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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-04
Skating Party Honors
BeIlinoham Guests

Honoring Misses Jane and Mar
garet Haugan Of Bellingham. the
Parklsnd young people held
skating party at the Lakewood ice
rink Sunday evening At the close
Of the session, refreshments were
served to the group at the J. =.
pnusser home, with Aessrs. Merle
,,nd Raymond Pnueger acting as
h1sts.
Members Of the party included;
Misses Jane and Margaret Haugan,
Priscilla and Mary Louise Preus.
Ais and Gladys Rowland and
Elizabeth Dahl.
Rev and Mrs. Clarence Haugan,
Mr.. and Ars. Paul A. Preus, MI.
and Mrs. J. S. Dahl; Aessrs- Mar
Gus stuen, Raymond and Merle
Pnueger, orwell Dahl and Cerhart
Svafa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-04
Junior Chapter
Has Meeting
Mrs. Baker, Miss Dumbleton
On Program; Mrs. Fri
berg Presides

Mrs. Frederick Friberg pre-
sided over the meeting of the
Junior chapter of Mary Ball,
Daughters of the American
Revolution, when it met Tues
day at the home of the senior
chapter regent, Mrs. Percy
Creath Smith. During the
evening, Mrs. Smith presented
the group, which is but year
old, with a gavel.
Mrs. Russell Baker, chairman Of
Americanism, reported on the
progress of prospective United
States citizens, and Miss Mary
Ellen Dumbleton read a paper on
''Pocahontas."
Hostesses were Mrs. Baker and
Mrs. Alta West. A lace cloth COW
cred the supper table, which was
centered with a miniature gum
drop tree thanked by silvered ever
green boughs and berries.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-04
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-04
Miss Gloria lutz Will Wed
Mr.. Collier on Saturday
Attractive Tacoma Singer Reveals Plans for Quiet
Ceremony Which VIII Be Performed by Rev. Albert
son al Home Of Parents, Nj. and Mn. ROLAND lutz

Nuptial plans being made by Miss Gloria Lutz
tive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ROLAND R. Lutz and Mr.
Louis Collier of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Collier of Boxelder
Mont for Saturday evening at o'clock the Lutz home
on No. 9th St Miss Lutz and Mr. Collier the first couple
to apply for marriage license in Tacoma after the turn
of 1940
Rev. Cyrus Albertson will read the marriage at
quiet ceremony before immediate family members and closest
friends.
The bride-elec is talented young soprano and has
wide acclaim for her ability since coming to Tacoma two
club. Miss Vivian seeman. who has
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-04
Falkland Couple Celebrates
both Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. George Arneson.
Falkland. were surprised ON their
thirtieth wedding anniversary.
Thursday evening. at their home In
Falkland by a group Of friends
With their daughter. Mrs. Elsa
Mommsen as hostess. games were
played during the evening. Pre-
ceding refreshments which were
served In holiday motif. the
couple was presented with a gift.
Those invited 20 attend the cele-
bration were: Rev. and Mrs. j. y.
Pflueger. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford
Olson, Rev. and Mrs. A. W. Ram
stad, Rev. ana Mrs T. o. sysre.
DIR. and Mrs o. A. Tingelstad. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Bsrofsky. Mr..
and Mrs. Ross Boynton. Mr.. and
Mrs n. L. Dahl. Miss Katie Amt
zen, Mrs G. FJslde. Rev. and Mira.
J. u. Xavier and Mr.. liver Olson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-04
1910 Officers 10
Be installed

The Ladies u the q A. y.
circle 10 win meet At czFpentsfs
hail on Thursday tor ~ 20 pot
luck iunchson with q business
nlsstlng and installation Of officers
following Mrs Frances Haskell,
national president o. ths LADIES'
o. q. A. X. win b. the Installing
officef ana Mrs. 11aeo Conner the
Installing conductor
Mrs. ". T. Bryan viii BE- In
stalled a. president ard othsFz
taking office are Mrn. Mile BAH,
senior vice president MIRA Loretta
Donica, junior vice president, Mrs
Belle Bannford. chaplain. Mrs. w.
u. BerEey. treasurer. Mira. william
Melville. secretary. Mrs Nat May.
conductor. Mrs. Thomas CraEg.
assistant conductor. Mira. Junia
Harding. guard, ARA. Edgar H.
Beamer. patriotic Instructor. Mira.
Margaret etfatton. registrar and
Mrs. Ada Mills. musician
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-04
Couple Wed Quietly at
Dreher Apartments

Miss Jessie z. Bassett and Mr..
George nellie Hodge, both Of Ia
coma, were married Saturday eye-
ming, Dec. 80, at the Dreher apis.
The single ring service was read
by the Rev. Carl A. johnson, pas
tor of the First Christian church.
Attendants were Miss Bernice For
tin and Mr.. John @. Hodge. The
young couple will make their home
at sos Wright ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-04
Fern Auxiliary 10 Meet
Friday for Luncheon

Fern auxiliary q. & D. ~lll
raess for lnnehson en- Friday ~
1880 Ia ths Masonie tsmpis. Hos
leases Tor ths day win b Mrs
Ffank vanlsrfiuss. Mrs. Alice Mas
Drum and MFn O. L. bsek.
Ley.i Workers sisb u Ennzs
Y. shaw hsbekah lodge ulli nest
on Friday 81 ths hosns u Mrs Z.
pahlssrorn. z5i4 No. i1th a. Mira
d. o, Ginrich viii prsside.
University rlses Improvement
club win meet Wednesday EVEN
ing at O'Clock II ths school
Mr.. George Mcinnea. the new
president wili be in charge Mr..
c o. Bishop will speak on Travels
In Alaska. illustrated with motion
pictures
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-04

TIL ~ Omen's Society OF west
minister Presbyterian church held
a luncheon at the church on We'd
nesday noon with members OF
Susan Patterson circle as host
esses. Members of the committee
in charge were Mrs. Albert oryik'
Mrs. w. J. Rowland, and Mrs. Ida
Eide.
Mrs. X. C. Huff presided over
the meeting which followed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-04
I3!i&[}3]5k|
Fumes Kill Two and Sicksn ~ SoNuoa
Aboard Frsishtsr Americas Rein

Two seamsn were killed asd -
others wsrs severely affected ~
potassium cyanide fumixntinK Gss
which overlook them - they slept
aboard tho freiHhf~r American
Robin u Jersey city, y. ~ Tuss-
day.
the dad wsrs Frank L. Davis.
third assistant engineer. and Will
lam iiolms. Of Seattle. s-boy.
rhs American Robin calls hers
frequently. hsr last whit beinx In
late November.
ENouNEEn vrnED
kynshi Turuxawa. chief engineer
on . Japanese vessel, pleaded
s,iiity 10 charges a dumping Oh
in the hay contrary 10 federal ls~
and was fined $500 ana coess ~
Judge Lloyd l.. black IN federal
district ennft hers Tuesday.
ACCUSE COMPANIES
y. q. maritime commission We'd
nesdsy had accused . dsz~n for.
sign and two American steamship
companies az fsislfylnn bills u
isains. miselx~sifyinE cargo and
granting Illegal rebates 90 siik
esrKees. Al companies opefxfs
between tbs Y. =. and japan
me charges wsfs msds follDw-
ing an Investigation sf ths STATES
steamship Co.. Americas Frsss-
dent Lines. Lia.. Canadian Pssifse
Steamships. Ltd. IsIue Fuaasi
Llne. Mssrsk Llne. Barber. WI.
hsmssn Lsns. and virtually ell
major japanese lines.
wAsr TO anal
Two Pacific Coast steamship
companies wednesday ssFs Apply
Ing 10 tbs y. d maritime e0mmiss /
slon 10 eel tss yesssis sseA 70
foreign eoHesrns
Mccormick was awaiting p@s-
mission for Transfer Of fhe isosth /
Amsriean.fun frsifhfsfs Wsst |
Portal ard West Nlius 10 ms Pan
smsnlsn nag Quaker Line ~
Portland pss sekinT approval 10
ssIi tbe frslghfeFs San Lsscas and
Nan oshfisi 70 = British sonc<fn l
Al foaf vessels are about 20
years Oh. ard I'll are frequent
visitors 81 Tacoma
To REsrME woak
WoFk was 10 ~ resumed GA
nan FFaneiseo's waterfront ~
,, N. "Wednesday after - days
u sls-sp ~ striking snip essrks
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-04

on many occasions been Miss
Lutz' accompanist, will be the
maid Of honor, and Mr.. Al Collier,
a cousin OF the bridegroom from
Seattle, will be the best man.
After the wedding trip. Mr.. Col
er will go to San Francisco to
receive his appointment as a ma
tional bank examiner. The location
of their permanent home is as yet
indefinite.
Miss Lutz attended Hamelin uni
versity in st. Paul, Mimi. and the
University of Minnesota at Min
neapolis before coming to Tacoma.
Her fiance attended college in
Montana. At Hamelin Miss Lutz
belonged to Sigma Gamma Delta
sorority.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-04
Open House
Gay for Writers
Tacoma Chapter Gsthsrs
Al Hollyhock House
New Years Day

Traditional New Years hos
pitality was much in evidence
on Monday evening. when rep
resentativos of local writing
groups were entertained Mt an
old fashioned open house"
by Tacoma chapter. League Of
Western Writer'S. ut the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. Maybin.
Hollyhock House. the Maybin
home, was gay with Christmas
greens.
A talk on american Writers
and the Christmas Legend" by
E. n, Butler. traced the good
wiz motif Of the Christmas sea-
son back through the writings of
such men ar Washington Irving
ard Henry Van Dyke. showing
that II originated not from early
Roman and Druid festivals bat
from the nativity story IN the
gospel ~ ~. Luke Mr.. Butter
was introduced BY Ray D. Pen.
Dey who, acting ~ master Of
ceremonies. thea called on each
pcrson present for original vsrss.
a story, Or their New Years rsso-
iutions,
Mrs Maybin. president ~ the
chapter. and Mrs. Ellsworth e.
Power. general chairman for the
evening, welcomed ths guests.
Mrs. corinne Jones vas social
and Mira E ~ butler
presided over the coffee urn on
beautifully decorated tabs IN the
dining room following ths pro-
gram.
Among thoss present ssre Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Brown and
guest. Mr.. Adams. formerly ~
EiEin. Scotland, now Of Canada
Mrs Arthur L. Bunker. Mr. ana
MRS " ". Butler. Mrs. Bernies
Barton. DR. J Lyman Hutchinson.
Mr.. and Mrs Hunter ksonard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Miller.
Mrs J T. hshlDefg. Mr. ana Mrs.
George March. Mrs. 7, o'liiaer,
Mrs. Esina r Russ. Mr., and Mrs.
" L. Watson and Mrs J. J Hnf. (
icy.
Several members ~ the local 4
IA pier Wili attend ina dinner In 4
honor ~ Ma pr Bullock Webster
70 b. given by Seattle chapters Oh
Ian. q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-04
Musical Program Planned
for Tri-Union

Mite boxes viii be opened at
the meeting OF Asbury Tri-Union
Thursday afternoon in the church
parlors. Musical numbers for the
program will be presented by
guests from Epworth Methodist
church and the guest speaker viii
come from Sprague Memorial
Presbyterian church.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-04
yule Setting
For Nuptisls
Miss Jackson. Mr.. krsidIer
Wed IN First Prssby-
ierisn Church

Yulstide decorations In the
First Presbyterian church pro-
vidcd a setting Of unusual
beauty last Wednesday eve
ming for the wedding Of Miss
Louise Jackson. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Jackson.
to Mr.. I.yell Chandler kreidler.
son OF Mrs. Lora b. kreidler.
The ceremony was per-
formed by DIR. j. Renwick Nc
Cullough In the presence Of
two hundred guests. Mr..
Frank J. Nurding At the organ
played selections that har-
moniously accentuated the
yule season.
Following the organ selections
Masses Henry-Etta F'oss and Emma
Louise Nelson lighted the candies
and Mr.. Harry wade sang. Oh
Perfect Love" and Miss Maufsne
Wade, II Love You Truly
The attractive bride. entering On
the arm 81 her father. who gave
her In marriage. was dressed In
ivory slipper satin made On Colo
NAL lines. Her double veil Of
ivory Illusion was trimmed with
rare old lace from the wedding
dress OF the bridesrooms mother.
Tho bride carried q white Bible.
tho gift OF her parents, together
with the handkerchief carried by
her mother at her wedding. Her
only ornament was an heirloom
bracelet. the gift Of the BRIDE
groom.
The bridesmaids. in dresses OF
colonial styles. were Mias Dickie
Leland In rose taffeta and Miss
Mickey Leland In blue taffsta. Tho
maid OF honor. Miss Margaret
Graft. wore rose taffeta The
attendants carried pom pom ohry-
santhemums In yellow, white and
rose. Two little flower girls.
Geraldine Krsidier. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton y. kreidler,
and Gloria Curtis. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. George r. Curtis. wore
colonial dresses OF blue and pink
and carried little baskets Of
flowers.
Mr.. Howard w. Nyman was Mr..
kreidler's best man. and ushers
were Carl coltom, Max oiesen,
Theodore Nelson. and Burton
Kreidler.
Mrs. jackson. mother Of the
bride. was dressed in nlus crepe
and Mrs. kreidler In dusty ross
satin. Both wore corsages "a
roses and gardenias.
At the wedding reception which
followed the ceremony. Mrs. Max
olesen. cousin OF the bride, and
Mrs. Magnus Larson poured. Miss
Beatrice Leland was In charge OF
the serving with the assistance OF
seven young giris. all former
pupils OF the bride: Marian Waer.
Jane Berry. Virginia Nigh. Con-
stance Brady. Wanda BarnhArt.
Emma Nelson and Henry.Etta
Foss. Miss Inex Leland assisted
with the guest book.
The brides going away snnsm-
bic combined an aqua velvet dress
with an otter cape and brown
accessories
Mr.. and Mrs kreidlsr are grad
yates Of Pacific Lutheran college
and both later attended the Col
lege Of Puget Sound.
Their residence will be made At
University Place. where ths young
couple will be Al home 70 their
many friends after tho middle 81
January.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-04
Mrs. Long 70 Be
Guest Speaker

Mrs. r V. Long will BE- the
guest speaker AZ the meeting Of
Fircrss, Community church Ladies
AID At the home of Mrs. X y. Rog.
ers on Thursday Following =
II 30 luncheon. Mrs r. y, Baker
will preside for a short business
sssaian
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-04
Mr.. and Mrs. Brofman in
B. G. for Holiday

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Brotman OF
Tacoma motored to Vancouver, b.
c. for New Years weekend and
will spend the week there with Mr..
Brotman's brother and sister-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Brot-
man. They win return at the end
of the week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-04
Mrs. Conquest 10
Entertain on thursday

Mrs. Sidney Conquest, s07 No.
Alder, will be hostess 10 members
OF the Past Guardians club ~ Tia
coma circle. Seighbors 81 WOOD
craft on Thursday evening 1t .
o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-04
Mizpah Auxiliary TO
Entertain Tscoms Court

For 1870 luncheon az the home
Of Mrs Mile Torkelson. 70 81.
Helens on Thursday afternoon,
members Of Mizpah auxiliary.
order Of AmaraHth. have invited
members OF Tacoma court as
guests. Cards viii follow q blsi-
ness meeting.
Reservations may be made with
Mrs. TorkelsOn, Main 37as or Mrs.
A. N. Law. Garland 337i-R.
Charity club meets for a one
O'Clock luncheon Friday At the
home Of Mrs. John Brenden. 5s05
So. spragus ave
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-04

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-07
amy Harris Freed In Killing OF Friend In A Fist Fight
End NAACP Essou
Contest Is Separted
Into no Divisions

y, eH Peased with the success Of the first annual Ne
sro History Essay contest the Youth Councils Of the De-
p,"'n % ,ne National Association for the Advance
contest nation vide in scope W '
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-07
Jury Reaches
Verdict After
Two Hours
Victims Jaw
Fractured BY
Blow

After celebrating two hours,
jury OF five men and seven wo-
men returned a verdict OF not gull
IS against Daniel Harris. %. OF
.364 Hudson. Tuesday before Re-
corder's Court Judge George Muir
ply
Harris had been tried for the
death of Ray Jefferson, 30, Of 5sib
Brush. According 10 Testimony.
Harris had struck Jefferson on the
Jaw with his hst during fight at
Eighteenth and Rose. last oct. u.
jefferson according to Witnesses.
returned 10 his home on oct. -.
bat was unable 10 60 10 work the
following Monday He was taken 10
Receiving hospital Oct. II. and
died oct rs. According to hospital
reports. infection had developed
from double fracture OF the low
or right jaw.
Hosea ware II. truck driver
Who is employed al the furniture
store where Jefferson was working
as helper, testified that Harris,
who Is also employed as helper.
Jefferson aud Ware had gone TO a
beer tavern at Eighteenth and
Rose On The day of the fghi. while
m the tavern Harris and Jefferson
hcran argnlng about quarter
jefferson y alleged to have taken
from Harris.
After tho men had LETT the tavern
the argument was renewed. and. ac-
cording to Rose. Jefferson showed
Harris saving Get out OF nv way
and lets go II was then that Har-
ris hit Jefferson
ATTORNEY Joel Mcdonald counsel
Tor Harris. argued to the Jury that
Harris had struck Jefferson In self
defense, pointing out that he had
struck the HOW AFTER he had been
showed nv tho deceased.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-07
Military
Jottiings
Parag graphs
About Soldiers

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-07
Drive
|or Airport At
|uskeeee
| Club Plans
| Mass Meeting
In Detroit

.pded he program outlined
1 unrh = Rrringion, president
"a neffoif Tnskcgce club. for
,rsnsc taar is the campaign
/. NJ a.-7o II Tuskegee. The
1 ,tsree cl.h has n quota Of Slo,-
Yn..rrr s- ~ Or Patterson,
L+.ssr, 81 1askegoe In Detroit
moots sen no mct with tho
s.w,.,s aoarl o' The club sud
4 ~ Ne Slams for the airpor
| s.,,o Nlr,.iv was named
fr,,-s-r sran OF the com
H. q, ftfns. The Tuskccec
4 ro,sr n conjunction with
|. ,rzer ommiftcc. Is plan
,es,n a which time Cap
NecN 81 Ts ksgcc will he
4 p-rsrsi t9kor
|rAe a,tpi ~ 1nskoece will be
Ia Al p ~ program 10 in
\. .'nsf N mo aeronautlcal
brf,s
H. NON 80 ae clnh worc
s,s,a.tfi Mss Magnolia
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-07
Elks Start
Fund
Raise $500
At Rally

Airs Josephine Bcliol -ptl-
intendeni OF the Poor for WAYNE
Counts was the euos' speaktr a.
ihe building fund rails sponsored
az New Bethel Baptist ,hglth, SIN
day. NJ, "a. hl the liraf' 10 ns-
troit Lodge and Fi7r,nte Nruc-
Ienplc The proceeds 'roW tac
rally We're Turned orc % the
fund FOR tho construction Of 'lo
prospective fraiira home which
the two organizations oApeG to
occupy.
Mrs. Belford IN her ialk sfcs.
ed character huihlng "as fosi
necessity in home hutdne anl
emphasized the part EMS afe pias
ing IN this direction throueh us
various departments o. eGltaiioil
civil liberties and others
Also on the program was ulsh
by the chor. talk by Chester lIlI
music by Hinton SistWs fai, n
thr Rev " Ramsey paste az
New Bethel: iniroln,iina Of MI
Johnnie lllA presentation ls Mis-.
laura Rice. ana plea fo funds a
Mrs. Lucille llnllm1i. daOeli ril-
cr OF I'loreu,e Amos rtlpl. ANA
Hosea linlbai exalted ,u'tg of
Heart OF Detroit lpdgr. As ~
suit Of the rally S5ev WAS rdscl.
exclusive Of fho p'cde, nla.a.
The affair Was under ihe pen-
Sorship Of the joint hnHai 'anl
committee Of Which Chester ill IS
chairman cate Ilmpkm-. viee
chairman Frank Mmninc st,r.-
lary William Reih tfta.aeer
Mrs laura hicc chairman Mrs
Viola Howard alice chafnan.
Mrs. Carrie Curii., SECRETARY: Mrs
Nenie Snioof. Treasurer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-07
! Musical Program To
Be Held BY Club To
Aid Riddles Party

A musical program will he
presented BY the Dehonair club
Al Brewster Recreation Center,
Tuesday evening. Dee. 10.
Heading the program will he
the Trammei Vocal Ensemble
and quartets from the Quar-
tets union. other choruses and
solcisis viii also be on the pro-
gram.
The proceeds Will he turned
over 10 a fund for the annual
chiidrcn'S christmas party TO he
held at brewster Center AZ y.
~. christmas eve.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-07
Dentist Modernizes
X-Ray Equipment To
Aid Dental Surgery

IN r.. c. Boddie. prominent De
troit dentist with offices al 552 r..
Warren avenue. announced this
week the mOdernization OF his y.
ray equipment The new addition
will aid in the further progress 20
dental surgery. DR.. BNddie poinls
out that the constant use OF 4
ray In dental work has saved sor-
iy and undue expenditure OF money
10 get at the bottom OF dental wor-
ries.
Dr Roddie has always lead In The
progress Of dental work among his
profession and has made many con-
trihutions 10 its advancement in
the city Resides handling his larse
practice ~ his offce and laboratory
hc superyises the manufacturing
of Dental -To tooth powder.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-07

iion 10 the orchestra and string
quartet. the A Cappella choir boys
and girls glee clubs. Senior chorus
and Junior chorus will participant"
The program will close with Han
ders "Hallclujah Chorus Tickets
may hc purchased at the auditorium
cnirnncn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-07

In effect d Viii be- two contests
hcld IN conidne'ion ono confined
10 Detroit. AMI the other covering
inc 'nlltv country Thr w'il To-
TWO sets 81 aN1rds COR tho winners.
Treating Interest
me contest has as MS objective
me SPREADING Of NOR. know edgo
ana grating of greater interest In
lh' 'onifhanon tho negro has
mdar ~ american culture ard cyi-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-12-07
Christmas Concert At
Northwestern High

Northwestern High school viii
urescni It's annual Christmas con-
cert ON Friday. Doc 6 ~ Sis pm.
The program Will consist Of tradi-
tional christmas music IN ahdi-