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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22
LANSING NEWS
By urs. Rosa T.. Porter

Mr and Mrs charles Rhonenee
were week end guests " her moth
or Mrs. lara Bushy
The Reaconaircs. one OF T.ars-
lns's prominent social clubs. will
sponsor = gala cabaret fariv. Fri
dav. April u. al Mason temple
l0i5is No 81 Joe street Prizes
will be awarded for The three best
amateur acts. ST Jenkins and his
orchestra will furnish music
Lincoln Community center held
2 variety show. sponsored nv the
Oldsmohile. featuring various
groups ac'ive in local community
work.
Mr. and Mrs Rushv were week
end guests Of Nr and Mrs Rurrcll
900 GARFIELD street. Detroi,
The Bearonaires entertained 'heir
wives recently. with q chicken din
nor a. the home NJ Mrs Aihur
Johnson The men ~ The oraanlza-
fion prepared the dinner Table do
corsiions were Of hyiacinihs and
orchids
The Mothers club had = poi luck
supper last Monday night Guests
nresent were. Mrs GRAY Mrs VI
Cook Mrs NJ Johanna also a new
member. Mrs NJ. Allen Mrs G.
Rushv e president
Tho Wonder Four quartet sang
AZ Lincoln school Monday. Anril
L.. on rosf-Easter program Mrs
Hardin, Was chairman Tuesday
April Is. tho quartet sang al River
Junction for Townsend Plan
group.
The late Earl \ Boil passed
awav on April IL Ne Is survived
hv his widow Mrs Ida Mae Rell
his mother. Mrs Ella Bell two
sisters Mrs f.. Allen ldlswild- md
Mrs Edna Allen Lansing; also
other relatives
Mrs clark Il quite IN Friends
wish for her speedy recovery.
Homer cherry Il IN local hos
nital where no reCentlN nnder-
went an operation He is expected
to return home soon
MIR. and AIRS Jenkins. Mrs vii
liams. and MIR. WINDOW were last
week end guests AZ the home ~
their father IN Massolin They al
80 visited other friends IN Canton.
Ohio.
Several 81 the Lansing litter
hugs attended Andy Kinks dance
at Flint
Lansing citizens arc urged 70
read tho Detroit Tribune each week
II is trimming over with sricv
news. The Tribune Il Michigan's
outstanding Negro weekly
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22

The skies were OF softened hue
The wind was gentle at first, then
became playful as II whisked MI
lady's bonnet. and sent II tripping
over the ground. The sun tried
hard TO smile, but the light cloudi-
ness was bit impenetrable. Last
Sunday. however. was lovely day
and offered opportunities for nu-
merous activities. in which we all
engaged.
In the early evening, we stopped
at the Carl Pompeys. only to find
that the Happy Pal club had ar
rived a step ahead OF us. The re-
suit was. we babe the folk a reluc-
tant adieu and surrendered the
privilege Of tasting the tasty repast
enjoyed by the club members.
We then dropped IN at the J. Ma
bors home and had a Sunday chat
with their guests. Mrs. Boxx. Mrs
Johnson and Mr.. Thomas, which
was delightful.
We next headed for the down
town section, and after window
shopping a bit, dropped in at the
Community center and gathered in
formation about the local activities
planned for the next few weeks.
The splendid young mems aftil-
lated organization, known as the
popular Crescent club. announce
that they are sponsoring a health
program. In observance. OF the sill
yer anniversary OF National Negro
Health Week. The theme for this
years observance will be. THE
Citizens Responsibility for Com
munity Health" This particular
health program Is conducted annu-
ally. in cooperation with the U. s.
Health Service, state, country and
city health departments, and vari-
Gus volunteer health and civic or
| CARNATIONS. A health movie will
be featured. through the courtesy
OF the local tuberculosis associa ?
ton. entitled. Let My People
Live Dr. {. A. Alexander, prom
inent local, physician OF the race,
will he the CHIEF speaker OF the
evening. The program Is scheduled
TO take place at pm. April 20 al
Douglass Community center. Or.
T. J. Woodford is acting chairman.
The public is invited.
Sunday afternoon, April %. from
10 s. the College club will spon-
sor musical tea" You are in
yited. A rare treat Is promised.
Those in charge OF summer camp
activities are seeking to send one
hundred hoys and an equal number
OF girls 10 camp. With this In view,
the Douglass Community plans To
feature large benefit show. n
I've given in MAY. Funds raised will
go toward financing the expenses
OF sending the local boys and girls
10 camp.
The residence of Mrs. Vivian Nit
chell. 1880 w Michigan. was the
scene OF a meeting held by the
Girls unit. last Wednesday eve
ming. Attorney c. A. Pratt was
speaker OF he evening.
We Dropped in Sunday TO wish
Mrs. Hannah Stevens speedy re-
covery. She Is now convalescins
after a recent operation for APP
pendicitis at Borgess. hospital.
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SLants OF Ybsilanti
b. Mrs. Eugenla O'Bsnnon

preached on the theme. Resource
ton OF Christ" az the morning wor-
ship. There was packed house.
A. 2 pm. a large audience enjoyed
The recifations and songs rendered
By the sunday school pupils, con-
Quoted by Mrs. Willie wilson and
Mrs Naomi Cox. Second Baptist
church expresses Importation 10
Mrs. Lillian He'll % Detroit. who
made and dona ed The beautiful
cross ~ white lilles Mrs. He'll also
gae q similar presentation 70 Brown
Chapel.
A waffle and sausage breakfast
was given EaSier molninz at the
residence ~ Mr. and Mira. Pink
Williams. sponsored by The Busy
bee club.
Revival services are heinz held
AZ Second Papiisi church and viii
close April .s Tho Rcv o. = Jones
OF Inksfer. Mich IS IN charge iou
are invited 10 attend
The sick for ne week are Mrs.
Cornelia Roderick. Mr. and Mrs.
Armstrong ~ Second avenue Mrs.
Harper First avenue. Mrs. shack.
Monroe ami Mr Harris on Aliens
street..
The cross serNice presented by
The senior choir ~ Second Baptist
on Good Friday Was a very solemn
and impressive one.
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By Mrs. Jessie Smith

Choosing Luke 24;13 as the text
for his Easter message. Pastor A.
Knowles spoke from the theme.
THE Living Christ The Gospel
chorus rendered music In keeping
with the occasion. Parents. chill
dreu. and friends assembled At 7
D. u. at Campbell Chapel church
for The Sunday School Easter pro-
gram. which was enjoyed ny all
present. The program committee
consisted of Mrs CorrIne Carter.
Mrs. Amazine Ford. and Miss Edity
Bryant.
Mrs. Dorsey Cook enjoyed the
Easter holidays with her mother.
Mrs Ida Pollard and other rela-
tives. in River Rouge. Mich.
The Mary r. Handy Mite Mis-
sionary society was hostess 10 the
Samson Brooks Missionary, Of
Brown Chapel. ypsilanii. also The
society OF Second Baptist church,
last Thursday afternoon. An in
spiratlonal program was given and
delicious refreshments served In the
diaing room.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walters.
who have been house guests OF
Rev and Mrs. A. Knowles. have
returned to their home in wabash,
Ind
Mrs. Mary smith Mr.. aud Mrs.
Guy Smith. aud Miss Wanda Smith
Joined. other relatives in Ypsilantl
last Saturday evening. al a sur
prise birthday party. honoring the
birthday OF the mother ~ Mrs.
smith. Jr. The honoree. Mrs. Ar
thur Green. received a number OF
natal day tokens. Fifteen were pre-
sent. including one great grand
child. James Smith Jr.
The many guests from Whitaker
and Ypsilanti. who psrtook OF the
sumptuous dinner served last Sat
nrday BY Mrs Rose Bryant and
helpers. ~ the home ot Mrs. Elmer
Brook. we're loud In their praise of
the dinner and expressed the de-
sire 10 attend another soon. Mrs.
Elmer Brooks n the granddaughter
OF Mrs. Rosie Bryant.
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The Rev. Mr.. Piftman, pastor Of
the calvary Baptist church, deliv-
cred an inspiring sermon from The
subject "The Invaluable Word at
l1:a0 am. Sunday morning. II. was
enjoyed by all who attended.
Among the visitors present we're
James Grace. Mr. Jackson. Mr.. and
Mrs Wilson OF Israel Baptist
church. Detroit,
The Blue Ribbon and Lily ~ the
Valley clubs rendered the monthly
program at pm. Some ~ the
numbers rendered were duet MIR.
and Mrs. Hill; reading. Gushian
Pittman and selections by the quar-
tet OF Turner Chapel church.
Turner Chapel church was high
~ entertained Sunday by the VIM
son Chapel AME church, Quinn
road. the Rev. Mr.. williams. pastor.
The Preachers union will he held
at Turner chapel Sunday. April 80
The Rev. Mr.. Dozier is president.
Everyone Is welcome.
The Morning Star Baptist church
was entertained Sunday by The
Rev. and Mrs. Mcbride OF Detroit.
The Rev. MIR. Moore OF Detroit
served at Zion Baptist church sun
day He was former pastor OF his
church.
Congratulations 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Dorsey for their little baby
boy horn Monday. April TO-
The Mt. Clemens high school has
organized a baseball team for The
first time in fifteen yea =
The team will play its opening
game Tuesday. April IS. Season
tickets are IS cents.
All who attended the birthday
party OF Miss Helen Stevens re-
Gently had very enjoyable time.
Among those present were Robert
King. Altha Hill, Clarence Lever
cite. Sarah Mails. Willie Pearl
Reese. James Strayham. Otis Hop
sou. veralee Reese, Celeste Blanch
and others.
The Thesplan Modernette club
met al the home Of Shirley and wy
anna Brewer Thursday. April IL.
The club plans great things for The
future. Marie brewery is presl-
dent; Doris Noel Is secretary.
Residents OF the community are
very sorry to learn Of the accident
incurred by Edward Dorsey re-
Gently. Mr.. Dorsey received a
broken rib when struck by his car
being driven by his brother-in-law.
vInson Chapel
vinson Chapel AME church was
full 81 the Easter spirit and the
attendance was unusually large.
Sunday. April 2.
Among the visitors WAS Curtis
Turner. former pupil ~ the
church. whose presence was much
enjoyed. He IL invited 10 come
more often.
The pastor. Rev. Moses williams.
preached his Faster sermon from
ST. Luke e2:f0. PRAY that We enter
not into temptation" Roth the Sen
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-22
ROSEVILLE
Nv ]. Norris

The Sunday School ~ ST. Luke
AME church opened Al 9:S0 n. m.
Morning service began al i0:45. at
which time the pastor preached
from the text Matt. 5:is. subject.
The Salt Of the Earth"
The mock conference closed the
trustee rally Friday. April IL. II
was fine success. Sponsors are
very grateful 10 all for the fine co.
operation shown.
Let us remember that the month
Of April Is the month OF prayer at
81. Luke. Monday evening prayer
service was held AZ tho home OF
Keifer Patterson. Thursday even
ing the Rev Mr.. Manning OF Ham
lei temple and his choir will wor-
ship at St Luke. The choir will
hold rehearsal AT seven o'clock on
Thursday.
The A. {. league met AZ & n. m.
last Sunday We were pleased 10
have the wife ~ the Rev. Mr..
Whoey worship at ST. Luke. The
doors OF ST Luke are always open
10 visitors.
The pastor and members are
looking forward 10 wonderful
service and program for Mothers
day. Mr.. and Mrs. James Weather
Of Detroit will he two OF our dis
tinguished guests Come and hear
them sing.
First Baptist Church
The First Baptlst Sunday school
was opened last Sunday at $40
am. ny the superintendent. Mrs l..
Means.
The pastor. the Rev. +. F. Thorn
a.. was In charge OF the morning
services. His sermon was based on
the eleventh chapter OF Deuteron-
omy. AS the eagle siirreth her
nest" G. ROYALS was soloist.
The Rev Mr. Gadson and congre-
cation OF East Lake Baptist
church. Detroit. we're present. The
East Lake choir rendered beanti-
ful song selections. including sew
tIdi SolU@. ltWpiditVU WNN 'Hf
theme Of the Rev. Mr.. Cadson 5
message taken from tho NTH chap
ter OF Matthew.
BYPU convened at s pm. pre-
sided over by the vice president.
Leroy Brown.
The evening service began at 7
o'clock. Visitors are always well
come AZ First Baptist church.
Emma Lee Hamilton Is church
reporter.
The Macomh Garden Rible class
met al the home Of the Rev. A..
whoey. eS1s0 Lawn blvd. recent
~. The lesson subject. THE indie
structibility Of the Scriptures was
taught nv the Rev MIR Whoey.
Many interesting and uplifting
facts we're presented. The class
meets each Monday niEht at 7'So
O'Clock.
q. Green II president; Mrs. n.
Johnson. secretary: the Rev. A.
whoey. teacher.
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vi. olive baptist Church

NJ. Olive Baptist Church
fhs Rev. G. Taylor preached an
,r,kenins sermon Sunday morn
Inr from Nehemiah 2:7. subject,
'H,s you rot your letter. AT the
evening" service he selected the text
Like ss. using the subject. Joy
% the mountain Both services
r,, well attended. Several visl-
tors we're present from Romeo also
Miss Eva Spine and company from
thI, civ. The Rev. Mr.. Taylor was
accompanied by his wife, brother
and sister
In response 10 the call for boy
scouts in Fort Huron by the Rev.
NJ. TAYLOR two weeks ago. about
twenty hoys moi him at the church
SUNDAY a. 4 . m for instructions.
All seemed 10 he Interested in
scouting. Another meeting is sche-
tulsd for Sunday April % at $40
pn.All iAe sick members are re-
wnsd improving.
NJ. and Mrs r.. Bates have an
rctced the engagement and ap-
preaching marriage OF their daugh-
lH Dorothy IN Angus Albert
Woods the Wedding to take place
IN June
Funersl services were held last
Friday for Rov Gatewood from the
Allch Bsp'ist church. the Rev.
VI Aksrs officiating. Burial was
b Lakeside cemetery. Mr.. Gatewood
risssd Tuesday morning in his
hons.
Shiloh Baptist Church
A. the morninE worship scripture
ritlrg WAS nv the pastor who also
offered PRAYER. The message was
Preached nv The Rev. Mr.. Humph-
NJ. We All Do fade az a lear was
ne subject taken from Isaiah
w There YES y large attendance.
A ~ m The willing Workers
tuN n Shiloh rendered a program.
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Inkster lettings

To much credit cannon be given
those persons who ASSISTED Sup.
A. l.. simmons in planning the
Easier program AZ Smith chapel
church. They were; Mrs Maud
Anderson. Mrs Rachel Perry. Airs.
Eloise Evans. Mrs. Rose Mary
Simmons. Miss Alberta Taylor was
Sunday school organist.
Rev A. u. Evans was guest Al
Wilberforce university last week.
He also attended disiricI confer
ence al Newark, ohio. in the col
umhus district
Elder Powell. presiding elder
and Rev. $. H. Williams. Ham
framck clergyman, accompanied
Rev Evans on Inc OHIO ,iip
The ladies ~ Smith Chapel dou-
bed the men in their weekly hn-
ancial contest FOR The huiidinc
fund. Mrs l.eona Goodson was the
winner. Dewitt, Goodson, her hus-
band lost
The colored voters Of inkster are
10 he commended for their solidari-
~ ~ the polls Monday Apri In
which placed LOUIS J DENNY a. ,hc
head in The council race. and ROY
O. y. Jones. second. nyer ihci
white opponents mister now
boasts OF having elected two col
ored councilmen. for which We are
proud.
AIRS Willie Burden was hostess =
The Imperial Art and Literary
club. Wednesday nishf. a. hel
home on Harriet street After the
business session The hostess serv
cd delicions refreshments
Mrs. Hell Baker entertained 'hs
Yad Suei club. Tuesday night
The lnksler Council 81 cluh'
W Southwest lnksier. me- Tuesday
with Mrs Lillian Allen Mrs Eihe
Sargeni presided. The club ha'
launched village vide tampa er
aSains weeds Each stree Is com
petne in The contest for hoaufifr
wards and lawns. hairmcn in M
campaign include Mrs Rosa Bold
en-. Mrs Ossie Rodgers. Mrs Rose
Simons Mrs. W NJ Rinion Mrs
Fannie Anthony Mrs z 8 Perry
Mrs. E'hel sargent. Mrs Alherth'
Lewis Mrs Naomi Defoe Mrs las
lice Morris. Mrs Gertrude Leo
Mrs. Marjorie Neapeau. Mrs lii
liam Allen. Mrs Willie y Curr
Mrs. Edith Allen Mrs Sleigh an,
Mrs Austin. Mrs T. Sargent q
president ~ the organization.
Mrs l1ena Mcmillan was hos
Tess 10 The Trustee Helpers cAb
Wednesday afternoon Mrs Ross
SIMMONS presided After me hnsi
ness. delicious rcpas, was serv'
ed
Mrs. Fannie ANTHONY entertained
Tho Ladies Industrial club las
"Wednesday afternoon
The Rinion sisters were hostess
% 10 tho Lily ~ me valley clrh
FRIDAY after school Following 'h'
business period 100 cream an,
cookies We're served
Miss lofiie Guest is visiting he
sister and hrother-in-lav W
and Mrs Anderson Made. 80
Springhill avenue
Rev Jordan. father ~ MIS- Orhe
ia Akles. is visiting his dsughiei
! here lie was CUES minister n
Smith chapel SUNDAY morning
Miss Annie Relic Duncan. o
SUNNY hospital staff. was a visitor
at Shiloh Chapel. SUNDAY.
Certain folk tell me that Rol
Spencer is mighty sweet on Lille
Copeland. ! wonder II the love bus
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has really bf'en How about y,
Fob" Remember 'he ladies' sou
passed Safnday
First Baptist Church
The SUNDAY 81 hool a FIRST Rap-
us' is glownS in attendance ard
financial progress. Willie Miles -
in charge ~ The s 81 IN the alb
sence of Sgpi charies cprnedeii
sunday morning Pastor a T..
Metri,i preached eioauenflv.
subject one Thing Thou lAckes'.
Soil our eA' MAJ ~ 20 I'll
Among other things no speaker
said. There afe ONLY \ few folk
who fuilv know and undersiard
their hflstan duty and who will
20 fotln The task assigned l2ror-
anee ~ Tho Word ~ God does NOT
e1case person from sins COM
miued
The Junior choir directed hv =.
Norfis rendered oveiv music sun
dav night Rev Merritt preached
the seimon
SUNDAY afternoon April %. viii
mark ihe eiose % he contest he
tween Tfssiee shaw and Deacon A.
Fo'i A good program will preceda
The contest
MISS Anna Burnss and tnius
Barnes were married lecen'lv in
lnksfer.
D. +. 4 Milton was guesl at
Firer Raprst sunday morning
Niiss Magnolia -imms j. church
reporfef
second Baptist Church
Second Rar'ist was crowded ~
capacif, sunday morning The pas
Tor Rev .. Jones. preached q
fine sermon. subject An Awaken
cd Church Man ~ % He said
The most tragic thing which can
happen is 70 have church that -
asleep Satan sets his tran Tor 'hbss
who are ASLEEP
IN the afternoon 'hs 8 lanes
Rap'isf church DETROIT ~ which
Rev Rarneit ia pastor we're
guests of. Inc lnnior Missionarv
society. A spiritual feast was en-
ioved
The evening service ives song
feast The choir presented their
regular monlhly musical program
The Missionary sncieiy gave sur
prise party SATURDAY, afternoon. -
houor ~ Mrs ! j Jones 4 deficit
ols fopasf WAS served Mrs Jones
received manN lovely gifts A NUM-
her ~ invited guests attended Mrs
Ia Allen is president ~ the cMb;
Mrs r. Raksr. secretary
The pastor ~ hrs' Rariis' has
hcen conducting revival meetings.
~ second Rspfsi in Npsilanti tor
me pas' week Tho revival SO FAR
has been greaf success
Miss Christine vhrner Is church
iporfr.
club News
Miss Rernice Harris has ias' re-
turned from BATON Rouse "a She
eporis having had delightful
Time
The Social Srrhiskafes club ia
planning sewing exhibit 70 ne
given soon Annonrc cement will he
made ia'er Two is'ineWshed
guest attended mo clubs meeting
/ last FRIDAY. They We're Miss Eve
! Ign Williams. ~ Romulus Mich.
and l.eandre lones NJ Inksier Tbs
rlnh viii sponsor 'ea Friday
night ~ This week Games dancing
and refreshments Will hs featured
The meeting reNt week will be
with Miss Stella LYONS Geraldine
Rutherford X club reporter.
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WINDSOR NEWS
BY Arytla Chase

Ratlins and his glee club
~ M yMCA rendered a classi-
900 ~. .rsm at Tanner AME
q pr srIday evening. April H..
duea o,r,m was sponsored by the
p,vs league Of which Mrs. Al
s"" \. president 1t was an out
s,,tIps program. a.. .s,rs
sunu D,y service al the BME
,all, .s The love feast service was
aa,p, N the pastor being the
y Al 4 pm. holy commu-
fs. "a. served. the guest speaker
ile' MS ne Rev Mr.. McLary OF De-
ras The evening service was In
W. . =, the hoy scouts and cubs.
s' ~. MISSIONARY society OF the
~. ir' ,hurch will hold their annual
Nv ,sIlv on the first Sunday In
w. n, Zion church Of God rem
- religious program In AM
s...,.urr. Ont Friday night. A very
s.,.,sl lesson was taught by Ed
Marion. 4 large crowd was
present. "a ,,,.rs,v
.,s s,s Mans we'll under way for
=. annual spring dance TO he CIV
y rrldsv evening. April 81 at
c.,,l Gables hall on Ouellette
~. .,,..,. Indications are that II will
,,,v large crowd. A well-known
..,A,.rra has been engaged for the
.,.,Ius Mrs neshields and Mrs.
MI are in charge.
NJ. Sarah Foster. 70. passed
.,,v on April 10. Funeral serv-
a., we're held from the James SUIT
~ Funeral home. Interment was
/, crsnlawr Memorial cemetery.
Survivors are three daughters. Mrs.
/. Talbot. Mrs J. Williams. Mrs.
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NORTH END
rlnh Mlnerraa
By llireda CiIngman


Toe Club Minervae gave n very
nccss'tul party last Friday night
which time a iltterbug contest
vas iesiuied Robert Evens and
knnetis Brown won the prize.
nv olher couples also took part
~ The contest They were as fol-
,eEs LESSEE Clements and w.
NV Fred Thomas and Mildred
nins' Thomas Every and Buck
s"a Arthur Eccles and Leslie
V'nents. The prize gives the win
'fs was one dollar.
say iamboree will he given by
w Ultra Smart set. Sat. April
ga 2s2t ST. Antoine street. There
~ De good music. Fun tax. hfteen
unu Q. Fern is president: w.
,.nss' financial secretary; W. F..
"oelss' reporter.
cay " & tFeathered Merchant)
Sn YOU know your girl friends
.'aau'Nri'iing by now? Don't take
s nu''s TO work and then phone
~, ~. iou get what ! mean. Yes.
louise mean YOU.
). 'Dck Henry. when are you going
. give your two girl friends their
e. Tor saving your life Easter
y ysaOay night. Don't get us wrong.
~, ~. Ism : blackmail.
L Why Was a certain person cry
u ~ a. The club Minervae party:
n !. u wasn't about love or was
NJ ~ corn cob pipe and tweeds?
ana Mrs Wilson OF Ann Ar
NJ. we're visiting sheir mother.
VlinEman Easter sunday.
,h, "as' are the Feathered Mer-
A.,a s 'rying TO do. get a girl on
ma enos OF the north side.
MAO ~ao was the lovely lady our
t..s 49,. friend Leroy (the Ice boy)
70 The midnight show
,,s ,Vu al should have been here
~. 'sen The hack yard jump ses-
p.ll thursday morning b<kweeu
NJ and Alger.
so,,a y that every morning
NV, Easter vacation certain
ns .oms to a house on Russell
h 800 a.,a straight for the kitchen?
a, ,su,cn be because they never
s. = the morning. would IL,
Win R. r oo'ns q" right
Nn,, lucille l. OF the Club
c.. va0. said all the i've IL gone.
c, what ! msani
''' Hiekinbo,ham was at the.