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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-14

Ell relatives.
Funeral services for baby Anre-
lyme the infant daughter Of MIR.
and Mrs. A. l.. Taylor was held
Monday from the funeral parlors.
The deceased was IN days old
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Hurst also
lost their infant daughter. who died
al birth
Mrs. Noble Anderson left we'd
nesday, June for Memphis. Tenn.
10 visit her relatives and friends
Amos Dew. 81 years old. NJ Sec
ond avenue. died Thursday. June 3
at 1915 am. after a short illness
OF pneumonia.
Surviving are one sister. two half
borthers. Edward and Austin Dew
Funeral services were conducted
Saturday form the funeral home
Chauncey Green Is able 10 he un
aud about after several DAYS M
ness
John Durham OF Frederick street
presented Christ by Baptism" Fri
day night.
Mr.. Johnson Of Frederick and
William Jones OF Madison avenue
arc on the sick list.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-14
A. TURNIPsEED, Representative 1902 Main st,.,

Mrs. Iva Davis and son ~.
Richmond Davis. .lr., are ,,ss,,sa
her mother in Philadelphia. p
The Stewardcss hoard nj or,r.
Chapel AME church are hayin.
barbecue dinner SATURDAY. mne !,
at the church from IL noon nn,1
Dinner thirty cents.
Recreation News
All Fairgrounds Mill n. on..
from am. until DARK. Howeysr
the Elm Park area is open Ia .msm
children under II years old Ths
Older children living in that neips
borhood will use Clark school nl,r.
ground. The first special even, I,
scheduled AT the 81 john NAV
ground Friday. June IL In ohssry.
ance OF Flag Day. It is patflouc
program in the form Of a Flae ~.
rade. Mrs. Odcll Broadway Ini.,
wright and Lewis Lawrence Willis
in charge.
The Gay Sixteen club honor.a
several Of It's members N ,ha,
annual formal party az ne Inter.
national Institute YWCA lnin
Miss Eyester steele. VINO .iaal,a,ed
from Northern High school AN,
year received the sprclal honor
beautiful gin was bestowed unoo
this young lady 10y Mis-, Mai.,rr
Lee, their president. The EN-. w,r,
beautifully kowncd and tue yoine
people conducted thcmsel,,. .plen.
didly Mrs. Broadway anu Mrs Mi.
liams supervised.
special Notice To Book Lover,
Because OF such poor circulation
OF books on Saturdays the library
at the CLIFFORD street ccnter Mil
not be open on Saturday after Jane
H. However IL will be- 0pcn "A
usual OH Tuesdays ana THURSDAYS
This schedule will be maintained
during the Summer months. Re.
member, II You desire boOAs Tor
your Weekend reading Sou ms.t
get them on Tuesday on Thursday.
We are urging you 10 visit the H.
brary so that we can keep nm
rgular circulation sufficient 10
keep II open for your convenience.
Michigan state association Of HE
lBPOE of W will hold Their lra
annual ball Friday, Juno ls ri NE
Flint Park ballroom. Music will
! be furnished by Jimmy Davenport
j. Finley Wilson. grand exalted
ruler will lead the grand uaeea
Ben James is general chairman.
ON the committee are. snA .Aes-
son. vice chairman. :. Matthew.
clifford Skies. Il. Parker Albert
Harper. Era Bibbs. Emma CHIshn,
Rose Buchanan. Virginia james,
Lodessa Hamilton. and Florence
! Turner. daughter ruler.
( Mr.. ana Mrs. George rhnm- Nr
and Mrs. Thomas and daughter.
Darihew. Of Flint, and Mrs Me-
CLAIM OF Saginaw were guests "
MIR. and Mrs. d. Boykin Of nojroiL
! sunday June s. after which The
rest OF the day was spent ~ Belle
/ Isle.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-14
YPSILANTI
Nv MRS. FrGFNIA O'BANxoy

self Righteous complacencyr
was the theme OF the pastor. the
Rev. n. G.. Simmons sunday morn
ing after which the infant daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams
was christian.
Sunday. June u the Junior Mis-
sionary society will sponsor an in
teresting program.
The last quarterly conference for
this year will be held Sunday. June
% and %. Presiding Elder II. +.
Washington will have charge.
ST. Johns day will be celebrat-
ed by the st. Andrews lodge no
:. +. and AN Prince Hall affilia-
ton Sunday, June %.
The ACE Youth congress will
open in Lansing, Michigan June 20
and p.
Second Baptist
At Second Baptist. the Rev.
Frank Robertson delivered the
morning message from Rev. 6:17.
Little Shirley Taylor was accept
ed as a candidate for baptis m.
Among the guest present were king
Solomon Harmony Five, the famous
singers OF Detroit. who rendered a
very acceptable songfest in the aft
ernoon: the graduation class OF
YPSf High and many out-of-town
visitors.
Mrs. Mabel Lynch. a school teach
or OF Booker Washington school,
Tulsa. Oklahoma who Is here visit
ing her neice. Mrs. Ruby Burton
was accompanied by Elmer Neal
Lincoln. Mrs. Rurtons whom Elmer
will make his home with his moth
or and attend the Catholic school
here.
William Simms OF Indianapolis.
Indiana is visiting his daughter and
son-in-law. MIR. and Mrs Hansel
Wilson OF 6l2 Madison Blvd.
Mrs. J. G. McIntrye is visiting
relatives and friends in Chicago.
Illinois. She Is accompanied by her
brother. A. j. Grlswold OF Detroit.
Among the Ypsi High grads who
will receive their sheepskins Fri
day, June IL are Dorothea Free
man. Earthlean Foley. Theresa
and Theophilus Hamilton. Johnnie
bell stewart. Carrie y. Robertson.
Ellen Jane Neal, Samuel f. Clark
and James williams. Mercile VI.
Harris will finish from Roosevelt,
High.
Gus Glenn OF Pittsburg. Kansas
woh has been visiting his sister.
Mrs. Leonard Huffman left Satur-
day for Flint, Michigan TO visit 9TH
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-14

and Mrs. A. J.. Merritt. Mrs. G.
Nance will lead in the services.
Magnolia Simms Is church re-
porter.
Second Baptist
The Rev. o. y. Jones delivered
his first message since his three
weeks OF illness on the subject
Our Hope for the Future Church
and the Nation His text was TAX
en- from the fifth chapter OF Isaiah.
In the afternoon the Sunday
school and BYPI rendered an in
ieresting Children's Day program.
The Pastors Aid society spon-
sored drama sunday evening en-
titled The Straight Path 10 Heav-
en- Mrs. Corine williams Is chair
man: Mrs. NJ. windham. president.
The pastor and congregation
will he guests OF the First Baptist
church OF Northwest Detroit Tues
day night. June 10. The Rev. c. II.
Health Is pastor.
Mrs. {. whitner Is church report
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-14


Further on IN this column you
will hnd an answer TO Mi Hart OF
the Ecorse Advertiser. the man whc
apparently tries To stir up race
hatred between white and colored
citizens OF Ecorse. when any col
ored persons runs for public Of
hcs, he takes pains 10 try 10 he
little them. RE doesn't fail TO lei the
white public know the nationality
Of the candidates. nv using the
word, Negro. as often a. he can.
Mrs. = NJ 4. Fleming ran for
seat on tho local school boa ri.
Mr.. Hart made quite a fuss about
II and attempted 10 make the pub
lie feel that 10 put a coloied per-
son on the school board would low
or the standard OF edncation IN
Ecorse. but TO the writer's way Of
thinking Il only displayed his race
prejudice. Mr. Hart further stated
in his paper that colored people on
This side OF the track are TOO az
Eressive. Does he mean that We. as
American citizens. have no right 10
seek public Office Under the
democratic government here. any
citizen who il law-ahiding capa-
HE may run for any local office.
and ne have a host OF people Who
are quilted 10 compete for any
office in our village. From now on.
IN ever election. We arc gong 10
run some colored candidate, until
We get in some OF the key posi-
tionx.
On the other hand. / am asking
all who read read this column not
10 take any printing 10 shop
which liz prejudiccd against the
race II you must have printing
done in Ecorse. go 70 the Eltons
The West Side Peoples club cele-
brated is tenth anniversary las;
Sunday evening al the c J Miller
school. over three hundred At
tended Among the outstanding
speakers were Mrs Robbie Black
man. Professor Wathall Dr. $. b
Milton. Thomas Webber and L. A
Pfsiffer The soioisi WAS Miss
Esfher Moore Master RUFUS Eli-
son gave me reading on The
Loyalty ~ The Negro
After the program, splendid
turkev dinner vas served 10 tie
crowd
The West side Peoples hub has
changed rs meeting nights from
the FIRST and third SATURDAY 10 me
the second and fourth Saturday IN
zach month. n Hills basement All
members are requested 20 attend
This saturday nigl Board mems
bers are 10 be elected
ofher notables at the meeting in
rmded william Boone ~ the
Beecnvood center River Rouge.
Mr. Rrockman and Mr. Rivers ou,
rev teacher.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-14
Whitaker News
BY CORNELIrs REEVES

The Children's Day program took
place Immediately after Sunday
school and was well presented.
Campbell Chapel congregation
and Junior chorus worshipped at
Bethel AME church OF Adrain Sun
day evening. Presiding Elder r. n.
Washington delivered the message.
Mrs. f.ora Reynolds and Charles
Bryant. Jr.. OF Ann Arbor and Miss
Sally REYNOLDS OF Detroit had a de-
liehtful Saturday afternoon At the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dry
ant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Reeves
took IN the sights OF the country
side while JOY riding with Mr.. and
Mrs. DALLAS OF Monroe county sun
day afternoon.
Citizens OF the community are en-
deavoring TO establish a playground
for the children's beneht. Every
one IL asked to contribute a dona.
ton for this worthy cause. Give
your donations 10 your minister OF
any official that you may contact.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-14

Douglas Williams is in Atlantic
City attending the Social Workers
convention. And speaking OF con-
ventions. Ann Arbor will be host
this Summer. July 26-2a. to the In
ternaiional Educational conference
at which time several eminent lead
ers OF the race are expected To at
tend. The Rev. Mr.. Carpenter has
been placed on the Housing COM
mittee by the university. The Rev.
John Washington OF Los Angeles.
Calf. visited our city last week.
The Rev. Mr.. Washington Is the
president OF the Baptist Ministers
conference in Southern California.
He had come east to Toledo. Ohio,
To attend the funeral OF member
of his church and a member OF the
Bing Crosbys household and at the
latter's expense.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-14

ton. y. {. 10 attend the wedding Of
her nephew. James Fowler. who
recently graduated from an Eastern
institution.
Miss corinne W NJ. Campbell
appeared on the FLYING Cloud radio
program last sunday morning. as
piano accompanies Tor Mrs. Mamie
Spann. who rendered lovely solo.
Mrs Nora Acray, 81 Cleveland.
Ohio. cousin OF Gnff livery. spent
last weekend with him and his
family and. had delightful stay
Mrs. 5 r. Kemp spent last
weeks holiday in Boston. New York
and other points in the East She
had q pleasant nip.
Good viii club
The Eccrse Good Will club held
= splendid meeting ~ us usual
time and place last week. The next
meeting will he Tuesday, June Ii
AT s pm al liwins hall Election
81 new officers will no held.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-14

visited the home OF Miss Paulin'
Flnnev.
In fnr did Montgomery
US ~ n old Montsomery
Where they never have the hlnes
Nhete Joe Los Kills The fighter
And blackburn lays the rules.
Where The horses arc so pretty
And The high brown women TOO
Where no slays men just FOR pas
time
When there's nothing else to 10.
Where blood fows.like water
And his fists nv like sail
where every fst has sock
And every sock a tale.
Whore he ALWAYS fats a fighter
RHf Inc hehfer never hais him
Nhees no lo men fatier Than
A pancake In pan
Who're - 70 out IN the evening
Just 10 see him do his sum
And be brings home The tile.
In God ! 10 Trust
Pauline Finney.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-14
Windsor, Ontario


The sixteenth annual open meet
inr OF the windsor Art and Liter
airy club was held Wednesday AZ
the YWCA. The hlghlight OF the
evening was the talk on Women IN
! Defense" by Mrs. stephens OF the
Lucy Thurman YWCA in Detroit
Many pieces OF art were displayed
by the members.
Those present were: Mrs. r.
Nall, Mrs. A. Shreve, Mrs. Cayne
Of Detroit. Mrs. 4. Lawson. Mrs. X.
Perry. Mrs. o. =. Chstters, Mrs. j.
Jacobs. Mrs. l.. Washington. Mr..
and Mrs. A. Ball. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
DeShield. Mrs. Feaster, Mrs. Nj.
Walker. Mrs. Tyree. Mrs. r. Ken
nedy. Mrs. !. n Edwards. Mrs. l..
Milburn and Mrs. j. Fields.
The many friends OF the Leon De-
Shields OF Eliot street were pres
ent Saturday, June : 10 celebrate
their 25th wedding anniversary.
They received many presents.
Among them Was beautifu; silver
tea set given 10 Mrs DeShield by
her sons.
Mrs. Irene Csyne OF Detroit reg
istered the names OF all guests
Mrs. o =. Chatters introduced the
guests 10 the couple; Frs Elmer
kennedy directed the guests to the
serving table
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Lucas. Mr.. and Mrs. !. Robbins.
Mr and Mrs. J Richardson Of De-
troit Mr.. and Mrs. C. Lawson. Mr.
aud Mrs Milburn. Mn aud Mrs. A.
wells. the Rev. and Mrs. +. j
Jackson the Rev. and Mrs |. n
Edwards. Mr.. aud MIS- y. Brown
ing Mr. and Mrs g. Ball. Or and
Mrs. Roy Perry. Dr. .. =. Chaiiers
and daughter. Mrs. l.. Washington.
Mrs. n. watkins. Mrs n. williams
Mrs. +. kersey, Mrs. Mcdowell
Mrs. F. Taylor Mrs NJ. Powell.
Miss NJ Jackson. Miss J. Wood
Coax Mrs. y. Lawson. Mr. and
Mrs. j. Jacobs Mrs. T. Vincent, :
Cayne of Detroit. Mrs. G.. Nall. G.
Redd Mr. and Mrs A. Hall aud
son Mr. and Mrs Haines. Herbert
and Clarence IIaines. Mrs. l.. Me-
i.aughlin. Mrs McIntoch and Mrs.
X. Providence.
The younger members OF the
BME SUNDAY school put on their
Children's Day program Sunday
morning. June s. while the Older
pupils gave a short play in the eve
nIne.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-14
Ecorse News
Nv MILO CASTOR

not been proved true The high Of
fcials who are prone 10 make thes'
remarks. have been given numer
Gus opportunities 10 present evi
dcnce concerning this matter bu
as yet no proof has been submitted
are these men who make such bolt
statements 10 the public. so much
more qualified and capable and :,
much more intelligent than thu
ferson they criticize?
/ am graduate OF Michigan
state Normal College, with y. $
degree and teachers certificate IN
physical education. have made
every effort TO stand for what is
risht and 10 treat everyone with
The same degree OF couftsey
AL this writing. / am demanding
that the Editor VI the ECorse Adj
+ veriiser place in his newspaper a
statement of apology TO me Since
The football season Is over. Why
not PUT the bail away Why not
Tell the-trulh? The public j. entiil-
ed TO Il. and my good name stands
in the balance.
TO the community. my family and
! wish 20 express our deepest ap-
probation for the support given u.s.
May We continue 10 support justice
and fair play in The future.
First Baptist Church
Services sunday morning were
we'll attended as usual AZ First Bap-
iist The deacons and moihersSlcd
prayer services. Pastor J u. DAVIS
preached me sermon from Cor
SIS
Plans FOR bnilding new brick
church were discussed and many
pledges We're made The pastor
hopes 10 have plenty OF good news
for his conservation next sunday
Don't fail 10 be present.
Among the visitors sunday
were Dorothy Boykins and Mrs.
Alberta Seymour. visitors are al
WAYS welcome
Iadie AskeN is reporter.
vi. Zion Baptist Church
Pastor g. 4 stevenson preach
ca sunday morning on The subject.
What Are You waiting For2r text.
Psalm go All enjoyed the SER
mon.
SUNDAY being Young Peoples
Day the Junior choir sang. The
guest speaker MAS Bennie Caswell.
az River Rouge His theme was
The Blue Ribbon of Success" Pre-
sent among The visitors were Nh
and Mrs William Boone Mr. Black.
man. Reunie Csswell Daisy Jack
son and Mrs Edna Tate.
sunday morning. June Il the
Re, &. G.. Dukes viii speak. Al The
evening hour he Rev Mr. Crane.
of .he CME church. VIII speak
The Pastors Aid Union met a.
'he church during the afternoon
period
Pastor Stevenson requests that
all nj mhers he present Al church
SATURDAY. evening ~ o'clock. Bnsi-
ness ~ importance viii be discuss
ed
corsine campbell Is church re-
poJter
Ms Renlah Hin. Ecorse village
nurse LEFT last week for Washing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-14

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Busby had a
wedding reception Sunday al the
home OF Mrs. Busby. parents OF the
Rev. Ira watkins Of 1905 Everett
street.
Miss Ruby Turner popular ste
nographer OF attorney X. NJ. Van
Dyne, was the most attractive girl
on ST. John street Sunday with her
new riding OUTFIT which she wore.
Miss Turner attracted every eye
beneath her magic.
The funeral OF Robert Jackson
was held sunday at Shiloh Baptist.
He was we'll thought OF by the
younger set who turned out in
large numbers. {. W. James had
charge of the funeral.
vi. Olive
The public is invited 10 attend
the june breakfast Saturday morn
Ing. June IA at the home OF Mrs.
Molle Wilson of 1919 Elm street
beginning at $50 for the benefit OF
the Deaconess board.
Robert Turpin. Jr., has returned
home from OberlIn college and will
spend the Summer With his parents.
the Rev. and Mrs. X. r.. Turpin OF
Clifford street.
A big lawn social and Patriotic
pageant will be held Friday, June
20 on the Mt Olice church lawn.
Quinn Chapel
The Senior and Junior choirs and
Gospel chorus and other members
and friends OF the church under
the direction OF Mrs. Gwenola
Smith. our most efficient organist
and directress viii present Queen
Esther as Quinn Chapel AME
church June % at pm.
DR.. V. c. Hodges. one Of the most
outstanding ministers OF the AME
connection, will be the principal
speaker al Quinn Chapel ANk.
church on Fathers Day. Or.
Hodges was born in Norfolk. Va:
educated In the public schools Of
Norfolk, and at Norfolk Mission
college. graduating In 1918: Lib.
Howard university. 1917: admitted
10 practice OF law IN Virginia.
through December 1926: admitted
10 the annual conference OF the
African Methodist Episcopal church
in Virginia in April. 1925 BID.
Cannon Theological seminary. Al
lanta. Ga, 1929; B.D.. Payne The
illogical seminary. Wilberforce uni
yersity. Wilberforce. Ohio 1888.
Omar Thomson, Jr., president OF
the Senior choir: Tyree Nelson.
president OF the Junior choir: !. a.
Morrison, president of the Gospel
chorus and the Quinn Chapel Glec
chorus: will have charge CT the
Mems choir on Fathers Day. Tho
Usher hoard. =. T. CAN'T. president,
will decorate the church for the oc-
casion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-14
Peace Council Seeks
Redress From Hotels

The American Peace Mobiliza-
lion New YORK Council announced
to-day hat II has begun suit 10 seek
ledfess Tor discriminatory practices
against Negroes carried ON by TWO
New YORK hotels Legal action was
taken under those provisions OF the
New York civil Rights Law which
provide FOR fines of $500 10 he
levied against public hotels which
refuse available Accommodations
solely by reasons Of person s
race creed or color The hotels in
question are the Hotel Imperial.
located ~ Reav and ~ street and
tie Hotel Chesterfield, at 100 West
q strfel.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-14
Expect 5000 At The
Mich. Summer School

ANN ARBoR. Mich. University
~ Michigan officials expect more
than 5000 students At the 4sth an
nual summer session which begins
June 10 IN most OF the schools and
colleges.
The Michigan summer session IA
= regular unit Of the University
having the same status a. other
teaching units. The courses given
arc similar IN method. character
and credit value IN those offered
during the regular school year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-14
Public statement
nv Naufie Rrnrkman

Nor So lons ago an afftis was
vrrfen n ihe Eoorse Advertiser
concerning the ability - cersin
colorod school teacher in thi.
school system In recent issue T.
ne same papf nc matter Wa
again hronshi 10 ils attention 81
80 ruhl,t Those statements have
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-14
End Bapt-. y. finh Ave. 4 Beakes
Rev. 4. W. CARPENTER

SUNDAY school. $50. morning
service. IL: BYPU. pm: evening
service. s The rally last sunday
was quite a success with the various
clubs and members reporting $40
thus far. Mrs. {. W. Carpenter
writes from Indiana that she and
Mrs. Poteat are having erand
time and expects to be back soon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-14
Churches
Bethel AME. y. 9Th Ave.
Rev. 4. W. Wright

Sunday school. 9:5o morning
service. IL: afternoon service. ,
m: ACE league, and s; evening
service. 7:s0. Last sunday was
children's Day. In the afternoon
Joseph Todd. a student from Ii
IBERIA. spoke TO the school on mis-
sionary work in Africa and in the
afternoon. the school rendered
their annual program. The quartet
contest will be held June IL and
Sunday. June 10 will be rally day.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-14
Flint Classified Ads

McCann's Pharmacy. the Friend.
~ Store. Prescriptions and Drng'
Z. Stewart. Phone 1852 and
81. John st.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-14
News From Ann Arbor
By JOHN RAeLANp
WHERE TO co in ANN ARBOR

attended and everybody enjoyed
themselves immensely.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-14
Church OF God In christ
State and High Sfs.

Special meetings have been ar
ranged for next week
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-20
CHRISTMAS PAGEANT
AT STONE CHURCH

A beautiful Christmas pageant
depicting the birth Of the Chzzst
Child viii be presented II 1se
auditorium OF the FIRST 5Ietho<sz
lStonel church tonorrnw eTe-
ming. beginning az TO GEEK.
The pageant IS hang rsgses-
ed by the Church SzrEszy Ss<s
and IS directed y Ez Eds<
Stark. : member e - kscz<y
Of Monroe County Exs S5ocz
Those tzking par Asge sss1
attending rehearzzS ess
and this fact nazrss q fse Sss-
senfation-
Special christrss u ~
Be furnished ~ - esw szssr
TIE drects0n u ceszd 49,
derS a. both naosninz al ese-
ming services ton1zro~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-20
PEOPLES FORUM

rhe clxsxem sFeleezaes express
.ka.. AZ tae sfexEz - SIS rsG4-
err. hmf fAe editor reserves fhs
rfmbf 60 detete any ttemz
skfnh are considered nhefons
er mmsxnxran<ed- The writer's
shen1a be fair an4 canftne the
letters e. $50 yxof9ss &Md Wr1xe
ca one side 81 the Rap<T ezly.
signature 81 the writer's asst
aeromnany the letters and VIII
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-20
XMAS PROGRAM
AT SAN CARLOS

Teachers and pupils of Sar
Carlos School held "A interesting
Christmas program yesterday
morning.
Miss BeniIdes Remond and
Miss Elva Esquinaldo. teachers.
prepared the program TO give
the children 3 good opportun-
ity Of having fun
The program follows:
Christmas Eve tsongl-General
Chorus.
The Lady and the Beggar tplayl
Rose Watson and Alba Rod
riguez.
Merry Christmas Csong)-FirSs
Grade pupils.
Ny Home tpoeml-olga Rod
riguez
The Pso Pio-Jose Rodriguez
Rime-D ieguito Torres
TIE Little Children-Chorus Of
little pupils
Pres to the pupils holding
the highest averages al school
Santa Claus Day play
Blanca Leon, William Herman
nez and Robert Valdez.
Old Christmas Carol tpoeml-
Gloria Watson.
My Little DoI-Marguerite
Yates, OtIia Chavez and Alicia
Pons.
Jingle Bells-General Chorus
New Yearl-Norbert0 P0ns and
Chorus.
Distribution of candies and
fruits to pupils by Santa Claus
Parents Of the children were
plesent at this final exercise Of
he year.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-20
Today's Horoscope

This is apparently q steaay
nature. TO whom al tasks seem
small, and har6ships taken as q
matter of course. Yet there is a
highly emotional, sensitive IN
dercurrent It Is fortunate thai
the native has a patient endlr-
ance which win carry hirn -
ultimate success. probably III
large measure
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1941-12-20
APpREcIATToN

Editor, The Citizen:
I want to take this emporium
ity to thank you for the very
excellent editorial which appear
ed in The Citizen December IL.
and for the article on December
As a result Of the publicity
which you gave the Electric
Welding School. we have had a
great many inquiries and new
students.
Assuring you that your coop
reation IS appreciated. I am
Sincerely.
E ]. KERR,
Coordination. National Defense
Training.
Key wset, Fla,
Dec. 10, 1941.