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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-08

Ky Barb" Rarncs

Iii pehs and Dates! Well. here
II is Easter vacation and from
what I've seen everyone is enjoy
ing themselves tremendously.
Better make good OF this vacation
because the next one viii be June
90. Now herc are some OF the low
downs on the wheatley game and
dance, | spotted some OF the ST.
Paulites whom l haven't seen In
ages, Harry Eulford (the chic
ken king, Roger Anderson, Wally
pettiford, Don Powells. Connie
Scroggins, and Helen Williams.
saw Ollie Thomas who is home
ON leave and he's looking better
than ever,
Betty MayeS l wish more pco-
pie would do what you did and
write me a real nice letter and
want 10 thank YOU again,
Although the wheatlcy Wizards
lost II was nm exciting game with
Ronnle Stone making most OF
those long shots and Lucious
Jemison making few nice shots
The Sheerlradcrs were really on
the ball since Il was the last game
Of the basketball season, Many
compliments were handed them.
Close Your Eyes" seemed 10
be the record OF the evening and
do believe Martha Benford took
the song seriously,
saw Eleanor Wallace work
ing "a big taste" doing the chic.
ken
Mile Bronson was there hook
ing too tough for words Glor-
Ia Bush was there doing a dance
which looked like the Rhumba and
was something Ia watch A couple
of girls whom saw whose feet
must have been awful tired cause
they were walking and dancing
around In bare feet,
ON Thursday night the Loo Dta-
hlocs are giving their annual
bunny hop and ! hope TO see all
YOU itttcrbugs out doing some
thing outside OF the chicken,
Say Bcv nanham. Inez Smith.
Wanda hlakcly and Janice Duke,
where were you girls Saturday
night Babysitting huh. Bov9
know wen see YOU girls out
ThursdaylN
Tuesday jeanne Carter gave
party and ! must say II was real
swell Well champs, guess that's
about all the news could dig up,
but III be back in two weeks dig.
ging up some more ... Later
Barb"
PS. would like some sug-
gcsttons from you Kids" on what
tp run In this column and can't
Dig up everything alone so do
need you help Think II over
and drop M" line or two giving
me your suggestions
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-08
0. 0. KING AND BAND
Az LABOR TEMPLE
MONDAY, APRIL ~

Il, Il. King and his orchestra,
featuring Bin Harvey, Willie Mae
Thornton and Gate Mouth
Brown viii lead the post Easter
paraders In n dance at the Min
neapolis Labor Temple Monday
night, April IL,
King, known 10 many an
Blues King" had been widely re-
quested for some time by many
dance fans OF the Twin Cities
area, according to promoters OF
the Monday night dance.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-08

Improved! A. w. Jordan. bSl
Marshall Az was confined 10 his
home last week due 10 illness lie
has improved and he returned 10
his duties nj Federal Cartridge
Corporation
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-08
Social and Personal
r ST. PAUL s

To Attend Chamber or Commerce Meeting A guest at
meeting the Paul Chamber of Commerce April u
will be Nathaniel A. Evans 97S lglehar Av president of the
North Central Civic Club.
Sad Mission Mrs Joseph Stubs of New York City
of Mrs Clarence Schnck 36l n
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-08
Social and Personal
Z MINNEAPOLIS 4

Morocco Club Holds Meeting The Morocco club held
business meeting at the home Mr. and Mrs Luther
1884 Fourth Av. S. Saturday evening April Lunch was
served following the business session The meeting will
at the home of Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Fowler
MI onS Anri
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-08

COUNTY OF UENNETtS
DISTRICT COTU1
Fourth Judicial BlHtriri
~ the matter Of the Application
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Il Minnesota Corporation 10 rSRiFisi
the lIiio 80 the fuiluwiuF described
real estate situated IN iieEusFtr
fuUuiF Miun'Hnia namely
i.mt Ton GGy. Hlo'k Ris 90
fafh Addition 90 Minneapolis.
Variety Construction Company.
MluusHota Corporation. ~.
pilrhuf.
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A OLSON ana al oibtr persons
az paffIoH uHkunwn. claiming
suY tight title. estate. lion or
interest IN the real estate dee.
'rIh'd lU tha application Hr
amendments herein. Defend
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-08

This II the paper with the elias
sIfIcd ads and the satisfied custo
mers,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-08
The state 81 Minnesota u" ,ks
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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-08

PS. would like some sug-
gcsttuna from you Kids" on what
tp run In this column and can't
Dig up everything alone sn I do
need you help Think II over
and drop m" a line or two giving
me your suggestions,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-08

TSTC Meets: Mr. y Edward
Hail. 1913 Iglchart Az, was host
last Saturday evening 10 the
TSTC club At his home
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1955-04-08
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-17
Unwed Couple Told to Prove
Children Will Get Good Home

berry and two investigation
charges over the last several
years.
The Welfare Department work.
er added that during the last
separation three of the five chill
dren were taken into custody
by the department and that the
mother told her she had no de-
sire to see the youngsters again.
Last month, however, a recon-
citation took place and the
couple asked for the children
again.
The man declared in court.
under the questioning Of Attor-
ney Thomas Ahern, ST., that he
has a steady job as a carpenter
and that it has been q long time
since he was last arrested.
81 see a lot Of Improvement
in myself since I stopped drink
ing" he declared, and then he
promised to marry the mother
if she wishes after she obtains
her divorce.
The mother told Judge Cockrill
the children actually worship
him" She said she was positive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-17
Court Aids Widow
Seeking Arlington
Burial for Veteran

Judge Richmond B. Keech to-
day temporarily restrained the
Secretary of the Navy and the
executor of the estate of dead
chief petty officer from sending
the body to Tennessee for burial.
The widow, Mrs. William H.
Baker, OF 2725 Terrace road Sc.
asserted that the Tennessee bur-
ial would deprive the couples 10
year-old daughter of opportunity
to visit the grave. Mrs. Baker is
asking that her husband, from
whom she was estranged, be
buried in Arlington Cemetery.
The widow also pointed out
the cost of sending the body and
the burial would deprive the
daughter of some of the income
left by her father.
The complaint for restrain
ing order, filed in the q. S. Dis
trict Court for the District of
Columbia, said Mrs. Baker had
reason to believe her late hus-
bands will asked burial in Ten
nessee. The suit was filed in be-
half Of Mrs. Baker by Attorney
Eugene j. Shubert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-17

he could make o good home for
them.
Afterwards, the man told the
Judge:
81 feel that she (the mother)
will cooperate with me, and !
have felt that way since the time
I saw her starting to look in my
prayer book. And she told me
that if I bought her a hat. she
would go to church with me,
That was three or four days
ago."
In light of the history of this
case" Judge Cockrill said, there
is going to have to be more than
mere statements of good inten-
tons. You will have to prove
that"
She then committed the chill
dren with a warning that the
couple must make plans to pro-
vide q good home for them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-17

An unwed couple with q his
tory of desertion and arrest was
given 80 days by Juvenile Court
yesterday to make definite plans
for the woman's five young chill
dren.
Judge Edith H. Cockrill con-
tinued the commitment of three
children in question to the Well
fare Department for three
months. after she listened to the
couples history.
1t was brought out in testi-
mony that the mothers legal
husband deserted her longer
than six years ago and that. Of
her five children, three were the
offspring Of the man she is now
living with.
A social worker testified the
couple broke up often during the
past few years and that the
children were frequently in need
of care when the man got drunk
and the mother left the home in
despair.
A social worker declared the
man had police record of seven
drunk charges, five diSorderly
charges, three assaults, one rob-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-17
Delegate to Run Aguin

CHI A r 10 TTESVILLE, Va,
Mar. IT (P).-Henry B. Gordon,
Charlottesville representative in
the Virginia House of Delegates,
has announced his candidacy for
reelection subject to the July
IL Democratic primary. An at
torney, he is seeking his fifth
term in the General Assembly.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
CHURCH NEWS

The closing exercise of the In
stitute of the B.M&E. State Con-
vention was held at the Warren
Avenue Baptist Church on Mon
day, Dec. 5. 1855 at 1880 pm. Rev.
S. ]. Williams, pastor of First
Baptist Institutional. was guest
speaker. Rev T. c. Spann intro
duced the speaker.
Rev. II. l.. Davis presented the
awards. The chairs of Central
Baptist and Warren Avenue. rem
dered music for the occasion. The
faculty of the Institute: Rev.
VIM. Bishop, Mrs. Della Lee
Rev. II. l.. Davis, Rev. E. f.
Fields, and Rev. w. r. Matthews,
Sessions are held each Fall and
Spring.
The Mothers Board Of the
Warran Avenue Baptist Church
will hold its annual Mothers din
ner at the home of Mother
Scrugg, 1902 Z. Warren on Sum
day, Dec. IS. 1855 at 3 pm.
The Missionary Society Of the
Warren Avenue Baptist Church,
is preparing Christmas baskets
for the needy families. If you
arc one to read this and would
like to contribute to the worthy
cause, you may do so by calling
the church. TIE. 2-8133 or TIE.
2-4588 and leave your name and
address.
your Bible, study Science e.
Health, and perform your
duties. God will take care
of the rest, for His Mind is
the everlasting controlling
Power. Substance is of Spir-
it, and not matter. God is
substance of mans life.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17

BY knowing that God alone
is the substance of mans life,
and that it is His will that
all men receive according to
their labor in the right di-
reCtion, is a good omen.
FRUITLESS WARS
One man does not have
to war with another to take
away from him that which
he has. This is true because
God is substance, and peace
able. And mankind only
needs to know the real
peace of God. 1t is Spiritual
logic for the race of man to
open consciousness, an d
heart to the knowledge
that in Gods universe peo-
pie should live in right
eous judgment. And it is
right that all who work for
a living, should have their
rightful substance, as God
would have it be, and not
according to mortal strife,
and when this is accomplish
ed, all will be well through
spiritual understanding. Be-
lieve it or not, it is true that
the peace of God, through
prayerful wisdom and
knowledge is the best way
to settle all human diff
ferences.
When mankind becomes
willing to let God judge be-
tween one another, all will
be able to eat their bread
in peace. And there will
be some left besides with
which to buy the other
necessities of these modern
times. Everybody should
be happy by knowing that
when men gather together,
Gods man meets Gods man,
and all are His perfect
ideas, created in His spir-
itual image and likeness.
Man has many more I'M
James Cooper, Mr.. Burnell Lee,
Mrs. Robert and Wilfred Chand-
Ter. Mr.. T. L. Lee, Mr.. and Mrs.
oneal Henry she the daughter
of the Lees) and grandchildren
Of the Lees. Vernon, RENAL, Vic
tor. Ledall, Henry, and Mr.. Vir-
gil Burnell.
Dinner was buffet style. Ev-
ervone expressed themselves as
having spent a most wonderful
evening.
Mr. Lee has been employed Tor
Is wears in Ford Motor Co. Mrs.
Lee is a dutiful usher at the
Warren Ave. Baptist Church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
CELEBRATE TWENTIETH
ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Lee, 1857
Beaver ST., with family and
friends celebrated their twentieth
wedding anniversary last Sun
day.
Those who came to help add to
the low OF the occasion were: Mr..
and Mrs. d. Mcknight and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Feaster
Cooper and family. Mr.. and Mrs
Fred williams. Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Phelphs and family, Mr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17

Mrs, Margaret Burson of At
lanta, Ga, is visiting friends and
relatives.
The Altar Circle of Second
Baptist Church held a business
meeting at the church Monday
afternoon. with the president.
Mrs. Walker. presiding.
After the agenda was cleared. a
delicious luncheon was served to
the club members and their
friends And what do you think
for nice surprise. Ole Santa
had come with a great big pack
on his back. leaving many beau
tiful gifts on the altar under a
lighted Christmas tree.
Mrs Winola Conway's birth
day breakfast was quite a jolly
affair Many beautiful gifts were
received and a toothsome break
fast served.
The guest were Mrs. Edna
Powell. Mrs Georgia Johnson,
Mrs. Leona Wilma. Mrs. Isola
Graham. MeSsrs. Clarence Brown,
James SHADES. Eddie Jones and
William Tracer. Greetings were
being received all day
We trust Mrs Alkaline Frazier
of Larchmont will soon be her
self again.
Mrs. Dora Wilcox and Miss
Catherine Kelly. employees of
Diggs Insurance. are on the
sick list. May they soon recover
The Ellitoriap Business Wo-
mems Club held their regular
meeting al the Club House Tues
day night with so members pres
emit Mrs. Ruth Clemens, preSi-
dent. asks for the final report on
the Beaux Arts Ball which was
most pleasing TO all
The Educational committee was
hostess 10 the club.
The Earnest Workers Club of
Second Baptist Church. met at
the home Of Mrs. Ellen Childs
Thursday evening.
Election of officers were as fol.
lows. Mrs Rosa Scott, president
Mrs S. Fuller, vice president
Mrs Katherine Williams, secre.
tary Mrs Lula Taylor. assistant
secretary; Mrs S. Woods. treas
urer: Mrs. Clara Brown, financial
treasurer. Mrs. Lillian Jackson
reporter, and Mrs. f. Childs,
chaplain
The hostess. Mrs Chaplain
served a delightful fried chicken
dinner. Mrs. Rosa Scott, presi-
dent; DR.. A. A. Banks. pastor.
Libertarian Study Club met
Tuesday afternoon at the Club
House with the president. Mrs
Vivian Booth, presiding.
The club is studying the
Northern Travelogue and Can
ada, our neighboring country, was
the discussion.
Religion and history preceded
a discussion on MY Travel In
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17

scr and anthropology at Wayne
University, has been awarded a
Smith-Mundt professorship of So
GEOLOGY and anthropology at the
University of San Carlos in
Guatemala City, Guatemala.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
ART INSTITUTE SCHEDULES
CHRISTMAS PROGRAMS

Puppets and movies are SEIZED
uled by the Detroit Institute OF
Arts to entertain children during
Christmas week. Advance sale OF
tickets for marionette shows on
Tuesday and Thursday. Decem-
Der 27 and 20. at 2:3o o'clock
each day. will start December
II at Crinnell's downtown and
the Institutes publications desk.
Admission to "the Museums
Marvellous Manikins." an anthem
tic late 10Th century vaudeville
end variety marionette show, is
twenty-five cents for adults ano
children.
Two Walt Disney films Seal
Island" and Beaver Valley" will
be shown Friday, December 80
at $3.50 pm, free Of charge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
RECESS FOR CHRISTMAS

All schools and colleges OF
Wayne University will recess for
the Christmas holidays beginning
Saturday noon. Dec. IL, 1855.
Glasses will resume al 8 am. on
Tuesday. January 3. 1856.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
CALENDAR
December 1924

Sunday, December 18-4 pm,
Gallery tour, including Michigan
Artist Exhibition.
Thursday, December 22-7;3O-
800 pm. WTVS-Channel So
THE HISTORY OF ART series,
The Detroit Institute Of Arts TV
show, 1.-The Fauve Salon" con-
Quoted by Franklin Page, Mary
Jane Healey and guests.
EXHIBITIONS
10th Annual Exhibitions for
Michigan Artists, through Decem-
Der 10. Design for Christmas: USE
full objects for the home, through
December 81. Four European
Photographers-Izis Bidermanas,
Brassai, Robert Doisneau, and
Sabine Weiss, through December
81.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17

pun ldllI ODilS dtiOilo III a IL
bread, and materially. Ev-
cry mans duty is to love
God supremacy, and his
brotherman as himself.
DO OUR SPIRITUAL PART
SO when we rise in the
morning, let us make "at-
one-ment", with our God
ourself, and with our fellow
man. God will not afflict. His
statutes are law and order.
In all walks of life, the law
of divine Love, the Word of
God. which passes all hu-
man understanding abides
to be demonstrated in Chris
ton Science forever.
Christ Jesus assured John:
"And behold / come quick
ly; and my reward is with
me, to give every man ac-
cording as his work shall
be-"
And we are taught Life
demonstrates Life. The inn
mortality of Soul makes man
immortal. If God, who is
Life, were parted for a mo-
ment from His reflection,
man, during that moment
there would be no divinity
reflected" (S&H, p. 306).
MIND CONTROLS
And since we have learned
that all Science is of God,
man in his divine heritage
of the divine Principle, is
guided by Mind in his de-
velopment and prepared
edness. Man oftimes in his
work, and long hours of pre-
paredness, deems himself
worthy of material increase,
when he does a good job,
his value of skill increases.
But business belongs to God,
thus making real increase
spiritual.
Our interest in our fell
bowman is to save his con-
seriousness from the myths
of evil, and fill conscious
ness with divine Love, God
who fills all space, and
righteousness fulfills our
needs. In the measure that
the Truth Of being is un-
derstood, all human needs
are met, as the race of man
rises above human discord.
Cali things work together
for good"
There is no better way
than to prayerfully read
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
Society Doings
sENHoWER's APPoINTEE, LECTURES

PRESIDENTS EISENHoWER'S APPOiNTEE. LECTURES
In the edice of Scott Methodist Episcopal Church. Sunday
afternoon Mrs Ella Stewart the 14th former president
the National Association of Coored Women Clubs ectured
to the of Detroit about her travels the Asac cou
tries having covered eight countries SO cities making ZIG
speeches and covering "A 900 miles this goodwill tour
an appointee of PRESIDENT EISENHOWER
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
WAYNE u. CHRISTMAS
CONCERT

Nationally known composers
and conductors will be guest di-
rectors at the Wayne University
Concert Bands annual Christmas
concert, Friday, Dec. l6, at $3.50
pm. in the large auditorium, Ma
sonic Temple. There is no adj
mission charge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
CHRISTMAS HOLLY HOP

Wayne University's annual
girl-bid dance, the Holly Hop,
will be held on Friday, Dec. l6
$50 pm. to am. United Dairy
Workers Hall, l584O Second Ave
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
ATTEND WHITE HOUSE
CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE
Mrs. Irene Graves. a teacher
in the Detroit school system.
education. from Detroit.
attend the ihree-daY White
House Conference on youth and
education. the first of Decem-
Der.
Mrs. Graves who has always
worked so diligently TO help bet
ter the educational system in De-
troit was also a delegate to the
Michigan Conference on youth
and education. having been APP
pointed by Gov. c. Mennen Will
lams.
Now that the Christmas holt
days are approaching, we hope
that each of us will think serious
ly about the cause for which we
celebrate Christmas We do not
by any means celebrate Christ
mas in honor of what we our
selves have obtained, but in hon
or of the Saviour.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-12-17
COMMENTATOR

IOM MEN / n lux
The Century of Progress Club planned to give
their annual holiday dinner Sunday, January l.
The regular meeting held on last Saturday aft
enoon at the beautiful home of Mrs Pearl Underwood
6376 30th Street. The president Miss Hattie Winston
chared the meeting. Reports made by the commit
tees, and other business transactions completed.
- The hostess served delicious full course chicken
dinner and played recordings of local singers and soosts
from her church. Everyone expressed having enjoy
able afternoon.
VISITING IN CALIFO RNIA
Mrs. Helen Hamilton, of $3.50 Hartford Avenue, is in
Los Angeles, California and she has written that the trip
is bringing her great deal of JOY.
MOVED TO CALIFORNIA
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Watson, and family have moved
TO California to live.