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Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-08-15
'%f16using Group Forms
Coop Corporation

The Greenbelt Housing group agreed to form
operative housing corporation, and to prepare
charter and bylaws for the proposed corporation at
meeting held Tuesday, August 8, in the Socd al
Room. It is expected that the cooperative Will be
Incorporated this week, according to Walter
Volckhausen, acting chairman of the group during the
absence Of Dayton Hull.
The services of Hale Walker, original planner of
Greenbelt, have been obtained by the Far Security
Admini stration plan the sites for the homes
so that they may harmonize with the present comwmi
tys
The primary objective of the housing cooperative,
to be known as Greenbelt Home Owners Services, is
the erection of good homes economically. Implement
ing this the group intends to standardze many ele-
ments the homes in order to obtain the advantages
of group buying, but this will not be carried far
as monotonous; to provide services such
fuel and cleaning materials to its members and to
operate under system Of Land tenure which Will
tend to keep costs down. Provision Will be made to
protect the equity Of member who is forced to
leave Greenbelt due to job changes.
The probable requirements for membership include
the full purchase of share of stock in the
operative, we'll agreement to purchase five
additional shares, to be paid for at the rate of two
dollars per month. Tf money Will be used as a
fund to reprchase the equity Of member Who Is
forced to leave Greenbe1t. The members Will probab
1y be required to build on the Lot they lease within
year after becoming menber.
The steering committee Of the groups Walter
Volckhausen, David Humphrey, and Ernest Wolfe, met
wi Major John o. Walker, director Of the Resettle-
ment Mvi sion Of the Farm Security Administration,
Saturday morning, August 10, to discuss recent de-
vel opments In the plans Of the group.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-08-15
GCS QUARTERLY MEETING

Greenbelt Consumer Services held its third quar-
terly meeting of the year, Wednesday night August =
With the election Of four members to the board
Of directors its most important piece of business
Mrs. carnie Harper, Denzl Wood, Dr.. George Treiman,
and Lindsey Thomas were the successful candidate
from list of seven.
A Coop quiz featured the opening of the meeting
with the prizes going to Mrs. Beatrice Hesse, Harry
Hesse, Milton Thurber, and Abraham ChasanoW. Cues
tions about the various Greenbelt enterprises and
the town government listed in the quiz.
President Walter R. Vo1ckhausen reported that the
first six months of 1870 the most successful in
the history of the company He revealed that sales
have increased six per cent compared to the
period of 1889 and that net savings the
period have increased 595 per cent.
The variety store to be located in the va
can't store space beneath the Admin straion office
is to be opened about October IS. One dis
couragng note presented at the meeting lies in the
fact that purca of stock from people leaving
town exceeded sales of stock to members by
1890. However, it is hoped that this tendency
will be checked by the int ensive membership campaign
urder way which wi IL be continued until the end
of the under the leadership of Donald Nag
staff. Mr.. Wagstaff reported that the membership
committee hoped to obtain 200 new members and an
add tional 50, 900 in capital stock investment.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-08-15
GCS BOARD ELECTS OFFICERS

Election Of officers the first order Of bus
mess at the regular meeting Of the board Of d.
rectors Of the Greenbe1t Consumer Services, Inc.
held Saturday, August 10, in the corporation
offices. Reelected officers ares Walter R. volck-
hausens president, Hrs. Carnie Harper, Hce-rres-
idents Joe ". Still, secretary; and Fred C. wilde,
treasurer.
Committee chaazmen appointed are Donald S. wag-
staff Membership commit tee, with r. George rreiman
as co-chadIman; and Lindsey Thomas, education con-
mittee. Members Of the management committee are
Howard c CUSTER Mrs. carnie Harper, and Denzil D.
Wood.
Laaksos to change the closing time Of the Food Store
and the Valet Shop to $500 Pm. on Mondays, Tues
days, Thursdayss and Fridays, to lsoo Pm. On We'd
nesdayss and 7soo Pm. on Saturdays and government
paydays. Tte nsw closing hours Viii become effect
I've next Saturday, August IT.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-08-15
EMERGENCY PEACE RALLY

national Emergency Peace Mobilization, spon-
sored by the Committee tc Defend america by Keeping
Out of War, will be held August 81, September and
z, in Chicago Stadium, Chicago, Illinois. Reverend
John B. Thompson of Norman, Oklahoma, Chairman Of
the Southern Conference for Human Welfare, is
ii oral chairman of this committee.
Several hundred peace organizations in every
State of the union, senting nearly 10 million
Ameri cans, supporting this undertaking. 1t Is
expected that than e., 900 delegates Will be
present at the Stadium rally Labor Day weekend.
The purpose of this convention is to work out pro-
gr@ to "Defend America. ..Keep America Deocrattc..
and Keep America Out Of War;
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-08-15
Creenbelt To Be Leased

Roy S. Praden, commenting for the Coopera;or on
Eonday about Greent Is transfer to private
capi tai, said that the Government planning to
lease the tract to non-profit corporation With
five seven board members, similar In form the
housing authorities which have been set up all over
the country through the United States Housing Auth
ority. The board would serve without pay. The
change might be effected "soon, or not until q
year's time", Er. Praden said. He indicated that
there would be immediate upset in the status quo.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-08-15

On Sunday at Magruder Park in Hyattsvi1le, the
Greenbelt Reps successfully defended their Prince
Georges County Softbal Championship against Carr
Bros. Boswell behind the five hit pitching Of Ed
die Tr,mble. Their 81 victory qualities them for
the District Tourney which will decide the ul innate
representative Of Washington in the Natl onal Tora
ment at Detroit in September.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-08-15
Photo by Fosnight

Photo by Fosnight
The Treasurer's report given by ASST slant kana-
ger George Hudson, in the absence of Treasurer Fred
Wilde, showed that the net savings for the first
months of the year were S., ,o39.55 considerable
increase over last year's correspo sponding period.
Amendments to the bylaws of the Cooperative were
offered by Joseph Loftus These dealt mainly wi tn
minor matters except for VIII ch altho the
election of auditing committee directly from the
membership instead of appointment by the board of
directors. This is in keeping with the democratic
policy Of cooperatives w ch gives the membership
much control as possible the affairs of their
own business. All the amendments passed, and
Bernard JONES' Benjamin Dozier and Harry E. Hesse
elected members of the audi ting committee.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-08-15
FORUM COMMITTEE MEETS

The program committee of the proposed Forum
the Burke-HadsWorth Conscription Bill met last
Thursday night to discuss further plans for the
meeting which Will be held in the future. The
committee has already procured speaker for the
OCCASION Jimmy Fitzgerald, National Vice Commander
of the Aheri can Legion. One two other speakers
will be secured.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1940-08-15
FARE PRESS AGAINST WAR

The dozens Of little farm papers which really
serve the farmers (as compared to the misleading
farm press, which is run by the hg corporations to
fool the farmers) about 1ooS against American
invo1vemsnt In war, according TO a survey by Farm
Research. Some even suggest that our factories be
used for producing useful goods instead OF eoC-
p1os1ves.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1940-07-12
ALASKA. NNDL/EE
by
jock Benson
JOCK Benson

,onm1 sSi On 1ntroduoed elk, aodr, oo~vor,
|1uskrcts md rabbits to the Kodi2k-
|Afognok Isl2nd group only = few yo@rs
go? They did, 2n5 I'll the eP<2orin3nts
re- now list4d IS successful. With the
lion Of the public in protection md
m"r7 g cm;nt Of t}2~s3 c17 other 2nim2ls,
They en- b. increased to . volu2ole
I1ocrc etion2l and economic resource.
| The dcgree Of rlocsure We derive
from WildliPe is based uron it. IS variety
| 5und c1lcc md stri button. 1t is indood
| ?, Pleasure to ovoryono to 80 for = short
2 variety Of onim>ls md birds in their
n2tivo hunts. Thc sight Of bo~vor,
muskr2ts md rabbit is is 2ccoas1O1~ to
JUS all within r short dist mes from
town, md the n ny bccvor d"ns nd
houses in bycutifu1 sottincs off or v2ri-
oty to the subjects for 0mctcur Ehoto~
gr@rhors.. It il rot dtfficu1t to SO
soon from AfognAk ville9~. Tt Is not
lmroa son2blo to o@l1 W. th@t in timo
We my hove dcer Us close to Kodi0k IS
the small gamc and furboarora.
Observing ond studying Wi11lifc in
their natural hc01t@t offers ono Of the
|cloan2st, hoalthiost md most inter oct-
ing rocroot1one for children md adults
jo2rly ogc now to enjoy wild1ifo without
II gun. Hunting with 2 camera requires
moro skill, end pictures are 2 sourco
jof pleasure to ourselves md others.
The wildlifo is yours md nino, SO
Pct US enjoy and protect it, and not toll
scr2to any "cEisoling". T will be ready
I2nd only too willing 1T all times to
life problems.
Kodiak mirror. [volume] (Kodiak, Alaska) 1940-1976, 1940-07-12
TAX ASSESSMENT

Mr.. Norman Noble, clork Of tho Kodiak
Public Utility Board, recently collplotodI
the conpi 1ation Of tax asses smonts, pas
Cd on tho physical valuation Of the lot /
and impro vomonts thereon. Notices lllXQ~ -J
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
Detroiters Reuel At Ki-Cu-Was's Party

The Ki-Cu-Was. a popular clut
comprising a number OF the Motor
City's demure damsels, entertained
at the swanky Frogs club Saturday
night, April 20. The spirit OF the
evenings frivolities ran high as
that Holiday .1uscal aggregation
swung out and food and drink were
devoured with pleasurc.
The charming hostesses. Justine
White. Edna Kyle. Eleanor Harrie.
Marie Harrie. Margaret Strick-
and. Bea Stimson. Bea Williams.
Margorie Dew. Katherine Tinley,
Helen Ashby. and Presidents Gladys
Jones accepted grsciously what
seemed 10 be the pleasant task
OF entertaining a host OF friends.
Among them were Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Taylor. Richard Anderson.
Harridcl BRYANT. Herbert Sims.
Rose Kirkman. Neal McNeal. Joe
Neal Marion Swan. June Thomp-
son. Walter Thompson. Given Red
dick. Tubby Cain. Herbert Hill.
Charlotte Hickman. Nesblt Patton.
Joe Craigen. Eloise Crosby. Nose
Thompson. Bobby Brooks. Dorothy
Baker. Horace Sheffield Chalmers
Lindsay. Frances Raford. Henri
Anderson. Ben Davis. Fletcher
Routt. Alex Smith. Finley Guthrie,
Sue Morton. william Bell, Maurice
Lehman. Nathaniel Leach. Robert
Ellington. Oliver Coleman. Louise
Strong. Mr.. and Mrs. CLYDE Ander-
son and I.angston Henderson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27

The undergraduate chapter ~
the Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity :
dance at ST. Matthew'S parish mousse
last Friday night. was very nice
hut the kids didn't get into the
snirit OF things. II just didn't have
that certain something" Doa !
he disappointed. though. II wont
happen again.
Who Wont
Well let YOU know who the win
nor OF the checker tournament WAS
AZ a later date. They seemed 70 oe
having quite game at The NMCA
last Friday night.
This fair month OF April brought
many OF the younger set out 10
witness the colortul and spectac-
ular parade OF fashions presented
NV Miss Frances Norheet at Meteor
lester hail last Friday nlght Inere
were some very beautiful models
and STYLES. and the music. wni'n
was furnished by John Holiuay'
made fine background. Dancing
followed the show.
Another fashion show was given
al the "Y". also. on Friday night
by the NAACP Mrs. Gladys Ml'ls
was the mistress OF ceremonies.
The gowns were worn by their
original designers II was very
nice. indeed.
Proving himself good host, Ed
ward proctor entertained the Ex-
celsior club at his home on 2fth
last Friday evening Some OF tue
members and their best girls
who we're present included Frank
lin Morris. Eola Milligan, William
simms. Anne McDuffie Ernest
Casabury. Pauline Casabury, John
Austin. Linelle Robinson. Lang
ston Daniels. Grace Ogletree, Ellis
Bonner. Maxine Hughes. johnnie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
=: EYES ON oa,x
YOUNG DETROITERSg#

Copeland. Esther Berksfie q
Charles Etcherson. Lille Alexan'
der. Gus Ogletree and Anita Mack
delicious repast was served, anc
everyone had one swell time.
In the wee hours last weekend
a few OF the smart SET assembled
over on the east side 70 complete
their night Of fun. They were
Lucy Thomas. Sally Harp. Char
lene Rainey. Margaret Rainey'
Sally Rainey. waymon Rivers
Claude Spivcy and "Chink.'
sONG DELEGATIONS
Danny Carter. when You Wish
Upon A star"
Kenneth Johnson. Deep Purple.
Robert Butler. My Prayer"
Jimmy simms Somebody Loves
You"
waymon Rivers, South OF the
Border
Bill stewart, "who Told You !
Cared?'
Roscoe Tolcs. Heart and Soul ("
Doris Tibbs. Sweet Little Head
ache"
Josephine Byrdsong "starlit
Hour"
Viola Scott. Undecided"
Jesse Hogerbook. 81 Missed You.
william Sheriff., dedicated TO
YOU
Mckinley Freeman. Head Over
Heels in Love"
The Rronzemcn are sponsoring q
Miss Detroit Beauty Contest" be-
ginning April " at the East Side
Civic center
Gadabouting:
Just to prove 70 YOU that Ma
thew Rucker ard his band with
their featured soloist, Priscilla
Royster. are going places. vi3it
them at the Colonial theatre this
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27

friends. Return this ad with Money Or.
der for 800 to HARRY ADAMS, 32ts
Rammelsberg, w. H.. Cincinnati. Ohio.
and Formula will be sent by return mail.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
Catherine Croxton Is
Hostess T o Junior
Peerless Art c ! u b

Catherine Croxton. popular
member OF the younger set. was
hostess to the Junior Peerless Art
club In her lovely home or Leiches-
ter at the last regular meeting.
Mary Lindsay president. presided.
During the meeting the consti-
tuition OF the club was read and
revised and Miss Ethel McKinzel
was added to the membership.
The hostess. assisted by her sis
ter. Christine served a dainty re-
past.
other members present were:
Marguerite Lightner. Constance
Blount. Marian Anderson. Maril, n
Mathis. Mammie King, Mary Cath
crime Moore. Juanita walker. Anna
Homes. Jeanne Hill. Mildred Park
CT. and Juanita Carr.
The next meeting will be held
at the home OF Mrs. Catherine
Moore.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
Gladiators

The Gladiators met at the home
OF Eugene Clark. Thursday. April
Is. Plans for a picnic during the
coming holidays were discussed.
Members present were: Gilmore
Wade. Warren Young. Calvin Hugh
es. William Lyon. Louis Wade,
Grover Strong. Charles Britton.
Arthur Clark. Kenneth and Eugene
Clark, Rufus Johnson. Wesley Hill,
Thomas Williams and Eugene
Clark
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
NOSIN AROUND
By GoLEATHER ANN DICKERsoS

we're: Mavis Bonney, first MI
Second Prize. Helen Brook: mn
prize. Katherine Hepbron.
What's this? Dennis Ducke,, /
ready TO sign on the dotted lips.
when he finds a wife.
The Society Debutantes q, \
Franklin Settlement will vIvs1
May Hop on May 3.
s. T. Holland says he had 10 ii
giving Walter winchell comnsI
ton because he was always he,
greeted with bricks and stones
What's your story AL Wallace,'
always cay (as Johnny Han
some" Taylor sings) 1T aint NM
you do, It's the way hotcha do N
Mathew Rucker and his sDir,|
OF Swing will play for an engae'
ment at the Colonial Thea,
starting Sunday. April 2S.
understand, James Lee IA n
No. ! playboy on the midway.
Did you ever think to give cred
to the officers and manarers !,
keeping good order at the dancs,'
Hey! lets give them a cheer
Hooray!
Anything for the reporter N,
copies my lines. What's IN
matter Kiddo do you need som
help? ~
James Smith will increase !,
Papa. .lation some time SOON
Willie Shorter says he won
rather play music than cat Ts
me. Kiddo. where would Won ,
your energy?
When Frank Porter and ANN
Griffin are together. /. the Wor
stops turning.
A WORD TO THE GIRLS
Girls remembtr that the ohio
OF makeup is frankly and nure
decorative. II should be used 10 n
prove your face. not to hide
Use your powder. rouge lipstic
and mascara warily. Don't reek
perfume. For the best effects
should be used sparingly and on
on suitable occasions. DO not no
row or lend your powder puff
comb. These are personal articl
and for the sake OF hygiene shou
not be exhanged.
A WORD TO THE BOYS
Boys. don't pass off too llsht
the family's comments on vo
hair. teeth. flngernails. neckties
shirt-tails. Why not take time
correct your faults and impro
your appearance? II your aIlo,
ance won't permit a speaking a
quaintance with a good cleaner al
tailor. then learn some OF the
tricks yourself. Creases in d
right place are a real asset
The matter OF shaving seems
depend upon the individual whis
er. The main point is not to let Il
interval between shaves be 3
long. Make II your business to Ike,
your hair in fine condition.
Heres wishing Juanita GIllon
quick recovery.
Send news TO Yours Truly. 10
Jos. Campau. Bye now and
good.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
=: Your Klub Klues:-:
Altl'uistic Nine

The Altruistic Nine club met at
the home OF Mrs. Elizabeth Nor
man Tuesday. April is. The pre-
sident. Mrs. Helen Williams. open
ed the meeting. After the business
session. the hostess served a delici-
Gus repast.
Mrs. Anna Commons. one OF the
members. went to Kentucky be-
cause OF the illness OF her father.
Mrs. sadie Keith Is club repor-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27

Here's that girl again back with
more happenings around town. I'm
awful sorry this didn't get In last
week. better late than never.
Friends and admirers OF Mathew
Rucker gave him a large welcome
az the Mayfair ballroom on April
IA The music was really enjoyed
by the cheering swingsters. Jump
ing TO his fine tunes were: Geneva
Hcarns, Andrew Starks. Jerry
Mac. wyanetta Butler. Claude
Spiycy. Bill Lcyens. Tony Quarker.
Earl Redmond. Marion Harris.
Cecil Sims. Waymon Rivers.
Grayce Thomas. VIM. Jones, AL
media Lcvens. Greather Boone, Ash
burn Norfleet, Rosanna McDuffie.
Juanita Young, Melvin Clark.
Richard Hurley. Helen Lewis,
Louise Perry. Roy Sims. Edyth
Allen. John stevens. Mickey Short,
Norma Patterson. Ogle Williams.
Margaret Payne. Walter White.
Alonzo Anderson. Mildred Mills.
Henry Smith. and just scores OF
others. Mathew Rucker also swung
out at his Farewell. Dance last Sun
day, at the Mayfair. Swing fans
gave him lovely send-off.
Miss Bessie Spivey OF 272i Nc
Dougall avenue entertained some
friends in honor OF her sisters
eighteenth birthday. Miss Helen
Spivey. The guests enjoyed a most
elaborate menu. Present were:
Aaron Killaugh, jeanette Harris,
Gladys Barber. Howard Lawton,
June Malone. Talt Malone, Cannon
Flake. Thomas Flake. Andrew
Johnson. Carlone SHE. Wilberforce
Johnson. Seconres Smith. william
Stovall. Henry Smith and Hamilan
Harris
Miss Frances Norfleet. charming
Wayne Coed. presented her sec
ond annual Hair style Show and
Dance at McCollester Hall, Friday
April 10. Attractive mistress OF
ceremonies was Miss Mavis Bon
ney. Some OF the very beautiful
Models were: Isbelle Green. Jean
Caldwell. Hattie Babridgc. Mildred
johnson. Dolores Vaughn. Alece
Austin. Katherine Heborn. Eliza
beth Williams. Mavis Bonney,
Helen Spivey. Annie steele. Mil
dred Hughes. Charlene Rainey,
Theresa Gibbs. Fannie Harris.
Marion Scott. Daisy Carter. Sadie
Jackson. Eva Gilliard. Marvis
Scott. Joan Kennedy. Marcellette
Gilliard. All Models were given
individualistic Make-ups by Ruby's
Cosmetics OF Ruby's University.
The girls were very stunning in a
variety OF outfits. Guests were ::
William Lee. George Morgan. JAG
queline Peoples. Alvin Gilliard,
Johnny Evans. O'Neal Clowney
Fred Scott. Carl Alexander. Way
mon Rivers. Howard Goolsby,
Charles Harris. Grayce Thomas
Thessel Reeves. Walter Ford. Ann
James. John stevens. Maxwell An
derson. Mrs Lineous Dickerson,
Mrs. Samuel Washington. Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Browning and mother,
Betty Loving. Mrs Edward Dick
erson. Ulysses Wright. Dorothy
Cleveland, Almeda Levens. VIM.
Jones. Mrs. Jenny Bowens. Claude
Spivey, Marjorie RaIney Alley
Evans. Clarrisa Hardy. Geneva
IIearns, Martha l.ockhart. Roy
Adams. Waymon Rivers. Helen
Nuttall, Sally Rainey and lots OF
others.
EYE OPENERS.n
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Turner. OF
GOES Whitewood. are the proud
parents OF a lovely girl. quite a
swell family boy and girl. I
wish you much success and hap
piness in your lovely family.
Prize winners OF the Hair style
Show and Dance. with music by
John Holiday and his orchestra,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
Sports and Hobby

The Young Matrons Sports and
Hobby club met with the president,
Alice Fanroy. After the usual bust
ness the members enjoyed the cur
rent topic discussion.
Games were played. A beautiful
ash tray was won by Rosetta
Searcy. The second prize OF love-
ly coaster set went TO Alma Foster
Mrs. Edith Greeson was visitor
at the meeting. A delicious repast
was served by the hostess.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
Altar Circle Has
Visitation Hour

The Alter Circle OF Second Bap-
list held Visitation Hour Monday,
April IA at pm. at the home OF
Mrs. George Jennings OF l440 Jos.
Campau. a very fine program. ar
ranged by Mrs. Maude Williams
was rendered. Mr.. Jennings. deacon
OF the church, has been i'll for sew
eral years.
Among those who participated
were Mrs. Carrie Riley. Mrs. r.
l.. Brady. Mrs. Nancy Moore. and
Mrs. Sadie Johnson. Quotations
were given.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27

Beginning April 81 to May "
Professor y. ID. HadIey Of lndlanap'
oils, Ind, will give n series 4 zee
lures on worlds Events. He n ohe
OF the most outstanding authorizes
on world events.
We are now living In new eyet.
Prof. Hadley's predictions on
world events which have proved ~
he % per cent correct The pubic
should not miss these Lectures
There Il going 10 be some a"i"'
excitement In our world.
The United states cannot escape
this trouble that n on Its way
Prof. Hadley IL noted for his pre-,
dlctlons In world events for u
years. Come out and hear his pre-
dlctlons for 1919 and 1898. Ins
world will plunge Into the mos
terrible conflict since the end o,
the Jewish world. stop, look an'
listen TO this warning. He pred'c'.
ed the Ethiopian War. Come GU,
and listen 10 what he has 10 'en
you about this last war, (Cog ava
Magog), the last war 10 he fouFh'
during the GENTLE World. Pro'.
Hadley deals with facts and no,
theories. Bring your notebook anu
get the time on these etehHs
trouble, trouble Il In store.
Don't overlook these leetnies
n Il for your own good. BE WIS, WIS,
now and listen 10 n man 'hh'
knows. Every night and SUNDAY
night nj 8 o'clock nj the Hestah"n'
Temple Of Light, Inc, at ON u
Forest Avenue. Admission re-
Come early 70 iscure . seet---Aa''
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
James Ashford Club
Sponsors A Carnival

A Spring Carnival sponsored by
the James Ashford club. progres-
siye interracial youth group will be
held Saturday. April 81. $3.50 p. m.
at Gig Oakland avenue at Owen.
There will he dancing, refresh
ments. and entertainment.
The public is cordially invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
Card Of Thanks

Mrs. William Farmer OF lore
Tennessee ST., wishes TO thank her
many friends for the loving kind
ness and sympathy shown In her
bereavement OccasIoned by the
death OF her husband, william
Farmer, March 81.