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The Omaha guide., 1940-07-27

placed the cornerstone. Everybody
enjoyed the basket dinner served
by the Sisters Of Cla~inda. Iowa
with the pastors wife very active
Rev. j. II. Reynolds brought US a
soul stirring message at the even
ing service. We were happy to
have Rev. J. r. Lane a former
ministe of Claiinda with us all
day. Visitors are always welcome
to Clafinda and the Second Bapt-
list Church.
The Omaha guide., 1940-07-27

Second Baptist Church
Rev. ID. Nicholson, Pastor

Service all day was in high. A
special program was had at $3.50.
Rev. c. Adams pastor at the Par
adise Baptist Church preached and
a number of his members came
with him. Mr.. J. w. Daeus, pes
dent of the New Era Baptist BY
PU. Convention made an inspiring
talk responded by Mr.. G. Wiley Of
the Johnson Drug Store. Atty.
w. B. Bryant of Omaha made a
vdry interesting and educational
talk. We weae pleased to have
Rev. Goldsmith and members with
us at the meeting.
Rev. j. Il. Reynolds pastor of
the Pleasant Green Baptist church
The Omaha guide., 1940-07-27

CYO activities. shown to the right
of the squad. In the rear is Ed.
Smith, star Wisconsin U. high hur-
dle~ who is one of the attendants
at the Hall of Sports, and to the
extreme left is Civil Service Com
The Omaha guide., 1940-07-27

dustry in the North and the South
and seeks for us a serfdom we re-
fuse willingly to accept.
The Omaha guide., 1940-07-27
DEMOCRATIC DIsCRIMIN-
ATOMS CITED

The Democratic Party, composed
mainly of those Southern States
which disfranchise Us and deny us
the primary privileges of our cit
izenship, seeks continuance of its
control of the Government and a
strengthening Of its power.
We are called upon to meet the
menace OF such continuance, for
the issue is now joined as to whet-
her a party which has been our
consistent enemy, expressing and
debasing us, shall have u sup
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06
Pontiac News

The pastor OF New Bethel Bap-
fist church and Trinity Baptist
church, the Revs. T. Timberlake
and +. d. Broyles. and their con-
gregations held service nj New
man AME church at 800 p. m. last
Sunday, assisting In rally to
build a parsonage. The Rev. TIM
berlake delivered the message.
DR.. NJ. l.. Spears spoke at the
morning service at New Bethel
church last Sunday. His subject
was Gods Call To Service"
An all-day rally was held Mt
Macedonia church under the aus
pices OF Group No. I. Many talert-
ed young people were on the pro-
gram. The principal speakers were
Robert French, superintendent Of
schools and ]. W. Cooper. grand
chancellor X. OF p. OF Michigan
jurisdiction.
The Rev. r. W. Wright. pastor
OF Mt Zion Baptist church OF De-
troit. spoke at 500 p. m. last sun
day.
A very successful revival at New
Bethel Baptist church, ended last
week. Soul stirring sermons were
delivered by the Rev NJ Toomey
OF Saginaw.
The Laymen OF the African Meth
odist Episcopal church will hold
service at Newman AME church on
April IA.
Mr.. Bryant. proprietor OF the
Southern Barbecue. died on March
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06
Inkster lettings

In he afternoon the pastor chclr
and CONGREGATION were guests az
tho Amity Baptisf church ir inter-
est or The Pastors Aid Tie Rev
Mr.. Jones delivered another great
mcssaee subject salt" Matt. r.
MANY interesting facts we've il
parted Tho Rey Nj KEYS : pas
tor
The church will DO guest O, tho
Tabernacle Baptist church Friety
nieht, April :
The Yadsuci club mot AZ the home
OF Mrs Ella Hankerson last Tues-
day evening Plans were made Cor
a Breakfast TO be hcll IN ,he neae.
future.
The club presented Mrs Gertrude
Paterson, who is ill in the Trinity
hospital. n beautiful pof OF lilies
delicious rcpast was served.
The club will meet al tho home OF
Mrs Daisy Shcpard ucNt mceirE,
All are welcome 70 visit the Sec
ond Hapiis church az any time
Miss christine Wilmer Is church
reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06
Conant Gardens

TT. p. Black OF Norwood ave-
nue.. has just returned from va
cation in Hot Springs. Ark
A. II. Harris OF 1903 Norwood
avenue was called 10 Pontiac
Mich, last Sunday. due TO the death
OF his father. We express our deep
est sympathy to the bereayed tfam-
lily.
c. F. Kemp and family OF King
or street, visited relatives in Fern
dale, Mich, last Sunday afternoon.
Everyone Is looking forward 10
the banquet on April rs AZ the
Vernon Chapel church. sponsored
by the Usher board. Tickets are
nifty cents, so get your tickets ear
ly.
Mrs. VIM. s. Runner Of r. Seven
Mile road was hostess at lurch-
con last Tuesday honoring the
Mother Chorus group OF Atkinson
School. The table was very beau
tiful. decorated in number ~
spring flowers which included yio-
lets. hydrangeas. tulips. hyacinths,
sweet peas and tulips. A pointe de
venise cloth covered the table. and
branched candles threw soft
glow on the pretty glassware and
silver. A delicious menu was serv-
ed by students Of the hostess
Those present we're: Mesdames
Hayward Leach, Sarah Watts. r.
n. Shamburger Vance Barr. Julia
Frazier. Genera Caraboski. Mar
saret Wiley. Mamie S. Tolliver,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06
Slants On Ypsilanti
BY Mrs. EugenIa O'Bannor

over the fine Easter program.
A. II. Anderson was the guest so
lolst al the morning service. Mrs.
W. Anderson is church reporter,
Mark Nicely was taken TO local
hospital Friday.
A birthday surprise party was
given Amos Russell last Wednesday
by his daugher. Mrs. Austin Pat
terson at their home on Hamilton
street. Eighteen guests came 70
help Mr. Russell celebrate
"Sparng the Rod. play writ
ten and directed by Mrs. Matilda
Wilson. was given at the Harr;c,
Street school last Thursday It
went over in a big way
AT all-Negro program will he
given next Sunday. sponsored by
the Northern Young people. There
will also be rally.
On April II the Rev. Mr. Carrot,
the choir and congregation ~ De-
troit. and the Rev. II. 6. simmons
OF Brown Chapel AME church will
be guests OF the Northern group.
The Rev. O. p. Jones and con
creation will be the guests OF the
Southern group on April Fl.
The Jewel jubilee quartet. the
Caldwell Harmony Four and tie
Michigan Travellers club. will be a,
Second Baptist on April 5.
Mrs. Cornelia Roderick is about
the same. Also Dave Harris Nj
Moore is somewhat improved.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06
Woodland Park
By Robert A. Neal


The First Baptist Sunday School
was we'll attended and nicely con-
Quoted Sunday. March 81. The pas
tor, the Rev. VIM. Burkett, preach
ed wonderful sermon.
AT $500 p. ~. the Missionary So
ciety conducted grand program.
which included brief celebration
OF the church's thirteenth anniver-
sary. The main speaker was Mrs.
+. Girlestlne, a world traveller,
who spoke or Courage The Rev.
and Mrs. Grain from Tabernacle
Methodist in Idlewild and the Rev.
Mr.. Vaughn OF White Cloud and the
Rev. and Mrs. Tucker OF White
Cloud were among the visitors
present.
The Community Sunday School
was we'll attended and nicely con-
Quoted last Sunday morning. Mrs.
Grace Henry delivered an instruc-
tive discourse from Matt 2S, on
Christian Womanhood."
A surprise birthday party was
given Thursday, March 26. for John
Howard. Jr- at Odd Bears Rest. A
good time was had by all.
Mrs. Annie Taylor returned from
Kalamazoo Saturday. March so
with her husband. who has been i'll
In the hospital there.
Mrs Marie /. Bell entertained
relatives from Chicago over the
week end.
The school lunch room was re-
opened Tuesday. April after tWo
week discrimination.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06
PORT HURON NEWS
BY Clifford Johnson

Rev. Mr.. Smiley. pastor OF the
Church OF God in Christ, made a
brief talk. The Rev. Mr.. Foster
sang a solo. Mother Johnson OF
St. Paul AME church also sang.
On Sunday, April II. all candi-
dates will be baptized.
The Four Hundred club gave a
silver tea at the home OF the presi-
dent. Mrs. Julia Smith OF vanness
street last Sunday afternoon. II
was great success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Dickinson OF
Detroit. were the house guests Of
Mrs Threats ard daughter. Mrs l..
Morris, OF 2519 yanness street last
Sunday An enjoyable time was
had.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Sneed and
Albert Sabert were the house guests
OF Mrs. Callahan and family last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Searles OK
vanness street are the proud pa
rents OF a beautiful daughter,
Dorothy Lee.
j. Hogan will leave this week for
two weeks visit in Chicago.
Mrs. Mary Sanderson and daugh-
ter. Irere. observed their birthdays
last Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Anna Lee Sheriff. returned
home last Sunday from visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Mary Williams OF De-
troit.
Mrs. Zimmerman is very III at her
home on 23rd street.
Bill Pippens and Norman Whit
taker returned home last Sunday
night from short visit South.
Miss Margaret Law returned
home last Sunday from Flint where
she spent a most enjoyable Easter
vacation with her mother. Mrs.
Laura Law and sister. Mrs. Hattie
Luper.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06
RIVER ROUGE NEWS
By MKs. A. y GRAY WAUGH,

Well. folks Saturday nights
meeting OF March 80 closed oar
final drive for the election OF our
men. AS we write today, election
is being held and next weeks Issue
Will give a full account OF the re-
suits. win or lose. assume 70 III
not necessary 10 give a detailed ac-
count OF the Saturday meeting but
We certainly had the pleasure %
having the heads OF the WAYNE
County Republican Advisory board
and its officers. to give some very
valuable Information Donald Mar
shall. of the Personnel department
OF the Ford Motor company wa al.
50 present
We are quite sad over the loss Of
Mrs Round,ree. another one OF ine
early residents OF our city. also tie
mother OF Mrs. Clara POLLARD. pop
ular rcautician. Services tor TIE
deceased were held from the home.
March p az 10 am lnterment wes
in Noodmele cemetery
In reply 10 the mary phone calls
received. asking why do not give
accounts o. The numerous acfivires
OF the police department. Friends I
think | have explained several tines
In these columns that y. etor no.
TO write such items 40 ! take no.
interest In this class Of news sncD
as the Cunningham case Of this
week what good coull be derived
by reading the unfayorahle news
Of our group, so please excuse me
from that kind OF sO-cailed news
Community center Notes
Our banquet and an other do
ings which mentioned I'D las
weeks issue are going 20 BE- well
worth attending So please bear
this H. rind. and be present Get
out and enjoy the blessings whleh
life IS Kind enough 10 give yog
have just received report
from the hospital ina, there ars
many patients who are So serious
~ ILL., The, NAV pef ogi again
Church Of God
The Church % cod uaier 'ae
able leadership % Res John R.tl-
ards. was We'll attended last sun.
day. The Scno choir rendered
sweet selections Tire pastor
preached an cNcellorf .rrnoa Nc
are indeed ecjoyirg ogv neN
church edifice which e wholl'
dedicated to The service of me
( Lord. All are welcome 10 oar wii-
week and Lord Day noi hlp>
The sick members arc mres lm-
/ proved
Miss cochrane "a church report
or
Fews Memorial CNE Church
SUNDAY March e. Presiding W
der Barnstte preached a SPLENDID
sermon RE is much ela'ed over rio
rapid progress 81 Fows Memo III
church, which is leading The ds-
irici. having paid an confluence
claims aud special assessments
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06
BALDWIN NEWS
First Baptist Church

The sermon preached by the
visiting minister. the Rev. j. MIL
Ter at First Baptist church last
Sunday morning, was taken from
Cor 1919.
The congregation was pleased
to see the Rev. I. X. Tyson back on
the pulpit after few days stay IL
Detroit.
The Missionary society sponsor
ed a program last Sunday which
was enjoyed by all. Those partici-
pating we're: Mrs. Lee. Mrs. Hill.
Mrs Birks. Mrs. Drubs. and ].
Bell. Remarks were made by the
pastor.
Funeral services were held last
Sunday afternoon for Mr. Buck
hanan. father OF Mrs. f. Harrison.
He Is survived by six daughters,
eighty grandchildren and thirty
nine great grandchildren. Also a
host OF friends and other relatives
Burial was in Baldwin cemetery,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06
II InAe ANr Church

Morning service was We'll az
te4drd a, n, LUX, AME ehltcA
last Slnda, The rev N'eac,l
Cnlppper delivered an Impressive
sermon freni Romans $50 Tile q
were quite a few VISITORS present
Al 3 pm The Roy Mr. rAlpepp'r.
Junior choir aud Gospel chorus
sang in windsor ont
The evening services were Wi
attended Among the visitors were
Mrs Bonner and children
Prayer meeting is held evory
"Wednesday evening at $50. jun
Tor choir practice Is on Thursday
instead of Friday
The Junior choir will present
the cavaliers" Friday. Apgil ;
at 81. Luke church at pm.
Berca NJ Church
sunday, March 81 was Mission
AIRY pay az Berea church Tho
Primary and Junior choirs under
the direction OF Mrs Olell Loving.
furnished The music 40 both scrv-
ices Mrs Shaftmaster OF Trinity
church was the guest speaker az
the morning service. The Rev. Mr.
Bankhead spoke IN The evening
service Richard Bryant SANG a
solo.
The Rev and Mrs Bankhead leit
for conference Tuesday morning.
MIR and Mrs. " r. Bright accom-
panied them 10 Cincinnati.
Visiting
Mrs. Fora Blackshear and sister.
Mrs. Rachael Jordan. are visiting
their sick brother in Georgia
Miss Clara Culpepper and broth
ers. Paul and Maurice. visited their
aunt. Mrs. Brunzie Burroughs on
9t2 Theodore. They also visited
their cousin on 1919 Theodore.
Deaths
Jim holland passed away Friday.
March %. Mir Robertson and MIR.
Norwood also passed away
Chatter
Abe Daughtery Is really getting
places these weeks
Guess WHAT Little 1mogcne Gull
pepper was found skating on Ice
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06
END NEWS

Amid sorrowful tears the Rev.
Mrs. Bradford spoke 10 large au-
dience Sunday morning from the
text found in Isaiah SSH. Three
members were added 10 the church
roll In the persons OF Mrs. Gadson,
h. Green and c. Neal.
At $3.50 pm mems day was OBJ
served. the guest speaker being Mr..
Sheriff.. At the evening service
the Rev. Mr. Bradford spoke on
the theme. Going Down from the
Church"
Wednesday evening. the Rev. A..
VI. Martin OF the New Light Baptist
church, rendered service for the
State OF Michigan group. Mrs.
Bows. captain. Thursday evening
the Missionary society met at the
home OF Mrs. Boone.
Elder Adams will render service
for the state OF Alabama group
Friday evening. April 5. Saturday
morning beginning at $3.50 o'clock,
rummage sale will be held in the
church basement under the au-
spices OF the Serior choir. In the
evening an entertainment will be
held at the home OF Julia Mae Turn
err. Ss4 Tennessee. under the au-
spices OF the State OF Kentucky
group. Mary Turner. captain.
The 14th Community Progress
sive club Will hold its monthly
meeting at the clubhouse. ss5 Ten
nesse. Members are urged to at
tend.
The Justice East End Saving
club held It's weekly meeting az The
home OF Mrs Norman Wednesday
night. A lovely repast was served
by the hostess
Just 4 Thought
In this great world OF ours. so
many people wear the same clothes.
live In the same houses. eat the
same dinner and say the same
thing. Blessed are the individuals
who are not lost in the mob. who
have their own thoughts and live
their own lives
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06
Metropolitan Baptist


The pastor. the Rev. l.. c. Col
Inns. used as the theme OF his dis
course last Sunday The Goodness
and Severity OF God" text Romars
1927 Among the visitors was II.
Bell OF this city.
Sunday afternoon the Rev. Mr..
Pittman of Mt. Clemens. Mich. and
pastor OF Calvary Baptist church.
delivered the message. His choir
furnished the music. This program
was in interest OF the pastors first
anniversary
Mrs. r. u. Burrell OF card street
returned home Sunday morning
from Detroit, where she was the
guest OF the Rev. and Mrs. H. b.
Bronson. The Rev Mr. Bronson
has been i'll. but is now improving.
Burrel Jones OF Nern street is in
the Port Huron hospital rapidly
recuperating The church wishes
for all the sick a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Mary winston is church re-
porter.
Pilgrim Baptist Church
Supt. Wilson Morris presided
over a very lively and attentive
group in Sunday school at $3.50
am. last Sunday. After discussing
the lesson the II am. service fol-
lowed at which time a stirrirg
sermon was delivered by the pas
tor. the Rev. julius Morns. The
Lord is My Shepherd" Psalm cal,
was the text OF the sermon.
At 2 pm. the Missionary group
had an old-fashioned song and
prayer service. At 1880 pm. the
pastor preached from Luke 1911,
subject. "Son. Come Home" Pill
grim church Is growing more spir-
itual every Sunday, and extends
to all an invitation to worship at
this church.
Members regret very much the
absence OF the following due to ILL
ness Mrs. Florence Covington,
Mrs. Henin and Mrs. Dorothy
James, all confined to their homes
Miss Irene Marshall. formerly OF
Port Huron. but now residing In
Detroit. spent Sunday In our city,
All missionary presidents and work
ers who are interested In mission
airy work. please try 10 hear Mrs.
p. Hooks OF Detroit Sunday morn
ing. April 7 who will speak at the
morning service. Mrs. Hooks Is
the president OF the Missionary I'M
ion OF Detroit. and organizer and
singer in group OF singers.
Matte l.. Marshall is church re-
porter.
The Mt. Olive Baptist Sunday
school was conducted by Superir-
tendent Anderson last Sunday.
The morning services were OPP
ened with prayer and singing. The
pastor spoke on Don't Leave Me"
Text st. John 1877.
The choir rendered a wonderful
program on Sunday evening. Two
OF the outstanding features were
solos by John Rurell and Miss r..
Hazely.
The Rev. J. II. Henderson. pastor
OF Shiloh Baptist church, conduct
ed services last Sunday morning.
The Rev. Mr.. Foster OF Detroit
brought the morning message. He
chose his text from Psalms 97:12-
IA. Subject. THE Similarity OF Re-
liglon in the Palm Tree"
In the afternoon special pro-
gram was rendered. sponsored hy
the Mission circle. Several men,
beers appeared on the program. The
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06

The Imperial Art and Literary
club met at the beautiful residence
OF Mrs Billy l.. Holloway on Iiar-
rison road. Mrs " ". Binlon pre-
sided. After the business. pot luck
was served Mrs Holloway has
been a shut-ir FOR several weeks.
and the club members were glad
10 see her up and about again
Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Rodgers
have Just returned from Pennsyl-
vania. where they had been called
10 the bedside OF sick relative
Elder David A. Blake delivered
his quarterly message last Sundiv
morning at Smiths chapel As us
ual he delivered soul-stirrinc
message. Due 10 the Illness OF the
organist Mrs. Grace Blake. charm
ing wife OF Elder Blake. accompa-
MED the Smiths Chapel choir
The business session % tho
quarterly meeting was held last
Tuesday night.
A 3 pm the Inkster Gospel band
was present in the interest OF The
Missionary society. The Rev Cur
It's Manner and Thomas delivered
sermonettes The Rev. Mr. Brock
is the president.
The Rev. Mr.. white. who r. chcf
for Crowley. Nillncr and com
panv. his wife and mother. and
Mrs Body ~ Detroit were visitors
at the morning service iSmlih's
Chapel.
The Riddle party a, tho hons ~
Mr.. ard Mrs. Lacey Manner was 2
success last Saturday night Ca,
ribbons. Knockers short drcssr~
and low-heeled slippers were IN
abundance
Grace Alma Temple ~ Elks are
giving a Spring banquet AZ the home
OF Mrs. Gertrude Lee Friday night.
April s.
The Trustee Helpers OF Smiths
Chapel are presenting Harold Holt
OF Detroit in dramatic recital Fri
day night April 10.
Mrs. wiedietus OF Dearborn.
Mich. will give very interesting
book review or "Gonc With The
Wind" for the Willing Workers
board OF Smiths Chapel
Mr.. and Mrs. Nance Conner wish
10 express their sincere apprec'a.
tion 10 the many friends. and 10 The
personnel of Sumby Memorial
hospital. for the many courtcsi,s
given their son. Charles. during his
recent illness.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arth1r
McClearen was the scene OF we'd
ding anniversary party last Satur-
dav night Those who were pres
ent enjoyed themselves very much.
Sophlstlkats News
The Sophistikats had their reeu-
lar meeting at the home Of Bertha
Manner on Fox street. They are
making plans for n dance which Is
to be held on May 4
Geraldine Rutherford Is club re-
porter
Second Baptist Church
The Second Baptist church was
well attended last Sunday morning.
The Sunday school was very inter
estlng and we'll attended.
The pastor. the Rev. O r. Jones.
was his best as he delivered pow
erful message. subject. THE Con-
tInulng Task" Luke ass. came
not to destroy mems lives hut 10
save them.
This message was enioyed by all
Many visitors were present.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06

The Rev. II. G. Simmons. pastor
OF Brown Chapel AME church,
chose as his theme last Sunday
morning. Gods Promise OF Ever
lasting Kindness The attendance
was large
The Life and Passion OF Our
Lord and Master. Jesus Christ" a
moving picture. was shown at tie
evening service.
The Senior choir repeated their
Easter cantata. calvary" al Sec
ond Baptist church last Sunday
evening.
Much inspiration and information
was derived from the District con
ference which met here last week
Or April IS the Trustee Helpers
are sponsoring their annual ban
quel
The Rev. r. c. Brown assistant
pastor OF Second Baptist church,
brought the morning message In IN
terest OF the Mission society. His
theme was Losing and Finding
Ore person was added to the
church
The Sunday school lesson was
thoroughly explained by the Jun
Tor girls teacher. Miss S. V. Cas-
Ter
Mrs. Margaret Ann Robertson de-
parted this life Tuesday night
March 26. at 1850. at her home
AS Monroe street. after shori
Illness She was born in Ypslsnti
Mich. May 81. 1874. She leaves &c
mourn her loss husband. Horace
two brothers. william Jones ~
Ypsiltnti and Charles Jones OF New
Jersey: one nephew, Chester Rop
er, Detroit: several cousins and =
host OF friends. Funeral services
were conducted from her residence
Friday. March 30 at pm. The
Rev. II. G. Simmons officiated.
The Rev. A. Knowles. and con.
gregation OF Whitaker. Mich, vii
be the guests at the Church oi
God on Sunday. April at $3.50 pm
Much credit Is due the superin-
tendent OF the Sunday school Of
the Church OF God, who so ably pat
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06
HIGHLAND PARK NEWS
ny Hazel culpeppcr

vflf shoes ~ II YOU ssk her
SIZE Nii' ~. fon-more about i.
j oohs RS e David s. anil Ma
ID ate really - the mood
Ntinne Davis T. gong 70 start
new 'lh
seem i'icrngrgIn- ar The SACRED
Heart danc were Matilda Shaud.
Jean and Ruth Newton Ann SGT
PLATO. Ola VI Henderson. Hermue
Rivers Cecrlta Parker. Dorothy
Opiccoia Iiliar AMI GLADYS Flef-
cher Theresa McGili vivian Green-
house Ruth A. Wheeler. Elvsa
Iihhs. Idelia Ldnior. Geraldine
Walker Maxine Maddox. Lille
Rose Connely G'adNs ana Robert
Gays. Robert Sinclair EnmN W..
SON Marion Williams Rose VI.
Walker Dorothy seward. Mild 4
Thompson. Mary and Suzanne
Mills George Thomas Caesar Per-
or William Henderson Rnly Tihh-.
Bohb, lletheri Wendell Iorcn2. and
just loads " oihar~
Those seen a, Tho NatfNr last
Friday uichi we're Frances Me-
Grear liermiaia Davis. Virginia
Nc6rear Ruth and Jean Newton.
Matthew Bailey Harold Russell.
Chester HOLLOWAY William Ferris.
j & jenkins Nadine Lamens.
Juauiia Suodgrass. Edaylen Wilt
ans and others
Hazel Culperpcr is going places
with her friends
What's this l hear about Gloria
German and r. G.
What's the matter with Choyce
HAYWOOD these days.
Send all news 10 II. Culpepper.
1870 LaBelle street.