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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-14

Detroit friends of the l'oolcs were
indeed gracious IN sharing to make
the visitors stay a pleasant one.
II was here there and yonder dur
ins their entire visit 10 the city.
Mr- Maggie Chester OF 49,
Twcniy-,oufth sirrc' entertained
at dinner party Friday, Aug. 30
while Mrs. Maud BrayhOy VAS
gracious hostess al another dinner
party SATURDAYS Aug e. in her
lovely home on Joopninc avcnue.
Among the interesting places viz
lied we're Belle Isle. Ford's Ro-
tlnda joe Louis Farm and his
toric Second Baptist church Of
which Tie Pooles are very active
members
As p climax 10 the phlade-
plone visit Their hosts. Mr anil
Mrs Poole invited number Of
friends TO meet their gncsie SUM
day Sept ! 6 pm IN their prcNy
home Gorgeous flowers from the
Poolcs' garden added such a dec
orati,v atmosphere throughout the
home The ladies' were dressed very
pretiily for tile occasion, While the
men came IN for their pant Of
irimnrss. Delicious chocolate
vanilla loo cream chocolate coated
cup cakes and ice tea were scryed
by the hostess.
Present wore Mr. and MS Rob
eri croft Dr and Mrs W O. Ter
reN. Mr and Mrs James Halklesc
Mr. ANA Mrs Bennic Rogers, Mr.
ana Mrs s. = walton Ny and
Mrs. Charles Williams Mesdames
Ray Dczon. Jcrene Macklin. Mar
lila Wright NJ Y. Hawkins. Alfy
Harris Maly Booker Elmira Stew
art. susie Watson. Martha CAMERON.
Mary Brown. MeSsr, Frank Foster,
: r Ratiff Ben Iieeler Thomas
and #. i. Johnson and Mr.. and Mrs.
James TAYLOR
NJ ana Mrs William Box sister
and hroihcr-in law Of Mrs. Foole.
are the founders and propfie'ois
~ he Observation-Disclosures Bcauis
school outstanding institution OF
phladclpha Mrs Langley Nisse'
.Iclcif and Gaines are well known
lcau,ir.aus IN their city.
The party LETT by motor MONDAY,
Sept , for Chicago Cor Stup oie.
before going on 10 their homes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-14
FINE FOR Kidney
AND BLADBE'
WEAK NESS
Stop Getting Up Nigh6
And Feel Younger

Keep your blood more free NOD
waste matter poisonr and ACID W
pstting more activity Into ktdreys
and bladder. and you ahould hps's
hsabsh<r. happier and longsrltlte
one efficient, safe and harmless
way 10 do his 10 10 get from yovs
druggist a IS cent bor OF Cold
MsaAl HARLEM on Capsules and
take them 40 difected--ths swift
results should delight you.
Bes.des getting up nights. send
symptoms OF kidney trouble may
be bscksche shifting pains. pury
eyes
Don't b. an EASY MARK and sc-
ospt a substltute-Ask for Geld
Medal HAariem on Capsulss--
right from HAAFlem In Holland.
GET GOLD MEDN,-the original
the genuine. Lock for the Gold
Medal on the bor-G centA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-14

Miss A. V. McCurdy
Is Pleasing Hostess
To Illinois Guests

The artisticdly furnished homo
Of Miss a. Y. McCurdy SSH
Beechwood ay,we was the scene
pf merilmcni and charm W'dnes-
day. Aux. = WHOM She honoured her
hogsr guest Miss Odessa l.ashlcy
OF Champaign Ili AZ luncheon
from go 10 AGO pm. Miss Lash
les Wa olas~mair of Miss Me-
C0ld Whil the 1870 were attcnG-
INK tle lutersi'y % illinois.
Tho dning table was especially
. thing of beauty ccnuti With a
large bine vase hlcl WITH pink and
white r'adioii which conilasied Of
feri,ely Wirli tho fainhoN colorcd
dishes Following The appeiisirS
cocktails of orange anl celccy
i4ico. came the sumpiaous meru
which consisted OF lamb paliie.,
uarsNnallowed sweet poiatoe'
STUFFED ercen peppcrs with cottage
ch,esc served with shccd Tomatoes,
al brand mullins and a DESSERT OF
ginger bread topped with whipped
cream.
Anoding ioi Of fui Was tbe
fest YOU vii game nrst prize go
ing 10 Miss IIernicc Taylor Other 3,
present We're. Mrs Nadine G..
Afchahlc. Mrs Thcodosia Turncr
Mrs Haze Braden Mrs. Florence
S. Jennings Miss Odessa Iashle,
honorcc Mrs Joseph Campbell OF
lnks'cr Mich and Mrs A. Filarez
Another pleasant Illinois que u
who spent tho Weekend win Miss
McCurdy was Miss f. Marguerite
Dubois Of Chicago also an OH
friend Miss Dubois Is a member Of
ono OF The pioneer families Of
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USHERS'
NOTES

The president Mr. Gculpn urges
all members 10 attend M. regular
mecting az HE Ciiv fishers Union
each second and four Thursday
evening az the NW'A Nll pcseon>
holding inh'i. from The early
sun mornius hrrakfast arc asked
10 make their rcpp.t Thursday
night
The I'm ION WAS euesi 81 The 81.
Pam AMt Zion u-hcr- Sunda> a.
3 pm. IN their -dih anunetSafv
The Scott sher hoard N hnA
their anniversary sunday. Screm-
Der IL. y agr invited
VIII william. of Cal,aiv Bap-
list chulch j. very III in tho Re-
ceiSins hospital
A. ". HARRIS IS the reporter.
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Three Pretty Candles
For Wee Jacqueline

Cute little rlnora JaCquclihe
Bryant celebrated her third birth
day last week with lovely party
al the nome of her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. curtis l.. Bryant, 51t3 Thi r
tieth street a group OF lite
noiscmakors who came TO enjoy
the occasion were: Randolph Cold
en-. Dorothy Kirkv Gloria Jean
Young ~ ohio; william and kath-
lccn James and Geraldine Dunlop.
Miss Helen Lewis and Ruth
Lowe assisted ,'"s Bryant, The lit
tie honoree's mother. in maxim,
the party gay analr for the
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Church OF Truth

Eyangclisi Mario GRAY delivered
The sermon Sanias morning az
starlight church 10 Tru'A on Pci-
or's Vision of ihe Angel ol God F.
The young ministers ~ 'he conn
mnnty sponsored n prosfam sun
day afternoon
The pasior MIS-. Mii.ams. viii
leave fpr Washneiru whore size
Will conduc services Wien shr
returns bapiiSma service Will
be conducted ai go Garfield She
was accompanied by her daueh-
tor. Mrs. Jamie IIilsmsn
The Brady Four rendered their
usual prog am sunday evening
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Mrs. Postles To Talk
To Episcopalians In
Kansas City Meeting

KANSAS CITY Mo (ANpl
a three day conference Of Negro
Episopalians Of the United states
viii be held IN Kansas Cily Oct. s-N
Immediately preceding the Epi~,o-
pal General convention About IL
Negro rlergYmen and laymen ars
expected 10 attend the meelin.
which Is The seventh irionnlal con
ference o. Church workers Among
Colorcd People
Tho op,nng Of the conference
viii TO- choral oiensnng. an Grace
and Holy Trluiiy cathedral ~
whicn the choir ~ - Andrews
church. Kansas ciy. VIII ING Tto
Roy II J. G Rowdon rector os ST
Pan's cnurrh. Atlanta wu picaca
and the hishop ~ West Missouri
inc RI. Rev Rohcrt Nclson spcn.
GER y. - Will welcome the visitor
10 his diocese The Hce. r. Sydn =
Thomas, rector OF So Barnaba.
churcin Philalclphm. Who IS pecs
dent OF The conference. viii wv.
spohd A memorial address on ~.
Rev George r. Bragg distinguish
ed Negro leader of Baltimore who
died last wear, viii hc eiycn y, 49,
Rev Iollle L. Caution Of Harris
burg Pa.
ON Tuesday Oct &. The women 0!
tho conference Will meet a. 81
Mays church and Mrs. karolsi
Ftankiin OF Charleston " va,
president az the Women's auxiliary
VIII preside Speakers viii he ne
Rev Samuel J Martin Of CHICAGO.
Mrs. trncslino postics Detroit
and The Rev Robert Harris Pleas
aufyiilc \
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Allen Temple AME

'l'hc Re. W. A. Criicr, pastor
preached Al ne morning service
f,om 81 INke II I Lord teach ns
20 pray The worlds day ~ pra'
er was observed with unusual FEY
vor.
Or Cridor WAS ~ appointed a.
tho recent annual conference he'd
in Flint Michigan The pastor and
MIS-. Elizabeth cooper were mar
ri,d Labor pap hv me Rev
Harris. pastor o. 81 PAU in south
west, peifoli.
NJ, Cidc hse served me
church. faihinllv as truste" and
ch4ir member for many Years AMI
SIS loAsA ann ~ pectca by the en-
rite membership
Gcrlraie Johnson IS reporter
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.
Five w Social Club
Resumes Meetings

Tie F.se W social and Charity
esA re.asca u.s. meetings for ~
|lsg AN! vnr Monday evening "a
me home o. Tie club reporter, Mrs.
Orhrs sm4'H on Tweniy-eigh'h
street All po ted having a very
,'ss.ar, utaNnu liuring the husi-
ress hol Na planned 10 spon-
sa a nnase parry in the near ~
l4e
so, aul VAS enjoyed when
he aa.,tss ,erted delicious menl
consisting 81 ,an,eloape fruit sal
a1 ia raftrf, cocktails, ice
cream ain eake.
Tie G4h ~ meet next Monday
fYtnrs, >ep' .. with Mrs. Ellen
TAYLOR 4<37 Moore place. Mis-.
" " " arthur is president,
Nj, Lula NarNn secretary.
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l,s $. Antoine Street, Corner columbia-cliford 1924
WEST SIDE HAPPENINGS
Mrs Ellen M Wilson, Mgr, West Side Branch
Warren Ave, Noon zo4 Telephone 1864
Thanks West Side
Representative
Detroit, Mich,
sept. s, 1910.

NJ, Ellen " wilson
IN, v warren
R.,roii. Ni,higan.
20, e.. rsre 80 glad 10 have you NJ
w meeting and also the
s.sel, things you wrote ABOUT your
L. "a our meeting
IT, y. :. rather long time to wait
!, . ~ voa hai | have heen so
~ hst rould not write but l
Pua ,en viii not mind getting II
P', ~, ,srsns aid appreciate II
49, d,a u0l know so many
|s.r,. oc1air,G me morning you
[ . 10 our Wraycr band. we are
eu' - make our band the best
H. ', eo'ps uois tar The Master, We
Ito do moro and more for HIM
w. mste or work effective We
y. ,rrlrs n $40 the Christ in 9th
onr hand D. active In sorrow or
Whatever the members
|.s,d ,hsre always someone to
~ .hom ana they all rally to-
|...sr II iast like q big family.
ss,r mare devoted 10 one anothers
!r'srest
Ths hand nfmhcrs came over
l,s rrAfa. nprise to us on my
|tlrihda, ans fhes brought their
o,e rs,resrm.n's. presents and
rrogyar Il i so wonderful .
traa that Sonic one cares.
come over again and we thank
rov 'ar you KIND words about our
Prsyer baud
tSsncc
You 'fn.t
W. E,a Hadden Jackson
SEQ -0.fttN Axe.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-14

irons left early sunday, Sept for
Chicago where they tairied briefly
before journeying on TO Bimng-
ham Ala. 10 attend tho Nat onal
Baptist convention. They were.
Mesdames Effie Middleton and Del
Ia Smith. popular wostsido beats
ticians. Ernestinc Thompson aud
Isabella Jones. The parry moiorcd
in the Middletons' Pontiac.
A Jolly group OF Ohioans includ.
inc Mrs Evelyn Hill. Mrs Arm
ncttc Carney. Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Swain and Miss Olivia Dennis. ar
OF Springfield spent Labor Day IN
Detroit as guests OF Mrs. Gertru.o
Brown Of Scotch avenue cousin
Of Miss Dennis and Mesdam,s SUI
Ivan and Doll 81 Merrick street
nieces OF Mrs. Hill and cousin. Of
Mrs Carney.
Mrs Brown entertained the visit
ors with n cocktail party and sight
seeing tour and Mrs. Louise Sulli-
van also entertained tho part. ~
her lovely home on Merrick BEING
their first visit to our city. the nu
of-towncrs were greatly impressed
with Detroit's hospitality.
Coming up from Birmingham
Ala. last week were Mr.. AMI
Mrs. r. H. Bolden and Mr. and
Mrs. +. q. Bennett, who were pleas
ant guests OF MIR. and Mrs LEROY
Soles OF G53S Redwood avenue
The complies were Ell route 10 NcN
Jersey to attend family reunion
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Nance chose
louisville. Ky. to spend Labor
Day weekend with relatives They
motored OF course.
Mrs. Beatrice Nounghlood Of
Chicago. was the house guest ol
Mrs. Kate Elliott OF 6336 Woodrow
avenue last week Many social
courtesies were rendered durine
the Chicaeoan's visit
Mrs. Idella Miller and her broth
or. Phillip. left last week for Their
homes in Weir. Miss. after spending
q months visit in Detroit with their
children. the NJ. II. Warrens ~
fireman avenue and I.onerln Miller
OF Twenty fourth street. respective
~
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Church OF God

TIE pastor tho re- Nf. M'''N''
a.isclri an im1fe-sift in.s''-
AZ tho Chareh ~ cod sanda' me- "
,us HIS tex vas found T's.m'
a.
"Nou Arc known D, ins 'onipsii
You Keep mas me- theme '~ ~
discussion 4, BYE Heur
~ stu ana Wat or NJ "a
me suhje, Of No evening nesssse
hv the pastor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-14
Great Psychist Here
Next Wednesday

Th4 p4hic cage a"h3
the coming o! the great aNiAe hea
or and advisor Mme G. Coo'rah
Who VIII be ln ls'roi on reN'
WecneHay. Sep' IS al me Nh-ats
OF PhNNas hall cotnef Adams ~
Brush streets
You mas consll' Arr hefNe'l fa'
hogrs % and 4 nm saH l'A
her speak a. me pm n"rNuS
she Is representa- 50 q W. e
Al American Splteal thA 81
me l.,ine God OF Whleo i'isi ~
Charles n Jackson - Pir-hir-
is the founder Don't "a II tsa~
his pronuleafor o. divine Fh'A-'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-14

Where the Spirit of the
Lord is. there is Liberty"
The Church of Our Father
BAPTIST
1882 MADISON ST.
Rev. \. Miles kalgler. Minister
SUNDAY services:
S:3O A.N.-Rihle School.
1880 AN. Worship and Gospe
Preaching
500 Pm. R.l.P.U. and Lterar1
Program
1;fJ Pm. Worship and 6Cspe
Preaching
It's the Old-Time Religion
Here. Come With Us.
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Sc. THOSE SOCIABLE sa
So WEST SIDERS sTs
The A. |. Pooles Climax Visit OF
Philadelphians With An At Home =

quintet of prominent visitors to the westSde recent
~ coming from the City of Brohcrly Love werc Mr..
and Mrs. William Box. Mrs Irene Langley Miss Marie
Jeett and Miss Alice Gaines spent ten days as house
guests Of Mr and Mrs A. l. Poole 6337 Thrticth sreet
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-14
St. Paul AME

The Rev =. r Flack. pastor OF
81 Paul AME Zion spoke To vas;
audience Sunday morning on tac
subject The Kinship Of God
Members and friends were hap
py 10 have Mrs. Flack out sunday
morning The I-shers celebrated
their 10Th anniversary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-14

The Peoples BaptIst NHu'V"
jos. Campau 4 Arnd' So
Rev. ". 4. Ramsey. Bin. fh>i"r
order oi services:
g:3O AN. Sunda, school
II:p AN. 4 : T.. VI. Preaching
; 80 IN. Ri.pL. Inspiring fr"-
grams.
II you attend the Church oi yoh
choice. All extend grevi.nes II Lot
ali invite YOU to worship wiia U.S.
You Will find church Win a Wet
come and a pastor With a messaes
Come thou with Us and We
will do thee good
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-14
Gets Appointment

T.. G.. Gilchrist deacon Of the
New Light Baptist church WIS APP
pointed cement Inspector In the
Highway department last week by
commissioner Murray ID. Van
WAGNER according 10 Information
received nv Mrs Mary Holiday Sec
Rotary of The West Side Voters
league. The appointment VAS made
on tho recommendation ~ Luther
c. Keith. president ~ the league.
Prior 70 Mr.. Gilchrist's appoint
mcnt. he was general construction
foreman for the DPW II Is an
nounccd.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20

Sectional tournaments. which
occupy a rank rext in importance
10 the national championships. are
designed for American Bridge as
ISOLATION members who desire to
compete for national master points
but are unable TO participate in the
national championships. according
TO the sponsors.
G. +. Benoit and W. A. Friend
New York. rank highest ir the
country for national master points
with Mrs. LYDIA Gocgins. Detroit.
and Mrs. Anna Sublette. Chicago.
ranking women national masters.
Mrs. Evelyn Landry, Chicago. is
second. Officers OF the Midwest
bridge association are: Harry ".
Hammond. John c. Hall william
Coffee. A. j. JerEigan. Moreno
Mitchell and Andrew Hill.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
"Y' Splashers
Are Swamped
Brewster Jr's
Win, 1921

Brewster Center Junior swim
ming team sNamped the 81 Az
fo.ne y Spiashers Sc 10 Fl in a
dual meei Tuesday afternoon.
AnSered hy a report thar the
Sr.ashers had defeated Brewster.
~ 70 "a In dual meet last week,
ne subsequent revenge was sweet
~ ,ae Brewster team.
IS Brewster Juniors bold he
css stare and Northern Ohio
rhtnp'anships and having m
hsm,lei record d4rin- INC past
fea .rar- ihe defeat Was hard for
ttle So inning FANS 20 understand
arif lad been explained by Cla-
enlr GatIife coach O. The Brew
.'sr .em said Galliffc
nave eohs ~ good junior ma
fariai This year and my headache
cnes from trying 10 get meets
,qr i4eni | struck upon ne idea
~ sf.linc OFT my second team on
some occasion. This particular
tae sent all swimmers who had
r'Ncf h'en IN city or rtate compe-
Triton They held the tN team "a
2 81 10 "a SCORE and ihlnk they
ld me
Then tame The release lha; the
~ Splashcrs had defeated The
Brewster Juniors No mention was
made Thar tie team Was composed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20

Sets Record
Completes In
Six Events

EAST LANSING Walt AIRING
ton Michigan State colleges ace
traokster competed in six events
In the Michigan S,aie-Purdue dual
track meet here Saturday. and
scored IN three - he high and
broad jumps which he won. and
the low hurdles. in which he placed
second
Arlington leaped % feet and Z
inches IN the broad jump 10 es-
tablish new MISC indoor varsity
indoor meet. The old record Of %
feet ~ inches had been set by
Arlington.
In the high jump Arlington
cleared the bar at feet ? inches
10 break the record Of 6 feet ia
inches he ret last wear.
Perdue defeated the Spariars,
69-53 Freezing weather caused the
meet 10 be held indoors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20

That's all right Joey. YOU
'our5' good fight and Won proved
20 the mob YOU can take IT,
Md that's just what Niehielove
had done. His swollen left eve and
the black and blue on the left side
- his face and neck from Dris-
hells joliing right-hand punches,
was physical evidence that Mieh-
Glove had shown the 2076 paid
customers that ne could take II in
his Intellectual efforts 10 wrest The
state weiferweight title from the
slender Driskell
At tho same time Driskell wa.
proving conclus ively 10 the fans
iha he has remarkable hitting
power and possesses determination
and gameness in no small quail
~
DriskelI's hitting power was d..
monsirated in the third when no
floored Miehielove with a hard
+ right flush on the chin for a count
OF nine.
Driskell showed his gameness
and determinations OF purpose IN
The fourth. fifth and tenth rounds
long left opened a cut over Dris
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20

kell's left eye in the NTH. and In
the tenth a hard right caused his
mouth TO squirt blood.
Miehielove was only able 10 win
one round the NTH from the hard
punching Driskell.
Charles Parham Is not acQuaint-
ed with accuracy and rhythm OF
movement but he packs terrific
wallop in either hand. Herb Wiley
will attest to this.
Parham stopped Wiley in the
eighth round TO win the belt em-
blematic OF the state bantam weight
championship. A solid right 10 the
pit Of the stomach dropped Wiley
FOR the count.
Parham. throwing punches from
the opening gong shook Wiley
on several occasions with let's and
rights. and had also left himself
exposed to the blows OF his oppon-
emit
Napoleon Mitchell. winner OF the
Diamond Belt heavyweight cham
pionship. stopped Lands White IN
the first round OF their scheduled
rour-round contest
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
Warm Days Are Near

CHICAGO - CA P)-The 1910 tournament
schedule, which included the national amateur cham
pionshps at Paos park Aug 1918, was announced
this week by the Chicago Amateur Golf club.
In addition to the nationals, the club has two 9TH
competitions open to all amateurs. On May 30 there
will be the 10 hole medal play and two ball mixed
foursome Sunset with trophies for prizes and
Oct 81 the Tombstone tournament will be conducted
the
Officers of the club include Harold r. Hunter, pre-
sident Leslie Alternately vice president; Raymond S.
Gillian. secretary and Jamie POythress. treasurer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20

hard luck A ridsrless boss caused
him 10 tall A. the last pump and
away went thousands OF dollars
Well that's racing boys Joe Far
rell who was foreman In The
Riddle stable when war Admiral
vas wireins. viii now train the
Glenn Riddle Farm Stable. AID
they viii 20 Up New England way
Good ones always in this stable
g II Hughes was honored 81 The
keereiand Park FOR old horsemen
BOYS he has been around since
Heck WAS Pup. have just receiy-
I'd picture o; The champion fliv
o, vesicryoars NTH her grand
looking ,oal now Now here's a
voaussfer noroe VIII no. buy 4.
<; Vanderbilt Wiz train his own
aosses his vear and no should do
"a good IS his la'e-f trainers
Yes ves
Now Mat ire Vanderbilt s'ar'
ST.. The f.iv can really vhitz I
con know how .ar Shes c0la-
Mort " Nahorcv VAL boss '5e
Nu'Ga ae7arfneni r Now NorS
end ~ knows hls business Cec-ge
Cdom sass he VIII Vie 'or i41
honors ap N'w Eng and way and
49, 80 ssh. 81, 49,. =
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Mansfield Driskeu Defeats Joey
MiehieloUe To Retain State I tile

Regular meeting OF the ~"
Checker club was resumed last
Friday and many were present in
order 10 register for the annual
Spring tournament before the
deadline. Even some OF the chill
dren on their way 10 the circus.
stopped in 10 see " their fathers
were going 10 accompany them to
the gymnasium The answer was.
OF course. in the negative because
many a father had forgotten about
the Checker Clubs activities.
II was just before the battle
President Hudson. he Of the now
Dee-Hee move. insists that he will
be the next champion Ham
tramck". Pines. the king, upon
whose head lies topping crown;
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PLAYERS SET FOR TOURNEY

Percy Jacks. Supreme Liberty
Life Insurance salesman. VINO
threatened TO give the months first
insurance to policy holder that
beat him; and that mysterious Mr..
X who, still wishes to conceal his
identity. sent his representative to
emphasize his challenge.
The tournament will run two
nights: April 10 and 90 A few Of
the light heavyweights are think
ing about getting rid OF Ham.
tramck" either by bodily force or
barring him altogether. They are
out to win at airy cost. The con
testants vie for the medals and
the handsome trophy donated by
Percy Jacks.
The Tournament Committee re-
quests that all entrants register al
the ~" before Friday. April 10.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
Sportsman Recreatioi
Begins Spring SeasoI

The Sportsman Recreation I'D
viii begin their Spring aciivHa
by sponsoring a Leap Year part)
at the Democratic club. 81.
warren, Saturday evening And
20. The affair is scheduled to sla}
at eight o'clock s. l.. johnson
president and p. VI. Hennessv 4
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
Some Crack Sprinter

Mozelle Ellerbee. Barney Eve
and Eddie Carter will be anon
The sprinters competing in the lot
yard dash at the Penn RELAYS. o
April 81 They will he following
the footsteps OF Eddie Tolan. n,
Hart Hubbard Willis Ward VI
lace Ptacock. esse Owens and Re
Johnson.