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PAGE TWO
Howard Venable Wins Honor As Wayne ‘Med’ Student
YOUNG GRAD
WILL INTERNE
IN ST. LOUIS
One of the most outstanding grad
uates of the past week \Ta> H a.-.id
Venable s . f M - Agnes Ven
■
f ** :n rr.ec... .e f: -m Wayne
%e:-= ty’asrTr.r.. N .* :*
in h.s junior year at Wayne. upon
t:te recommend..-. f D: Da .
professor of Kth : c>. >.-ung Vcn
ar> :e. c.\ ed the a .sard It havsyg
performed' tnc n.gaest number of
h s class. Tints year h.s paper on
-Ascites" delivered a: the American
Medical society convention, was se
lected by the chairman of tne con-
The Doctor Likes Music
In addition to his scientific
a h evements Dr, Venab e - red
of the school," hav.n.g appeared . s
guest soloist at three of the most,
J-Hop, senic . ball. „nd t.e . lent
faculty alumni banquet Dr. Var.able
t ur of the east with Ethel Waters
and company „
FoTlPwlrag "Venable's perf. rmanre"
a- tne alumni dinner Dr Raymond
B Allen, dean of the college f
medicine, wrote a congratulatory
letter n which he stated May I
late you'on the fine work you have
b ne as a student throughout ycur
medical course. Yvu have shown n
a number of ways that you have
tnc qual.t.es of a superior character
r.arie good phys ciao-
Venable w.:: interne Homer.
Phillips hospital. St Lou.s Mo. for
" • nt .tn. j
Mrs. Allen Venable. tw ■ b. thers.
William and Allen, the former j
| - .
la'v Mr- Allen Venable a: 48,4
T reman avenue
2 Dead—
(Continued from Page It
nr why. Cleveland Jones d..-closed
Mat the man responsible for the .
..
.--d teat he stayed at the Eaglet
hotel.
Gives Self I p
About 4.30 a m , Car! Hunt. 29 of
428 Brewster street came to the I
first precinct station and gave him- 1
•elf up. He also turned over the
stated.
Tepot ter.-—Rob*f4—SciUta. xtlca.-ed
from tne hospital Tuesday morn
ing. stated that he didn't know
kow the fight started, nor why. He
mw Hunt coming towards his sister
with an open knife in h-s hand and
picked up a chair to defend her.
Then a free for all endued bet ween
tne party at the table, during whic.n
he. his bTother George, and his sister
Pearl were stabbed.
K-mfp Victim ‘‘Better’
Visited at the hospital early Tues
day evening. George ir.rough
fevered lips that he "was fee fin""'
better.” He even tried to smile and
appeared in good spirit.,. _
George has lost a lot of blood.
Doctor- gave h.m up last r.ight
They didn’t think he had a chance
1 ouil through But •.>.*:.< got
morale built up and I th.r.k he”. ’
make it now.” Robert said of his
brother on leaving his bedside
"We haven't told him that Pearl
vas stabbed to death We told him
i eg n.ceiy He s weak from loss
o' and need* another trans
f -ion He’s in pretty bad shape,”
Robert stated.
Funeral services for Pearl F .-ter
w.il be held at 10 am. Wednesday
from the Cole Brothers Funeral'
Home at 275 E. Warren avenue.
Slain by Special Officer
e bee. gai den fig'v /-e ■ rded *™ '
police wa» Mat of O I Moore 21
of 700 Hcndrie. -hot and killed
during a tussle -with a ,-pec.al officer
tor tbs
beergarden at 5768 Hastings street
last Saturday rrn r.mg. according
to police investigating the ca*e
Moore began fighting with a
customer .n the p’ac; at and when
Special Officet John B Kcllorr. 37
«.f 4616 Ha-t.ngs - ect. interfered
Moore drew his kn;fe. apparently
moment later try to take the officer s
gun. is the story told police accord
ing to recotds of the case.
The spec.al watchman is held for
murder at police headquarters,
pending a thorough investigation
tr.to the fatal shooting* Moore w*as
•hot in tne left chest with a 25
calibrr Spanish automatic. He ••■d:
dead on admittance to .Receiving
hospital
Operated bv ar. rectr.c mo*or. a
- Jm
aiisi
Prominent local scholar who re
ceived the degree of doctor of
medicine from Wayne imiversily
medical school last I rld-M June
16. Dr. \ enable will leave De
5 Hurt —
• C ontinued from Page II
Injured about the r ght eye after
be ng -truck by a swing a: a play
ground at Van Anterp. seven year
-cW-Rrchard - War.
re was treated at Reco.vmg hos
p.t.,l iast \ oek end He v- taken
A three-year-old dunk iodine
w... treated «f Recr.vmg with an j
•acLdoie- u*. counter-act the poison !
‘Cum Laude’
fyj
Young Willie McGowan son of
Mi and Mi- J. McGowan «>i
Gallagher avenue, graduated last
week from Pershing high school
with honors. Young McGowan,
to enter college in the near iu-
Unexcelled
FOR
DEPENDABLE,
ECONOMIC
AND
Sincere Service
WEBSTER
FUNERAL
HOME
307 Frederick St.
Temple 1-1197
Our Sympathetic Service in
your hour of Sorrow Light
en« Your Burden.
PROPHET G.W.HURLEY
REV. SUSIE KNIGHT, Numerologist
MENTAL TELEPATHIST AND DIVINE HEALER
Spiritual Advice Daily on all Business and
Personal Affairs. Except Saturdays
and Sundays
Hours: 2:30 P.M. to 6:30 P.M.
1743 McDougal St. (Upstairs)
THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE - : - A" RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
DOCTOR OF MEDICINE
DR HOWARD VENABLE
troit soon to begin his interneship
at Homer G. Phillips in
\i;ms Venable 4844 Ttrcwun
Junior Buckner of 6051 Brush street,
the mother told hospital attaches, i
Will You Buy Wings
For an Angel?
The Sisters of The House of The Good Shepherd and the work
ers ot' The Salvation Army are often referred to as “angels of
mercy.” And so they are.
But anfiels need wings—and the wings in this case are adequate
and additional buildings, facilities, and equipment with which to
carry on a humanitarian work which means much to the well-being
of our city.
Now Detroit is being asked to raise at least $1,250,0D0 to meet
the pressing needs of these two great organizations—and since they,
in all their long years of service, hive "never failed isn't
conceivable that Detroit is going to fail them.
Rerpembcr, too, that every dollar—every penny of every dollar
—goes only and directly toward the objective for which it is given.
All the expenses of the Open Heart Fund campaign—including the
advertising— are donated, so that no sum, small or large, is diverted
to a single use other than that for which it is intendedT>y "you."
More—the fund will be administered and distributed without
overhead by the officers of the Open Heart Fund of Detroit, Inc.—
ample assurance that it will be administered wisely and efficiently;
and accounted for fully and accurately.
With complete assurance that the cause is worthy—that your
contribution will be put only to the uses for which it was given—
that you can, thereby, help make Detroit a better place.for vour
children and your children’s children to live in . . . won’t you
open your heart wide and give as generously as you can?
Here Is What Your Contributions
Will Help Pay For:
I—A new home with new buildings for The House of The Good Shop- '
herd on the 189-acrc tract it now owns in Northville—replacing
the present condemned, 55-ycar-old quarters on West Fort Street.
2 -Knlarping and almost doubling the capacity of the F.vangeline
Residence on Second Boulevard, where The Salvation Army pro
vides wholesome living quarters for working women, at low cost.
3An addition to The Salvation Army’s Women's Home and
Hospital on West Grand Boulevard, thus providing additional
rooms and facilities for the care of unwed mothers and their infants.
4 Additional buildings and facilities for The Salvation Army's
Fresh Air Camp at Lakeville.
HERE IS HOW YOU CAN PAY: Pledge now and pay now if you
like. Or, if you prefer, you may extend your payments over three
years.
THE OPEN HEART FUND OF DETROIT
m]
SHRINERS IN
INITIATION AT
CIVIC CENTER
Several Local Dignitaries
Attend Meeting Os
Fraternity
Tiie Ea.-t S.rie Civic Center was '
the Sunday"oT tltt inltll- j
tjon of the Shrmers during which I
-! 34 candidates were accented, and
made full fledged Shrincr*.
i attaining <*f a thirty-second degreel
Masonry and according to reports ,
there are only 500 Shrmers in the j
i Mate of Michigan
Among the high ranking of the 1
I organization present were: E. Wal- !
: lace 'Detroit), most worshipful
guild master; John Murphy Jr., of!
Baltimore, Md., imperial potentate; |
John H. Moore, past -penal oriental !
guide; Harold S. Crosby. Detroit,
t illustrious potentate, I. P. John of j
. Cleveland, -imperial recorder and!
H. Y. Harrison of Flint, past im
, perial deputy.
The Shrmers are also making!
plans from their annual convention j
Li st vet k in August in the city
Special trains to the c : ty have been
chartered by the nrg.itfization and
approximately 20,000 delegates ar.- j
expected.
Convention headquarters will be 1
£■. «*■
'■. Jljr
MYZELL SOWELL
Son of Mr and Mrs. Lewis Madi
son of Holbrook avenue gradu
ated with honors last week from
Sherrard intermediate school and
plans to enter Northern high
•school in the iall. While at Sher
rard. Myzell was president of the
school student council for three
terms and rated first in the »A
health rating.
at Ebenezer A M E. church, b:gin
. r.ing August,..fi. rians-will be made ,
at the meet for the setting nf a
scholarship fund. The usual elec
tions and discusSions of organiza- >
I tional problems and achievements
will also be discussed.
Endorsed by the Detroit Community Fund
(Campaign Committee
WILLIAM S. KNUDSEN; General Chairman
Theodor- D. Buhl . George W. Carter . Mrs. Wm. F. Con
nolly . Henry T. Ewald . Hugh J. Ferry . Jame. Fitzeerald
law Fitzpatrick . Louis J. Flint . Joseph P. Glaser
Rev. F.dw. I Hickey • Henry F. Hulbert . Arthur J. Lacy
Alfred C. Marshall . Henry S. Morgan • Joseph A. Mo, mh.a
Michael v Moygihaa . Mr.. Frail T. Murphy • Brigadier
Jame. Murphy . John P. O’Hara . Mr. Alfred G. Wilaoe
Beniamin E. Young
Campaign Headquarters
*TI! FLOOR, BOOK-CADfLLAG HOTEL
BREWSTER CITY COUNCIL
ENTERTAINS MORE THAN 100
Honor Grad
j The Brewster City council opened
liu vacai.on aclivitieg last week
with a mammoth community party
at Brewster center, sponsored by
its Child’s Welfare committee, of
which Mrs. Laura Dounveor is,
I Tne spacious auditorium of Brew
ster center was a riot of fun and
gaiety as more than 700 men. wom
en ana children milled about danc
■ mg. singing -tmri- piaymg- ramos~~
Everybody seemed in perfect har
mony wi’.fr the spirit of the ocea-
Attractmg much attention was an
1 interesting display of handicraft
j w-ork done by children in the com
i munity which gave evidence of
, much native ability in need of dc
| veloping.
I After more than two hours of so.
, cializing, the chairman, William T-
BUYER’S GUIDE
and SERVICE DIRECTORY
BARBER SHOPS
Service Barber Shop
4446 Brush Street
Terrace 2-8770
OPEN 7 A. M TO 12 P. M.
WANTED
! EXPERIENCED BARBER
Apply
ELIOT BARBER SHOP
3515 Hastings Street
BEAUTY SHOPS
RITZIE BEAUTY SALON
Expert Operators
Susie Thomas
Ella Cobb, Ruth Boyd
Ethel Stinson, Hazel McTyree
607 E. Forest TE. 1-4727
Rosa Sims, Prop.
Lamay Beauty Shoppe
7—Expert Operators—7
4714 Beaubien, Nr. Forest
Terrace 1-1541
Anna Mae Crockett,
E. W. Craig. Props.
Particular Women Cos To
MADAM LULU’S
BEAUTY SALON
Try Our Special Guaranteed
Hair-Grower
530 E. Forest, Nr. Beaubien •
Temple 1-0404
FLORA’S
BEAUTY SALON
Individualistic Artists in
Beauty Culture
2016 E. Davison
Flora Teaslev. Prop. .
LA ROSE
BEAUTY SALON
ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIALS
1427 Riopelle
Marie Cibson, Prop.
BON MARCHE
BEAUTY SALON
Mrs. Alberta McCullough,
Prop.
4518 MILDORD AVE.
Ty. 4-1908
BEE DEW BEAUTY SHOPPE
Each Operator Gives You ' I
Personal Attention
3502 Hudson at 24th Street
For Appointment Call
TYLER 4-8702
Mrs. Claudia Harris, Prop,
CLEANERS
Babette Cleaners
Nuterize-Dry Cleaned '
Guaranteed Against Shrinking
And Stretching
Ty. 4-2434 4734 Milford
FLOWER SHOP |
Phone Tyler 5-2175
WEST WARREN FLOWER SHOP
CHOICE FLOWERS
FOR ALL OCCASIONS
4550 W. Warren Avenue
Nrar JUth 1
FUNERAL HOMES
Webster Funeral
Home
307 Frederic Street
Temple 1-1197
McFall Bros. Funeral
Home
714 EL Canfield Cos. 3335
River Rouge Vlnewood
Advertise In The
Michigan Chronicle |
SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1039
Mrs Maude Henderson Mrs Mary
i Halldwa}. Mrs S.nwif, Mr». Ethel
Hemsley. Mrs. Woodford Mrs. Win
::on and Mr*. Maade Adams.
At .he close of the program
everybody repaired to the second
floor whe.-e rctreshmcr.us were being
served free.
Prophet Bell Moves
To New Office
Pr iphet Bell has moved his office
to the next floor, suae Nos. 15 and
public at all time-. The main floor
Temple No. 52 for seiv.ee;. We
have pr.vate phone in each aepart
ment. Let Jesus bear your burdens.
Sherrill, associate ccij l : of the
Michigan Chronicle, opened the pro
gram by leading tnc audience in
group singing and introducing the
mayor of Brewster City. Fred Allen
Mr. Allen in a br.ei adarcaj out
lined the program of the Brewrter
City council for the civic advar.ee-
Among ethers introduced were
members of the Brewster center
'
and Lbuis Martin. Next the chair
man introduced ;hejr,» moil* of the
Brewvter C. v c0.,r.c.., C.-.iid Wel
fare committee: Mrs Jc.--.-ie Harris.
Mrs. Louise Smith. Mrs. Emma Air
len. Mrs Viola . LaMar. Mrs. Chris
tine Whisenten. Mrs, Lillie Dawson.
Mrs Rose Jordan. Mrs. Ella Bar
ber. Mrs. Mattie Cade. Mrs. Katie
Dallas. Mi.s Dallas. Mrs. CarneJl.
FOR SALE!
Loj Lago the cc-tage owned by
•Mr; J H Fears a* Idlewild. Mich.
Three Jarre rooms completelr fur
nished a U-shaped screened pored.
246 E. Philadelphia
or Call Madison 6952
MISCELLANEOUS
JOSEPH COLE
STUDIO OF MUSIC
290 E. Vernor H’way Cl. 3468
Instructions in Voice, Piano,
! Theory—Reasonable Rates
Interviews by Appointment Only
JACK ELLISON'S
MOTOR OIL
3-Quarts, 25c & up
Cold Drinks & Ice Cream
10121 W. 8 Mile Road
ETTA DAVIS
DRESS and HOSIERY SHOP
Street Dresses SI.OO
House Dresses 50c
Children’s Dresses 25c anti up
21053 Mitchelldale St.
Dr. Frazier N. Moore
DENTIST
I Hours: 9to 12—1 to 5
6 to 9 Sun. by App.
7068 Michigan Vi. 1-2076
AGENTS WANTED
Sell Distinctive Toilets
Requisites
Liberal Commission
MONROVIA PRODUCTf
2130 John R.
2M E. Montcalm
Reading and Healing
Daily
9 A. M. to 9 P. M.
Your Complete Horoscope, how to
get your heart’s desire; *ee the wise
man from Louisiana, who know*
Ca. 5024 543 E. Vernor Highway
Detroit, Michigan
REV WM. BELL, Prophet
FOR RENT
ROOM IN MODERN HOME
Couple or Single
Crane Ave. Near Cratiot
PL. 7799
CASH FOR OLD
PHONOGRAPH
RECORDS
! Os |azz. Blues, Ragtime, Swing
5086 Talbot To. 6-56)7
Call Evenings or Sunday
DIVINE HEALING AND
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See daily the wise prophet from
Louisiana, the one who knows.
Ca. 5024
REV. WM. BELL
543 E. Vernor Highway
Detroit. Michigan
“Get The Facts On
Communism”
Write P.O. Box 32. Crand Riv
er Station, for Free Pamphlet.”
i DETROIT)
UPHOLSTERINC
and
Tailored Slip Covers
L. T. PALMER
973 E. Eucalid Tr. 1-3567
KINC SOLOMON S TEMPLE
OP RELICIOUS SCIENCE
543 E. Vernor Highway
REAL BUY
6102 Iroquois, corner Lambert
6 Rooms and Bath
53.850 Cash s4.ooo*Terms
51.600 Down
For Sale By Owner
6102 Iroquois
Advertising Is A Safe
Business Builder
GROCERY STORES
BOOKER T. WASHINGTON
Quality Groceries and Meats
Fresh Vegetables Daily
592 Farnsworth
Cor. St. Antoine
Te. 2-9553 Free Deliveries
REAL ESTATE
Wm. J. Fitzpatrick
CITY PROPERTY
Quinn Road Lots
Idlewild Lots and Homes
Hall for Rent by Day or Week
MUSIC FURNISHED
3722 Russell St. Te. 1-8430
Beautiful 50 Acres
Fertile soil—ls acres of woods— j
River winds through property. Ac
cess to several Oakland County
Lakes.
SACRIFICE PRICE TO
SETTLE ESTATE
22 Murpht St. Pontiac, Mich.
2-1095
RADIO SERVICE
Experts in Repair Work with
Written Guarantee
PUBLIC ADDRESS OUTFIT
FOR RENT OR SALE
SUPERIOR RADIO SERVICE
3712 Russell St. Te. 1-8430
STUDIOS
FIOS ART STUDIO
323 Gratiot Ave., Ph. CL 0966
WE MAKE CUTS FOR
NEWSPAPERS
Open Daily and Sun., 8-6 p.m.
SERVICE STATIONS
Cobb's Friendly
Service
CHENE & MAPLE
St. Antoine & Elizabeth
Gas Oil Accessories
SHOE REPAIRERS
Joe’s Electrical Shoe
Repairing
See joe & Save Your Dough”
1 533 Ins Campau
TAILORS
English Garment
Cleaning
Cleaning, Pressing. Dyeing,
and Altering
HAT CLEANING
3824 Hastings Street
WHERE TO GO
COZY CORNER
BAR & GRILL
DINE and DANCE
Choice Beer, Wine O Liquor
4100 Hastings Te. 2-8412
DAVE S BAR
LIQUOR. BEER AND WINE
BAR-BE-QUE
Good Food at All limes j
1701 E. Davison Ave.
(Corner of Riopelle)
Walker & Billingslea
Restaurant
13027 DEQUINDRE ST.
BAR-B-Q _ COLD DRINKS
LICHT LUNCHES
Ice Cream and Fish
MISCELLANEOUS
USE
HEALTH-TOL
"World’* Fine«t Tooth Powder’
Sold at All Drug Stores
Dr and Mra K G Boddie Mlt»r«
Agents Wanted
To sell razor blade* 75 cents r
hundred. 60 cents in 500 lots. Writi ,
United Chemical Cos.. P. O. Bo> i
1270. Detroit Miihieun

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