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?HGAL NOTICES
• Terbert L. Dudley
H Attorney at Law
2#9 E. Warren
No. 221113
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Ip STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the
" Tlrcutt Court for the County of
Wayne, In Chancery.
Roso Glenn, Plaintiff, vh. George
Glenn, Defendant.
At the session of said Court held
at the Court House in the City of
Detroit on the 9th day of Novem
ber, A. D. 1933. Present: Hon.
Thomas J. Murphy, Circuit Judge.
It appearing by the affidavit on
file that the Defendant. George
Glenn, cannot be served by process
Issued out of this Court as it can
not be ascertained in what state oi
country the Defendant resides
On motion of Herbert L. Dudley,
Attorney for Plaintiff, Hose Oleifn,
it is ordered that the bjife ndani,
Georgo Glenn appear and answer
the Hill of Complaint tiled in til's
cause within three months from
date of this Order, or tlint sail
Hill will be taken as confessed and
that this Order be published ac
cording to law and a copy mailed
to the last known address of the
Defendant.
THOMAS J. MCIIPHY
Circuit Judge
(A true copy)
MAITUCK X. MOM AT H
Deputy Clerk 12-9—l-20
Atty. Herbert I'. White
3!.*» Held IHdir.
STATE OF MICHIGAN, In tln-
Circuit Court for the County of
Wyiie, In Chancery.
\asil i'aunovirh. I’laintiff, vs.
Vasilija l'aunovich, Defendant.
At a session of said Court held
on the 7th day of December A. D.
1933. Present Honorable Allan
Campbell, Circuit Judge.
It appearing to this Court from
affidavit on file, that the pin <■ of
residence of the Defendant herein
last known to this Plaintiff is not
Ju the State of Milligan, but that
her last known place of residence
was Dolince Yugoslavia:
IT IS ORDERED that she appear
and answer the Hill of Complaint
filed in this cause within thr- • •
months from the date of this on. r,
or said Bill will lie taken as eon
fessed, and that this order be pub
Halted as required by law in th-
Detroit Tribune, a newspaper
printed, published and cin ul,c>
in said county.
ALLAN t AMTELL
* Circuit Judge
(A true copyi
S. K. VALENTINE
Deputy Clerk 12-Pi—l L'T
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STATE OF MICHIGAN,
ss.
County of Wayne,
\t a session of the Probate Court
for said County of Wayne, held at
the l’robate Court Koom in the City
of Detroit, on the twenty seventh
day of November In the year oue
thousand nine hundred and thirty
three. Present Edward Command,
Judge of Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Harry Hattie, Deceased. On read
ing and tiling the petition of Vance
Kolbuck praying that udininistra
lion of said estate he granted to
himself or some other suitable
person.
It is ordered That the twenty
ninth da> of December, next at ten
o'clock in the forenoon at said
Court ltoom he appointed for hear
ing said petition.
And it is further Ordered, That
a copy of ibis order be published
three successive weeks previous to
said time of hearing, in the Detroit
Tribune, a newspaper printed and
circulating in said County of
Wayne.
KDWAHD COMMAND
Judge of Probate
ACUI ST DIKDKICH
Deputy Probate Keglster,
12-9 12-30
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STATE OF MICHIGAN,
ss.
County of Wayne,
At a session of the Probate Court
for said County of Wayne, held at
tlie Prohate Court Room In the
City of Detroit, on the eighth day
of December in the year one thou
sand nine hundred and thirty three.
Present Joseph A. Murphy, Judge
of Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Georgo Reid, Deceased. An instru
ment in writing purporting to be*
the last will and testament of said
deceased, having been delivered to
tin Court for probate.
It is ordered, that the eleventh
day of .human. next at ten o’clock
in the forenoon at said Court room
he appointed for proving said in
strutnenr.
And it is further Ordered, That!
a copy of this order be published
three sa> ee- ivo weeks previous to
aid time of hearing, in the Detroit
Tribune a newspaper printed and
ciri ’Fating in said County of
Wayne.
JOSEPH A. MURPHY
Judge of Probate
AI’GFST DIEDRICII
D« puty J'rob te Register.
12-16—12-30
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J. MOORE
MOVING
Phone: Townsend 8-8576
9056 Russell St.
MOVING
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PETERSON AND SON
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Phone: Cadillac 3409
J. H. PULLETT
Moving & Expressing
636 Wilkins St.
Temple -• 7*o*2
Robinson’s Express
i;\rmr moyeks
Trunks Mined
Vim Sen liv Plenty Os Pail*
1*2.10 St. Antoine St.
RRLES F. MOSS
Y>mmercial Artist
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TWO NEW MEMORIALS
ERECTED TO LINCOLN
Springfield, 111. —(CNS)Rich iu
loro and traditions of its most fav
orite son. Central Illinois will have
another State museum with the re
toration or the one-time capitol
at Vandalia, where Lincoln first
served in the Legislature nearly
a century ago; ami plans are being
formulated for the preservation of
another historical landmark, the
old State House at Springfield.
Thus Illinois is adding two of
its former capitol buildings to the
already numerous memorials to
Abraham Lincoln.
It was here at Springfield that
Lincoln, crusading against slavery,
made the famous speech iu which
he declared that "A house divided
against itself can not stand.”
Both the old capitols now are
being used as county courthouse
Typical of the first soue structures
erected when the frontier was
pushing toward the Mississippi,
the buildings have been altered
somewhat as they were put to
other uses.
Illinois is taking steps to restore
the buildings, Inside and out, and
usu them us museum for relics,
pictures anti documents of the time
when Lincoln helped govern the
State and Nation.
GRAND PATRON WILLIAMS
INSTALLS LODGE OFFICERS
An impressive installation was
held Friday evening. December 15,
when the Grand Patron, G, R. Wil
liams, made a special trip to De
troit to install the officers of Bath
•dtcha Chapter No. 51; Guiding Star
Chapter No. 11 and Priscilla Chap
ter No. 21.
A contest between Hathsheba
Chapter and Priscilla Chapter was
terminated at this meeting also
liathsheha winning by a small
margin.
Presentations were made to Mrs.
Minnie Thompson, Matron of Guid
ing Star, Mrs. Freeman, past sec
ret arv of Guiding Star, V. A. Bris
tol. Patron of Hathsheba Capter,
by members of Guiding Star. Pres
entations were made to Mrs. Vir
ginia Wesley, matron of Priscilla
Chapter, and Mrs. Helen It. Gantt,
associate Grand Matron and sec
retary of Priscilla Chapter by the
I members of Priscilla Chapter
The address and installation by
| the Grand Patron was thoroughly
| enjoyed by all present. Delicious
r< iroshments were served amidst
the hilarity of a Feather Party,
Miss lb atriye Siott, Conductress of
Guiding Star, being the lucky win
ner of several t’ow’K
On account of the recent illness
of the Worthy Grand Matron, Mrs.
Agnes Bristol, site was unable to
j attend but sent a letter of cncour
lagemenf. These three Chapters tire
looking forward to great accomp
lishments in 1934.
Royster Moving and
Storage Cos.
Any time Any where
Every load insured.
( loved Vans and Open Trucks
21111 Hanley St. Madidim 7.Mi 1
tl lid Iso ii UO.V2 (•url'ield Ml I
Russell's Moving &
Storage Cos.
REASONABLE HATES
Every Load Insured
He Huy and Sell Seeond
Hand Furniture
.VWS HASTINGS St.
Heal Estate Notary I’uhlic
808 SETTLE
MOV INC ANR EXPRESSING
Furniture Itonglit and Sold Here
( lierry 20.'1l 2IMI St. Antoine St.
Eitzroy . '”5 VV 2227 Rrewster St.
our Motto. Me Study That Me
May Serve
TULANE EXPRESS
Expressing and Eight Moving
Haggage Transferred
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K. N. HI’HNS, MANAGER
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MOVING
AND EXPRESSING
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J. S. WRIGHT MOVING CO.
General Moving, f rating,. Parking
ami Shipping
Dependable and Heliahlo Service
Local and Long Distance
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North Detroit News
Dj Mrs. Josephine Bo j den
Mrs. Surah M. Thompson, au old
Detroiter, died In Day City, Mich.,
Doc. 14. She hud been residing in
Day City for three years, and was
the daughter of George and Al
meda Moore, who were among the
pioneer families of Detroit.' Mr.
Mooru was one of the founders of
Ebenezer A. M. E. Church, in 1873,
The deceased is survived by her
husband, u daughter, Kuth; two
brothers, James Moore, of Kuluiua.
zoo, and Arthur of this
city.
The banquet in celebration of the
30th anniversary of the Lydian As*
sochitlon, last Friday evening, was
a Joyous event. The spacious din.
ing hall ut Urewster Center was
resplendent with an artistically
arranged table, with beautiful
(lowers and a huge Lydian blrthduy
cake.
Mrs. Harberd Derd was mistress
of ceremonies, and the following
program was rendered: Solos, by
Mrs. Harper and Mrs. Griffin ad.
dress by Mrs. Hilliard, an expresi
dent; reading, Mrs. F. W. l*oolo;
instrumental solo, Miss G. Grose;
toe dancing, Miss Elizabeth Cur
rish.
The absence of Mrs. Gorilla An
derson, the first president of the
association, was much regretted by
all.
The many guests expressed them
selves as having been wonderfully
entertained. Much credit and grat
itude are due Mrs. J. Kbger and
the other ladies who served on her
committee.
The December'meeting of the as
sociation was held at the home of
Mrs. Stein, of Vinewood avenue. |
It was largely attended and very
interesting, being entertained by
Mrs. E. Sergcnt and Mrs. B. Ter
rell.
The First Republican Congres
sional district, of Detroit, under
the leadership of Ex-Senutor Rox
borough, lias a branch ottlce on
Dequindre street, N. Detroit.
The annual noting of the Ly
dian Association will be held at
the home of Mrs. Grose, I*Bls Scott
st. Mrs. C. Page and Mrs. Groso
will entertain. All members are
irged to be present and reports,
till be read
LOM \X A M. K. ZION
Last Sunday morning, the sor
ruon was delivered by the pastor,
i)r. \V. A. Ulackwell, subject
The Perfect Way', text Psalms
1S: 30.
In the afternoon at 3 o'clock,
the pastor and choir held services
with Jtt'v. Flack, of St. Paul /ion.
The sermon was on “Transfigura
tion."
The evening sermon was an ad
dress to the young men, text,
Proverbs 1:10, “My son, if sinners
entice thee, consent thou not.” In
part lie said:
Tin* coat of yielding to temptation
anti doing wrong, cost one’s fit ti
sliip. Ueeuuse of the age of ad
venture and romance, temptations
are more alluring. L'set righteous
ness as a buckler to shun evil as
sociations and link up with the
leadership of God and His word."
On New Year’s Eve, Dec. 31, a
new spiritual awakening will he
put forth. Following the regular
Sunday evening service, there will
he a brief intermission, after
which, with Madam Saunders as
mistress of ceremonies, each of
seven auxiliaries of the church will
have fifteen minutes of services,
song, and offering , This will he
a contest among the clubs, witli
a prize given for the largest a
mount collected. Following thlr,
will he the watch meeting.
Mrs. Blackwell, wife of the pas
tor, will present a novel progrum
on New Year’s afternoon, at 3
oclock. It Is being looked forward
to with keen anticipation and hope
of success.
After the regular Sunday evening
worship, the congregation will
turry to usher in the Christmas
dawn, with carols and anthems.
All are invited and requested to
remain.
M r. ZION BAPTIST ( HCRCII
Meade Street
The church is making fine pro
gress, under the leadership of pas
tor G. W. Simms, lie preached a
sermon Sunday morning, which
burned into the hearts of all who
heard it. It was a great day of
rejoicing.
The S. S. held its annual elec
ion, Supt. A. J. Homans being
re-elected, because of his Hplendid
icmci* rendered Miss Olabclle
Gardener was chosen secretary.
With the S. S. pledging its hearty
'o-operation, they have laid plans
or a tnerrv Christmas, and a pro
gram of splendid activities for the
lew year. The S. S. hoard was in
•rcased.
Tho Imperial Social club is a
beacon light in N, Detroit, Hnd l.i
now planning to put on many on
tertainig features. The membership
fee is greatly reduced. Any hoy or
girl desiring to JoTn or get in form-
THE DETROIT TRIBUNE
2041 Meade Street
ation concerning the club, are in*
vited to apply to the president,
Charles Homans, 199 McLean.
COSMOPOLITAN RAPT. ( 11l Hi ll
This church, under the able
direction of Pastor M. Holden, has
enjoyed for the pust two weeks
special religious worship, during
which time Rev, E. C. Monroe and
Hev. Itockmore preached wonder
ful sermons upon the ‘‘Need of
Prayer.” Time was allotted for
special prayers for the Scottsboro
boys.
j The pastor delivered the sermon
Sunday morning.
j The afternoon service was held
by OlivK Baptist Church, the
senior choir rendering a fine pro
gram. mid Hev. Ducks preaching
the sermon. The program was as
I follows: reading by Hr. Holland;
solo, Mrs. Wilson violin solo, Mi'.
Lymon; duet, Mesdames Moore and
Harris,; reading, Mrs. Simpson;
: hoo, Mrs. Dukes.
Sunday, Dec. 24, at 3 P. M. Hev.
!J. M Crawfonl and congregation
: will render a program Tuesday
might, Dec. 2C. the S. S. will have
I their Christmas program. Dec. 29,
the Junior Choir will present a
musical program. All are welcome.
Plcusunt Grove Baptist Church
Much interest has been aroused
in the church and its various aux
iliaries, by the instructive and
logical sermons of the pastor, Rev.
J. L. Newby, whose church serv
ices exert a tine influence in the
j community. The doors of the
! church open to the public at all
services.
j The N. Detroit Ministers rnion t
whose meetings arc held at the
different churches each Monday,
has taken on a social feature, after
IS YOUR NAME WRITTEN HERE ?
Kvery largo minority group in Greater Detroit has a
representative Newspaper of its own. The Detroit Tribune
is the loading newspaper of Detroit’s largest minority
group of more than 100,000 colored citizens.
The business and professional people who advertise
in the Tribune desire and deserve your patronage, because
they are helping to give colored Detroit a clean, newsy,
progressive, reliable paper.
Lambrecht Coal Cos.
John Lambrecht, proprietor of
the Lambrecht Coal Company, with
yard at 1830 Mullett street, at the
Grand Trunk It. it., is a large em
ployer of colored labor,
Mr. Lambrecht lias been in bus
iness 15 years, at present he gives
sternly employment to 117 men, 115
of whom are colored.
This progressive lirm does a
flourishing business, because it
lias built up a reputation for
honesty, courtesy and prompt
service.
The Tribune commends Mr. Lam
brecht for the square deal lie gives
colored employees. Wo should show
our appreciation, by patronizing
firms of this kind, that employ
colored workers, and advertise in
our paper.
Give the Lambrecht Coal Comp
any a call, when you want coal
or coke of high quality, at reuson
i ablo prices. We patronize him
Phono Cadillac 8338.
Mr. Lambrecht extends Christ
mas greetings to his customers.
INSCHANCE
Field’s General Insurance Agency
4(MI E. Adams Phone Cliffori.
2293 and Ivanhoe 4774. Re pro
sents Supreme Liberty Life an
other companies. Our only in
surance advertiser.
*****
( Alt SERVICE
City Cub Cos., Vernr Highway am
St. Antoine Phono Cherry 707 c
You help the Tribune, when yoi
patronize this firm.
*****
COAL, COKE and FI EE
John Lambrecht, 1836 Mullett—
Phone Cadallic 833 H and Plaza
8474. The first coal company
advertising in this paper. Pat
ronizze him, for he patronizes us.
*****
EI'RANCH BETAIIIS
Northwestern Furanrc Repair Cos.,
6360 30th St. Garfield 3262-W.
Give them a call.
*****
GROCERIES
Howard Grocery, 132 Quinn, Mt.
Clemens- Phone Mt. Clement
7099-F2.
TVPE WRITERS
Metropolitan Typewriter Co.—
Townsend 6-3108
I
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PHOTOGRAPHERS
Quality Studio, Adler A Adler, 4215
Russell Street
COLORED LOBBYIST
UNDER INVESTIGATION
Washington—(CNß)—The Nation
al Allied Democratic Advfltfory
Council’s Negro lobbyist, E. W.
Martin, is reported as under in
vestigation by the Department of
Justice. Mr. Martin, who halls
from I*ortland, Maine, and took an
active part in instituting legisla
tion which cut veterans' pension is
on the grill regarding representa
tions he has made promising Jobs.
He is a national deputy of the
Army and Navy Union and is sup
posed to head a central board of
that organization.
o
Dispensers Os
Christmas Cheer
Messrs Tenny Blount and James
C. Nelson, of the Tia Juan Comp
any will give 800 Turkey Dinners
during Christmas week. These din
ners will be served free to needy
persons at Ferguson’s Restaurant,
1723 St. Antoine Street, any day
from December 25th. to January
Ist., inclusive. The generouß spir
it of these gentlemen Is commend
able.
the business session. Last Monday,
the ministers and their wives en
joyed a delightful repast, being en
tertained by Rev. J. L. Newby, at
Pleasant Grove Church
Funeral services for the late
Thomas Clay were conducted from
Pleasant Grovo Baptist Church.
Saturday afternoon. Mr. Clay died
at his home on 8 Mile Hoad. He
was a member of Pleasant Grove
Church, and well known for his
activities in its work. Rev. Newby
officiated.
Head the Tribune each week and
urge your friends to do likewise.
It is the newspaper we need.
Progressive Business Men and Women Who Are
Helping The Tribune to Serve The Public.
MEET OUR ADVERTISERS
DECORATOR
William 11. Porter, 5315 St. Antoine
Columbia 5248.
• • • •
COMMERCIAL ARTIST
Charles F. Moss, Sign puinting
Phone Terrace 1-4249,
* * * •
FINE SYRUP
Pure Gobi Syrup, 11, R. Tolbert
and Son. distributors, 1300
Farnsworth Terrace 2-9885
*****
BAR SUPPLIES
Louie Gall, 2977 Grand River —
Phone Temple 1-1436.
• * • *
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
A. G. Wright, 505 E. Hancock —
Phone Temple 1-2816.
• • • •
DRUG STORE
Napoleon Drug Store, 2452 Hast
ings, at Napoleon—Clifford 1913
and Clifford 2354. Up-to-date
service.
* * • •
NEGRO PLAYS
Alma 11. lxiving, 911 Gratiot, Room
214.
• * « •
FRATERNAL ORDER
J. Will Cooper, Grand Chancellor
K. of P., 4439 Llllibridge—Phone
Plaza 2774.
AMERICAN LEGION
Charles Young Pobl No. 77, Hast
ings and Forest
* * * *
PEAL ESTATE
VV, s. Fornuy Stores to rent—
Clifford 2033.
* • • •
CORRESPONDENCE CLUB
Washington Social Letter Club,
Box 3273, Washington, I). C.
* • • •
MANTSC KIPTS
Literary Service Bureau, 516
Minnesota Ave., Kansas City,
Kansas.
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HOROSCOPES
11. Bright, 615 S. 15th Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
• • • •
Ml SIC STCDIOS
Mrs. Jcrene G. Macklin, 548 E.
Kirby—Trinity 2-4911.
Miss Millie Connelly, 6126 Iroquois
Ave. —Phone Randolph 2703.
* « • •
BEAITY PARLORS
Mltzl Hobettc Beauty Shop, Bea
trice Phillips, proprietor, 4619
Cobb Place—Phone Garfield
0685-W.
Bella's Beauty Salon, Inc., Jeanette
Coleman, Mgr.—Phone Columbia
4904.
• • • •
HOTELS
Hotel Biitmre, 1926 St. Antoine—
Phone Clifford 2660 and Clifford
MISS BYRD RETAINED
IN THE NRA EMPLOY
Washington—(CNS)—Miss Mabel
Byrd, who was appointed to a pos
ition in Unit 10, headed by Dr. M
Sachs, about four months ago, and
was scheduled to bo dropped on
December 15, when Dr. Sachs’ unit
of research and planning was dis
continued has been retained in the
NRA service. Miss Byrd has been
transferred to the Labor Advisory
Board staff.
It is claimed that Miss Byrd al
though originully appointed to
ferret out and whip into line cer
tain industries that set up two
separate wage codes for white and
colored labor was never able to
get the unit she superised to prop
erly function for the best interests
of Negro labor due to hampering
activities of higher-ups in the NRA
Al Jolson Selected
To Lead In “Porgy”
New York, City—(CNS)—lt is
now reported that Al Jolson, white
mamy singers, has been selected
to play the title role of the George
Gershwin musical version of Du
Bose and Dorothy Heyward’s mus
ical play "Porgy” which the
Theatre Guild will produce here
in January.
With an all-colored cast the play
was a great sensation in 1927, 1928
and ran for three years In America,
England and France, Naturally it
.vas expected that the musical a
daptation would be presented by
Negro artists.
o
Our advertisers are jour friends.
Patronize them. They help the
Tribune.
## # *
By VICTORIA McCALL
They advertise in the Tribune, because it is serving
the public efficiently, and because it has a larger circula
tion than all the other local colored weeklies combined.
Each week, the Tribune will introduce to its readers
one or more of its advertisers, and publish a classified
directory of all of its advertising patrons.
1634.
Hotel Northcross, 2205 St. Antoine
at Columbia.
Mitchell Hotel, 1415 S. Fort St.—
Phone Vinewood 2-4056. William
Mitchell, proprietor.
* • * *
MANUFACTURES
World’s Wonder Medicine Cos, Inc.
2101 Chene—A. Glover, Mgr.
Health Giving Laboratory, llox
436 Alfred Station, Detroit
Mt. Clemens Mineral Salts Cos.,
2146 St. Antoine, Detroit.
LAUNDRIES
Supreme Linen Supply Cos., 5247
Hastings St.—Phone Columbia
2665.
Quality Hand Laundry, 142S Brush
near Gratiot.
Tireman Hand Laundry, Ernest
Johnson, proprietor, 5115 Tire
man Ave
* * * *
RESTAURANTS
The Tavern, 4859 Brush, near
Warren
Alma’s Lunch, 2207 St. Antoine-
Fine home cooking.
Ideal Lunch, 1932 St. Antoine.
Lincoln Kitchen, 4706—10 Milford
E. M. Dozier, proprietor.
*****
GARAGES
De's Service Station, K. Decoursey
manager, 2016—20 St. Antoine
Art’s Garage, Arthur Bearden,
proprietor, 625 Beacon, at St.
Antoine.
Riggs A Son Service Station, Mil
ford, at 28th.
Motor City Service Station, 580 E.
Vernor Highway—Phone Cad.
0286.
James Brown A DeWitt Perry,
proprietors.
Simpson's Battery A Electric Ser
vice, 4742 Milford. Garfield 9812.
** * *
CABARETS
Log Cabin, 2492 St. Antoine, at
Winder.
Club Alaham, Chenc, at Mack. Bill
Mathis, superintendent of ser
vice
Russel House Grill, 615 E. Adams.
Phone Clifford 1581.
Isaac Petty and Walter Mcllar
lan, proprietors.
M. D. L. Club, 638 Livingstone,
Frank Owens, proprietor.
*****
PHYSICIANS k SI KGEONS
Dr. S. W. Rushing, 543 E. Vernor
Highway Clifford 3364 Ran
dolph 6328.
Dr. W\ Thomas Love, 325 E. War
ren, at Brush. Temple 1-0249.
Dr. S. Hi C. Owen, 456 K Adams—
Cherry 9081
Dr. O H Sweet, 1700 Chene—
Phone Fltzroy 4550.
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INTER-RACIAL CROUPS
MEET AT RICHMOND
Richmond, Va. —(CNS) Tha In
terracial Commission of North Car
olina, and Virginia met at South
Hill this week in a Joint confer
ence on Negroes’ problems. L. R.
Reynolds In charge of the work in
the two states headed the large
gathering of representatives of the
groups that were in attendance.
President R. E. Blackwell of Ran
dolph Macon College, Ashland, and
Dr. Howard W. Odum, of the Un
iversity of North Carolina are
chairman of the commission for
their respective states.
Dr. Roy M. Brown of the un
iversity of North Carolina, spoke
on "The Negro's Part in the Na
tional Recovery, Relief and Un
employment.’ Dr. John M. Gandy,
president of the Virginia State Col
lege for Negroes at Petersburg, was
ulso a speaker. Communications
were received from Gov. Pollard of
Virginia and Gov. Ehringhaus of
North Carolina.
Negro Surgeon Write*
On Skull Fracture*
New York, N. Y., Dec 18—Dr.
Louis T. Wright, medical secre
tary of Harlem Hospital and only
Negro police surgeon in the coun
try, is co-author of a learned ar
ticle on the "Diagnosis and Treat
ment of Fractured skulls” appear
ing in the Archives of Surgery
for November 1933. The study is
based on 347 cases of cranial and
intracranial injuries at Harlem
Hospital from September 1, 1930
to April 20, 1932. The article has
been reprinted in pamphlet form
for wider distribution.
1)1*. J. I*. Watkins, 603 E. Forest-
Terrace 2-8800.
Dr. J. Z. ilargyh, 455 E. Adams, at
Beaubieti Randolph 2959.
Dr. William 11. Luwhii, optometrist
and optician, 405 Gratiot, at
Brush. Second floor— Clfford
0274.
DENTISTS
Dr. D. J. Grimes 4224 MiG raw, at
Scotten Garfield 1181.
Dr. O. E. Thompson, 406 E. Adams,
Clifford 2292.
Dr. W. L. I’ostles, 503 E. Warren,
at Deaubicn. Columbia 3227.
Dr. W. I*. Shelton, 2217 St. Antoine
Cherry 0974.
Dr. O. O. Sweet, 1700 Chenc —
Dr. I*. Johnson, 2730 Hastings, at
Alfred—Randolph 8947.
ATTORN E YS-ATt-LA W
Lewis A Rowlette, 607 E. Adams—
Clifford 2108.
Attorney Charles H. Mahoney, 471
Gratiot—Clifford 0495.
Attorney Herbert L. Dudley, 269 E.
Warren.
Attorney Willis Graves, 1727 St.
Antoine—Euclid 8501.
Attorney Alonzo D. Pettiford, 1911
St. Antoine.
Attorney William T. Patrick, 1615
Rcauhien—Cadillac 9032.
Attorney Charles D. Berry, 339
Gratiot —Cherry 0727,
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