The Michigan chronicle. [volume], June 20, 1942, SECOND SECTION, Page PAGE FIFTEEN, Image 15

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SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1942
Ypsi Graduates Look To The Future
Ten Graduates Os The Ypsilanti
High School Plan College Careers
Are Not Disturbed By War
derson who will begin nurse tram
j bi*Ann Arbor*” *”
| Wayne university in Detro.t where
ishe will study elementary teach
°V*lvough "f* the graduate*
admit that going to an institution
of higher learning will be finan-
I lege* career "is "through ‘the
philanthropy of Dr Perry.
One girl graduate told this re
th.ng will turn up to make it pos
sible for me to get the education
Aaked if the war would effect any
of her plant she said. "I don't think'
I should worry about the war be
it will be over in at least a vear
I am going right ahead with mv
YPSILANTI M.ch—That Negro
youth ha» faith tn America, and
expects an early end to tne Worlo
who plan to furthet their education j
whir* thay vartoSj
Nineteen-year-old Walter Rober
pastor of the First Baptist church
here, will go to a school in Ohio
ether expenses has been assumed
by Dr. Lawrence Perry, local den- ;
t.st, who was recently elected to j
Charles Kersey s o n of Mr and;
Michigan Normal** college-, while!
Nathan Robinson, son of Mr and ,
Mrs. Ma76r •Robinson w.ll enter a
trade school at an early date
One Girl to Kentucky State
church, will attend Kentucky State
college and her sister. June, will
attend Michigan Normal, according
Morgan, daughter of Mr. |
tend a school in the-e>uth. and .
Leonore Davis, daughter of Mrs |
er. will attend embalming school, j
Moon Over Brush Street
By JOHN WOOD
•he West sider called unexpectedly
door witft his fist. The Mysterious
Lady did not answer but the West
Sider knew she was at home 'or
he had seen the stranger go in after
Tourist. But what the West Sider
did not know was that hr. too. was
diately after leaving his car a block
got out. paid the driver, then ran
through the rain to the West Sider 1
weather and was apparently soaked 1
with a key taken from"! gJcen* bag. l
When the West Sider returned »o
the car. himself provoked because
j the Mysterious Lady had refused)
woman, apparently his w ife, wait-•
ing in the car. Hot words were!
| was a slight tussle as the West S.der 1
! attempted to take a shiny instru-1
I car pulled aloH? side the "west
j away blood could be seen' oozins; 1
j from his right arm. Later, the .
jutes after he had driven away, the
Mysterious Lady went to a tele
[ phonebooth in a drug store nearbv. I
iihe wound on the arm of the West j
| there would have been a terrible ;
j scene if the woman with the West I
Sider had known who the Mys- j
tenous Lady was. The only sign of |
I recognition between the two friends I
. was an icy stare the West Sider j
from the window, but neither the 1
Touriei - nor the West S.der re- j
* * *
! It would be interesting to know
what went on tonight in the apart-,
jment of the Girl in Red. for both 1
time* Th, Girl' tn" Red. how«WT* l
| warned by her girl friend who j
went out into the rain to make a
telephone call when she could have
used the phone in the apartment.
The Medicine Man and the Lawyer
did not leave the apartment, and
only time wiil tell what went on *s
they waited for the Gsrl in Red
a building midwav busy Brush
street, the Twelve-O’clock girt was
There was no need to give the usual
signal tonight, for the Bug has
palsed out of the life of the Twelve-
O'clock temporarily and out of this
inducted into the army and you will
find h.s name on the list of the las'
group to leave for camp So. afer
Twelve-O'clock Gill could have
gone to bed but force of habit
and came down to the street.
Must it have been force of habit j
also that caused the Face to come I
traffic slowed down to a virtual!
lonely without the Bug. The Face !
and the Twelve-O'clock Girl met in j
per. It was the first time either |
other, although the Face had often |
followed the Twelve-O'clock girl
and the Bug so close that the
Twelve-O'clock girl knew the Face
by sight The Face sat down «t a ■
table and the girt took the next j
teat Neither said anything for^a
of the writer, they left , the place j
;? P r story/"the ' Face and the!
Twelve-O'clock girl are no longer
important. The Face is a young)
is Bom a good family and was so- j
friends until he became involved
fo'r 1 that'caused h m ”f«"
low tint couple around after mid- ]
night and meet the Bug later a i
block from Brush street; but his
entering the building with the girl
what of a mystery, for he d.d not j
writer watched.
* * *
It seems that the Tourist is now
masquerading as a salesman, for to
night when he rode up to home of
the Mysterious Lady in company
of a stranger he had a brief case
under his arm. apparently to avoid
being questioned by the law. His
appearance at the* house caused no
l.ttlc excitement, for no sooner did
LOVE IYB RIDE
Tl-e faahtonahle wedding costume show* to
looking I air of k-ide* drossid with Queen
Hair Dressing Thebridesmaids.too.use the
n* v V eer Hsir Dressing. which now his
o’ivo t< I in it to inciesse hair heiuty. Every-
Iv hes tiful won-on depending on famous
Queen H*ir Dreading for extra Hair heiuty.
For. with Qjeen. hair can be combed with
the la*es* styles \o won sn should aver be
without Queen Hsir Dressing At druggist*,
01 agents Agents, write for big money
offei New bro. Dept 002. Atlanta. Georgia
iw "uil llnl '(/* \
BEAUTY BEGINS
WITH THE HAIR
SPECIAL OFFER SI.OO
BEE DEW COSMI7IC CO
DUEEN HAIR DRESSING
bIIVE OIL 10 2 J.
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WESTSIDE DETROIT
By BETTI! ELLINGTON 5242 Vinewood Avenue
land will go back t Mackinaw at a
I 'Those who have returned from !
the trip where they enjoyed boa
. ding, the pleasant rest, ana fresh
air include Mi. and Mrs Fred
Junes. Mr. and Mrs Tal.aferro. Mr
and Mrs Robert Poyntz. Miss Na
omi Odell. Mr. Warren William
Brown. Mrs Annie Harris, who has
; recently arrived fiom Florida. Mrs
' made and all* enjoyeo the trip.
To Give Outing
Group No. 4 of Tabernacle Bap- I
Monday nigh:. The outing will be i
at River Rough Park on June 20
Everyone is invited. The chorus
c resented Mrs. Nellie B Plante in
ay afternoon. June 13. Those on !
Five W. C lub To Give
club hem w.fh Mrs Corbie of 4521 |
McGraw on las: Monday plans were
marie for a popularity contest. Tne
meeting was opened by the presi- j
dent, and members repeatej the |
23rd Psalms in unison Mis. Dick
erson gate remarks on the
l.glr.s of a book which she is
iiandl.ng On June 20th. the club'
non club house
Those present a: the meeting in- I
eluded Mesriames McArthur. Sams.'
Reid. Sm.th. Washington. Howard.
Harvin Caioway Atkinson, Morris.
Sapp, Graves. Atkinson, Spragg, I
Mr*. Ethel Wash Hostess
QSJ Study club at her home 5910
| Twenty-third street last week, Tne
i The hostess served a dainty menu i
I Mrs. A. B. Smith will be hostess at!
The Westside was well represented
! meeting on Saturday. June 5 13 When j
| Mrs, Lev: McDowel . of 4967 Ban- ;
tons Council, and Mrs Gertrude
president of the McGraw school
Mothers club: Mrs. Leona Carroll.,
j work activities of the past year and
.present needs in recreation, health. ;
J cussed. Also the legislature bloc.
: ray Berg. Robert Markoe. director I
iof Council S.A.F B Stroll. North
, End Clin.c, Mrs. I H Long. A fred
(Lelia Mae Hendricks. Ana Moore*
Nixon, and Carlton W Games,
j Lloyd Cofer. John Binford Smith
pwho were both among the spenk-j
; ers Mrs F Clark. L Lackin J G.
' cus-ed forma! and informal Arie
! Others were present whose names i
I we failed to gei
Held Here For Rape
For Illinois Cops
Pol.ee say that Aaron Lowery. 1
al.as Allen King. 20 years old. of 503
Gratiot street, was arrested for a
charge ..f rape on a complaint of '
I city of Rock Island. 111.
Everythin* Is Getting Better;
Many Thin*. To Be Considered
Everything u getting better, yeti
sidered. People o' all times have
large to guide, tnat we should no:
,be left in chaos Now s tne ..me
God s promises One s relig.on is a
' IhV l world C to U oyercoinV strife ana !
j Godl 'universe.**lol as a* matter of
; ;s up to every individual to use his
help to make a ! cond.lions right
What kin.-; of world are sou making
yig thoughts of the -carnal mind."
you striving to um your personal
opinion as to which wa.v to sepa
rate races of peop.e. that peace may
venting understand.ng. and mak.ng
American You m.gh: be
ju. g.ng unjustly, when you snould !
-judge not." When Goo is the judge,
you shall not side. This is His uni-
Negroes are no. the only people
of a; races have fought in hate.
of ignorance of :he truth that all;
people were created alike and that
j all should have the right to a de
cent living Probably the though'
was that there were toi many other)
enough for a decent lifT Now the
learned that there is enough to sus- ,
"wrath killeth the foolish man.' and ;
inv"other raceVf people j
should be subjected to the thinking !
of individuals. Those who prefer J
the old customs and traditions,
i should not be envied, and those I
! work together should not be a is- j
i to be cleaned out. but when it settles
Everybody should begin to like
everybody else, enough to work to
! get better.
J ens of 6333 Twenty-eighth street,
im’ersary in their home on "satur-j
j2O guests shared the gay turkey din
! their appreciation for the loyalty of j
! combined with shining pieces_of_j
The guest, included Mr. and Mrs
Arthur McQueen. Mr. and Mrs.;
Dan Sproles. Mrs Deliah McGhee. I
Mr. and Mrs. Carter. J O Taylor !
Mr. and Mrs Earl Wright. Mr. and
Mrs Bill Andrews. Mi ana Mrs
Frank Tucker. Mrs Mattie Pharr, j
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph DeForc. Mr.
and .Mrs. George Brooks, Mr and
Mrs. Edd.c Walton. Mr and Mrs
Robert McGee, and others.
. The late spring^ sunshine turned ,
Mrs. George Massey of 3854 Me- .
Arthur place, who have returned. I
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Associated Electricians held a gala party last week
at Club Three 666. where Inspector H. Love snd
and the floor show made the evening a memorable
Straight From The Shoulder
By JOHN WOOD
Icr.minafiDß in .“her lactones f, .„ |
apparently made before he rood the*
, ievent.issues of most Negro publi
■ cations, for the lead stories dealt
wun u.i.crimination at the Dodge
.... li u- m , ms; and w
;pa otis people supporting pressure I
of Z
Fo.d company is s.»methmg most,
Negroes cannot understand
! F.nally. Reverend Meyers' asser
nui- .eckon ' prove.- eonelu.'" eiy j
’ ' • a,KI .
soe.ety. Mister Ford" may control j
| tne purse >' .ng* but the relation-j
sn p be.ween industry and socicy..
and especially at present, is such
M i
j does not operate f..r tne genera,
good of our society as a whole thej
!:?;*-’"miodu'T m |
for the PF.OIM.F. "od not the ah.'-j
.
More and more we are beztnningi
o understand why Negro lead r- 1
I ship is no longer entrusted to o r
il fe are'"*" me mod >
Ifo.g.ve and forget the i. ns tom
: T.me was #hcn >,*u just didn
, speak of Negro leoderso.p ..no Ne
j for as.de from paving the way fir*
[hereafter, to the colored preacher
was aleo given the responsible:y rfl
er duty, 1
; few exception*, they are just a
j i.ng at the bottom of the evils th-,:
*
' who. n puo: c v •
tdimiminadon a: MLiei F.. : ,i
•in a letter for publication in 1,,
paper* >.*ncd b' Father R.ekfo.n;
j Meyer*, and another mlSs.ve
war. and the Ford company .* en
caged m the pioducluin of materials
of Negri • - ■
condesccns.on of F.od or any other
] other company producing for *he'
by government policy, and th it
policy has been set ilp by the Fair
Employment Poi.cy of the War Pro
duction board. That takes care of
'.if a suggestion that he return «•
.h.s p, ip . f.n th. and . .non and let
me UAW-CIO and Negroes ml-»r
--j ested in the eventual goal of de
the Foid s.tuation
As for the Inkster preachers.
jment found in the statement that j
..r . -.de oj, Ink'ter has objec ed !
M -ter F-od - friendly hand to- j
, - ,nd imo tiLJ
I jno: r that SIT*I '
• CIS excepted, who are fight.ng -in*
! all fr.mts for the industm.l free-’
doin of the.r race Criticism of
me |o.s
Mistei Ford signed by the a ug< and
m n -Im of Inkster, di.-i i . ti ns' >n
iaga nst Negro women wa* defend*o
joy Fr. Meyers on the grounds that
crime P and by the Inkster cloth on j
i Ford p ants has caused M -
j Inkster *
I I shall first take care of Fame?
| Meyers and then pass on to the n nr
• Inskter gentlemen! I will agree'
with the good Reverend Meyers,
j that discrimination is rampant, and
j materials, than at the Ford plan's
I will agree that Ford h ies more
Negroes than any of the other!
good Re\eierd w haw- • . ague
sible and he w a!-o na\e to agn r
with me that, because Ford's boasts!
nation at the Wutow R n Bomb i
plant and other Ford fartones n.u
ura'ly attracts more attention than
it doe* at those factories where the
want Negro workers.
Reverend Meyeis’ statement that
b 1 s - h : w •
/ y V ARE YOUNG AND . .
j CcuU -
fe out Qua. Jliuel...
« HE X* Jt^flOeßeWiu!
I ‘Tm* W I AND CONTROL IT WITH
POMADE
V (DOUBLE .LBINOTH)
| FORMERLY HAIR SROWtRI 'i"!" ”,7, "7.
SEND 10, FOR TRIAL SIZE
AREX CO. ATLANTIC CITY. N J MILLIONS USE IT
I 50c AT APEX SALONS AND DRUG STORES |
Among those shown here are Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Reeves. Mr. and Mrs. Brady Moss. Mr and Mrs.
Edward Jones. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Jackson. Mr.
and Mrs. H. Love. Mr. and Mrs W. Simkons.
Mr. and Mrs H. M. Brown and others.
at Ford sand other plants, then me
j sacrifice for the future of the Ra.v.
I for after all. ail the Negroes tn !
America do not live n Inkster,
j The Negro leadership of today is i
willing to make any and all sac.-.-i
Lt ins st.s. ana rightly so, that since .
we are fighting for a democratic I
I .deal, we flgnt fftr that ideal in a
democratic way and we have lute!
tope for a democratic future if \ c
■Tve wiling to set.le for less than 1
Industrial democracy in times «>f I
var l : epeat Negi o ImkU rslyip -
wi.ltng to make sacrifice-, m.-ludmg
the sacrifice of tne alleged mm.*:- •
Bookkeeper
q
W'\
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MISS GERALDINE
HENDRICKS
Bookkeeper for the Barthwell
Drug Stores, is typical of the
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