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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18

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motor Was Incapable ~ hneklnx
that current Toinx upstream and
the te~H va. FIVE miles hy land
and through swamp a. that.
oAs SUPPLY pwINDS.Es
We hess 10 beside an old fisher
man IN his old boat and ssked him
about possibilities ~ soms place 10
put IN farther down the river. Ne
lived IN hh tiny boat and had no
room for Va. bat he did tell us
about q shsnty boat farther dawn
and % . young fisherman who had
. little shack on the next bend.
Having had one experience with
shanty boats We decided Ia try the
fisherman on the bend. Besides,
according 10 the charts, there was
\ tiny town q mile or - Inland and
our Eas supply was jls, about aus.
We had been running three days
on less than Two gallons Of gas.
II was . fortunate choice. The
fishermans shack wss small. but
very clean and neat, and he vas
more than happy 10 have Someone
to talk 10. lie was from Wisconsin
and had drifted downriver when he
could find nothing 10 do IN the
north. Now he was making an
adequate living fishing and catch.
Ing odd jobs In the nsiEhborhood.
HoT-srovE LEAGUE MEETS
lie told us he was pretty lone
some down In ths part of the
country. mostly because OF his poli-
teal beliefs. We understood what
he meant when We all walled into
the little town that night. The
hot stove league" was In sssslon
and our genial host blasted out Al
several OF thu tonehy spots con.
nected with southern politics. We
didn't join In any Of the arguments.
Months before Wa had bosn warn
sa ~ HlfSN tttAF W 8H PUTIN NJ
discussions IN the south and We
have rigidly followed that warn
ing. But somebody had neglected
to warn our friend. After eoolly
taking apart all the arguments
that were brought up he had The
local boys 90 spseehlsss with fury
that they couldn't think u any
thing 10 say.
And that" our friend told us
later. with . ohuckie. ia when I
lsava 'sm. When sonthsrnsr
cant think of anything 10 say on
politics you've got him halfway
licked"
We neither agreed nor disagreed.
but ven bet there Isn't = more
unpopular man In that county than
our fisherman from Wisconsin.
MORE LATER)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18
LvndS Find Weather
Cold In Louisiana


Ediiers Nete; Ths The 18th articles whscs
Louise and Bcs Isad $500
mile Al.s--rpa
Benea Mont New Orleans They r@ehd New Orleans New ~
safe sound Their letters exei.ssey
have ben forwarded hy ~m sAsy
pes the story Il the epic
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18
BELOW LAKE PROyIDENCE. Ia.--Th

heavy wind blowing the next morning from the NORTH the
seas were running lower and longer When stepped out Of
that watchman shanty everything white under heavy
frost and there thin coating on top buckets Of
drinking water
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18

Manufacturer
| Proves Recipes
srsHs RIMS. HasnKcuKp
Place In . shallow baking PAN
a lbs. spare ribs
Combine
v cup, Heinz Pure cider
" cup HsinE ss-psefsteak
saucr
IL teaspoon salt
tsps, Heinz Prepared yeliew
Mustard
Pour half OF liquid over meat.
then bake. uncovered. IN . mod
crate oven 1850 dee. fl ia to
Ia hours. or until meat 10 tender.
At end Of first haif hour OF hsk-
ing. turn ribs over and haste With
remaining sauce II necessary dur
ins last half OF baking I'D
Cfervcs o.
WINE MUSHROOM GRAVY
ron CHICKEN
IL cup. chicken stock from
which fat has besn skimmed
! tablespoons butter
y Gun sliced mushrooms
! tablespoons fiour
! tablespoons heavy cream
y rnD California rautsrne OF
Hook vine
skim fat from chicken stock
10 20 HFf4Wn AHA
mushrooms In the butiW. Remove
Drowned mushrooms and add the
flour 10 the butter, Blend 70
smooth paste. Add the chicken
stock SLOWLY and stir over low
flame until smooth. Add cream,
mushrooms and finally the wine.
stir until smooth. serve with
chicken,
JORDAN BakAD TAFT
saes.. Jordan sr.sh IS .
=. cup sugar
! tsp. Vanilla
= tsp. almond fissorinE
- cup rhopped nat meats
2 tsps. baking powder
4 eggs
Pour milk over hsssd. add sugar
flAyorins nut meats ana baking
powder Beat egE yoiks and stir
into bread mixture. rnld IN stifflY
beaten egR whites Bake In two
creased LAYER tina In . Alow oven
1850 deg. PD 4o-4s minutes. Put
together nth eustard o. whipped
cream. oRrnlsh with whipped
cream. Mares one s-ineh tart.
4
corrrr CREAM W.T. yilIso
thsp. ground Nils bf"s.
I snpfnI miik
thsps. sugar
50 tbsps. eofnfiareh
y tsp. vanilla
Pew trains tsst
= rnpfuI chopped walnut
soald the eoff.. in y eupfun
OF the milk. then strain out the
grounds In the msantlms. add
the. oornstsrch 70 IA. rsmsinins
watts until thick stirring ocea.
sionaliy. Beat tossthsr the sugar.
egg and nait. add u 70 the thick.
ennd mixture ana COOK over hos
water for q few momsnta. stir
ring occasionally. Cool thorough
". ada the mute ana spread ths
mixture over ons Of tina cake
layers Then set ina othsr gently
In place The top layer shouid be
ICED before this II done.
.
BIITgh fONDANT
cups 4 ana I sugar
/ tbis. butter
I this. milk
:. this. yinsEaf
~ tsp. salt
! cuB boiling wafer
MiK sugar. butter. milk. vine
gar and salt together ADD boiling
water and COOK 70 23s degrees. O.
until = LITTLE Of tho mixture
forms q soft ball Sbsn dropped
Into cold water. potH on al Un-
creased platter Cool until luke
warm Beat until creamy. then
kueAd for several minutes. store
In \ covered jar Ia The Fsffis-
orator Until ready 70 use.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18

how 10 ret back 10 ths channel In
stead ef the town. Now the tswn
was out of The ansxsioH. Our little
motor was incapable ~ hneklnx
that current xolnx upstream ana
the te~H va. fiss miles ~ land
and through = swamp a. that.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-18
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Message to
Wiyes!
DON'T LIT TINS TURKEY
HAVE ALL THE DausslNo
NEXT THURSDAY

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Nov. II ever. Il she sims n ~ - <rsea ~
Thsakssisinx kolidsyA ksmsrominou ~
I'll iass ahead : md ~ csssaisly tsusevup :
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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-07-21

VIM. Moore a happy evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes of 90
Pruden Avenue, Monday.
IRWIN CENTER
After winning eighteen consecu,
tive games the Leaders bowed in de.
feat to Macl's Chicken Shack, bui
they jumped right back in the win.
ming column the next day.
Anyone desiring games with the
Leaders or Eagles may have them
by informing Mr.. Williams, 82s
Springfield Street, Irwin Center.
We are enjoying very good at
tendance in the evening. Communi-
ty night, Tuesday, July Is, was our
Gala Night.
With day camp in progress the
children are kept in tense interest.
They want to know where they are
going, and keep in readiness.
The organizing of our community
chorus took place Tuesday evening,
July 18. You will hear more from
them later.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-07-21
Mt. Enon Baptist

The Usher Board Union of this
city will hold their meeting at the
Mt. Enon Baptist church Sunday
afternoon at 8 o'clock. The Senior
Usher Board Of Mt. Enon will close
their financial rally on this date.
Mrs. A. M. Buchanan is president OF
the Usher Board Of Mt. Enon. Rev.
j. Z. Mundy, pastor, will deliver the
sermon. He will speak on Scoring
a Home Run The public is cordi-
ally invited.
The Four Masters Of Melody will
render a spiritual musical program
at Mt. Enon Baptist church on July
#2l The YWCA Quartette will also
render a program on July %. Both
Of these quartettes have reputa-
tion Of being good singers. Plan
To hear them.
The Progressive club, one of the
auxiliaries Of the Mt. Enon Baptist
church will hold their anniversary
on the Fifth Sunday at 3 p. m.
Claude Ponder, Clerk
Rev, ], Il. Mundy, pastor
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-07-21

The railroads are offering special
rates to Atlanta,
Citizens Of both races mourned
the loss of Mr.. Hansel Ward, for
many years the efficient librarian of
The U. S. District Court Of Appeals.
Ills funeral was held at st. Andrews
Episcopal church with DR.. f. H. Ok
ley, pastor, officiating. Mr.. Ward
was very prominent in religious and
sraternal affairs.
The Negro Chamber Of Commerce
meeting was largely attended Tues
day night. The interest is high and
the citizens are responding wonder
fully. Fred Lewis is president.
Miss Carrie +. Rhodes will leave
Sunday for an extended vacation
with relatives in Richmond, Ky.
Joseph Copeland wishes her a happy
Trip.
Mr.. Harry Pierson, po. ular young
man OF the city, is now in the en-
pioy Of the Red Top Brewing COM
pany. Let's give him boost by
patronizing him.
Mr.. Lonsford Warren Bramlett,
efficient utility man Of the David
E. Strauss company is still on the
job. He is highly respected by citi-
zens of both races.
The Councilmanic Bee is buzzing.
w. II. G. Carter, Dr. j. Franklin
Walker and MI. Stokes, former dep
uty sheriff, have announced their
| intentions to run for Council as
independents.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-07-21
NEWS AND
REFLECTIONS

CTNCINNATI-Miss Helen Green
popular musir teacher at Stowe
school, is matriculating at Wellesly
college, Boston, Mass. She plans to
visit the Worlds Fair and several
points in the East.
Mrs. Julia +. Greer, mother Of
Hon. James. Greer, celebrated her
Seth birthday recently Her pastor.
DR.. B. f. Reid, Of Zion Baptist
church and the choir were present
and graced the occasion. Mrs Greer
is one of the popular ladies Of this
city and the writer extends greet
ings and wishes her many more
happy birthdays.
i ii 4
The World Baptist Alliance will
meet in Atlanta, Ca, July 22nd to
%, inclusive. Many prominent
Baptist ministers plan to attend.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-07-21
MT. PIsGAH BAPTIST CHURCH

The County Missionary Union will
be held here Sunday, pm. Pro-
gram is given by the missionaries.
Mrs. Anna More is president Of the
group.
The Guiding Star chapter of the
Guilds is rendering a sermon in
songs here Sunday evening, 7:3O.
All other chapters are invited.
The Rev. Mr.. Brown Of S. John
Baptist Church is directing the ser
vices here Sunday.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-07-21
771
EAST SIDE NEWS
BY MoZELLE PAYNE

LIMA-Mrs. Emma Stone spent
Sunday in Columbus at the Hair
Dresser's convention, and spent d
few hours with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Robertson and
sister-in-law of Detroit, Mich, spent
few hours with DR.. and Mrs. u. s.
Beam, on returning home from a
visit in Louisville, KY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sammie Richardson
of Fcrist, Mrs. Annie Jefferson Of
Forist and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Jack
son Of kenton and other relatives
spent Saturday evening in Lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brown ard
Mrs. Myrtle Brown Of Kenton also
spent few hours in Lima.
DR.. u. S. Beam and wife spent
Sunday in Rockford and Celina.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-07-21
II abernacle Baptist

The annual Popularity Banquet
will be held at Tabernacle Baptist
church August 7th
Rev. J. Welby Broaddus will leave
Friday evening from his residence
for Atlanta, Ca, where the World
Baptist Alliance will convent. MI.
and Mrs. George Andrews will also
motor there and will be accomfan
led BY Mrs. Ruby ]. James, Mr..
Katie Jackson and Mr. Charlie
Jackson. They too will visit the Al
lance as well as relatives and
friends.
The Cleveland Live Wire quar-
tette and the Cincinnati Nighten-
gales will contest at Tabernacle
July 2sth
Rev. J. Welby Broaddus, pastor
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-07-21

The Misses Yurisan Edwa.as,
Nina Mabra, Laura Belle Wiago,
Edith Rockhold, Carolyn Williams,
Lena Mae Jones, Betty Mabra, Jer-
~ Hassel, Bertha Rathff, Camille
Hamans, Wanda Harper, and Mar
g.erite Kinchen are members of the
younger ser who enjoyed real treat
Wednesday afternoon when Mrs.
Gilmore Rhea and Miss Lenora Kim
chen entertained from Z Till 4, in
honor of Miss Della Nee Jones of
Lima, at the home of the last
named.
The girls played games and looked
at pictures, then Miss Jones danced.
She is student Of 1.-THE dance =
very good at ordinary dancing, but
this time ahe toe-danced. And were
the girls amused?
Miss Freida Ladd of Urbana who
is spending the summer here and
Miss Jerry Walker of Chicago, house
guest Of Miss Carolyn Williams,
were also present.
The hostess served a sumptous
buffet luncheon.
Miss Lorraine Scott is spending
several weeks in Normal, ILL.,, where
she went to attend the final rites for
Miss Headley, lifelong friend of her
mother, Mrs. Ethel Scott.
Melvin Roberts and E. Milton
Glasco of Findlay, the Misses Sally
Allen, Minnie Clark, Ellouise Gallo
way and Frizt Clark, Luther Allen,
Freddie Adams of Marysville visited
Bellefontaine nitery Thursday.
The Sub-Debs gave their first
party Thursday evening at the Tea
Room. 1t was up to the girls to do
the inviting, only males being taken
in.o consideration. They came from
Urbana, Marion and FindIay. Cards
and dancing were the favored diver
sions. A plate lunch was served.
Weekend guests in the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Davis included
Mrs. Ida Davis, Mrs. Leila Wright,
Mrs. Katharine Braxton and daugh-
ter, Muriel, and Ulysses Davis Of
Pittsburgh. Saturday evening, ap-
proximately eighteen ladies spent a
social period in the Davis home, Mrs.
Ida Davis and Mrs. Leila Wright
were honored guests. The hostess
served refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Hathcock
and grandchildren, Jeraldine Walker
and Ernest Lacoure of Chicago, are
visiting relatives here.
Marshall, the colored ace, was inn
ported by Bellefontaine's City team
for Friday nights featured game
with the London Chevrolets at Ru-
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-07-21
D A Y 7 O N
c HUR I'll S
Mckinley M. E.

"The Driving Power OF The New
Affection will be the subject Of
the sermon that the pastor viii
preach at the Ii O'Clock morning
worship hour.
The young peoples department
will conduct thei services unuel tne
trees IN III Soldiers Home ands
pm.
Aruorln League at TN. Eve
Mig worship at s pm. Church
ssc..ool at $50 am.
Rev. G. w. Sherard, pastor.
Nj. Attic Henderson, reporter
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-07-21

Pastor Thomas and wife are mo-
"a lng to the Baptist World ALI
ancc by way of Birmingham, Ala,
where he will preach, then go to
the great city Of Atlanta, Ga. The
Rev. Newland will be in charge Of
his pulpit. liza
The Usher Board is planning to
do great things on their end Of thu
rally, the Second Sunday n Sep
tember and are asking for loyal SUP
port. Come to Corinthian because
you are welcome at all times.
l.. II. Hendricks, reporter
Rev. w. G.. Thomas, pastor.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-07-21

tn palN. Tie e@fasity esowa
cheered the colored boys II strike
outs, his no-hit game was the second
one this ySal. Besitss The excellsnt
display Of FISHING ability, Marshalls
power at the plate was very much in
evidence.
Our own Jimmy George Wllo ]
also marvel at this pitching busi
ness, was responsible for the FIRST
no-hit game at Rutan Park, several
weeks ago.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-07-21
ary sermon.

ary sermon.
"Those people sure did look at
me when / beloved out a singing
/ told you | could sing" was the
statement made to friend after re-
tiring from certain musical pro-
gram. yes" he replied, II lools-
ed at you too, not because the noise
you made was pleasing but the dis
cords you made were disgusting,
you were out of harmony" And
such is the life Of the American
Negro.
In the future you may read what
Il write, you may hear what say,
or YOU may see what do, and doing
is the most important. Let each of
eur social institutions work in the
S; ne manner as that Of parts in a
Diesel engine, in harmony.
sssINBAD'
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-07-21

Charles Il. James, reporter
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-07-21
DAYTON EAST
SIDE NEWS
BY VIM. THOMAS MOORE
"Sinbad, the Sailor"

Mr.. and Mrs. Valice New Of 904
pruden Avenue have just returned
from Silver Point, Tenn. They spent
two weeks there at the bedside Of
Mr.. News mother, who is very i'll.
All of his friends join him in wishing
her a speedy recovery.
Hiawatha Allen, an outstanding
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-07-21
Carrie 5 Chat About
bellefontaine
By Carrie Belle Harper

sasauMnn nnasmEGaaRaaRmsammM
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-07-21

amateur puglllst
Of 1901 Spring
field Street is
now visiting his
mother in Me
Dowell. VIVA.
Mrs. Carl Lam
dis of 245 n.
Irwin Street re-
turned this week
from a visit t,
her mother Whc
resides III Eddy
vile, Ky.
y Mr.. and Mrs.
D.B. Clark spent
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-07-21
SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH

Morning services: Sunday school,
1000 am; Preaching, f1:30 am.
The Young Church Progressive
Union will be held at Valley Grove,
S. Perry ST., at 300 pm, the Rev.
n. T.. Harris will deliver mission
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-11
Halloween Party Is
Staged By Club

The Bou Accod Girls club gave
Halloween party az the home II
Mary L Smith. 5053 Twenty-third
street. Monday. October 30 James
Lsnsil received prize FOR the
bcs, costume. Three awards were
also given FOR ji,terbugging. First
prize won by Lottie Irvine and
Robbie Giles. second. By Matte
hampton and Johnnie Sterling;
third by Dorothy l.aster and Ken
meth Peete.
The party was sponsored by
Mrs. Amanda Harris. 5426 Viii
liams street. Guests present in
Guided Mary Marrow. Ruby Lykcs.
James Young. Charles Harris, An
drew Smith. s. T Wilson. Gerald
inc Won't. Joseph Proctor. Walter
Bell. Joseph Smith. d. Jones. Phil
Ito Se~ell Opal TAYLOR, Mamie
Garrison. Peggy Smith. Albert
Ducet'. Dolores Dye. BLAME 2
Young. Mamie Bates. Constance
smith and Janet Harris.
Officers 81 the club are: Johnnie
Mae Likes. president; Haze Sew
III. vice president; Jamie Mae
iolng. treasurer; Alice j. Mar
row, secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-11
Many Attend Formal
Opening OfNewGreat
Lakes Branch Office

The Great Lakes Mutual Insur-
arce company's new branch office.
At 3i3l Hastings street brewster
ProjecD held open house Saturday,
Nov. 4 and Sunday. November r.
Nearly a thousand persons visit
cd the rev Office, which is modern
In every way.
l.. c. Blount. vice president-gen-
eral marager-secretary, President
G. II. Mahoney; DR.. r. I. Grecnidge.
A. r. Kinney, Julian Holder. Will
liam &. Osby. VI. L. Walker. and
Mrs. Agnes Bristol OF the Great
Lakes Mutual board OF directors,
with manager Ala Frauds. greeted
the policyholders and friends. The
agents OF District No. I. assisted
by agents and managers OF the
other two districts. served refresh
ments and gave out souvenirs to
each person.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-11
.NAACP Mass
Meeting Sunday
AT ST. Antoine
Morrow To Be
Chief Speaker
For Branches

The mass meeting Of The Deiroi,
b. nch OF the NAACP scheduled for
sunday afternoon a. ST Antoine
YNcA. has az IL objective a two
i.id pu, pose - reporting OF the
brarch's activities during the past
wear. sud outlining the future pos
slbiIlles OF he association and
what u has meant 10 the Negro.
TIE reports vii b. inside by a
representative o. the local branch
and aril.afe< with a special report
stsIming from he corcen.raied
drive against police brutality.
The Detroit branch vas part o.
the Committee To End Police Bru-
islify committee OF which Or. James
J. Mcclendon. De roii branch pres
ideni. was chairman
TIE future OF he association and
what :, has mean; 20 he Negro
vill be explained BY F. Fredr.c
Morrow coordlnstor ~ branches
Nr. Morrow will speak on What
me NAAcP means 70 the American
Negro and Us future posSeibiliiies =
The meeting II scheduled 20 star
~ 3 30 n
A graduate ~ Bowdoln college
~ Morrow was A. one time man
aver ~ Opportunity magazine He
is contributor 10 many 81 The
leading periodicals and recognized
az one ~ me better qualified spesk-
ere IN he country
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-11
Peerless Art Club
Holds A Meeting

The Young Women's Peerless
Art club met Thursday, November
2. at the home Of Mrs. r. L. Stat
ford. on Warren avenue.
The president, Mrs. Sadie Lind
say, presided. Mrs. Josephine May,
after calling the roll, read the min
utes Of the last meeting. Reports
of committee chairmen were sub
mitted, following which L. NJ. Hen
drick gave an interesting account
of the Association meeting of the
Detroit Association Of Womens
clubs. and the board meeting Of
the Michigan Association Of Wom-
ems clubs.
Later, Mrs. s. F.. Straughn re-
ported on the second board meet
ing of the Detroit association. Mrs.
Lindsay added a few remarks on
the three meetings.
Plans for the annual Christmas
dinner are being completed. A
post-Thankseiving party is also
planned for the last Saturday in
November, at the home Of Mrs.
Rose Johnson, on Marston avenue.
An auxiliary TO the club was re-
Gently formed. II will be called
The Junior Peerless Art club. The
group is composed of girls from
twelve TO sixteen years Of age. Mrs.
Sadie +. Straughn is the clubs
sponsor, assisted by Mrs. jose
phine May.
Mrs. Stafford, the hostess, served
delightful luncheon. Mrs. J. Nc
Daniel and Mrs. Mazique were
guests.
The next meeting will be next
week with Mrs. Rose Johnson, on
Marston.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-11
LABOR
CONTINUED from page Il

waiting 10 come irfo olr un.or,'
declared l.ySles. The workers az
tired OF the discriminatory acton
OF the ALL
While Lysles did MOI reveal ~
procedure 10 he followed. he "a.
formed the members ~ the East
Side Tavern Owners sssociaron
Tuesday afternoon 'hst he Cor
Corner would be SUPP I'd win beer
should the truck drivers members
OF an ALL affiliate, refuse 10 deli''
er beer.
And Lysles took a'yaniags q
the opportunity 10 point ont 10 ne
members that the trunk drivers ~
long to a union Of which a NegTo
could not become member ana
thus they were not hired BY any
OF the brewerles.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-11
Funeral Services Of
Detroit Physicians
Mother Held In Ohio

Mrs Bessie Alexander. OF Bridge
port. Ohio. passed away az her
late residence in that city. Tues
day morning. Nov. Z. following a
brief illness Mrs Alexander was
the mother % Dr.. Paul Alexander.
41s King avenue, Detroit and Ralph
Alexander, fHreral director, in
Cleveland. Ohio
Ralph Alexander visited Detroit
SUNDAY and informed his brother
that their mother was not we'll
Mrs. Mamie Alexander wife OF the
physician. returned with her broth
er-in-lsw TO Bridgeport 70 be at
he bedside ~ the elder Mrs Alex
anfer hgi before reaching Bridge
por' hoy were Informed that the
mother had died
Or Alexander left for Bridgeport
Tuesday afternoon 70 attend the
funeral
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-11
Detroit Clerk Sets
New Record During
An Efficiency Test

Adolphus wells, OF Detroit. a
colored clerk IN the postoffce
department, broke all known
previous records IL recent
routine test for efficiency and
speed.
In the scheme test. Wells dis
tributed twelve hundred cards at
the rate Of eighty per minute and
made only seven errors.
According 10 postoffice work
ers. this "a the highest record
ever set by a clerk. in the de-
partment. IN similar scheme
test In fact, II Is claimed that
Wells speed and skill In dis
tributing mail surpakses that OF
the majority OF the foremen I'M
der wnom he works, for which
reason many OF his co-workers
believe him deserving OF promo
ton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-11
Hester Watson Opens
Little Hat Box With
Latest Designed Hats

Fashion enthusiasts will welcome
the opening this week or The Little
Hat Box at 451 F.. Warren ave-
nue.. Detroit The Little Hat Box IL
under personal direction OF Miss
Heater Watson, talented designer
and style expert
Miss Watson formerly operated
The HEsTER-S KLIEvER KLAD
SHOPPE. which was one OF the
finest and most fashionable dress
shoppes in New York City.
MIes Watson attended Pratt In
stitute In Brooklyn. Her training
has fitted her n copy or design
personally. all OF her models. Her
speciality will he 70 suit the lndi-
viduai personality with creations
entirely hand made
She ie the daughter OF Everett /.
Watson, prominent business man
OF this city.