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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-15
John Had To Prove
She Wasn't A Man
(ny Assoelated Pressp

GREYBULL. Wyo., Aug. 15.--
Mrs. Roy Hutchinson of Kent,
Wash, had to make trip to
Wyoming to prove she was UNI
qualified for army service.
When her birth certificate was
made out on May /, 1912, her
name was enormously listed as
John M. Delk, male" and it was
filed at Stringtown, Wyo., where,
she was born.
Her mother died several years
later and her father failed to de-
tect the error.
The Wyoming selective service
board came in possession of the
birth certificate and they ordered
John Nc DelkD to appear and
explain why he hadn't registered
for the draft,
That's why Mrs. Hutchinson
came to Wyoming.
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C,,a,rnr;lna ~ Tho fss4s1ayH or
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-15

How can we aid all those warning Euro
pean countries without weakening our
selves? It is not logical, but that is just it,
there is no more logic in this insane world.
key West Citizen. Don't be so down
hearted. The worst is yet to come.--San-
ford Herald
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Battles. famous in history. are

Battles, famous in history, are not al
ways named after the places where the en-
gagements took place, For instance, just
to remind, are the Battle of Waterloo
fought at Belle Alliance, and the Battle of
Bunker Hill, not fought there at all. but at
Breeds Hill, some distance from Bunker
Hill. History is slow to correct mistakes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-15

Many Americans who do not speak
Spanish know what Cuba Libre means, and
that it has nothing to do with patriotism. -
Key West Citizen They know what vodka
is even though they don't speak Russian
too.--Palatka Daily News
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Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATgOy
- RAIL NTINEZ.
NO. RAII Il n GIN EZ, x
Raafxsof, fsss--.,i n Ii "A f,vgt,

Observation-Disclosures
You are hereby required to an
pear to the Bill of Complaint IN the
above styled cause on the first day
OF. September, A. II. 1871. otherwise
the allegations therein contained
will be taken as confessed.
This order to be published once
week for four consecutive weeks IN
The Key West Citizen, newspaper
published in Key West. Florida.
Done and Ordered, this 3ath day
of July, A. ID. 1871.
ISEAL) Ross G Sawyer
CLERK OF the Circuit Court. Monroe
County, Flori6sa.
BY: (Sd.J Florence r. Sawyer,
Deputy Clerk.
aug1 -s-l5- q 2s,1941
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IN THE CIRCUIT Corar or THx,
ELEVENTH JUEfCIAL CfRCf'tp
IN AND FOR MONROE C0TyTr
STATE OF FLORIDA. IN CHAy,
Gerry.
Case No. S-27
INEZ. PEREZ NUNEz.
Plaintiff,
vs.. DIV 0RCE
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Juvenile Paradise

Missionary Now, in Africa,
there are miles and miles with
out single school Why ought
we to save up our pennies?
Jackie-To pay our fare to
Africa.
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The United States continues to monop-
olize the numbers lottery.

The Briton is a slow starter but fast
fintsher. Hitler will find that out.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-08-15

In Palestine bread is not con
sidered ordinary food, but :
special gift from God, and prior
to 1874 was not sold but only
given or exchanged.
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Lee AIS
n THE corRr OF THE convey
I rTDns:s MONROE County,.
In - ,'N Rr.., ~ PROBATE.
JENNIE KEMP
NOTICE TO D -.

thAts0E.
xor.~ Deceased.
.,a.s soTicE TO CREDrTORs
70 All Creditors and Persans LII LII
ing Claims or Demands &c..
Said Estate: ''ei'us AGAINST
You, and each Of Won arc ha.a,..
INQUIRED and required 10 prasan NJ ! 10y
claims and demands whirh s ~, any
etther Of YOU. may have ag s' of
the estate OF Jennie Kern a'S =
ceased, late Of said County = - -
county Judge Of Monroe c s1 me
Florida. at his office in tha na..s
house Of said County at Kew W.T. W.T.
Florida. within eight calsndas
months from the time Of the ei s,rst
publication OF this notica Eaa So
claim or demand shall be IA wri ilssa
/ and shall state the place ~ 80 raas
! dence and post office ADDRESS ~ ~ ~.
claimant, and shall be sworn II n.
the claimant. his agent, Or his !,
! torney, and any such claim 81 ~
matid not SO filed shall he void
GWENDoLYN KEMP
As Exeeutrix Of the Last Wlil a,a
Testament of Jennie Kenn. az
ceased aagl-S-15-22, ls4l
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An exchange thinks the worst bottle
neck is boarding house bathtub on Satur-
day night.
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ORDER roR rupLIcATIos !

BERTRAM w. .THAYER,
Defendant.
ORDER FOR PUBLICATION
TO: BERTRAM W. THAYER,
2201 Hardesty,
Kansas City, Missouri
You are hereby required to appear
in the above entitled cause on the
Rule Day is September, 1871. the
same being September l, 1871. 70 the
bill for divorce filed against YOU ~
the above entitled cause and there-
after to file such defense as YOU
shall think proper: otherwise the
allegations of said bill for ciyorce
flied In said cause will be taken a.
confessed by you.
ordered and Done at Key Wesls
Florida, this July 31st, 1871.
fSEAI1 fSd., Ross c Sawyer
Clerk of the Circuit Court, Monroe
County, Florida. II
aug1-S-15-22-29,l 1871
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Axis propaganda is like our movie
plots Any similarity to real persons or
events is purely coincidence.
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IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST
ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN

l Water and Sewerage.
2 More Hotels and Apartments
3. Beach and Bathing Pavilion
4. Airpcrts--Land and Sea-
5. Consolidation of County and city Gov
crnments
9 A Modern cih Hospital
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNT.
FLORIDA. IN CHANCERf.

SUZANNE PRATT THAYER,
Plaintiff.
VS..
BERTRAM w. .THAYER,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-16
SAGINAW NEWS
By MRS. VI. TOOMEY
Zion Baptist

The Sunday school was conduct
cd by the superintendent. and as
sistant, b. W. Robertson. Mrs.
Fields OF ST. Louis and sister OF
Mrs. Mary Darlington Walker.
A large audience attended sery-
ices and heard the Rev. NJ Toomey
preach. Two were added 10 the
church. Music was furnished by the
Gospel chorus. Many members
have returned from vacations.
Mrs. Arlene conducted the BTU
session in the absence OF the presi-
dent, J. II. Gray. -.
Gospel chorus meets Monday at
the church. Missionary society
meets at the church Monday, / D.
m. Prayer meeting Wednesday, Z D.
m. All are invited. Pastors Aid
meets Thursday with sister A.
Rowe, 1902 Grant, at 1890 pm.
Senior choir meets at the church
Saturday Z pm.
The pastor is asking each mem
Der TO fall in line and begin 10 pray
for the success OF the church by
coming TO prayer meeting on We'd
nesday night. We must look ahead
for our fall revival.
Third Sunday in this month il
trustee day let each member and
friend contribute for our winter
coal on that day.
Zion Baptist church was recent
~ host 20 the Wolverine Baptist
convention. MANY words OF praise.
as well as flowers. were given the
pastor, the Rev. NJ. Toomey. The
convention will meet next year in
October at Calvary Baptist church
In Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-16

A surprise birthday party was
given for Mrs. Lucretia Grayer on
Aug. s. al Wild Goose Lake. Plac-
es we're set for 33, and appointments
were in green and white. After
dinner. the group Of relatives and
friends played cards and games.
Those present we're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Moore sherman. Patricia
Bryant. Mr.. and Mrs. Janie Moore.
Mrs. Charles Baker and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holly Davis and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. Godfrey Cheeks and
daughter. William Grayer and
Claude Brown.
A surprise birthday party was
given for Mallory Thomas az the
home Of MIR. and Mrs. Marshall
Howard and Mrs. Sarah Gaines Of
Greene street. Some OF the guests
were: Miss Lucille Arlington, Miss
Matte Patterson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jeremiah Williams. Misses Thcl-
ma. velma and Lotzie owens.
Mesers. Wayne Wilson. Clarence
Mitchell. all Of Ann Arbon; Miss
Alice White. Grover Smith and
Drisco Mansfield OF Detroit.
Nessrs. Nclso. Gambel, DAVIS,
Trent. Price. Harris and Jeffery
Williams. who is Of Ann Arhor,
are the seven Negroes who played
in the s5-piece Ford band. Of the
Ford Motor company. in Buffalo
Y. Y. al the UAw-CIO convention.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-16
Inkster Jottines
BY MADELINE DeFILs

Miss Margaret Eileen Buchanan,
granddaughter OF Mrs. Lew lit
Goodwin OF Harrison road was fet-
ed with one OF the loveliest garden
parties Of the season. The tables
were decorated with garden flowers
and with lassies in pastel garden
frocks. 1t was indeed colorful az
fair.
Guests present were Misses Lii
liam King. Thelma Curry. Alma
Davis. Dorothy Demby. Henrine
Binion. Lossie Fowler, Evon and
Thelma Lampkin Naomi Jones,
Gloria Allen. Evelyn Davis. Viola
Roundtree. Margaret Johnson,
Florence Murray and Helen Cobb.
Those who aided the hostess
were-Mesdame John Stinson.
Joseph Holloway. Prudence Vance,
Cleveland Rodgers and James
Davis.
Miss Buchanan Is attending
school in New York City and will
return there the first week in
september
Courtesy Tea
The Semper Fidelis. young mat
ron's club presented courtesy
tea on the lawn of Mrs. Harvey
Jackson on Spruce street. The af-
fair was given to entertain the
friends OF the community and
friends OF the club who have sup
ported the activities so loyalty.
The club has chosen a child TO
send to summer camp for one
week. The lucky youngster Miss
Geraldine Cox, was presented at
the tea.
A short informal program was
conducted by Mrs. Theo. Morrison.
Participants were Mrs. A. d. Evans,
co-mistress OF ceremonies Mrs.
Robert Simmons presented various
village officials and their wives.
A souvenir booklet containing
= brief historical sketch of the viii
lage was given each guest. Punch
and cookies were served Miss Heit
Of Pittsburgh. Mrs. Moore, Hous-
ton. Texas: Mrs. Rell and Miss Bell
Of Romulus, Miss Caldwell of Balti-
more. Mrs. Holicurton and Alivia
Holiburton. Philadelphia; and Car
rie B. Turner, Texas.
Ulysses Thomas paid a weekend
visit to his brother from Fort Gus
ter where he Is stationed.
Mrs. j.. NJ. Laney has returned
from a visit in Virginia.
Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock a
baseball game will be played be-
tween the married and single men.
The public is invited to share the
fun. The game will be played on the
diamond al the corner OF Harrion
and Butler Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur McClaren OF
Walnut street have returned from
vacation tour OF Atlantic City.
Philadelphia and New York. Ac-
complaining them was Mrs. Burden
OF Harriet street.
AIR and Mrs. William McNair of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-16

IL seems as though summer is
going by quite rapidly and that
summer school is about over. Let
us wish those lovely friends whom
We have met. that were here al
tending Summer school, a happy
journey home
Bon Voyage
Please excuse me for a moment
the telephone is ringing. I thought
IL was about time for one OF our re-
norters 10 call.
Yes. ! was right. It was one Of
The reporters calling 10 give YOU
some personal jots. wonder what
our reports will have to offer for
this part OF our news. when all
vacations are over. oh we'll. we
won't worry about that for ! am
sure whatever II might be. II will
be interesting. Then TOO. you know
il won't be long for Mr.. Ragland
will be back penninr once more.
just heard-to Huntsville. Ala
arc journeying Thelma "Tots"
Whitmon and Geneva Perry Cen
eva left on Aug. Q and Tots
plans 10 leave Aug X. after a
Summer school session at the
University of Michigan.
Misses Matte Patterson Nellie
Susie Walker. Thclma Howard
Mesdames Elizabeth Fears and
Mildred Green are vacationing in
Alabama and Shreveport Ala.
Mrs Geraldine Hawkins and
children Dorothy and Melvin spent
few DAYS in Battle Creek. Mich.
Mrs Elsie c. Heiskell is visit
Ing Miss Virginia Wilson and
aunt. Mrs. Sylvia p. Bynum Mrs.
Heiskell, a former student, is from
Charlottesville. Va
Harry Vaughn OF Lima. Ohio is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Har-
berd Of Woodlawn avenue.
Mrs. Halle Stonestreet Of Mum
Gle. Ind is visiting her daughter,
Mrs c. ". Carpenter OF Beakee
street.
Rev Ernest D. Butter Of Con-
nersville. Ind spent the night with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Butter OF Beakes street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Maddox OF
Richmond. Ind. left Sunday with
their children. Shirley. Arthur
and Marva. Alto visiting Mrs.
Maddox's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Butter.
Vinrgil Huey and Miss Geraldine
Boland left the city to spend some
time in 1dlewild.
David Keaton, proprietor Of the
Midway lunch left the city 10 va
cation in the East Some OF his
stops are; Philadelphia. Pa. Balti-
more, Md, and Washington. ID. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie Davis gave
picnic supper on Thursday eve
ming at Riverside Park for Mrs
Della Crockett of Grand Rapids and
Mr.. and Mrs. Max McLaughlin
Mrs. Crockett Is the sister OF Mr.
Mclaughlin and was visiting here
fer the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bonnie Davis, Mr.
and Mrs. Mclaughlin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Coleman wright, went 10 De-
troit to see the game at Briggs Sta
dunn Sunday.
Mrs. David Keaton. Finis Braun
and Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Johnson
had breakfast Friday morning. Aug
8. at wall ST. Park Firplace. They
were Joined later by Miss Naomi
Hawkins. Mrs. Robert White, Mrs
CONTINUED on page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-16
ALBION
nv ALICE CAN'T

The Community choir presented
another OF their splendid pro-
grams Sun at Marengo under the
direction OF Mrs. Robert l.. Pierson
and Mrs. r. Weatherford.
The Bethel Baptist held-thelr
annual picnic az Vandercook lake
in Jackson from Fort Cusier.
John Wall is home afiir a Is
day furlough at Fort Htachuca,
Arizona.
Effie Gilchrist Is returning 20
Detroit 10 visit her father.
Marjorie MINK OF Albion "a
visiting her cousin Hazel Black
man in Battle Creek.
Charles Gunner and J. T. Wiz
lisms returned 10 Detroit after
being in Albion for several weeks.
Bernie Blggs Is home from the
NYA project school in Idlewild,
Mich.
Rev. W. T. Nelson. pastor Of
Lewis Chapel Il ~
The West School street dance
drew a large crowd Friday night.
Popular vendor pieces were heard.
Many out-of-towners attended.
l.. Cant was guest Of Miss Lee
Alma Robertson Sunday in De-
troit
Misses Deliah and Geraldine
Benjamin are visiting relatives in
Pensacola. Florida.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-16
News From Ann Arbor
BY JOHN RAGLANp
Churches
BY JOHN RAGLANp
Bethel ANE. y. ith Ave.
Rex L l. WRIGHT


Sunday school. $3.50 an: morn
ing worship. IL am; S and 6 pm,
ACE league; S pm, evening wor-
ship.
end Baptist. y. 9TH Ave. 4 Beakes
Rev. c. W. Carpenter
Sunday school. $50 an; morn
ing service, IL an; evening sery-
ice. pm.
The Sunday school OF the Second
Baptist churdh gave it's annual
picnic. The buses left the church
al 2 am. Thursday morning Aug.
IL. A large number journeyed 10
the Detroit Zoo.
The 18th annual session OF the
General Baptist state Convention
and Auxiliary will convene at the
Tabernacle in Jackson. Mich. Aug.
1924. c. S. Cromwell was elected
messenger OF this church. The
pastor will also attend.
The Missionary society OF the
church will observe Missionary
Day. SUNDAY. Aug 81. The Mis-
sionary society OF Second Baptist
church OF ypsilanti will have
charge Of the program.
Church OF God and Christ.
State and High Sts. Elder Ford
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-16

Harrison were guests ., y.
Mrs. c. Shirapshirs an /" ~ I
light weiner roast !, r,,i ~
park Saturday evening. @'''''
Church OF God In CArh
Among those attenai,, \.
igan state con,oca,lon ~, y. = W
and Mrs. Wallace Mrs ' I'm
and Purdle and Johnnv , safl
ana others Those reprs.' ~,,a]
are from Wisconsin WIZ. "
r. II. Cobb Is oversee sT'' ''' 4
Womack Temple CNF
The Rev. Peter H. Craig s,r..]
a most unusual and snl',s ~,'')
address on the su6iec. sc,s sn
ana Shaping Of Ones ch,,,.'.]
his text was taken from I M n
OF Daniel. ''' Y
Certificates were also mae.
to tho children who h sH' 4
baptized. Four members ,,,,..
church. '''-''
Next SUNDAY evening N. I'D
is invited 10 rar'!cipa,s 4 p.1
ship service which viii h. =.
ed by II. S Butler The s,rvi.. Wv |.
begin al : o'clock and l,r ..
hour. 80
Mrs. Ethel Myers and ~. :.
Frederick and FRANKIE lss SS..1
morning for a visit 10 ,'l...
and friends in okalona Ni,.i's,
Second Baptist Church
The pastor tho Rev. 0. p Il,
delivered maslcrtul ssrmo, !
day morning on Dull Boos.,
ers' His text was John ~
In the evening. the Second !,
list church va. rue., ~
Smith Chapel hurch a, ,hs ,,,,,
a Popularity Contest he,Wss,
Smith Chapel and Second p,,.
Church Usher Boards A v,ry'
terestine program vas render.
All are welcome 10 wcr,si,
the Second Rariis' church -,
time. Miss Christine W1,-r
church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-16

Grove church. She was pioneer
resident In this community and
was always pleasant 10 everybody.
For several years. Mrs. Scott was
in the grocery business. Surviving
the deceased are two sons. FIVE
daughters and eight grandchildren.
The funeral services were held
from Oak Grove church. Monday.
August H. at pm. with the Rev
Mr. Walker, the pastor. officiating.
Room For Rent
Nice room 10 rent couple. Price
Is reasonable. Come and see Mrs.
Carrie Melons, at 10000 Washburn
street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-16

Camp registration will he on
Wednesday and Friday, Aug ID
and Is. All women and girls In
terested In spending time a. camp
Newkirk are asked to register at
the Dunbar from 2 10 pm. on the
above days. Camp will open Aug.
fc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-16

80 70 'he NNtA camp on Aug ie
AZ hoNs ~ rrcon No a. are re-
Gg'sted 10 500 M : mmons ~ the
4 iiford stree center immediately
cn1Nornire me 'Foop camping
r-'oa hcS.rnrr Aug - 20 81 in-
rs.Nr Tue hots WI. enjoy at3il
nrol far nc small cost Of So 80
irr.asNr Transportation. Thi.
piece 20 scoa'cr only.
Mrs = nHan' =. Lynch ami
= g ROBIN os reports having a
wonderful -e sion IN Oklahoma
as' week az ine NACWC. They
iosl fna' 'hcr i,n was Very help
iai ~ ihc inf o. work they are
Interested weather was OK
'romf.v ho' hu' they Jared wei
lssv had chance ~ visit Mus
sec'e and BON, Oklahoma while
n 'aa' sec,oa Negroes seem very
prosperous
VI ann Mrs John Anderson Of
I'm street arc visiting relatives
ir Ohio and report having one
grand time They will be home
soon
Nr and Mrs T. I. Wheeler VS.
tied laiewild, Mich last SUNDAY
and vas 81 impressed they are
Spending this week there They
arc planning one res,ful vacation
Thy are taking little Billy with
them.
vi. Olive Baptist
Plans arc under way for a Fall
Fazaar. watch will be known rs
Family Affair The initial step
has been taken by the Ladies
Rinle class wita a hope that every
member VIII Join with them 20
make IL ? united church effort. II
tog arc approached nv any ~ the
Workers. We are urging for them,
yoU~ loval support. One ~ tho
main features will ho Souvenir
Quiz ~ Nance on which We hope
~ pl' tho names ~ every mem
her NJ every family in Mt Olive
as well
The Souvenir Quit Will require
manv pieces OF cotton prints. pre-
ferab, floral designs II YOU have
anv You are willing 70 give. send
ihem n Mrs. +. Ror 1890 Park
street or 70 The parsonage Better
s''l bring them 10 tho y bio Class
Wednesday afternoon AZ o'clock
Al Tho homo of Mrs Mamie Wrlyht
10l r. 18th street Brlny a needle
and thread TOO ready TO help
Quinn Chapel
Sunday. Auy. 10 was the open
TX of tho IS anniversary OF Quinn
Chapel AME church. Tho pastor.
fot " Il Rhoncncc. preached an
pirinq sermon 20 large aud
renee Among the visitors In at.
tendance were: Mr.. and Mrs
King Of Grand Rapids Mrs. Aus
TN OF chicago; Mr. DUNCAN of
Little Rock; Mrs. Reid OF Ohio.
Mrs Gold bv OF Fort WAYNE; Mrs.
y Thompson and Mrs &. Bryant
Of Fin, and many others.
At 2 pm. Father Smith OF st.
Pault Episcopal church and Hon
orab,e Mayor Wiley were present
anu spoke Each reviewed the
splendid work accomplished by
the pastor. the Rev Mr. Rhonenee
and members OF Quinn Chapel An
inspiring song service was held
in which the Green Sisters we're
featured Each night this week
various churches and their pas
tors have been in charge OF serv-
ices
Flora Talbert Is church report
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-16
Coming Events

A big picnic will he given by the
Alpha Sigma karras on Sunday.
Aug. II al the Northline Country
club. Romulus. Mich. There's be a
softball game at pm, music
nv Levi Williams orchestra: dane
ing from s to IL Fried chicken.
hamuhrgers. hot dogs and southern
barbecue will be on sale.
On Labor Day. Sept. ! 81.
Marys Lodge No. IA e. NJ will
have picnic. Mr. Clifford Carter
and committee have planned a
very TASTY var etv OF foods-and
games. Come and bring your
friends 10 Midwest Lake.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-16
Flint Classified Ads

McCann's Pharmacy. the Friend.
" Store. Prescriptions and Drugs
2. stewart. Phone S.0s42 and
St John St
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-16
NOTICE

NOTICE
TO WHOM 1T NAY CONCfRy,@
and after Wednesday. JULY m
l9il. ] viii moi he responsible
debts contracted by my wife, n
Prudence >heely.
(Signed) Lccther SheeIty,
3i35 Ash 81. Inksttr. vi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-16

This lovely home Of the Edward
Watsons on Woodlawn avenue,
Ann Arbor. Mich. was the set
ting OF various social activities
when Mr. and Mrs. Watson had
as their guests Tor a fortnight.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bennett OF
Detroit. ON Thursday night Of
last week the Bennetts were en-.
tertained at a party held mt Wild
Goose Lake AT Mr. and Mrs. Rob.
erf Coprlch's cottage. The Ben.
Nets and the Watsons motored
to Toledo Sunday. Aug. 10. Ia
visit AT. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
Harry Fisher.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-16

The Grand Guild OF the Tenn
plars Crusade met at the Dunbar
SUNDAY aug. 10.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-16

Church OF God and Christ.
State and High Sts.. Elder Ford
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-16

II seems as though summer is
going by quite rapidly and that
summer school is about over. Let
MS wish those lovely friends whom
We have met. that were here al
tending Summer school. a happy
Journey home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-29
How About the Riders?

OFFICIALS of the Street Car Mems Union displayed
~ commendable candor and whole-hearted regard
for the interest of their members when they announced
the other day they would demand at least $0O0000 of
the S15O0000 the DSR is expected to net during the
fiscal year ending June 80.
They will insist upon the $1,000000 for pay raises,
they explained They ntimated they would strike unless
their demands met and this despite pretty well
understood arrangement by the management that if
revenue up to expectations decrease in fares
would result
The DSR says now that 1t would be impossible to
lower fares and also give SO00o00 the union employees
Nobody blames union leaders for getting all they
in pay raises for their members but do those leaders
realize that the strength of their union depends lot
upon the good will of the public?
Have they stopped to consider the reaction of the
rider who expected fare decrease and didn't get it
because the street grabbed the money? Or
don't the union leaders what the riders (who
pay their wages) think?