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Three uruied white thug* forced
J" wa y i»«'» the »P»rtm«nt of
i™. Abraham Bham. UN
L. Friday nl*ht and
With $35 after threatening
£hi* or the couple.
Kham. in reporting the robbery
, n lbe police. «ald that some on#
" the bell of his apartment door
ibuut eight-thirty. and when he
•niwered uml opened the door 3
Irmed men toned their way Into
the apartment.
Tbs leader ordered .Rham to
i)p ,„ ihn safe which he keeps in
, b( . apariiueitt Rham told the
thujr* that lli«* safe belonged to his
brother, and lie did not have the
foabloatlon
The thug* then trussed up both
Rham and 1,18 wlfe l »** ror » taking
135 from Jtham’B pockets. They
then escaped out the back door.
Mr* Kham Is Lucille House, well
bsown night club entertainer.
Rh»m i» associated with one of the
policy house*
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announcement
HIGHLAND PARK FROGS
POST I*o> l CABARET PARTY
The Highland Park Frogs wish
It announce that tbe>lr Party
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Eh'* Ke*t, has lieen postponed nn
til a later date.
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Detroiter* Attend
Co-operative Meet
The Rev Johu M. Miles and *
group of young Detroiter, motored
to (.rant, Mlchigau and intended
the recent week-end conference at
the Ashland Folks School. Mur h
25. 26. uud 27
The conference, which was un
der auspices of -the Cooperative
Movement, was attended by a lurge
number of young peo ple who a|>
Interested in the movemeut
The Rev Miles led a aerie* of
discussion* on race problems
Others from this vicinity who at
tended the conference Included
Mrs I* M Miles. Thomas Neuaome
and Oliver Freeman. River Rouge;
John I-ewls and drover Teague, of
the Fannie Peck Credit Union
The president of the Ashland
Folks School informed the mem
bers of the conference that he an
ticipates a large Inter-racial en
rollment ut the Institution, during
the summer session
JACKSON
By P. H. Hinton
Jack*on--The Junior Missionary
Society sponsored a Tea Ht the
home or Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Brown, recently. A program wav
presented. Miss Ida Brown wns
mistress of ceremonies. All Pre
sent enjoyed the occasion.
The Junior Choir of the A M. i
Church met Thursday. April f, li
wus un Interesting session
The Merry Money-Makers Cla»>
met nt the A M K Church iast
Wednesday night. A hum and vege
table dinner wus served.
The citizens of Jackson are urg
ed to support the Detroit Tribune.
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The modern plant of the Cen
tury Distilling Company at
IVorln Illinois, is located lit
the heart of the grain belt. It
Is one oi Vmerlea’s largest
and finest distilleries.
Here one finds many fiisclnn
ting methods and up-OMhe
by sending in news items unci buy
ing copies of the paper each week.
It Is Michigan's leading Negro
weekly.
A Tribune In
Every H ome It
Our Slogan
THE DETROIT TRIBUNE SATURDAY. APRIL 9. 1988
“The Home Os Dude Dew”
minute processes. Distilling
Is an exact science. Every
step In the manufacture of
Ceulury Liquors is accurately
controlled from grain to bar
rel.
From this modern distilling
come m a u y well-km.'wn
DOCTOR TALKS
ABOUT HEALTH
Speaks To Employees
Os Great Lakes
(Continued from Poire I)
“Organic heart disease rated
next." Dr. Greemdge stated. “More
time and emphasis was placed in
syphlllis and its effect on the uu
horn and treatment of such cases.
We are making a definite step in
our crusade as we were in former
years.
“The infaut mortality has de
creased greatly because more at
tention has been given to pre-nat
al clinic and clinic for babies." he
concluded.
At the close of the lecture, the
agents Were allowed to ask ques
tions, which ended up in a very
interesting discussion.
L. (’ Blount secretary of Great
1-akes. who has been away from
the office for a few days, and M.
I- Wulker, treasurer, were among
the directors present
Club No! 6 Os Big
Sisters Group
Club No. C. of the Big Sisters
Auxiliary, met recently at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Carn. 542*
Twenty-third street. Deacon
Sims led the devollonals.
After the business session, the
Program Committee, with Clarence
Hughes directing, presented the
following program, In which the
following persons participated Mrs.
Wilhemlna Harvey, Mrs. Carn, Mr.
Hill. Mr. Hughes. Mrs. Sims, Mrs.
Jackson, and Mrs. Williams. Mrs
Lath&n. Mr. McAdory, and Mrs
Davis.
Mrs. Lewis conducted an inter
esting question box. Ten members
were on the honor roll, and twen
ty-eight persona were present, In
cluding visitor* and one new mem
ber, Mrs. Alice Elrod.
I Delightful refreshments were
•erred.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bccleaton Is club
captain, Mrs. Ella Gollgbtly, re
porter.
Whoopee 12 Club
The Whoopee 12 Club held it
reuglar meeting Friday. March 24
at the home of Mias B- Davis. 695
Frederick street with the presi
dent presiding.
After brief business period a
short lecture was given by Dr.
Moursee. He spoke very Interest
ingly on “Tuberculosis and the
highlights of social diseases."
| Those present were much inspired
1 by the informative facts revealed
in the lecture. Guests present were
Mrs. Knight. M. Matthews and J
W Coleman.
Following the lecture the host
ess served cocktails and a deli
cious two course chicken dinner.
Contract bridge was engaged In ns
the amusement for the evening
Members of the Whoopee 12
Club wish to thank their many
' friends who co-operated In making
their party recently held at 5109
Brush street a success
The club met Friday, April 1
with Miss Kvnns of 66* Hendrle.
Apt. 5.
8 Coleman Is club reporter
Five W. Social Club
The Five W Social Club met
Monday. March 28 In the home of
Mrs. Willie Hill, 1045 K Kirby
All members were present with
the exception of two. After the re
gular business hour the hostess
served a tasty repast
The club will hold ita next meet
ing Monday, April 11 at the resi
dence of Mr*. Sams. 5407 Iron wood
nt which time they will feature an
arter-Kaster “B g g dracklng"
Everybody la Invited to attend-
Mrs. W. M. MoCarthur is presi
dent; Mrs Lula Harvin Is secre
tary*
brands. Among the whiskies
are Century tiuh, North moor.
Stone Hawn, Fleet Street and
Hi\i«* lien, (tins inelnde Ceil*
furj Distilled Itry Gift. the
“IVrfeet Mixer," lth)tlini and
(Vest wood.
INKSTER CLUB
ISSURPRISED
Inspiring Sermons At
Two Cburcbes
luksiei Second Baptist Church
was packed Sunday mor,ning its
tile pustor. ihe Kev. O. B. Jones,
delivered a powerful und appro
priate message about current con
ditions. His subject was. "In What i
Direction are You Looking?” tak
eu from Daniel 6:10 "Men look in
every direction for help." he said,
“but they fall to look in the direc
tion where help can he obtained.
Even m this present condition of
the I'nited States. men look to
man for help, but man is powerless
God is the only One who can give
us belli it we only look in that di
rection To clearly see Christ, we
must first see ourselves; and the
window of the soul through which
we look to kee Jesus is far more
important than the window in a
house."
Asa result of the sermon, one
mem In i was added to the church.
In tin afternoon the Kev. U. S.
Golds by. choir and congregation of
Adjalou Baptist Church. were
guests of the Pastpr’s Aid. The
sernion was delivered by tlie Rev.
Mr. Goldsby. The choir rendered
the music.
The night service was very
short. The Lord’s supper was ad
ministered
First Baptist Church
The Kev. A. L. Merritt preached
Sunday morning from Job 2:6.
"And the Lord said unto Satan,
’behold, lie Is in thine hand, hut
save his life’’’ His subject was.
"Refuse to be used by Satun." E.
Cook snug n solo. "Where He leads
me I will follow.”
The Senior Choir will not ren
der their program Sunday after
noon at First Baptist Church- In
stead. they will be at Mt. Olive
Baptist (Thurch In Detroit.
Club Notes
The Violet Art Club was enter
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I WEST SIDE BUSINESS DIRECTORY
DIAMOND’S CREDIT JEWELERS
A Liberal Allowance for your old Watch on anew one
PHILCO RADIOS and Tubes for any make of Radio
3632 W. Warren—Between 25th and Rooaevelt
TYler 6-3918
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j AVOID THE EASTER RUSH ! !
I*l Is Make Your OLD Garments Like NEW
Insurance Guaranteed Delivery Service
Perfection Cleaners And Hand Laundry
4210 W. Warren Ave. ( at Scotten
W. J. Mitchell, Jr* Prop. Tyler 5.7*17
FASHION SHOP
Easter Specials ! !
Hosiery, Smocks. Shirts, Socks,
Notions, etc. Honse Coats and
Pajamas Made To Order.
Milford Fashion Shop
4794 Milford Tyler MM»
In. Shaw, Proprietress
West Side Civic and
-Social News
By In. Beatrice Finning
The ladies division of the Cnlt
ed District Organisation held their
regular meeting. Monday evening.!
April 4, at Hartford Center. They
are making fine progress, under
the direction of their president.
Mrs. Anna Pitta.
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Gatt. of Stan
ford avenue, have returned to New
York City. Mrs Gantt has been 111,
•lnce the return to New York, but
Is convalescing.
The many friends of Miss Gor
don. un operator in the Bee Dew
Beauty Shoppe No 2. deeply regret
the recent pushing of this young
lady. She was a graduate of thi
Bee Dew School of Cosmotology.
Mrs. Jean Calloway, of Bangor
street, is still contiued to bed uml
would appreciate having friend
call to see her We wish her a
prompt recovery.
Miss 1. J. White, popular young
evungellst. who has had greut suc
cess in the revival meeting at St.
John C. M K- Church for the
few weeks, delivered a splendid
message at the :t p. m hour Sun
i day. This young lady is due grea
commendation, as she has been >i>
the ministry since the age or ilf
teen. Miss White’s sermon Sundav
was preached in interest of the
rally which will end on the four it
Sunday in April Proceeds will go
toward paying off the indebtedness
of the church
The Katliffe Symphony Choi,
participated on the program The
group which sponsored the pro
gram is headed by Mrs. Cla.n
Bailey and her sister. Mrs. It
Fleming
There has been quite a deal of
agitation among local cosmomi v
gists, because of the recent laws
passed by the State Board ot t o.
motology The writer believes that
If the cosmetologists here had been
organized, the Board would have
consulted them before enacting tilt
laws. On account of economic eon-t
dltious. some of the new laws wilJ.
cause hardships, especially to bean j
t(clans whose shops are in theiri
home, where the bread-winners J
are without work and the small
beauty shops are the only means
for earning a livelihood
The Rev. Mr. Cain, pastor .>f rU.
James C. M. E. Church, at Vine
wood and W. Kirby, has accepted
to serve ns assistant chairman to*
Rev. A. lA Williams, in collection
with enlisting the co-operaton o,
all the ministers of the city in
work of the Committee On Negro
Kegistrutlpn And Voting It is
. hoped that the ministers of the
' group will do all In their power to
make this effort a success und en*
| courage the masses of our people
in this city to register and vote
I Four graduates of the Fleming
School of Cosmotology spent Wed
-1 nesday and Friday of this week.
1 taking the State Board examlna
i tlon. They were: Esther Keld,
Georgia Tiller, Clarence Patterson,
i and Marguerite Glenn.
I
Mrs. It. McMahan Entertains Club
i Tlie New Era Study club met
I March 15. nt the home of Mrs. Rol-
Ue McMahan, on JUth street After
taint'd at the home of Mrs Abram
King Mrs. I.une. of the club, is
sick. The Sllverleaf Social Club
wan surprised nt the home of Mrs
Anthony, Saturday.
Wall Paper And
Paints
Gregory and Cos.
Wallpaper, Paints, Varnishes.
Room Lets—l 9 Rolls —Me
4IIS W. Warren near Scotten
TV lor 9-474#
the business period, an interesting
pa pei ou "Interior Decorafton”
was read by Mn Velmu Malum
Members present included Mr*
li. M Morris, Mrs Waddy Grimes.
Mrs Tin man Malone, Mian Fannie
liethel. Mrs William l*lckens. Miss
'lhelniu Htggenbothum, Miss lieu
lah Cain. Mrs Henry Overton. Mrs.
John Wilson, and Mrs Theo
White.
A tasty luncheon was served by
the hostess. Mrs. McMahan.
Social
Mrs Kllu Khophet of New Or
leans. La., arrived in Detroit Sun
day. March 27. to Join her hus
band. Henry Prophet The Prop
het* are making their home with
Mr. and Mrs W M Mct'arthur on i
McOraw avenue.
Summle. Thomas an ! .I.miu S I
Minan of Ann Arb i |i* lit la-'
week with their grandparents. Mr.
and Mrs. W. .V Me ur miiv I." 1
McOraw avenue
Rev. Richard T Frown. hrilHniit
young assistant j.a-i' r of llartfotd
avenut Haptist Charch. pr»ach*<l
two very remurk:ib < -erne n* last
Sunday, ill the uh-en.e of Hi pa
tor.
Merry Twelve Social ( luh
The Merry Tw*lve Social Club
met with Mr.- (I Rills last Tiles
day night Refreshments were!
served and the business period was
spent in planning for a dance to
be given in the near future.
The next meeting of tile ••hilt will
lie with the president .\ir* I
Davis. .->4ii Hancei k .1 Colmtrd is
club reporter.
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PAGE THREE
MASONS START
SPRING PLANS
Commander Pledges
An Active Regime
Wolverine Consistory No. i»
Prince Hall Affiliation of the Hal
ley of Detroit. Is engaged in a
aeries of conclaves and leasts,
leading up to the Faster season
Illustrious It. W .1 Jeffrey, 33-
degree deputy for Michigan
Joseph A Victor, 32-degree active
past commander in chief ha\<
been conferring on a program ot
activities ioi tho spring season,
which will include a dramatization
of the consiatorial degrees
inaugurating an energetic pro
gram lot the year, the 4‘ommandei
in-< hi* i announces the appoint
ment hi tin- following < onimittee*
»1 mi it ci and auditing, f'hurles E
William-. 32-degre» s; K. S Marlin
32-d* gree*: Walter .1 Sainte Cye
I* 22-degi res; research committee -
Rev. it H Wright. 32-degrees,
.Thomas I- Strickland. 32-degree-
Rev. Essex Copeland. 32-deg Te
e A Victor. rtL’-degree*; Hu
F. W. Harris. 32-degrees Publicitv
32-degrees; Hey wood Cantt, 32-d<-
glees. John T Webb. 32-degreis.
Charity Committee K. S. Mariii
32-degrees, W W Dean. 33-dt
giees. William F iilackburn. 32
degrees; Budget and Ways and
Means t Vmimlttee—V. A. Hrl«‘ol.
132-degrees; Rev. A. I, Merritt 32-
I degrees i A Mason. 32-degree*.
| f S tiiliiert. 32-degrees; Cem
inittee as a whole —J. (I. Davis. 32-
degree*; I’M. Sullivan. 32-degre*>
and others.
Monday night, April 4 the < otn
maud* r-ln-Chltf launched his new
program