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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-20

EAST END NEWS
Il, Julia Turner
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eyes. Quiet Louise King and quiet
Tommy S,andrcld arc making a
quiet coupe. You know we re-
poricrs get around and see these
things.
Who is the new gentleman that
is dating Gcfiic Browning up
ahead of timce We wonder II this
affair is serious or Just one OF
these things
DO you suppose Almedia Leven's
fortune was right. especially the
part concerning William
We wonder if Helen Harden was
fooling or II She really introduced
her cousin to Us.
Fred king really has his heart
set on Gretha Boone Wonder how
long will 1t last
The Swing club is certainly 60
ing over biz. Those who have not
joined had better ret Information
from a Phyllis Wheatlev girl or
Vikings boys. The clubs first
dance Friday proved a total sue
cess. Officers arc president,
William Jon 8: vice president
Godfather Dichcrson' secretary,
Amedia 1cScn,, treasuretS. Hill
tom Robinson and Juanlta Young
It's rumored Thar Waymou Riy-
ers noticed certain person look =
ing very sweet in the manlesS
wedding. Well they say true love
never dies.
Porter DuRoise has his heart sci
on c. r. DO you think he can
be serious enough 90 talk sense
10 a rrl9
What young man living on the
cast side is writing G letters to
Viola Scott
Is. r. secs r. Travis twice day
and four times on SUNDAY. Wrll'
Wen!
John Ussery IS still chasing
across tEe lNer.
h. w. is sharp cat these days.
II has been noticed that Char
line Raincy likes eating free
lunches.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-20
LANSING NEWS


Elder and Mrs A. p. Martin Of
the Church OF God. 9l4 Williams
street. gave reception in honor
Of Miss Jimmie Lee Smith. OF
Akron. Ohio, who has been in
Lansing since Mrs Martins ar
rival from the hospital. Miss
Smith has made many friends
while in this city.
The iweniy-eight guests present
were Mr.. and Mrs. II. O, Hockei',
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Washing
ton. Mrs. Alice Campbell, Mes
danes Emma Adcox. Nellie Davis.
Peal Roberts Lon McLaurinc and
son, Harry. Miss Mary Johnson.
Mrs. Rosa Leo Porter. Miss Willie
Ice Porter, Mcssrs. Harry James,
John Jenkins and sister. Louise;
Rev. L. Spratt and Rev. BroadnaN.
Miss Smith received lot OF nice
gifts. She left for her home Fri
day, May II. Miss Smith is the
daughtcf OF Elder j. II. Smith,
pastor OF the Church Of God in
<lNi'iif OliVs
Elder A. b. Martin LEFT Sunday,
Mothers Day, for Battle Ci,,H,
Mich. where he joined Elder
J. z. Stewart and J. r. Chair en-
route to South Haven Mich, where
they spent the day.
Elder Martin. in company with
Thomas Washington, moiored 10
Battle Greek.
Mrs. Nellie Davis and Mrs
Maud Washington sponsored a
Mothers Day program last sun
day at 3 p. m. at the Church OF
God
Please remember that Elder
Martin announced fhat there will
bc a program at his church sun
day following bis fifth anniver-
saly. The Wonder Four quartet
and the Northern Junior Jubilee
singers VIII sing Mrs. r. L. Por-
ter Is manager of the chorus and
quartet, Grady Porter assistant
director: Miss jimmie Mae How
ard president; Mrs. l.. McLaurine
chairman Of the program
A one-way party was rendered
Ienna Brown recently who will
open an engagement IN Buffalo
~ Y. The hosteSses we're Corr
riniha Benson. Louise Hunt Cora
Si>son, Tanzy Steward. Minnie
Fulson. Jimmie Bell Drew, kath-
crime Dungy.
The guests included Helen Ban
/ mister, Margie Watkins, Burnice
James. Ester Harris. The party
was given in the home Of Mrs
Minnie Eulson, 1902 Olds avenue
The Blue Lantern was rcopcned
Saturday. May IL. featuring enter
( tainc, from Detroit as follows
Peaches. Henry Allen. the boy
with rhythm feet, Thelnla Giles
personality girl; Lillian Melon
aid, girl with melody voice: Joe
Lewis. comedian; and Connie Al
len. These same entertainers are
exfec.cd 20 apepar in lansnl
over the Weekend at the same
place.
Prizes are now being purchased
Tor that next Whist party ia ne
gwen by the Csrna,on, Art and
Social club on May %
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RIVER Ro|1CE

Wednesday nighi May 10 Mrs.
s. X Yates 22i rolk avenue. en-
.frfaireG Inc T.. r. r. SeVirR
c'uh. OF s. John cME church. 10
irol The nife'trg was presided
over hv mo prcsMen Mrs y j.
Adams enareni events We're pre-
.su'c, by MS G., Shanner club -
pni Those pfesen included
Nr>Gsmes 6 a,ie. Crawford Adj
ans. a. Bowman Smfh " Bord
IT. Dor 80, y "a Henderson Ota
Parker Reed Rndeers Winfsld
ard hases Shahnsr Namhers ~
nc Twin Ni'v Dorras nh NJ Riyer
Ronso and oihe guests we've also
presen' Including Nesdames ward
Verna Stephenson Marie Love Rrf-
an kngofe and Miss clara Niner
After me business routine. he
hostess served delicious lunch
con.
The rally ~ Union Rapiisi church
ended successfully sunday The
ladies' We're IN the lead hnanciaily.
Miss Marie smith and Mary Rn-
hon arc home again sffer an 81
ended trip 10 New YORK and rhils-
delphia.
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ALBION
BY alice Grant

Mr.. and Mrs. Sammie Williams
and daughter Minnie Ice. OF De-
lroit. were guests of Airs viii
liams' family. With them was Mr..
Williams sister, Katie.
Henry Wall is the newly APP
pointed scouinasier Of Troop No.
O..
Mrs. S. prunoc. Manual Gallo
way and Willie vi ichcad OF Ann
Arbor. spent the week lend in AL
bion visiting friends.
Miss Gladys McCrackcn has been
discharged from the hospital.
Young Foll.'S TAX
4 He, perfectly perfect say, +. H..
O. ~. that couldn't be love,
could l.
That jivc talk between d. S.
and a. +. is all washed up, We
hope
Tile Charmants held their weekly
meeting at the home OF Fila VIM
bcrlv Wednesday night
Miss Virginia Smith Of Battle
Creck. was guest OF Mis-, Marge-
lenc Davis OF this city.
me College lntcrscholastic track
meet was held Saturday after
noon. Three Of the colored boys
from Albion won medals namely.
Donald Scott, Herbert Ellison and
Leon Cant
The last meeting Of the West
School P.T.A was held Tuesday
evening. A large number OF the
parents attended Mrs. r. r. Carr
opened The meeting Mrs. Carr is
music director. accompanied by
villa Mae Ewing A chicken din
nor followed the election Of
officers
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Moore
head and family, Of 1913 Bates
street. Grand Rapids, Mich. spent
a delightful day With the family
Of kenneth and Harry Moorchcad
Of this city. ON Mothers Day.
Nathaniel Howard was host 70
many Of his friends Friday night
at his home. Guests from Marshall
were William and Charlie Cole
man and their cousin. l.aMac.
The PEA. sponsored swing
party Friday hight at the Wesi
school for the young set Many
of them were present. among them
being Ann Ruth Guys, Herleu
Cheek, Reuben McC.ay. Luther
Dixon. Henry Dixon. Agnes Burch
Dclah Benjamin. Helen Watts.
A delicious chicken dinner was
given at the AM.E. church Thurs
| daV A., CpfpC
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SAGINAW
Mrs. VI. Toonley

Jesus and His Mother" was the
subject used by the REV. w G..
Wilson at the IL a. m. service
Sunday, Nav II j. There was ca
pacity crowd present. In the mes
sage the pastor pointed out a diff
ferent phase Of celebrating Moth
er's Day. He said in part Moth
erhood is an institution. and every
one except Adam came from it.
There are two kinds OF alumni
coming from this institution. one
progresses in life. while the other
goes down TO destruction
At 1870 y. m. the Rev. Mr..
Garter OF Bay City. gave DEM
onstraiion. producing large chart
on the trip from ERyp. TO Caanan.
The large number present were
we'll entertained as we'll as in
spired.
The Sunday school rendered a
very unique Mothers Day pro-
gram. Beautiful flowers decor
ated the church. Several mothcrs
were present.
The BTU. was favored with a
number OF visitors at its 6 p. m.
session. The contestants in the
financial program are working
hard to make the drive a success.
The Rev. w. NJ Barber. who
was confined 10 his home for some
time. was able TO be out Sunday
morning. Other sick members are
improving.
Bethel Church
Using for a subject "What could
we do without mother?' Presiding
Elder David A. Blake delivered
very touching and inspiring mes.
Says to a capacity audience at the
morning service AT Bethel A.M.E,
church. Holy communion was
taken. Five were added to the
church.
At the close Of the two-weelS re-
vival Sunday evening. Evangelist
Viola Smith delivered powerful
message. Evangelist Smiths cf-
forts here were quite successful
and added much 10 the spiritual
| fervor 10 the church.
The Rev and Mrs J. A. Dean
Sunday school delegate. Susie
Notion and church delegate at
tended the District conference
recently held at Allen Temple
A.ME. church, Detroit.
Tabernacle Church
Pastor Jones preached won
derful sermon at the morning
service Sunday, May 7. The
value of true mother was The
theme OF his discourse. One adj
dition was made TO the church.
The evening service was con-
Quoted by the Rev. +. Gilyard.
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SIants OF Ybsilanti
by Mrs. EugenIa 0'Bannon

Woods was ir Ypsilsnfi on long
eisii two years ago.
Several cars Joined the funeral
pt PROCESSION Wednesday ~ late
Cnagle, Batch, Detroit, enrouie
10 Sioncv Creek Cemetery Mr.
Rurcn. vino was former resident
of Ypsnanii. was ~ell known and
mighty respected by both white and
culored citizens IN Ypsilan'i
Mr and Mrs Charles Herndon
are the proud parents ~. = baby
oov. porn May 3 The newcomer 8
name is REGINALD.
Miss Bcrnice Anderson and Sgd
nov Tucker vcre iolned N holv
lairimonv Saturday. Nav s A.
Napoleon ONO Tho happy couple
are ~ nome 20 tner many friends
on Mad.so street
jacob Krox d'ed Monday Nav
IL. AZ i0ic = ~ " Edith X
Thomas Memorial Hospital after
an Illness % ncaflr ''oo weeks.
Nj and Mrs. RAYMOND RlrreN
~ Detroit ttere Sgndav 'i'ors
NJ Nj and Mrs FrsnN Williams.
Nj Rurrcl is The brother ~ Mrs
Wiilan's.
Those on he SICK 'sf are Mrs.
Ernest Golden Reginald Bronson,
Dave Harris and Mrs Mae Per-
kins Mrs Cornela RoderlcN is
anlc 20 ne ar al about the house
Tho QUARTZ program g'Nen ~
Ham e; Stree Scro.l May vas 2
finc success Tie singers sang -
capacity house Elder Gooch was
pnnsor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-20
PORT HURON
BY Clifford Johnson

%. G.. Thomas VIII lead the sing
ing The public is invited.
Mrs. Phil Davis is convslescing
nicely.
Nj Ohre Church
The Rev George TAYLOR. newly
elected pastor. preached Sunday.
from Heb. lo.l6. subject, Stop
by tho service station
A, 800 p. m. the Rev. Mr. TAI
Tor preached ~ s. Paul A Me
church. using INC text. Matt p AZ.
subject, M; yoG. but as The
Nj Olive choir sang
Al 100 p ~ me Rev 2 Bank
~ Detroit ~ cached from Tho sub
iec' Take stand Tor God = text
Dan 3i7. Several visitors were
present.
Mrs Barbara Malone who hss
been on tho SICK list for more thar
month, is doing fairly ~ell
Mrs Annie Whiiiaker IS hons
from Port Huron hosplial
5 Little Miss Winnie Hogan hs
returned from her vacaiion and
&c hopc 10 SOC her hack IN Sun
dav school sunday
Paul Murphy Of Detroit va'
Tho guest n Miss Eliza Hszelr LAST
sunday.
Miss Hattie 'Taylor and Miss
Mary Bragg ~ Detroit were
guests Of Miss Willie Lee Nooty
Ct,,do, N4u.-
A feH Vecks ago Mrs Verde
Jones wrote poem "0h Lord
Please Hear Ny PRAYER" and ded-
Gated II "a the late Roy Gs'ewood
wno 4; that Tine was sick Re
cause N Gate'vood cherished this
poem 80 mneh omer 6 Thoma
SON SCI L, ~ music The song
was sung AZ the funeral rites ~
M. Gaien ood ~ he request ~
MS 'ams ono g Thomssor
wondered 'he Selection. and VS.
accompanied ~ Mrs Jones
author ~ The poem
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-20

Enemies of the Soul, the Fne-
mics Of Cod 'vas the theme Of
SUNDAY mornings Very in.pirlng
sermon delivered by tne Rev. X.
c.. Smnons. pasior % Brown
Chapel A. NJ F.. Church There
was an appreciatNe audience.
AZ p. NJ Pa,io. simmons pap-
tied one candidate, Master le"ls
White. IN Second Baptist Dap' NY.
The A. G League met Al s y nD
wi,h Miss Thursel Baylis, the yery
efficient president in charge
On Monday evening inc pastor
and his senior choir rendered SER
vice at the fflh anniversary OF inc
Ref. Garihcr Robertson pastor Of
Second Baptist Church
The Rev Mr. simmons and
leonard Bailey we're delegates %
the I.avncn'S Electoral College
session. Which convened i'm Lam
sing. Mich. MAY , They reported
splendid meeting
Talking About Jesus vas 'he
subject az Pastor Garfher Roocr-
sons discourse Sunday Af'er ihe
Very spiritual SERMON eleven CAM
didaies put on Christ ny bapisn'
Tho Re, +. l.. Clark was pulpit
guest
Al 7.2o r M testimonial f'lcc
was held and twenty mempct'
we're fellowShipped into ihe church
The Lord supper was ADMINS
tered by tho Rev G.. " Cars
Mrs AusuStinc Cherry lef
Monday Tor Slvdcilc. ld 90 az
tend the sUncfsl and bural pf lcf
sister. Mrs Louise Woods. s. ho
passed aWav Sunday. May Mrs
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Inkster lettings

preached from the text. "And when
he came TO himself" All day, the
church was filled to capacity.
Thursday night. the contest be-
tween Old Age and Beauty will
close. A musical program will pre-
cede the contest.
Wednesday evening. a specnl
meeting Will he held. 10 raise mon
ey to assist In building the Baptist
Training school In Detroit.
Friday evening. the Senior class
OF lnkster High school will spon-
sor a popularity contest. A variety
program will be rendered.
Many welcomed Mrs. Woodrow
Brown back to church Sunday. ar
ter n long Illness.
Miss Magnolia slmms IS church
reporter.
Second Baptist Church
Second Baptist was crowded
Sunday and the congregation was
a beautiful spectacle, wearing white
and red carnations. as they oh
served Mothers DAY. The choir
and Usher board in summer nni-
forms OF white also made strik-
ing picture.
Rev @. b. Jones. the pastor.
preached sermon on Mother. -
II was forceful and inspiring SER
mon. in which the speaker paid
nigh tribute 10 all mothers and All
womanhood. There were three ac.
cessions 10 the church, one can.
didaie being for baptism.
In the afternoon. The Mothers
board rendered fine musical pro-
gram.
The evening service was short
and very Interesting.
Friday night. May 10. Second
Bap'ist church will be guest OF
First Baptist church.
Rev. j. S. Williams. OF Kew Mi
Zion Baptist church. Detroit. vii
worship at Second Baptist, Inkster
Thursday nIght, May is.
Sunday afternoon. May 81. Sec
ond Baptist will be guest OF MI
Vernon Baptist church, Detroit,
Miss Christine Whiiner is chuicl
reporter.
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KALAM AGO

Mrs. Jane w. Baker, ST., was
recently notified OF the death Of
Mrs. SybiI Winborn, 725 Thomas
street, last Friday evening.
Henry Baker was the victim of
an auto accident last Sunday
morning. He was removed to the
Bronson hospital, where his con-
dition IS reported fair at this writ
ing.
Roy Powell, Irene and julius
Baker went 10 Battle Creek last
Monday evening, TO attend skat-
ing party.
The Camping committee OF
Douglass center sponsored a re-
cent program. entitled. "Ti.- Camp
Follies OF 1899 at Lincoln school.
1t comprised a musical review IN
six scenes. Sponsors included
Leigh Barnes, Emerson Mitchell.
Betty j. Wilson, and Mrs. Lorcna
Harris. Members of the cast in
cludcd Virginia Powell, Nj a
Ash. Vivian Dungy, Georgia Price,
Julia Powell, Charlie Mae Bran
non. Marie Hawkins. Catherine
Gamble. Marie AlcxanCer. Mary
+. Arnold. Bcrtram Mitchell, VIII
liam Phillips. sherman For Z, Nor
man Ash. John Goodwin, Emory
Barnes, and Robert Sutton.
MIS-. Cecilia Buclsner, OF Oak
street. left last Tuesday for Car
mel. Ind, 10 attend the gradual
ton OF her son. Charles. She will
return early in June.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Burton motorcd
TO Battle Greek recently. TO visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Lucas and Mrs.
Wright.
The Community Mothers club
presented Mothers Day pro-
gram. at the ANE church last
Sunday evening Mothers and
daughiets rendered lovely musical
numbers.
Rev. Floyd Sampson preached
at the AMI church last Sunday
morning. His subject was Moth
erhood
Have you given TO the building
| fund.-
Harlem Hits and Bits
What East Side girl has ball
conv with several Romeos2
III. W. Why act, when others
know better?
NJ. Just which one Of the
many is your Dice?
Are S. d. and Nj II. fighting
for L. SIS affection
Where was T.. II. last Saturday
night.
To certain East Slider. III
| didn.t care = Calch1
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Metropolitan Baptist
The Sunday school opened al
$40 with a large attendance. After
the devotional service a splendid
paper was read by Mrs. Fannie
Noble on mother A solo was rem
dcred by Mrs Richardson. Mother
Threats read paper and vocal So
lection was given by Mrs. Jenneiic
Noble. The Rev Mr. Collins,
pastor. preached from the subject
Mothers Power" text, jeremiah
22:36.
Shiloh Baptist
The morning service vas con-
Quoted by the pastor. The Rev
Nr Phillips. Of Detroit read lhe
scripture and PRAYER was OFFERED by
the Rev Mr. Akers Tho Pastor
preached on the text, Eek. 1914
The Rev. Mr. Phillips preached a.
the evening service
The Shiloh Gospel chorus Is
sponsoring a program Sunday. May
81, al 1870 p. M, under direction
W = - MN till4t = tNff'tf n '''
ing The day were Mr.. and Mrs.
llamls. of Detroit Mrs. Pearl orig,
Mrs Scotland and Alon1o Taylor,
Of Port Huron. Little Minnie XII
gore sang solo.
lie Just wouldn't quit was the
subject OF the Rev. Mr. Philip s
sermon. taken from the text Job.
l2;l5. Bapismal scrticc VIII be
held right after the morning serv-
ice Sunday All candidates are
asked 20 be present
81. Paul A.ME.
The Rev Mr. Davis preached ?
great sermon on Mothers Day a
splendid program was presented,
arranged by Mrs OASIS.
The Highlights society was the
leader in the ncw rally Mss Eya
Spraeue led her forces 20 victory
The NA.ACP viii hold mas.
meeting at MI Olsfe Bapis'
church sunday az p. ~. Mgs
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Sunday, May "a, Was red letter
day at Tanner A.ME. church, as
j; was "Mothers' Day. At the
morning service, Rev. Charles
Penny. preached an inspiring SER
mon, subject. Mother" AT 3
p. m. the Rev. VIM. White, of
Detroit, brought the mess c.,
which was enjoyed by all. The
Kings Sons and Daughters Choral
Clul, DETROIT, and Jesse Davis.
singing evangelist OF Inkster, and
John S. Solomon, soloist, appeared
ca the program. Also Mrs. Jennie
Foster, director of Choral Club,
sang for the service. Rev. Emmett
Frye preached at the evening serv-
ice. Refreshments We're served
by the Helping Hand Club, of
which Mrs. Alice Snagg is presi-
dent.
Rev. c. L. Wells. OF the First
Baptist CHI. ~. preached a SER
mon on Mother at IL o'clock
service. The Sunday school OBJ
70 led Mother program at one
o'clock. The mothers and daugh-
ters conducted the evening serv-
ice and enjoyed refreshments after
the program.
Mrs. c. l.. Wells is training the
choir in drama to be given
soon.
The Helping Hand society OF the
First Baptist church will sell dln-
ner all day May Gath.
The Group Committee OF the
Boy Scouts and Wolf Cubs OF the
10Th Pack presented Pack 20 with
a Cub Flag when they attended
services at the Tanner AMI
t. IA Sunday. The services Were
much enjoyed by the attendance
Miss Maudc Watkins will be
guest speaker Sunday, May 2lsi
for the Canadian Girls in Training
OF North Bu.,on. Her theme ill
be Service The Windsor group
VIII be guest of the Buxton group.
Their leader is Mrs. Timbers.
The Mother club of the city,
had a pleasant evening May 18th
at the home OF Mrs. l.. Washing
ton, chairman. Mrs. Mae Thomas
was presented v.th lovely quilt
The late Mrs. Lucy Blockson Of
tho city. died at her home. 927
Mercer street, May 10Th. She was
mcmber Of the First Baptist
church for fifty years. Services
we're held al the church Saturday
az 3 o'clock Surviving are her
husband. William. and three sons,
Arnold. Harold and Albert. Mrs
BlockSon was one Of the most re-
<pccted christian citizens OF the
community and will be missed by
her many friends.
Mrs. Essay NanDyke held the
lucky ticket al the Hydro Demon
s,raiion held recently in the town
hall and She received an electric
toaster.
, A Mass Celebration will be held
Cnc Toms grave, Dresden, on
August l,t.
Mrs Stewart tertained p
number OF her relatives sunday
Among them were Mr.. and MS
| M..nipl. of Detroit. Mr.. and Mrs
Ellsworth and children. Pauline and
Douglas. and Mrs. Nolan, Helen
Marion and Ralph Stewart. all OF
Windsor: Mrs. J Freeman. A nice
day was enjoyed by all.and in the
evening they all attended the
Community church.
Mr.. and Mrs John Barnard mo-
tored to Chatham on Sunday To
visit Mr. and Mrs II. c;ruS and
| family which haNc been III but arc
much better now
Mr.. Roy NanDykc and Mr..
10. I-add, visited friend in
Windsor and Detroit over the
weekend. Miss Betty Land has
recently returned from Detroit and
Windsor where she has been visit
ing her mother and friends
Mr.. Kenneth Milburn has re-
turned home after spending forte
night in Chatham.
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Alleged discrimination in res
taurant located on Cass avenue, d.
rectly opposite Wayne university,
was reported last week by Negro
students at the university.
It was stated that last Thursday
three students, Marjorie Dunbar
Emmetta Morton and Heber Hous-
ton, entered the cafe and ordered
lunches. They were duly served at
usual rates and upon returning to
the school and commenting upon
the satisfaction derived both from
the service snd=the food encour=
aged other students Of color to dine
there likewise.
The following day according to
reports. 10 other Negro students,
including Berry, Anderson, Necia
Harkless, Eleanor Williams, Heber
Houston, Lloyd Richardson, Alice
Coote and four others, visited the
cafe and sought service. Upon do
ing so the waitress handed them a
menu which included a minimum
charge of one dollar and exorbi-
tant prices on food items which
included coca colas selling for Is
cents per bottle as was coffee, milk.
tea and other beverages; sandwiches,
peanut butter, hamburger, cheese
cts, at fifty cents each; split green
pea soup at IS cents per bowl and
sundaes and sodss at IS cents each
Upon requesting an explanation