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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-08
Ponevac - proto.

Prodavac gramofonG: "Vi-
dim, re pan ma zajem o hud-
bu."
Zbohatlik: "To AMI ne, v1te,
nemohu muziku AMI slyseti. A
lie naSe domovnice 81 onehdy
koupila gramofon ma splatku,
tax chapete, jak bych ia, pan
domacf, v jejich ocfch vypadal,
kdybych
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-08
Mari Ceskovou

ktera nyn1 dr1ma vecny sen ma
hrbitove Nejsv. Vykupitele.
Spi sladce dale, nase nejdraz-
81, vzpOmlnka naSe ma Tebe nj
kdy nevymiz1, spi dale Tv1j
klidny sen; vzpom1name ma
Tebe kazdy den, vine ale il
ste, re V dobu rozhodnou re
my vsichni pfijdem "a Teboul
Venujl k ucten1 pamatky:
DfTKY.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-08
Brazda sc obesil.

V Chicago Rudolf Brazda byl
nalezen mrtvy We SVEN obydll
IA prvnfm patTe. Obesil Sc ma
zahlavf sveho l1zka. Pred tim
81 podfezal ruce v zapesti, TAX
re vykrvacen1m 81 smrt urych-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-08
MONA.

DAFT lidem jen hodinu bez-
tarostnosti a obrati sv6t whit
ru nOhami.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1940-11-08

Jiz opet nadesel ten smutny
cas-, nebot II. listopadu Dude
tomu 20 roku, co navzdy ztra-
till jsme milovanou matku
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
New Bethel Baptist

The pastor. the Rev y II. Arm
strong preached an Inspiring SER
mon Sunday morning March -.
Ills text was THE Master IL not
here come and see where they laid
him There was a packed house.
The chorus. directed nv Robert
nolan sang several appropriate
elections including "wer. You
There" The Old Rugged Cross''
and The Resurrection 81 our
Lord ard Savior Jesus Christ
The special solo feature was
The Message of Suffering" by
Cssseil Cor Another unique fsa-
ture was the music heard In the
distance by an echo choir, special
" trained for This occasion By Mr..
Nolan Soloisis were Florence
Tsghtley. Henry Allen and Faye
Bruce and Johr Riley.
The Junior and Young Peoples
cholrs will furnish The music next
Sunday morning
d. Dennis Is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
Christian Science

Reality" will be the subject ~
the Sermon In all Christian
Science Churches throughout the
world on Sunday, March 81.
The Golden Text Games 1.f7)
IS: Every good gift and every per-
feet gift Is from above. and cometh
down from the Father OF lights.
with whom is no varlahleness
neither shadow OF turning"
Among the Bible citations Is this
passage (Matthew 5;16-iS): Let
your Hight so shine before men. that
they may see your good works. aud
clorify your Father which Is In
heaven BE ye therefore perfect.
even a. your Father which Ia In
heaven Is perfect
Correlative passages 10 he read
from the Christian Science text
hook. Science and Health with
Key 10 the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy include the following
%. s37D: In proportion 10 his
purity Is man perfect: and perfcc-
ton Is the order OF celestial heing
which demonstrates Life in Christ
LIES spiritual IDEAL"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
Scott Methodist

The Ladies' Aid society Of Scott
Methodist church. Mrss l.. V. Yam
cey. president. will observe lis sew
entn Anniversary on Sunday, March
81 Guest speaker for the occasion
is the Rev +. w Kelley, OF 81.
Louis. Mo. who organized the
group while he was pasioring at
Scott church This observance.
which closes full month Of BAN
quets. teas and other programs by
the seven aid circles. is expected
To be one Of the most outstanding
religious events OF the year.
Special music for the anniyer-
sary program will be rendered by
the Senior and Young Peoples
chors. under the direction OF Mrs.
Alfred Jefferson. organist. Clifton
Reed. ore OF the Fisk Jubilee
Singers. and an artist OF national
note. Will be the guest soloist.
There will also be renditions at he
sunday evening hour by the Ford
Dixie Eight
Other features OF the day it,
clude an Inspiring message by Dr.
Robert y. Brooks. editor Of the
Southwestern Edition OF the
Christian Advocate. at the evening
services
Supervisors OF the circle are
Mecdames Helen wiadrow. Leila
Anthony, Carrie Brown, Mary
Clincs. Rosemond. H.. +. Thompson
and Mar2ie Gregg.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
Tabernacles Decorative Church
Adds To Impressive Services

Christs glorious resurrection
was iupressivcly observed al Tab
ernacle Baptist church. westside
Detroit, Easter sunday beginning
az early ss five O'Clock in the
morning when hundreds OF car
nest worshippers brryod the IN
element weather 10 witness the
nresertation ~ the Easter cantata.
Life Everlasting which Was
beautifully portrayed by the Senior
choir.
4 lighted cross glittering over
the ROBBED choir. together with pots
Of waving palms and lovely sprine
flowers, blended effectively with
The musical renditions in be-
speaking the significance Of The
resurrection. The cantata was d.
rected by Chorister Speights with
Mrs A. Pit,mar. organist. assisted
by Mrs r Coleman, pianist.
The Easter spirit further pre-
vailed at the Sunday School hour
as Well as the morning worship.
The pastor. the Rev II II. Put
man delivered an excellent message
nom the subject Darkness 10
Dawn" text Matt 27.l. In his de-
piction OF Christs triumph over
death. the speaker said "Christ's
suffering and death would have
meant nothing had he not arisen
from the dead" Very fitting music
was furnished by the Gospel
chorus. directed by Mr.. McCutch-
con with Mrs Pittman and Mrs.
Latture at the organ and piano.
There were two accessions.
AZ 1880 p m. the observance
was climaxed Nv unique program
given by the Sunday School de-
partment. in which the young peo-
;'ie performed very creditably.
The tenth anniversary of the
Junior church began "Wednesday
evening. March - TO continue
through Sunday. March 81. A har-
quet will he held al the church
saturday evening. honOring the
Rev W. o Dewey. who has had
faithful charge Of the Junior
church for the past ten wears.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30

Easter brought large crowd TO
the Peoples Baptist church school
with q. Chillis in charge.
At IL q. m. the pastor. the Rev.
W. r. Ramsey preached a wonderful
fnl sermon from the text Jonn
IL 2s. subject Resurrection and
Life The Gospel chorus was az is
best Mrs. Estelle Andrews at the
piano.
The pastor preached special
mission ser~Dn at $40 p m. us
ing the theme "The Christian
Church In n Changing World" Adj
vancing Christian Mission and a
beautiful march was led by Mrs.
W. +. Ramsey.
Al $50 D. m. the Sunday School
rendered a lovely program with
solos and recitations. Misses Mil
dred Gentry and Sarah Taylor
were ir charge. Al s p. m. the Rev.
Mr.. Ramsey brought another Eas-
Ter message from the text Col.
81, subject. Seeking Things
Above
Sunday. April q will he Mems
day. The ladies will render spe-
cIal program Sunday. April 2S,
conducted nv Mrs. Bryant.
Mrs Minnie Duncan is church
rcDorfer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
Rev. j. F. Jon e 8
On Needed Vacation

Rev. James =. Jones, pastor OF
Triumph the Church and Kingdom
81 God In Christ, in this city. left
last Wednesday for Atlanta. Ga,
where he will speed q vacation for
several weeks He wac accompani-
ed by his mother. Mrs {. l.. Jones:
J A. Walton. secretary: Mrs. Ds-
Wis. Mrs. Sumby and others. The
Rev Mr.. Jones will reside al his
home in Atlanta. known ss Home
Beautiful
nlrins the pastors absence, the
Rev. r BRYANT assistant pastor.
will hs IN charge az the local ser
vices Tie preached last Friday
night which was impressive MANY
visitors were present.
Members ~ the church are pre-
raring for the district conference.
which will convene in May. follow
ing the bishops anniversary 90
servanCe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
Hartford Baptist
HEADS BAPTIST MEET

Nss m. ser,3re was enjoy
p. tsztosf We dss Easier sun
fss nning WITH me early
n9fh..s prsFsr meeting A. the
m sefY,e ne pastor, The
HsF t1s = ~ SPOKE from the
.osrf is True In The az
ferno0r fae Masonic annual SER
vfe va n'il. ine music was FUR
a.su@1 ~ 'Ae Senior choir The
'Ssrior cloir climsred the day with
a RE f.ss'rf csnfata
The Junior choir IL having a
youth Tsi-'Dgs'Asr Friday night AZ
ne Hartford center
Tie weekly ADDITIONS 20 The
fatrtn nii - ir fs-irg and he
'fe me scar oaf. g is expected
~ heSn NORA toNd.d completion
o. me hlilding The response in the
recent drive was very encouraging
IN ne face ~ irregular employ
men' The church j. open daily for
service
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
KING SOLOMON
PREPARES FOR
BABY CONTEST

On the nth Sunday OF this month
King solomon Baptist church Will
give a big baby contest at 3 pm.
Early dawn services were held
a, King Solomon Baptist church
last Sunday. with the Rev. Z. H.
Hilson ir charge. He spoke from
Mat sSl6.
At es5 a. m. the sunday School
held service. and gave out Easter
eggs 10 all the students. Parents
are urged TO send their children
to SUNDAY school every sunday.
walter Young. assistant superln-
lendcnt. is in charge.
During The morning service the
Rev sir Hilson epohc on the sub
ject "The Different Appearances
" Christ after His Resurrection. :
There was a large crowd present At
this service
AT 800 pm. the city Choir UNI
ion met with the senior choir. and
wonderful program.
The BYpT met az $50 y. m.
Monroe Brown was in charge OF
the meeting.
The Missionary circle meets each
Monday at ZOO p m Mrs. A.
liilson is president OF the orgaui-
cation
Mrs. Bette Smith /. church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
Women's Mission

The Womens Mission union will
hold one day session at the Tn
ion Baptist church. MI Clemens,
Michigan. 55 Cook street. April IL.
The Rev. Nh. Hughes is pastor Mrs.
y Hooks ie president.
Those who participated In the
debate held recently were. The
Rev Mr. Mills. Deacon O. Hooks.
Deason simmons. Nh Dyer. Mr..
Lain Mr. Collie. Deacon Meadows.
Mrs, Dyer and the Rev. Mr. wiki
ms Mrs Dyer opened the discus
sion.
The weekly meeting OF the mis-
sion was held al The home OF Mrs.
NJ Baldwin. 97s AleAardrine street.
Mrs VI Cousin was the hostess.
The next meeting will he held at
the same place. Thursday. March
IS a. 900 p. IN.
Marian Godbold viii he the hos
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
United Christian

The United Christian church.
563l Thirtieth street. celebrated
JOYOUS Easter Sunday. March % 4
large and responsive congregation
attended both morning and evening
services. The Rev. Chas. A. Smith,
delivered the morning message IA
which he gave description n
Jesus earthly mission.
The INSTRUMENTATION -Nn-
listers alliance will meet Monday
April at 81. Antoine YMCA. Tho
Rev. j. A. Charleston OF 81. Paul
AME church will speak from The
subject, The Authority Of he
Church In the Adjustment oi Ma
tional, State and Local Affairs"
All ministers and churches Of Ds-
troit and vicinity are invited 20 a.
tend. Each member OF the Pro.
gram committee is expected 10 no
present.
The Rev n. l.. Jordan is minis
ter OF the United Christian chur,h;
II. X. Rouse, reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
Little Rock Baptist

The sunday school Is progressing
rapidly under the able leadership
~ the superintendent o. Hooks.
Tho pastor, tho Rev. n. r.. Tate.
preached " Y inspiring sermon
AZ the morning service He took
his text from Corinthians. the mr.
teenih chapter. Subject. But Now
Is Christ Risen From the Dead
The BYPr II doing nicely IN.
der the direction OF Mrs. c. Robin.
son
Al 80 D. m. the children pre-.
scented their Easter program Mrs
u. Hooks was lr charge.
The Builders association viii
meet al the Little Rock Baptist
church from March 29-3i. Tn,
Rev. r =. Tate IL president
Mrs. NJ r Cousin IA church re
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
Stephen Fosters Tunes Not Really
Negro Music, Say Southernaires

Can you name an American Ne
gro song?
ASK the average man that Ques-
tion and he'll start humming
tune like "Old Black Joe or "Swa-
nee River"-but he'll be wrong.
That is the opinion OF the South
ernaires famous MIC colorsd
quartet. who are scheduled TO make
an appearance az the Second Bap-
list church. AL Monroe on Friday.
April 10 AT Sis pm.
These we'll known tunes are
merely popular conceptions OF
American negro melodies. this
famed radio troupe told reporters
today They are no more the REAL
THING than chop suey is a dish for
Chirese'"
III YOU want 20 hear authentic
American Negro yon've got TO find
the people who worked in the cot
ton fields. The corn fields and the
levee in the days Of Southern
slavery they said. That's where
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30

we and the tunes that We feature
on the air. We don't get them from
books. We hunt up the old white
haired Negroes in the South who
remember the days OF slavery.
Sometimes all we get from them is
scrap OF melody, a single line
OF the lyric. From another source
we will get a little more-perhaps
from an old Negro nanny. Even
tually we piece together one more
song that otherwise would be for
gotten"
The search for these old tunes Il
ceaseless- that's one reason the
Southernaircs have more than
1900 on their lisi. and are adding
more every month.
The musicale Is being sponsored
by Pilgrim Underwriters club Of
the Pilgrims Mutual Aid Insur-
ance company. Tickets are fifty
cents and on sale AZ Second Bap-
tist and AT the company office, sos
r. Hancock.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
Providence Baptist

Sunday School at Providence
Baptist church. was opered at . col
last Sunday morning, by the super.
intendent. the Rev. Mr.. Mitchell.
At. 1880 the sermon was preach.
ed by the Rev. Mr.. Smith. His iext
was Matthew 2S:1l. Subject. The
Master Is Come and Calling For
Me-
In the afternoon the children
presented their Easter program. II
was greatly enjoyed by young and
old. Eggs and candy were giyer
after the program.
At $50 p. m. the BYPt' opened.
The president. Mr.. Gilbert. took
charge. The lesson wac we'll en-
joyed by all.
At the evening service the Rev.
J. l.. Lewis preached. His text
was taken from John 9.e5. snh-
ject THE Resurrection"
On Tuesday, March Is, the fnner-
al services OF Mrs. Mary Miller
were held from the church at
1000 a. m.
Ora Clark Is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
True Light Church

A three-night program was r,n-
dered AZ True Light Baptist
church from March 10 to 81, hy
Mrs. Edna Tate. local Gospel
soloist The Rev. f. d. Lang IS
pastor.
The program was a success and
many attended. including Mrs.
rates parents, the Rev. and Mrs
ID. Parham: Mrs. Mabel Stokes.
Mrs. Josephine Hasell and the Rev.
Mrs. Smith. Of 81. Mark Spiritual
Temple.
Mrs. Tate was assisted on The
program by c. Pennyman. Mrs e.
Robinson. Mr.. ard Mrs. Edwards.
Mrs. Alma Hattcn. Mr.. Pruitt and
the Rev. ]. Tate.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
Rev. Charleston Urges Negro To roll Back Stones And Ars
PRAYER BAND
HOLDS SPECIAL
SERVICES

Excellent and inspiring Easter
services were held last suud, u
morning by the Hartford PRAYED
Band at Hartford center
DIR. Pitts, who had his back and
ankle broken liz an accident ,r|
January, was present at the meet
ing and is completely recovered
Mrs. Abbott reported that Tires
families in Auburn. Alabama. had
started family altar services nj
their rural homes.
The Prayer Band recommends
the following prayer OF faith TO bs
used daily:
God is my help In every need
God does my every hunger feed
God walks beside me. guides NV
way. through every moment OF INF,
day. God is my health, ! can't bs
sick. God is my strength. unfail.
irg, quick. God is my all. / know no
fear, since God and love and truia
are here"
r. A. Vivian IL reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
Flush Poisons From
Kidneys and Stop
Getting Up Nights
Bs Healthier. Happier -
Live Longer

whsn you can gst 'oy "a csn's a
SAFE. efficient and harmless r,lmu-
Ian, and di1rere that should
tush from your kidneys me waste
msttsr. poisons ana ard that are
nov doing you harm. vhv continue
~ break your restful sleep by get
hing up thru the nigh,
Don't he an EASY MARK and ae-
eept . substitute - Ask for Gold
Medal Haarlem on Capsules right
frsm Harlem N Holland GIT
GOLD MEDiI~-the origirsl--ths
renuise. Look for the C1Id Medal
On The box--W cents
Other symptoms Of weak kidneys
sed irritstsd hlsdder NAV he hack.
sehs. PUFFY eyes. shifting psina.
pznsg ~ sosnV psssass.-kdv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
Connthian Baptist Hears Sermon
"Sepulchre Triumph Over Death,

The Sepulehre Triumph over
Death taken from the text Matt.
IS. VAS the subject the pastor the
Rev z J Jackson preached from
last SUNDAY morning. The message
was inspiring and spiritual. Music
was rendered BY the Senior and
Junior choirs. The church was
hlled 10 capscity
A. 5 2 N the Rev T. NJ. Woods
@, the spring Hill Baptist church
wss guest speaker = short pro-
gram war gerdered By the Ms
sionary department. Mrs c. f.
Phillips president The youns peo-
ne presented an Easter program ar
: , II. Mrs Pauline Houston was
IN charge
A weight rally Nili be sponsored
~ ne sheroh SUNDAY. March 81
Zach member . asked. 70 give one
cen, Tor every pound Ne or she
weighs This sttor, j. for the
bulldog fund
The pastor viii preach At The
New " zion Rapiis, church
Arrs' in the Rev. J 5 Williams
anniversary April the Rev NJ.
jackson Viii preach AZ Peace Bsp-
i.st church accompanied by he
Junior choir and ushers The Rev
Sir Cav Is pastor
rhe Sericr ,hc.r VII sponsor
. program ard tsieni rally sun
.af A1rii Nagiols choi-s o. the
-',r W. participate Al church !
TewAers are requested 10 purchase I
10 Tf'r.re "a z VseS 'rcm Ernest
rfaeh :5es 0s,rtr avenue
Ne Nae vNAn,s church
4~n.t
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
OPPORTUNITIES FOR
COLORED SALES AGENTS

The ]. r. Watkins Product,
Company Ia offering a wonderful
opportunity 10 colored men and
women to sell internationally
known products. This IL a year
around job and previous erpsr.
lence j. not necessary. During the
past three months, J.. &. Anderson.
who i the colored manager OF
This district. has shown a remark.
able Increase in business among
rolOred people. Territories are
now open for ten men and ten
women. For interview. apply al
SAIL Hamilton Ave. between
and . am.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
Mt. Vernon Baptist

There was large attendance al
sunday School or Easter. The sub.
jet OF the lesson was "The Sepul.
cher's Triumph Over Death
The morning service at Mt. Yer
non opened at IL a. m. Pastor J.
;. scott preached special Easter
sermon. At the evening Worship
Mr.. Livingstone presented the
three choirs in an Easter canta,a
WIN Messrs. chatham and John.
sor at the piano.
Helen Crisis Is church reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30

The Church OF Our Father was
filled 10 its capacity Easter morn
ing. Pastor kaieler was AT his best
as he poured out his soul 10 his
anxious congregation. using the
text John 20;i7. subject Message
From the Risen Christ" Five we're
added TO the church, one candi-
date for baptism
The Sunday School rendered It's
Easter program at 1880 p. m. d.
rected by Mrs. KaIgler ard Mrs NJ.
Watson. The children were given
beautiful dyed eggs.
Nellie Shumate IL church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
St. Paul anne, Southwest Detroit
Holds Quarterly On Palm Sunday

The third quarterly conference
was held March II and Is at st.
Paul AME church. 576 S. Radema-
cher avenue. The conference was in
charge OF Presiding Elder u. A.
Blake who preached Sunday morn
ing March IL from Matt. 21:15,
subject. Triumph. Prior 10 the
sermon. Mrs. Blake sang Open
the Gate After the message the
Rev. Mr.. Blake administered the
holy communion.
Al p. m. the quarterly union
was graced with the presence OF
TWO visiting minister, the Reys.
u ID. Howell and W. A. Order. the
former being accompanied by his
chorus and the latter, with his
junior choir. The Rev. MIR. Howell
preached a fine sermon from the
text Matt. 1875. subject. Clouds. "
AZ the evening worship the Rev.
Israel White. brought the mes
sage. At the quarterly conference
Presiding Elder Blake stated that
he was happy TO see the church
take on new growth in such a
short time.
Mrs. Lille Hill WAS elected sec
rotary Mrs. Bertha !. Barnes. re-
porter for the Christian Recorder
The roll OF officers was called and
a large number responded
Splendid services were held NJ
81 Paul Easter Sunday The pas
TOT. the Rev. MIR. Harris preached
from John HES. Miss Mary Fitz-
patrick sang solo. which was
touching. Dr. John II. Clayborn OF
Little Rock. Ark spoke AT the
evening service Dr. Clayborn Is
editor OF the Southern Christian
Recorder.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
DR.. Bradby To Preach
Special Sermon Sun.

Rev. n. l.. Brady OF Second
Baptist church, will preach sps-
clal sermon Sunday morning.
March 81, in which the following
questions will be considered
Are you Selling your Soal!
Which OF two bids are you con-
sidering most important. Or have
You just mortgaged IL for time.
hoping in the future 10 redeem IL!
VIII you come and let us reason
together on the most important
question that you can possibly
consider?
Evening service At 3 O'Clock.
Special program by Cultural Com
mittee.
A cordial invitation is extended
10 the public.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
anne PASTOR
FINE SPEAKER,
CHRISTIAN

Eeffer's Nots;-rnsss Little vista
70 betreit Ckusekss ere Dsds each
wssh ~ Attorssy Afrsl cksssy. whs
10 > special representative 81 TIE De-
tr~ft Tribune In bic articles Alter
net Casey rive . vivid. closeup
re- ana activities Of the Individual
churches visited
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30

great value ard the sfrtngtn ~
caarsct4s 10 rurs 2 Fem l>osA
.or nose thirrr tss afe hisn 70
osd4 70 Obtain ,cr sccrsek
stronger chArscfef TAefs ~As
rre whsn people ldofEs- rssrAe-
Ter Aic m Charleston but 90
.av mary consider g un'-poF,hlt.
Nhen SPEAK 81 character ! 10
.. necessarily mean sex qaf'', be-
caus4 taers are cine "a ee-
nsnts sucr a. hoaesH Ine.e are
many reoo,t NO '1i-A i7tf ae
srav' Wher ser -, ~ v;ia as
ICES Don ,'tse hes save ef-
ree inf asa.1s' t1ss- ati-
seves THsy ave 1afns
.he- nafsCfers 7-hey asse III
lee s-c ssa,ed ;r4.r s9rssi t-ets
You carnot seek hose ialnss pa,
are shove 2 so4 2sst.ee -ose
fhings tasi sse dehss.og a Ha1
or woman ~ GOO tsrs Rex
Keep 'hei word Whfa go rsks a
promise. sol vi. rot cors
ghiis. /, yol nsyA good c.sa 1871
man N-o has SCI ~t, S7
"a cepen1ah,s nsr SEA sts
pretending ~ Gs. sf' wren
yoJ 40 rot maze 4 s' s'snet
- keep yo.T Ver- st s-s>-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-30
o. E. S. COLUMN F. & A. M.

GUIDING STAR CHAPTER No. n o. T. S-STATED MEETING
1st "Wednesday. DEGREE WORN 3rd Wednesday. Worthy
MatroB-Mrs Julia Morrel 4si Hague. TEL e.325I,
Worthy Patron Mr.. Richard White $3.50 Hazeu Ave.
BATlShtBA CHAPTER M. . q. Y. S-STATFD MEETlNC-Id
Friday. DEGREE WORk-3rd Friday. Worthy Matron. Mrs.
frsscs Higgins ess Hartford. Worthy Patron, Mr.. " A.
Bristol, lsil JOS, oampau fhzroy 1iss.
PRISCILLA CRATER NO. 81 q. Y. S--STATED MEETING
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