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ALPHA PHI ALPHAS AHHOUHCE AWARDS OF FELLOWSHIPS
CHARLES FRANKLIN AWARDED
FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS
Atlanta. Ga The Alpha Phi Al-,
plia Fraternity will again uward
this yeur the Hunt of $.300 In fel
lowship* umi scholarships. accord
ing to un announcement from the
office of the Director of Educa
tion. Profesaor Rayford W. Logan,
of Atlanta University, of this city.
Charles Lionel Frunklin, a stu
dent at Columbia University, has
been awarded five hundred dollars
i $500.00) to help bint complete his
work for the degree of doctor of
philosophy in sociology.
Myron Bumßtead Townee, a
teacher In the Booker T. Washing
ton Htgh School of Atlanta. Geor
gia, will receive four hundred dol
lars ($400.00) for advanced work
toward the of doctor of
philosophy in chemistry at the
University of Michigan. Mr. Townes
already holds the deg Tee of Master
of Arts from that Institution.
To Henry Alexander Ryan of Le
Moyne College, Memphis Tennes
see, and to Wiley Bowman Daniel,
Jr, of Fisk University, Nashville,
Tennessee, have been granted one
hundred dollars ($100.00). schol
arship*.
Two additional scholarships of
one hundred dollars ($100.00) each
will be awarded later for the aca-j
(s»*mte year 1935-1936, Professor I
I>>gun announced.
In addition to these awards the j
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity con
ducted during the current ytar the
first complete Investigation >f the
new Federal Agencies The most
illuminating finding according to
Professor I/Ogan was the fact that
more than fdi.ooo unclassified ap
pointments Negroes received few
er than S(K) and of these nearly all'
were in the lower grades such os
messengers.
FOR SALE— 293-299 Palmer East
Doulilc house —21 rooms, good for Hotel
or rooming house. Cheap for good down
pay most.
Frederick between Brush and John R
Two family brick—6 rooms each. Only
S6BO down.
For these and other bargains see
WALTER W. DELSARTE .
457 Warren E. Columbia 4614.
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The Fraternity also continued
■its Go-to-lligh School, Go-to-Col
!**««*• CatupaiKii and inaugurated an
Education for Citizenship cam
paign. In this latter it received the
wholehearted support of many
Hororitlea, fruternitletf, and church
organizations.
I)r. Charles 11. Wesley, head <»f
the department of history at How
ard University is president of Al
pha I’hi Alpha; Joseph H. B.
(■'vans. Adviser to the Director of
the Rural Resettlement Adminis
tration is General Secretary; and
Attorney Perclval Piper of De
troit, Michigan, is General Treasur
er. The members of the Committee
on Award of Fellowships and
Hcholarsrps were, in addition to
Dr. Wesley and Professor Logan.
Dr. Robert P. Daniel, head of tha
department of education, Virginia
Union University; Dr. Dwight O.
W. Holmes, Dean of the Graduate
School. Howard University; Dr.
Howard H. Long. Assistant Super
intenden in charge of Research and
Chief Examiner in the colored
1 public cchools of Washington. D.
| C.; and Dr Charles H Thompson,
head of he department of educa
tion. Howard University.
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wiioopk nvH.vK run
The sluh not Friday evening;
Kept, fi; at the home of Ruth Good
win: 400 Palmer The hostess
served a delicious four course
menu.
Mvnlo Watkins; a member of
the club; has returned to the city;
iPer visiting friends in Louis
ville; K.v.
Miss Clara Clark Is on the sic 1 .
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JthmrjDrdf naffer
C¥< ibft*liStjPtog]t
M. 11. K. I mint to know lion
lon it my Job nil last I In «. a |ier
mit no ill one I
Ans: Your Jolt Is far from being
permanent. The com pans you arc
working for 1h planning to move
out of flint building within (lie m-x;
three months .to smaller quarters
When they make this change
YOl’ NY ILL BE OUT OF A JOB.
!H. T. It. Please tell me nliy my
mother doesn’t write to me! Will
she do what I want her to/
Ans: Your mother didn’t want to
write ti you becuuse she hated to
disappoint you but she Just can’t
afford to send you to COLLEGE
this year—You’ll get to go how
ever. and it is revealed to me that
your tuition wl! be paid by THE
eLI) GENTLEMAN you have been
knowng nearly all your life
(■. 1,. Y.—Will the operation I
had handicap me In any way/
Ans: The operuton you Just had
wasn't a trihjor one and it won't
prevent you from full-fillin your
one groat desire- You’ll no only
have one child hut SEVERAL OF
THEM.
N, It. .1. Will I be able to col
lect any ot' the money that I am
expecting?
Aus: It will be rather difficult
for you to get any money from tlu*
Insurance policy you have ou this
girl that you claimed to be your
cousin and you will have a hard
time explaining that she is not re
lated to you Besides, you lost your
chance of getting this money when
you I.ET THE INSCRANCE POLI
CY LAPSE.
11. W. Bo you think I can seek
my aim here or wliat would you
adtise me to dot
Aus: You and the OVERLOOKER
on the farm whch you stay on don't
seem to be able to agree, and be
cause of this it would he difficult
fir you to ever accomplish any
thing It is my opinion that you
cun do much better if you SEEK
ANOTHER LOCATION
V It. I would like to know
where my gran dm it Iter's money 1 1
Will I tie sueeessi'nl in my under
taking l
Ans Your grandmother stilll lias
her money and site is lIoI.IUNO
ON To IT TIISIIT. During the lirst
part of next year it appears that
you will get t< go into business as
you nave planned Why don’t you
talk over your plana with your
grandmother and tell her all about
your business -She’ll be willing
to help you up in it, if you'll show
her that you’re really interested
in doing something.
LT. S. W ill I see the man soon
Hint I am waiting for?
Ans. You'll get to see the man
'on are waiting for next month
but you might as well stop waiting
for him He'll tie with ids WIFE
an ! will be passing through your
Lome town on Ids HONEYMOON.
.1. 1.. K. lam just n khl girl and
I would like to know what is best
for me to do in life?
Ans: You are no longer a kid for
you will be twenty four your next
birthday and it Is about time for
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Funeral Director
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THE DETROIT TRIBUN E—SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 14, 1936
you are deciding somethng to do—
I don't believe you could make u
wiser choice than BEAUTY CUL
TURE work for your vocation.
N. >1 It. Bo you tlilnq it ad
vlsuble for men to borrow the moil*
ey Hint I want so 1 can do what
I want tol
Ans: You wouldn't profit a thug
by borrowing gome money so that
you can move, for as soon as the
rent comes due again you will have
to move back home—Walt untl you
get you a Job that pays a decent
salary before you get a ROOM TO
YOURSELF.
L V. W.—l am not happy here.
Bo you Ne« any kind of a change
for me this year!
Ans: 1 see TWO CHANGES for
you this year A marrage and a
change of location it is revealed
to me that you will go back to DE
TROIT. MICHIGAN before this
year s over, where your weddng
will be held.
It. T.- .My loved one dd some
thing to hnrt me and I want to
know if I should give him up or
nott
Ans: You won't have a chance
*.o give him up for it appears that
he has ALREADY QUIT YOU- He
asked you to leave him alone and
never to speak to him again and
thut's exactly what you.hould do
You‘ll soon find someone that will
appreciate you more than he does.
Y. 11. lines this hot appreciate
what I hate heen doing for him f
ho you think I should keep oil this
way 1
Ana: I certainly don't think you
should continue on with (’. M. this
way even though he does appre
ciate what you have heen doing
for him. For detailed information
about this affair, write to me for
a PERSONAL REPLY See note
attached to this column.
M. It. S. I keep missing IhIHU ■»
and I want to know just who the
unlit party Ist
Atis: You knew before you hired
this woman to stay on your place
that she stole most everything that
she could get her hands on, and it
is my impression that she is the
one who took your WASH Ti lt and
AX YOU have no one to hlann
for these hapepnings hut yourself.
L. W. T. I haven’t ant place to
go and no one to go to. Please
thelYuici Jum*. -
1 Ans: Since you have no relatves
and no particular place In mind to
move to. I would suggest that you
go to tile Y M. (\ A You M ll en
joy the companionship of the oth
i r bo>s there.
M l RET TWELVE ( M R
The club decided at it smccting
last Tuesday to hold another whist
party by request. The affair will
be given at 21»0>4 Maple stret. Aug.
21.
The next meting will be at the
home of Mr. Walker. 2201 St. An
toine. All members are requested
to he present.
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Model A’., B'», VS’e,
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Chevrolet*, Buickt, Old*,
Pontiac*, Studebakers, etc.
Trucks, Panels, Pickups,
Stakebody and Dumps.
CASH OR TERMS WE
TRADE
ST. ANTOINE
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Vernor Hy* Corner St.
Antoine St*
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JOHN DOLPHIN SALES
MAN AUK K PH. ( 11. 7071.
President Roosevelt Supplied
With Louisburg Lynching
Data by the NAACP
PONTIAC, MICHIGAN
By F. P. HARRIS
The annual A. M. E. Conference
at Bethel Church in I>etrolt was
attended by many local citizens.
Mrs. Bettie White, of Sooux Cty
lowa, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Molle White, in Bloomfield street.
The New Bethel Bptist Church
closed a successful anniversary,
Sept. 9. Rev. W. L ouglass is pas
tor.
Mrs L Boyd of Bibbard Court. Is
on the sick list and is unable to
be at her post at her beauty par
lor, hut her place has hen tem
porarily filled by Miss Pauline An
derson, a graduate of Poro Col
lege.
Mr. Lutullus Peuton son of Mrs.
S. W. Uiyd, has returned to kite
UCC Camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mullens, of
Highlund avenue, are the proud
parents-of a baity son, born Sept,
fl.
Mrs. Tisshie Manning og Cleve
land, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Federated Colored
Catholics Convene
In Washington
JUP rc ,.‘RMOND W. SCOTT
f had the Dalit n«C i nr> nrnn Ar
Orvl.o ‘scinttioa v'r "
WELCOME
Washington (C N S) Colored
Catholics to Iho number of 200
gathered here in annual convcn*
tion at tln» Holy Redeemer Church,
Now York Avenue. The delegates
came from as far West as Kansas
City and as far Fast us. Boston.
The convention opened with an
address of welcome hy Judge Rr
tnond W. Scott, of the Municipal
Court, and tiie annual uddress of
the president, Q. A. Henderson, of
Pittsburgh, on "Racial Solidarity
and Co-operative Kndeavor.’’
Officers of the federation also in
clude Thomas \V Turner, of Hump
DR. J.D. WILSON
Physician and Surgeon
5518 Beaubien St. Detroit, Mich.
Office Hours: 1 to 3 p. m.—6:30 to 8:30 p. m.
Reg. No. 2919—Phones: Office Madison 9293
Res. Garfield 8885-W
THE EDITOR ASKS THAT ALL
REPORTERS GET THEIR NEWS
IN EARLY
. . Federal Housing Administration
• •••L O A N $• • • •
SIOO.OO to $2000.00
For
MODERNIZING OR REPAIRING Your Property
Painting A Decorating
Rough Plaster Or Ciaftex Walla
Re-Roofing
Pore he* Built
Basements A Attics Finished
Floors Sanded A Refinished
New Plumbing A Electric Fixtures
Imitation Tile For Bath Or Kitchen
WILLIAM H. PORTER
phwnii coluimbm ea at sets it antoink tTuntn
Jenle Montague, n Highland street.
Mrs. Stewart, of Branch street,
is convalescing from recent Illness.
Mrs. Mlttie Weakley, of Eliza
beth stret, is improving from re
cent illness, much to the delight
of her friends.
LANSING, MICHIGAN
By G. M. WAGNER
Rolterta Mae Brown; little
nutighter of Mr. anr Mrs. Robert
Brown; 1341 Emerson street; wa->
taken to St. Lawrence Hospital for
a minor operation recently; anh is
llonvaleseing nlcelf.
Mrs Sallie Harden; \2ll Utos
avenue; is rapidly Improving from
a rerent operation nt the Sparrow
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wright and
? n; Beuon; and their daughter;
.Mrs. James Starks and son motor
mi to Umsing ant! were the goest-s
ton Va„ honorarj president; Eu
gene A. Clack, Hr. W. P. Dicker
son and E. A. Holmes, vice presi
den. and H. M. Smith, executive
secretary.
Tl
COIEO lIItI IMiKTTL CM li
I he duh met at the home of Mrs.
Vincent Orcein 4,Nat; Brush; at the
recent session opening the dub's
Appling; of s mile Road; was
added as anew member. Busi
ness for the ensuing year was dis
cussed; and a tasty luncheon was
served hy the charming hostess.
Bridgt was also enjoyed.
Mrs 1.. Hunter Is president; Mrs.
It. Croekran; secretary.
2146 St. Antoine Street, Corner Columbia Clifford 2924
GIVEN FACTS OF THE
LYNCHING OF GOVAN WARD
AT LOUISBURG, .N C.
New York— Calling attention to
the fact that Benator Joalab W.
of Mrs. G. M. Wagner. They re
urned Thorsday evening.
Mrs. Ella. Porter has returner
home from u visit to Nashville;
Term.
Silver Leaf Lodge; 534 of Elks;
of Lansing; is sponsoring a caber
«*t party; Sept. 19; at 1.0.K.M. Hall
403 N. Washington avenue. Spec
ial refreshments and entertain
ment will be featured.
Committee No. 5; Daughter of
Elks of Capital City Temple 305;
l( outlulled on Page 7)
UNDERRITERS CLUB OF
war tAtoSTM" cor
The Underwriters Club of the
Great laikts Insurance Company;
gave their initial breakfast at
I Idle Isle last Sunday. Those at
rtiding the affair; spent a very
enjoyable morning engaging in
smh spuria as bicycle-riding:
rt.qint; hast hall; boxing and
■ lie r activities.
Following the sports ad games;
a very appetizing menu was served
by Mrs. Mildred Hightower and
.Mrs. Sarah Lucas.
Am rg those present at this
ga’a affair were L. C Itlount; L.
Millben; A. J. Speed; R. Gunn.
4 0k ~' ‘ "•^P
Bailey, a member of his party and
a leader In the filibuster against
the Costigan-Wagner bill, has
threatened that he will filibuster
against the Costigan-Wagner antl
lynching bill whenever It Is
brought up President Roosevelt
was today supplied by the NAACP
with the facts of the lynching of
Govan Ward at Ixmißburg, N. C„
on July 30.
The President is asked by Wal
ter White, Secretary of the NAACP
‘‘What steps you as President and/
your administration will take 4j]
the next session of the Seveaty*
fourth Congress to insure a vote
upon the Costigan-Wagner bill.”
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mid Mrs. \V. Hanson; C. I*. Ittshop
Miss t’nelton; Miss !., (Jeter; Miss
1.. Moss; Mr. Co/.ort: Mr. and Mrs.
A. Wllkinsm; I*. Poster; Mrs. 0.
Hicks, 11. Hanson; Mr. Smith; Mr.
v ;nipsi n; Miss Potts; Mr. Prangs;
Mrs. H. Thomas; Mr. Morton; olso
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