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MOTORCYCLES

B.s.A. rs. $50 &c. 1000 n; Ike
nev. saddle BAGS and x.ndshislo;
s2e5. HILL q TgBITTs. iilt
HARLEY.DAvIDsoS -. Mode 81,
q 81 500 .n ED may Ds,'1 ..lrss.
perfect eonc- very 10. mi; easy
sale. Only sses. PRANK SMALL.
JR-. NC. 2o0l Nichols ave- s,e-.
z lh siEi 1913 80: os.r-
head sood condition, must ssii.
ron foUn srDfNe rIEAsuHI ..
have IN excellent selection OF usee
machines 70 choose from POT yeur
man. ne. =, n m.s ss.s s sl .. o l,
e1e!ins &c se.ds Il a AL Iii w
T2RGs9Selx sALss' sia 9th st. az
P0wEfI MOTOR SCOTIA, lsts
model. like new: driven only zoo
siso. ! Esss iinden LINDEN ST. TT Aisr. "a
INDIAN, -; perfect condition. Just
MoIoR scorTER. cushman. a..
model 81; very smail mileage. good
A. j. 8, ave hundred &C. 1s47;
MoToR scooTER. cushmsn model,
~. like new; sl25- Can be seen
H Iles ye I nsSips Z. n-'; a.- al:
A.. q ; :.,;;s 1850 ai'.. sss.l
GAsIeT,payPsoS j. 5s4s "IS5";
HARLEY-DAvIDsON 1885 "74'; ov-
erhauled and painted Sos or best
s AL ci'l AH $40 is.s 81:
S Be- spp ree s sa. me Or Sun seen nooD
To- pm. e21s 4th st. nv. &c
c !sss.s' .s , III. III G &C. s.;ss
LOWTHER stylemaster s-hp p. 2-pas-
trades, terms: immediate delivery.
BLALoCK CYCLE co. sll7 C..
n Az, silysr sprs; Nd. ,,, sH. $3.50 300
road today. See It. ride It and
sv sf MARYLAND cYcIH. sas
,s s1is0 H All r. ~ so Overhead: s4ss
cUsHMAN scooTERs mas been kept
IN peri. cond.; many extras; Q real
buy at $3.50. sH. 1lo9;
ARIEL 1913 35Occ; 5000 mi. sun
day afternoon, weekday eveninss,
SCOoTER, 1s4a. Comet: new. bigger
and better. faster than ever; only
MOTORETTE, 1947; good condition !;
eco. operation; new leather seat.
OIL, 1920.
MOToRCYCIE, Harley. 1871, AS:
excellent condition; s295. DE. 27ss:
mileage, buddy seat, spill-bsrs, sad
die bag: 5000. IA. 57ll:
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SUMMER HOMES

FOR YOUR SUMMER VACATION re-
lax In the beautiful Shenandoah
Valley in the shadow Of the Blue
Ridge Mts, of Va. Eat the ROSE
HILL FARM, mr.. Luray, Va. Guests
by day, wk,, or mo, with rm. and
board. For further info, call Elk.
1929 or ME. 2l46. 10
BEACH HOME, near Annapolis-New,
3 bedrms., 2 baths. all modern IA
eiiities; private beach: furn. less
monthly rate avail, now bookins
CAN ST. $685. or Bay Vista 1927.
wELLE BEACH. MAINE. -Four bedrm
cottage completely furnished. Semi
F1atSy Or ssasSn ss s4 s5i 1 e,
EHopE ISLAND ouEsT HOUSE,. 10
%. Rhode Island ave. Atlantic
City. At. City A7263. 19s
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BEACH COTTAGE

H.rald Harbor-Beaeh cottage. 900
n from fine sandy beach: rooms
with : Sleeping porches. running
water, "A bath, pine-paneied living
nm, plastered bedrm. walls, cleo:
refgr. and stove; lot 50xl00; priced
$3.50: terms. See o. A. RYAN,
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REAL ESTATE LOANS


FIRST Trust LOANS on real estate;
i %ont Iats' p.sm 81 r.: ssWsn WHARF a
cHMsfHi' ifSS f6SNs r st bSAyT-EfnAdiyIds ss
wants to obtain and trusts on D. G.
RESIDENCES Or vii buy for cash. 81
, Ss n pS i ssSoS e, f Fl 81 lass
. 5Ssi 2 s. Ss s.cSSksD s@ ssssusr-v.
win bug ssecnd-trust notes, D c..
s;;FFssS n o Ss kss;:eS'i isv isss.
kokToAGf ioAxs. ls.4m$-s So,
graded aeeordins - character 81
~ I0 Ssp a Tloss 81 iS g: = s. Az
: 90 :' III ssEii: vi; ssF
. S2 si os ss si 4 issrif. $40 e and
e. ssa III 2Ssa y scsxHHR' .: ssI's iSssis
+ !: :'i Z: = ~
md AND sra r.usr NOTES pur.
CHASED; PREM, suotssNstae ,.. hso.
c as 's ISs ''; ssa vi ris 1861 NOTES
white or eoicredb ---ouick settle.
ment; prefer personsl calls 70 tale.
phone sslls,FuIToN 9 S0sSS
Brokers. attention.
WILL BUY deferred purchase MONEY
second trust; reas. discounts. N
QUICK. 81. 77S1; ewes. IA. SAis
sxcoNp TRUST. $3.50, for sale d
Sl.5b0; well secured; repay $6o
monthly. RIA. 1851, Mondas O
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AVAILABLE IMNEDIATEtf--is+a
Chesyostt vkrA s.&ksa pareis are
p.ckaca. fer hire - CAV, uE OF ena-
trae: PUBLIC SERVICE pRiy-rE-
sEy 1898 / o.. az ME- FOIL
VET DESIRES houssnoie rSE1nG ren
hAaanG. ccnssseT Bark injured
prcrrpi service: reas- Do Se7s. --S@@
VET Has l'r-tcz trStk .sT hEr.
81 the hour ~ tae esg Ny $+li
3i2 Randeapa pi re 50
VAN TRUCK. am stIs .os sforrt
service; reas isesl OF isng distance
IA sps7 after 4 rm- OF stis
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AuroMoTfvF MIscFLLANEoUs

TK1fL1R MfCHIs irstaiiez. ssatsor
wagons repaired, SstdtrG TrEek
eepartment FEED o 6icHEER
IRON WORKS, INC. 1914 24tk 81.
NV. RE 24Ia 81
STEEL Truck DUMP BODY. With
hoist S-ysFd capacity. PALS
Church 0Gss 1e'
PONTIAC 1889 station vsEor per
feet body. sell eli rart1 Also other
makes TRUCK CENTTR, n 2535
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AgreAesg,ia sca aAls

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saan ts.s -
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+ a. ~,
'ess @a' 49,. $3.50
49, -
ssa r.g - 80.
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$500 q. ~ Ass &c
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.s's., 80. e. 80 Z. -. -: - '' .sa..
~ Ssss ., "a els,
$3.50 - .s 1855
ssss ~,s'sss. ss.ss, S., .. s:s.
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= {; - :; ;r' I'll Sc -. s..': $
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80 $500. 80. 80. M.ssSt>sls
,rsss so'ys st c'srs~sss
roar fssa asyss 4. tas. r~sss !,
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. on, So . .s.s t ssss a.. 80 s.., :.
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YAxlSAR FOR SALE

Attention, Taxi Drivers
For 4ais OF rent isAp axleaos See
AZ acost new rental uiaG8. BEL
CAB co 1917 L o.. nv Ex sTa6
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GARAGES FOR RENT

GARAGES FOR RENT
LARGE 2-CAR. FIREPROOF, private
3122 LeRoy pl. NV: kew on prem
ises: lease, S26 Der mo. GEORGE
Y. WORTHIN0TON d SON. Ma.
scan. overhead doors, 500 %. IT.;
iantic Sc. 10. 3-4s03. 30
q" cHA Is" D sAdER. NC. sa4 18th
THE RAE or SEQ D ST. ME-
story double brick sarase; suitable
LIvAN BROTHERS. 1890 x nv.
sth AND COLUMBIA RD. vIcTNirY
list commercial. dble. garage, for
storage or list commercial use; S25
monthly. Call DU. $500 or RA.
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GARAGES WANTED

GARAGE WANTED, 2, 8, or 4-csr
End commi. alley gar. wanted. Cal
WOODWARD. EN-. 1913 Mon. after
pm. 20
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SHERWOOD FOREST

beautiful T-rm. furnished cottage
with aft. screened porch: all
electric kit. including RANGE. re-
frigerator. WASHING machine. hot
water heater: immaculate eond {;
available for the month Of July. z.
M FRY INC. WI 500. Ii
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MOTOR scooTERs

CUSHMAN 1847 motor scooter; excel
SERVICE STATION. Biadenkbura
and Nj. olivet rds. ne. -l9
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20 NJ 81. NE. ME. U505. rs
TRUCK SPECIALS
ie4s Chevrolet 2-ton 3-yard dump.
g lure cab; heater: -, aeinre:stsl'
ls4s cheNynrolss H-son pickup de
1915. Fora m-.on pickup. heater.
McMahon Chevrolet, Inc.
1910 Upshur 81 NV. oE: 0loo
TRUCK BARGAINS
1898 studebaker, 2-ton chassis and
cab. s-speed axle, ash plated frame.
booster s,ssss u:ss ,s very n sae
,s 81 ns studssak.r. siesup
heater. overdrive; nsw-truek eond.
is4s Ford. a-ten chassis and cab,
2-spsed axle. Best buy $es5. j.
lels studsbaksr. 2-ton chassis and
s s,s, 9Th an a:T i as-''rd DUMP body
1876 ons.Iois. Ih-ssa chassis and
1917 ssudsS.ksr. a-sea DUMP body.
one-tnird down. balance weekly or
q BENNING MOTORS
1900 Benning I'd. n.e.. u. 99z2
1913 INTERNATIONAL 2-ton dump.
S7a5.
Jeep amphieious. new eone.: $6p5,
GMc ats-ton dump truck. rev mo
tor: 1895.
ONO sleeper tracter. air brakes. IKE
new, $3.50,
1919 ford ls-ton. is-fs. stake. O.
1917 oic l-.en stake. sllse
1915 Ford dump. s-speed. $3.50.
iQ<e Jeep. Low miles. es6e.
1910 Chevrolet. a-vhesl excel. SECS.
1910 On. III C1c. $500.
f7-ft. furniture body, 500.
/. o00-gal. oil tank: make e1ef.
lotion Dorsey trailer. $500.
virginis and p. c. inspeetsens. We
buy and sen Army trucks and parts.
ONO truck dsslsfs. 30 ether truck
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.
$500 Lee IVY. Ak. M Tooc.
Ntght service enA etAe4 truek eAy.
Tsins q oar AiexanaYis plant 1901
0Fcncea - ov. 1eo4
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Is Aa-snE. 1p4I va
I@-sg stake ca1y. sAsS lnts-rs,
tArras KB-- 1R&- ase&HE, ~xSs+Asr'
eGy. sa&s fSt&rEassccAt C-sss eRf
asa der eoey rev Rec O4arars
Ez &EsY &s9A peeeTAs ter
lk&@ ss trMEae< tear
S42S f1te-nAt era KE-s = arc
: tcrs Ets s1zt sHmrsss4 tresiA,
eakceuEt1 Csssfp!s; sE-se. ass
cas AID fz-f- sake. rsaf sEy ssSA
MALkosEys. nc s5ss Ga are
savey sz-Eas Nd
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED
WANTED-fs- ToS PANEI TRTCk
VII pay - "a SsEaa VIC aJ@e
IA pE -tg
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AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE

AND CAR for hire.
Brand new Lincoln Cosmopolltan Sc
dan. Free to travel. Gail DE 1859
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WATERFRONT PkOP. WANTEp
3-bedroom cot
tage, for month Of July. PA. 1850.
WILL PAY CASH for water front
home on the bay or river. State
particulars, location. price. Box
407-K, Star.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE.
SEVERAL END TRUST NOTES for sale
well secured, moderate discounts
END TRUSTS $40 monthly. includins
6Ts for approx. 7 yrs. and o months
TO go. Small LIST trust. Wants
S35 monthly. inelud. 6T. approx. -
yrs. to 60. wants $4,000.
The above notes. well secured and
indorsed. MA: 1772 or sH. 1622.
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cdr. sedan; purchased Oct: blue
and gray poreeIantxec. de lure radio.
underseat heater. seat covers put 90
seal: s.sso miles. owner only driver.
excellent cond.: l:sss or best offer
CHEvEOLET 1910 e-dr. sed: T. and
h.. seal covers; perfect motor: nsw
paint; $3.50 or bss; ctsr. CT. aA4s.
cnEvRoLEr ia4a s-doar; hestsr.
seat covers: elsan; 5000 mech cord.
Price $50 To. 5000. -ie
s sl.st al it sas ~ 7s ss' new e.
cHEyRoLET 1855 SD radio. hsat-
i,sh,' sr.vas. o~nsr' $500. vi
CHEVROLET ls.s q. inxs s.yls.tns
4-dr. sedan; si.sss. WI sit4.
CHEVROLET is47 r..tmasser z-dr.
s.sss. a. s,.sss. csiT Tu. 600
c q III ,s47 r,...,,n.. isliy
s sssl' .,.s ss''s ar1is Is Mo4 ss co.
c..vEo.Ir i a. . .ss, s.s.. G. g;
sua;sE:i;.s; a. ..:s q e. As ~. p:
c INV 81 is4s nss.,.. al eessr.
an6 body styles lnnnsd dslsrefrs
:s7s Il; nssosssiiss sa RssSgoHsa vss,. e
salers, 1914 o. ave. OF Tese--ta /
CHEvKoIET. ie4s se6sr. black
nnish: icv nl. fully GRafArteeks /
cArTToL MoToR Co. 1901 "a
cMTvRoaEr rs4e russea 4-es. Sc
seat covers. sss Alter. 81 aifers sss-
nal iighss. srsilwerks &loa. o.,
cHry. 1870 Ger. sedan. ssss. sols
JsnHiass re. Ksnsingten. ma, H.
csrynoIEr 1888 seaps: hss.sr. soee
tires: $3.50 or best 1sef o.. eSj5 1
CHEy. ~ s-er. Isss-: rxeso. - haze
sxc. naerh, cone-s sane ewnfF ~
Els.; ssss or sest sffeS. IA. ITses. Il
cnisnoLxT ls.s s- g., sss z, -.
sss d s.sssssa' ssssssson' s'e.e'
ckvkoIS4 1919 s-sse. Q. isss.
bran1-nsw. nsssg ssse hss.srs
MsTs rhcns sss. nsshis. Msa-,
cmgsyIo I'll iss. sy.n..sr .s.s
80 i cwnes. q and ~ vsN sefst /
W,.sst sh1ns4so III III
ave. ne. co. osas-
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SUMMER CAMPS

HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS
HUNT LODGE near staunton. Va.
q foot s1 q sias Ridss MA s % acre.
In orchard. Plenty Of deer. pleas
ants. wild turkey and squirrels. s.
acre bond with wild ducks year
round. New building B0x100,. elec..
N. q W. r. r. A hunters paradise.
Only S2H. 600. Terms. RA 1900
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1913 4-dr, ssd r, h
extras, s.4na mi, llGs
owner. &9S. Nj
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-08

Reserve University will hold its
annual Christmas dinner party on
Monday evening December 18th at
$50 o'clock in Stroup Hall of the
Windermere Methodist Church,
which has become the traditional
place for the Sorority to have its
Christmas party.
Mrs. Lou Brown has arranged
the program. Mrs. Karl Dick will
give an original musical reading
with piano accompaniment by Mrs.
Robert Walter. Miss Mary Trem-
bath will sing two Christmas songs
-"No Candle was There and No
Fire" and "Voices Of the Sky" She
will also be accompanied by Mrs.
Walter. THE Story of the Christ
mas Rose" will be read by Mrs.
William Won Stein.
Following this there will be
games and a gift exchange. Also
all members will have brought
Welfare gifts to be given to the
Warrensville Infirmary.
The last part of the program
will be the singing of Carols, lead
by Mrs. Arthur Hasenflug, direc-
tor of the Lyndhurst Civic Chorus.
Gay invitations are again mailed,
announcing that on Saturday even
ing, December TO-, resonant sleigh
bells will ring a welcome at the
threshold of the home of Carmela
Cafarelli, 1886 Corydon I'd. Cleve-
land Heights, where gaiety of
Christmas songs and holiday cheer
will greet members of the Cafarelli
Opera Guild and Chorus.
Guests will first be entertained
with a cocktail party by William
Cowles at p. m. and will follow
a Christmas supper to be served
by Mrs. John Carmone and Mrs.
K. G. Cafarelli.
At midnight, after the arrival
of Santa with his pack of gifts,
there will be large Christmas
cake containing numerous tokens
prophecying the future of the re-
cipients. Santa Claus will max the
initial cut, to the tune of Jingle
Bells.
Certainly there is variety in pro-
gram for the Sunny Monday club
and this Monday, the 18th, the
Golden Ayers will hear about birds.
Miss Elsie A. Foster is going to
discuss "Canaries AS A Hobby.
Original bits of verse will be
volunteered by the Windermere
Study Club members for the roll
call at their Christmas Party to
be held Tuesday, December 18th
in the home of Mrs. Herbert j.
Wills, 946 Dresden ave. Assisting
Mrs. Wills will be Mrs. Harold T.
David and Mrs. Carl S. Winner.
A salad luncheon and a program
in keeping with the occasion is
planned
Members of the Wittenberg
Women's Guild are invited to hear
the review of the book, Mary, by
Sholem Asch Thursday, December
Is at IL a. m. at the Higbee Com
pany.
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ClubA

Santa comes early this year for
the East Cleveland "Y" Mothers
Club. Place-East Cleveland "Y"
house at Euclid and Lee. Time, l
p. m. Date-December 10Th.
Mrs. George Reeble, program
chairman has planned merry
Christmas. There will be carol
singing by Shaw High students
under the direction of S. Robert
Fraser and Mrs. Halle Loomis
Craytor, from Cuyahoga County
Library, will speak on "The Long
Christmas" Come and bring your
friends.
Mrs. Fl. A. Draheim, Circle Three
chairman has charge Of the lun-
cheon. Please call GIL. 3425 by
Tuesday the 18th for your reser-
vation.
Mrs. H. G. Kuehn, ways and
/ means chairman and her commit
tee want to call attention to the
card party they are working on
for January 10Th. Circle the date
on the calendar now so you will
not miss the party.
The monthly meeting of the
! Alumnae Association of the Huron
Road Hospital School of Nursing
will be held Wednesday evening
December 14th, 1949 at the hospi-
tai.
The business meeting will begin
at 500 PM, followed by the an
nual Christmas party under the
direction of Mrs. Eileen Hallen-
beck.
The Daughters of st. Ursula
will sponsor a party at Fenway
Hall Hotel, 10th and Euclid,
Thursday, December 18th. Cards
will follow the luncheon which will
start promptly at 1890. Reserva-
tions are limited. Mrs. Cornelius
Durbin, CE. 24S5, is the chairman
while Mrs. Thomas Dempsey at
MU. 1921, is co-chairman.
|
The Hilltop Garden Club will
hold its annual Christmas Party on
Wednesday, December 14th, 1870
p. m. at Caledonia School.
Program by the Flower Ar
rangers" on Christmas decora-
tions.
Mrs. w. G. Imboden, chairman
of hostesses, assisted by members
of the board.
The Alumnae Chapter Of Theta
Lambda Phi Sorority of Western
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-08

Members of the Wittenberg
Women's Guild are invited to hear
the review of the book, Mary, by
Sholem Asch Thursday, December
Is at IL a. m. at the Higbee Com
pany.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1949-12-08

The Alumnae Chapter Of Theta
Lambda Phi Sorority Of Western
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-22

IL in the a. m. and TO 6 pm.
the unit will be al Miller School
also on Monday. Feb. 7th. from
IL noon until 5 pm. and $50
TO $50 p. m. for the residents
from Outer Drive to Visger be-
tween 7th street to l4th. Keep
these dates in mind, let's help
20 make a healthy Ecorse.
The NAACP Executive Board
1Sld a meeting al Westside
Center Thursday evening as
President David Copeland pre-
sided for the last time before
installation Of new officers and
board that will take place at
the Community Method st
Church. Seventeenth and Sal
hottie. on Sunday. Jan. 23rd at
400 D. m. Mr.. Louis Jordan,
newly elected president Of the
Downriver Branch, made the
following committee chairmen
appointments for the year OF
,g49:
Chairman OF the Board. Mr..
Ebert Collins; Press and Pub
licity. Miss Octavia Smith: La
Dor and Industry. Mr. William
duncan; Interracial, Mrs. Fran.
ces Petross: Entertainment. Mrs.
khea Bacchus; Membership, Mr..
Watkins Coleman; Youth Advis-
or. Mr.. Wilson Hughes; Legal
Rederss. Mr.. Namon Smith, Mr.,
bred Scott Neusom; Legal Adj
visor. Atty Wade McCree;
-hurch. Rev. f Copeland: Chair
nen OF Legislative and Civil
Rights; Education. Program and
vestigstion and Research TO
be announced before the installa-
ton.
A gay party for the Red
! Feather workers was held in the
| large Conference Room at West
side Center Friday evening APP
pi oximately twenty-five persons
were present as vote OF thanks
was given the chairman. Mrs.
Marie Randolph. Mrs Pearl Pos
tell. captain of the winning team,
* well as individual winner
Outstanding also was Mrs Edna
Bond as individual money-get-
ter as well as Mr.. Peter Johnson,
captain of Business Area.
An enjoyable program with in
Strumental by Miss Audrey Hus-
band. vocal numbers by Miss
Dolores Campbell and readings
bv Mr.. Bonnie Caswell with
musical accompaniment by Mr.
Eddie Nelson was highlight
OF the evening.
Games created social atmos-
pnere with valuable prize:
awarded TO Mesdames Anna
Sharpe. Clara Mitcham. Edna
Bond. Pearl Postell and Frances
Petross and Mr. Norman Red
wine. Door prizes were won by
MIS-. Hazel Hegeman and Mr.
repast was served by the com
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-22
BROWSING AROUND ECORSE
With Frances Peiross

The ladies' were clothed in
their best bibs and fuckers this
past Tuesday eve as they gath
sred at Westside Center atten-
tive TO the charming and sylph
Mrs. Odessa Trotter representa-
tive from the Rose Meta House
Of Beauty of Detroit. Mrs. Trot-
ter opened a series of three lee
lures on. charm from a physical,
spiritual and mental aspect.
Many helpful hints on poise,
happiness, personal grooming
and proper hairdoS were dis
cussed fully to the satisfaction
Of the class. The following two
Tuesdays will end this particular
series at the Center. leading TO
varied group of lectures to be
announced bv Mrs. Pendleton.
director Of Westside.
Delphine Social Club held
their annual party in the home
of Mrs. Blanche Weems. 1856
18th street A very enjoyable
nme was had by members and
guests. Officers elected as fol-
lows: Ma Blanche Weems, pres
ident; Mrs. Helen Gill. vice pres
,cent Mrs. Matte Davis. Sec
retary: Mrs. Leila Boogy, cor
responding secretary: Mrs. Ella
Keefer. treasurer. Plans for l949
was the major topic OF discus
sion,
Friday. Jan. 2lst, a pew rally
rponsorcd by the Senior Choir
of John Wesley Methodist
Church al Beechwood and Wis
ger. with Rev Trammel. pastor
Rev P A. Young Of Scott Meth
odist. and his Junior Choir will
be present 70 render the pro-
gram The public is invited ia
participate.
Plans were perfected Wednes-
day morning in the Council
Chambers of the CITY Hall as
representative from the Tuber-
culosis Health Society with vol
unteers from Ecorse were in
conference relative to the x-ray
survey 60 be given here as the
Mobile Unit arrives in town for
his important Health Service
free TO all All adults over fif-
teen are urged TO have this chest
x-ray.
Early discovery means early
recovery The x-ray examination
takes only a minute as it is not
necessary TO undress. Contact
Mrs. DaAlva Branham and Mrs
Frances Petross for particular:
for Westside Ecorse. The unit
will be at Hyacinth Court Ad-
ininistration Building Wednes
day. Jan. 26. from 10 TO IL in
The morning and 10 s p m.
Thursday from IL noon 10 o
m. and $50 TO $3.50 p. m. fol
the area between Outer Drive
and Viseer from l4th street
through 10th.
FRIDAY. Feb. 4th from 10 &c
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-22

Principal speaker was the
Rev. Robert Brady Jr. presi-
dent Of Detroit branch OF the
NAACP and pastor OF Greater
Harcy and violin solo by Mr..
hing solomon Baptist Church.
Vocal solo by Miss Constance
Charles. accompanied by Miss
Rosalee Abel a reading Tous-
saint L'Oyerture. by Mrs AL
marion Roundtree completed the
interesting program MI Ola
renee Sabbath. assistant princi-
nal Of Northrup School nitro
duced the guests closing re-
marks were made by MI Dennis
Dowdell. director Of the Beech
wood Center Approximately 200
were present al this tribute ban
quot
Nj. and Mrs. James Jackson
II Phil .delphla were guests for
. fortnight OF the Griffins OF
3904-l4th street. Mrs Jackson
Is the sister Of Mis-. Enice Grit
lin. Mrs Brown Of Chicago H.,
was a weekend guest Of Mrs
Helen Gill Of 18th street
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-22
Talmadge Hopes
TO Block Race
Vote, In Georgia

ATLANTA. Ca Young Gov.
Herman Talmadge's quest for
white supremacy" in the state
went forward this week in the
form of four point program
that is 70 be introduced TO the
state legislature. The purpose of
the proposals is TO prevent Ne
gro bloc voting.
The following measures were
submitted to the state legisla-
ture by his lieutenants:
l. Wiping out the current
list of 100000 registered vot-
erS. including 10000 Negroes.
2. Undertaking a new registra-
don under frightened machinery
and procedure. Voters would be
required TO register every two
wears. Permanent registration
lists would be abolished.
3. Each registration would re-
quire a one-dollar fec
4. And amendment to the
Georgia Constitution inserting a
requirement that applicants to
vote must explain in a simple.
fair and reasonable manner"
any section of the State or Fed
eral Constitution.
Secretary of State Ben Fort
son. who administers present
registration laws, said the pro-
gram would cut Georgia's voting
list more. than half.
Rep. Charles Gowen. an anti
administration leader, CHARGED
the proposals would set Georgia
back half a century,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-01-22
Sincerely.
John c. Dancy.

Mr.. Ulysses Boykin
Editor and Publisher
Detroit Tribune
2l46 ST. Antoine
Detroit, Michigan