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PAGE TWO
Charles Kelsey Wins Bicycle In Newsies Competition
MORE THAN
200 NEWSIES
AT PARTY
David Scales In Second
Place: James Thigpen
Is Third
More lhan 200 Chronicle Newsies
f Hod the auditorium of Brewster
Recreation Center !art Wednesday
noon as guests of honor at the
mammoth party which officially
concluded the contest in whili
they have been entered for the past
eight weeks.
"Tops" Among Sellers
Tops .among the sellers when final
results had been tabulated were
Charles Kelsey, winner of the
streamline bicycle, first prize.
Charles had sold a total of 3.438
papers to pile up 10,304 points to
w.n first place in the city-wide as
well as district competition.
Second prize, a Pee Wee radio
went to David Scales who sold 2.199
papers to pile up 6.597 points to
second place
James Thigpen won a smart boy's
wrist watch for third prize by sell
ing 1.380 papers to. chalk up 4.140
ners were members of the Central
East district.
Uptown District
Wilbur Edgar won the district
pirze in the Uptown area with a
total of 2,106 points; Bennie Moss
second with 1 956 points. Hulbert
Shaw, third with 1.845 points.
Lower East District
Jackie Turner placed first in the
Lower East district with 2.025
points. George Williams finished
n . nd w:«.!i 1701 pji.HA and Alunzu
Griffin, third with 945 points.
Davison Area
James Hunt placed first in the
Davison area; William Curry, sec
ond. and Gertrude Wise, third.
West Side Area
Among the West Side. Fcsta Trice
placed first with Richard Hogan
second and Richard Brown, third.
Conant Area
Harold Chatman lead the Conant
Garden area, with Henry Waddles
and Willie McGowan bringing up
second and third, respectively.
Subscriptions
Jessie Mae McGill. Edward Book
man and Myzell Sowell won the
awards for having the largest num
ber of registered regular customers.
Fun For All
Yep!! there was fun and ice
cream for all at tffe Chronicle
Newsies' party. Music and group
singing were led by Gloster B.
Current and a talk on "Little Busi
ness Men." given by Fred A. Alien,
genial mayor of Brew’ster City and
other representatives of Negro
business life in the city. Prizes
were awarded by James Colvard.
manager of circulation.
Goodwill Baptist
“The word of the Lord endureth
forever” was the text from 'Phich
Rev. Perdue ipoke. .last Sunday,
morning at the Goodwill Baptist
church.
Seven o'clock evening services
again featured Rev Perdue, preach
ing from the subject. "Ye are the
light of the world.”
Miss Lela Brewer, organist, has
reutrned from her vacation.
UNIVERSAL HAGAR'S
SPIRITUAL TEMPLE NO. 1
944 Napoleon Stree*
SERVICES SUNDAYS
Sundav School V A M
I’reaching 11 A M
_ H. Y. H. U 6 P M.
Lecturing 8 FI Rl
and Healing
Thuraday 8 P M.
Lecturing Friday 8 P. M
Memaee Circle and Healing
REV. C. B. HURI.EY
Supreme Mother and Paatoi
REV. HARGIE MU. LIGAN
Assistant Pastor
PRINCESS MINNIE BANDY
2nd Associated Pastor
Deaconess Annie Chatman
Clerk
G. W. HURLEY
Prophet and Founder
farMT • s^J
I ■
Among those who went to North
ville. last Saturday for the open
ing day at Joe Louis' training
camp were spotted, in the grand
Young Wife
Dies; Struck
In Abdomen
Henry Smith. 22. of 953 Erskine
street, charged with manslaughter
in the death of his 20-year-old wife :
last week, told police that he had '
struck his young wile about four
times in the pit of the stomach with
his hand following a family argu-
Rushed to Receiving hospital in
an unconscious condition about 8:50
a.m . Emma Smith, the 20-year-old
wife died at approximately 9 a.m.. .
before completely regaining con- ■
sciousYiess. The husband was ap-!
prehended by police when he went
to inquire at the hospital about the
-According to Detective Lieut. Earl
Anderson of the homicide squad.
Henry Smith said that he was going
out and had approximately five
l dollars in his pockets when his ‘
| wife asked for some of it to buy i
: something to eat. This brought on !
I an argument over the money. Henry i
i told police, and when he refused to
give Emma the money she made
an attempt to scratch his face and j
| fell across the bed. She then made 1
another attempt to hit him at which 1
time he struck her several times !
in the pit of the stomach. Her death
was caused by internal bleedings !
of a ruptured spleen.
The accused husband was ar-1
raigried on August 25 and will be j
given an examination of August 30. i
I according to Detective Lieut. Earl j
Anderson. Attorney Harold Bledsoe ;
will represent Henry Smith. The |
\ Smiths“"had been married lw> \i-aIS '
and have an 11-month-old child, it
i was further disclosed.
Atlantans Visit City
Mr. and Mrs. John Davenport of ;
I Atlanta. Ga. were the house guests 1
i of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dixon of
I Copelar.d street. While in the city i
; Mr. and Mrs. Davenport were en
i tertained at dinner by Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Floyd of South Solvay street
and Mr. and Mrs. Baugh of Ohio
| Sightseeing was also a part of the ;
visitor's agenda and accordingly
j visits were made to the Ford Motpr j
company and other spots of interest. |
Returns
Mrs. Cornelia Miller of Erskine j
avenue has returned home after ar. .
extended trip through the South
where she visited relatives and
‘ friends in New Orleans. Pensacola, j
' Fla. and szveral small towns in ;
1 Alabama.
CET THE HABIT OF
EATING AT
FERGUSON’S
IN DETROIT
THE CITY USHER BOARD UNION
JOSEPH cole! Baritone
ONE OF AMERICA’S GREAT NEGRO ARTISTS”
Eugene Stinson. Chicago Daily News. June 6. 1939
‘ A VOICE THAT PROVOKES HEART THROBS"
Herman Devries. Chicago Evening American. June 6, 1539
Detroit Institute of Arts Auditorium
MONDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 30. 8:30 P M.
Tickets: Balcony. 50c Main Floor, SI.OO
On Sale After Oct. 1. Grinnell Bros., Lucy Thurman Y. W. C. A.
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. Georgia Boykins, wife of the late John Boykins who
departed this life August 17, wishes to express her sincere thanks
and grateful appreciation to her many friends for their kind
expressions of sympathy during her bereavement.
Columbia 3335 River Rouge. Vmcwood 2-3597
McFALL BROTHERS, Inc.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
A TEMPLE OF SERVICE
-714 E. Canfield Cor. Hastings
•THK MICHIGAN CHRONICLE - - A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKT.V
EYES ON JOE LOUIS
while the two local ladies to the
right are Juanita Renfro and
Elizabeth Goorh.—Photo by Lang
ford P. James.
stand, left to right. Dr. P. A. Er
vin. Tampa. Fla.; Geraldine Shipp,
and between them, to the rear,
Dr. M. R. Silas. Bartow. Fla.;
TWO TWICE HONORED
i
'P.P ■
/ ,
> 1
' If i
MISS LILLIAN NESBIT
Detroiters recently re-elected to
the presidency and assistant sec
retaryship. respectively, of the
National Hospital Association at
the annual convention in New
York City. Mr. Carney, adminis
trator at Parkside hotel, will be
remembered as having recently
received the distinction of being
the second Race man to be elected
to the American College of Hos
pital Administrators. Miss Neabit
E. R. CARNEY
is medical record librarian at
Parkside and has for the past few
years been one of the youngest,
most active workers in the Hos
pital Association.
Cozy Corner
Prepares For
Its Fall Shows
Big and better entertainment for
the coming, season is planned by
the Cozy Corner.
dancer still holds his own after
New entertainers are Miss Yvonne
Smith, a very lovely singer of sweet
songs, just arrived from Club
Delisa in Chicago, also sensational
dance team of Billy and Billie.
Billiken Grime.-, producer and Billy
Carter. M.C.. still remain the public
favorites with their fine dance
music and red hot tempos furi ished
by Bill Johnson and his superb
A special cocktail hour will be
held on Labor Day. Monday. Sept.
4 from 4-B_p.m. Show starts at
7p m. sharp. _
HAD 6.000 GRAINS DOPE
Alexander Franklin of 1485 Clin
ton street was arrested last week
and charged with possession of
narcotics when approximately 5.000
grains of marihuana were found on
his person. This amounts to about
40 cigarettes, stated Detective Wash
Hardy, the arresting officer in the
Plymouth
Missionary
Group Feted
Members of the Missionary So- j
church were entertained Sunday at j
Midwest Country club by Dr. and
Mrs. Alf E. Thomas. Following an
inspection tour of the grounds, din
ner was served in the lovely dining
and living rooms of the Thomas'
country home.
Present were: Mrs. Thomas, presi
dent: Mrs. Lizzie Ports, vice* presi
dent;. Mrs. E. R. Carney, secretary;
Mrs. Robertson, chairman of
the program committee; Mrs. Bessie j
Hudson, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. James McNeal. Mrs. Carrie ,
Thompson. Mrs. Young. Mrs. Eliza- '
beth Pate. Mrs. Lucille Wither- !
spoon. Mrs. Lizzie - PortsrMrs. Edith (
.jMvtrinn, Mrs Juanita Parker. Me*-
Willis Ivy. Mr. Young and the
newlywedded Mr. and Mrs. Ber- j
trand Hudson.
226 Cases Os
‘Polio’ Reported
During the period of January 1
to August 19. inclusive. 226 resi
dent cases of poliomyelitis have
been reported, while 223 non-resi
dent casei have been hospitalized
in Detroit.
The majority of the cases (163 of
226« thus far fall into the dge gjoup
below ten. In the age group 0-4.
there are 70 cases, while in the age
group 5-9 there is a to’al of 93. Pa
tients'lh the age group 10-14 num
ber 43 and in the age group 15-19
there are 13 cases. Four cases fall
irT the age group 20-24 and three
cases in the age group 25-34. By
age groups deaths arc as follows:
two in the 0-4 group; six in the 5-9
group; and one each in the 10-14.
15-19 and 20-34 age groups. The oc
curence ol death among the male
species is more frequent than
among the female. The actual num
ber of cases is for male 129. female
97
Surveys have shown that more
have been reported from the North
eastern section of the city than any
other section Figures are 77 for the
northeast and 69 from the south
eastern section, while to date only
46 case* have been reported from
: the northwest and 34 from the
. southwestern areas of the city, an
1 area ’in which poliomyelitis has
been most prevalent in recent
j years.
I Paralysis has decreased.
2 WHITE MEN
ON SPREE ARE
SHOT; GET AID
Two white men were rushed- to
receiving hospital last week for
treatment of gunshot wounds al
leged to have been inflicted by two
-as yet unidentified Negro men,
police records disclosed.
Henry Artanowicz. 20, white, of
13264 Sparling street, was treated
for a wound to the right flank. His
condition was reported as tem
porarily serious. John Kachanow
ski. 23 and white, of 11687 Moran
street was treated for a gunshot
wound to the abdomen. His condi
tion was reported serious by hos
pital attaches.
Police learned that the two white
4T.en.met Edward Watts. 34. of 960
Frederick street at the corner of
Frederick and Hastings streets
about 11 p.m., last Friday. The two
men asked Watts, so the story goes,
where Ro<s' place was located. Ap
parently Watts did not oknow the
particular place they had in mind
as the three of them finally went
to an address at 700 Frederick
street. Apartment 6. where they
had several drinks. While at this
address, two colored men came in
and joined Watts and the two white
men. police records disclosed.
L3ter the two white men and
Watts left the Frederick street
apartment and went to 1354 E.
Warren avenue where Watts went
to the front door and held a con
versation with a Negro woman
While standing on the porch the two
men Watts and his two white friends
had met on Frederick street came
up and ordered tha woman to open
the door before she got shot.
Apparently objecting to the tone
of voice used by the speaker to the
woman of the house, Watts is
charged with striking the speaker
with his fist. A fight then ensued
between Watts. Artanowicz. Kacha
nowski and the two unidentified
Negro men. during which the shoot
ing took place injuring Watts' two
white companions.
Police took ten persons to the
homicide squad office for question
ing concerning the shooting.
Elizabeth Thomas. 37. landlady
at 1354 E Warren avenue. Rebecca
Young. 34. also of this address, were
questioned by police as were Penny
Smith. 25. and Iva Graham, 25. of
700 Frederick street. Apartment 6.
Following the investigation by
police. Edward Watts. Woodrow
Ford and Lucy Rembert were held
pending a complete investigation
into the shooting.
Robert Wilburn. 28. of 323 E.
Forest avenue, was arrested by
Sergeant Pickings and Allard and
held pending an investigation of an
assault with intent to kill in the
shooting of the two white men at
1354 E. Warren avenue last week.
Pilgrim Baptist
Church
-—Last Friday night, the Metropoli
tan Baptist church worshipped with
the Pilgrim Baptist church and Rev.
L. C. Collins delivered the mes
sage. His sermon was based on
•How To Obtain An Everlasting
Life."
Sunday was high day at the
church and many children were in
attendance at Sunday school serv
ices. Mr. Whitley gave a general
review of the lesson.
At 11 o'clock. Rev J. F. Hendricks,
pastor, brought an inspiring sermon
from the subject. "Contrary Winds.”
Acts 27:4.
Revival services will begin Sun
day. September 3 to 10. Rev. J.
E Crouch, pastor of New Mt. Mc-
Semrh ehm-rhy -will be in -chaTgtr
Visitors included; Rev. and Mrs.
Stone. Mrs. Garrison and daugh
ter. and Miss Woodruff.
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MANAGEMENT
COMPANY
426 Reid Bldg.
138 Cadillac Sq.
Ca. 8741
A COMPLETE REAL
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OFFERS SPECIAL
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on Norwood. Wexford, and
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Taxes Paid.
SPECIAL EASTSIDE
BARGAINS!!!
3177 Clinton at McDougall.—6
room Modern Cottage. $2,000
S4OO down.
3183-85 Clinton at McDougall
2 Family Flat and vacant
lot. $2,750. SSOO down.
SPECIAL NORTHEND
BARCAINS!!!
Several selected singles and
2-family flats on Hague. Trow
bridge. King and Alger
EASTSIDE SPECIAL
Income on Belvidere at Warren
priced for Quick Sale
APARTMENT BUILDINCS
We have several Large Apart
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Down Payments
CALL MR. ORUM OR
MR. ISABELL
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Temple 1-1197
a
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NEW AND USED CARS
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7811-Gratiot Ave. st Van Dyke
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3700 Chene St., at McDougle
Suitable for Barber and
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Call Davison 1610
ROOM FOR RENT
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MRS. H. SMITH
6328 Benson St. Plaza 1834
ROOM FOR RENT
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4961 Bangor Ty. 5-7874 !
FOR RENT
LARGE FRONT ROOM
Including Garage Reasonable
MODERN HOME
Plaza 7799
Lovely French Basement
Apartment
Frigldalre—Radio—Sls.oo Weekly
3854 McArthur Place, West
FUNERAL HOMES
Webster Funeral
Home
307 Frederic Street
Temple 1-1197
McFall Bros. Funeral
Home
714 £ Canfield Cos. 3335
GROCERY STORES
j BOOKER T. WASHINGTON
I Quality Groceries and Meats
Fresh Vegetables Daily
592 Farnsworth
Cor. St. Antoine
re 2-9453 Free Deliveries '
VISIT
MABARAK MARKET
2603 Elmwood Ave. ,
Cor. Hendricks
We Carry A Full Line In
GROCERIES. MEATS and
VEGETABLES
’ WHERE TO CO j
STOP AT
YOUR LUNCH ROOM
2178 Clenton, cor. Duboise
FOR HOME BAKED
HAM SANDWICHES
We specialize in home cooking
Alene and Robert Hawkins. Prop
COLEMAN'S BAR
2035 Jos. Campau
| CHOICE BEER. WINES
and LIQUORS
Friendly Service Is Our Motto
Phone Cl. 4078
WM, COLEMAN. Prop.
COZY CORNER
BAR & CRILL
DINE and DANCE
Choice Beer. Wine & Ltquoi
,4100 Hastings Te. 2-8412
Agents Wanted
—To *eH-rsrw-Wadea 75 cents .
hundred, 60 cents in 500 lots. Wii»*
United Chemical Cos., P. O. B<>
1270. Detroit. Mh higan
AUTO REPAIR
JOHN H. SANDERS
Guaranteed Complete
AUTO REPAIRS
MOTOR OVERHAULED
BRAKES RELINED. ETC.
21416 Majestic St.
Ferndale. Mich.
BARBER SHOPS
BROWN’S
BARBER SHOP
PROMPT-SERVICE
SANITARY METHODS
901 Watson, cbr. Hastings
S. W. BROWN. Prop.
Service Barber Shop
4446 Brush Street
Terrace 2-8770
OPEN 7 A. M. TO 12 P. M
BEAUTY SHOPS
RITZIE BEAUTY SALON
Expert Operators
Susie Thomas
Elta 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. j
E. W Craig. Props
Particular Women Cos To
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BEAUTY SALON
Try Our Special Guaranteed
Hair-Grower
4809 Hastings, Nr. Hancock
Temple 1-0404
FLORA’S
BEAUTY SALON
Individualistic Artists in
Beauty Culture
2016 E. Davison
Flora Teasley. Prop.
LA ROSE
BEAUTY SALON
ASK ABOUT OUR SPECIALS
1427 Riopelle
Marie Gibson, Prop.
Bee Dew Beauty Shop
3502 Hudson at 24th Street
OPERATORS
Amelia Gordon
Alice Johnson Lillie Murray
Ty. 4-8702
Claudia Harris, prop.
Odell's Beauty Salon
Modern Hair Styling
Finger Waving
PORO SYSTEM
1943 Hastings St. Ca. 4913
Flora's Beauty Salon
3 EXPERIENCED OPERATORS |
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2016 E. DAVISON
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Pecan and Brazil Nougat Roll
Fudges, Peanut Brittle
Soft Drinks and Ice Cream
2029 loseph Campau
A. B. HARRIS, Prop.
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CONFECTIONERY
1525 Chene Street
We have soft drinks, candies and
ice cream. Also Beer and Wine to
take out.
DRUGGISTS
S. L. Cut Rate Drug Cos.
2103 Mullet Street
Prescription Specialists
We Call For and Deliver
CL 1773 Cl. 0513
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YOUR FRIENDLY DRUGGIST
1944 Joseph Campau
We meet all prices on national
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Buyers Guide Ads Pay Dividends
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SHOE REPAIRERS
Joe’s Electrical Shoe
Repairing
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TAILORS
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All garments insured against
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WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER
2236 St. Aubin Ave. Fitz 2596
English Garment
Cleaning
Cleaning. Pressing. Dyeing,
and Altering
HAT CLEANING
3824 Hastings Street
MISCELLANEOUS
OWENS and JORDON
Shoe and Radio Shop
FACTORY REPAIRING
EXPERT SERVICE
1 521 Chene Street
Union Progressive
League
2118 Chene Street
We Cater to Clubs, Private Patties,
Mass Meetings and Dancea 'v
Phone Fi. 11307
E. W. TEETERS. Manager
BRANAM DAIRY
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3101 Hastings Street
CETERS
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Ladies Garments Re-Styled
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Service to meet your convenience
3100 Rivard Ch. 8618
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Hours: 9 to 12—1 to 5
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Detroit, Michigan
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4740 Hastings
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Rivard Radio Shop
3108 Hastings Street
Call Cl. 2640
Ned’s Radio Service
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