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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01
Northwest Detroit
Business And Social
By RUFUS J. CRUM, JR.

Mrs. Pearl Sessions, OF 1914
Ohio, has returned from her three
week tour In Pellen, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Crum had
as their weekend guest. Miss Ros-
Gle Lee Scott from Birmingham
Ala.
Miss Lois Crawford. OF 20225
Northlawn, is on her vacation In
Covington, Ky.
Mrs. Annie Lee Phinan. OF 21376
Gardenlane. IL spending two
week visit in Georgia.
Mrs. Lucy Crum. OF 20516 Ken
lucky, has as q guest. from Green
VILE, Ala, her eldest daughter
Mrs. Roberta Hollaway.
Leonard Bolden. Jr. OF 2044;
Tlene. has a. guests. from Thorn
ton. Mss. his mother, Mrs. Mary
Bolden and sister, Eliza Lee Bold
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01

Social News
B.N.C. Kenny and Mrs. Lois
vaugn OF CASTOR. Ala, are visiting
Mrs. Bertha Mae Gregg at 800
Beechwood street.
A formal party was given at the
Community center in honor OF Miss
Lois Vaughn on July "a.
Mrs. Gregg, Mrs. Kenny and Je-
rome Davis spent day In ohio,
last Sunday.
The Go-Getters club had its reg
uiar meeting Monday evening at
u Q home OF Mrs. Cora Smith, 32l
Halford. After business was trans
acted, the club was entertained
with very interesting program In
which Mrs. Marie Waters and Mrs.
Violet Hall sang a duet. Following
the program refreshments were
served and prizes given. The next
meeting will be held at the home
OF Mrs. Skipworth OF visger road.
The Post-Debs held their regular
meeting Wednesday, July 22. at the
home OF Mrs. Rosalie Henderson,
507 Polk street. During the bust
ness meeting plans were completed
for picnic. The prize for the
evening went to Mrs. AWE Woods
Mrs. Henderson served fish. vege-
table salad, cottage cheese. hot
rolls, iced tea and dessert. The
next meeting will be at the home
OF Mrs. Clara Jackson. 800 Polk
street. River Rouge. AWE Woods II
club reporter.
The Georgia Peach club met al
the home OF Mrs. Ida Ruth Jones
Their next meeting will be held al
the home OF Mrs. Bertha Nelson
Beechwood Center News
The Board OF Directors OF thu
Beechwood Community center viii
sponsor a Community picnic ant
Field day on the Center's ground,
Saturday. August I, beginning a
pm. and continuing Throughout
the day. Every resident OF oui
community is invited and welcome
to attend this affair. Free enter
tainment and refreshments will b'
available to everyone present
Special prizes will be given 70 tn
oldest couple. the youngest couple
and the largest family present an,
for other classihcations. Fiel,
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ALBION
BY JOSEPH WOODS, JR.

Ms. James Hill, OF Ito Culver
street, was In Detroit over the
weekend attending the grand lodge
session OF the Court Of Calanthe.
The Rev. Mr.. Lambot, OF Chica-
90, was guest speaker At Bethel
Baptist church. Sunday morning.
His discourse was most inspiring.
The chorus and choir OF Bethel
presented a program. Sunday eve
ming. which was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Robinson, Of Georgia. ia
visiting Mrs. Union, c< 1908 N. Al
bIon street. Mrs. Robih<on IL the
cousin Of Mrs. Union. Ell
Mr.. Union and daughters motor
ed to Detroit 70 attend the funeral
OF his nephew. Joseph Union.
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YPSILANTI NEWS
BY MRS. EUGENIA O'BANNON

for the late Miss Phyllis Grace
Richardson, who died In Monroe,
Mich, Monday. July 20, after a
short illness. She was twenty-five
years OF age, born January /. 1917 i.
Miss Richardson Is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Richard
son, OF Chatham. ontario. and had
resided In Ypsilanti several years
She leaves TO mourn her passing,
in addition to her parents, a sis
ter. Mrs. Geraldine Kersey, OF
Ypsilanti; a brother. Albert. OF
Chatham: a grandfather, James
Richardson. Dresden, Ontario; and
host OF other relatives and
friends. Rev. II. @. Simmons Of
hclated. Burial was in Stony Greek
cemetery.
Some OF the young matrons al
Ypsilanti are enjoying their sum-
mer doing bit OF bicycling. we
notice. Vera Brockman, Gertrude
Frances and Lue Mae Williams
were observed displaying their
ability at handling bikes last We'd
nesday. and some say they even
rode fourteen miles on their first
trip. Some record, for the cyclists
endurance contests.
Mrs. Della Perry and Mr.. and
Mrs. White. OF Detroit. we're Sun.
day morning visitors at Second
Baptist church. here.
Mrs. Emma Robertson has as her
house guest her father, A. Frier'
son. OF Tuscaloosa. Ala.
Elmer Robertson and three
brothers-Precious, Worthy ant
Shelby OF Lorraine, Ohio. left Fri
day night TO attend the funeral ol
their sister. Mrs. Jessie Prince. o.
Tuscaloosa. Ala. They we're accom-
panied by their uncle, Harvey
Fam, Sr.
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RIVER ROUGE NEWS
BY BENNIE CAswELL, Jr.
Phone vi. s-62S4

events, contests. exhibitions. and
races OF various types will be spon-
sored for all age groups, young and
old, married and single. Come out
and enjoy a full afternoon and
evening OF honest-to-goodness
home town" pleasure.
Another class In the standard
course OF Red Cross Aid began at
the center last week: the class will
meet each Tuesday, 10 pm. Per-
sons may still enroll. Henry Pol
lard Is the instructor.
Union Baptist Church
sunday school
The Sunday school lesson was
reviewed by the pastor, the Rev.
u. G.. Copeland. The subject was
Gods Covenant With Mankind.
The golden text was. Il will re-
member my covenant" Genesis O.:
Is. One new member was added to
the roll.
The pastor. Rev. +. c. Copeland,
delivered an inspiring message. His
text was taken from Job 2:1-6. The
Union Baptist Young Peoples choir
rendered music. Pastor Copeland
invites everyone 10 attend mid
week prayer meetings which are
conducted every Wednesday eve
ming at o'clock. The Rev. Z. G.
Copeland also asks everyone to pay
their respects TO the sick. Visitors
are welcome at all times at Union
Baptist church. The Home Mission
holds its meeting every Wednesday
at 500 at the church. The public
is invited.
Rev. f. c. Copeland. pastor
Bonnie Caswell, Jr., reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01
|Inkster Jottings
By MADELINE DEFns
SEMPER TlDELIS CLUB

The climax OF a popularity con-
b will be held at the Second
ptlst church on Friday, July 81,
AZ, al S pm.
4 A program will be presented.
be principal speaker. Rev. <. Lee,
IN speak on "A Mans Chance"
The most popular girl will win a
ID to Camp Norcom. The public
invited TO the program.
Ths Rev. Mr.. Curry OF Okla
ma, Is the house guest OF his
cther, Mr.. Curry OF Moore street.
madeline De Fills visited Idell
hck OF Detroit.
Mrs. Della Jones left for New
brk. Saturday. where she Is at
nding the meeting OF the Eastern
sr society. She Is a member OF
b American Beauty chapter OF
kster.
Alvin Campbell, who 10 attending
hool In Chicago, spent the week
d with his mother. He returned
Chicago, Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Jones were
easantly surprised with a visit
pm Delaware Jones of North Car
ina. He is the brother OF Mr..
pnes who is the village electrical
/specior.
Mrs. Lima Jones and grandson
ines Davis OF Lansing. visited
e william Taylors on Sunday.
Friends Of Mrs. Nellie Reid are
ny glad that she 10 now conval ~.
|hg at home.
Very excellent reports are com
8 from Camp Lee. In Virginia
mere Robert Lee, better known a.
oobie. is distinguishing himself In
cavalry troop TO which he wen,
a volunteer.
Womack Temple CINE
The Rev. J. w. Barnett. district
perintendsnt OF the Detroit dis
ict delivered the sermon at tn.
orning service. His text wal
ken from the well-known pas
&c The wages OF sins are death
" the gift OF God Is enterna'
e. His subject was Wages ant
yday."
AFTER the services, an old fash
ned spread was served IN,
nurch under the trees on the lawr
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. McNeele,
Walnut street.
IN the afternoon the Rev. Oar
et conducted the third quarteri!
Onlerence OF Womack Temple. 4
IeIy successful financial repor
4" made. The report for the las
nree months was $4,000
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Comments

Comments
.... .bout six months OF cam
. hin the citizens OF Ec srss
s ave nr met with the Council
s !, tuesday night, at which time
~ l mSsr o. improvements were
nu~ a,sS. What action Is to be
Wv vet remains TO be- seen. b., BIZ,
~, are quite sure some Things VIII
done. ..a.S ,n.n
ci W. truly for writing about our
es",sl sst-up in Ecorse. but the
n,s's has finally aroused the
i ls,ir' That u just what ths at
y on the administration was
g. and SO long ss we a. . race
,suored by our officials. the
',,ss Of this column will continue
~. MACK administration policies.
men who are criticiEing, Mr..
s,,ow and Green Jackson. play
'' ,n,oortant part in politics dur
every campaign, but after the
setlop. they take a back seat ana
don't know they are even IN
city. so far as their political
l.,sItIss are concerned. They were
me committee, when the pres
onicials signed . paper agree
10 replace every appointment
4 lost. when the village was voted
city. Their names are also
,he document. II sometnlng
;, done for Precincts Eleven
IA twelve within another month,
1. document and the full text OF
will be published in this cob
In. along with the names OF all
4 he committee. II you must
|ItIcI,e, do your part for your
Iee. and criticize the other fellow
II not doing his.
|Resd the Tribune every week
M see what your public officials
4 doing for our section OF the
wn.
Club 100
Everyone has been wondering
M Carl Bryson, OF Arndt street.
"a been such an ardent visitor
Ecorse lately. Now we know
lad certain pretty Ecorse Miss
1 the main reason. Look out,
horse, see a new Detroiter NOV
B IN.
IN nresent. the club Is closed for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01
Brown Chanel


The Sunday morning message
was brought to the congregation
OF Brown Chapel AME church last
Sunday by Mother Walden, of Ebe.
nezer AME church, Detroit. II was
greatly enjoyed. Visitors ana
strangers were introduced.
The evening sermon was on the
theme, THE Christian Warfare or
Life" and was delivered by Rev.
IL. G. Simmons.
Second Baptist Church
At Second Baptist church, the
pastor. Rev. Garther Robertson,
preached the morning message.
Mrs. Thelma Rideout was added to
the membership.
At 8 pm. the singing units rem
dered very acceptable program to
large audience.
Mrs. Walker, OF Greenwood, Miss,
was added to the membership at
the evening service.
Next Sunday, the senior choir
and Gospel chorus will accompany
the pastor, the Rev. Robertson, to
Whitaker, Mich, where they will
be guests OF Campbell Chapel AME
church, OF which the Rev. J. A.
Parker is pastor.
Don't fail TO hear the One
Mans Family program. Sunday
August .. at Second Baptist
church.
A big barbecue picnic will be
held on the church lawn. August
/. sponsored by the senior choir.
Come and help us.
Miss Jean Lowe, OF Montgom-
cry. Ala. h spending the sum-
mer with her cousins, Misses
Winnifred and Deanna Perry.
More than two hundred attend
ed the second annual Carver Cou-
munity center banquet Friday
night at Harriet school. All pres
ent greatly enjoyed the address
OF John c. Dancy, OF the Detroit
Urban league. who told his hear.
ers that because they can be trust
ed and because they are neither
Fifth Columnists nor saboteurs,
Negro troops are being assigned
TO some Of the most important
guard posts In the country. Re-
viewing difficulties which skilled
and dependable workers have ex-
perienced In obtaining jobs. Mr..
Dancy emphasized the changing
trend in industry and the value
OF good service, in order to show
that Negroes may be recognized.
not according to color OF skin or
texture OF hair, but solely on the
basis OF merit.
Mrs. Rosa Gragg, member OF
the Detroit Council for national
defense. was also present and
spoke along similar lines. She
said: at Is not the blows you
deal. but the blows you take. that
count, and urged the audience "a
remember that success IL built on
service, truth. courtesy, enter
prise and perseverance,.
Olin G. Exkley, member of Ad-
visory committee, also spoks
words OF high praise and encour-
agement for the work OF Directo'
W. II. Jones, Jr.. and the Execu-
tive board.
The splendid program was
greatly enjoyed.
Among featured participants
were the Hamilton family band,
the Carver Community chorus, d.
rected by Mrs. Olive Kersey; and
vocal solos by Miss Elizabeth Will
liams and Mrs. o. b. Coleman.
Quests were welcomed by the
president OF the center, Mrs. Thel-
ma Goodman. Mrs. Gertrude
Francois spoke briefly on the His
tory OF the association and told
o. some OF its needs, as well az
It's advantages and aims. Re-
marks were made by DR.. L. G.
Perry. Eugene Beatty was toast.
master.
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O.E. S. COLUMN r. & A. M, P. H. A.

GUIDING STAR CHAPTER NO: ii.sTATED MEETNes-ist|
Wednesday. DEGREE WORK srd wednesday. Worthy ma.
tronMrs. Aphreta Williams eis Trowbrldge To- e4soi'
Worthy Patron-Mr Richard white SEE Erskine Apt e0S
secreary-Mrs. Viola Perry, bSs Leland, TIE. 1-s7@
BATHsHEBA CHAPTER NO. s-STATED MEETINGS-fu Fri.
day. DEGREE WORK sra Friday. Worthy Matron = MRS
Leah Martini 617 Garfield, Apt Te 1Bt07 Worthy Patron
Mr. " A. Bristol 1871 Jos. Campau III llsej secretary-
Mrs. Carrie n. Riley, leoe Parker, Pr 770k
GOLDEN LEAF CHAPTER NO. 1t-STATED MEETING - lu
wednesday. DEGREE WORK srd wednesday. Worthy Ne.
tronMrs. Matte Collins, e0l2eh St. IT, 5000 WORTH
Psron-Mr Arthur Robinson 1851 E.alns Tr 1895 Sec
retary--Mrs. Lula Hsndlsy sef1 Buffalo Blvd.
PRISCILLA CHAPTRR NO. at-STATED MEETNG-fnd Friday
DEGREE WORK ith Friday. worthy Matron-Mrs. Martha
Cameron sss Eliot, Apt spi, Te 2slos WORTHY Patron
Mr. Heywood CAN'T eios Hartford, Ty l:sts secrsssry
Mrs. Helen u. CAN'T, s7os Hartford. IT, l-7sss.
LONE STAR CHAPTER NO. ae-sTATED MEETING 1st Thurs
day DEGREE WORK Ord Thursday Worthy Maron--MrA
while Austn Mtchcdale, Worthy ParonMr. Richard
white s22 Erskne Apt eos secrstsry-Mrs Nellie Wilson
aoeei Wyoming.
| sr AGNES CHAPTER NO. ss-sTATED mETUe-nd wsdses.
day. DEGREE WORK eth Wednesday. worthy Matron =
Kzabsth Logan soxlssth Ty eeeis Worthy Patren
ME waller Balenesr sesssoh. Ia <ss1s sserstary-Ars
| Pearl Hatton, sss Leicester Ct Apt so1 Ma sssA
II CiPsTONE CHAPTER NO. fe-eIATED MEETINoent Thur.
day. DEGREE WORK-<n Thursday. Worthy Mstron -
NM Rosetta Matthews. Sc11 Fort ~ efpk worthy Patron
Floyd Harris, fcS7 McDcrgal ~ U5b stcretsyAiss
II Wins Mathews, ss12 Il Fort, II esq.,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01
Research Assistant

CHICAGO-(ANP)-For the sec.
ond time In as many years DR.. J,
M. Richardson has been appointed
clinical and research assistant IN
the division Of ophthalmology Of
the medical school. University oil
Chicago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01
MONROE NEWS
BY GEORGE C0vINGT0N

Eddie Allan Neville. son of Mrs.
Ines Austin, OF AIS Conant avenue,
left Monroe for Great Lakes, Ill.
Monday morning. July 20. He was
called to become an active member
OF the Navy band. Mr.. Neville was
the frst colored boy TO enlist In the
Navy and leave Monroe. He was
formerly q graduate OF Monroe
High school In 1871. He entered
Kentucky state college. While ct
Monroe High school he was 4
member OF the school orchestra.
He gained fame as q "saxophone
king" He II spending his Ilrst
three weeks In the doc house. quar-
antined.
A Trip
Miss EQuilla Smith, OF Chicago,
was guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Wright, who are her cousins. on
her return TO Chicago. Miss Doro-
thy Bracy, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Wright. Of Monroe, ac-
companied her.
VmiuuN
Mrs. Bessie Looney. OF Cianton,
Ala. spent the weekend with Mrs.
Essie Blunt and family, and MIR.
and Mrs. Henry 0rissom and fam.
|ily.
0nr Garden Club
Members OF Our Garden club are
don fine with their victory gar
denE Mrs. Flora Chappell has ar.
ranged flowers 30 as to form two
small wa for victory. Mrs. Ola
stewart has one large v which 10
very beautiful.
Birth
Born 70 Mr.. and Mrs. William
Chappeli. OF az Conant avenue.
Thursday. July ~. was q lovely
daughter. Tley have named her
Beverly Jean. Mrs. Chappell was
| the former olivia walker Of Ken
lucky they are living with Mr.
chappsll's mother. Mrs. Flora Chap
pell. xsw
Mrs. Loretta wright y visiting
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01

Friends from YpsIlanu and De-
trolt enjoyed the birthday party
given for Mrs. Alberta Wilson re-
Gently, by her husband. Eddie. "
The honoree received q number OF
lovely gifts.
Funeral rites were held last We'd
nesday from Second Baptist church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-08-01

Mrs. Grace Sins,
Trand worthy
budget directors
Wolverine Grand
Chapter, o Z =,
Prince Hall Ani-
|Ilatlon, Gran d
Rapids, Mich.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-09-01
THEY. REFUSED. TO RETREAT

A few weeks ago Governor Paul Johnson appointed
trustees newly established reormatory for the de
nquent Negro youth of Mississippi With these appoint
tho institution which by act OF the last State Legs
at,re is to be located Oakley, becomes dream come
true Really than fufillnlent OF dream
is the happy elimination of long bitter and an unre-
entng fight
For nearly decades the fight for Home Tor De
nquents prosecuted by the Mississippi State Fedora
ton Of Coored Women During much OF this time, the
en- fought alone always they have remained in the vanguard
of those who battled for the cause
The uncomfortable spirit Of these noble women was
put everer test than when after having purchased
and established home Clinton they had to watch the
building and their efforts go down i'll flames Happily their
yilo- succeed was thus consumed Instead their I'M
daunted and uneared courage strongly eattmed IN
challenging appeal entitled "a Plea from which we quote
"a coloess county farm with its endless drudgery;
drearv dungeonke ai pententiarya supervised and
watched bv callous unsympathec officials whose duty
to work guard keep confined abitua criminals place
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-09-01
announcement 1912

where individual is sacrificed revenge the law
place where criminal criminal that's all! Or,
An institution provided for human beings that
made mstakespanned and supervised by sympathetic,
Outstanding and who provide wholesome home
life opportunities moral literary and industrial develop
men-a chance to the individual and begin life again
Those two pictures Where would you place
your child-wayward as he may be?
50 far the State of Mississippi provides for its coored
youth only the firstsnal say picture This however,
best that be done the Mississippi State
Federation Women is endeavorng establish
creditabe Home for Denquents. No state plantfropc
aid vet available The Home purchased and at time
operation RACED by fire. Because of hard times and
other depressing conditions IT IS DIFFICULT TO GO ON,
BUT PAINFULLY D1SGRACEFUI TO RETREAT WE
MUST CONTINUE OUR FIGHT! THE IDEAL IS TOO
LOFTY TO BE SACRIFICEDr'
Very earnestly yours in the cause,
NJ F. ROWAN Financial Secretary NJ. S F. of c. w. c.
1t was this refusal give up the fight that brought VIC
tory None can defeated wo while life lasts, will not ac-
cept defeat.
We congratulate the Mississippi Legislature for doing
dutv in this We congratulate Governor Johnson
for his sympathetic the But praise IS
unbranded for those magnificent fighters OF the NJ 5 r. T.
wv who achieved their objective because they refused to
treat.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-09-01
WALKER-MILLER

At the St Stephen Methodist Church Parsonage, Mon
dav evening September 1912 Rev ]. d. Wheaton read
the marriage ceremony that united Miss Dorothy Miller to
Mr. Urias Walker All preparations for the marriage were
made quietly and ONLY the brides intimate friends and
the grooms mother witnessed the ceremony. Immediately
following the ceremony reception given in their hon
or at the Eysian Cafe Club Room by Miss Thema Morant
and Miss Amanda Flowers Mrs Walker registered nurse
at the Afro American Hospital and Mr. Walker is instructor
OF trades at the Gupor High School, Guport Miss. Many
friends wish for this couple long happy life together
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-09-01
MOONLIGHT PARTY

The Thursday Evening Bridge Club entertained with
moonlight party the beautiful back of DIR. and Mrs
L. T. Mlers. 1t lovely night and five tables OF enhu
siasc bridge players enjoyed the games steaming kettle
of hot dogs the disposal of ALL with delicious buns and
various kinds of condiments Those attending had happy
time preparing their sandwiches Mr.. r. p MCGEE
first prize for the men, Mrs L. T. Miller for the ladies' and
Mr. Flozell Holly the second prize for the Mrs.
Nellie Pierce second for the ladies' delightful evening was
spent by all who present
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-09-01
WADE-JONES

Miss Beatrice Deloris Jones became the wife of Mr.. Will
Joseph Wade Tuesday evening September g. 1912 The
ceremony performed by Rev j. d. Wheaton at the St
Stephen Methodist Crc parsonage. The bride love
" wo-pece blue dress with sheer white blouse blue hat
blue shoes white gloves and she carried beautiful white
bag that completed her attire Mrs Wade is clerk at the
Century Burial Home Office and Mr. Wade is employee
Olden Service Station Both graduates of Yazoo
High School No. 2 and have the good wishes of their many
friends.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-09-01
TWO ALCORN TEACHERS INDUC.
ED INTO ARMY -

Aleorn. Miss August 15-John L. Stewart Ad1ng
g 4h division Of Arts and Sciences and lnstrud
Of Chemistry and Biology; and Claiborne G Craddo&
Coach Of the football and Critic Teacher in the
oratorv High School Acorn A. NJ College, were induc
into the army on August r. They are scheduled to rep
70 Camp Shelby Hattiesburg Miss, at the end OF their I
Tough.
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-09-01

A few weeks ago Mrs Carrie Richardson entertained at
pretty home Calhoun Avenue IN honor OF the former
Randolph sisters they are Mrs Ella Randolph Owen. Mrs.
Ethel Randolph Hubbard Mrs. Bernece Randolph Brown
lee and Mrs Memie Randolph Dennis all OF Chicago ILL.,
The sisters were for the funeral OF their brother who
became i'll while the United States service The occasion
was merry which these young ladies chance to
renew old acquaintances and friends well as
FORGET in part the occasion for which they here
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-09-01
so !E T Y
HAS BIRTHDAY

On August Is 1912 Francis Lawson, the little daughter
Of Mrs Daisy Fuloye lawson and granddaughter OF DR.
E. Fulove celebrated her eighth birthday FULLY thirty
five children were present and they all had big time. Deli
~ ; cream and cake were served and make the affair
more gala each child given balloon Here IS hoping
that little Francis will have many more bright birthdays
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-09-01

The last meeting of the Thursday Evening Bridge Club
held in the beautiful home OF Mr. Mrs d. W. Lind
sey Calhoun Avenue. War saving stamp books were
awarded prizes and delicious served repast
The evening very ENJOYABLE
The century voice. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 194?-19??, 1942-09-01
VISITS HOME OFFICE

Mr. T. Moss of Friars Point Miss, agent in the
dae District and one of the largest in the Century,
;;td the Century Home Office few weeks ago. With him
was Mr. Chick Neal, also of Friars Point
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-06
Obituary
Dwight B. Lee
Prayers Here tomorrow
Rites al Akron, Ohio

Prayers for Dwight 3. Lee. 6S,
will be said al 3 p. m. tomorrow in
the William r. Hamilton Chapel,
3975 Cass avenue. The body will
then be sent TO Akron, o., his boy
hood home. for burial.
Mr.. Lee, one OF the founders Of
Motor Products Corporation and
Its president for many years. died
of a heart attack in his room in
the Detroit Athletic Club. In poor
health. he had been retired for
two years.
Mr.. Lee leaves his wife, Ger
trude. of the Whittier Hotel; q
daughter. Mrs. Elma Hartzell OF
Wallingford. Pa; sister. Mrs.
Will c. Henning Of ST. Louis. and
five grandchildren.