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Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-11
CHICAGO GRAINS

CHICAGO. Noy II G'PJ Grain
future WI" narrowly Irregular in
pr" holiday deai,nR- today.
Closing wLrat prices showed net
gain II j.. TO F. cent buh"l corn
VA an.haaE"d to up p; oais were
unchanged to off - rye va off
.. and .oy. beans wrr" B., lower
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-11

lnr lNel}e MAYOR grid games
Ca@ Cu't.. Hcrn Mann, Harry
HoseV. Raleigh Holt Bonnie Bolcn-
aasey George Farmer, Eddie Pam,
were ,ue N&h contestants
He earns winning in the Games
- Dr ratj.red were Yuma BraW-
Icy. HoayIle-Imperial tied, Wash
A.-tyu. Orr-on State. Notrc Dame.
Harvard. Dartmouth. Cornell, Penn,
Purdue I'd Michigan state tIed. and
reZo> \ y y.
Herr alr H. results:
Cay, Glney Harry HoveH. RAJ
t.su Holt. Bonnie Bolrnbuker, Geo.
Farmer Eddie Pam. Herb Mann
s 81
7. x. Flake. Gcorte (. Mayicld,
MI. VI r Bgcnts. Ollie May Will
.laMl. Donna Jean Palmer, Kenjl
Susinua. l.. L.. Palmer. Roberta
Bd.tuO,omt". Stan Alitosinka. Bob
TacEc:t. A. Y Steele. Gail Miner
II ". Cooper. Dorothy BlakelE Jim
NcSbl,t .r. Pttr LaBueherie. Bob
Fseney, Thomas Feenty, Hdruo Ko-
bata. Marie SuNles, Willie Padilla
Bonnie Ann stephens, b +, Bolen
baker, Art Sparks Q. NJ Spear. Bill
PaEne, Eddie Cray. Martha Gray
Kiushuiin Ishimaru, Bill Pellcticr
ray" Ritter, Bruce Ritter. Earl Cav
,.uaE Leslie Dove jr. Norma Yer
do-o. W.ldemar Gallego. Carlos
PadilIa. Edear Palmer Henry Far
"a. j. r. Henry V. A Francisco
Gco.4e Bonnet. Max Leimaruber.
1-5
MIS-. Eioict Farmer Hector Corral
~ BrentS INao Snlgemoto, George
H. Rice. Lee Robertson, Carl A. Ben
aett, Victor Christensen. Lawrence
Maggie. Bill Clements, Albert Ter
r32as. George Natsumo, Charles
Smaller, FIui CniE3hiaa, Ruth Conn
Charlie Thomas. Terry Fujizawa
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-11

and the BULLDOGS made a final
effort to pull the aamc out CT .he
fire, Imperial only tightened its
defense and bea: back every at
tempt at a CaleXlco rally
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-11
IMPERIAL WINS 1ST LEAGUE GAME III u YEARS
PICK YOUR WINNER
Okay. here's the program.

Okay. here's the program.
oday and the days hereafter tine prediction blanks
will be published Tomorrow. the results Of last weeks
contest will be published The next day, the standings
IN the race for the Rose Bowl tickets will be ready for
yu-all SO far it looks though Bill Pertier is the
front
Now, PICK YOUR WINNER.
Central Brawley ..-.......
Holtville VS. Caexco . .....z# ..#... .-.
Northwestern VS. NotN Dame
Cornell VS. Dartmouth
Columbia vs.. Michigan
Army Penn ............. .....
Nebraska Pittsburgh
Ohio State VS. Illinois .. .......#....
Princeton vs. Yale -. .......... ...... E.
Purdue Wisconsin
Stanford Washington State ...... ....
Calf. Oregon State ......
NAME -. .....-
Address .....-
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-11
Tigers Score
Six Points,
CuIexico @

CALENICO. Nov 1l.--The Imperial Tigers Il sore,
tired team today. The Imperial root}rs sore, tired
bunch.
But each and every of them is happy-nay, the
word is DXilated.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-11
L. 4. BUTTER & EGGS

LOS ANG ELES. NOV. - UP) -
BUTTER. EAtTa 81 -. Prime first
36e; Standard sac, Tndergrades
32lqc.
LARGE EIsC.S
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-11
ARABS TACKLE
ON
HOME FIELD

The BraWley Junior college Warriors will journey
III Centre tonight and attempt net their first win
1911 season.
The northenders will enter battle underdogs fol
hey have the Arabs before this and
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-11
L. A. HAY

Los ANG ELES Nov. ~ G'Pl =
L. = 80. ........... $22. QO-23 90
rs. ". 30. . leafy . sci .o0-22.O0
-. 80. ......... $15.5O-1G.5O
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-11
LOCAL GRAPEFRUIT

Local Grapefruit, choice naked
pack. 54s sac. ca $l45 ?o- - -
SOS S1.C2.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-11
MPLS. FLAX FUTURES
L. A. BANKS

los ANGELES. NV. 5 UPj -
Bid Asked
TranSawt rica ............... 4. -
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-11
l.. A. GRAIN

Los ANGELES. Nov. 10 G'Pb -.
Milo No. yellow ...... $IGVa ,G5
Milo No. . ylo bulk .. $500 l.55
Wheat 80. ! a.. 81 g., fs1a9't
Barley. maltipg type a.. $I.8o4 s2.oo
Barley No. western $1.75~3I 3oI
Imperial Valley press., 1941-11-11
GRID CONTEST
RESULTS IN
7-WAY TIE

UIo5 has His IN Il week.? The big-shot grid teams
took tho uo~r and 50 did most of the predictors
I'm he fo,t-preSS promoStication contest, per-
ed fer lr> place by picking nine winners out of
lNee major grid games played on the nations fields
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
Fifteen To Be
Belle Isle
Scene Of Meet

The Rev. w. c. Simmons, pastor
1ion BAPTIST church. announced
VI. y week that Is or more persons
". vi, he baptized Sundsy( Aug. 3 at
Belle Isle.
!. me church during the success
y, rsviyal conducted by the pastor.
u.ny members and visitors are
,.srted TO hear DR.. Simmons
~ AZ this inspirational service
~, he subject. Baptism" after
hitch Zion Baptist will join In the
a,r;otIc celebration which will be
s.ld At Belle Isle She'll at $3.50 pm.
mr. simmons took over the pas
..-s,s Of Zion Baptist six month
W. and under his leadership the
ssurch has made wondrous prog
,..s The Rev. Mrs. Simmons was
sorn IN Mississippi and formerly
n,uored in Missouri.
dan az religious education af-
.,s,sd with the National Baptist
..,ysrtion. Mr.. simmons received
|s. education in the Baptist Semi
..rv or Meridian. Miss. Western
s,n,Ist college in Kansas City, Mo.
IA indiana university.
Mrs Minnie Chapman Is church
|,snorter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
Patriotic Concert Is
Given BY The Pupils
Of Sunday School

The concert by the Sunday
school departments OF the ST.
Johns Presbyterian church on
last Friday night. disclosed that
there was much fine talent
among the pupils Of the school.
II was the last affair in the old
church and was in the form OF
a patriotic concert. Among the
enjoyable numbers were vocal
solo by Master Bleyins. piano
solos by little Margaret Grier,
Jean Johnson and Gloria Griss-
by. Gloria also gave very de-
lighiful reading. The Addition"
which was very well done.
The Haryin sisters contribute
ed vocal duet; there were
readings by Miss Dorothy Ozark
er and Miss Conchita Porter and
Lincoln's Gettysburg speech
dramatically portrayed by
Charles Johnson.
Troop 23l Boy Scouts. under
leadership Of Scout Master Jesse
Stewart. closed the program
with first aid demonstrations and
some OF their ceremonies. +. L.
Neal. assistant superintendent.
presided. Each department had
a representative on the program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
STEWART BROTHERS AND PAT.
WILLIAMS GET AWARDS AT THE
JONES' KIDDIES PARTY SUNDAY

Scores OF children marched into
Jones-Jones company's establish
ment at E75 East Columbia street,
sunday afternoon, July 20. TO wit
ness something unique and new
The Jones Riddles Party" and a
good enjoyable time was had by
all.
The party got underway promptly
al pm. with Isaac Jones. general
manager, awarding three prizes 10
The winners in Jones Riddles kon-
test. with Mrs. Jones standing at
his side. The winners were as fol-
lows: First prize winner. Oliver
Stewart, 8 years OF age, SOS East
Columbia street: second prize. Pat
rick Williams. Z years of age. 500
East Columbia street: third prize,
Eugene Stewart. 10 years OF age.
500 East Columbia street. Oliver
Stewart has held the honor of
winning first prize for three consec-
utive weeks.
At the conclusion of this part OF
the program, the spotlight fell on
the Jones Riddles Quiz. Cash
prizes were awarded for the cor
rect answers 10 the questions asked
by Mr.. Jones. when contestant
could not give the correct answer.
the answer was supplied by Mr.
Jones. Among the scores of ques-
tions that were asked. there was
one called the star question" and
the correct answers was good for
fifteen times the cash value OF the
others. But. unfortunately. none OF
the contestants could give the right
answer. and that question was
Name one all-colored town in the
United States
Turning the next page of THE
Jones Riddles Party Book" brings
us TO eating time and they had
plenty of 1t - ice cream, cookies
and cold lemonade. Not merely one
serving. hut a number of them. All
the kiddies' appetites were in per-
feet condition.
Next in order came surprise"
part Of the party. Twenty-Five boys
and girls were awarded prizes OF
various kinds drawn from lot from
the tickets dropped in a box by
each child attending the party.
A combination fountain pen and
pencil was also awarded in SINH
lar manner and was won by Ruby
French. 3437 Riopelle street The
party ended at SAB pm. and was
enjoyed by all.
According 10 Isaac Jones. at an
unannounced date. we are planning
a Riddles Quiz Contest for chill
dren from the first 10 the NTH
grades in school About so will
he awarded in prizes for the cor
rect answers All boys and girls
| meefinr the ahnYe rennirements
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
JOB Fight
Rewarded
Place Over so
New York Workers

NEW YORK-The Coordinsting
Committee for Employment through
It's chairman. Or A. Clayton Powell.
Jr. announced the employment OF
ten more Negroes in the Omnibus
Corporation II New York. maintain
ance division.
These Negroes who were picked
from the Vocational High Schools
OF Brooklyn and Harlem have been
placed in various Jobs in the COM
pany at basic salaries Of not less
than s25 per week.
Two OF them we're placed in the
stock room marking the second
time Negroes were ever employ
ed in that division where they have
opportunities for raises UP 70 s45
per week.
There are now over 50 Negro en-
nloyees in the Omnibus Corpora
ton of New York Cry. making an
average salary Of SIS per week.
Or. A. Clayton Powell Jr. said
wheh interviewed. "the employ
ment OF ten more Negroes in the
Omnibus Corporation Of New York
City continues To hear witness 70
the success Of the work nj the Ne
gro people NJ Harlem in the boycott.
and picketing OF the Omnibus Cor
poraiion and shows also the good
faith the company's executives are
manifesting toward the Negro con-
sumner"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
M Negro Clerks Appointed For Last
l2Years In Orleans; Several Qualified

NEW ORLEANS. La.-Charging
that Negroes are being systema-
tically denied jobs as post office
clerks in New Orleans. the local
branch OF the National Alliance of
Postal Employees went on record
recently as unanimously endorsing
a resolution 10 bring the matter TO
the attention OF President Roose-
welt, the Postmaster-general and
other high ranking government Of
ficials as we'll as civic and welfare
organizations and the press.
No Negroes Appointed In II Years
No Negro has been appointed to
the position OF substitute was Of
flee clerk for nearly IL years al
though at least eleven Negroes in
this city are known 10 have passed
the civil service examination in
1885 with averages ranging from
80 to 96.5 per cent the resolution
charged. and approximately 175
white applicants many having low
er averages than the Negroes. have
been appointed since that time.
The resolution further said that
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
With The Churches
New Age Temple

The Rev Beatrice Bradley. pas
tor. spoke Sunday morning at New
Age Spiritual Temple on Seven
Steps 10 Heaven" a series OF SER
mons which will be continued next
Sunday.
Sunday evening the FLYNN
Eagles rendered a splendid pro-
gram. Other participants we're:
Mrs. Robinson, solo. Rock OF
Ages; Gospel singer, Kingdom
Workers, Service Harmony Five,
Pilgrim Travellers. Emerald Light
Gospel singers and Caldwell sing
ers. The Rev. 4. Willis won first
prize for raising the highest amount
OF money.
Pastor Bradley wishes To apollo
gize TO those who have been I'M
able 10 attend services on several
occasions because OF the lack OF
adequate space and TO announce
that the Temple is making plans TO
enlarge the building in the near
future The pastor further states:
"The many friends OF Detroit
who seem unable TO find the New
Age Spiritual Temple OF Light. To-
Gated at 645i Russell. the Russell
street car will stop on the corner
Of Lyman in front OF our Temple
going north. The church is one
block south OF Milwaukee at Rus
ell and Lyman. When riding the
Clairmont car which turns at Mil
waukee and Russell. get off and
walk one block south to Lyman.
Coming from the west side on the
Grand Belt car. get off at Russell
and walk one block south to Ly-
man"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
Gospel Choral Union
BY ROBBIE BLACkMON

Evangelist o. NJ. Mcknight.
ACME OF North Carolina was
among the visitors at the inspira-
tional meeting held by the Michi-
gan Gospel Choral union.
The Rev. Mr.. Mcknight is now
pinch hitting Tor the Rev. William
Grain. pastor Of the Fews CME
church.
Most every minister present ex-
pressed their intention TO accom-
pany the delegation to the National
convention in Brooklyn. The Rev.
Charles walker. pastor OF New Sa-
lem Baptist. led the ministers IN
registering in the ION TO Brooklyn
drive.
New Salem has been recently re-
modelled inside and out In prepare
zion for the state convention.
The Gospel union will meet Wed.
nesday night at Neg Age Spiritual
church. corner Russell ana Lyman
Mace. Mrs. Bradley is pastor.
Sunday. July % at 3 pm the
union will 90 to Windsor Canada.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
St. Paul, Southwest

Services at st. Paul AME church
were we'll attended. The pastor,
the Rev. S. S. Harris, preached from
st. John IL; on the subject, why
Was This Wasted?" The mortgage
burning will take place at the
church Sunday, Aug at which
time the bishop is expected to be
present.
The pastor, portion Of the choir
and few OF the officers motored TO
Windsor, Canada, where the pas
tor preached for the Rev. Mr.. Pen
ny. Members are hoping that they
will be In our new church very
shortly.
z. A. vivians Is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
'Taint No Use
By Charles Everett Jackson

faint no use he will not battle,
I've tried in every way.
To acquaint him with the tub.
Ny pleadings bear no sway.
He'd rather sleep upon the ground,
Than lie upon the bed.
lie likes spot where mud abounds.
To rest his massive head.
Ill
What cares he for a knife and fork.
When all he eats is soup?
He even puts his feet in 10 II,
My. he's sloppy COOP.
W
Ill-manncred also Is this one.
He blurts around the house,
Belching forth acldity.
(Uncouth. ill-mannered louse)
Y
'Taint no use I've found u out.
His heads just like a los y
No matter what you do for him.
He'll always he hog
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
Christian Science

Truth" will be the subject OF the
lesson-sermon In all Christian
Science churches throughout the
world on Sunday. July q.
The golden text Psalms 1l7:1.
q is: 20 praise the Lord. all ye
nations. +. For his merciful kind
ness is great toward us; and the
truth o. the Lord endureth for
ev,s."
Among the Bible citations is this
passage Psalms 1894. 81: For the
word OF the Lord is right and all
his works are done in truth. He
loveth righteousness and judgment:
the earth is full OF the goodness OF
the Lord"
Correlative passages to be read
from the Christian Science text
book. Science and Health with
Kew TO the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
IN. 1867 Truth Is immortal. error
Is mortal. Truth Is limiiless; error
Is limited. Truth is intelligent, error
il non-intelligent. Moreover. Truth
Is real. and error is unreal"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
SAGINAW NEWS
BY MRS. VI. TOOMEY
Zion Baptist

The Sunday school and BTU
workers reported an enjoyable time
at the union picnic held recently.
There was plenty of food. lemonads
and ice cream which was downed
by four truck loads o. children and
several automobiles filed with peo-
pie.
Or. Toomey spoke Sunday morn
ing One person joined church. Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis from Tulsa, Okla,
were among the visitors present.
Zion Baptist has made all plans
for the Wolverine Baptist State
convention which will convene July
50. A pre-convention session will
be held July %.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
New Grace

The New Grace Baptist church
has been highly honored the entire
week, July IA to July 20. by the
cooperation OF associated churches
during the pastors installation.
The guest speakers Sunday were
the Rev. Mr.. Reed OF Missouri who
spoke Sunday morning on "Intrust-
ed with Heavenly Goods" Three
persons joined church.
The installation sermon was de-
livered by the Rev. Mr.. Benson. pas
tor OF Thompson Avenue Baptist
church at pm. Powers OF God in
salvation was his theme.
The Rev. William Terrell, pas
tor. was the evening speaker.
Andrew Lewis OF Bessemer, Ala,
is enjoying very pleasant stay
with his daughter, Mrs. Watts, OF
937 Theodore.
Brunette Turner is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
Employment Grows

A total Of 59,573 men and women
were placed in jobs by the Michi-
gan State Employment Service dur
ing the first six months OF l94l, il
was announced here today by V. B.
Steinbaugh.
Steinbaugh executive director
OF the Michigan Unemployment
Compensation Commission. report
ed that the Commissions Employ
ment Service division also made a
total 81 1891 complete placements
during the month OF June.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
Crowds Attend
Church Opening
Beauty Surrounds
Dedication

The Rev. Charles Ward of To-
ledo. Ohio was the guest speaker
for the opening services held in the
rebuilt church ediiice OF st. Johns
Presbyterian church at the corner
OF Jos. Campsu and Clinton streets
DR.. Ward was accompanied by a.
OF his members. including his
church choir which furnished pleas.
ing music for the occasion.
The church was filled with mem
bers and friends who came to wor-
ship and view the beautiful redeco-
rated interior of the spacious audi
forum and the large chapel church
school rooms, kitchen. cts. The
altar was banked with many palms.
baskets and vases of beautiful flow
,ers, the gifts from members and
friends.
The Rev. Mr.. Wards text was
Genesis 2S: is and II: subject
The vision at Bethel" He spoke
OF Jacobs dream which made a
radical change in his life and reso-
luton from which he never turned
away "A recognition of God by
those who are in earnest can bring
about the same change in their
lives, he said. Let us feel that
God is in this place and rededi-
cate ourselves to the spiritual or
der OF life" he continued Three
members joined the church.
DR. Buchholz Speaks
The formal dedication service
was held at $3.50 pm. Dr.. Paul
Buchholz. secretary of the Presby.
terrain Church Extension board was
the principal speaker. In the
course OF his remarks. he said that
a church built upon love can dc
many things for the good of the
people and help to build better
world. The keys of the building
were turned over to Cornelius l.
Henderson, chairman OF the Trustee
beard OF the church. by Harry
Wunderlich OF the Detroit Presby,
terry who prefaced the ceremony by
giving a short history Of the build
ing which was formerly the Memo
rial Presbyterian church. This wa:
followed by remarks by the Rev
Henry Porter. the pastor. Very on
joyable music was sung by thu
regular church choir and yer!
we'll rendered solo by one of rs
members. Mrs. Edna Walker.
on next Sunday afternoon al 81
pm. a good program and service
will he held by the Communit,
school. with Dr.. ]. A. Moore. pre-
siding.
The annual church picnic will b
held on Saturday. Aug . at Plym
outh Park.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26

the existing rules OF Civil Service
which permitted the appointing Of
ficers to select one out OF the three
highest eigibles for appointment
is left loophole by which Negroes
could be Systematically denied
jobs by prejusticed appointing Of
fieers and thu, this fact had been
clearly demonstrated by happen
ings in this city during the past
few years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
A.Williams Reelected
AME Laymen's Head

The Detroit AME Laymen will
sponsor their inspirational pro-
gram Sunday. July 81 at $3.50 pm.
at Campbell Chapel AME church
in Whitaker, Mich. The Rev. L..
Dawley will be the speaker. Musis
will be furnished by the Laymens
choir under the direction of r..
Williams. The public Is invited.
At the annual election OF officers
held July 9 A Williams. president.
was elected TO succeed himself for
the eighth consecutive year. Will
liam Tribal is vice president; c. s.
ward. treasurer: Attorney II. l.,
Dudley, legal advisor; Mrs. Ida
Vivian. secretary: Mrs. G. NJ. Nit
chell. chairman OF the Program
committee; and T. J. Stallworth'
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
Church Of God

The Rev. and Mrs. T. D. McGhee,
Mrs. Beulah Dubois. Mrs. Willis LETT
Monday for Los Angeles. Calf. Al
bert Brown has returned from his
vacation.
DIR. McGhee spoke Sunday morn
ing from II Timothy 1913 after the
scripture reading by the Rev. s.
Randle.
Mrs. jamie Hair is church report
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
Corinthian Baptist

Dean Fisher OF the Baptist Train
ing school will be guest speaker
at the Corinthian Baptist church
Sunday. July q throughout the en-
tire day.
A weight" rally is also being
sponsored by the church in an ef-
fort to raise money for the Build
ing fund. All members and friends
are asked to participate in this al
fair Each member and friend Is
asked to pay one cent for each
pound they weigh.
Willie Mae Williams is church
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
New Bethel

The Rev. W. l.. Ramsey, pastor,
spoke Sunday morning on Not
Mine But Thine" Sunday evening
the Rev. Mr.. Reed OF Kansas CITY,
Mo, was the speaker. His text
was Lead Us Not Into Temptation.
Among other visitors was the Rev
MIR. Taylor of Louisville, Ky.
The Brotherhood's Progressive
league will sponsor biblical mo-
ton picture Thursday evening, July
"a.
Prayer service is held each We'd
nesday evening.
c. Fields is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
St. Paul AME

Assured knowledge will be the
subject Of the sermon by Pastor
Charleston SUNDAY morning. The
Rev. Or. W. L. Powell OF Memphis,
Tenn. will preach at 7:45 pm.
The Sunday school will open al
2 Is am.
Junior Allen Christian Endeav-
or league al 5 pm. with Miss Car
RE Gordon as president and Mrs,
Ethel Person as superintendent and
Senior Allen Christian Endeavor
league at $50 pm. with Mrs. Iowa
Williams as president.
Topic for discussion: Handling
Handbags Cor. 1913: 15:5s:
Peter 1:6. Z.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
Women Present Flag
Ito Vets Auxiliary

A. recent meeting the 1t.
frank Cheek auxiliary No, Al OF
In. United Spanish War Veterans
was presented with a beautiful silk
american .ag from Mrs. Ada Jones,
n,yIdent: Mrs. Maud Seawright,
Mrs Louise Smith and Mrs. Bessie
German.
The presentation was made by
Ms. Hayes and was the climax OF
very enjoyable program. Mrs.
BERTHA Scott gave a recitation on
rpstriotism" Miss Mabelle Green
sans more Love TO Thee" Mrs.
|louise smith was mistress OF cere-
nony
A delightful repast was served.
Ada Jones is president; Mabelle
Green, reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
When Poisons Slow
| kIDN EYS
and lrritate Bladder
Flush Them Out for IS Cents

Go 10 your druggist today and get
this harmless diuretic and stimulant
ask for Gold Medal HARLEM Oil
Capsules and start at once TO flush
Kidneys Of waste matter saturated
Eilh acids and poisons.
That's prompt and effective way
10 help bring about more healthful
hdney activity and relieve that blad-
DER irritation with its scanty passage
With smarting and burning as well as
restless nights.
Remember the kidneys often need flushing
vel as the bowels. and some symptoms Of
ndny weakness may be; getting up often
tanne the night--pufy eyes-backache.
But be sure and get GOLD MEDAL
HARLEM OIL Capsules - the original
una genuine - the price Is small (35
eenis). Just see II your expectations
vent fulfilled. Refuse a substitute.