howard university. Washington.
D. c., graduate OF Meharry Medi-
cal college, Nashville, Tenn, spent
six and one-half years doing interne-
ship and postgraduate work at the
University of Chicago, Provident
hospital, also in Chicago, General
Hospital No 2. Kansas City, No.
Flint-Goodridge hospital, New Or
leans, La, and opened practice in
Detroit, February T.
DR.. McGhee was a veteran Of
the overseas service in the World
War, is member Of Phi Beta Sigma
fraternity, and is thirty-third de-
gree Mason.
Among the members present were:
Mrs. Rebecca Hall OF Halls Com
munity grocery; Lincoln Gordon.
chemist; Horace Daniels, Coal and
Ice dealer; Leroy Kell, lunch and
ice cream Polar; Sam Whitman.
barber; E. C. Watkins. trustee Of
Community Cooperative store.
George R Hoagland, Jr.. mortician:
Mrs. Geneve Dean. beautician; Pink
Jones, chicken and fish market; Mrs.
Arletha Evans, Community Employ
ment Agency; Rayford Blanding.
cleaners and dyers; Judson Powell,
attorney. Howard Henry, shoe re-
pair; Joseph Love. restaurant pro-
prietor; and Mckinley Walton OF
Jaspar Coal company.
The next meeting will be held
October 8, at 1913 EaBeI1e avenue,
IN Highland Park. Mich.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30
BREWSTER CITY
COUNCIL HOLDS
BUSINESS WEEK

Start today and make one pur-
chase from a Negro merchant. One
purchase today means another to-
morrow-try this each day-let this
become a part OF you-and Watch
our Structure" grow until there is
adequate space therein for US all
and then-wheu the floods OF ad-
versity and unemployment shall
envelop those around about US, the
firm Financial Structure" built upon
the foundation Of common sense
and the spikes made OF our own
purchasing pennies, we shall be as
secure as they in the day Of Noah's
Ark where one Of his kind vas pro-
vided for.
A Negro Merchants Better Bust
ness Week Csmpsisn-is being speh--
sored during the week Of Seotember
"a to October 2 inclusive for the
purpose of observing our Negro
merchants in Detroit and vicinity,
Thursday evening. September "a,
this organization will visit as many
merchants as possible in the city
and observe their establishments.
Friday evening, September %. the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30
SCHOOL FALL
TERM BEGINS
OCTOBER 9Th

A., ,,ll meeting Of the trustees
-, a.. D.. -, so,o,l held
o '''e D1p'-s' ''-,,''e
WEDNESDAY, sept ~ inc prosf am
for the fail term was submitted BY
the dean Of the school. Rev. A. F
r;shor .,5 s,nroved nv the hoard
~ a,osrsn rsIis for classes 10 be
- 80 no. u.eok in ,hree Sec
-. ~ Dofroi, rom Oc,ober . to
Daaouho- r5 a,d ,lso for revi.
- :, -. s5,,,'1,strst,ve organiza-
- ~ ,be scbooI in each district
- ~ ~ No ,c,r- or6gran1-
NJ E;she, will he assisted In each
49,, hy q, associate dean a d.
49, ~ u,,rs1in and registrar
80 ., -, ,y.i, ba classified as
,,ornbers ~ the faculty. Also seven
-, s555;,tr,o1fs we're annroyed
Nv ,bs bosr5
IT, 1oa, s,,oirtnerts are as
-. ---..t-., 400, ~ .bo Fac,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30

with six teams they hope to sur
pass their last years quota Of $50
boys. The campaign dates are Oc-
tober 18th 10 23rd, and men and
women interested in working in
this worthy activity are urged to
get in touch with any Of the above
leaders, Mrs Beulah Carter and
Fred Allen are two of the leaders.
AS we go to press General Chair
man Baber further announces that
Moses L. Walker. vice president
and treasurer Of Great Lakes Mu-
tual Insurance company. will head
the Business Mems club member
ship committee, an that John c.
Dancy, executive secretary Of De-
troit Urban league again head
the Boys Loyalty division. Gen
eral Publicity will be directed by
Mrs. Gladys Mills, prominent and
efficient young news commenta-
tor.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30
Hubby, Wife Cut In
Separation Fight

Taelma Hamilton, 81, of 2g76
Brush, apartment BE- was rushed 10
Receiving hospital last week and
treated for a lacerated left wrist
and a stab wound to the abdomen.
She was taken to get aid from 500
Adams apartment 404.
A short time later Lenvel Lyons.
36-of- the-BFesh street apartment
was taken to the hospital and given
treatment for lacerated scalp and
injuries to both hands. Both Thel-
ma and Lenvel were alleged TO have
received their injuries in a fight
at the Adams street address in an
argument arising over their separa-
ton.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30
Metropolitan
Baptist Church

A appreciative crowd was present
Of Metropolitan Baptist church last
Sunday morning which marked the
opening Of a Today revival service
Opening service was conducted by
Rev. Luke Beard, pastor Of First
Baptist church Of Meridian, Miss.
Rev. Beard preached stirring
sermon from the subject, And He
Saw a Man" The discussion was
based on the text found in Mat
thew 90
Sunday morning Sunday school
sessions featured the passing Of
students from various departments.
The group was addressed by Rev.
A. c. Williams, pastor Of the church
and superintendent Of the Sunday
school. L. E Darden. Rev. Luke will
preach each evening this week at
7:45 al Metropolitan church.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30
Open House At
Lewis Bus. College

Ar,rovi-,.go1y am sras.s Y.ere
rF'
present ID 'he sfdho opening ol lhe
Lewis Business college, 4712 West
Warren avenue, Sunday afternoon.
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30
HUBBY. WIFE, RooMER CUT

Husband and wife and roomer
were treated at Receiving hospital
last week as the result OF a fight
in their home. according to police
investigating the case.
Ruby Cobb, AZ, Of 1888 Oakland
was treated for a lacerated left
arm. her husband, Samuel Cobb, So,
was treated for lacerated face and
left side. Lee johnson, 3s, also Of
the same address was treated for a
lacerated right hand and left arm.
Police learned the parties were
injured in cutting spree between
IN husband, Samuel Cobb and Lee
Johns IN during family argument.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30
GETS AID FOR OLD INJURY

Floyd Simmons, 30, OF 1909 Hast
ings street walked to Receiving
hospital last week to receive treat
ment of an old injury to his right
hand.
Simmons told hospital attaches
that he had been injured in an auto
accident in Port Huron about three
weeks ago and that since that time
he had been having some trouble
with the injured hand when he was
admitted to Receiving hospital last
Friday.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30
HOW OLD is THE
INSURANCE BUSINESS?

Insurance took form in the reign
Of Ammuradi. Babylonian King,
22l5-2242 BIC. Communities assess
ed themselves to pay the losses sus-
tanned by individual citizens when
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-30
LET ME GIVE YOU THE
DEFINITION OF INSURANCE

Insurance Is a contract by which
the one party in consideration Of
price paid TO him adequate to the
risk, becomes security to the other
party that he shall not suffer loss,