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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-20
Women;s Club Lists EUents OfIn1portanceO On Calendar

lecture will be illustrated and music for the afternoon will be furnished by Miss Doris Howe.
 The annual luncheon of the club is scheduled to be held on April 9 at 1 o'clock. At that time James B. Bond will be the guest speaker having as his topic, celebrities I Have Known" A program of music will also be rendered by the Imperial Trio.
 A rummage sale is to Be sponsor ed by the group on April Il with Mrs. Charles J. Schlif as chairman.
 April 23rd has been selected as the date for the annual meeting of the club. The affair will be held at 3 o'clock.
 About two hundred guests attend ed the dessert bridge and style show sponsored by the group yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Gordon Somers in charge of arrangements assisted by Mrs. George Grant, Mrs. Calvin Martin and Mrs. Raymond Pidge. The ways and means committee headed by Mrs. Raymond O. Mills was in charge of decorations and also assisted and included: Mrs. Benjamin L. Barlow, Mrs. George A. Blanchard, Mrs Theodore Breith- aupt, Mrs. Lawrence V. Butterfield, Mrs. George K. Cashman, Mrs. Bernhardt w. Erk, Mrs. George M. Grant, Mrs. Charles P. Harper, Mrs. Charles Heaven, Mrs. Frank w.. Ineson, Mrs. Robert E. Johnson, Mrs. Louis E. Lougee, Mrs. Stanley E. Mcdonald, Mrs. s. Merwin Main, Mrs. James c. G. Maxwell, Mrs. George w. Moeller, Mrs. Ralph H. Paine. Mrs. James A. Peasley, Mrs. Paul Peterson, Mrs. Henry s. platt, Mrs. Raymond H. Pidge, Mrs. Charles L. Raymond, Mrs. Clifford F. Rowland, Mrs. Louis Schmidt, Mrs. Daniel G. Taylor and Mrs. Gordon R. Weaver.
 Leo Mehmet. son of MT. and Mrs. Ralph Mehmet of Maple street was given a party on Wednesday after noon, the occasion being his eleventh birthday. The guest of honor re- ceived many gifts. Games were en- joyed and delicious luncheon was served.
 Those present were: Roger and Walter Soucy, John, Joseph and Irving Honyotski, Frank Mirto, Charles and Robert Mahoney, Leo Ralph Mehmet, Helen Schauster, Mrs. Joseph Schauster, Jr., Joseph Schauster, Sr.. Mir. and Mrs. Frying Honyotski, MT. and Mrs. Ralph Mehmet, August Cherchis and Jos eph Shea.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-20
Weddings
Engagements
shApiro : MaeleAn

Mir. and Mrs. william Maeisan Of Cooke street, announce the engage ment of their daughter, pr. Bernice L. Maclean, assistant professor of biology of Hunter college, to pr. Harry H. shapiro, of the department of anatomy of the College of phyE- clans and Surgeons, Columhaa uni- versity. The wedding will take place at city hall, Friday, March 22,
 Dr. shapiro is a composer of music. He and Dv. Maclean are members of the Sigma xi, an hon. orary scientific society. Their home. after a honeymoon, will he at SoS Riverside Drive.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-20

pear on April 30. Since the program was made up, Richard Shaw, Jr. scheduled to speak April 2, has moved to New Jersey. That meet ing will now be devoted to caves, with Perry A. Borden reviewing the book, Underground New England, and Henry s. Woolley showing slides of caves and grottoes in England.
 President Monroe B. Wetmore, presided.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-20

The first annual dinner dance of the Frigentina Auxiliary will be held Oh Thursday, evening, April il at Wayerly Inn. Extensive plans for the event have been made by the committee in charge.
 The arrangements committee met recently at the home of pr. Rudolf Dalniani to complete arrangements
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-20

Several events are listed on the coming calendar of the Waterbury Womens club. Katherine Hubbard Fraser will speak at lounge des- sert and tea on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. Her topic will be Colonial Homes and Gardens" The
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-20
Contract Bridge
CORNELL CONTRAT CLUB

Top scorers in the Tuesday even- ing session of the Cornell Contract Club conducted by Mrs. John Mor- iarty were: North and South: Mrs. Norman Cables and Mrs. Ralph Crane, IF 1-2; MT. and Mrs. Al Fitch, 103; and East and West George O'Meara and Nelson Adducci, 121 1-2; Mrs. John Cruess and Mrs. George Gallagher, 108.
 The standing to date is as follows: O'Meara-Adducci, 563; Kelly-Neil- son, $40; Phaneuf- O'Connor, 527 and Rehm- Mitchell, 521.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-20

OKeefe, Joan Donahue, Frances Healey, Jimmy Moran, Daniel, Bob and Dick Brown. George Guilfoile, Anne Bailey, and Anita and John Grimes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-20
MEETING OFF

The monthly meeting of Corporal Coyle Post Auxiliary, American Legion, scheduled this evening, will not be held. The next gathering will be the April meeting.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-20
. McKENNEY ON BRIDGE
Duplicate Proved Players Skill More Important Than "Carc
 Luck"
By VIM. E. MCKINNEY (America's Card Authority

Records show that the first game of duplicate whist was played in 1857. It was the result of an argu- ment as to whether good players really could win by the skill of the cards. Of course skill won, but dup licate was slow to gain a foothold.
 It was not until 1883 that dup licate whist was first played in the United States. At Philadelphia that year, a crowd of youngsters, cap- tained by the late Milton c. Work, defeated a crowd of whist veterans headed by the late Capt. John F. Green, vice president of the Penn sylvania railroad. From that day on, duplicate has been increasing in pop- ularity.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-20

In rubber bridge you might com- plain of hard luck if you doubled East's four spade contract, and he made 1t: but in duplicate. holding South's cards, you would have the satisfaction of knowing that prob ably every other South player in the room did the same thing.
 Dummy's king of clubs was cashed, and a small club ruffed. Declarer led the jack of spades. South refused to cover so East continued with a small spade, finessing the 10. Dum' iny's good queen of clubs was trumped, another spade finesse taken. and declarer did not even
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-03-20

need his ace of diamonds to make the contractl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06
Women Map A
Splendid Program
For Mass Meeting
April % Set By
Branch Of State
Convention

\ great annual mass meeting
will be held sunday. April rs at
900 y. m al The Canaan Baptist
CHURCH. This meeting viii be under
the auspices OF the Women's De-
parimont OF the Wolverine State
Convention The program is as
follows
Professional Count on Me; Wor-
ship. Mrs. Alice Galloway: Intro
ductior. Mistress of Ceremonies.
Mrs Brooks Purpose OF The meet
ing. Mrs r l.. kimp: Selection,
canaan quartet, Welcome address,
Golden Leaf Church: Response.
President Ida pope; selection. NJ.
olive Church selection. GallIlee
Bapiis, church Introduction OF
speaker NiS " O. Rose. Detroit
selection. Metropolitan Tabernacle;
Music. Scmper Peratus Chorus:
paper shiloh. selection. Progrcs-
Sye Baptist Church; selection.
Antioch church. selection. Mace
donia church, music. New Zion;
Offerioiy. Mrs Davis ard Mrs
Vaughn. Presentations Of Pastors
and state officers. and remarks.
the Rev. Mr. Scott
Mrs Josie Vaughn is chairman
~ National Seminary school.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06

Lucille Richardson and Thelma
Goodman were proclaimed the hit
OF the evening in the Girl Scout
SiNle show Friday night at lia'-
riet school Everyone present ex-
pressed admiration OF the costumes
worn by these young matrons.
Lucille chose 10 show her pull
chrilude IN a navy sheer wool red
ingote The dress was Cf match
ing red print and the belt made OF
numerous little red ribbon bows.
which Rugged her slim waist grace
fully She carried bag OF stop red
patent and gloves OF the same color.
Thelma modelled four striking
outfits and was given honorable
mertion for contributing so much
10 the show She was especially
charming in her black dress with
white accessories. topped or with a
hnger-tip length seal cape She
was just as stunning IN her dress
maker coat with white accessories,
Her beautiful mink coat was at
iractiyely accented by The lovely
gold dress and gold cartwheel hat
She wore The hat having veil
which Zen in place under her chin.
Ernesfinc Bayli~s and Virginia
Neal also caught the eve Of The
very efhcicrt Judges who We're
Mrs Ernest Chappclle Or l.. G..
Perry, Mrs Anna Dickcrson Ms.
I.ucile andrews Mrs Hattie Clark
and Miss Marie samson.
After the siylish models had dS-
plascd their outfits Levi Williams
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06
Quinn Chapel AME

The Rev. VI II Rhonenee pastor
preached on the topic "The Cost or
Discipleship," Like 16 &c III aaA
man come 20 me. and hate not his
laiher and mother. and wife. and
rnildren aud hreihrer. and sisters.
sca and his own life also he can
Not bee my disciple 80
Jesus lcaying the rulers house.
great multitude accompanied
him and turning TO them Jesus de-
liyered his discourse on what was
involved IN accepting his disciple
ship Thu PYc-cminence Of Jesus in
his disciplcship is this. and who
soevei doth not bear his eros H..
and come after me. cannot be my
disciple
our spring rally which closed
Easter raised SSg7SS. The four
choirs raised over three hundred
dollars
Afternoon service was held AZ
vcrnon chapel AME church. 81
which the Rev l.. | Lawrence is
pastor The Rev. J A. Dean Of
Bcthcl church. Saginaw. preached
Ills Senior choir furnished music.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06
Nations Salvation Lies In Ability
To Reason Together Hancock

stumbling over the same pltf.r.
again and again"
The speaker pointed to the a.,
que OF Nations set for to end va.
but here less than twenfv.e..
years after II was adopted we b,..
another World War" he continnod
God has given us a plan Of saly,
ton. God is the great lawg,,o.
whose acts never fall. Say within
yourself that you are going 10 rs.
member what God has don,
lie never makes mistakes In NJ,
laws. They are true from ceno,,
ton to generation. God il he trn.
help for man. God alone can .,,.
by his righteous judgements
rael was at last a failure ~.
Pharisces were the traitorous le,ds
ers who would not let them rms,
in God. We are hanging on TO tss
-Pharisees to-day and suffcrlre 10
cause OF this allegiance LEI y.
have faith in Gods laws. Let ms va
kindle our loyalty and devotion y
God and give up everythine ~.
stands m the way OF complete oho
dience to God" said the speaker
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06
Kalamazoo News
y, JtLIIsC. MAXIM

Mrs. stella bennington cnteriain-
ed the Bridgeties club last Thurs
day afternoon at her home A love-
~ luncheon was served
Mrs. Vivian Mitchell is still con-
fined TO her bed and Is under the
doctors care only members OF the
family are allowed TO visit her.
Miss Annabelle Chavitus Jour
neyed 10 Cassopois Mich. last
Sunday 10 visit her parents and
other relatives Her stay will he n
dihnite.
Roy Wayne Powell and J. Carl
Baker were guests OF Mr. and Mrs
George Powell. u. r. Boone and
Miss Donnabelle Powell OF Sonin
Bend Ind last Sunday.
The Kalamazoo Adult Educa-
iion Choral class presented "The
Seven Last Words ~ Christ" and
= short program OF Negro songs on
Friday evening. March 20 AT the
AME church. Some Of the songs
sung on the program were: "faft
Every Voice and Sing" "Nou
Won't Find Man ! ike Jesus -
Got A Home In Dat Rock Deep
River" "W'hen the Worlds On
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06
LEGAL NOTICES
tHAS. CAMPBELL. Lawyer
s2Sl frsklne
No. Mia

STATE OF MICHIGAN. The cir
cult Court for the County of
Wayne. In Chancery.
EDNA JOHNES. Plaintiff. Va.
THOMAS JOHNES. Defendant.
ORDER PUBLICATION
At session OF said court held IN
the city OF Detroit or the 18th day
OF March, 1910. Present The Hon.
Frank Day Smith. Circuit Judge.
IL satisfactorily appearing by
affidavit on fle that defendant Is
not a resident OF the State OF Mich
igan hut resides at the LIMA
HOUSE. HOTEL, LIMA, OHIO.
II Is ordered that he appear
herein within three months from
the date OF this order or the bill
OF complaint filed herein may he
taken a. confessed and that this
order be served and published ac-
cordirg to'law. and copy thereof
mailed TO the said defendant al his
last known address.
FRANK DAY SMITH
Circuit Judge
GA true copy
CASPAR J. LINGEMAN,
Clerk
HERBERT SCHMIDT
Deputy Clerk. 4-s-5-is.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06

noon until 200 . m. for pre-school
children. In the evening hcal'h
lecture aud movies will be shown
M the clifford ST. center and
April 18th another health lecture
and movies viii be shown at one
OF our churches in the North sec
iion Of our city Mark these dates
oL your calender and watch for
further publicity All is for your
benefit without charge.
All boys Interested ir Moeel
Aeroplane building see Leonard
Parks or oxford Dents.
Panorama
our annual Panorama and tx
h'hh Will be held at The Bcrston
Field House the Afternoon and
evening Of May l Last year more
than live hundred people attended.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06
YPST'S YOUNG FOLK ss
Nv Gertrude Campbell

orchestra saw 10 II that the crowd
had good time swinging and
swa,iug TO. rhythmic tunes.
The members and friends OF the
TTk club OF Flint. Pontiac. and
Ypsilanii. had grand time last
Saturday night when they gather
ed for an evening of entertainment
al the home OF MIR. and Mrs. John
Morton. Among some OF the guests
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Wright,
OF Pontiac: Mr., and Mrs Boles,
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Williams. Ms.
Lucy Brown. Mr. ard Mrs. G. c.
Fields. OF Ann Arbor Mrs Rernice
Anderson. OF Ann Arbor: Mr.. aud
Mrs Quinn OF Pontiac and Mr.. and
Mrs. Meihan OF Milford
Mr.. Curry. Sr was highly feted
last week when his co-workerh at
Michigan State Normal College
showered him with many gifts ard
flOwcry speeches. For thirty-five
wears Pa Curry has been. on the Job
as ianitor in the administration.
Gods Stepchildren" was very
well attended last Monday night
az Harriet school. As We know or
hoy scouts will benefit by this
show The, are 10 use their share
in going 10 camp this summer
Paul clay Is the scout committee
man and Eugene Beatty the scout
master.
Herbert Francois ably represent
ed Ypsilanti last Sunday. when ne
journeycd 10 tho NMCA 10 hear
ATTY. oscar w Baker speak
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06
DR.. Leach Returns
From Southern Tour

Dr ] l.. Leach, who recently re-
virnrd from a trip south, will be
Ia hs office THURSDAY April (. 10
resume his practice.
While South. Or Leach visited
The Nlehariy Medical college, his
Alma Mater At Nashville. Tonnes
see and addressed several medi-
ssl groups al Louisville. Kentucky.
Nashville. Memphis, Tennessee. and
Little Rock, Ark The rest Of
his time was spent a. the United
states Governmen; Clinic, Hot
SPRINGS Arkarsas.
The Detroit Police department
covered a part ~ the loot taken
from his ear. among which were
gal papers and office keys.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06
Clirnpses 49,.
CONTINUED from page o


grand dancing party last Friday
TO which they invited several De-
troitcrs Among the local gals and
boys who were swinging and sway
ing were: June Dickens. Spencer
Cary, Frances Raiford, Gwendolyn
Charleston. Margie Dunbar. Bob
Burgen, Julian Rodgers. H e r b
Simms. Juanita Hobbs. Cecil Whit
taker. Frcida Bailey. Nose Thomp-
son, Jos. Graigen. Walter Green.
Ellen Jane Burden. Helen Bank
head, Herb Hill, Bill Thompson and
Helen Wright.
Among coming events is the cab
arct party for the benefit of the
DINA scholarship fund at the Cozy
Corner. Tuesday evening. April l6.
The lWCA Glee club will be pre-
scented by the Non Pareil club at
the Presbyterian church, Friday
night, April 26.
An Opera Benefit dinner dance.
Saturday. May 1. is scheduled at
the Plantation club.
The Jolly Ten club consists Of
ten young women whose meetings
are held each Friday. They spon-
sor a party every first Saturday
at l0ll Kirby street. Visit them
and get acquainted They have lots
Of fun. Eddie Jefferson is presi-
dent and Ester Coudle is secretary.
The Pro Musica Dramatique, a
talented group Of young singers,
will be presented in a recital at
the st. John Presbyterian church,
on Thursday evening, April IS, UNI
der the auspices Of the Knoxville
club Of Detroit II. y. Holloway
is their director. The public is
invited to come and hear them.
The Business Eight club will
give party on April 20 at 59ii
Brush street. Everyone is invited.
Lots Of fun is promised everyone.
Louis Williams is president and
David Peoples is business manager.
\ Major Bowes amateur hour
will be given by st. Agnes Guild
Of st. Matthews church, Friday,
April IL, az \ p. m. Major Bowes
will be Alvin Loving and the an
nouncer will be Mary Russell. The
program includes: Violet Banks,
violinist; Julia Brady, reading;
Joseph A. Brown. soloist; Langdon
Daniel, soloist; the Worthy Fam
lily orchestra, the Jordan Family
orchestra. Ben Henderson. Jr.. So
loist; and Jasper Patterson, har.
monica.
st. Cyprian's will hold their an.
nual charity ball Friday, April s
at the Mayfair ballroom. The pa.
radc of the post-Easter name.
quins will be featured event.
Well. with all these events IA
choose from and 20 to you should
be quite busy and well tagged out
when we hear from you again. Un-
IT, then-Sylvia.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06
| SEE BY THE
PAPERS

81 sank % Methods short ~ war.
There's lot, ~ people snort.
ana sa, these methods ofi'n are
Too doseoued awfal short
w don't Ike Hitler much aad
think
'rhcAliics lke our purse
Snd Yves ve'i lose or cash We'd
spend
Woala ON, make il worse
WAge 'ofer there" they're boast
ng of
llav many planes They've dowaod
cos 'nes boast ihai % their
Nose safe as ~ NE ground
~ uaqanr know o. truth o.
Ba US alleged his Nlb."
Wao iai'el llafch Arf on the back
Nov kn.fc- 20 the rihs
iin Farley only need- ono thing
Hs aanyes aren't 80 bad.
MAJ thar a campaign munger
A. good as Frarkln had
Rn' 'hen me var and Democrats
cam hog quite a' he reNs
Tho q @ rs are fall of steam
WA giving oui hen ,tws
Dewey and Naadenbars sound OF
IS iol4l, each lefros
Sew lea plan, aud ppfpoe
Tgf' eaihvS ael,rN's
So oH-facod BOZ ou,eniou
time
Whf mlN one can hef
Way t'f' enough scwca Az hv ih'n
To eop he drivers scat
The caraldaics shoula he advised
IN n0' eil hes and sif'
NhQu each other cause 10 truth
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Desp1. 'i- fao iher 6kelv
radt
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ind soon. no d9nh' ve wl'l boar
from
The Flfr~ldc rhafterAS
Tbe * A. VI seem' rel
tpd swtaf. wNi feHf hsth,
"Ynmisfs pfeile' a.::ssiifffi.
As h'nr~ are lchilf elk
n hen 20 Heet WIN rofiics
Ni business naneue apo
baseball .easot fomu an
wei Tigers hs,k % shane
TasFee cot flock n pitchers.
now
iiaus Gfeenh,rss ookmr 'uc.
They play different hand ~
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Gas. Sargent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06
Priesthood Class

The Prc-School class ~ the 81.
John street center. had their spring
pagaeni. last Thursday night at
ZOO at Shiloh Baptiet church H.
was indeed a great success.
The children had their egg hunt
Friday. March - II was under the
supervision OF Evelyn Powell and
l.. l.. Lawrence
Miss Amer Brooks cousin to Joe
Louis and Mrs. Bessie Moore. spent
Easter with Miss Nclma Barner
and Miss Evelyn Powell
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06

Cabaret Party

\ cabaret parts and special floor
show Will be given AZ the Amcri-
can legion hall. s7le 81 John stree
SaiurdaN April 6 \ ii'ierbug con-
test viii be held s large number
~ oul-of-towners from Saginaw
AID Pontiac are expected 20 attend
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06
Shiloh Baptist

The Wumcn's mission had 4 great
program AZ Shiloh Baptist chur, u
saturday night. March 80. Tae
Rev J BARREN preached me
sermon Ills subject was The
Smallncs.s Of Jacob.
The first Sunda, in April will
be communion day The pastor. the
Rev C. W. Jones subject will be
The Power ~ The Drop Of blood
or Jesus Everybody is invited 10
attend
The Rev r r Hamilton supi OF
The sunday school t, sick in he'd
The sunday school is improving
greatly. The ByPr Is also I'M
proving.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06
UNIQUE Bridge Club

Tho Unique Bridge club met
Tuesda, AT tho home " Sam Scu.-
lark l9f7 state street. Thirteen
members were present.
Weekly prizes were won ny
George Ilnddleston first. Tom
Thomas. second Mrs Rosa Tho
mas booty Monthly prizes. hy
Mis- Fife Parkam. George lIud-
dlcsion. and Mre Florence Tlm-
ncr
The club will give spring Cot
ton fiotk dance the latter part Of
ANIL An award will he given 10
tAe best looking frock
Mrs Elnora Clemens is dub re-
lOTfpT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06

Fire and Were You There?"
Those participating on the pro
gram We're: Miss Marie Alexander,
Emory Barnes. Jr.. Michael Sing
or, Robert Sutton, Mrs. Irma ray
Tor. NJ Barnes. ST., and the chorus.
Miss Fora Lee Barnes was the ac-
companisi. The program was spon-
eored by the Douglass Community
association WPA adult education.
The Darianella club Of Battle
Creek. Mich. entertained the Kala-
mazoo Mother and study clubs on
their tweniy-hfih anniversary last
Saturday evening in Battle Greek.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06
Progressive Baptist

All officers Of the Progressive
Baptist church will he installed
Sunday April at , pm Every
body Is invited 10 attend. The Rev
Mr. Edmonsun is pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06
New Zion Baptist

\ financial drive. under the aus
pices OF the True Workers club.
will be held Friday night April
: at New Zion Baptist church thu
Rev J. S Arnold Is pastor.
+ Harris IL captain and I. G..
Carmichael. secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06

Metropolitan Baptist

The second annual young peo-
pies day will be held AZ Meiropo-
Titan Baptist church. 1919 lndusiri-
al avenue. Sunday. April :. al 800
p. m. There will he special SER
mon preached bv the Rev Mr.. Bal
lou. Subject why Ant Thou
Hcre?' All pastors ard officers
lle invited % be nresent.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06
Marriage Licenses
Applied For:

Mack Brown. 81 Ida Oslesbv.
90, Robert Lincoln. 81. Alice poush
20: Clarence wise, - Rose Hsr-
rieon. 81 Harold Simmons. ls.
Juanita Brooks. is: Fillmore Nc.
Fadden, SO. Freddie Lee Roberts,
46 Price lIarable. 2i norolhy
Kowalski 10; Marie Norclh u,
TheIma jenkins, II.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-06
FLINT. MICHIGAN NEWS
Film Repss
A. TURNPSEED 1902 MAIN STREET
Recreation Council News

The National Recreation Work
efs Conference will be held at tle
Linden Center Community house
in DAYTON. Ohio. April Z :, and 2.
Edward simmons our Director oi
Recreation here IN Flint. is LEAVING
Saturday TO attend lie IS lakine
with him to help represent the
Council Odcl Broadway Theodore
Taior and Dorothy Nerdun The
conference MAS held IN Raleigh.
\. t. last year The purpose OF this
gathering is 10 get together d.
regfule supervisors. aud Recied-
zion workers TO discuss the prop
icms and how they can best BE-
solved Further To diseu-s pro-
gram building and financing The
idea mat MI simmons is cndeaN-
oring io iusiill into the minds ~
his STAFF Is that Recreation Is now
a digrif,d profession nationally
ana : one 90 TIE mort definite OF
an emergency acts. The reason
heine that shof'er working houfs
90 All types % industry which ere
a,ed the need FOR supervised re-
creation FOR children and sdn'is
alike.
The questions for discussion are
~, 10 b tho rational Rwesaion
office ey erfeaiien people iiem
ai' .elfions ~ TOO aorrfiy Nhefe
'ace afe uaMeuci pnisd aud
mailed hack 10 'h'.e worN's ~
~taay 1nus These ehre~entai'eys
$50 be ne acquainted sikh re-
ratinn ffom National sisni-
por ant what mean - be
~ aNor Nnfkey
Booker +. Washington Club
IHr Ronecr q Washnsipn el41i
lad ~ 'l,A AZ 'he Dll'osl
,cr'e Fdsy : IN pm \ ,,y
fs,te '4reAeon WAS SERVED
The memhers pstNipa as vef'
1o9p rannpson J president,
Naeam Nanlanai Nre p.esiHsn's
i.IoAH nelson. Sec rtats 'sa,.
SIRE Efne~i Waod> business man
seer lohn ialnson Exams Ml'er
FIoaid Gar ani Edwafd Watkins
FnDd Malice lraaH bfaas Psal
Ftids le.Se Siasiemns. AARON
" Geo Wiaam Reed Wiltsm
tnienaf Onward ~lninion Ip,i-