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PAGE TWO
Every Chronicle Newsy ‘Out To Annual Contest
ENTHUSIASM
MOUNTS IN
THIRD WEEK
Contestants Divide City
Into Six Areas For
Campaign
“Out to win' 1 15 thr byword of
•11 Chronicle Newsies a.« they enter
the third week c*f their contest
with triple vigor.
Detroit ha« beer, divided for CO%
te*t purposes into six districts, soe
eifically: West side, headed by Mrs
Betti* EUingum. 5242 Vinewood;
Mrs, Rumford. 5392 Scotten; Mr.
Logan. 6074 Woodrow.
The East side has been divided
into three contest sections these be
ing: (•> tne Uptown area. Canfield
to East Grand boulevard: <bi Lower
East side area extending from Gra
tiot to Jefferson: Central East area,
extending from Gratiot to Canfield.
Mr. James Colvard. 2000 Superior,
manager of the contest and circula
tion manager of the Michigan
Chronicle is emtest manager m
tnese areas
Mrs. Mary L Beasley. 1533 Alger
•venue is contest manager in the
North area, this territory being
north of the boulevard and south of
Davison avenue.
North End Pharmacy is the head
quarters for the Davison avenue
area. This area extends north to
Six Mile road.
Mrs Lelia Hendricks at 18774
Gallagher avenue is heading up the
newsies of the Conant Garden dis
trict.
Newsies' Standing*
—To date, because of -pa rtial dis
trict report*, the Chronicle will list
this week reports of the first week
of the contest.
Festa Trice is leading the West
side with Richard Brown, second
and William Hogan, third.
Leading the Uptown East side
area is Wilbur Edgar. Jules Houze,
third and Benny Moss, second.
Lower East area has James Turner '
in the lead. George Williams, sec- i
ond, and James Davis, third.
Charles Welsey leads the Centra!
East area with David Scales second
and James Thigpen running a close
third.
Howard Shannon is in the lead in
the North End area. Albert John
son. second ar.d Willie Winchester. •
third
The Davison district lead * held
by James Alton Hunton with Wil
liam Curry second, and Garvey
People*, third.
In Conant Gardens. Harry Chat
man holds the lead with Henry
Waddles, second and Willie McGow
an. third
More about prizes and standings
next week. Only five more weeks
left:::
Church Os Cod
Sunday school war opened at 9:30
a m.. at the Church of God and
was presiding Elder T D McGhee. 1
partor. opened the morning services,
at 1130 a m
Five o'clock session featured the
Young Men's Bible class B Y P.U ,
under the leadership of Mrs. Effie ,
Rindc'.v :s holding
TrrreTTTTgs tacTS Sahday evening!
The pastor preached the closing
sermon of the day at the 8 pm.
yerv.ee.'. —Mrs. Janie Hair, church
Second Baptist- Church
The pastor. Rev. R. L. Bradby.
who has oeen trying to get a much
needed rest will return to the city
•nd fill his pulpit on Sun
day. July 16.
The morning service starts at
10:30 a. m.. promptly The evening
service during the rummer months
is held from 7 to 8 p. m.
Visiting friend; are cordially in
vited to Aorship with us.
REWARD
Suitable reward will be
paid ♦or The apprehension
and convjction of parties
who held up and assaulted
pay station collector. Fri
day, July 1. 1939 on Hast
ings street
MICHIGAN BELL
TELEPHONE CO.
CALL CHERRY 9900
EXTENSION 2449
First to go In for the new sport
of archery at the Great Lake*
Country rlub are these ".Modern
Sergeant —
(Continued from Page II
wh.'.e waiting for a traffic light:
near the scene of his "error.''
The case presents quite a com- '
plicated affair since neither Mr.
Marsh nor Sergeant Slater imme-1
and r:« lv rfcognizcd each other at the)
time of the alleged flirtation, since]
tirey both are members of an or- j
gamzation formed here last winter |
known as the Crime Prevention,
Clinic, composed of leading citi-|
zens who are doing a fine piece of,
I work in reducing ihe tendency of <
juveniles to commit crime to a mini-:
Mr. Marsh occupies a seat direct-1
I ly behind the sergeant at the clinic,
vet both failed to recognize each!
ether immediately at the sceen of;
•he misdemeanor, according to the |
sergeant. Mr. Marsh was first to
recognize his colleague in crime
become panic-stricken.
Faced squarely by an interviewer
or. what bearing the membership in
j the same social agency would have
With her prosecution of Mr. Marsh,
Sergeant Slater said she was sorry.
I of course, but her duties are spe-
I cific and that she could not show
; favoritism on that account. |
The case of the commonwealth:
against Leo B. Marsh has been set ;
for hearing on Tuesday. July 25. j
Accounts of the arrest of Mr. !
Marsh were withheld from the To- ;
ledo Blade. Toledo Times and the
two local papers. Toledo Press and 1
Toledo Voice, but were published
according to the relord in the
Mr. Marsh, it was said, became
excited upon seeing [
\ the particulars of his arrest had '
gotten before the public and left
a copy of it for Sergeant Slater;
! to see w ith instructions for her to i
[call him. Xt»£.. sergeant did not
state whether or no: she called i
—Paul Bioch. publisher of a large
two outlet in Toledo in the Toledo!
Blade and Toledo Time*, is a heavy
contributor to the Indiana Y. His
donations amount to as much as
SSOO in a lump sum at a time.
The gag was put on Raymond M
I Jackson, editor of Toledo Pres;. 1
when he lost the case in which he
' was named defendant in the first
■libel suit to oe tried in Tol«6
‘courts in 40 vears, Mr Marsh, it
j is understood, was a ring-leader in
i bringing about, this trial. It is ;aid
! that he even told Jackson that Atty.
i Emmet Wheaton volunteered to
1 prosecute Jackson for libel at ar.
indignation meeting held by Marsh
, and others to put a slop to attacks
i made upon the conduct of children
: at the if and other places which
provoked a threat of the Commun
: ity Chest to stop their allowanres
Mr Marsh told Jackson that it
Was firs*, decided to take the ir..'u
tant editor for a ride ar.d a g >d
! beating when Mr Wheaton said
: prosecute him for publishing a con
ton) was dishonest.
At the trial. Mr. Mar.-h. a Witness
for the state, said he had read 'he
article concerning Mr Wheaton and
that the leac'.ion he received was
that "If what Jackson's paper said
about Mr Wheaton were true. Mr
Wheaton was a man to be avoided.”
The Toledo Voice is in its in
fancy, having gotten out its 15th
issue last week. The Chronicle
Blessings For All ....
PROPHET G. W. HURLEY
THE COD OF THE AQUARIAN ACE
WILL DEMONSTRATE HEALING AND
BLESSINC ON THURSDAY NIGHT
July 27,1939, 8:30 P.M.
al 944 Napoleon Street
The spirits that are passing through this month do
not pass but once a year Your burdens are never
too heavy for them to move through the black Cod of
this age If you miss this meeting you will miss a treat
Come Unto Me. All Ye That Labour and Are Heavy
Laden, and I Will Give You Rest—Matt. 11 -2#
THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE • - A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY;
MODERN DIANAS
Adelaide Jones, who is a house
guest of the Misses Blount, and
Mrs. Alda Thompson Hodge.
Dianas." Left to right: Mrs.
fiewge Kmedley, MU* Constance
Blount. Miss Mildred Blount. Miss
In Pleasant Sunday
Pleasant Sunday will be observed
July 16 a; follows, at the following
churches: Messiah Baptist Senior
choir. Paradcna avenue, Fcrndale.
Mich . Sunday at 3:30 pm.
Corinthian Baptist Senior choir
will sing at Connors and Delmar
street at 8 pm.. Sunday afternoon.
have charge of the colored churches
t-i—Deli«»ii -ttHiD-iy—St-. Benedict—the
Moor and the Church of the Sacred j
Heart, and the recently organized \
Mission of the Holy Ghost, have:
under their care in the United I
States 54 parishes and missions de
voted entirely to colored Catholics
with a membership of 35.714.
CITE PROGRESS
OF RACE IN
CATHOLICISM
! That the Catholic church in the J
I United States is laboring for the;
! spiritual and temporal welfare of j
I the colored people is shown in an !
j article in "America." a Catholic re- .
| view of the week published by '
the Jesuit Fathers. In this article? 1
j the Rev. John T. Gillard. of the
Society of St. Joseph, who has lab
j ored for the past 16 years among j
! he colored people of the United 1
i States, review s the history of the |
| first Catholic colored church in the I
I United States dedicated in 1864 and
i Known as St. Francis Xavier's*
■ church He then gives the follow
.ng statistics of the activity of the
church in behalf of the souls of
; the colored people:
| "Today, from the Rio Grande to j
! the Hudson and from the Atlantic '
i to the Pacific, the Cross of Christ
| .-unmounts 175 parish and 75 mission
churches for colored Catholics.:
I These churches range from weather
[ beaten chapels on the prairies to
j the gigantic structures in the heart j
of New York's Harlem, and their ,
j congregations vary from 12 dozen '
lin Wichita. Kans. to 12,000 of the
j Corpus Christi church in New Or- j
and energy to the woik being done •
! in these minor units are some 350 1
i priests belonging to 16 religious
orders and diocesan clergy
j "The Society of St. Joseph, whose
' members are known as Josephite
I she Negroes of thi; country: and
1 ra-UwaUv they have ihe largest nTJTrr- '
| her in this field. 125 in all. of which j
- "The. -gathn-R '..f Ihe Tlivine Word i
and the Holy Ghost Fathers ar: i
, .he next most numerous. The litany j
i of. laborers continues. - -with thaj
Franciscan;. Benedictines, Jesuits. j
Vincentians. Passiomsts. Domini- i
i cans. Oblates. Sar.guimsts. Edmund
: ites, Capurhins. Redemptorists. Holy
! Cross Fathejs and African Mi.ho.i
rrs Among the diocesan clergy
j there are 55 giving their entire tim»
• <o The colored churches and as many
• ■more pastonng white parishes to
which are attached mission's or
l.chool* for the colored."
j Father Gillard doe* not go into
detail concerning the hundreds of
i educational and institutional units
' served by nuns from more than 50
• ‘iMef hoods m whieh feeoy thousand
j colored children are being cared
' or Then too. there is to be taken
I ir.to account the institutions of
j training for missionary priests and
: ■ istors among the colored people
the four ..Communities of Col
• • red Sisterhoods m the United
1 The Holy Ghost Fathers, who
endeavo’-s to publish the news as
; position in life and w ithout fear
or favor
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MENTAL TELEPATHIST AND DIVINE HEALER
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Hours: 2:30 P.M. to 6:30 P.M.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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BUY YOUR CAR FROM
oa M\s Mo* o ** ®a/ e
421-37 E. Vernor Highway
Phone Randolph 6777
Used Cars as Low as $lO Down
NEW CARS
1939 Chrysler ~.5199 00 down
1939 DeSoto $199 00 down
1939 Plymouth $l5B 00 down
TERMS TO SUIT
EDWARD DAVIS Ceneral Man,ge, I AMES WEATHERS Sale, Manager
Morten, candidate for governor, 100
votes; Alberta Gaston, for queen,
with 50 votes, and Doris Butcher,
for "Miss Detroit." with 25 votes. j
Members of the West Side In
spirational Singers and the East Side ■
Inspirational Singers, Providence!
Gospel choir, the Lomax gospel*
choir. Chapel Hi! gospel choir, and 1
the St. James gospel choir are asked
to hand in their reports before the
Saturday night meeting.
A joint picnic was sponsored by
the Michigan Gospel Choral Union
and the Chatham. Ontario. Union,
July 4 Mrs. Irene Vandusen is to
be complimented on the lovely way
in which she and her workers enter
tained the Detroit union.
GOSPEL UNION
HEARS WOMAN
PREACHER
The Gospel Choral Union was
graced with the presence of the
Rev. Mrs. Braxton of Philadelphia.
Sunday, July 16. this group will
hold a monthly inspirational meet
ing at Providence Baptist church.
1039 Benton street. Rev. J. L. Lewis
is pastor All singers are asked to
,be there at 3 p m
We are asking all the choirs to
have their candidate for governor
and queen contestant, and the young
lady running for "Miss Detroit”
present at th.3 meeting. This drive
has been extended to July 26 and
further, details will be announced
All singers and friends who are
planning to go to East St. Louis, to
the national convention are asked to
get their names in by Wednesday.
July 19. so that ample time can be
given to make reservations. Satur
day night will be a big night for
-"• candidates
Reports are as follows: Second
Baptist. Ferndale: Sloane Martin,
candidate fur —gm-emor,—hits—soo-
- Davis, for queen, with
270 votes, and Jennette Hillman,
for "Miss Detroit." with 300 votes.
First Baptist, Ecorse: Maurice
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BARBER SHOPS
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4446 Brush Street
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OPEN 7 A. M. TO 12 P. M.
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ELIOT BARBER SHOP
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BEAUTY SHOPS
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BILLET TAKEN FROM ARM
Suffering from a year old bullet
wound. Albert Jetton, 23 of 2068
Cody walked to Receiving
'hospital lasty-cek for an emergen-i
j cy operation.
1 An examination by hospital at
' tachas d;sc!- sed tnat a bullet was
I protruding from the wound. A
; steel jacket was removed from the
upper part of the left arm, a report
| disclosed.
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IN DETROIT"
300 Mt. Elliot Fi. 3290
MISCELLANEOUS
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STUDIO OF MUSIC
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10121 W. 8 Mile Read
ETTA DAVIS
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Street Dresses SI.OO
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Children’s Dresses 25c anti up
21053 Mitchelldale St.
Dr. Frazier N. Moore
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6 to 9 Sun. by App.
7068 Michigan VI. 1 -2076
AGENTS WANTED
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Detroit, Michigan
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