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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
Much Rejoicing at Airport Reception
For Mary Ann Dodge and Patricia Mckee

enough holiday so it'll be
Christmas before the Raymond
II. Berrys are rejoined by their
poSt-deb daughter.
Mr.. AND MRS. ALBERT p.
ZANOLLI, of Atkinson avenue,
announce the approaching mar
riage of their daughter. An
toinette. and Spartoco DiBiasio,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio J.
DiBiasio of Cleveland, ..
The pretty bride-elect has
chosen December II as her we'd
ding date
Since her graduation from
Oberlin in 1910. she's been
teaching physical education in
Napoleon, o.. while her fiance
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20

toa~hes rho same fplus sciences1
in Euclid. o.
Miss Jean Parquette of Will
liamsburg. Va. will be the
honor attendant aided by the
Misses Priscilla Grindle of Lex
ington. Mass, Elizabeth Harring-
ton of East Jordan, Mich. and
Mrs. Samuel T. Longbridge of
Danville. o.
Edward w. Taylor Of Cleve-
land will be best man and Reig-
Maid w. Twiggs of Cleveland,
Robert T. Kretchmar of Han
over. Ia. and Thornton Zanolli
of Dearborn will seat the guests.
The reception is to be held at
the Abingdon and the young
couple will be living in Euclid,
we understand.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
Mrs. Marquard+
Guest at Agonac

MRS. JOHN MARQUARDT
of Marlborough avenue has been
the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ferdinand Korneffel of Algonac,
Mich, for the last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Korneffel are
entertaining today at large
Thanksgiving dinner party.
Mr.. AND MRS. STEPHEN
STANTON of Coplin avenue re-
Gently entertained in their home
at gay soiree. the occasion be-
ing Mr.. SIS birthday.
KATHLE en- BROCK will
play the tile role in the produc-
ton MY Mother-in-Law.' a
matrimonial comedy to be pre-
sented by the st. Boniface ORA
matte Club Sunday and Tues
day evenings at 8:15 in the par
ish auditorium.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
By BILLY THE BACHELOR

A GOOD DEAL of rejoicing
at the airport early today when
the Misses Mary Ann Dodge and
Patricia Mckee piled off a sky
liner from New York.
The cuues, daughter OF Mrs.
Marie Dodge OF University place
and Mr.. and Mrs. Max B. Nc
Kee of Lodge drive. will be in
town for the next few days be-
fore looming back East-"Pat
10 Finch in Manhattan and her
pal TO Sarah Lawrence in
Bronxville.
Before they left the East.
they had a get-together with
some other Detroit belles-the
Misses Joyce Middleditch. Mary
Ann Lowrie. and Elizabeth Ann
Kuhn and Miss ID. took in her
quota of the big football games.
BACK FROM HIS hunting
trip, but not altogether pleased
with the results, is Or. +. Mar
ion Barker.
IT'S AN ESPECIALLY happy
Thanksgiving for Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick r. Harris as they're
with their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
II. Fowler out in Pacific PAIL
SadeS, Cal.
The Ha1 .ses. who've been
living AZ the Whittier for some
time. left town last Wednesday
and have since arrived on the
coast TO visit the former, and
veddy attractive Miss Suzanne
Harris who, since her marriage,
has made her home in Southern
California.
Mr.. and Mrs Harris Will re-
main away for quite spell, we
understand.
REASON MISS MARTHA
JANE BERRY isn't eating tur-
key today at home there in
Lakeview court is because Ben
nett Junior College. Millbrook.
N. Y. doesn't have long
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
Family Dinner Parties the Rule

MANY OF THE FAsHIoNABLEs are celebrating the
Thanksgiving holiday in the good oldfashioned by
giving large family dinner parties
The Hamilton Patersons of Bloomfield Hills enter
tanning Mr. and Mrs Harrington E. Walker, Dr. and Mrs
Roger MARY Reynods), and Dr. Morris mother.
Mrs. Roger Morris Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Walker Mr. and
HRS. Sidney r. Small Miss Betty Small Mr. and Mrs Fred
erick peggy Sma Mr.. and Mrs. Hale V. Sattley
and their children Mr.. and Mrs Franklin Mache Walker
Iho just their wedding trip and Mrs Alice
Landrum of Saginaw.
Mr. and Mrs John Finkenstaedt giving the family
dinner.
festive board will be seated their daughter
Miss Ann who got in Sunday from the Erskne School
n Boston; Miss Sally who goes TO Country Day. Mr. and
Harry Finkenstaedt and their daughter Miss Betsy
goes Country Day. Also Mrs Harry Finkensaedts
mother Mrs j. n. Y Clements and her brother Wallace
Clements F. c. Finkenstaedt of Bay City,.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
Polish Aid Group
To Hold Dance

THE JUNIOR CHAPTER o.
the Polish Aid Society will hold
its annual Fall dance Saturday
at Hotel Statler. -.
Mrs. John DworZnik is general
chairman and is being assisted
by Miss Patricia Wedda who is
in charge of decorations.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
Thanksgiving
Dance. Set
By College

SEIANA HEIGHTS COL
LEGE will hold a Thanksgiving
dance Saturday evening a.
Beverly Hills Country Club.
Eleanor Berger Shultis is gen.
eral chairman and is being
assisted by Edna McTaggert,
Mary Schultz and Helen Riley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
Holiday Parties
Slated at Club

COLONY TOWN CLUB,
which is serving a special, de
luxe Thanksgiving dinner from
noon on, will be the scene of sew
eral large parties.
The George Villerots are en-
pertaining 20 guests and the
James Lafers 10.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20
n n ayt f: IT,.
Continued from Page l8)

! This evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Charlcsworth (he's
usher). will be hosts at punch party.
Tomorrow night Mr. and Mrs. Widman the's also
usher . will give dinner for the bridal party.
And Saturday evening Gordon Mendelssohn. will give
dinner for Honey and Paxton. at "Quartermore
his Bloomfield Hills
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-11-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Naylor
of Leisure avenue announce
the marriage of their daugh-
ter, CONSTANCE STINER,
and David Lawrence Miller,
October 90, in California.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
Stabbed BY His Wife

Grady Carrot, Al, 1892 Clay. was
stabbed in a beer tavern at Hendrie
and Hastings last Thursday. Car
rett accused his wife. Mrs. Jessie
Carrot, OF stabbing him with a
small pocket knife.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
Ypsilanti
BY MRS. EUGENIA OBANyON
Browns Chapel

The morning message was deliv-
cred by the Rev. VIM. James OF New
York. The Missionary society will
sponsor program Pew Rally
sunday, November 3 at Brown
Chapel AME instead OF Second
Baptist. Evangelist billiard OF w.
Virginia was the evening speaker
Sunday, Nov. ? the Ruth Chapter
No. 2 OF the OES will sponsor a
Pew rally AT Second Baptist church.
Second Baptist
Jesus Cares For His Own" was
the subject OF the message by the
Rev. Garther Robertson. tho pastor
and several members participated
in the services at New Salem Bap-
list church. The Hamilton family
rendered two selections.
Russell Thierry Of 31e Monroe
avenue and VIII Stanley OF North
street were bruised and shaken
when the car IN which they were
riding colided with a truck
Thursday. Fox Enright OF Ann
Arbor was driving the car. Mr..
Thierry is still in the hospital, hav-
ing sustained back injury.
Friends from all over called to
see Rev. G.. w. Carr after learning
of his accident. Friday, Oct. "a. His
home at l0l Watlin boulevard, was
badly burned when a fire broke out
L.. AL. L. .pnhnapd
Albert Henderson Of Ballard
street died sunday afternoon, Oct.
2G after a long illness.
The sick are Mrs. Florence Dixon,
Mrs. Clara Jakes. John Etchison'
Charles Wilson, Rev. Richard Ed
monds, Mrs. Irene Williams.
The Second Baptist Pastors Ad
will give a pre-Thanksgiving din
ner Friday. Nov. IA. Rev. G. W
Alexander OF Ann Arbor will speak
Sunday. Nov. 2.
Funeral rites for the late Will
liam Henry Jones we're held Mon
day. oct. . 0at Brown Chapel AME
church. The Rev. n. G. Simmons
officiatcd. Mr.. Jones died Friday
oct. II at 1l:15 pm. at his home
APO Madison street. He was horn
In Ypsilanti township Jan. 90. 1870
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jones. lie
was a member OF the Odd Fellow
lodge and Browns Chapel AME
church.
Surviving are his widow, Mary
Jones: a nephew, Chester Roper
seven cousins and many friends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
DELRAY NOTES
Nv MARIANNE

witches and COLLINS weren't at the
Sophisticates' danle at Green's Hall
on October "a, but many OF the
Younger crowd were. Those present
included LoIlie Summers, Donald
O'Neal, Marjorie Fletcher, Thomas
Friday, Glenn and Marguerite Brown,
Ernest Friday, Teen Butler, Buddy
johnson, Mary Little, Robert White,
Mildred Dye, Mildred Cash, Ollie
Brown, valeria Fuller, yours, truly,
and many others.
WEATHER REPORTS: Teen But
Ter and Buddy Johnson, sunny but
thunderstorms expected; Marjorie
Fletcher and Don O'Neal. fair and
warmer; La Verne Freeman and
John Kent, variable; Marianne
Fletcher and Thomas Friday, thun-
der storms, but clearing rapidly;
Rect Brown and Ernest Friday,
pleasant; Lollie Summers and John
Foster, threatening; Valeria Fuller
and Thomas Friday, unsettled with
no change in temperature. For fur
Their information, keep tuned in on
column On.
Clementine Brown certainly has
gone patriotic with each of her fin
ger nails in either red, white or blue
nail polish.
Whatever happened to the shiny
black Dodge Mary Little used to
ride around in? Maybe il has some
thing to do with Hamilton Benham.
At the recent election Of the So
phisticates, Mildred Cash was elect
ed president, and Mary Little vice
president; Clementine Brown, secre-
tary: Ernestine Butler, assistant
secretary; Lollie Summers, treas
urer; Valeria Fuller, social treas
urer, and Marguerite Brown. Mari
anne Fletcher. and Vivian Friday
were chosen as the social commit
tee. Their recent dance was huge
success, but their next one, I'm told,
will be strictly invitational.
DIJEvERS. Dijever see drapes
like Howard Clegg's? Curls like
valeria Fuller's? Temper like Lille
Summers? Jitterbugging like Mid
die Cash's? Walk like Cherry
Browns? Personality like Thomas
Fridays? Eyes like Rect Browns?
Earrings like Mildred Dyes? Lips
like Marjorie Fletcher's?
URGENT: Anyone knowing the
whereabouts of the lost love of MF.
please notify me Immediately.
Kindly get news to me by Satur-
day so that ! might have my col
umn in Tribune Office by Monday
afternoon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
Many Colored Votes
To Support Comstock
For Common Council

Thousands OF Negro leaders in all
walks OF life of Detroit have joined
in the campaign TO elect William
Bill Comstock to the Common
Council in the November 4 election.
VIM. Comstcck is the type Of man
any city should be proud TO have
serve in such an important position
His experience in dealing with all
groups of citizens while governor Of
Michigan gives him the background
necessary 10 serve on the city's
legislative body. He was the first
governor to recognize the Negroes
place in state affairs. One Of his
first appointments when he became
governor was TO appoint Charles
Diggs TO the Parole Commission. He
has been a successful business man,
and a leader in liberal thought.
Previous to becoming governor,
Mr.. Comstock was one OF the most
outstanding progressives and liber-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
Pontiac News
BY +. r. HARRIS

Mrs. Mitchell Of ST. Louis. Mo,
Is visiting her sister. Mrs. Laculia
Hays in Crawford street.
Mrs. Norah L. Pierson, pastor Of
CINE. church in Saginaw, spoke
at Newman AME. church on The
Mysteries OF God"
Miss Vera Dobson Of Idlewild is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Ethel Fow-
Ter.
Miss Lillian Salter is back again
In Newman A.ME. Sunday school.
Funeral rites were held October
IS for the late Mrs. Luella Fowler at
the Newman AME. church. Rev
Robert Z. Carr officiated. Burial is
in Oak Hill cemetery.
Mrs. Lucia Fowler. who died Fri
day Oct. %. at the age OF ~ Was
born in Princeton. Ky. She was
married to the late Christopher Fow-
Ter in Kentucky and spent the last
IA years in Pontiac She is sur
vived by four daughters. Mrs. Fran
ces Coleman. Mrs. Alva Yong of
Pontiac. Mrs. Martha Casey and
Mrs. Helen Kline of Detroit; and
five sons. Christopher Leslie, Gin
ton. Thomas Warren and John Fow-
Ter. all Of Pontiac; one sister. Mrs.
Alice Monkey OF Smithland. Ky.
Kindly get news 10 me by Satur-
day so that I may have column in
Tribune Office by Monday afternoon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01

On November /. 1910, Robert l.
Brady became pastor Of Second
Baptist church. Its present popular
ity and remarkable growth is large
" due to his efforts for 1t has had
an unprecedented growth among De-
troit churches. AT that time the
population of the city was only $780,
600 and there we're only $500 Ne
groes living in Detroit.
The membership in 1910 was $50
persons. Today it is over 1000.
DR.. Brady will deliver the SER
mon Sunday morning on "A Look
Ahead After 81 Years of Service. y
Special communion and Baptizing
services will be held in the evening.
The Rev. w. Fl. Peck and congre-
cation Of Bethel AME. church will
Join the celebration Wednesday, No
vember 5.
Sunday, November .. DR.. Z. l..
Harrison. pastor of Shiloh Baptist
Washington, d. c., will be
the speaker. He will also deliver the
messages each night of that week,
through Friday.
Sunday, November is. will be
known as Mems Day. DR.. Sandy
Ray OF Columbus, Ohio, will be
speaker for the day. DR.. Mastin and
members of Calvary will join the
Wednesday, November
10. On Young Peoples Day, Robert
Brady. Jr., will bring the message.
DR.. Coleman and members Of
Baptist will be present
at the worship Wednesday. Novem-
Der %, DR.. Howell and members OF
ST. Stephens AME. Friday, No
vember rs. Womens Day is Sunday,
80.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
Second Baptist Begins Celebration
OF Pastors Thity-Fnst Anniversary

The 3st anniversary the pastorate of the Rev. r. L.
Brady will be observed Nov through Nov 20 at Second
Baptist church There will be special program featured
each night and speakers will be engaged throughout the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
Graft Trial
Continued from page d

Roy Mapp, cashier for five years
for the Tia Juana and Interstate
policy house, told the jury Thurs
day that this was part OF the Big
Four enterprises and that the con-
Germ did on the average OF 500 a
day.
He said that he was still work
ing for the company. and that they
had done business the day before.
The witness also told OF picnics
given by the Big Four for en-
ployees OF the Tia Juana and Inter-
state.
Monroe Hunter and James Nc
Afee. two admitted cashiers for the
first and second race numbers
house operated by the Big Four.
were among the witnesses called
by the prosecution Friday morning.
Both testified that they had been
hired by Claude Roxborough and
and that they turned the money
they collected over TO either Earl
Hutchins or Al Gaskill. McAfee said
he had been elevated from a clerk
TO cashier by William Robinson
Mrs. Josephine Hughes. who tes-
tilted that she had worked as a
clerk for the Big Four. said she
had been employed by Claude Rox-
borough.
Dan Ellis. who said he had been
hired by John Roxhorough to work
as night Waterman in 1882. said
he had remained with tho company
until early in 1910. Ellis said from
1886 to 1910 he had been working
as a special policeman. escorting
the money taken by either McAfec
or Hunter 10 different places.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
LEGAL NOTICES
Att.s. simmons a Bbbs
SIS Gratiot Ave.
Nj 1I3.l.H

STATE OF MICHIGAN IN the Circuit
Court FOR the county OF Wayne IN chan
Gers.
HERRERT NJ WALLACE Plaintiff.
70 MARTHA WALLACE, Defendant
A;A session % sad, Court hold m ihe
Count House in the cry Of Detroit.
Michigan. on the -o'h day OF oct. Al.
1871.
Present Horofahl- CLYDE I. WEB
STER. C.rcat JgaEe
~ this cause il appearing from am
da.t on no that after diheent search
and inq4ry o sarrot 10 asc ertaired "a
vhsf STATE or country the defendant
resides
an MOTION ~ simmons and Rihhs At
tornrss fo- Iialntff
iT is ORDERED Traf Martha wallace
arrser and anso.r me BIN % som
r'a.rt fIsH iu his cause within three
months frrni the date % mis- order. or
sata fti WI he taken as confesse =
against her
1T Is ~ ETHEF ORDERED That =
cogy ~ ,nis order 10 published accord.
irE 70 Jaw N Ire re'folt Tribune.
CLYDE l. WEBSTER
Circuit Judge
a True Coptf
cAsrAn ,. llNGEMAN. Clerk
~ j. q NArLT
Deputy clefN Ill i.-la.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
IK.W P.And Calanthe Present Their
Chancellor With A Purse OF slH.l5

At the Supreme Session Ecno
meeting Of the Knights OF Pythias
and Court Of Calanthe, was held FRI
day evening. October "a, at the X.
of p. hall, 406 East Adams, in De-
troit, and was presided over by Mrs.
Lena L. Holmes. grand worthy coun-
selor. Much splendor was added to
the occasion by the uniform ranks.
The organization is justly proud OF
this department, which stood at the
top Of the last Supreme Session in
Chicago last August.
After the opening prayer by Sir
J. j. Owens and the singing of the
New Calanthe Ode, Mrs. Carrie B.
Riley. supreme representative, gave
a splendid account of what hap
pened at the session. Mrs. Mary
Grader, OF the Ladies Omar, made
a report from this department, which
she presented at the session.
Other department making reports
included the Nurses Drill team, the
report being made by Mrs. Mabel
Carter; the d. o. X. o. reported by
Sir David Golston. The uniform rank
was reported by Brigadier-General
of Michigan Sir D. M. George. The
organization feels that IL owes much
to him for having in the march Of
parade the largest representation Of
any state. Mrs. Mary Wallace, state
juvenile matron, reported for her
department.
DR.. F. Z. Dawson. supreme repre-
sentative from Michigan, gave a
vivid picture of his impression Of
the Supreme Session. He told Of the
fight made to make Sir ]. Will Coop
or. grand chancellor Of Michigan, SUI
prcme vice chancellor. I'VE were
sorry for our failure. but were glad
we were able TO elect Sir ]. Will
Cooper to the Office of Supreme
Keeper of Records and Seals. The
job requires much responsibility and
tact and we are honored 10 have the
Office in Michigan"
Attorney Charles H. Mahoncy, an
other supreme representative and
grand attorney of Michigan, gave a
rousing speech of his view of the
Supreme Session. He was instructive
and interesting and the organization
was glad to have such an outstand-
ing man representing Michigan at
the session in such an able manner.
To climax the occasion, the Py-
thians and Calanthes were glad to
have Attorney Mahoney make the
presentation of purse of Sl2616
to Grand Chancellor j. Will Cooper,
in the true spirit Of appreciation Of
him as an honest and courageous
leader. The gift was surprise and
was very graciously received.
The grand worthy counselor, Mrs.
Lena l.. Holmes, was also made a
presentation from the organization,
by Mrs. Isabel Dixon. Mrs. Holmes
was also surprised and gratifed by
the gift.
After the presentations, an instru-
mental and a vocal selection were
rendered by Georgetta Owens and
Sir j. H. Malone. Refreshments were
served and the evening was enjoyed
by all present.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01

interesting. The reports Of the Aux
'iliaries for the month was made.
First Baptist
The First Baptist Missionary So
ciety has organized junior aux
Hilary. Meetings will be held Sat-
urday fro ma to p. m. MFesdamos
Lynn, badger, Peters are directors.
Rev. A. L. MERIT spoke Sunday
morning on "A Greater Than Solo
mon Is Here Now" and in the eve
ming from Therefore the Righteous
Shall Shine Forth as the Sum-
Kindly get all news in to me by
Saturday so that may have col
umn at Tribune Office by Monday
afternoon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
INKSTER
Ry NRs. MADELINE peFILs

A surprise birthday party was
given Saturday. October rs, in honor
OF Mrs. Rose Stewart at her home,
3617 Hickory street. The honoree
received many lovely gifts from Miss
Anna Anderson Of New Jersey, Mr..
and Mrs. B. Duncan, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Waytch. John Roundtree, Messrs.
Leroy Lawson, o. Griffin and H.
Register Of River Rouge; Mr.. and
Mrs. o. Pace. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hoff-
man. Mr.. and Mrs. P. Pitts, Mr. and
Mrs. ]. Whitner. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Johns. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lawson. Mrs.
A. Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Stewart and Messrs. r. Cobb and
c. Everhart of Inkster.
The Better Citizens club had its
regular month y meeting in the Lin
coin school Saturday. October Is,
at 1880 p. m, which will be the per-
manent meeting place. The club will
continue to sponsor the NYA prof.
ect of which Mrs. ]. kellogg is SUI
pervisor.
Iona Clark entertained IS girls and
boys last Sunday afternoon at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
C. Williams.
Miss Ida Mae Harris OF Georgia
arrived in Detroit October Is. to live
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Best, OF
2S509 Butler Place.
Henry Rountree. brother-in-law OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Best. is in Ann AiDor
hospital. He took Ill October Is.
Miss P. M. Davis was married to
Calvin Childs of Chicago, H. re-
Gently. Mr.. and Mrs. Childs are at
home in the Windy City.
Estella Lyons of 2Sl40 Cherry
street lost Bulova wrist watch in
the vicinity OF Beech and Carlyle
street or Harrison road. She would
appreciate any information leading
TO its whereabouts. Phone De.
0-4S5-R. Liberal reward.
Womack Temple
After Pastor s. A. Sea preached
the sermon closing the conference
year, reports were made. Twenty
nine children were baptized during
the year, nine new persons became
members: 1854 was paid the pastor.
The sum total Of money raised dur
Ing the conference year was ST.
0747S.
The Twelve Sons OF Jacob a
pageant, was presented Sunday eve
ming.
Smith Chapel A.M-E.
A total Of Sl,O54OO was raised in
the drive which closed between the
men and women last Sunday. The
ladies reported in the afternoon and
the men in the evening.
Church Of God IN Christ
The State Purity class of the Dis
Greet band were entertained with a
reception at the home OF Miss Billie
Gillespie on Philadelphia street in
Detroit. Games, music and singing
were features of entertainment
Forty members we're present.
The Tribe OF Benjamin emerged
victorious over the Tribe of Jul
dea' in a contest which closed Sun
day evening. Mrs. Young was cap
tain of the former, and Mrs. Norris
the latter. Guests who enjoyed the
program were Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
of Moore Street.
Second Baptist
The Second Baptist church viii
be guests OF the Amity Baptist
church next Sunday afternoon al
$3.50 o'clock, November 2. All arc
welcome to worship in the Second
Baptist church at any time.
Rev. o. B. Jones spoke Sunday
morning on Too Many People fol-
God"
The B.YP.U. was very interest
ing and much interest was shown
on the part of those who attended
The night service was short and
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
ais active in civic affairs.

ais active in civic affairs.
He is firm believer in proper
representation to all racial groups.
William Comtsock is undoubtedly
one of the best qualified of all the
persons nominated at the Primary
election to give the people of De-
troit an efficient administration in
the Common Council.
Even his critics are not hesitant in
saying he was one of Michigan's
most efficient and honorable public
servants and many Of these same
party opponents arc actively en-
gagged in assuring his election to the
Common Council
(Space donated by friends.)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-01
ARE YOUR Bos4leA
SAxMoan?

Then try kindnessi Fuss OF al you can't
srpeet them 10 act unless you give them .
chance. Most people make sure 70 get
meals day But they never think Of giving
ther bowels regular time daily for
evacuation
you've neglected YOUR bowels until
they finally became stubborn and unwilling
70 act. ask your druggist Tor ADLERIKA.
II IL an effective blend OF eArminAnves
and 3 lAxanves giving DOUBLE action.
Gas Is expelled and bowel action follows
surprisingly fast After that. make up Jour
mind 70 give your bowels 8 or 10 minutes
time At regular hour. daily. Your druggist
has ADLEkiAA- Adv.