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Evening star., 1940-02-15

period piece Oh sheilah Graham.
ivier is okey (remember him in
'Wuthering Heights"?). He is tele-
phoning when I come on to the set,
but am assured he is not talking to
Vivien Leigh. (Although they send
each other notes about three times
a day..
The Olivier-Leigh wedding bears
a middle-July date line (after their
Romeo and Juliet" stage tour,
which takes them to San Francisco,
Chicago and New York;. "The man.
agement of Del Monte Hotel is
offering us special rates for the
honeymoon!" says Olivier. But, If
the war is over, the couple will go
to Europe.
Maureen O'Sullivan, Karen Morley,
Evening star., 1940-02-15


less by, and without touching its
limits.
She is the only singer today land
for some years back who can keep
an unforced, melodious tone in the
voice when singing Wagner and
bring to the character of Brunne-
hide both womanly and goddess
like portrayal. Her singing of the
immolation scene last evening was
superb, majestic in line yet NOV
ing in its intensity.
AS though wishing to give Of
every angle Of her art. Nine. Flag
stad sang first the more lyric aria,
'Leise, Leise," from Weber's Der
Freischuetz" and later three songs
by Grieg, Fra Monte Pincio," EN-
Evening star., 1940-02-15

.
Flagstad and of other celebrated
singers. There was not a seat va
cant in the large auditorium and
the enthusiasm ran high through
out the evening both for the glo-
riouss singing of the soloist and
the work of the guest conductor.
Although the gorgeous voice of
Nine. Flagstad showed slight traces
of fatigue, her singing was as
matchless as ever. The unique
musical quality that has no equal
today remained as pure and undis-
turbed in the most taxing of oper-
attic scenes as in the simpler songs
she sang. The supreme art that
is the apogee of control allowed
the wealth of rich vocal tone which
she commands to ring forth effort
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Leonard Directs

With completion Of his production
OF New Moon," Jeanette MacDon.
ald-Nelson Eddy musical, Robert z.
Leonard will direct Pride and Pref
udice." which stars Laurence Olivier
and Greer Carson at M.-G.-M. with
Hunt Stromberg producing. After
this picture, Leonard will remain
with the producer, as associate
producer-director, on "Quo Vadis,"
to be filmed in technicolor. The
supporting cast Of pride and Pref
udice" includes Mary Boland cast
as the mother Of the i've daughters
IN the story, Edmund Gwenn az
her husband and Edward Ashley,
playing the young officer who elopes
with the youngest daughter.
Evening star., 1940-02-15

Of the famous Gas Refrieeratof-no NOV.
ing parts, permanent silence, permanent
economy, freedom from costly repairs.
Though stock is limited-there's q wide
variety Of sizes to suit any need. Better
come early, these bargains won't last long.
Evening star., 1940-02-15

I'd portrayal, but remarks philo-
ically, They take you and cut
Evening star., 1940-02-15

y o u, b u t what
can you do?"
Laurence OIL
ivier, l eading
m a n to Mis- s
Carson, W e ars
the frills and
furbelows of q
6 e n t | e man of
the 10th century.
And when I say
he looks inter-
e S t l ng, I mean
exciting. well,
W h y d MT you
ay xci ting?
e d. AS a
Evening star., 1940-02-15
Nine. Flagstad's Voice
Leaves. Lasting Enjoyment
Brunnehilde Immolation Scene
Brilliantly Presented, With
Macarthur Guest Conductor
BY ALICE EYERSMAN.

Kristen Flagad singing Bunnehides mmolaton Scene
the "Gotterdaenmemg to the
phony Orchestra experience patrons
the
where the famous diva solo
by Edwin Macarthur who has
Evening star., 1940-02-15
7i!l:CI1 11E3{1
H'lslI|[11BJ : BJ:|'|11

PAIL MALL ROOM, Hotel R.leirh. Penna.
Ave-. At 18th st. Refined atmosphere.
Bert sernath and his music M ~ n the smart mart
Arthur Murray Dance hour, nightly.
sHAR-zAD. Carlton Hotel. Dancing to Bill
McCune,s Orchestra featuring Gathering
Mn'. Mn ST. 81 80 Hsi after S1 10 nm NE s6ss.
GOLD ROOM at WESLEY HALL: 1903 X
ST.. Entertain here. Best food; unique
nsS.on sTyfs ke Esc anneS mest fasaid0us home
ARBAUGHs RESTAURANT, 1926 Conn;
Ave, Only at Arbaughs can you get real
broiled steaks. Mixed drinks wine, beer.
METRONOME ROOM. wardman Park
Min, s1o0: Sat. 81 so. CO. 1000.
THE TROIKA. 1911 Connecticut Ave.
Dinner or supper. S1.50: Sat. 81. Dane
twice nightly including sundays. Never
cover charge. Luncheon. 75c on Sat.
only: dancing.
MARYLAND CLUB GARDENS on Marlboro
PPiks-Featuring PIKE eat Nadine and her coed
until o,eloek Phone Phone, Hillside $500: o'll
NORMANDY FARM = Valentines dinner
dance dance; Feb 15. So 30 per person: Dine BY
willie 352.
SCHNEIDER'S, famous for strictly frst
quality seafood since 1873. Bring your
ea tiy ias iaa fn2' sS s. yGus ssv0F'e Isn'en
RAINBOW ROOM. Hamilton Hotel. I4th at
per dancing to Milt Davis and his orches-
ira. 10-1. Min Saturday only 81. DI.
$3.50. J. J. Connolly. Mgr.
LOUNGE RIVIERA. Hotel eiO0 10th st.
sshestra; o6 featuring Adele YAM T. ~ z.
THE LAFAYETTE HOTEL. 18th and Eye
SITS. N:W.ELuncheon from 55c. dinner
dinner. Cocktails in Club 10.
BURLINGTON HOTEL, Vermont at Thomas
Circle. A modern home downtown. Rooms.
So wk. up; So 30 day UP. Cocktails, to
pm, 25c Dinner, to 8 pm, Csc up
HAY-ADAMS HOUSE-OverlookinE White
House at 18th and H SITS. Dining in an
atmosphere of charm, dignity and gentility.
Luncheon S5c: dinner. from 81 1.G5. Organ
music nightly during dinner.
ROBIN HOOD INN, 1922 N.W.-Furl
course dinner, S1.00. Listen to our Ham,
mond Organ during cocktail hour and 10
till . am, featuring Tommy johnson and
Dean Carroll.
KUsHNER sEAFooD GRILL. 1918 Ga.
Ave. Hot seafood dinners and platters
from SOC. Our fried oysters are famous.
We serve wine and beer.
MADRILLGN RESTAURANT, WASHINGTON
Building, 18th and New York Ave.-The
favorite place to dine. the popular place
to dance
Evening star., 1940-02-15

More people were killed Last year
In the District In traffic accidents
occurring from 5 to 10 pm. than met
their deaths during the 12-hour
period beginning at l am.
Evening star., 1940-02-15
THURSDAY FEBRUARY n 1s4o
Clipped for Susan and God,'
Greer Hides Her Head Now
Miss Garson's Shorn Locks Do Not
Fit Pride and Prejudice Role;
A Weddina for July
BY sHEnAH GRAHAM.
HOLLYWOOD.

Greer Carson most important Of the nve sisters
will the back her
picture that lot her beautiful hair
modern mats and clothes she thought she would in
Greer needs her hair
period but
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
Observation-Disclosures

EMPLOYEES NJ the Columbia hotci
whore ne had been employed for
the past nine years. Mr.. Harris had
many friends and was we'll liked
hv All who knew him
He * survibcd by his wife. Mrs
BESSIE Harris. one SOC. Oliver, Jr.
his mother. Mrs Roseite Wilson OF
Cassdpolis and two brothers. lin
mic Harris Of South Bend. Ind
and Robert Harris Of Niles. Mich
igan Funeral services were held
AZ tho Allen chapel AME church
last Thursday morning az 10 am.
AMI ri tho chain Lake Baptist
church AZ p m Iov. w 7 Alex
ander officiaicd Burial waas IT.
asopolis.
Il Was erronoonslv stated In tho
local paper that MIR and Mrs Har-
MS enioycd n reputation as dog
fanciers. and had established a
kennel for homeless dogs at their
home II Is Mrs Hazel Lewis. =
neirhhor. who has the kennel for
homeless dogs
Roy Wavne Powell ard J Carl
Bakcr spent last sunday visiting
Miss Evelyn Powell In Flint Mich.
Tho men " the AME church are
serving chicken dinner AZ the
church on Nav The admission
price is thirty-fiye ccris per per
son A delicious dinner IS promised.
50 come and bring a friend
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
PONTIAC
BY =. +. HARRIS

The .\ME lavmen's meeting on
SUNDAY. April IL. was very iuspir-
ink. In the future there Will he
less hxity and confusion and more
firmness and understanding as a
result Of the program which was
outlined. The laity OF the church
Is 10 be- fully informed. so as to
know their relations and perform
their duties and base all actions
or truth. though the earth may tot
ter and reel
Rev. w b. Thornton spoke at
Macedonia Baptist church last
SUNDAY morning.
Rev. VI. l. Spears pastor OF
Newman AME church preached
SUNDAY morning on the subject.
1.-Two Adycntsf in One View" Rev.
s. s Harris. former pastor preach
ed AT no pm
The Church Of God in Christ. on
Nebraska street is sponsoring a
series Of rallies and will appreci-
ale the assistance Of any who wish
10 help.
The Townsend club No IA spon-
sors unique luncheon. every Tues
dav evening after their meeting. All
are in, lied to help put the program
over. Rev George Matthews Is
president
Mrs. Marie Andrews has returned
from the hospital and Is much I'M
proved.
Mrs. Alice Reynolds and Miss
Lillian Saltcr are convalescirg In
the hospital
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
!Slants On Ypsilanti
Nv MRS. EUCENIA OBAyNON

attended the YPWWU nifty meeting
at River Rouge. Monday. April 49,
were: Mr.. and Mrs. James Vinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey Taylor. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Wilson. MIR. and
Mrs. Joe Henry and family. Miss
Marie Johnson and Mrs. Lille An
dcrson and daughter. Eunlce Rev.
Ford and congregation were our
guests Friday night
The Sewing circle will meet at
the home OF Il reporter.
Mrs s /. Robertson ard her In
fanf son are visiting her father,
Mckinney Morgan. IN Muskcgon.
MIR and Mrs Gerald Artist and
Mr. and Mrs Leonard Tucker. all
OF Anr Arbor. were SUNDAY visitors
OF Mr. and Mrs Eddie Wilson.
Church of God
Last sunday the thcmc 81 the
sermon az the Church of God. iO7
$ ADAMS street was PRAYER"
Rev. ). llill Is pastor The congre-
CATION Was apprcciatiyc.
4 program will be held AZ ? .
m May 2. with local and out-of-
town talent II will he sponsored
by the Deacon hoard
Mrs GRADY was hostess 10 the
Ladies' auxiliary club recently. a.
the home ~ her daughter, Mrs
i.o'iic Thompson
The funeral sir,iccs ~ tho iatc
Mrs Sarah Ellen Sfarks was hold
from Brown Chapel SATURDAY..
April 20 Mrs Siarks Was dca-
concss in her church for several
Years Pastor Simmons officiaicd.
Mrs Starks, who resided AZ lis T..
Forest avenue. died Tuesday. April
lG. after lingering Illness She
was cighiy-fivc wears old Suryiv-
ing are her husband Ninson
Starks TWO daughters. Viola. who
is at home. ard Mrs Howard Neel-
ey. OF Yrsilanii also son Rus
sell, Of Detroit. six grandchildren
and other relatives Mrs. Starks
would have celebrated hcr fiftielh
wedding anniversary in November.
had she lived
John Ethinson was rushed 10
ST. Joseph hospital Tuesday Tor
treatment Al this writing he IS
much improved
Tho Is W cMb me' reccrtly at
tho home ~ Mrs l. d. Tanner BE
sure TO read the Dctrot Tribune
each wook Listen in on our Inter
racial Hour radio breakfasts over
Station MNRC each Saturday
night from 80 10 $50 and each
Tuesday night from 1880 70 1880
O'Clock
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
AI.RION NEWS
b, ALIlE GANr

James Curtis IS again in tie
news this week lie won the OK
lemporancous speech contest and
spoke before Tho Exchange club.
James Is high school senior
ClaTrcc Johnson celebrated his
birthday AT his home last Satur-
dav Many of his friends helped
him make II r successful evening
a co-opcraiilc service WAS held
at Bethel church sunday afternoon,
Rev. G. W carpenter of Ann Ar
Dor. delivered tho message
Willis Dodman Eddie Owens and
Alonzo liitleiohn. Of Jackson.
were tn Albion sunday
Delegates from The West Ward
school. Who attended The PEA
convention recently we're Mr. aud
Mrs. &. Ferguson Mrs kotneih
Moorchead. Mrs. l.ura DAVIDSON
ami Mr. and Mrs Robert Ncst
Plans for recreation center
were discussed here reeently. hv
Charles Hammond tccrcaiional di-
rector.
The annual Senior high schooi
banquet was held laasi Friday rite
at the high school. Colored stud
cnts and alumni members ia at
tendance included Dorothy Kurt.
Marjorie knrTz. James Curtis Call
Lafayette. julius Cant Jr.. Warren
Smith. Ralph Banks Marjorie Mia
tx. Alice tnior Fannie Richardson.
Rernice Richardson. llelep Check.
Luther Dixon. Juaniia Simmons,
Henry Dixon. Paul Davis. Harry
Parker Crosby Dixon. william
Blackman. Iaverne Union. Eddie
Oliver. Mildred Union. Mildred cur
It's and Russell Hunter
Alhion girls have organized
Campfire unit. called The Abahn
Honta. This group has been re-or-
earized as Big Sister group for
the purpose " sponsoring a
Younger group. They meet AZ the
home OF Mrs Mary Ice on Mon
dav evenings. Officers are Mrs
James Mcintosh. president; Leila
Whitehead, vice president: Arlene
Craw ford, secretary: villa Mac
Pearson. treasurer; Lille Bags.
secretary.
George Williams passed away
Saturday morning April 30. A. tho
home OF his parents He had hccn
I'll Tor some line
Christina Harris celebrated her
birthday SATURDAY. night. az tho
home Of Mr. and Mrs l.. LAFAYETTE
Many friends we're present. \ few
OF the Out-of-tOwners We're. lethro
Blocker. James Phillips and Kaye
Byrd. OF Kalamazoo; and the Cole
man Brothers OF Marshall.
Listen 10 the Inter-racial Hour
hroadcasts over Station WMBC
each Saturday might from 30 10
$40 and each Tuesday night from
1890 10 1870.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
CHATHAM NEWS
r, G. cIrSOV and R. WILKINS

sent whom the blaze occurred They
have tho deepest sympathy OF the
whole community.
Roy !. G. Browning. pastor ~
Prince Albcrt Baptist church Is
siill 81 al his home in Dresden
A box social was hold In tho
bascmeri OF the AME church last
Friday l. was sponsored by Tho
Trustee Aid. OF which Mrs Dollie
Williams president
A slight fire originated III The
home ~ Nj and Mrs lnN'd Jones
on park street recently but was
rNtiuru.hed bv the fire 1rplrimoul
b, fore ntch dHuaer WIS dome
Tho Canadian CCr held pray
er meeting al The home 40 Mrs
Ida Colbert last Wednesday after
noon
The BYpI conducted the evening
services a. First Raipis' church
SUNDAY President Pauline Park
or was n charge
Re sure 10 listen in To- the lu'er-
racial Hour broadcast over station
WNRr In Detroit each SATURDAY
ard Tuesday night
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27

Mrs Frank Wakefield ~ Lam
sing. Mich visited hcr mother I'M
Law. Mrs. ! Parker last SUNDAY
Tho RNPr Of First rapfls'
church presented special pro
gram last TUESDAY The foainr" ~
Tho evening was solo nv I. len-
kins.
Rev. W. J Preston. pastor " So
Andrew United church. and Rev.
y. NcCrca were guest spe ,krr. al
the AME church SUNDAY afternoon
under auspices ~ the Trustees
Rcv. Charles rcniN gave 4 brief
address To- The members ~ the
christian Endeavor sOcittv uttum
mlnitv church az q pm SUNDAY
\ lovely surprise party was FiN-
en- bv Mrs Williams last Sninlav
afternoon. I'm honor 10 the 'ieli-
zenith birthday OF her son. Raw
mond MANY handsome gifts were
received nv the honoree. Among
tho twcnty-ihrce guests prcSoni
were: Miss f. Churchill NMhar
Ruren and Mr. Jones. ~ Detroit;
y T.aude and Miss Thclma Bur
neite. " Dresden Rcfroshments
were served ard the evening As
endowed nv all
The canadian Gospel Choral IN
gram al First Baptist chur'' Nom
ior held their regular monthly pro
day April -. Mrs \ W Hutch
ms. pre-. idrnt ~ fhc Nj hthn tios-
prl choral luinn. Mr. Hul'h
Morton Nicr president Nh l'Nh
hie nlarknmn Mrs Nallle lone
Mis- Jewel F'eminr and "ih,fs
were present from Drtfoii a lo,e-
" program was presented ~ The
delight ~ all IT, attendance
Mcssrs Joseph and James Scev-
crS and sisters Miss Alice SecVrts.
~ Chatham Town hin suffered the
loss NJ fhcif homo hs firc on Mon
day. April IL. The Sewers we're alb
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
Holds Joint Session

Nearly two hundred representa-
tives Of the Michigan Lodges and
Temples of Elks. met at 400 r.
Adams avenue. In joint session
OF The Antler Guards and the Off
GERS OF the state association. sun
day. April 81
An enthusiastic gathering was
presided over by Hosea Iulberi
and the state president, Hon ~
j. BRYANT A wonderful program
was outlined for the coming state
convention 10 be held in Detroit.
June, IL, IA, Is and l6 This con
ventior bids fair to outriyal all
previous conventions. and the ~
forts Of the several units have beor
rcdouhled 10 make the display one
long TO he remembered. Loving
Cups and cash prizes will be
awarded TO the winners. Reports
Of several committees indicated
Favorable progress. with extensive
preparations. underway The state
enrolment Of several new march
ing units throughout the Siaic and
in outlining the ronic for tho par
ado during the convention cmphas.
izcd The Importance Of those intend
ing 10 participate, securing their
warrants and locations ri the very
earliest possibility
The state president talked at
lensth.- outlining Tho laws " tho
association. and reporting his rc-
organization " The lodges through
out the state
several commits ~lons and appoint
mcn,s were announced which IN
cluded The following Mrs Char
Ito Gcans. major general of ne
state temple marching urils Ms
Alma lIill. captain, Mrs Nina Me
crackcn first licnienani 81 Flor
ence Ames temple silk hat hoes.
ters Mrs Essie Moss. captain and
Mrs. Lola Hunter. first lioulenart.
Florence Nmcs temple drill-'cam;
Annahelle Branam SGT ai-arnS
Mrs. Grace BRYANT state presi-
dent Of the temples urged me
brothers and daughters 20 cooper
ate ami make ile convention IN
lure success. Mrs Iusille lIul-
bert was also present aud assisted
in making the meeting inspiration
al
Among tho out-of town visitors
were Dr Norman Rcda ~ Giand
Rapids Mr. Wlgfall Of Flint John
Thomas OF Ann Arhor
The publicity for the stare ~
fairs viii hc in charge ~ tho fo'
lowing press committee thas
steele. Naoeo Collier. Mrs Nina
Hill and Mrs Carrie Curtis.
Tho stale convention comnit'eo
~ which Dan Rose is general
chairman and Mrs Laura Rice 8
Vice chairman served refreshments
after which the meeting adjourned
with the convention committee"
scheduled 70 mcof Tuesday April
80. a tho Vernon hotel
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
SAGIN AW NEW S

Nv MRS. VI. TO0Nry

In Flint ~ the bedside ~ her SIS
icr Mrs Henrietta Cant was able
10 be nrcsort AZ our II am SER
vice. We were CAD 10 soc them
vi. Olive News
"'rhe Spiritual Lite was NJ
subject discussed hv Rev W G
Wilson al the II m sefNice last
SUNDAY There were qpit" Few
visitors present
AT 80 pm me aiios q nc
CHURCH presented a ifawa taken
from the Bible This WAS IN keep
Ing Win the REGULAR Trustee Day
nj NJ OliNo
The BTU session Was well ~
tended
Deacon NcCorev was hack a.
his post after brief spell Of W.
ness
Mrs Sarah Williamson Shields
missionary who spent over eight
wears IT, Africa wi be presented
~ a mass meeting AZ S'1u pm
sunday April eS Everyone e in.
Wired 10 attend This meeting and
hear Mrs Shields.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
kalamazoo Neus
By julius &. BAKER
1glEiGGlElIEasieIG III GlGiEi HIGlG llIGi1 'glelE


Nr J.. 8. '9N irii las' fflhaN
~ ~ '''l ~, ,'.. ~, ~"
~, IN 49, II ~
~ sway
W Snc ''i, .ry Nanucl on
r, .s..sl ..''I N'lf Enss', az
. " ' '' :, . ,',',
y .a,' N"s ~" '''I"'''
w. w. ' p'lp's sn' wv, =
0S ~ ~ I ~
c. .an' Nn I'M, !,
r., 'r MI. =. ~ ' ",'V ~, , ""'
., Nv NN ''''l'' r-'' 'ul
:, ~. e..1''''p lor ~,
49,. y w. N'N'" N'i'eSlln'n'S
Wy" served Ni good time WAS
IS '""''
!, lf' Sec"rd Bapii>i church was
70 scene a. AZ ."ld Fashion. Com
e'a 'as' rarslay evening Mrs
ram fsrl was ~ charge ~ the
~. F'n' ~ applFflaiiVe audience
'" N aNendane"
NFs u Tucker eniortalred tho
BH'e'''e, ih last Thursday aft
'rroop Tho ooason was her birth
Gay a 'e'e sprinr luncheon was
h'T4d Nr. Nmm. cash was guest.
Misses The'ma D.yis zsnie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27

scandal Of The cross-The
'lne ru,s Pas iou" was the
B'r'' q a wonderful Ss .,n,'n'
ih'ns ,.s delivered sunday morn
pbirA ~ wa, II O. simmons. pastor
y p,o~r chapel ANE '"'''"
ylrs ,n,o Ra'y clubs have an
Ia .,, ~t' and each has taken us
rEan'...' he track. on July Z. we
P'ce vp ,earn which Is the speed
ssi Ga, mention should he made
Sp'', no. n,r,h oi me Month bNn-
'Nei vslrh VAS held lasi THURSDAY
y. .,,, The dining room was love,
''n' ',s flora decorations ana
y \ l,die, ara gents IN 'heir 'or-
~ we're also attractive.
rp' .Ssv Ap IS lho senior
s.nus ,I IN, .rfgaflon Viii rcndcr
s'o' s.'r n -rampbcA ANE
NY, ~, n Whrakcr Mich Rev.
TX knowles IS pastor
!, second Isp'isi chur'h. as
!. {" c,rthcr Robertson preached .
w. sermon 10 his concrcga-
'a''c sunday incoming The Misses
,ou ,, md Nae Robinson became
...'aidaies for baptism
&C. 80, sunaay ~ 2 pm the aud
,...s Vas ihrlNcd bv tax by
r ~. sarah williamson 2 returned
N w, who told Of some Of
". ;,.srssiirg experiences IN Afri-
!. liberal ofioing was taken
!. h, IN behalf of foreier mis-
.,,. Ms. N2amson plans 10
.,.r,r 10 South Nlica in The near
,ar,, ia rrpe state missionary
len, ana 81, Seldom accom-
s,.m Miss vi iam>on here.
snls, Apl rs here Will be
$500 ser,ice 10 Secorl Baptist
n No afternoon
no Secoul BAPTIST $ S opened
rorulv p, ? 80 am hv Supt g..
u,ml'ior Thr ai'on'lancc was 100
n. banner ofterlnc Was from
cs. A Tho lessor vas reviewed
br NJ Augustus from Ann Arbor.
" vas accompanied by class Of
uvrr people Tho superintendent
resented token ~ each sunday
srAool office
The NAACr NN ho'd their state
r,tiIrg ~ Rfovu Chapel church
Nav I and :
Tho chsrch o' cod IN christ. on
Hawkins slrosi Nev ". A. Ander-
m pastor
Mrs !. Anderson is chucrh re-
wier.
Attend Unity Meet
Among Tho ganil citizens who
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
EAST END NEWS
By JTIIt MtE TTRNfR

Elder RAMSEY Of fhe Church ~
God. rendered service for tho state
OF Alabama. Mrs + McDuffie is
captain
The wilkins Workers Saving
club will hold q social az The love
Is home of Mrs. Milton Walls $50
Tennessee. SATURDAY. April - The
community Is invited 70 attend
The East Side HOLSTERS club Vii
give a par'v AZ The homo OF the
president Mr. Nctill SATURDAY.
April .. All are invited
The Justice GIRLS East End saw
ing club mot ~ tho home 81 Mrs.
Julia VI Reed last Wedncsaav eve.
ring. 4 loyelv repAst vas served
TO the members after the meeting
The Friendship lIaimonv Five
renders musical program at IN"
church every second SUNDAY az
$50 pm in the afternoon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-27
Ecorse News
u, WHO GANInN

The shadow - the county ia'l
seeing 20 BE- hanging over Ecorsr
Oriy he nihe day one ~ orr oIi
standing iflzens WAS ipcked ul
for Ten davs Alter IN. expiration
- his time ~ vas pfr on nee
SOMA bond fhs Narp'n'd on
conni ~ the past election po' q.
offirfrs ar" s'iil iirkeii'r spefi"is
ara laN hrcaher- accidents arc
pier'fil
Samue Bruce rarro0'H escaped
deain last weak when he los cone
TO ~ his car IAN over ne ca'h
and hf p reo llls car Was wreck
ID and Mr. Rrlce received cents
~ y Brolees tights Went al, or
us car and no fammed no rear
~ aaothe' car
ar ana NJ Ernest Ntcel ~
HstN Fagh'h street VISA 20 thsi 81
ih- members ~ SINCE nv On rier
So 2 ~ 10 OES for their sinlf'
shpNn 'ae0 dlrn- 'heI res"n'
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