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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25
5meis 40.

G. 6;ene alien sdpeitern our ee.
faIinen Nahr:di, oaB Die nGdite mo.
natl'the @eriammluns am Sonntoe.
tcn 1. Sebruar. punft 8 l1br nahm.,
itatt''noet. Tie Shateitern iino ct.
!ud,t anfpei"no 5u iein.
ss1s aonlitee fir aaffee un6 ar.
den 81 ierr:eren tuuroen foIeen6t
Sdr'!tcrn rrnarnt: Wertba &elipie
@or'tcterin aatb. aellner. ssriebc
anr'an aa'b @uu. cara S9uffert
Gral'a 5iis,l Sic s9meitern Mesino
araiit, Marin Sober uno $annof
Gar!ion mel>cten it9 fur Yreiie ipen'
ben. Maria aloB. prot. ..setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25
Ni6tipfcunns.

S.. geriht bJn Der Carrier Sir.
GenNemeinbr bat ii9 ein sSebler elm.
Gci;bIifen, .sdrnlit es mar oer Nome
reg fScrrn slnoreaas 8uiit Sung.
&irEerpate: ser @emeinoe, ourf)
Ger|phsn utiererieits ausseIaiien
.uorSen aus oem 8.ri6t, natiirIih
nitbt obiidtl:d. gntihuloisune.
Die Geooftion.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25
AmS Tarrea. Ya.
Gromerftaetrih
I'm T.. Sanuar itarb Bru6er
mAr<;., Q..~I

Ndrtin Suerf
5cbu-tis aus &obnoori. Giebenbur.
gen. Ct tpar Elm ertitehenoes Weit.
glieo 6es 3ueia 7 iorp,e 6es Central
@ertanoes. Se,t 1917 uobnte er nit
1am;lie Muth as &omm uno muroe
setr:htet als ein Glib Der Gamilie.
8daseno ieines langem 2eioens muir.
be 'bm- bic bette Nflese suteil.
Nn 10. sSs1nuar nuroe er unter
groper 8ete. .lieune bon Der ct. Yau.
lus Stride aus auf Dem Morfiel6
Jrichbcf arr Iestcn @ube gelest.
gfarrer 5. s. Graf fprad gu Ser.
gen aeben6e Eroitrorte, bantte ou1
alien Seiln ,bmern lotuie allen bic I'm.
fern Brubsr beiudt baben tp1breno
Ieincr aronfbeit. uno Inn Die id1onen
vlu,aenipe,oen rno oic fret 5ur Ser.
fiig,.ne geiteIlten Mutomobile.
sc trau'rn n Der alten &einnat
feline @att:1 Gofia Tiirt geb. Burt,
uno cine To9ter Sofia areitel e.b.
Giirt.
Wo t9 bisber aeieTen.
ST nidt n'ein redtes 6aus;
Benn r,ein 8tel dussemeifen.
60 tret i'd, hann binnus
limb mas i'd bte g.trau9et,
Nas leg i4 a1es ab
l1n6 tpenn ID ausaebau1et.
go ihorrt mnn mid, ins @rab.
NIio 1T u,ein 2aus beftelIt.
Cute Nadt bu eitle @elt.
q. q.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25
3msis 26.

elren g-iiherr slt- aenntnis, oab
dc regellndbiee Mona.sberiammll,ng
am Sonntap. ben 4. Sebruar. punft
3 i'er na6n'ittass, abgebolten miro.
Sic @riioe- iino eriuhl antpeieno 81,
icir, nm .p;btiae @eih6fte gu ber.
Carorln. M;baeI aloos, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25
Scr Snaenbtnnb

5eroritaltet Counting. ben 4. Gebr.,
e:nen eemitlideu slbenb. iuoau olGe
cuffs ber3l'c.ite eineelaoen iino. gs
perocn id'ne 4sreiic gu berteilen
iein; ait6 uiro aaffee uno Sudden
Ierbiert aommt ale unb brinet cure
Irevnoe NIT. gniane 8 l1br abenos.
m her ct. Heters R'rf)e, @lenfielo
::nS Hoieberrp. Irtb. Seiler.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25
Mnorras Warth,

roff.
Nnbrras Warth,
acboren am 12. Saruor 1878 in ga.
oeib, siebsnbiiroen, oer i'm Sabre
1900 nnh 9lmerifa einlpanberte, 1T
am y Saruor 1910 inn 8 ltbr As
ltfr cbenos eeitorben uno puroe am
20. san,.or 81, grabe qetrasen.
r.. bintelIdBt N bi.iem 2anoe Die
trauernoe Sattir Sata gartb, eeb.
sdaiter, 'rsuie s'uei sdtudser na.
mems Sdoritcr in srmbrioge, 8a,
anc i'm altcn Sunbe bie bodbetaste
SSiihrise Mlltter .Marie gartb, bier
@r:i'er lrnA cine Sftpeiter.
IN tiefiliirfe:,oen @orten troItete
Scr gbrtpiiroiae Serr @farrer Cub.
tuig @eiiedcr Die SinterbIiebenen in
ecr Girde iotp:e am Brabe, no ald
Terr Huoolf Maber Dem 8eritorbe.
nen cinen tuarmgefiihlten Iahrui
lpio:rete unt i'm Namen Ser Sinter.
6li' benen bem Serrn @iarrer, Dem
Sei:fenbeitatter Gorte:, ben gartl,d.
tragsrn Seppner, SUE, Tbalmann,
Sca06;, sdorider uno gierlina,
ioipit Seneu bic ibr 9eiIeio ourd)
Ylnaenitiife gum Musorud sebradt
,,rb bsnn ole ibre s!utomobile sur
@crf,isllng EeiteIlt, ber5lid) oanfte.
Sic trousrnoe 8lttpe iast nun audi
nj o'eiem lssege hen c5en genannten
iomi' al o,hen Die lbr IN oieien ihtpe.
rem '5tunoea hebililih tparen uno ibr
nit @at uno Tat 'lr seite geItanpen,
oielm1ls O,nf tSott pergelte es ie.
rcm Tauienbfah. Sem entidlafenen
slnSrcaas gartb aber. eebe @ott Die
ciuioe 9ful0 1nS 6-ieoe iei ieiner
Iite. gfuooIf Maper.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25

slIren W;.sliehern 6iene CUR &C.
TII'.'en Tchriht, SAB bic nddIte
Scri',rnrIl,ns am Scantas, Den a..
Spbruor, itattfinDet. sl!le Sdpeitern
irerSen gcba.en a.'tueierb su iein.
g"nd) Grleoisrns Der @ereinsge.
idi'te gibt es tpieber Gipfel uuo
Gaifee. Gatb. Sopfer, Setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25
3meis 45.

Can't 9sfGIuf bcr resten Der.
fanmlung miro oie Sicl1e bes
9ansmeiiters
IN Der Gebrrariisung befest. Die
Sa,,rtrunfta Der neuen geoingungen
piro auf u,.icre 8efonntmahunas.
tafcl et'br:eben.
Npl,,ltat Der Bean,tentpobI lit tpie
folg!.
Erdiibent. Sriebri1 HoberI;
Gise<Prdi., gnbrens Miller;
ecfr.. Triebri6 WeI5er;
Gin.sScfr., Wartin gerenbt;
6. Q Sefr.. Mihael Sbalgott;
Getntmeiite. Sriebrid @resor;
MarihalI. greaurius YanI;
@;lbelm SdrIler;
.1ruitees, @idael Suber, So5n Siteli,
@uitab ShulIer ct.
Greo Mel5er, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25

3meig 81

fiel! seine mon1tlide Weriann1Iung
lestrn Sonntae ab. Die neuen ge.
amtraren tpurb,n NIT ergreifenoen
8o-t'n bon Shlpeiter Suianna @o.
ni'.s,cr 1 t::italliert. 9luh tpuroe be.
f1oii'r uniere oiesi6hrise Sai9:ng
'srel!as. ben 26 Sanl,ar, gu balten.
Ili" NitglieOer bonn 3tpeis 81 unb
20 !or1mt ale. Gab uns Die Jrauen
elm Sutes Nbenheiien nad edit idd.
'ilh :, Mrt beriteIlen. sonnen mir Der.
'id,"t iein. Sas giien lit 6 l1br ab6s.
Nat' Dem giien Sans bis?? Ilis
nidt nersibt oen 26 Sanuar.
Suianha &omiiber, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25
8iueia Z

bilt feline reealmlBige monatsber.
;aut:'Inng I'M Samstns. ben 8. Sc.
brucr. Z llbr nbenos ob, un6 ale
Yruoer iino eebeten 6ieier @eriamn,.
li'ns beiou.potnen, oa iebr tuidtise
Gei@1fte aa err,oieen iin6.
.. Sobn @iintber, sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25
3meig 80.

ssr 6er Deaembcroeriornmlune
m,roen bic folgeaoen 8eaminnen ee.
nSblt:
g, ,diihentin, 6ath. 8rnk;
T'5esYrdi.. 8a1b. 0eppner;
Frot. sSetr. aatb. ReI5er;
Sin sSefr.. gliie WeIaer;
G.hasm., Manetba &loos;
6. 9. Setr.. Nnna Gloos;
GeruaIterirnen, Ntaria S1aIsott,
2ouiie Bresor;
Garihanirnen, earn 4eul, cara
Sduuer
Catherine Mtel5er, sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25

griiuoer Der @emeinoe, an bie1em
Gage Die Je'tprehist balten.
Mnshl,ebeno an ,,nlere @en,ein6e.
beru1mIuna tpiro 2unb un6 4affee
'erpiert tps-ben
Mi1ael 4ra,,ie. S9riff.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25

Yriirer in $eltoa, Siebenburaen,
cine @idte g!iie &erbert uno Neffe
Geo. $erbert Gin Sohn eins ibr Dor
10 Sabren I'm &,oee roraus. Mube
In Jrieoen. gatb. MeIser, Sefr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25
Taidingabsnb


snd,e eire Gltere Srau als Sans.
bdltfrin; ipatere Seirat nidt ausge.
idlpKen Sn erfraaen:
@iliam Liter, 1872 Nurtb Main ct.
Amterit; Sbip.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25

49, slls eas lette ssabrsebnt Be.
aann. herrlbte in Der @elt Not uno
Gle:to. Man fann linn nadiasen. .oab
es f.h b.s gu ieinem Ibidluiie tre,t
geblieben lit. ~
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25
2ntia s

bolte in Be- am z Saruar absebalte.
men &erion1mlung. tpelhe gut beIl,ht
mar, beidIc'ien, einen
ssaidlinsabenb
ON s EebrLur i'm Sadienbeim ab5u.
GoIt:r uno ale @fits!leber ser Ser.
Gins Stpeis s tu-roen erillht piinft.
Iih arfpeIeno su iein, Senn oos, giien
finsrt 3piIdjen 6 uno Z llbr Itatt. 9it.
te Ballet e,,G ollc bieien Sienstag.
obero fret. lin piirftI;fes grI6einen
bittct Sas Gomitee.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25
Ndtnng Geitfomitee.

Bite p'illttlih 1880 l1br Conn.
tag, % Saruar iid i'm SadIenbeim
einsnfir6en. l1nier @roBprdiioent bal
5uee'aat, Ser @eriummluns bei5u'
iuubucn 1nt Dem aomitee fir gor.
6ereih.rg b,r &.'anention init @at
ua6 9at 5,,r Ssite ou iteben.
Ssobn Garr, setr.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1940-01-25
Cratlerftadriht

sSieoer bat Ser Sd,nitter Eob Ell.
nen bieoerrn 'atiiifen 2anosmann
ohrdl Sunseneni5iinbun oab.nge.
roff.
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&us GQluooD Gtt1


Sn ell,pon6 Gin it,rb nn 13. So.
nuar i'm 4l.er bon IS Sabren, ,,eun
Mrrntpn .,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-14
FLINT, NEWS
A. TURNIPSEED. Representative 1902 Main Street
Quinn Chapel AME
Church

II was an inspiring day az Quinn
Chapel sunday. as Il was the frst
sunday OF the new conference
year. The Rev NJ. r. Rhonenee. in
his usual dignified manner. opened
the service The Holy Spirit was
felt. while the congregation waited
on the message. which was deliv-
cred so eloquently by the connec-
tional evangelist. Mrs. Elizabeth
Crews OF Detroit She spoke from
the theme. The Proper Food :"
The Senior choir and gospel cho-
rus furnished the music, With Mrs.
verna Shook at the piano
Al the family hour the evangelist
preached another forceful sermon.
subject, "Who Prevented You
from Running Two scoessions
were added 10 the church
The Rev. aud Mrs NJ r. Rhone-
nee and family were iovfully re-
ceiyed and the members are going
forward for bigger and better
things this year The trustees have
endorsed tho pastors plan for a
$500 drive TO be closed Dec s
The sick Of the church include
Mrs. 7. Henry. James Lott and H..
Nelson and daughter Grace Ths
two latter are AZ tho sanitorium It
Howell Mich. Miss p. Walker IS
III al the Sanitorium in Pontiac.
Mrs. ( Wissis and Mrs. \. Cole
man are III al home Mrs G. Smith
and Mrs. L. oliver arc much i'm
proved and able TO attend services.
When visiting Flint YOU will al
ways ind hearty welcome at
Quinn Chapel ANE church.
Flora Talbert is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-14
Ecorse News
BY MILO CASTOR

Big guns of politics began shoot
ing right and left last week. and
the echoes can stu be heard Clean
politics in Ecorse Is getting to be
thing OF the past. as some OF the
dirtieet kind OF politics was play
ed last Friday night. Two Demo-
cratic meetings were scheduled,
one on Twelfth street and Visger
road. the other TO be held at the
American Legion post. The meet
ing at the Post was held, but the
one on Visger road was ordered
postponed, by some person using
the name OF the West Side Peo-
pies club. All the candidates on
the West Side Peoples program
received telegram calls between
five and six o'clock. stating there
would be no open air meeting The
informer said he was a member OF
the Board OF the WS.PC. Now,
just who was that man? Everybody
in Ecorse has an idea who he was.
Did he build himself up any, by
doing a trick like that? No. In the
opinion OF people here. he Is on
his way out and that Is why he is
sorting to all kinds OF unfair
tactics. trying TO keep himself In
the front The voters in Ecorse are
fed up on this kind OF politics. and
by February. all politicians using
tactics like the tactics used Fri
day night. will he remembered.
even ~ the voters have to put out
Of office some OF the so-called good
men. The president and members
OF the West Side Peoples club
wish 10 thank their many friends
who came out last Friday night.
Some OF the big wigs in the Re-
publican Party attended the pic
mic given by the Progressive club
last Saturday. also Sunday night
at the w.C.vD.A. meeting held
at Cooks hall.
Drive Cautiously
The Police department Is ask
ing motorists 10 drive carefully In
school sections. az there are hun
dreds OF little children in the
streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Green. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Fisher spent their
vacation In Missouri. Kentucky and
Arkansas. They returned home on
September 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Piazzo and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-14

family motored 70 Chicago for the
Labor Day holidays. They return
cd Monday and reported having
had fine time.
Mrs. Florine White spent the
holidays in Ohio.
The daughter Of Mrs. Annie
Stone. Miss Jean Lewis, OF Detroit,
was the week end guest OF Mrs.
Beulah Morton.
During the Labor Day holidays.
house guests of Mrs. Florence
Campbell were Mrs. r. Fletcher.
her mother. and Mrs Ethel Smith,
her sister. both Of Chicago. The
visitors enjoyed their stay here.
II is reported that Norman Sink
field and Miss Lille Ruth Hogan
will speak their marriage VOWS
soon.
First Baptist Church
Sunday morning was a typical
autumn morning nd m any at
tended services al First Baptist
church. Devotional services were
conducted nv the deacons. Mu-
sic was rendered by the choir
Mr.. McAfee rendered bass solo.
The church W as h appy 10 well
come home Pastor j. D. Davis.
after a months vacation in Alaba-
ma and West Virginia. He gave
fine report Of the Baptist conven-
ton In Birmingham, and preached
an excellent discourse from the
theme. Let God Remember You =
Zadie Askew Is church reporter.
VT. Zion Baptist Church
The congregation listened "a a
dynamic sermon last Sunday. de-
livered by 13-year-old Rev. Willie
James. OF Toledo. His subject was
Don't Wait Too Long"
Among the visitors were: Mrs NJ
Burns. Mr.. and Mrs W Owens.
Mrs. NJ. Clayton. Mrs. Holmes. Mrs.
Young and daughter, Helen; y.
Mayheld, A. Mayfcld. Mrs. Dur
ham, Mr.. Lorry. Mrs Mcmillan and
Mrs. o. Neers. One member was
added 10 the church, namely-Mrs.
Robert Smith
Elder Morton and the Flying
Cloud quartet will be al the church
Friday. September 10. All are in
vited 10 attend
Rev. G. A. Stevenson Is pastor;
Corinne Campbell, reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-14
Island Called
Poor House By
Hoover
Judge Also
Criticised The
Islanders

ST. THOMAS, V. LAMP
Local Islanders this week recall
ed that some years ago. after visit
there. former President Herbert
Hoover expressed the opinion that
the natives lived in "a poor house >
Later. southern Judge, who
also lived here at the expense OF the
colonial treasury. stated that the
Islanders were Unfit for self gov
eminent because OF their African
origin. Both comments were recall
ed this week. when AT long last. a
white man was found who really
told the truth and spoke favorably
of this colony. The commentator.
Ludwig Love. is prominent COL
umnist and lecturer. He said:
, When Washington decided TO
purchase the Virgin Islands from
Denmark during the first World
War. the whole procedure seem. d
fantastic. The small island group
possessed neither material nor. as
II looked then, strategic impor-
tance. Now those islands are an inn
portant factor In our defense sys-
TEN. A naval base Is being built
on the Island OF st. Thomas. and
the already excellent harbor facili-
ties are being further developed.
Mr.. Love. mindful OF the efforts
OF the New Deal administration To
lease several bases in the Carih-
bean Sea. gave his readers an
unusual deep into history. He men
toned that "It's perhaps not gen.
orally known that the British coll
onies In the West Indies were in
vited to join in the revolt against
Britain in 1875 and that they re-
fused after proclaiming their
loyalty TO England
The land locked harbor OF Mr.
Hoover'e "poor house" may vet
safely protect units OF the Amer
can navy from the attacks OF =
powerful foe. as II did for Nell
sons ships during the trying days
OF the Napoleonic War.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-14
PONTIAC NEWS
By F. P. HARRIS

Bernice Morton OF Flint. returned
home on Sept. :, after spending a
week with their parents. Mr. and
Mrs John Morton, on Elizabeth
street.
Dewey Brodnak. Of New York.
was the house guest OF Mr.. ari
Mrs. John Morton last week
Mr.. Soloman. OF Jackson. IS visir-
ing his daughter. Mrs. Eta Medium
on Lull street. and attended the II
a m. service al Newman AME
church.
The Rev John Powell. former
pastor Of Macedonia Baptist church
attended the IL am. service AZ New
man Sunday The Rev JEFF Pow
ell. OF Monroe. La. also attended
the service.
Mrs Gardner. Of Chicago 10 Wis.
ting in Pontiac.
Presiding Elder Washington will
hold his FIRST quarterly conference
a. Newman AME church on Sept.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-14

Lee Winfrey acted as hostesses.
The honoree, Mrs. Anthony, was
clad in a lovely ochid formal. while
Mr.. Anthony wore dark business
suit. Chinese checkers were played
for amusement.
The menu consisted OF chicken
salad. ice cream and cake and
soft drinks. The couple received
many useful gifts.
Among those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Godfrey Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Parker williams. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur McClearen. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Arthur Cartwright. Mrs.
Claude Winfrey. William F. DAN
ley. william Jones. Mrs Rachel 8.
Perry and Mrs. w. NJ. Binion. OF
Inkster: Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
Anthony. Mfr. and Mrs Moore and
daughter, or River Rouge: and Mr..
and Mrs. W. II. Harris OF Detroit.
The mother OF the groom Of
twenty-five years was beautiful in
lovely white gown.
Amlty Baptist Church
The III am. prayer service Sun
day was conducted by Deacon
Tribe. Scripture was read by the
Rev. Mr.. Curtis and the Rev. Mr..
summerheld led In prayer. Tho
Rev. Mr.. Brock preached an excel
lent sermon. text, go Forward. I"
Miss Alice Thelma Cunninghsn.
OF Greenville. SC. was a visitor.
Miss Flossie NJ. Hester. s53l Fir
wood street. recently returned
home. after spending a week with
her great uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Cleveland Curry, $40 Moore
street, Inkster.
On returning home Miss Hester
will resume her studies at North-
western high school.
Clubs
The Pals Of Pleasure club will
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-14
| SEE BY
THE PAPERS

Rumania's sliced up like a pie,
And Carol is reduced
To Just an ordinary guy
While Nazis rule the roost.
Mihai's the King. but just in name
For he's a hgurehesd:
His pas exiled with dame
Whose hair and past are red.
Berlin is bombed by British planes
All England catches Hell
For German bombs descend Ia
rains.
But Britons wear quite well
For John Bulls tough and stub
born, spry.
He's stood a lot OF raps,
And now the grim CLINT in his eye
Don't look much like perhaps.
For bases in this hemisphere
To strengthen our defense.
We sell John boats. the price Is
dear;
In fact. It's near immense
But they need boats, sltho It's stiff
It's life and death for John;
Also. some loudly wonder IL
We'll pay more later on.
It's claimed they scare US half TO
death
With boogies cross the sea
And never let us catch our breath
To dazzle you and me.
Some say it's Franklins campaign
tricks
To play with Ere abroad
To hide our own domestic fix
And keep the voters awed
New Dealers don't back UP an inch
And say Willkie himself
Amt like he claims. certain cinch
Or sugar on the shelf.
Meanwhile. kids here don't care so
much
or give a single boot
For politics and wars and such:
They've got football to boot.
Cas-. Sargent.
5l3 Dryden Bldg.
Flint, Mich.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-14
SAGINAW NEWS
MRS. VI. TOONEY
vi. Olive RaptIst

Az the II am service Sunday
the Rev. W. G Wilson used as his
subject God Concerned About the
Church" text Gen. $40. There was
filled house To hear this wonder
full essage from God through our
past + II was brought IN the form
81 2 question TO the Christian as
we'll as to the sinner, where art
thou?' One addition was made 10
the church in the person Of Mrs,
Pinkie Martin formerly of Blythe
Vile, Ark. who Is making her
home here with her daughter, Mrs.
Lottie Williams.
The Sunday school was favored
with a very large attendance and
many valuable thoughts were
cleaned from the study Of the les
son. Miss Jessie Jones. one Of our
young ladies who was former stu
dent, was present as she was Wis
iting her father and many friends
in the city. All received her with
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-14
WHITAKER NEWS
By FERN CARTER

Mr. and Mrs. A. Thompson ana
son, Paul. MIR. and Mrs Rhan and
Mrs. solomon motored to Flint last
Sunday to the annual AME confer
ence.
Labor Day visitors IN Whitaker
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Harris. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hunter. They called on Mr..
and Mrs. Alexander.
Mrs. Rayburn and children. Lyn-
cite. Wendell and Charles Frank;
also Mrs. Hattie winston were
visitors at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. James Ledford and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Case. Of
Cleveland, Ohio, we're recent din
ner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bysrs,
also Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Dean,
OF Belleville. Mich.
Miss Edyth Anderson Is visiting
her sister. Mrs. ONEIDA Beasley tor
a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. NJ. Byars spen.
Labor Day in South Bend. Ind.
where they visited his sister, Mrs.
Matte Scott. whom he had not seen
for eighteen years.
Several friends and neighbors
were present al recent surprise
farewell party. given in honor oil
Guy Collins Guy Is preparing 2,
attend college at Anderson, Inc.
where he will specialize in the
ministry and teaching lie was
presented with a purse Of $3.50,
contributed BY friends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-14

Timse Rev. r. r. Carr. OF Albion,
was appointed pastor OF Newman
AME church. during the recent an
nual conference at Flint
Or. NJ l.. Spears. the former pas
tor. welcomed the Rev Mr. Carr
and assured him continued aid IN
the work. thereby proving himself
noble soul. II is hoped the new
parsonage Will he completed by
Thanksgiving Day
The Evangelist quartet. Of De-
troit will sponsor an interesting
program At New Hope Baptist
church sept Is.
Mrs Ethel Fowler. Of Lake street
returned home from visit in Pa
dueah. Ky.
Eugene Bond OF IS Lake street.
was called to Columbia. Tenn, re-
Gently, on account OF his brother 5
death
Miss Y. Salters. one OF the prom
inent nurses In Harlem hospital
in New York. has been visiting
here. She was entertained by some
OF her many friends. at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Caruthers
rs Maple street. Thursday evening,
Aug. %.
a luncheon was given Saturday,
Aug. 81. at the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Hood, OF Giles
pie street, in honor Of Miss Viola
Salters. who is spending her vaca-
tion with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Sslters. on Lll street.
Among those present were Mes
danes Fowler. Williams. Caruihers,
Matthews. Blackman. Dobson, Pin
der. Hood and Misses Melburn and
Salters.
Mesdames GENEVA winston, Win
fred Bones. Of New York, and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-14
ALBION NEWS
BY ALICE CANT

Mrs. II. L. Pearson was hostess
at luncheon Thursday. in honor
Of Mary and Mildred Biggs.
Miss Minnie Richardson is visit.
ing her sister. Leola, in Detroit.
James Hawkins. Mary Biggs and
Henry Dixon left Albion for Tai.
lahassee, Fla. and Fairfield. Ala
where they will attend school this
winter.
Miss Lavert Clay. OF Pensacola
Fla Is guest In the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Richardson
A party honoring Algcrnon
Maradle. OF Battle Creek, was given
at the home OF Mrs. Laura How
ard recently. Miss Marable has
been visiting here for the pas;
week.
Mrs. Maud Hamilton. OF Niles
Mich. was visitor on Labor Day
at the home OF her sister here,
Mrs. Naomi Simms.
Mr. and Mrs. Y. Body and A. Nc
Cracker, OF Chicago. visited their
parents. In Albion the past week
end
Mr.. and Mrs. u. G. Parker and
daughter and Misses Ruth and
Katherine Jackson. ~ Chicago
we're recent guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. Parker.
Dorothy Harris returned home
Sunday from Detroit. after vacn-
tioning there for month.
Clarence Cooper and Len Wood
Croyne. OF Fl. Wayne, Indiana, al
so Mrs. Marie Dunk we're In Al
blon Sunday.
Brush meeting was held al Oak
Grove and Washington Park Sun
day and Monday. under auspices OF
the AME Zion church. OF which
the Rev. c. c. Noble is pastor.
Miss Elverta Hawkins returned
home Saturday from Idlewild,
where she spent the summer.