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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, IMS
f p f\ T UT\ /Y - ATT T A Robert chick lewis, Editor
JL UJjJu UUj UXX 1 U ROBERT STAUNTON, Sports Editor
Meredith Suit Endangers Status Os Lone Negro Fireman
ATTEMPT TO
DECLARE TESTS
NULL AND VOID
Supports Negro Firemen;
Exhausts Legal Means
Os Retention
TOLEDO, Ohio.—To have or not
to have a colored fire unit is the
moot question of the hour and the
most recent development is a tax
payer's suit filed by Frank Mere
dith, 901 City Park, requesting that
the eligible list from which the
dismissed colored firemen were
ehosen, be declared invalid.
Such a plea was published in the
Toledo Blade, a daily newspaper
and if the report is factual rather
than a dubious account of the tax
payer's petition and is taken or
heard solely on its merits, its ap
proval by the Civil Service com
mission of Toledo would endanger
the status of Alfred Stewart, the
sole survivor of the declared illegal
fire unit
According to the city charter, any
civil service eligible list expires
after two years and anew list is
established following competitive
examinations.
In the event that the present list
Is declared invalid. Mr. Stewart
would have to take another exam
ination to qualify.
If the real purpose of the suit
Is to prevent any further appoint
ments until the present eligible list
expires, then Mr, Stewart is secure.
However, John N. Edy, city
manager has made no appointments
from the present list to succeed
the dismissed colored firemen and
Indicated in no uncertain terms that
to do so wasn't his intention. The
only appointments made since No. 8
station was abolished as a colored
fire unit, were for the express pur
pose of filling vacancies created in
other stations through death or re
tirement.
Mr. Edy exhausted every legal
avenue to retain the colored men
In their positions following affirma
tion of a taxpayer's suit in the
Common Pleas coifrt of Judge Scott
Stahl. The case was reviewed by
the district court of appeals and
the Ohia supreme court liefore the
mandate to dismiss the Negro fire
men was issued.
Mr. Meredith is being represented
by the law firm of Christensen and
Christensen, white.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Daniel, of
Richmond, Va, were the week end
guests of his brother, L. B. Daniel
and wife, 336 Belmont avenue. This
was Mr. Daniel s first trip to Toledo
in five years, visiting his brother
and friends en route home from
the World's fair. They left for
Richmond Sunday night
* * *
George Davidson. 515 Avondale
avenue is recovering slowly in a
local hospital.
* * *
Elmer Hopings will spend this
week end in Cincinnati, Ohio.
* # *
Mr. and Mrs. W. Johnson and
Miss Mary Brooks of Fostoria and
Mrs. Vella Burton of Findley were
! Last week wu one of mixed emo
tions for a number of Highland P*rk
cationing Yes, but
it all belongs to life: the life of
-as well as an individual.
son. did not teem so gaited on hU
ast appearance at the itreet danc*
It he continues to practice and to im
prove. he will be able to keep good
Jitterbug time by 1950.
There seems to be no end to visiting
rresslon* Mrs E. B. Ferguson and
. her toother and Frankha's grand
tives at Nashville and Watertrace.
Tcnn. While Mrs Alice White. Hunts
ville. Ala. is vUiting her brothers, the
Messrs. Lawrence and Douglas Mack
lyn of Highland Park and Detroit
And Mia* Isadora Channels, nigh*
pital. Knoxville. Tenn. visited Mrs.
Lula Lyle of Detroit and other friends
in Highland Park. She remained in
Detroit two weeks. While here. Miv
eating place* of Detroit. Also. J. U.
Smith, Toronto. Canada, visited m»ny
of his friends In both Highland Park
and Detroit. He wu in town to se
cure tickets for the Louis-Pastor ftgnt
And Mrs. Ollla Mallory and her two
son*. Martellas and Fynora. Jackson
Dansby of Highland Park. ' At the
same time Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Vivian. Lorenz*, Mary and Mildred’
Omaha. Nebraska are visiting the
Mrs. Judge Reed. Highland Park and
Mr. Grahams' brothers and si*ter*-in
*w of Terndale and Mt. Clamant*.
Mise Eddaline Morrisaette. Grand
Rapids, is vUiting her coustns. Mrs
Roy Davis and Mias Laura Butler.
Highland Park. Miss Morrisaette In
tends to make Detroit her home.
had orher visitor*. They came from
downtown Detroit tinging "I Have My
War Shoes On.' They visited with
mons. So powerful has been their
will live long in
| service* were conducted by Elder Wil
burn Woods Mis sermons have been
| challenge for church goer* in Hlgh
! Chrut. then own him anywhere.“ The
for the most part by Mrs. Nadeon
Brown, who also did /pecial solo work.
Mrs. S Hill and Mrs. Woods, who put
->ng. They finished their work in
this part of Michigan last night hav
ing made many friends in this com
munity.
Lois Butlers' visit left her parents
relative* and many friends with «ad ,
heart*, when the applied to Sami
the other world for the remainder
of eternity.
land PS7JT' “OTsnyr IViany W'trgH-Thr
i flowers which covered her bier.
<•_:—
Mrs. L. Newton,
111 A Month, Dies
Mrs. Leona Newton. 4058 South !
Parkway, passed away Wednesday
evening at Post Graduate hospital
after an illness of a month. Mrs
Newton was active In both church
and social activities as well a*
politics. She served for a number
| of years as precinct captain of the
74th precinct of the Second ward,
j Funeral services will be held
Saturday. Aug. 28. from Jackson's
Funeral Home, 3800 Michigan ave
j nue at 1 p.m.
She leaves to mourn her passing
> a daughter. Mrs. Lovie Haynes:
granddaughter, Marcia Wilson: sis
ter. Josie LaMarr. foster son, John
- in - law, Robert
Haynes, sisters, Mrs. Ida Jackson, j
Mrs. Richard Johnson of Beulah.
Misa. Mrs. George Rankin of
Memphis, Temv, nieces and neph- ;
ews. and a host of other relatives
and friend*.
NICK and
NACKS
By SON BEN
TOLEDO. Ohio.—They say a
murderer always returns to the
scene of his crime, but in this case
It wasn't a murder (only attempted)
and the person didn't return until
Simon went and got her. There
you have it; now work it out for
yourself.
Listereen. the lady that sells ice
on John R was having her sport
early Sunday pm
Messrs. A. Beal and Gerald are
playing it hard in the Motor City.
Boys, if you must play, you don't
have go so far from home
Little Gerald Brown, one of the
Washington street playboys, was
mistaken for the Black Panther,
Friday night. Be careful, Gerald.
You know you can’t run.
When you "cats’’ go out sporting
drop by the Golden Pheasant club.
They have a fine band now and
the joint is beginning to Jump
•gam.
Mr. and Mrs. Volley Brown were
painting the town red Friday night.
You know it is nice to see young
| men entertaining their wives.
' Lillie Mae and Gertie Jenkins, the
fly waitresses at Joe’s ought to get
a memorandum book to keep their
dates straight.
The two potential husbands,
Bachelors Zack and Jack are both
swinging to the tune of the Gay
Divorcee.
While DH was making her pro
fessional debut at a fashionable
mtery. two couples were playing it
hard in the wee sma hours of the
01 Romeos. Cheeves and Ramsey
were on their dignity with two
charming femme*. Cheeves. your
.manners were splendid.
V Pearl Webb, the barmaid at the
Sweetheart club says she can’t help
It if she is so alluring that the boys
fall in love with her. I wonder if
Gerald Brown feels that way about
it
John Perkins hit the numbers
racket for $35 last Thursday, and
was taken to the cleaners in a crap
game. Thursday night. Oh well,
what is $35 to a big shot?
The Golden Rule picnic. Satur
dsy saw two Canton avenue play
boys. Art Mills and Cage Butler
doing pretty fair. Play on boys, but
don't speed. You might get a
ticket. Do you dig’
| I ONLY HEARD:—That a battle
took place at Joe's Wednesday
night
THE SWEETHEART CLUB
WHERE ALL FRIENDS MEET
HI POWER BEER AND WINE AND A COOD TIME
VISIT US WHEN IN TOLEDO
124 John R Street Bill Hawfcint, Prep.
CLARK’S COLD SPOT
Wine 5c a Class. 25c a Pint, 39c a Fifth
BEER THE COLDEST IN TOWN ALSO THE BEST
Meals served at all times by Miss Helen White, the cook
402 Avondale Avenue Adama 0605 Toledo, Ohio
TOLEDO SOCIETY
the guests of Clyde Bray, 705 Di
vision street. Sunday.
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. William Moore of
1123 Ewing street, spent the week
end in Youngstown with their
daughter. Miss Dorothy Wingfield.
Mis* Carlene Williams and Lorenzo
Miller made the trip with them.
* * *
Mrs. Maxine Johnson of Flint,
Mich., who has been the guest of
her mother. Mr*. Mary Winmon.
512 Indiana avenue, plans to re
turn home Sunday.
* * *
Mrs R C Lewis received a letter
from R. S. Simmons last week send
ing his best regards to all of his
friends in these parts.
HIGHLAND PARK
’ROUND
li’N About
THAT AIN’T THE WAY I
HEARD IT: Paul, the young man j
at Rand's Chicken Shack is the (
town talk. He had been in the |
city just a short while but the j
*Tsair payers haven’t a thing on j
him. If you notice the girls are
going for him in a big way. He
has something they want and some
are just in the way.
He and his brother are very busy
these nights. Visit the cozy spot
and see for yourself. . . . Chicken
. . . Boy, it’s too much!
Is it so that Gladys Weston is
giving Emma Baker the run around
about Roy Releford? What part is
this boy playing
It's funny that I see a popular
reporter of a local paper was seen
downtown with a bunch of boys.
Oh. no ... I should say girls.
Did Virginia Hill get so excited
about the ball player that she had
to drop her tray. Sunday or was
she just showing him she could
drop beer as well as he can play
ball?
Harry Gregory is playing it pretty
hard since he Is over his latest
love affair. Don't trip again and
don’t get your wires crossed. Do
you “cop?"
"Ole” man Rand seems to think
he is the champ with hi* four golf
clubs. Maybe he isn’t playing golf
all the time, or would you call
it golf?
A certain young lady at the
Corner Bar is beginning to wake
up to herself after playing it hot
and heavy. Take it slow. kid.
Don’t let your love affairs get'
you down. Beulah Wa*hington!
Where is W.S.?
’Tis said that Dorothy Herron I
and Jimmy Crutchfield are that
way about each other Evidently
the Michigan M.C. comes in just
for a flash, if at all.
Methinks there is still >ome deep
feeling between Andrew Beale and I
Lillie Mae, for one or the other
is trying to stage a comeback
Orchids for the floor show at the
Waiter* and Bellmen's club. Sun
day night headed by the diminutive
maestro of rhythm. Pedro The
i show started twinging from begin- |
ning and ended thusly. Good luck, j
Pedro and may we see some more
of your fine shows.
Someone must have been giving ,
away whiskey Sunday because Bob ,
“Caldwell. • the hambuxgai —
was in the groove. He thought he
represented the Toledo Trust bank
with $1.38. What is the matter?
Did one of the twins put you down?
Youth Drowns In
Swim Marathon
MEMPHIS. Tenn. Sept I—Cur
tis Boyd. 15. drowned Sunday af
ternoon while participating in the .
Doc Hottum’s 10-mile swimming j
marathon as hundreds looked on.
Just as the swimmer* were in
view of the line. Boyd, who
was diving with some other boys,
went under water about 100 yards
north of the Harahan bridge, but
failed to come up
WAYSIDE SHOE
REPAIR SHOP
REPAIR SERVICE
WHILE U WAIT
RgAtfONAIILF PRICKS
390 INDIANA AVE.
WM BROWN. Prop,
THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE • -a kET.TaRT.E INTIFPENIIENt WEEKLY
Flint, Mich.
Floor Cave-In
Drops 20 Into
Basement
TOLEDO, Ohio.—Almost a *core
of person* escaped seriou* injury
Monday morning when a flooring
on which they were standing in ]
the rear of 2004 Canton avenue,
gave way and dropped them eight'
feet into a basement.
The crowd had collected to view
the body of Ike Perkins. 40. a
World war veteran and night watch- :
man in a pool room at the Canton
avenue address, who had died sud- j
denly, apparently sometime during
the night Mr. Perkins had been;
ill for several weeks and death was
due to natural cause, it was re- ,
Frank "Monk” Johnson, manager
of the pool room said the flooring
in the rear of the place had rotted.
Most of the persons were unin
jured. Eight were scratched and
| bruised.
Woman Will
Run Against
Jesse Owens
TOLEDO, Ohio.—Two champions
of the Olympic games held in
Berlin, Germany, several years ago
will meet again at Swayne Field,
but this time the champs will op
pose each other in a 100-yard dash
as an added attraction for the night
baseball game to be held Thursday,
Aug. 31. between the Toledo Craw
fords and the House of David nine
from Benton Harbor, Mich.
Mis* Helen Stephens, who took
the title of world's woman cham
pion at the Olympic gjynes will at
tempt to defeat the famous Jesse
| 0w "”-
Four Nurses
Eligible For
D. C. Hospital
} WASHINGTON. D. C„ Sept.
I—Only four Race nurses'
, names appear on the list of
eligible trained nurses sent to
the district commissioners
; from which to select appointees to
Glenn Dale hospital, it was learntd
! from reliable sources thus week.
A total of 10 nurses are to be
appointed to the tuberculosis sani
tarium, it was announced some time
ago, and the District Health De
partment confirmed this number
this week.
When it was first learned that
j health authorities and the District ]
Commissioners were planning to
I appoint Race nurses to the lily- :
white staff of the institution, the |
| white nurses there set up violent !
Latolert;. some of • them declaring
that they would resign rather than 1
work with the Race nurses, j
Much pressure was brought to
bear on the Commissioners and
Congress by the white nurses in
an effort to thwart the appoint
ment of the Race nurses, who, :f
selected, will be the first to work
with a municipally-controlled hos
pital in the District
Glenn Dale hospital was com
pleted a few years ago to furnish
more facilities for the treatment of
tuberculosis here where its mor
tality rate is among the highest in
.the country
The institution treats both white
and Race patients, although due ;
♦n the disproportionate rate of tu- '
bercular patients among the Race,
usually more of the latter are cared
for there than the white patients.
District officials would not re
veal how many of the four eligible
nurses would be selected from the
list Th:y said that the nurses had
to first pass physical examination*
Nor would they make any state
ment as to whether another list
would be requested.
Observers point out that appoint
ment of the four nurses, although 1
a smaller number than had been
expected, would be a forward step
in District affairs.
Commonwealth Attorney
Would Abolish Poll Tax
RICHMOND. V«, Sept
iel Weymouth, commonwealth's at
torney of Northumberland county
and member of th? poll tax com
mittee of the Young Democratic
clubs of Virginia, advocated aboli
tion of the poll tax as a prerequisite
for voting in Virginia in a letter to
Dean M Ray Doubles of the Uni
versity of Virginia law school, here
Tuesday.
A GREAT LAKES WEEK END
Another gala week end! Another |
exciting Sunday spent at "the only j
spot of its kind in the country," :
spent at the Great Lakes Country
club.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hendley, of
Renfrew avenue, lot owner* in the
club, gave an intriguing party Sun
day afternoon introducing their son.
: Virgil C. Hendley, who is attend
! ing Prairie View college in Texas,
j This jovial young man played in
j the tennis tournament at Wilber-
I force and is playing in a tourna
, ment at Great Lakes on Thursday.
i Sharing these introductory honors
were also a nephew. LaMar Ander
son. law student at Gary, Ind., son
|of Atty. and Mrs. F. L Anderson
I of Gary; AnnieLaunFCotran, visit- -
| ing from the A. and I. State college
iof Nashville. Tenn and Helen King
I of West Point, Miss. Was it a wow!
i-Boi’i and how! : ,
! Many guests were frolicking over ’
| the spacious grounds of our club.
| Glancing about I saw Norman Mor
ris, another tennis player from the
tournament in Wilberforce; Charles
| E. Hudson, Kenneth Haith, Peter
J Whittaker. Mildred Murdock, Betty
! Barbour, Virginia Rowell, Alma
| Strong. Phyllis Highgate and Mil
dred Gibson. Everyone was having
| a fine time, because you always
, have a fine time at the Great Lakes
Country club.
| Levi Gardener and Marie O.
| Malone were really enjoying them
selves, believe me! Paul Foster and
I Hazel Sturkey were no slackers.
Other funsters included Hordon
' Hargrove. Margaret Eubanks. Eddie
j Eubanks, Doris Fuller, Harry Riggs,
Jeanne Fuller, Edward Procter,
I Constance Woods, Clifton Few,
! Tommy Malone and W. O. Webster.
All in all. these folks really had
lan unforgettable afternoon, and
when I say unforgettable, I do
mean they had a swell time.
Gosh! nearly every state in the
union was represented Sunday at
the club. The people from all parts
of the country know where to go
to have fun, with all the trimmings.
From Denver, £qlo., comes Mrs.
Addie V Lightner and Mrs. Sarah
C. Sims. Bob Davis, lot owner in
the club, was entertaining Miss
Olga Maucune, of Toledo, Ohio.
Visitors, visitors and more vis
itors. a beaten trail from most any
place leads to the Great Lakes
Country club Viewing the gracious
expanse of our grounds was Mrs.
I Roberta Collins, of Lansing. Mich ;
! Mrs. Mary Nell Phillips of Cincin
; nati. Ohio; Mr and Mrs. J. B. But
ler .of Roanoke. Va The Motor City
was unusually well represented,
by Mr.Cand Mrs. Edward Parker,
Mr. anayMri Ernest Howell, Mrs.
Edith WaSnimMon and daughter.
Miss Anna Marshall. Mr. and Mrs
Otis Butler. Mr j/nd Mrs. Alprath.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonnson, S. E. Scott.
Mrs Georgia Avhite Mrs. Ruby
Thompson. Mi /s Margaretta Harris,
Miss Madie Garty. Miss Wilhelmina
Lewis. Mrs Ernestine McTyre. Mrs
Mabel Lewis. Mrs. Christina Fugua.
McKinley Davis, a very fortunate
individual, a lot owner in the Great
Lakes Country club; Mrs Louise
Simmons. Mr and Mrs. James New
kirk. Mrs. L. Clark and Mr. and
Mrs. E. L. Pankey.
From near and far the folks all
love to see the Great Lakes Coun
. try club Rambling along the beach
we run upon Mrs Roberta B Col-
I lins, Mrs. Mary Nell Phillips. Cin
j cinnati; Muss Phyllis Highg, te,
[ Chatham, Ontario; Mrs. Daisy Car-
I ter. Chattanooga, Tenn. Mrs. Jamas
■ Cowan. Pontiac,. Mich., Mrs Kalii
j eryn Johnson, Nashville, Tenn.;
' Mrs. L. Selectman, Kansas City and
Miss Laura Chambers, of Indian
apolis, Ind.
From the capitol city, Washing
ton, D. C . we find Harold Thomas.
Rev E. Thomas and Mr. and Mrs
W. A. Thomas.
When at last we wend our way
Detroit-ward. tired but happy, we (
glace back at our clubhouse sitting
high on a hill, and smile and say
a perfect ending to a perfect day
Mrs. Alda T Hodge is scoring a 1
splendid success in Flint, Mich. 1
She is really enjoying the gracious i
hospitality of the Flintite*. while .
adding additional members to the
Great Lakes Country club.
They are really coming in too! ,
Seen comfortably resting on the
veranda of the Great Lakes Country
club were Attorney Van Dyne, club
member; Miss Dorothy Burden.
Miss Virginia Warren. Dr. V. S.
Bagley of Saginaw. Mich., and Jos
eph Birch, of Flint. *
East Chicagoans
To Hear Singer
EAST CHICAGO. Ind . Sept 1—
On Friday night. Sept 1. Miss Irma
Margaret Allen. "The Brown Thrush !
of Song," will sing at First Baptist
church. 4901 McCook avenue
Miss Allen recently won first
place among contraltos who entered
the contest for the Chicagoland
Music Festival at the Chicago
Woman's club She wa* the only
coiorad artist to sing in the finals
She recently sang before an audi
ence of 10 000 as guest artist of the
Greater South Side Fine Arts as
sociltion, which it sponsored by
the South Shore Chamber of Com
merce and Community council.
j Mrs. Elizabeth Austin came forth :
| in mest elaborate fashion to enter
| tain the members of the Pleasure
' Snatchers and a few of her numer- :
j ous friends. Her meeting convened ]
at the Brown Bombers chicken
1 shack in very swank style. There
were cocktails for the guests, delici
ous chicken dinners par excellence
and gobs of prizes for the lucky
1 pokeno players. Her guests num
bered fifteen.
Included were the members. Mes
dames Marie Mitchell, Lena Gaskill.
Marbell Benton. Buonos Blocker.
Lois Edwards, Lillian Hunter. Eve
lyn Williams, Beatrice Richardson
Guests: Margret Thompson. Dorothy
Penick. Myrtle Levy, Ernes’a Cru
zet Anna Simoson. Marian McCain
Miss Mury Martin and Mr Elwood
of the 1
Robert P yntz's for an early morn
ing breakfast Sunday, which was
followed by a motor trip to Utica
academy f r an hour of riding. The :
leave Friday for Fort Wayne.
Mrs. Louisa Dcßaptist and Mrs 1
Agatha Daniels are jointly provid
ing for the diversions of Miss Annie j
Roten. since her visit from Blue- |
field, West Virginia. She came for
Nacirema week, and still likes De
troit fine.
1 Boisy Breakfield of Banger street
. celebrated his fifteenth birthday
when his sister Mrs. Mildred Perry
' and Maymc Jackson gave him a
.birthday party. The heading nf fun
centered around the Jitterbug
Swing, and then repast and other
games created fun.
Present were Glen Carson, Loret
ta Breakfield. Hulin Charles, Grady
Calloway. Lucille. Dovie Mae, Luci
us Calloway. Frank Norman and
Maxine Webb
Ellsworth Brown was given a sur
prise party celebrating his natal day
with a host of friends on hand as
follows: Corlis Reed. Ruby. Evelyn
1 Brown. Buford Robinson. James
! Jacks n. Catherine Rhoades. John
Irby. Anthelle Anderson. Mr. and
Mrs. Adolphus Gerales, Mr. and Mrs.
Browns, Mrs. Charles Anderson,
Dorothy Broivn. Victor Evans.
The Non Pareils bridged over to
the home of Mrs. Dora Green on
Hartford avenue. Added to the
pleasantness of the evening was the
1 >vely repast and bridge prizes.
Winners were Mrs. Elizabeth Mc-
Neal and Mrs. Hazel Robinson.
The Sophisticates’ hostess of the
month was Mrs June Watt She
lavishly entertained Tuesday last,
i with Mildred Kinney as her house
' guest. Society Crap the game an (
| the lucky ones were Fern Johnson,
Helen Slater and Virginia Flennoy.
Dining and drinking were in store
for »U
I Mrs. Mills of Beechwood gave a
lovely affair for the members of the
I club of Thirteen (Le Club De Trece)
j Poke no the fun, first prize going to
! Mrs May W'tods. second. Mrs. Tillie
! Higgins Mrs. Desmond Orse will
. entertain next.
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Elnora Gib
i son 3rc here for a short visit. They
come from Marlin. Texas
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pague, Mrs
| Hattie Simms of Cincinnati enjoyed j
1 ;he week end in Detroit.
Mrs. H S Dunbar and children. I
Marjory and Billie are idling at
I Idlewild.
Deltas In New York
Mrs. Melvin Gaines i* in New
| York with her mother
Mrs A H Sneed and Mrs. Kath
erine Wells are seeing the sights
too. Roberta McGuire is a Delta |
delegate and liking New York City
loads. Mrs. May me Easton and a
party nf friends are touring west-1
r™*
! Mr. A E. Kinney and Mr. Clar-;
! ence Thompson arc home from their i
vacation in Woodland.
The Edgar J. Me Brydes are home
after playing in Woodland, and Idle
wild They enjoyed such a dehght
iful rest that they were greatly im- I
i pressed "with the nation's play- j
i Mrs. • Edna Crawford returned
; from a two-week * southern vaca-i
; tion. Homeward, she stopped in Chi
cago.
j Mrs Melvin Jackson of Tir'eman
avenue, gave a bridge get-together
(for \.'-s H W McHenry, houseguest
|of the Kethro Chnppcllcs Other
1 guests were Mr and Mrs Ross Tay
| lor. Mr and Mrs Alfred Watkins
I Mr. and Mrs. Vnllie Walker. Mrs
| Charles W Jackson, Mr Melvin T.
Jackson.
Mrs. Josephine Edwards, who was
. houseguest of her son and daughter..
i the Edward Edwards and Mrs Alice
Garrison, nas returned to her home
:n Montgomery Ala. She had a j
gay time while here.
Miss Mary Shaurtee. of Louisville
I and Mrs Reynold Lyles of Bloom- 1
ngton, Ind. were guests of Mrs. 1
: James Jackson and Mrs. Thomas
Taylor of Scotten avenue. Miss
i Thelma T Hawes of Chicago was
1 also their guest for a short period. !
| Mrs. Bernice Dillard will be home
from Athens. Ohio, so.n.f She is
I visiting relatives.
Mrs Walter Thomas. Mrs. Mary
1 Srmms and daughter. Thelma, are ;
in Woodland.
; Vacationing also in Woodland are 1
;Mr and Mrs. Miles M. Green, Mrs. |
N B Singleton. Miss Barbara Tank
-1 ard. Miss Cora Lee Lake.
The Party Line By Marian—Stk.
i Attending the ninth annual con-1
tercnce of A Ml Zion, then enjoy- j
ing the hoip.tality of her sons and |
[their families, is Mrs. Quccu Ann ,
The Party Line
By MARIAN
Springs cf Chattanooga, Tennessee.
Vacation bound, Mrs. Nina Col
lins and Mrs. M. A Teague were '
injured seriously when their car j
was forced into a ditch by a truck. I
They are now hospitalized, Mrs. I
Teague at home, and Mrs. Collins !
:n Trinity hospital.
The Cowboy Cadets gave their j
tilth annual round-up ride Thurs- |
day evening on the Steamer Put-In
Bay. Seen relaxing were Jeanetta |
Carrington. Ruth Booker. Lois Car- !
ringten. Eddie Tolan Mr K B
Johnson. Anna and Lucy Gordy, ;
Mrs E Diggs. Waymond B:rds»n.
H Mendoza. Alger Gillespie. C Dix
on, Wilson and David Northerns*. •
Clifford Edwards. FuLer Gordy, Ce
cil and Ardula Mickens. Mar Max
well. Annabelle Mickens. Pauline
Brooks. Dofh*- MeGullum. Beryl.
Mickens. Emerson Mitchell. Robert
Bullock.
Mrs. Geraldine Robertson of Tire
man avenue honored her houseguest
Raleigh, N. C. The home was cheer
ful in decorations with plenty of
spirits and food for fun. A lovely
gift was also given to the guest
by her hostess. Among others en
joying the hospitality were Mcs
dames Sarah Robinson, Mattie Tur
ner. Bertha Tatum. Beatrice Kahn.
Delores Harris, Valeria Jackson,
Tertine Tolston. Thelma Vickers.
Walter L. Crawford. Mattie Cowan
and others.
■ ■■-Thera was an Italian Fiesia with j
Italian music and food given Satur- ,
day at Paul’s Rancho on Heidt ave-
Among the special guests were 1
Bettie Lewis. Marie Davie, Mr and <
Mrs. L J. Hanson. Mr. and- Mrs !
C. F Sopher, Mr. and Mrs. J C. !
Collington. Mr and Mrs. Peoples. :
C. Dicks n. H Green, Emerson
Mitchell, H. Mendona. Cynthia
Bowswell.
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401 INDIANA AVENUE
LIQUOR, WINES. WHISKEY, BEEP
Invites You to Visit Their New Deluxe
BARBECUE BAR
Delicious Ribs, Pork, Beef, Chicken
Eat With Jimmie Thomas Toledo, Ohio
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DOUBLE BAR
822 Washington St., Adams 0537, Toledo
' SPECIAL"
Large Class of Wine for Five Cents
MIXED DRINKS, WINES, WHISKEY AND BEER
Open Until 2:30 P.M.
HARRY’S AND SOPHIE’S
H! POWER BEER. WHISKEY, and MIXED DRINKS
Extra Large Class of Wine for Only 5 Cents
Light Lunches and Sandwiches
574 Tecumseh Music Ma. 0834
Open Until 2:30 P.M. ToleJo, Ohio
IN MONROE IT S
ALBERTA’S CHICKEN SHACK
For STEAKS. CHOPS, FRIED CHICKEN AND FISH
WINES AND BEERS
Visit the Shack on Your Next Trip to
MONROE. MICHICAN 307 ALMYRA STREET
IN TOLEDO IT’S
PETER PAN CLUB
FOR COOD FOOD
CHINESE DISHES A SPECIALTY-OPEN ALL NIGHT
MEALS AT ALL TIMES
445 Indiana ALBERTA, Proprietor Ad. 0421
LOOK! WHEN IN TOLEDO IT’S
RAND’S CHICKEN SHACK
W« Specialize in STEAKS. CHOPS & FRIED CHICKEN
OPENnALL nicht
610 Indiana Aver Forest 0149
YOU WEAR THEM—WE REPAIR THEM
OLD SHOES MADE TO LOOK LIKE NEW AT
Butler’s Shoe Repair Shop
649 Pinewood Avenue
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Boys and girls are wanted to sell the Michigan Chron
icle each week in Toledo. Apply at the Chronicle office.
460 Indiana Avenue
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MISS MARJORIE LEE
Instructor in mathematic* and
health education for girls at Gil
bert Academy, New Orleans,
who was the recipient of a mas
ter’s degree in pure mathematics
at the recent commencement of
the University of Michigan.
Memphis. Tenn., is her home.
Prophet Wins Tiff
With Uncle Sam
LOS ANGELES. Calif.. Sept. 1—
Herfe Ta>hara. self-styled prophet,
who ran into difficulties with fed
eral agents here recently, was dis
missed from county jail Friday.
August 25. following two charges.
Tashara. charged with attempting
to defraud the government of pas
sage to Berber, Anglo Sudan for
himself and his three women com
panions. a.« well as violating the
Mann act, is also known as Bill
(Bubbles) Jackson.