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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30
Luncheons Continue
Al ST. Patrick

Third in series Of brilliant
autumn parties viii be the lunch
con and bridge. 20 be held at 81.
Patriok's auditorium. No. 18th and
SITS. Thursday. Luncheon. 10
be served at small tables set for
four. will be at o'clock and
games Will follow. Numerous
handsome awards viii be given
for high scores.
Following the seasonal motif,
decorations Of the hall will be in
Michaelmas daisies and ssters. in
the lovely shades OF blue with
large baskets Of the colorful
blooms set In window inches and
on the stage and small bouquets
centering the tables.
Mrs. George V. shull h chair
man Of the committee in charge
and assisting is Mrs. Neal G.
Gregory. Luncheon arrangements
are IN the hands Of Mrs. James
Deviin. Mrs. Mark Dolliver. Mrs.
~. J. Meyers ana Mrs. A. y. An
derson. The committee In charge
Of tables includes Mechanics y. n,
Goodman, Lee 7. Pifsth. y. N.
Rudolph. J. p. Conmy. Theodore
Harris. T A. Bordeaux, Peter Ait
nav, Frank Murphy. 7. a. Nc
Intyre. c. y. DeMsrs. John colito.
Muriel Meumsyer, Thomas n Cor
bett and silss Babooek.
The hospitality eoBrniites per
sonnet IL a. follows Hesdanes
W. ". Crosby. Dominic Ford. Guy
Lindsay. G. NJ Toynbes. J. h.
Brady. X. n. Pabgborn. II. X
AunFoe, y. l.. Cads. " Cobb.
Maurice y. Galbraith. N. DeAars.
Iysr Skrondsi. Elmer Hsif. J. J.
BllaborroW, y 3. Clemens. "
Drsgowch. W. J. fitzgerald. J. V.
Griffin. J. n. Kelly, 7. l. Level
iyn. Anne Monaghan. !. J. Reed.
Peter Storm. NJ. voosnovich. Bsr-
nsrd V. senwslsn. Y Britt. p J.
Benningsgsrd and ". l.. Riesrd
Army Daughters met FOR tea a.
the Officers elun on FRIDAY. A
snort business meeting vas held
frat at which the groups picture
sss taken
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30
Rainbow
To Install

Tn. syenth public installation
viii be called 10 ardsr Monday
evening, At eight o'clock for ths
Warren Assembly NJ Hsinbo~
Girls. With ths worthy advisor
Mrs Roberts. and ths outgoing
worthy advisor. Msfijsns Keller ~
charge Of tbe ceremonies. tbs
following girls ~til he Installed
worthy advisor Cora sto~s,
worthy associate advisor Lois
Myers. charity Barbara saundsrs,
hope Janet Hodrdon. faith shiriss
johnson.
Chaplain Helen osbofns. driii
leader Margaret Biioon. love Anna
Marie Vaughn. religion Ruth Boyd.
nature Betty Gamer. Immortality
Nancy Moffat. fidelity Norma
Wallace. patriotism Marion HAL
yer~Dn, service ysims Lee Sell.
confidential ot>srssr Barbara
BUCK. OTTER observer Barbara
prechsk. flag bearer Beverly Nss-
bat. standard bearer fsonns Du.
json. keeper of psfspnsrnsiis
Lorraine Drake. keeper ~ js~sis
Lois johnson. choir director hsrss
sto~s. musician Shirley Jsns jsn-
esn. historian Nadine sesbit
Members ~ the choir ara Betty
Weber. Jean Anderson. Elaine
Mitchell. Betty Lou Andsrsos,
Margaret MlliiEsp. ssne<s Lager.
gust. Margaret ssnEstsr. Mar.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30
Sorority
TOEntertain
Epsilon Siems Alpha VIII
Hold Tea on October s

Officers of Washington Al
pha Gamma chapter of the
Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority
are making plans for their
first fall rushing party which
will be in the form of tea
on the afternoon of Oct. 5,
between 8 and ) o'clock.
The tea viii be at the home Of
Miss Caroline sampson, chapter
president, with Mrs. kathryn Nal
strom and Mrs. Cenevieve Hous-
ton presiding.
Flowers and favors for the IS
invited guests will carry out the
sorority eolors of blue and gold.
Officers making plans for the tea
are Miss Helen Olson. Mrs. Harold
Smith. Miss Caroline Sampson.
Mrs. Harold Jacobson. Misses
June Britton and Harriet Nyman.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30
Arts, Science
Club to Meet
Mrs. lowery 70 Speak on
Flower Arrangements

First meeting of the season
for the Arts and Science club
will be held at / o'clock We'd
nesday afternoon in the Wom-
ems clubhouse. Fine Arts
chairman, Mrs. Harry Marks,
will present Mrs. Lowery who
will speak on flower arrange
ments and demonstrate 10 IL
lustrate her talk.
The afternoon program will also
include a violin solo by Miss Helen
Osborne, accompanied by Mrs.
chsuncey Dunkleburger. Mrs.
Emory Leamon. president. Will
conduct a short business meeting
Hostessos for the day viii be
Mrs. Otto Glasmsn. Mrs. Michael
Devote and Mrs. s. j. Rotondo.
Tea will be served AZ lace COW
cred table centsred with fall
flowers. Mrs. Emory Leamon and
Mrs. Winfield syphsr Will pour.
New officers for TIE year are
Mrs.. Emory Leamon. president,
Mrs. Michael Devote. first vice
president: Miss Helen Blair. second
vice president: Mrs. Gerhard Bahr.
recording secretary. Mrs.. Alex
McBesth. corresponding secretary.
Mrs. William Hawley. treasurer
Mrs =. l. Van Wrinkle. pariis
mentsrisn-
Committee chsirmsn are. Pro
gram. Mrs. Carl Hessner. pub
hoity. Miss Helen Blair. historian,
Mrs Merle Leedy. Membership
Mrs. Michael Devote. hostsAs Mrs.
Otto Gissusn. social. nrs = J
R.otondo. ways and means. Mrs.
Winfield Syphsr. fine srt. Nrs
Harry MARKS. muse Mrs.. Kurt
Karnin. sunshine. Mrs. William
HsViey.
A board meeting viii 3. held a,
II o'clock In tns clubhouse.
Mae Camp ViIl entertain az a
complimentary dinner al 8 p. m.
Tuesday IN Royal Neighbors nan.
Mckinley hill Hostesses viii Be
those on the losing sioe in recent
membership contest. Hrs. johanna
Tsgsrd. oracle. Ia in charge Of ar
rangements.
Lydia Crossett Hall sewing club
viii meet Tuesday with Mrs.. r. r.
RsEley. 3525 So. Tseonns ave. Pot
luck luncheon pill % servsd ~
1890. Members are requested 10
come early.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30
Season Open
Fora A. wv.
Group 70 Hold First Eve
ming Meeting Wednesday

Tacoma branch Of the
/, American Association OF Uni
versity Women viii hold It's
first monthly evening meeting
Wednesday at Weyerhaeuser
hall at s O'Clock. This Is an
innovation for this year. and
for a small guest fee mem
bers may bring husbands or
non-eligible women friends.
Il is intended that the years
program for these general evening
meetings shall cover new trends
in many fields. as presented by
experts in the field.
The Wednesday night meeting
vlll be addressed BY Or. Lyle Shell
midine az the College of Puget
Sound. who is former professor
Of the American college at Beirut,
Turkey. DR.. Shelmidine Will talk
Of the Near East with reference to
the part it is likely to play in thu
new world to be made after the
present war comes to an end.
Mrs. Thomas Swayze. president
Of the local branch, viii welcome
members and their guests 10 this
new meeting.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30
Mr.. and Mrs. l. .. Sargent
Are Hosfx SUNDAY

Mr. and Mrs Lowell Q Sargent
we're hosts Sunday Tor = barbecue
dinner AZ Sunrise PARK honorink
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Edwards
% Oakland. California. who hsvs
been here fof = fortnight After
the return from the mountain tbs
guests enjoyed buffet supper a.
the Sargent home in Soundxiex.
Present also were Miss Erns
Musselman. sister q Mrs Ed
wards. the two daughters Of the
host and hostess. Mr. Harrie l.
Andrews and daughter. Miss
Nancy. and NJ Harold Hutehin-
son.
The visitors vii depart fer OAK
land Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30
Choir Guild
Guest Day
Mrs. Andrews Is Chairman
OF Luncheon Thursdsy

Christ Episcopal churc h
choir guild will entertain nj
a guest day luncheon Thurs
day afternoon at | o'clock Mt
Wells Hall, the parish house.
Mrs. Harry Andrews is chair
man of the affair
Members Of Mrs. Andrews com.
mittee for the affair. the first
large event Of the guild this fall,
are Mira. a. W. Howe. Mrs G. ".
BcCsrron. Mrs. G. Chapman. Mrs..
L. NJ. Thompson. Mrs.. l. " vsrty
and Mrs.. George 7. stieknsy.
sewing and cards viii follow =
orief business meeting after lunch
con.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30

Fern Mn Priesthood meets Tuss-
day at 730 .. m. At The home Of
the president. Mrs Harry v. An
derson. 7s5s Pacific ave Or,
David II. johnson wiil speak on
Maternity Care" Mrs. Clair Win
slow will give q reading. Mrs..
Anderson VIII be assisted BY Mrs.
Violet Gordon. Hfs. l.. A. sturm
and Mrs. ~ G. Owen. wee prenl-
dent. secretary and treasurer re-
speedway me chaiFmsn for the
year arc a. follows Ma. V. y
Graham. study club. Mrs. !. ~
connght. program Ms " &.
Owen. publicity. Mrs q u. Ora
ham. record book. historian. nTs.
%. w. Hutehins. sunshine. Mrs.
l. A Etnrm. membership. Mrs.
w. ~. kocb, clinic. Mrs.. G. y.
Lamb. magazine. and Mrs ~ g.
Wire. hospitality.
Hsrses 1ans rresehosi meets
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30

Will Meet
Mr.. ksRus and O'Conno'
In Charge Of Luncheon

The quarterly meeting Of
the Western Dcanery, Do
cesar Council Of Catholic
Women. will he held wednes-
day. Oct. I. AZ All Saints par
ish hall. Puyallup. with wom-
en- of the Puyallup chapter.
d. {. c. W.. acting a. host
esses. Large delegations from
Tacoma. Sumner. tatonvllle
and other Pierce county cities
and towns will attend. Mrs,
]. J. Rledlnrer. Tacoma. dean.
cry president. viii preside and
luncheon plans are in charge
Of Mrs. ] ". kalkus. ruyal-
lup. and Mrs. ]. =. o'Connor-
Summer.
The luncheon At ?. m. 10 which
all women are welcome. ~ill he
followed ~ the short business sea.
sion and the program. The Rev
Desmond D.llan ~ ~. ratricss,
Tacoma. wtll speak % The Pam
liy in Relation 10 Economic Con-
ditlons of Today and Mrs n. g.
schsnk Of Seattle. president n
u. G. G. W. win talk On What
our Council Means 10 Ia Mrs.
Charles ~. smith. seattle. diocesan
chairman for semlnsrian AID. and
Mrs George ". pohstty, Tsoams.
desnery chairman ~ library and
literature. VIII give brief reports.
The Rev. John Power. ruyailur.
will welcome guests and the Hsv'
Father Dominic. q. \. n. Tacoma,
viii pronounce the invocation.
In addition 10 the luncheon,
meeting and program. open 10 all
women who desire To attend. Mrs.
Riedinger win have = short board
meeting from i2s3o 10 .. m. In
All Santa hall The following
board member. viii attend; Mes.
DANES Rledlnger. pohsrty. hsrk
Dolllyer. Neal Gregory. James "
Fsan, A. n. Comfort. J. n. Aer'
rick, ". W. crsiwe. stuart Elliott
Joseph Ehnst. q. w. christnaeht
wv. v. Felksr. Louis schuief
Arthur Gsudetts. Aiss haldis Foy'
and Father Dominic, all of Ia
coma. Mrs. kslkus. Puysiiup, Ms
Oconnor. sumner. and Mrs IA
Gallagher. Fstonviils.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30
Meeting Set for Alumnse
OF Aloha Omicron Pi

Alpha Omicron Pi alumnae will
meet at 7:30 o'clock Monday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Howard
Braman, president of the group.
Mrs. Braman will be assisted dur
ing the evening by Mrs. Rial Ben
jamin. An election of officers will
be followed by social hour.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30
News and Notes Of Army Circles


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cavalry eeteftsinef Saturday eve~
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Clark. ~. ard uru August r~snx.
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and Ma " . ita~sll. "a. AM
Mrs. ! A Peters "a ana nrs
a. " rest. IA ard Mrs. " =.
sehrrezlsr. II Edwards. IL Pow
sIl. "a ouss. II M.Ekisy ssa IA
Fisanins
cni ard xfs. A =. eiafa enter.
tanned . numner % thesF friends At
dinnef Al shs Officers eluh aiansT
dance saturday night.
several small iu,ss treat group.
met ~ the Saturday night alnnsf
dance AZ the offscers club Capt.
ard MIS- Y y Pierce. Capt. ana
Mrs ~ I. fruitmsn art IA ard
Mrs j =. Pearson made ur ga.
group L. and Ma ~ f@<ssiie
and Capt. and Mr.. ! . ufis~n
composed another MAJ and Mrs
Michel and ~ and Mr.. ptan~fi
snethsrs "a and Mrs.. = y. Mills
and IA. and Mrs l. u newsii
another: IL and Mfs asklm ard
~ and hFs v y. Mlli. another.
and Capt. sad Mrs cassu. a. saa
Mrs Thoss and IL and Mrs. q. q
cundsfsos smother
Hnstr Al SMALLER psfs.~. st the
asinfsisy night dinner danes al ths
Officers club were Ia and Mrs.
n ". werschkui. "a. ard Mr..
rsvchiF. "a. O. y, Goodman with
Miss niills Berkson. IA. ard Mr..
n O. hilllmsr IA. and Mfs y.
Mcclure. IA. and Mrs, r W. Pick.
thall. and Capt. and Mira William.
sen.
The officers and ladies' os the
X army corps staff held : party
at thu buffet supper dance 81 the
offiosrs club Sunday svsnirR
honorlng IT, Col. and Mrs. G. G.
Quiglsy. Col. QuiFIsy goes On leave
10 retire tho end OF sept. ~ saiu.
tsnt general 81 the eorps.
Several large parties we're held
at the Officers club Sunday eve.
ming. ~ ibe regular buffet supper.
dance. Nal and Mrs. y ~. House.
man entertained for ~. Col. and
Mrs. MeAiplns for 90, Nal and
Mrs. ". n Doty for -. Capt. and
Mrs G. ~ Hslvg for -. IA. and
Mrs. r. n. Petersen for 10. snd
Il. and Mrs. ,. = Mssrns far 10.
the officers ana ,hslr ~isss II
the Tenth Engineer Battalion nat
for . no-best party ~ the buffet.
dance II ths Officers sinh sun
day evening. Attending wsrs Capt
and Mrs. y. W. Rnss. IA. and Mfs.
!. I. Daily. Capt and Mrs. L. n
Meintirs. IL. e. O. Van osdsn.
MAI and Mrs. t. L. bingham.
Capt. and Mrs. r. L. Esfnhssss.
Capt and Mrs. G. T. Newton. Ia
and Mrs. n 4. Fsthsssrk. IA. y.
.. Duke. IA ~. A. xmsth and IA.
n. v. Carlson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30
Mrs. Mace TO Entertain
Aloha Chi OMEGA

Alphi Chi Omega alumnae will
meet Monday evening at the home
of Mrs. Fay Mace, 1913 So. Law
renee. A buffet supper will be
served st : o'clock. All alumnae
in the city are urged to attend.
Reservations may be made at GA
PISA.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30

Tuesday st . .. m 81 ths school
with Mrs Jonn HUT. hra 1. !.
Angslins viii bs ths hostsss and
viii BE- assisted ~ Mrs Hsrb~rs
Joy. Mrs ~ G krshnasi. hss
Harry White and Mrs 4. u. Lacy.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30
Club OF Hearts TO Meet
With Miss kloepper Monday

A special meeting of the Club
of Hearts has been called by the
president, Miss Millieent kloepper,
At her home, 1421 So. 9th, Monday
~evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30

to1s Iced. BETTY bsst~r. Carol
Clamp. Beverly nsors. rstfseis
made. Jana sshrsmm. Huby pu
Four,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30

"a Gel ssa Hss !. = nvn<y.
-. are sns~vsssnsna = nsmrpv n
ihsss friends 81 ~ INTERVAL -
e~ptl.r - Eks offi<>es elue fvun
five until ssvss elsiees nere<ays
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30

Lydia Crossett Hall Sewing club
viii meet Tuesday with Mrs.. y r.
BsEiey. 3525 So. Tacoma ave. Pot
luck luncheon gfll % servsd a.
1890. Members are requested 10
come early.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-30

Army Daughters met for tea 81
the Officers eiub on FRIDAY. A
snort business meeting vas held
frat at vshieh the groups picture
sss taken
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evening.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Double Duty Here

You might kill birds with stone by present
ing TO her dressing naturally these foster her
beauty -. and also enhance her room.
You'll find in gold silver and streamllned plastcs
. the latter are crystacear jewel toned.
Yes fathers husbands, brothers and sweetheaTs
give her gifts beauty and she'll be happy, prettier and
more gamorous and you'll shine in her reflected glory.
shopping information the items pictured this
page telephone The Detroit Times Cherry $780, line BAL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Pemper Her a Bit

We'll bet that practical mother would -feel mlgh
pampered to receive of the latter.
It's our guess she's them in the shops, looked
them with longing sighed and then gone on 10 o.
Junior sweater he needed.
IF the little lady your list longs for beauty
never seems To find indulge herself your be
bet would be kit complete with the works from ceansl
cream to foundation and powder
With gift like this she'll find the time to use
. and you'll have the pleasure of seeing her grow pret
bY
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07

Soaps coognes and bath powders good old standbys
and thoroughly appreciated accessories of this
kind are a part daily schedule you can't
them.
You'll find these too, small inexpensive sets or the
larger opulen And to scents: If she's small
and sweet give bouquet if she's definitely the
sophisticate a blended fragrance is best.
Evening bags hejeweled and all turned out with
compact. comb and ipsck also in the glamour line
Consider compacts take your PICK from the lineup
covers everything from tailored TO huge Jeweed
oVas
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
You Can't 60 Wrong

eouipped. fitted cases.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
The Highest AccoIade

To give a woman gift of beauty is to pay tribute 10
her CHARM. no too old TO appreciate
that . . even grandma often she receives shawl
W Jacket when what she really yearns for is bottle OF
perfume manicure kit.
Sops this season abound in wonderful beauty and glamour
gifts In the perfume department you'll find variety of
fragfaRccs gaau,rom flower odors to exotic
Oriental scents
And the prices are in keeping . they range from simply
bottled numbers alt manner of gay eXtravaganzas
Travel cases always welcome and they come In
all styles small overnight kits TO large completely
enuinned. fitted
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-07
Modem Wise Men :. :
49, ~
VIII ender Offerings
That PPomper Personality

AIING- Alb Observation-Disclosures sweethearts and
II brothers 4 for little hudde anent HER
christmas Gift. First of a, suggest you take
~ 4 tip~from the of the first Christmas
they came hearing gifts of gold franklncense
and r1yrrr - F.. the finest tributes of Biblical days
Tins tn of course be taken literally your
wife might be little nonplussed to find myrrh in her
Christmas stocking . bat she'll certainly welcome modern
EQUIVALENTS The original gifts. and they are aids to
beauty and glamour.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17

(Thls effort Is respectfully dedicated to ny friend.
Charles J. Jenkins-WHH
By WILLIAM HENRY HUF

VIE LOVE AMERICA and all good which she stands,
deep her forest fields her and
We live for her and we will she commsnd
God above increase her M
To bring country with unbiased though VII
black and brown up the ghost baehe
Then chattel slaves yet we were braves who
night
when clouds OF western
Hickory that rugged brave and awart soldier from the South
Reflected quickly his and opened mouth
order which meant this admit those cooed soldiers
an sleeping history will awake to tell again the thing they did
doom that hung above her bleeding
This record OF their gallant deeds must not be pigeon holed
States and blood and dr,
when all was dark there came the urgent call from Father Abraham
and blacks laid down their implements
To shoulder muskets Uncle sam
Again they beside soldiers who
ugly line and driven from the
Then all Union soldiers good and brave who
They saved the Union freed the nations bead
thanks
germ still and there
This nation was united and black as on.
When shot and she'll old San Juan like hail commenced 70
The blacks and whites yet side by side these conrad
And ye: he the they lynch and
His breast wide the shot shell
And yet he is ony they lynch
We're sick OF this ungody we're sick OF as hell
peace plenty mighty
TO fight again. shed blood die for noble Peace
They said would bring Democracy
And here the Negro fought with zeal increase
while he fought the Khan planning for his doom
In places dark nights him lin his
heir then God This has
FOR Cathlic Jew foregnborn persons dark OF face
3
We're the brink again matter what the
Eut just before march away this let's be agreed
That defense write protesting clause
Which will insure break and creed
In getting jobs in this set-up for which
Mere empty words will suffice prompt action demand;
We helped to make this country great
We you'll the drift this understand
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
WHY | DISLIKE
WORD NEGRO
By ISAAC JONES

AGAIN I MUST state that any
n group OF people having a name
that cannot. or are not accepted by
all other races throughout the en-
tire world. should wake-up. and do
something about IL. We all know
here in America. II your veins con-
tain one drop OF colored blood -
you are termed as a Negro" re-
gardless how much you may look
like some other race. Yet. we are
told that the word Negro comes
from a Latin word meaning black. %
RICH; here, YOU have proof enough
10 see the difference between "Ne-
gro and Colored The word Col
ored. whether relating 10 people.
clothing, or other things. covers a
variety OF mixed colors-it may
two. or II may be two thousand
But. on the other hand the word
Negro means black therefore. |
guess the light. brown-skin. yellow
and other yarities OF colors which
makes up our race here In the
United States will have 10 find an
other name. No they will not-col-
ored will cover the entire race.
That's ny opinion read what
this writer states below
Dear Mr.. Jones:
have read your article In The
Detroit Tribune for number OF
weeks. You have given some good
reasons tor your stand against the
word Negro" and must agree
that Colorod would perhaps be
better word, but on the other hand
! think the word Negro is just as
precious 20 the race today. as our
old Negro sp.rituals We don't dare
10 replace our Negro spiri;ua.s with
modern songs although we OF to-
day are above our ancestors who
composed those old songs. Many
who could no, read or write There
fore ! fell that ne IN America
should remain as Negroes. as
long as tho sun rises and sets.
Understand. I have nothing
against the word "Colored.' but as
A race We came 10 America as the
Negro, and suppose we make our
selves satisfied and remain thus.
(Signedl
A Reader.
This writer is again asking you
70 write and express your opinion
on this subject My new Office adj
dress IS 535 + Columbia avenue.