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2146 St. AntohM, Cor. RAndolph 2704
Highland Park News
Bjr Tom Onent M
HI FOLKS
With St. Nick practically here,
you can take your pick of Highland
l*ark’s celebrations.
• • * •
T. A. B. C. Sunday School will
have its annual Christmas program
Tuesday, December 26, at 7:30,
under the direction of the Messrs
Jackson, Riley and Hendricks.
• * • •
The "Maturity of Christ,” amys
ter.v play, is to be given at T. A.
B. <’. Wednesday, December 27, at
X :00 under the auspices
of the Jr. choir. Mrs. Myrtle Cole,
president, Mth. 1611a Reese, dir
ector.
• • • *
The Girls H. P. Recreation group
are giving a "Matinee Dance”
Tuesday, December 26. from 2 I*.
M. til’ 6, at lues Field, Hamilton
and Pickens
* * * *
The A. C. K. League of St. Luke
Church will have a Christmas Tree
for the celebration of their Sun
day school, Sunday evening Dec.
24, There will be a program and
music by the Progressive Four
** * *
The Civic Leugue has planned
to light their community Christ
mas tree tonite. They will hold
their celebration prngrnm Monday
nite, Dec., 25, at St. Luke Church
and the entertainment committee
will distribute bags to all children
present. The committee expects
you to he present.
**# * *
The H. P. M. E Sunday School
class No. 3, is giving tlielr Christ
mas play "The Street of Hearts,”
Sunday, Dec. 24, at 7:30 P. M.
The Senior choir will furnish the
music for the evening.
*** * *
The arrivul of Rev. Price, ns the
new pastor of the church of God
in Christ, on Kendall avenue, was
celebrated by a program at the
church with elder Hoaglatul as
speaker of the evening.
The Detroit & H.P. Civic League
Chorus rendered music for the
evening.
The pastors, ami people of our
community heartily welcome Rev.
I'rice.
The Girls Reserve, of whom Mrs.
Bright is advisor, met at the home
of Miss Bobble Lee Glooner this
past week. After the business
session, a fine program was ren
dered, and a dainty repast was
served by the hostess.
* • • •
The Girls H. P. A. C. have
planned to donate all money
raised during the month of Feb-
A. G. WRIGHT
FUNERAL HOME
505 E. Hancock Temple 1*2816
| »t jam-isse st | | at w.xurjaj e« |
WHEN YOU ARE IN TROUBLE Consult Us. Let Us Save
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ice, with or without money. For Night or Day Service, Phone;
TEMPLE 1-2816
rnary to holp in the "Scottshoro
Hoys” defence. Their activities
will appear in this column.
• • • •
Mr. and Mrs. M. White are the
proud parents of twins born to
them DecernlH*r 15. The mother and
babies (hoy and girl,) aro< doing
flno
SICK LIST
Mrs. Jas. Davis, 15393 Log Cabin
eve.; Mrs. Cook, 16891 Log Cabin
Avc„ Mrs Nona Hill, 397 Laftcllc
sve„ Win. Hart. 1502 La Belle aw.,
W. Jones, 16370 Log Calriii ave.
Well folks, heron wishing you
a Merry Christinas and a Happy
New Year.
North End Social
Flashes
The contest between club presi
dents, featuring Mrs. It. I). Rei.l
and Mrs. M. L. Gill of the New
Idea Social Club ami the North
End Social Clpb w s held at the
home of Mrs. Mattie Condors on
Goddard street.
A lovely program was rendered
by members of both clubs. Th»
North End Social club won the
prize. Both clubs made a beautiful
fight. Part of the proceeds will .go
to tho City Association's Educa
tional Fund.
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The Young Girls Association will
resume their meetings Jan. 10.
with Miss Mary Bell Berry of God
dard St.
Misses Grace Jenkins, Gladys Har
rell and Elnora Fain will be guests
nt the Senior club party given by
the North End club.
Mrs. Hilda Mason Is Improving
after a brief illness, at her home.
*****
The North End Social Club hold
their last, meeting of the year at
the homo of Mrs. James Davis with
eighteen of their twenty two mem
bers present.
Plans were completed for the
annual Christmas Party to be given
at tho home of the president. After
a lengthy business session the
hostess served very colorful
candieebric luncheon under yellow
candle light. The ladies declared
it a lovely evening.
*****
The Young Women’s Peerless
Art club wi!i act ns big sisters this
Christmas to fifteen families and
children. More power to Mrs. C.
Lindsay, tlie very efficient leader
of this splendid group of women.
SATURDAY DECEMBER 23, 1*33
CLUBS
TI’SKKGKF A LOIN I CHAPTER
Tho Detroit-Tuskegee Alumni
Chapter will hold its regular moot
ing, Sunday, Dec. 24, ut the Ft.
Antoine Branch Y. M, (’. A., at
4 P M. Many members and friends
are expected to attend, as several
committees will report, and tho
final "King ami Queen Contest’'
will take place at this meeting.
Mrs. Malloy, wife of the presi
dent, lias Just returned from a re
cent trip South, and will be able
to play her part in the contest.
New characters have entered the
contest, and will he present at the
meeting Sunday. President Malloy
will re outline his 1934 program.
•*« * •
MOTOR CITY CLI ll TO GIVE
CANTATA
Tho Motor City Dramatic Club
directed by David Tollover, is
giving a Christmas cantata at the
Masonic Temple, 632 Livingstone
December 22nd. Tho cantata is
entitllcd, “The Christmas M".sd
uh," by Handel.
Y BOYS PLACED
ON C. W. A. JOBS
Twelve young men who are res
idents of the St. Antoine Y. M. ('.
A. were placed In employment ibis
week through the Presidents’ new
C. W. A. plan. Each man will work
thirty hours a week with a minim
um wage o. 15.00. These Jobs re
sulted directly from the Y. M. C.
A’s efforts, started several inonihs
ago, to assist young men who were
away from home in adjusting them
selves during these difficult days.
Karly in March, 19113, tin* ‘Y’
offered its residence halls facilities
to the young men in need who were
aggressive and whose self-respect
urged them to desire a home with
Christian surroundings. Approx
imately fifty young men have been
helped, some of whom have found
jobs, a few returned to their homes
In tie* placing of these young men
tin* *Y* lias had the full coopera
tion of William Fury, the new
direc tor of the Hoy’s Bureau lie-1
partment. This department of pub
lic service is giving its lime to the
problems of young men arising out
of the local unemployment con
ditions,
o
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I’ntreni'e them. Tl.e) help the
Tribune.
YPSILANTI NEWS
By Mrs. E. O’Bannor
BROWN CHAPEL A. M. E.
< HUM II
Pastor E. L. (’lark occupied his
pulpit Sunday, and delivered a fine
scrrnon to a large audience.
At 3:30, Dr. G. 1). Saulaberry, of
Detroit gave a splendid address,
in interest of Waahtenau Men’s
Civic League Solos anil readings by
local talent were also enjoyed
Cnion services will he held
Christmas morning at 10:30. Rev.
Clark will preach and his choir
sing Mrs. H. Kersey is organist
T. Kersey director.
The sick ot the church are Mr.
Starks, of Forest avenue; Mrs. Em
ma Freeman, of Hamilton street;
Miss c. Taylor, of Harriett.
Rev. David Gooch preached ut
7:30 I*. M.
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SECOND IIAPT IST ( HUM II
Mrs. Tanner had as dinner
:?uesfa, Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Carr.
Mrs. I’errv Speed spent Friday,
visiting Mr and Mrs. J. Pervia.
Ti e ho\ social given by the S. S.
last Friday night, wna a decided
..access.
Doth services at the church were
well attended lasi Sunday. Rev.
Carr preached on both occasions.
Don't full hear the choir's
Christmas cantata, Dec. 28.
The Detroit Tribune Is Michigan’s
best colored paper. It publishes
Ypsluuti news. Send your news to
the agent of tliiM column and don't
fail to buy a copy of the Tribune
each week. Price, five cents.
o
kI\C TYItL LOIMiK >O. S
HI HOLD MKKTISti
King Tyre Dodge No. X, the A.
I . \ A. M. Dodge, will hold its
first business meeting January fi
at s p. in. at 11401 St. Antoine. All
members are asked to be present
r»u (into. C. X. Hendrickc, Sec’y.
CONANT GARDENS NEWS
S. A. Turner, 16800 Binder, was
elected to the board of dlrocto-..
o.' the l'. S. National Automobile
( lul , November 28, at their an
nual election.
• * * *
Mrs. S. A, Turner, a teacher at
Pershing High, was the recipient
of a surprise tea party, given in
her honor at the home of Mrs, J.
i Warr, of Hinder avenue.
Head the Tribune each week
!nr,d ask your friends to read it.
It is brimming over with live, in
teresting news.
THE DETROTT TRIBUNE
Your Destiny
AS VISIONED
IN THE CRYSTAL
BY
♦ “RAMON”
THE MENTALIST
E. B. B. - Will my future lie belter
here or in mj home tow n f
Aiis: Cleveland, Ohio is harder
hit thnn Detroit. 1 cannot see van
profiting by a change.
» * *
B. Will tte be t (sited by
friends soon ]
Ans: 1 contact you with friends
from an adjoining state which tip -
pears to be Ohio 1 see huppy times
togothe:
** * *
A. L. !».- Who was the person
peeping around our house]
Ans: A young man who is very
Interested in becoming a boy friend
You will be lutrodued to this party
shortly. He is well worth knowing
and I suggest that if you expect
to hold him as a steady you allow
a little more affection for him than
you have shown to any of your
past dates.
* * * *
E. L. D.—ls my hoy friend from
Flint serious or Is he Inst trying to
he funny like most boys]
Ana:Your Flint hoy friend who is
with the Reforestorntion Coopertlon
is handing you a line The young
man who travels over a hundred
miles every few weeks just to call
on you, loves you with a love that
Is true.
** * *
L. S. V. I would like to know
of the wliereaboula of mi son. 3rd
In aue to the oldest child. I liaie
not heard from him in some time]
Ans: Your son is employed on a
River boat that runs between Mem
phis and New Orleans. You will re
ceive a letter from him sometime
this coming winter.
NOTE: Your question will be answered FREE in tills column
ONDY when the lien ling of this column is enclosed with
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The Mentstl't, cs r e of The Detroit Tribum , 214 G Kt. Antoine
Co*. CrluniVia. Ditroit. Michigan.
Testimonial By
Detroiter
*
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Detroit. Mlchlrun.
October Ifi. IMS.
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(12) twelve years, and mv Nock for
(2) two years. I have had many
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On rising In the mornlne:. T
would feel all tired and slueijish.
and mv mouth would taste had, but
since I huve been taking World
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I don’t feel like I ever was sick:
every Doctor that I went to said
T had to b eoperntod on, hut World
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pains and T feel that I am a well
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I had to ho operated on. hut World
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world could *et one bottle of this
WONDERFUL MEDTCTNE.
Yours truly
Mrs. Eta Huckahie,
2404 Elmwood
Detroit, Mich.
((Adv.)
ANDREW’S CAFE
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
MKALft 10 and IS Cents
OPEN DAY * NIGHT
553 Gratiot Avenue
IDEAL LUNCH
HOME COOKING
Meals I<> and C|>
Wide Variety to Choose from
Give Cs a Trial and he Convinced
1932 St. Antoine SL—Down Stairs
SEASON’S GREETINGS
FR«*
LOUIS SANITARY & MODERN
MARKET
11.>2 HARTD6, (’OR. SITKBIOR
A Full line of Meats, Fiah Groceries Vegetable*
and Fruit* always on hand
At cut rate prices; all under one roof.
Visit Louis Market; Save Time and Money
S. 11. Will daddy get a steady
job so Unit lie cun pay his hills]
Ans Your daddy will be employ
cl steadily this year. I advise u
systematic canvass on bis part. He
depends entirely too much on prom
ises.
** * *
\. B. P. Ire my suspicions
right about my daughter's health]
Ans I suggest that you get tills
information from your family
physician. This is a very delicate
ouestloti to be printed in the pap r,
I believe that you are on the* right
track.
♦ t * *
A. M. ('. Will yon please tell me
why I am fnlllng off and getting
so thin]
Ans: Worry ami nervous strain
What you need is a good rest. A
rest will tlx ><>u no in short order.
* * * *
f. .H. I feel lluil yon lire a God
send to the people and I want to
ask you a mieslion. W ill 1 lone nn
real estate]
Ana: You will lose some of your
estate but not all of it. I advise you
to work hard to clear this up ns
property Investments will prove
profitable to you in the years to
coma,
** * *
H. S. W Wh"t Is the trouble wHh
me l>r. Abbe] Will I lime In go
through hii operation]
Ans: I vision your ailment as a
tumor and your doctor will inform
you that nn operation would be
most advisable. In the future plea" o
fiend your correct name and ad
dress. your birthdate and a clip,
ping of this column or your letter
will be disregarded.
I Follow The Crow*! To The
Pre- New Year®
Dance and Frolic
(■lren Bj The
W. C. I'. CM H At OWL CLHI
:>m> etth st.
Fridav nipht, Dec. 29th
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Admission 20 Cents
The Best IMaee In Town To Mat Is
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>o Taw Required
• •Viv.v. . . . ivfyiya
Typewriters
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HOME COOKING is always more
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10c—15c —20c MEALS
ALMA’S LUNCH
2207 ST. ANTOINE, at Calwmbis
8-MILE Rf
Bj
Freeman Frederick, 20515 Cherry
lawn, was accidental I *' *nally ahot,
early Wednesday, Ik- \ while
attendina a house party. Mr. Free
man was born in Mich.
March 23, 1001*. He leaves to mourn
his loss, his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
James Frederick, three sisters, two
brothers, his widow, Sarah and a
daughter Freeda, and a large circle
of friends. Funeral services were
held VV< Jnesdav, 2n, front St. Paul
\». E. Church, Rev, Wilkins, offici
ating.
Joe Clav, 4H4 Wood side, tiled
Dec. 12. He is survived by his
widow, a daughter, Ethel; his
sister, Mrs. Maudy Allen, of At
lanta, Ga., and four brothers.
Rev. Theodore Williams was the
chief speaker at Grant School’s P.
T. A., Tuesday, Dec. 12 His subject
was "The First I'nlversity". Mr.
Kern, the principal, announced
'hat night school classes would be
gin under the C. W. A. plan, Mn;i
day, Dec. IS. at 7 P. M. Classes in
English, reading, arithmetic, and
penmanship are available to all
people who are not in school at
the present time. Classes are held
Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday, and
Thursday, from 7 to 10 P. M. Mrs.
.1. W. Edwards is teacher.
The iirst ami second gru le pupils
of Grant School put on a play. "The
Toy Shop" Mrs. Artie Hall is pro
gram chairman. Plans were made
for the children’s Christmas
presents, to In* given out Fridfcv.
The business meeting has been
changed from the second to the
third Tuesday night, at 8 o'clock.
St. Augustine Episcopal church
S, S. children will sponsor a
Christmas pageant, to he given at
the church, Sunday, 7 P. M. Christ
mas. when the youngsters will re
ceive their presents.
The Wincman School's P. T. A.
held their regular monthly meeting,
last Friday evening. William Fh r
oher, former president of Grant’s
P. T. A., was speaker. His topje
was "The Meaning of P. T. A. and
Knowing Your Organisation” Af
ter the talk, a round table discus
slon was led by Mrs. Hartrick. Rev
Williams and El wood Dickens, IVllss
Mary Doctor. Mrs J W. Edwards.
Mrs, Pearl Wright were introduced
to th* 1 protip. Miss Doctor offered I
her service, whenever she might be |
needed to help out.
Mr. hTit! Mrs. Marry Walton, 844.**
8 Mile Hontl, lire the proud parents
of an 8 1-2 pound baby girl born
Saturday. Tier. 9.
Mr. and Mr. William Davis, ‘.'o2lh
Hoaelawn. have anew baby girl,
born Wednesday, lleo. 18.
Mr. and Mrs Melton 118 West
view avenue, have been out of the
eltv. visiting for two weeks,
i Mrs. J. P. Amleraon. 3k" Olenn
lodee. has been ill two weeks.
1 The writer of this column nd
! vises you to get your Tribune from
the first boy or girl who comes n
. long.
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Honrs: 10-12 A. M. 2-1, 7-9 P. T!T.
DR. W. THOMAS LOVE
Physician and Surgeon
Office iiik! Residence
.12.7 Fast Warren ATor. Brush
Drtrnll, Mich.
Cherry 0981
Office Hours 2-4 A fi 8
Dr. S. H. C. Owen
455 Fast Adams Are. Detroit
Phones
Os. Fife. 4550 Honrs: 11 a. n.—l
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Hospital, Fltiroy 9419
Dr. O. H. Sweet
Physician
Office 1700 ( hone St* Upstairs
Res. 2905 4. nr land Bet roll, Midi
Office Phone Res. Phone
Terrace 2-**9o Trinity 2-0054
Office Honrs:
8:3019:30 a. m. 3-5 ft 7-9:39 p. m.
Dr. J. P. Watkins
Phy.slclan and SHnreon
Hay and Nloht falls Answered
Office 903 Forest ATf. F. Detroit
ftifford 8364: or Randolph 632s
Sunday Hy Appointment
Dr. S. W. Rushing
Physician at and Surgeon
Office Hours! 11 to 2 and 8
N P. M.
.743 F. Vernon Hlirhway
lief ween St. Antoine and Reaublen
Dentists
Phone C lifford 2292
Dr. O. E. Thompson
DENTIST
Office Honrs t 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. and
S to I p. «.
49d Adams Ea«t, Center Brash
The V
usual hour'v ' >
of
pastor. Rev. C. Dyv
just returned from
and was present at thVi v
service. lie is recovering
injuries he sustained it^ _
accident while enroute/
Other occupants of tffw x
were also slightly injured,
eel Res. and Mrs. C. L. JonhsOts-,
jot Pontiac; Rev. J. 8. Bailey ,of
McKinley street, Detroit; Kev. T.
jC. Morris, of N. Itetroit. * f
Rev. I'tah Smith will be present
Thursday and Friday evening. Ho
is from Connecticut.
• • • *
FIRST HAPTIttT CHI'RCI!
Y> i*ron*ta street
The sermons delivered at the
morning and evening services lasi
Sunday were excellent.
One convert was added to th't
•liurclt. One was added to the
church In person of Rev. Worth
ington.
The S. S. had a large attendance,
and elected fibers for the coming
year. All are proud to have hack
In office the former superintendent,
Re\. Thoma Glee, who is com
potent and able to carry on the
work.
The B. Y. P. C. is progressing
nicely and was well attended r.l
3 : 20.
Tito pastor wil preach, Sunday,
Dec. 24. at 10:45 subject, "Prepar
ing for Christmas.”
At tl A. M. Moii.’ov morning, f'
Christmas sermon will be preached.
Music will he furnished by th't
choir. Visitors are cordially invited
The Missionary Society is giving
u program Sunday, Dec. 24, at 1
I'. M. in Joint session with tb«*
Girls Red Circle. They request thnt
ail who can attend ,be preaent.
Sermonottes will he delivered hv
different ministers of the city.
Don't miss hearing it. Mrs. C.
Walker is president.
Among the stek tire Miss Kuril*'*
White, Mrs. Kela Holt, Mrs. Ruth
Anderson, Mrs. l.uvenia Hanson^w
Fifty was the prize number thiv"
week. Mrs. Gertrude William* 208
Oradenlane winnng the prize. ShJ
is on Mrs. J. Thompson route.
Wi Offer You The Best And
Homiest Knel That Money Ton Buy
K}. Kirtr Ter tout
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Ohio Ktrtr--4M».7& bump O.M
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Hi 10 W. H Mile Hd. Kerri dale, Mleb.'
J. J. Wormy, Mgr.
member of N. H. fc.
Office Hours 9 a. m.—l p. m.—2
9 p. m.
Office Phone Gar. t!B>—ft»l.
Phone Euclid 1925
Sundays by Appointment
Dr. Davenport J.
GRIMES .
DENTIST '
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♦ 224 McGraw Are., Cor. Seotten
Detroit, Mich.
Phones: Office Col. 3227 —Res
Whittier 5352
Office Hours 10 to 12 1:30 te
5:30 6:30 to 8:30
DR. W. L. POSTLES
DENTIST
503 E. Warren Are, Cor Beaubi’-a
Detroit, Mich.
DR. W. P. SHETON
DENTIST
Office Hours 9t30 Cos 12 a. m.i 2
to 5:30 p. nt.
Cheiry 0974
2217 St. Antoine St. Detroit
I fore Pyorrhea Office Hoots
4)1. Fife. 1554) 9tSW o. m. —9 p. m.
Residence l.enox 7455
Dr. O. O. Sweet f
Painless Dentist
frowns 1700 fhene Street
Plates Upstairs
Bridge* Detroit, Mflelt.
Attorneys
WIEIS M. GRAVES
Lawyer
F.nclid 8801
1727 St. Antoine St.—Park Blip
iMaim I '•■■•l viimi Srn_ 111 t7i
Alonzo D. Pettiford
Attorney end Counsellor
At Law A
1911 St. Astelea StajjjH^
Residence: f.347 St*ff
f V dinar
William T.P
rteS
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