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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-24

FOR RENT: TWO STORY FRAME
dwelling, corner Turner avenue
and Zcne street. Seven rooms. suit
able for boarding house on private
dwelling. Citizens Realty & Loan
Co., real estate, insurance. rentals.
loft
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-24

LOST: BLACK LEATHER POCKET
book containing five key and r.
ceipts. Reward Offered. Name
Hill, 263 Charles street. 24-jt
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-24

WANTED 1000 NEW CHRIST
mas Savings Club customers
to join those thrifty persons
who will make next Christmas
a care free one. Industrial Bank
of Henderson. j-16+i
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-24

THE PLACE OF VALUES" WILL
be closed Wednesday and Thurs.
day. Alex S. Watkins. 1871
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-24

FOR RENT JAN. 1-~MODERN FUR
nished apartment Dr. i. G. Vow.
l2-Cud-tf
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HENDERSON BUSINESS COLLEGE
New term, January 6. Accredited
school, Commercial Education H..
designed to help you make vo.l.
way comfortably through world
with real opportunities. .
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-24

FOR RENT: APARTMENT WITH
steam heat, hot and cold water and
garage. If interested. address
department. care Dispatch
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-12-24

WE WISH TO NOTIFY ALL on
our patrons and others that We viii
be closed two days Tor Christmas
Wednesday and Thursday. Dcccm.
Der rs and 26. Huffman Clcauc.s
23-2r
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HENDERSON BUSINESS COLLEGE
New term, January 6. Accredited
school. Commercial Education ID.
designed to help you make vou.
way comfortably through world
with real opportunities.
WE WISH TO NOTIFY ALL or
our patrons and others that We viii
be closed two days Tor Christmas
Wednesday and Thursday. Dcccm.
Der rs and 26. Huffman Clcauc.s
23-2t.
WANTED 1000 NEW CHRIST
mas Savings Club customers
to join those thrifty persons
who will make next Christmas
a care free one. Industrial Bank
OF henderson. j-l6ti
FREE. NOT A HOLIDAY SPECIAL.
We have always given free shines
and laces with all repair Jobs
Phone 630. We call for. Gri>,on,'s
Shoe Shop. 17tf
THE ENTIRE STAFF OF THE F}i.
bassy and Stevenson Theatres wish
all of our patrons d very merry
merry Christmas. 24-it
| AMERICAN L LEGION SQUARE
! Dance, Armory, Dabncy Road. Fri
day, Dec. q. Adm. 25c TO all. Come
ana nave good time. 23-3ti
| FOR RENT: TWO STORY FRAME
dwelling, corner Turner avenue
and Zcne street. Seven rooms. sui.
able for boarding house or private
dwelling. Citizens Realty s: Loan
Co., real estate, insurance. rentals,
Left
LOST: BLACK LEATHER POCKET
book containing five key and 70.
ceipts. Reward Offered. Mamie
Hill, 263 Charles street. All
FOR RENT JAN. 1-~MODERN FUR
nished apartment. Dr.. i. {. Vow.
l2-CUd-tt
FOR RENT: APARTMENT WITH
! steam heat, hot and cold water and
garage. If Interested. address
department care Dispatch.
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! THE PLACE OF VALUES WILL
be closed Wednesday and Thurs
day. Alex S. Watkins 23-2t
LOW COST PER YEAR-PITTS-
burghs Sun-Proof Paint gives you.
house real protection against sum-
mer heat and winter cold As: for
color card. c. L. Garter Lumber
| Co., William street, phone 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
SAINTS On Ypsilanti

see q play. sntitlsd. "Ahs Lincoln. %
which was written by santee BRAKEMAN.
teacher or the Fifth Grade IN physi-
cal education at the g. J. Miller school
IN Fcorse
ing for Cleveland. Ohio. 10 attend m.
funeral OF his niece. Mrs Fayefte Tur-
ner' who was buried Monday from 81
John AME church
Rev. and Mrs Clynes and Mrs. Raj
Icy Bell and daughter. also Mr.. and
Mrs "a. Hicks, Rev and Mrs Ernest
Monamus and Mrs Warren Melons. all
or Romulua we're week end visitors At
the home % Rev. and Mrs a. w. Carr
Rev. Carr has heen quite M hut In
able 20 h. out again.
John Whisnenant 10 at home suffer
IN from an Injury 20 his back lie was
job
Mrs Florence Dixon II quite 81 sur
rering from a stroke. Mother Amelia
Perdue aiso suffered slight stroke.
Monday william Campbell was taken
70 ". Joseph hospital last Friday. Mira
hiida Woods 10 on tho sick list. also
Mrs Hazel Green and Mrs Eugene
sears
The second Rarilst SUNDAY schools
attendance Sunday was t0F ana IA
steadily Increasing Many visitors hav.
heen attending lately. Miss lima
Brown II s. $. reporter
The Leap Year program and lunch
con VIII be held az Second Rantist
church on Feb. 80. sponsored hy IN.
Pastors Aid
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
CHATHAM ONT

Mrs. Title Parker ~ Princess street
received word last Monday or the
death ~ her sisier-in-law. Mrs Minnie
Russell. ~ Chicago
Revival services arc IN progress ~ the
Community church. Rev. W. A. Ruche
10 pastor.
special program was given At
Campbell AME church Sunday. Feb
rs. MANY beautiful and inspiring mus
zeal numbers were rendered.
Mrs Mamie Jenkins has been call
ed 10 Ynsilant. due TO the serious III
ness Of her mother
Mrs Edna Rrown - IN the city. hav-
Ing been called home by the critical
illness Of her uncle. Rev. J. {. Brown
ing Of Dresden.
Miss jamie Parker has returned home
from Windsor where she has been at
ending school for several months
The funeral 81 Miss Frances Dudley
was held IN Dresden. Tuesday Feb. -.
passed away IN London. Ontario.
Rev. NJ. Brown offlciated. Miss Dudley
Guy Needham. who has been ~ for
tho past three weeks with blood poll
soninR IL able to be about his work
again.
Miss Marion vanDusen went 10 yp-
siianu SUNDAY. TO assist the Gospel
Union In program there
Master Ralph Williams ~ King
street, entertained twenty four of his
little friends last Saturday afternoon.
on the occasion NJ his fourth birthday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
HIGHLAND
PARK NEWS
ny HAZEL cuLrErrER
~. Luke AME Church

Morning services nj ST. Luke sunday
we're we'll attended. Pastor NJ Culpsp-
pei delivered an Impressive message
from John t,29. Among the visitors
were; Mr.. an Mrs Smith. Mr.. Jordan
and Mira Dubois
AZ the evening services tho Senior
choir gave It's monthly program and
distributed coin barrels Awards we're
given 10 Mrs. Katie Glover. Hazel Gull
pepper and John Gist for turning In
the greatest amounts 81 money
The Gospel chorus viii practice Mon
day evening NJ o'clock Mrs. Clare
Il director. Prayer meeting will be
held Wednesday At 7:50 Miss " Hunt
or IL leader. Junior choir practice 10
held every Friday
Among the sick are Mother Skull.
Mother Coleman. Mrs Esther Glover.
Major bryant. David Bryant and Mar
tina J Moseiy.
Mrs william Ross. Of Pittsburgh. IL
Visiting her daughter Mrs Dorothy
Mosely
Mrs. l.. Hall has just returned from
Kansas. whore she visited her sister.
Club No ! will give "hutterfiv'
dinner. Sunday, Feb. ss. Everybody
Il welcome.
birthday Party
Mrs Moore, 1879 TaReiie street. 70.
Gently entertained few 81 her friends
a. birthday party. IN honor % Gior-
n German A lovely time was had nv
All who attended snd dainty renast
was served The guest list included
luanlia Davis. Jackie Sykes Humor
Sykes. Judge Reed Herman Davis.
Arthur Simmons. Earl and Russell Card
nor. Norma Johnson Mary Durant
Howard Durani, David Stephens. Mar
f'nez Gorez. plcke Frederick. Doro-
ihv stewart. Harold Qverstrcct Nanr-
leo Collins Dorothy Morton. Thelma
jones Thelma and Pauline Rrvant.
Marie Miller WIN Henry League. John
Lewis. Clara Cnlpepror. Lee Edwards.
Iowa Miller. Rlrfie shuran. vivian
German ana Herbert Shunan
norofhv Steward e quiie = poet: she
has written number OF excellent
poems this year.
CHATTER
William Taress sntertains the charm
INK Annie Rains quite often The cou-
ple are seen at quite number Of J
hons
Tho handsome Ned Pearson seems ~
have heen fhA certer Of attraction al
the Aces last dance Ned andModes-
N were 'RreakinE n up'' Henry
Rrown was also seen ~ tho darce lie
IL better kniWn 49, Hank John Thomas
was there tho 10 ~ called Utter"
Ri,hafd Zones and Rudiie Lyons are
champion snowhaiiers
Maurice eni Lewis are some real
handsome Young men now.
Wonder who those eats are. going
over 10 Newtons9 They have a 1910
We car
Tho ryramid clih gave a recertion
recen'lv Seen annng those present
were Naleris Tandy Rurnev Watkins.
Barbara rmes Cecilia Sylvester rhvl-
IL Lawson Afre Fields Nidrci1 Rem
SON. rn'h HanthesA. I"hn Tcagre Rob-
NAVY othrre
please Serd al IIghianii rarl, news
FOR tho Tribune - Hazel Cuipepper.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
EAST END NEWS
.ss,s,.:.:::,,..,,, .,,..ssi,s,,:,.,
ny JULIA NAE TURNER

Here We are dear friends. 10 bring
you the happenings Of this East End
First, let's drop over TO East Lake
whore We see the Junior choir con-
Quoting the musical portion OF the
morning service. Rev. Codson spoke on
the subject. The End OF the Narrow
Road IL Heaven. Visitors were Mrs
Virgins. Mrs Thomas and Mrs King
AZ pm. the Junior choir held their
first anniversary program at the
church. The welcome address was
spoken by Georgia Greer: response by
Gwendolyn Pinkney OF 81. Paul The
history OF tho choir was discussed nv
Emmett Cssery Junior choirs partici-
pating In the program were: IT. Paul
and First Baptist. Appearing on the
program we're Rev. Heath. Rev. Frid-
stone. and Rev. Hughston. who was the
principle speaker
wonderful program was presented
by the Junior choir Sunday night
Special features were a duet by Alto
mand Greer and Charles Turner, and
numbers by newly organized quartet
which IL conducted by Gretha Boone.
Events on the social calender for the
week include.
The Nurses Guild meeting Monday
evening AZ the home OF the president
Mrs Turner. with Mrs. Austin officiat-
ing
The Teachers meeting on Tuesday
svening az the lovely home OF Mr.. and
Mira patiil0.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
Pontiac News
ny y. r. HARRIS

Announcement has hcen made ~ the
on "a cement ~ Mis- Ruth Novella VIII
Hams ~ Pontiac daughter ~ Mr. ana
Mrs. n. W Williams. 70 Abraham Tar
ahmora. Of TUT street The weddins
VIII take place on Feb. 25
Mrs. Marshall. OF Ragiey street. re-
,urnef home last week from visit
20 rit,shurrh whore she was the guest
OF her sister. Mrs Wilbur Harris
Dean 4. -. Fisher. ~ the National
Raptist Training Sehooi. Detroit. was
rnest speaker AZ Sow Rethel Haptist
church Las, sunday morning Rev. +.
Timberiake IL pastor.
rev. Ford ~ Reed. ~ N"w Hone
Raptist church preached sunday morn-
ing and evening. MS morning theme
was "Forsaking Al ~ Follow Jesus
In tho evening he talked on "citix"n-
ship and Nelehbors"
rev Robert Hoover preached At
newman AME church M II am. An
educational program was presented a.
7so r NJ. James Person was me chie'
sneaker Dr. VI j.. spears Il pastor.
Rev James r. Fleming spoke ~ Me-
cedonta Baptist church AZ 1850 sunday
morning. Rev Jcff Powell prca, he'd
a. 7.s0 m Rev John Powell IL pas
tor ~ tho church.
Mrs Gertrude Gordon was on tho
sick ilst last week. hut Is able 70 be
out again Mr.. Armstrong. ~ piimar
street, and John Leonard. " califor-
MIA street. ara on the stick lisi Mrs
Jennie Baker. Of Lake street. and Mrs
Alice Gordon % Highland also MISS
LILLIAN saltcr. are atill IN the hospital.
Alcan Young. OF Lake street u on
the sick list.
wake up and read tho Defroit Tri-
hume each week II IL trimming over
each week with important news that
every progressive Negro In Michigan
should read
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
W OODL A N D
PARK NEWS
n, ROBERT A. NEAL

The First Baptist Sunday school was
well attended and nicely conducted
sunday, Feb. Is The pastor preached
a forceful sermon from fsa Ss:17.
Rev r. I. Groom. OF BALDWIN. made
some encouraging remsrka
rev. Enis Davis pastor OF the COM
munitv church. preached an impress
sNe sermon sunday from Gen. ac;2t.
subject. "Wresiling TO Solve the Prob
lem. ~ Life" Tho camp Bitely Giee
aIub eulivenvd the services with sew
.ral appropriate selections
a. 3 PM last Sunday. ''harle- ThoW-
n- presented IN excellent program Ia
Keeping with National Negro history
Week celebration. The prorram frs-
tuted /. number Of Negro spirituala in-
Guiding ~ Amt Coin study War Ma
More" Were You There. When They
Cruclfled My ford?". "Swing Low.
sweet chariot" aud others.
Mrs Annie TAYLOR has received word
that her husband. Charles Taylor. Is
recovering from illness IN the hospi'
tai 1T kalamazoo. Mich.
Mrs Ida Han celebrated her sixty
nnh birthday, SATURDAY.. Fob T.. n
hcr home on The corner ~ Railroad
and brand a,enur Her sister. Mrs
Annie TAYLOR also Mrs Rornie Rob
inson we're present At the dinner.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
s;tts;ttt::....;,;::::;

meeting at the church OF the Living
God. with Rev. milton as the speaker
FOR the state ~ Texas Rev Whoey
speaks FOR the state OF virginia on
Thursday evening. On Friday sVening
al s'ao REV Woods OF the Morning
star baptist church will speak FOR Ken
lucky. In conjunction with the Junior
choir banquet whlch will be held In
tho church basement or the same eve
ning The choir 10 ASKING for a silver
Offering win esrh dinner on Stature
day the Ward fanny. ~ 1902 Ten
nessee will play host 20 many friends
~ social Tor the state ~ North Car
oiina- state captains are Rod gers. In
diana; Farmer Virgins: Greer Texas;
Mary Turner. Kentucky Paiiiie. Ark
an~as Austin ceorgia NJ nufsle Ala
Missssippi; Dawson Michigan
Coming events cast their shadow A
play entitled HIS rrofs'' VIII DO pre-
scented March !. b, the young peopls
of East Lake.
Just Ia Girls saving rlub wiz give n
social a. tho home of Mrs MrClii. on
saturday March -
The NAAcP. 18th community branch
VIII hold their monfrlv meeting at
see saturday Feb o.
The Nurses Guili viii Sorve dinner
IN tho church Essier sunday. March
a.
All news items far this column may
he sent 10 sst Tennessee can lie
lsss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
RIVER ROUGE NEWS
By MRS. A. n. GRAY VAUGHN

AME church wer@ dedicated 70 the rsh-
or board. The Rev. Mr. Pryor spok .
from tho text. There ~ none greater
than John tho baptist" and The ieas,
IN the kingdom r. the greatest" also. II
would rather BE- doorkeener IN thu
house OF my God. than to dwell In tho
tents Of the wicked
The Rev Mr. cridsr also his church
chorus and congregation. worshlpped al
81 Johns = ~ p m. service
The a. G v league discussed 'sNelth-
Or jew Nor Crock" and ",dolencence.
The Problem Age For Parents"
Tho men NJ tho Senior choir present
ed program ~ pm Sunday IT, was
an excellent form ~ entertainments
Viola cnnn II church reporter
Union baptist Church
The Sunday School ~ Union Ran'Is,
Mas we'll attended sunday Tho Rev.
Nj Coneland preached forcefui scr.
mon sunf morning subject. "Ths
piefv ~ christ" teVf. st Iahn f.f-1e
The Senior choir rendered lovely music
PRAYER meeting. are held every Wed
ne-dav evening A. = o'clock
On tho sick ifef this week are. Mrs
Nvree. Mrs. Perkins M Moore Mr..
Floids and Miss sabbath
jennie Caswcil IL church renorter
Church or God In Christ
Sunday the $ s ~ tho church was
largely attended despite the snow stunt
James Whitehead was IN charge
~ tho morning Worship. Pastor y w
Candv preached m excellent sermon
'cxt. Peter - The rev T.. G scagg-
~ ne'ro' was present md delivered
a short sermonef'e. Tho evening service
vas we'll attended
Essie Whitehead Il church rerorter
Fews Memorial CNF church
The calendar rally" ended Sundav "
February rs with total ~ ysnts Ths
raliv w,s snorsoref nv Mrs Grain and
ws- au''~ successful. All worked whole.
hsartcdlv
"Wednesday. February - ~ p m
nrayer service viii he held Friday =,
r m choir practice
Tho Rev p r. Copeland. his choir
snf congregation viii Worship ~ Kew.
Memorial a. sso SUNDAY asefrnoon
February g. The Rev n Davis. pa.
tor NJ First Baptist church. Ecorse will
preach ~ ~. m
The Senior choir viii render another
Pleasant SUNDAY Might" program
Evcryhodv r. cordially invited
Thursday night February 20 m. rev
Mr. Black. Of Deirav. also his choir and
congregation viii Worship ~ Few. Mo-
mortal for tho Mems division ~ the M.
rroaching rally on fhs third sunday In
March n VIII feature the men against
the women
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24

n simmons returned sat
~ s'sh, fro" Atisn,. 80 80,
s.u,ss,a the bishops
~ c.rther Robertson preached
~ ke' n,l message 20 the large
| uy spu :, second baptist church.
ssr'f,us.~n,r lIIs tent was from Acts
t,iu n o'" admitted to tho mem
~ Tro y xorhern group had ne
s-hp I"' ...,aer last Friday night.
~ ~, 81 g l. Morton.
y "a s.,asy school a, the Church Of
p. 'S ns,,,, vas | rgely attended.
~ hw,.,nsis 10 superintendent' on
wr' ,nness the senior teacher.
rts'' = r.vlor vas sbssnt. Mrs Elsie
~ = assistant teacher. was on the
y - ~ " has iarEe follow
~ reonie Elder Ford. Of
q ,,sor delivered flne message
w." " a Anderson 10 doing nns In
~ ' ,'g,. Anderson 10 church rsror'sr.
W 80, ~ Tho late Mrs. Debhy
~ 49, - hank friends for the
To-, '..eo. sni csrds ~ sympathy re-
o. rr..msn f.li on the Ice Monday
u.,,ref painful Injuries In his
W. s,A,ee rrnekwan. accompanied
~ r,r.. prockrisr. her slster-in-
~. isti.rs daughters, Barbara
u,lel rotored 20 Ecorse TO
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
LEGAL NOTICES
Aitt rerrivai X. Piper
i10e Randolph ~.
eTATr or MICHIGAN.

Att, rerrivai X. Piper
iaos Randolph ~.
TATE or MICHIGAN.
a.
Comfy ~ wsfne
No sss.s7s
IA session ~ fha Probate Court for
~ County, ~ WAYNE. held At the
f'nta;a Court Room IN the city ~ ne
'''''. On tho 'our'eerfh day ~ Fcbr'ia-
" IA ~ ca orc thousand nine hun
~ s-d fory
Present. .. J. HEAtY. Judge Of
pohs's
n N. Na'fo- ~ the Estate Of WILL
IAN wNfKFR Deceased.
~ r'afrs ara fillnR tho petition ~
HENRY MN NT-R nv his attorney,
PFRolfti f rlrER. praying that
~ r0'r 1fflfirate and determine
~ 40 Or Vere az tho time ~ the
e''h ~ s'i deceased his heirs-at-iaw
~ ff''lff 20 Inherit the estate Of
r'rh no 100 seized:
Il ortsref That the fourth day
v Arr' new ~ ten o'clock IN the
i.'.'oon oe'ors Judge THOMAS G.
NrRPhf A. said Court Room no ap-
Nrrd ior hearing said petition.
ana Y s further Ordered That =
''7r " 'hs order no published three
',s"'t@ weeks previous 20 said time
" neafinT IN ne Detroit Tribune. =
r's'parer printed and circulating in
"i County Of wayne.
u. j. HEALY.
Judge OF Probate.
"A IRE corv,
CHARLES 2 HARRIS.
p''piy Probate Register. s-1t-s-fs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
Inkster Jottings
ny MRs. WILLIE ". nINIoN

Fire The senior choir rendered bcau-
tlful music The congregation aud
friends Wsre happy To Welcome back
Trustee } Martin. who has made re-
markable recovery from his serious &C.
cident
sunday afternoon. musical pro-
eram was sponsored nv the United
Sisr quartet Tn HYPr T. making
fine progress under the ieadrr~hlp ~
=. Thompson and REV. Donaldson
SUNDAY evening Rev Mrfff preach
"a christian Win one Mind" The
Junior choir. unirr fhe direction 81 j.
Morris. rendered The uNs|e
Prayer aer,r'e T. hcih every we'd
nesday ~ 80 nm Tho Missionary
department. unAer me supervision ~ l..
Johnson. IL doing fine work The NUM-
her Of attendants is inorsasine
Mrs Rrs VT ami denshter % whit
taker. Msh were slsiiors at the mora
ing SER Ices
Raptismsl services viii he hold sun
day moaning immediately after tho
preaching
Mrs 7'n.lev a,d Nr. roper are
GONZALES ins rapiiN Nrs porlnda Al
lon IL the proud mother o., baby
girl. horn Ia University hospital Ann
Arhor
Mis- Magnolia simms T. church re-
porter.
Tho cyc an fnf.rdemoninaiionsi or
ganigaiion. VIII sponsor MEXICAN
Leap Year chin dinner saturday Fab
e. ~ 3 nm ., cssi los campau
provided for he Youth Attending
second baptist Church
Services a. Second Rarfisf wcr@
we'll ATTENDED last SUNDAY the devo-
tionai services In fhe pastors sfHAv
and The msln auditorium We're insrir-
Ing
Tho church expresses s,mpaihv ~
tha Guvfon family IN their hero1' o.
mont accustomed nv the passing -
Christina Cuvtor whose funeral w.
held last SATURDAY. Sywrathv Is a's,
brother recently died IN riusharfh,
Pa
Tho message ssnine morning vas
delivered nv Rev Ford. Michigan Ms.
trict missionary. Ills teNt was Acts
asiio Two were added 90 the riem-
b-r-hip
The member. are IN svmpaihv WITH
Pastor . " Jones wha IL under the
care " physician due 20 a r..'nt
automobile accident W. ar- hopins De
VIII Ne able 10 resume his work SOON
SUNDAY "i''iN""N "A 'Nr Ih'kiHH
wa~ srnnsored ~ the church hv the
Mothers board Rev w. = fenns
preached an excellent message whit b
all On fave,i
AZ pm tho choir rendered 'hc r--
euler monthly MUS al program Many
Visitors We're present
w. w. Crosby Detroit mortirian VIII
address tho RYrt- NEXT SUNDAY eye-
ming A. o'clock
The Yadsout rinh met ~ tho 'ovefv
home ~ Nre W Curry irf Tucs-
dav nleht Among those nreseni tsfef
j.. Alien paker crav T. W1r.
ris O. Patterson ard n shepard A.
Or Tho business hour delicious refresh
fneris we're served Mrs =. Au.n q.
president
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24
ECORSE NEWS

By MILO CASTOR

Last week. We witnessed some rsth-
Or questionable politics In Ecorse.
some OF our so-called leaders turned
IN the names OF several hen 20 To-
cal automobile plant whore they were
working These men have endorsed a
Democratic slate in our local govern
inenf, and the plant Is Republican In
ciined The bosses OF a certain club
are on thu short end Of the voting
public. 80 they tried 10 give the men
mentioned a scare. 10 make them coms
over on their side The men are warn
ed that their Jobs are ~ stake n
they don't ehange. IL that fair7 No
such leaders as these would last long In
The other race Coiored citizens stop
and think when men attempt 10 stop
your wives and children from getting
few Injuries ~ lie. because YOU
don't how 10 heir wishes. those In
dividuals should he Stunned poesn't
Tho Constitution give every man the
right 70 vote be own conviction. and
not some one eise's' This looks Ike a
case Tor the NtR or some court.
II appeared thar rcorse would get
the police department was notified
that tho infan, son OF Mrs. Cassie Traii
aged five, had been kidnapped
by white man The child was later
found ~ ~ nncies home. whore he
had been carried ny white man who
knew the child and also his uncle
rr q salisbury was held M nv
The snow storm last Sunday evening.
which prevented him from making Sow
eral calls On time. IT. car ara anoih-
er Rad a collision on Tenth aud Francis
streets ~ one was hurt. hut the cars
wcre badly damaged
Mrs Maiil~ Horton returned reccnt
~ from fiee.wenk vacation spent
WITH relatives and friends. in Charles
ton Mo.
LenorR Davis. daughter - Rev J.
n. Davis IL expected to speak her
vows IN March 20.
AInia Wnllrla.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-24

,-.r. 80 calling IN for me 10
~. Trintre our splendid week
-, IN. ,esv liberal notice published
IA. ,ss.c urging the citizens TO
49,, mpaori and ballots in behalf
2" ,s,a c.ndlaates llr. Milton and
q, Zones one - the messages Of
e,.s, reads a follows;
" ia1san $50. ~,
q. hank yaa ara the Detroit Tri-
A.. M no very effective notice In the
~. 49, ores va shall show our ap-
,.isn ~ hfNins more papers from
~, =. ,nd lnrresrng the Triounes
=. ,hroagN or 'hurches"
r,.,i, d. tao paper will not he
.,f.hsa afaIn before the primary 10
-. =, u hope hist T may he able 10
.,....es retf week that we have
-. ran m Inc FOR tho general cleo
~. ,,t ono cnrstsbie We can. N we
=, 4, ,naa ~ votes ~ the polls. Tues
n. mar 3, River Rouge II increas-
ar There ara MANY families coming 20
=, el.v 'ootirx for homes and places
4. W. hnt WITH 10 avail The majority
!, hem e1ree rup'ovment ~ he Ford
Ever nougA n, prior Houses are AZ n
r.~rm Arf coalitions regarding tho
r,-,..r % fns'ns ne worse.
N view - ~ 'act that there IL n
rt' d'al Gliding and remodel
~ rone o. ANY people ara tempor-
ir'r reside With friends and re-
h.h.s un'l irsa homes are nnished
rN,,A houses however. are not for sale
rent
tnnnunrement
~ r'iar ste~ this opportunity %
- re readers river Rouge know. IN
r'',orss - f7 los that my service In
nAsrnf Ne~a ir the community f.
t,'-tsrHv .rtfis 7 40 not sell pap
- e. al any recompense Other
isi. ~ riN.s. ~ serving the COM
~.-rv osl riv home ana the spler-
a. rsre- no ffaHre. which T. broad
'r"sh - rihnsH tho local news free.
z ], q sent - them.
RICHES
~ John A. NJ. r.
s1Hisv ~or-rg services a. 81 John