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PAGE EIGHT
FLINT MINISTERS JOIN FIGHT FOR BETTER HOUSING
CLERICS AID
IN IMPROVED
HOUSING WAR
M.-'-c th 20 r. .. k n
clua.iu * -.urciuv s.h-..i1 .. a c v.«
dubs weir, on record sJppor of
the low cos? fedcal housing project
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comnv.nica .ns to the cr.y commis
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pro people ? the c’>\ w-.-h *.h*vr
support the campa.c- for good hous
nir Makers
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Commissioner Shears of the third
V. rd --kill •
r, ■ .M.iw >t. i.c a.. .. Com
Clifford ' r his "\ o.e or. the
$6500 up ■ i.it at a ir.ee*. ':
called by the Negro Con: o-s a'.
the r.intn Vad' ■ ".d (itvr.r.nd th .*'
hr vo'ed wr.en hi* ward .s
Shears fated t! .tlv that he would
bi to
ir.ent. ar.d charged that Cl fiord s
c. rr.pa._n h. !
The Rev*. W tkin*. B a. ard
La a cv.ce. \o ced :he.r > r; :t •’
tr.e Flint HouVing CVu-.c:l and af
filiated agertetes in the struggle to
better the hv.ng cuUd.t.ons of the ■
Mrs J P. Brya-t. state presidert
_©.;_the (~*o’.'-'ori Won.iT... Fedetatc.:
federation’s readiness to cooperate
to bring ..bout a higher standard of
living.
The Labor Relation? c. remittee
of 'he c r.-re-v tine Pi ru o. - Dt
vt lopnter.t A■ an . Plhi'.r-'-
of the congress, the N. A. A. C. P.
plan a
;. • ' '
The. Flint chapter f the National,
c nty ling Sit .rd ■:
J: ttuary 28. at 4 pm.
Police Sift
Shooting Os
N. Y. Realtor
NEW YORK Jar. 27—Were the
three gunmen seeking tever.ge for
it robbery, police are asking as they
r vestigate the a to itii _• of Tl < n u
Hass. 46, owner of a sw • -:y ape”-
rr.ent building e*. 300 We A 115 th
street. Saturday r .gh -
Hass told pc he*- that he was eat
-1
a ~nTen~J"when the doorbell fang
ar.d he opened it t find a trie* of
men standing bef.we him. One of
tr.e men commanded Hass to get
back irto the house and keep quiet.
ItUfU the rea
mg tp escape ar.d s-.w .ire L i A *
he —drd.—nrre of the nurt sued—«
bullet strotmg r.is left id>* ar.d
knocking him ’to the floor. Tr.e men
Probe Two Theories
. ...
vestigute the sh :.t.n« Or e is t: at
have bee" the * utmi and a:i tended
he attempted v. rtt* Ad fu* is
the story Mr H;..->, .rr -elf ta.tc.
etiß jp
A j* *
An exceptionally large audience
heard Miss Emily < allow a' In her
first vocal recital, last Sunday at
the Baker Conservatory of Mu
_sic. Fair, the pas! JLL... years she
has been a pupil of Miss AUrgaret
(i. Corrin. With lots of charm
and poise. Emily gave a very ca
pable recital which gave evidence
of a promising future. Her rep
Civil Liberties Union To
CampaignForLegislation
XEW YORK. Jan. L*7 lio
. infor< enu'iu of ci\il libc-rt ie_-.
H>y congrr-ssional lt*CislaiToil,
j to mark the ISoth anniversary
j this year of th** submission of
I the Bill of Rights. Will bes ,i; ! I
by the American Cm! Liberties
the 'cur:« 11* n 'I •
was announced by t:.o Union this
Among the measures to bo back
ed by the Union are:
1 Bills pn v.dini for greater
freedom on the air by req .Drift* all
public issues, to ’.rent t .-.tr0ver,...1
issues on equal terms and to free
bel or slander ui public time. |
:am-■ I- • •
1 R •
-Ten' -T wbVfn-TyaVr T >“
are trying to learn if fi-.er.ds of
j r * w,: ge t,q_jho nan wh-> p.i*
1 friend ot:t. If this i< c.- < . ’ i
: ' " ‘ , ' "
r.ot ir.tend to sh. Has, U
fr ghfen him.
Mr Hr.;: -.vac *•-•
h< ,;,i"Ujl by D: F.n.ina I C <• n
so. *h • wour.riv He was report, d-:
.not b( ing a >« ri ;• r • !r n.
HOWARD MEDICAL CLUB OF HARLEM ENTERTAINS DEAN
yKjBHt ttfSPyir. SHf*
HHHyL Jjsfrf
I)r. Nurr.a I’ Adams., fifth from lef* a' • ■ i- ».v 'c in ■ f H-. ..rd
University Medical.school; Wn-h ; nnt r rt lx. t.,-
in Harlem Tuesday night by former students of the institution now
HIE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE - - A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
APPEARS IN RECITAL
EMILY CALLOWAY
her lyric- soprano voire. Lovely
in a white satin gown, with a
white ostrich feather bolero, and
accessories of emerald green, she
carried an emerald green chiffpn
lundLt-ichief aant-wucc-a corsage—
of pink roses and white hyacinths.
.Miss Calloway sang to an appre
ciative audience who were held
spellbound by her clever interpre
tations of favorite classics. Mrs.
Hicks accomanpiCd the artist.
■asylum f r » dfr led number of;
mg for federal prosecution of state
i ..finals who fail to apprehend,
I lynchers . -d for recovery of dam
-5 A b : n, prevent f .-'nation of
P-.,t Office Department censor
-hip of the ma. N-. to be replaced by
juries in federal courts.
Plan Expanding
Scout Activities
RAlTiflH N- C. Jan 27 The
•
ed Dr. R"bc-rt 1* Daniel • chairman.
•• • • Civ t 7.. hary El’.is was'
•Other fie. ted and ap
ie.intwe: <■: li L. Tr vjee
, .g..u _W. jl feuU .1
•(n s i
• ' th. camp committee: D. H Real,
he. <1 of tii,. health and safety com
r-itte..; J W Sm h. leaden-hV
M C ii
tormed into the Howard Medical School of Harlem The affair was
given at the Y. VV. C. A. in Harlem. Shown at the speakers table
ic Dr. A a-gust, us IV.tioi .i.-l)r. Peter W. Murry. Dr. Sohun of Colum
bia university, Mrs. Peter W. Murry, Dr. Adams, Dr. James T. Gran
FLINT ELECTS
FiOST POPULAR
BEAUTICIAN
M il.i C.l r-i n hi - A cep. M s
N.dee Har—is, pageboy: M s. Ro.s,
Kemp aHv
For M-s Vcrm.--.ta Fields M.-- .
Vi I•• .
. Ore.* Tluftita?. uptrend: M -s Berry
[ Well* >wing M.<s Vnu.n
Fur Mu- K.it er.re Slate: Miss
IV Mi • F- • N.'kiMrs
i Maunr Hr--. K tt- up'nmd: Mi
! Jarq.-eLi.r NV> Dolly D;mp e
.c. M •> D.-l-.i Ls C-jfft-r, Shirley
T. c,.: ' .
r Mi- A one C.rpent- r. Mr--
Ru-v C rp. i. or. • f.mcy dross: for ,
,Me Nina -Mvr: M - 0.. H -gi..-.
• cneh..i-,eed i" I Mrs O’Dell Broid
; u Dei: W -
Tflisr Mildied DfiVIS. pagcDoyr
t-.-, Mo. F- her I Li; Lug s
;AL> V 1... • • St:.- .. . h .'h ar.d ... x
v. i flj ■ pr a In tl <• b< »u*
tic n- eont.-L w. .' Mrs Ddl Col
lir.s, .eeeivine a cedar chest: second
p’-./o Mi" Katherine SVo a crl-
U r.-:-, t rd /.- Mi - Janie Nel- 1
~.n. floor‘lamp: fourth pri'/ie. Misn
Verne: .. F ekt-; a maple occas.onal
In ’J'.e huir style show, winning j
lir f prize • s Miss Bessie Burke:
• rend prize. Mrs. Pere. n. Miller
’and thi:d prize. Miss Jacqueline-
Lincoln U.,
Mo.,Observes
Anniversary
JEFFERSON CITY M . Jar.. 27
-Mrs Zcl.a Breaux. Lincoln ’9R. i
: made a stirring appeal to her listen- j
>rs to hve no to the Ideals of the
i founders of the school in her address |
' :.e:e Saturday. Jan. 14. j
ii- f con*eeted wG.h the instl- j
, the daughter of former President
li.mjn E. Page, as a youth spending
: her early days on the campus, and
1 a« a graduate of the institution in ,
:he class next to the last before!
e turn of the century—Mrs.
Breaux spoke from a store of know!- 1
edge about the school gamed at
A
/’
marked by /
> 1
past life of the school and her
- reacts. Prof Nwwal P. Barksdale.
language®, oldest alumnus on the
• cul-v. was chairman Dean \Y 13.
J., >:i i...*u- br.cfly on the
The [Lincoln university choral
x H iety.\|i.retted by Miss Ethyl Wise,
-voice nstru t>; and accompanied':
by M. s Mar e Ford, director of
Admit ArK. State ColleßO
To American Association
PI N I I
■-> !<l at l.u lijoiJle. K.v.. D:. J
B Wat t of 1
: uwr.!-. .1 Lrs w.-.-k upon hi«
■
AROUND ANN ARBOR
I ' was seen making a
i.i. wi t
|' Y TANARUS" :
■ !
WOOIU \ WNIVKRSARV
H"r’JTd3* 'c’liuFlunS'’ '
• .
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ady. Mrs. Granadv and Dr. Perrv W. Chaney who nerved as master of
ceremonies. The affair was attended by several hundred former
students of the medical school.
‘ ' ) OU . r,Jt * ” ' our integrity: tomorrow |
| Bud Gully certainly looks ho- in the-:
1.01H.F NOTES 1
j N" 212 held an |
,h '" 101,1 ‘ uo * l leam of Daughters '
'Mac Stoke.- lnrat«lle Rexiiolds. ar.d 1
Mrs. R
■rw*!t Fear*. Mrr t.trprte Netsrr *4sxs_;
ENTERTAINS EI.KS
BROTHER ELKS INITIATE
-■ ■ - ‘
■ i I Mic ilgan
(presiding After P F C. meeting
went into election, electing th# fol- j
lowing Earl Reynolds, present exalted
I t-.i-e knight Llovd Taugston, loyal |
I erande#t r-ld man in Michigan E:kdom
I retarv. Anthony Wood*: Tx'er. Charles
| ner guard James Fondren. j
- wntmem: tvi-ttanr Ma-f.snnr Davis Rom ■
'Pete" Bryant l« as aUvavs efficient
Wii D.'o'. •• yflom \ and Kcnnct’i '
Jones, and Marv Jane Di kc-*on of |
Burton of Ynx. Nor rial. Ed Allen I
Donald. Char! <- flrvant. ar.d Jimmy
* Nick'and*
So until next week good-bye. no. |
I LAST MINTTF NEWS —Sinn- Club
1 great y he ping Fl.nt to become a mory
jwt#h#» to :ielp k.ep such a .- ndard
by' presenting ar. equally plya'jn- at
-1 ..n mtrlpirtng diversion from tormai
par':e# ar.d it should be enthU'ia t.*
• dally accepted by ail Tne Srr.ait S«t
--! wanky mtt-ry to the popular tunes of
j Pyrchase your tickets now from anv
• club: Hazel Willijiux. -Kharon mneyr
j Mdir.ie Jefferson," Carolyn Mcßride or
j At dawn. February 11 is another
i important date for us to Nfmember.
CouiLt Ba>ie. whose band is recognized
world of swing, is corning to the I M.
■
to hi- family in Indianapolis. Indiana.
; St, --np of a very beautiful lyric tenor i
j voice and has enjoyed an interesting .
admirers, having appeared in many j
J tion. He has sung . for community i
! fund benefit'. To a swell person who !
■
i "This is an open letter of apprecia-
I Beoutician’s contest held at Canaan
• Baptist r-hurch la s t Friday evening un
-lof Colored Women’s clubs. The let
, ter is as follows:
j Thanks to the public and my many .
I fair Beauty S3lon the second prize
jin Beautician's Popularity contest, and i
!at ions, held January 20 at Canaan |
: Baptist church.
Words are inadequate to convey the ]
very great admiration for my employ- I
■ er*. Mrs. Ola Hughes and Mrs. Lois
Clark for their loyal .support in aid
ing me in this contest.
Roses for my co-workers, Misses j
ris, and models. Mi'ses Bessie Anne j
BOTkesrarnr Terpen Miller.
I am proud to have been able to .
help in this small way towards the j
construction of the Community Ccn-
The Nannie Burroughs Art* c!ub held j
an interesting meeting at the Center j
Flint, Mich.
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PHONE 2-3644
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CASH AND CARRY STORES
2319 Lewis: 4101 So. Saginaw: 1618 So. Saginaw
Next to Michigan Theatre
St. John Food Market
3217 St. John St.
QUALITY FOODS
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Low Prices Always
Extra Specials Weekly
Ph. 2-3856
VARIETY STORE
5c to SI.OO
3415 Industrial
ffiTs. Toys Ntrvelties—Quality pro
dtrets at .Lowest Prices-—Your
Palrnnajrc Appreciated
IT PAYS TO
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615 Pingree Street
Phone 34858—31410
BLACK JOE COAL
,$6.15 i Per Ton
Try a Ton Os Our Graded Coal
La Mere’s Drug Store
819 Lippincott Blvd.
Drugs. Sodas, Cigars. Candy
Prescriptions, School
Supplies
Tel. 3-7478
MOBILGAS and
MOBILOIL DEALER
Prop.. CHARLES DONEA
Liberty at 9th St.
TABERS GROCERIES
608 Pingree St.
We Appreciate Your Patronage
Call 3-2806
SATURDAY. JANUARY 28, WW
Flint, Mich.
■r a Candid Came-a par-y to be
Ml * Mabel Jones brEasTUth strrt-t
ie! v.-hment- wer#*enjoyed.
vina Russell who underwent an opera
tion at Surley hospital la-t week is
! improving splendidly.
Rev Rhorent-e of Quint) Chapel church
underwent an operation last Friday at
Fold hpspitif in Detroit.
*"SaITirTTn> eveni.n- :.f she R-% 'Marv
McC’larin and Henry Reynolds. The
Sportsman club. Short talk- of civre
jer.ee Rodae: j of Sac naw were gue-ts
' Crocker? 'trert.
Hold Funeral For Mrs. Brown
Funeral rite- ..f Mr-. K!len Bmwrt
piome. 61*8 Tfagger:v'Vourf'were KeTc!
I She was a member of the Gospel
I choir of the church and was very
; faithful and tireles* worker. She
I vva.- born in London, Canada. January
; 10. 1890 and had resided in Michigan
Surviving are her'widower. Victor
: Brown and a brother.
Dorothy Mabry Dodson Buried
I Little Dorothy Mabry Dod-on. three
! yeafs. daughter of Mrs. Jennie Mabry,
j nos'i Jamieson funeral rites were
j i-Tiurch Wednesdiy. Rev, Ballou, pas
j tor, officiating. Shi dictj at Hurlev
I si.-ters and three brother-: Erleane,
Rev. Irene Ritter
Enters N.Y. School
J CLEVELAND. Ohio. Jan. 27
j Rev. Irene G. Ritter, associate pas
j tor of St. Paul A. M. F. Zion church,
j left Cleveland Friday to enter Dor
j cas Boardman school; of New York
jCity where she will receive special
( training in pastoral and evangelis
, Miss Ritter has been very suc
cessful in her work since taking
! up her duties as assistant pastor of
St Paul's church. She Is at present
president of the Varick Christian
Endeavor, which was host to the
I International Christian Endeavor
I convention in July.
NORTH END
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SOUTH END
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Tel. 9187?
Everready Prestone On Sale
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S. Saginaw at 12th
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MOTHERS
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MARKET
We Cater to the Working
People ot the Community”
1801 Clifford St.

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