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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
.PresunnedGuiIt'
Keeps Torrance
In Mexican Cell

MONTERREY. Mexico, Nov. %
Fate OF DR.. Arthur Torrance
New York author and explorer
today rested in the hands of Judge
Jesus B. Santos after Torrance
was declared a formal prisoner
Ia form OF indictment for the
alleged murder of his wealthy
wife.
There is no equivalent in Ameri.
can law for this procedure. which
establishes preliminary pre-
sumption of guilt.
AS an initial step in the inveSti-
cation which ultimately will de-
termine Torrance's guilt or inno-
cence, Judge Santos telegraphed
to San Francisco police for a re-
port on the statement of Barbara
Bowen of Honolulu, who said that
she had gone to California to wed
Torrance.
Richard Loveland of Los An
geles, Torrance's accuser and son
of the dead ..'ss,.si nm by a former
left by plane for San
Francisco after the hearing.
He said he planned TO investi-
gate Torrance's career. and inter-
view Mss Bowen, after which he
will go TO Honolulu. Later he plans
TO return TO Monterrey and pre-
sent his findings to Judge Santos.
In a hearing leading up TO Tor
formal Imprisonment, his
name also was linked to Vera
Bowyer of San Francisco, whom
he allegedly telegraphed with an
appeal:
Dearest, withhold judgment"
About three months, il was ex-
pected, will elapse before Tor
fate is determined. Judge
Santos alone will decide, since law
provides no jury.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
Held in Wife S Death,
Asks Examination
Times stan Correspondent

SAGINAW, Nov. 2S.-Arraigned
on charge of shooting his 81
year-old wife, Ruth. to death, John
Klenke demanded an examination
today before Justice Arthur
Clements.
He was held without bail pend
ing the hearing December l.
Klenke told officers the shooting
followed bitter quarrel after the
couple had gone together again
despite divorce proceedings started
by the wife. They have two small
children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
Sinqer-Bride Asks Divorce

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. Nov. %.
-(INS)-Mrs. Arthur Krida Jr.,
the former Georgette De Vilane,
radio singer and script writer,
today had filed suit for divorce
from her socially prominent huS-
band. Krida was charged with I'm
tolerable cruelty" by his bride.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28
Reading Trial
Bdres 'B0Okie'
Squad Dice Raid

Racket squad police who failec
in their attempts 10 enter dozer
handbooks. Aug. H. 1887. ended
UP arreSting five men IN an alley
crap game and confiScating the
dice and Is cents, il was testified
today in the trial OF former Mayor
Richard w. Reading and Al others
charged with conspiracy 10 permit
gambling 10 flourish in Detroit.
Patrolman Vincent Kashazta,
member of the racket squad under
former Lieut.. John Mccarthy, an
other defendant. testifying in his
own defense. revealed this under
cross-exarnination by Spec a
Prosecutor Chester Il. O'Hara.
"You really had a busy day.
that day. didn't you:" asked
OHara.
NO BET SINCE 1928
O'Hara then drew from kash-
alta an admission that he hadn't
succeeded in placing a bet in a
handbook, TO obtain evidence, since
1925.
I'VE were refused admission"
kaShazta explained.
Under direct examination by his
own attorney Frederick J. PLOTS
kashazta catagorlcally denied he
knew Of any conspiracy 10 protect
gambling places; that he had ever
taken any money from any gam
bier or fellow member OF the
racket squad.
Similar denials were made by
former Patrolman Herbert Songer.
CHARACTER WITNESSES DUE
After completion of redirect
examination of KashaZta. char
acter witness for six patrolmen-
defendants who have testified will
take the stand. The defendants
are Kashazta. Songer. John Ait
ken, Joe Whalen, Glen McLain and
Raymond Buck.
Buck testified that gamblers
turned the tables on Detroit police
by shadowing the officers to be-
come acquainted with their ap-
pearances. Buck said that police
were unable to gain admission to
gambling places because they were
recognized by employees at the
door.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28

NORTH END
DEXTER CHEVROLET CO.
1854 Dexter Blvd
FERN-WooD CHEVROLET, INC.
2234e Woodward Ave-, FWndals
HIGHLAND CHEVROLET co.
1887 Woodward Ave-, Highland Park
MuNCEY CHEVROLET CO.
500 w. McNohos Rd.
WOODWARD CHEVROLET. INC.
1850 Woodward Ave-. Highland Park
SUBURBAN
DOWN RIVER CHEVROLET. INC.
5atl Biodle ST.. Wyandotie. Mich.
HOWARD CHEVROLET CO.
2s3s W. jefferson Ave. Trenton, Mich.
MERoIllS CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE
2isol Gratiot Ave-. Fast DetroIt. Mich.
ROYAL OAK SALES. INC.
Ill NJ Main Street. Royal Oak. Mica
wlNNlsoHtM CHEVROLET co.
30 s. woodward, Birmingham. Mich.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-28

IMmERT CHEVROLET co.
10000 Grand Rive Ave
GRAND RIVER CHEVROLET. INC.
500 Grand River Ave.
p. [. GRiSSoM CHEVROLET. INC.
604e West Fort 81.
HOMER CHEVROLET CO. INC.
$751; Grand River Ave. 81 liv~n0's
MARSH & GR0SFlElD SALES. INC.
2l755 Michigan Ave-. Dearborn
JERRY MCCARTHY CHEVROLET co.
4a0 Burroughs Ave.
THt NORTHWEST CHEVROLET CO.
l255s Grand River Ave
TRuMBUuI CHEVROLET SALES CO. INC.
itat Michigan Ave.
WEST JEFFERSON MOTOR SALES. INC.
iO3e W. jefferson Ave. River Rouge
WEST VERNON CHEVROLET CO.
$3.50 W. vern0 Highway
WINK CHEVROLET CO.
$50 Michigan Ave.
>. w. MOTOR StIEs
400 M,chiess Ave. pssrbcs
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-16

Sen boloieliaen Morsen. Ntit Srel,=
oentrt1en in Sen slugen idjauen iic
ins Sonncnlidt. Die @olfen rotten
iid am iungen somnenltra6l, ser pei-
BE OMIT iteigt, Sic @eibra,d on5u=
ieben, bon Sen 8ieicn >oa,f sesen Sic
Sonne. 9tlm meroen aud) sic 80g=
lein 1nltnter nno riilten lid) 5nm 5riib-
fon5ert. Sic Srolel aibt nit: ibrer
iiiBen stinune oen Son au, Serr
SpeGt lit Stegensdori uno gibt gar
fein nno nod ba5u altslpenoig SEN
Saft. slber nidt MIR @0sel biloen
sic Mltiifihar, audi
"Sie ariinlid)elt 3ifaoen 49,. :-
8om 8albbad) alls bent Sal
ltn0 ibpirrelloe 2ibellen. a~
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-16

tuedt nelles 2eben: g.
60 traa,rig llno troltlos ser 8inter
fir Sic i6one @ottesipelt, sic 5alten-
nno Seiocns5eit I'M airdeniabre fins
10 tpatlloerib0n, beieligenO lnlo
freubeurei6 linb 2en5 ltno SItern! ..
Ser Srii6ling lit l,no bleibt un=
itreitig Die id0nlte Sabres5eit. Gie
Sdneesl6dhen lallten i'm feierlid
ei,t. Gin neues 2ebem 1lno friibes
aei,uen ipebt o,lr1 sic eriua6enbe
Natur, ein flarer, blauer, ionniger
Simmel la6t auf Sic griinenoe @roc.
gs lit ettpas lln6eidrei6lid sd6nes
Inn eillen beiteren Griiblingstag
8enn bie Sonne in maicitatiider
9rabt 6erauflteigt uno Sic Milliar-
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-16

.,Mas oiirr mar, eriint i'm 8eb',t
Der -2iifte,
Sung miro oas sllte fern uno
nab, 4.
Ser Soen @ottes iprenst oie
&riifte- .s
Wadt :auf! Der Gltertag lit oa!'
sssa ben 8egilm Der alleridoniten
SaBres5eit billeit, in BEN anfang Der
lahenben Sriiblinssberrlidfeit fdlt
bas Sod)feit Der Stride, oas Siterieit.
Die 4nferfteb,ng in @ottes freier
Natiir llnb Die anferitebung oes sott=
Iden grl0iers aus Dem Sobesgrab
flinset 5nian,nen in ben tnelobiiden
3weiflans bon @eidopf nno STOP
fer.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-16
Mittiupdj, ben Is. April 194t

BEN bon Sautropfen auf 8lun.en lmb
@raiern tpie 9iantanten idimmern
,no flufeln, Damn erlpaden Sic Sbla-
fer al auf 8oben 1lno Baum. Sic
8llmen NIT Sen rotgel6lafenen @an-
gen offnen lire @ltdaugeu, ltredcn
sic nengeIt1rften @lieber uno grii6cn
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-16
OferglofenHdnge

Matltr llnb Gnabe feiern Sitern.
Meai erItebt ans longent @interi6laf
bie Natur - neu erltrablt Sic gott=
Ii6e @na6enionne iiber Ser ipinter-
falten iiinbigen @elt. -s
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-16

geioen altferItebungen eebt cine
oiiitere, troitloie Belt poraus. 9em
5riibling ser grieseramiae, folte,
ii6er ale MaBen lmfreunolide @in-
ter. Mber sic tparme 5riiblinesioune
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-04-16

9etpel 0tl Utll Yt!t Nllujc,
9Scun oaS @cl0ltt' erflingt.
9om lolld' i0 nit Gnt5iitfcu
SSe oQeS airrt lno lngt'
80 81 ielige Sltcr5cit!" linat ser
0idtcr. Sitern lit boS Sobfclt ocr
fatbolil6en &ird)c, boS glorrcicle
6cIt cin ill6clnoc$ SieNcaieit. ~2oGt
lms loblingen Sem &crrl1 ser iid 10
glorreh pcrberrlid)t bot. G:rbebc oih.
Eialmcngcion9 erbcbe oid, mcine
3ithcr!'
Sumner bot man III bcn GGriitcn.
! Gcit iu ocn rcidcu Grons Scr fircb.
liben sSeltc SItcru iiir SOS ar06te
sSclt geboltcu. Sdpn Scu Ser @rube
(aeltorbcn 4GD ncnnt SItcrn ,,oo5
Sclt oller sSeltc'', ,ocn olleiu groGcn
Gag. 3u Sltcrn crt0nt i1 bcu Got.
tcsb0l1iern ooS iccrlidc 9luclujo rno
in iibcrieliNcr Sreuoc bciinNt Ole
airdc on5 Slterfclt ols SEN SoN, ocr
Scr Scrr Aenladt Fat. &m Sitrriclt
imlnlcln lib ollc Gcleinuniiir, ollie
Sicbc lnO ollc GrborlnlnNcn GotteS
mic Sic Souncnltrohlcn int @rclu.
puntt cincS Spicgrla.
Sitern lit Gin Trclocniclt. Nod)
nidtS ucrluugt SOS menldlicOc @cr5
nlebr ais nod syreloc mo ohne
! .fsrsahe rleben, lit nur cin 1olbes 2ebcu.
God sic @cltfrclocn lolen sic Seele
leer. sl6er Sltcrn 6cocutct cine SSclt
pon Trcllbcn. gSos luir Mcnldcn
iiird)ten, lit SurN Sltern ii6cr,ptnocn
ipurocl: Scio, 500 nno @rnb. 9SnS
mir Menl0em fiirdten, lit bur1
Sitcrn ii6ermlnocu luprocn: 2ei>cn,
600 lno @rob. gSn5 mir lup(lcn: Cit
cluigcs, llnenbli6 icliNc3 Sc6e,l, bas
6ringt nl,S Sltern.
Sic Nutur crlpod)t ST nellcnl Sc.
BEN. SSSn ocr pcrlllnit(olcn 9totlr
neueS 0liiben, s(uflcbcM SproTcn,
@riincn, &cinrcu! Ger McniM lit ooS
1crrliiltc Gcbiloe ser liOt6orclt
S6oplug. @clN cine ocutlid)e
Sprodc rcbet ocuuoD sic lpicocr.
eriuudte Gottcaipclt 5lln1 Mcuid)rr,
lie, bic fiir Sen IrcnlNcn oo lit, cr-
ldafien luoroc1 lit; sic bon @ott oie
9eltilnll1n9 bot, ocu Mcnlheu Don
Nubcn 5lt iein in iroiit(cr llno reli-
gioler @cjicbmn0.
9tpd hicl lolter uno m0rltiNcr pre-.
oigt o6cr nnIcre cinltigc Nuicrltcbln1
oo5 bel1tige Sltcrlpllnoer. Ger @0l.
ferlcbrer idrcibt an sic @orintbcr it
lapioarer &iir5e: ,,SScnn sic Gotten
nldt allferltebelL 10 lit ollb Gbriltus
nid)t otfcritanoen." Sic Nuierltc6ung
Seiu bon Sen Soten lit fiir u,lcre
einltigc &erfl6rung sic bette giirg.
i6aft, eil llntcrpfonb, iuic eS foit-
barer feines gi6t. 9ie ilnigc 5citlieje
8erbinolmg beS s(uieritebrnesalou-
6ens Ser Gbriitenbeit NIT SEM &lan.
ben an oie s(uferitebuua G6riiti muB
lelblt ein Sarnaf 5lgebcn. Gr ihreibt
I'M ,@eleu 6cs Gbriitcntuurs": ,,Scm
@ra6e Selu Gbriiti bcr bot ser l,l1-
5eritor6are Glaube at sic lleberlpin.
olmg bes Spbes 1lno at Elm etpiges
Sebcn icinen llriprnne acnommen".
So lel,dtet bcnn ser anfcritebtngs-
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-27
YPSILANTI NEWS

Annabell ali OF Hudson. Ohio we're
Thursdays guests Of Mr.. and Mira.
o. W. Dixon.
The contata, The Salvation OF
Israel will be presented by the
AME choir at Second Baptist
church. Sunday morning. Dec. 20
at o'clock instead OF s pm. az
formerly published.
The sick are Mrs. Nellie Green.
Charles Wilson, Mrs. Chsuncy
Green Miss Margaret Freeman and
Mrs Jessie Kersey.
Rev. and Mrs. G.. w. Carr accom-
panied by Rev. r. c. Brown and son
Wesley motored 10 Detroit 10 wor-
ship with Rev. Pate pastor OF Little
Rock Baptist church after which a
delightful visit and dinner at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mallory
Of 1862 McDougall street was en-
joyed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-27

The Daughter Elk SHIELD their
election OF officers last Tuesday
Dec. 10. Mrs. Mcdaniel. of Ypsilan.
Il was reelected daughter ruler.
Naomi Chapter No. IL OF the
Eastern Stars held their annual
election and installation OF officers
on Monday, Dec. s. The Officers
elected are as follows: sister
Starks, worthy matron: Sister Bet
~ Cheeks. associate; Brother San
FORD Mckinney. patron: Brother
Gouth, associate; Sister Marie Nor
ris, conductress; Sister Myrtle Ra-
yelling. associate: Sister Larks
secl etary; Sister Gouth. treasurer:
Sister Cora Simpkin sentinel. Sis
ter NJ. Green, warder; Sister Whit
man, ada; Sister G. Johnson. ruth:
Sister o. Carter. esther: Sister
Hampton. martha. and Sister c.
Johnson. electa. The new members
were initiated last Monday. The
stated meetings will be on the sec
ond and fourth Mondays OF the
month.
The Elks Feather party at the
Dunbar last Monday. Dec. %. was
very well attended. Several turkeys
were given away and several use
iui Dingo prizes were awarded.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-27
River Rouge
BY BENyIE CAswELL, JR.

The annual Christmas program
presented by the Junior High
Music classes Of the Northrup
school which was held at the
Northrup auditorium Wednesday.
Dec. II was huge success. Miss
Girtha Lee Thomas was soprano
soloist.
Mrs. Rowling's father Is In the
city on a visit. He expects to leave
soon.
Among those seen enjoying them
selves In Northrup Gym Friday
night were Bargon sisters, Dave
sisters. Gaswell, y. Thomas. Moore
sisters. II. Sabbath. C. Evans, the
Kent sisters. Maddox sisters, g.
Rowling. NJ. Davis, VI Ruben. W.
Davis. r. Taylor. X. Booker. A.
Nance. j. Reese. J. Turner, II. ELI
son, /. Muldin, Coverinston broth
ers, +. Washington, Mr.. Fisher and
A. Smith.
Union Baptist
The Rev. Mr.. Johnson preached
Sunday morning from Matthew
2:2. The choir sang. Mrs. Palmer
Mrs. McIlwain and Rev. Brazil arc
on the sick list.
The pastor requests everyone "a
visit the sick.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-27

IL was sad TO hear early Satur-
day morning that my old friend.
Mother Lewis. had passed a few
hours before. l say my old friend
win some apology. for despite her
" years Mother Lewis was. until
her accident four months ago. AL
ways youthful In spirit. mind and
hopes. She passed at $40 am. SAL
urday. Dec. 20, and with her pass
ing all who ever came into contact
with her lost true friend. Among
those friends (boy friends she used
10 call them were students who
nave attended Michigan during the
last 20 or more years. Funeral
service was at Second Baptist
cnurch at i pm. Monday. Inter
ment at Howell. Mich. the family
nome. To those whom she leaves
surviving her. including a son and
uaughter-in-iaw. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
). Lewis. and a daughter, Miss Eva
Lewis a school teacher I'm Eliza
Detn, NC, We express our deepest
sympathies.
failed to mention the last meet
ing OF the Ann Arbor Business and
Professional Mems club. The chief
business was the voting OF money
Tor the young lady who made a sur
vey OF the buying habits OF our
group and the selecting OF a young
man for job in the Kroger super
Market on Ann street. We found
the young man In Russell Howard
Jr. We are happy to announce that
another opening for the right man
mas been uncovered. Incidentally.
! might say that these Jobs are the
indirect result OF the war. With the
whites moving into the higher paid
factory jobs, their places are being
nlled by members OF our group. Our
hope Is that We can fll these Jobs
IN so noteworthy a manner that
We will be able 10 retain them aft
er the readjustment that will follow
the war.
Following in his fathers foot
steps. | hear that young Donald
Grayer has Joined the US. NAVY.
We wish for him all the success the
Navy can offer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-27
O.E.S. COLUMN F. & A.M.P.H.A.

GUIDING STAR cHAPTER NO. iI,sThTEp hkkIMeIia
wednesday. DEGREE WORK trd wednesday. worthy ma
tos-Mrs ApArsts william SIS Trevsrsse To- stsei'
WORTHY Patron-Mr. white S1S1 TnInani seeretAy
Mrs. Viola PsFry, Sss Leland. Te l-s'eA
RlTHsHEBA CHATTER NO. S-STATED MEETING-lu Friday
DRGREE WORK Friday worthy Matron-mTa Leah Mar
Ia al Garfield. Apt TIE. 1857, Worthy Psron-Mr
bristol ifll Jos Campau ~ 1885, Secretary. hrs Carrie
Riley isss Parker PL 75@
noI ppv IFAp CHAPTER no. 14-sTATED NETTING m Wed
nssdav DECREE WORK srd Wednesday. WORTHY hsron-
Mrs Matte Collins 18th. IT, 66gfs, Worthy Pauon-Mr
Arthur Robinson sse7 EvanN Tr. lfbts' seertsrJ-hn
Lula Hendey, 1880 kllnger
PRISCILLA CHAPTER no. si-sTATED hEETNG-fnd FRI
dsy DECREE WORK 4th Friday. WORTH hsrcs-nn ssr-
TIA cameron. SIS Eliot Apt si Te xois' Mc'uy
Mr. Fsywoed CAN'T, ssee Hartford y! tssss' seere"1-
MRS Helen b. Can't esoe Hartford II. t-se<e
roxr STAR CHAPTER NO. ee-STATED mEEtINt-lu Isnrs
Az, DFGREE WORK Tkursdsy. Worthy haron- .rt
whit. lustls sosso EnehsIess; ketss Worthy fsrennf
pirk.rs white E1s TIImsRs s<cretaU-nra gladys hHs
II wiek. foli Ckere. IL oksA
ST. AeSEs CHAPTER 20. n-sTATED nEklIss-f'f tssnss
Trs Elizabeth LeTsn Goal 18Th. IT. sests nerny 81
NJ aim flood esos Hartford; ssertisJ-n bersiss TAI
bot $500 BeFet ~. s-ssss
" ,psro.p CHATTER NO. r-sTkTKD HEkfINo-1nt tsnrs-
a. pFGRRR WORK <th Thsrstsy. WORTH .sues ars
p.s~f,s Matthew'S sss2 r. " ees; WORTHY fsfrcs nc,
vsv< Hsrrs axs7 neDesFa "a ts5t s<eretArJ-ht ses'
ME n nm s7s7 hsdsess n ssss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-27
NEWS FROM INKSTER


Dear Patrons
Il wish TO extend 10 you Mer.
ny Christmas and a very prosperous
New Year and thank YOU for your
patronage which has been respon-
slble for the progress OF the news
agent"
Because OF your help I have
been able TO purchase a new sta
ton wagon for better service IN
1912. | have adopted the slogan.
Let Me BE Your Paper Man"
(Signedl
q. NJ. Laney.
lnkster agent
Mrs. William Shepard celebrat-
ed her birthday Friday. Dec. 10.
She received gifts from her husband
and friends.
The Samuel Hollis are now re-
siding in their new home al Ash
street.
Private Ulysses Thomas Is home
on Furlough for the holidays.
Attending the dance given by
the Beauticians club in Detroit was
Miss Mary Erkuhart who Is also
taking a course in beauty work.
Misses jeanette Sargent and Ar
Meta Roundtree attended the
Christmas party given at Wayne
FOR the staff of the Wavne Counfv
Library association. These young
ladies are Librarians in the Dun
bar station OF the village.
Members of the Center class of
the Hi-school were guests OF Miss
Jessie Carter. teacher at her home
on Parker avenue in Detroit last
Saturday evening. The company en-
Joyed music discussions. Gifts we're
exchanged and Miss Carter receiv-
ed beautiful scarf and towel set
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-27
News From Ann Arbor
BY JOHN RAGLAND

semble. led by Miss Day. hogan
the program singing a new and
beautiful arrangement OF Silent
Night This was followed by the
presentation OF Among Us Girls"
featuring Mrs. Holt. Mrs. Mulrhead.
Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Harper, and Miss
7. Cromwell. The next play was
Facing Death with Welch Cop
rich Douglas Williams. James Ov-
erby. Mrs. Geleatha overly and
Charles Cromwell. Both OF these
plays were very well done and the
audience was very enthusiastic
about them. Between the plays
Oracle Blake and Rosa Bacon sang
Pop Goes the Weasle." Another
Girls Ensemble. led by Miss vir-
ginia Wilson, sang THE World is
Waiting for the Sunrise and 20
Holy Night" followed by the Dun
bar Mems chorus singing three
numbers. At the close OF the pro-
gram Mrs. Wilson. on behalf of the
Dramatic club. presented to Mr..
Williams a sum OF money as a do
nation to the Dunbar Civir center.
The balance OF the proceeds was
turned over TO the Catholic Color
ed circle to be forwarded TO the
Catholic seminary at Bay st. Louis.
Miss, an institution for the training
OF colored Catholic priests.
No greater tribute could be made
10 the work OF the Dunbar Civic !
center and to its executive secretary
than the following letter from Edith |
NJ. Bader. principal OF Perry school.
We wrint the letter in its entirety:
MY dear Mr.. Williams:
IL want to thank you personally
for making Il possible for us to Sc
cure the services OF Mrs. Huey and
the double quartet for our Perry
school program last Friday night.
THE audience. which was an ex-
ceedlngly large one for Perry school
meetings, was almost unanimously |
enthusiastic about the singing. l |
think you are to be congratulated |
for having developed a double |
quartet. and am sure the COM
munity appreciates the services
that you are rendering not only to
those who are participating in the
organization by those who may be
privileged TO hear them sing"
The Dunbar will be closed from
Dec. "a until Jan. ..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-27
Wills and Brush

The spirit OF Christmas - the
birthday OF Jesus Christ. the savior
OF mankind. was expressly demon
strated at the mornings service. In
the rear OF the pulpit. a cross hung
on the wall with sixteen bright
lights; a beautiful decorated Christ
mas tree on either side, extending
10 the balcony sending forth dim
lights like the stars OF the heavens
To the right OF the cross the con-
gregation was greeted with Merry
Christmas while the inscription
on the left wished them a Happy
New Year"
Five joined at the morning serv-
ice. Isaac Jones is the church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-27
BY EUcENIA O'BANN0x

The Christmas Opereita THE
Quest Of Santa Claus" presented by
the children OF Harriet Street
school was quite we'll done. The
story told of a little girl, Jane.
played by Bette williams, who IN
her search for Santa, played by
Aquilla Hamilton and william Rob-
inson. met some rabbits who were
praciicing their Christmas hop and
refused 10 show her the way be-
cause she had been unkind 10 her
pet rabbits. The rabbits were play
ed by Mary Hayes. Mckenzie VIII
liams. John wyatt. Ronald I'd
monds and Alice Chavez. Jane as
sisted the lame rabbit from the
woods and IN return the Fairy of
Kindness. played by Eiter Madison
guided her 10 The pin trees that
mark the IRAN 10 Santas house.
Jane has many adventures during
which she was captured by the
Spirit OF Sclhshness then latter
rescued by the Spirit OF love.
Snowilakes were played by
Weller &. Frazier, Norma Harris.
Rosa Curtis. Geraldine Wyatt. Rob-
ert Lee. and Gwendolyn Frierson:
brownies. Wayne Walker. Kenneth
Baker. Robert May Hawk. Herbert
Walker, and Frank Wake.
Others In the operatta were Del
ena Wilson. Spirit of Helpfulness.
Dolores Robertson, Spirit OF Good
Will, Pauline Curtis Spirit OF Use
fulness. Chorus of Sunbeans Shir-
ley Taylor, Dorothy Purdy. Jooyce
Grant and Ruby White.
Chorus Of COLLINS comprised Will
liam Robbins. John Roper. Lowell
Perry. Henry Westfield. Thomas
Lucas. Uziel Hamilton. John d
Wilson. George Richardson, James
Grady, Reginald Pogue. Ed. Curtis
julian Van Styke were the Til
soldiers. Essie Addie, Margaret
Harry. Frcdie Grant, Arwllds
Brown. Elinor Zebbs, Yvonne Davil
Robena Wilson were in the chorui
OF dolls. Elizabeth Taylor sang tn,
solo part in the final scene. TIL
music scenery and costumes wer
under the supervision Of the teach
ers and principal Beatty.
Here And There
Funeral rites of Horace Robinson
were held Tuesday. Dec. Is a
Lucille Richardson Funeral HON
at pm. EuIogy was delivered b
) the Rev Charles A. White, paste
OF tho Church OF God Mr. Robin
son died Saturday. Dec. l3 At hi
home, 4l6 Monroe avenue. Inter
ment was in Benton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wynne. Detroi
were Sunday dinner guests OF Nj
and Mrs. Everett Rhodes.
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Mitchell
and daughter. Jean and compan
with j. W. Smith and daughter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-27
Northwest News
By RTFTS GRIM. JR.

Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Conner Of
10000 Ohio avenue are visiting in
Holyoke. Mass. and New York CITY
during the holidays.
Mrs. Hattie Brown left Thursday.
Dec. Is 10 attend the funeral OF
her father. John Ward.
Henry Dunn OF 2i373 Garlane will
spend the holidays in Macon Ga.
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Dunn.
Private Milton Evans is the guest
OF his brother, Alfonso Evans; Mrs.
Beulah Penner Katherine Pierce.
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Me-
Donald of Ferndale will spend
Christmas in Tampa. Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Williams
OF 213l5 Parkside will ny 10 Chi
cago for the holidays 10 visit Mrs.
Stanheld Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
Heron Of Roselawn Will spend
Christmas with their son. Albert
Heron In washington Mrs. s. Hol-