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The Detroit tribune., April 30, 1938, Page PAGE TEN, Image 10
About The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966

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PAGE TEN
IV Latr*l Saarl Mj\et
MODERN WAY BEAUTY SALON
Indhridualistic Artist* I* Beauty Culture
W* Specialise la The l « tke Hair u 4 Scaly
Special - Reduced Rate*, Mon. Tue*. Wed.
■arsarct Heraaadca *•* ®r*%R Street
Proa. CHEERY DetrolU HJeR.
BUY ONE OF THESE BARGAINS
Trade in Later for Triple your Money
#5.00 DOWN
1929 Ford Tudor $30.00
1930 Ford Tudor 47.00
1928 Ford Ford'T 27.50
1929 Ford Roadster 15.00
1929 Studebaker Sedan 28.00
1931 Studebaker Coupe .... 60.00
1928 LaSalle Sedan .. 47.00
1931 Hudson Coupe 28.50
1929 Oldsmobile Sedan 22.00
1931 Buick Sedan 47.00
1931 Chrysler Sedan 38.00
1930 Essex Coach 32.00
500 Later Cars 3s's, 36’s, and 37’s All Makes
$50.00 DOWN
1
Open Every Night Until Midnight
BERT BAKER, INC.
“THE BIG LOT”
9800 GRAND RIVER AVE. COR. LIVERNOIS
ABIXILWC’E...
i qji^'
M V ICTOR HUGO
straight California
■Ti brandy
ML 90 PROOF
Truly great... most
R 4Kk < reasonably priced!
IJSL? PINTS —Vs QUARTS
R"*2T *l.lO *1.70
rbrr?* •** ] m cm n« hi
s
2 FOR BEST RESULTS TRY
Sinclair Coal or Sc met Solvay Coke
N
q We Particularly Solicit
L an Order For Our
Kentucky or Ohio Coal
i
R YOU WILL LIKE IT ITS BETTER
g Kentucky Lump $7.75 Ohio Lump $€.75
Kentucky Egg 7.25 Ohio Egg 6.75
J J. T. SINCLAIR CO.
Ptwitowa Office GRATIOT AT BROADWAY
Phone RA. 2200
Special Programme For Each Night
-GRAND BALL SATURDAY NIGHT
FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF THE FIRST 4 ONGRENSIONAL DISTRICT CIVIC 4'U'RH
REFRESHMENTS FREE ADMISSION—E.44TI NIGHT
London Bobby Boor
And Alo Receive*
Wide Distribution
It is eon Armed by Twelve Horse
Genesee Ale distributors, who
handle the distribution of London
Bobby Ale snd Beer that these two
fine brews hare met with instan
taneous acceptance by dealers
and consumers alike.
At the general offices of the dl.—
I tributors, 4433 Csss Ace., it was
learned that rarely before in the
history of bear distribution has
there been a more favorable re
sponse to s product than was given
to London Bobby Beer and Ale.
Evidently Michigan Beer Drink
er* were quick to appreciate the
wholesome goc>dness of these two
fine brews Sales, we are advised
are constantly increasing as great
er and mere extensive distribution
takes place Asked to comment, Ed
| Marx, advertising manager, said.
“We aie proud indeed of the
rapid st: ides being made by Lon
don Bobby Beer and Ale. and we
’ are grateful to the public for it's
wholehearted acceptance of tjte*e
two really superior brews.
This is a real quality product
in the same price range as the lo
cal Beer and Ales. Phone Te.
2-SSSO
ROYAL TWELVE BRIDGE 41LIB
The members of the Royal
Twelve Bridge Club met with Mrs.
Walker. 320 Erskine. Miss Watkins
was hostess
After the busines routine, a de
lectable luncheon was served and
bridge was played
Among the guests was Mrs. Al
ma Hayes, who lately returned
from Hot Sp ings Ark
The club will meet May 0 with
Mrs. aimer, 1;♦ T 7 Maple street.
Mattie White is president; Mabel
Walker r«pr’*r 1
I
! HorSEWIVES LEAGLE NOTES
I Housewives league No. 1 met
April 18. at ’he hem* of Mrs.
Woodforjfl, 1017 Mt. Vernon. Mrs.
David Howard, president, presided.
w:»h twenty-five m< mbers present.
The league* annual party was
discussed Two new business
names were brought in and the
housewives all pledged anew to
patronize Negro business.
The next meeting will be held
May 2 at the residence of Mrs.
Fr»d Align. 561 Owen street.
AMITY GIRLS (LI B
The Amity Girls held their social
meeting Wednesday. April 20, at
the home of Miss Clara Warren.
During the first part of the meet
ing. Miss Wilhelmenia Lewis made
a talk concerning the spring fro
lic which the club plans to spon
sor After the business period,
games furnished entertainment for
he social part of the meetingJ
Miss Warren, the hostess, served
a delightful menu. 1
Members of the club include
Wilhelmenia Lewis. president;
Novella Lester. vice president;
Clara Warren. secretary; Mar
jorie Johnson, treasurer; Mytrle
Hicks, Veta Milliner, Pennie Lou
Smith, and Madie Grasty.
NACIREMA
• Presents
! ‘DEATH TAKES
1 A HOLIDAY’
jjj FAMED FOR STAGE
TECHNIQUE
Atmosphere Unusual
Exclusive
Cosmopolitan Fashion*
In Costuming
GIGANTIC! !
STUPENDOUS!!
COLOSSAL!!
At
ART INSTITUTE
FX>R RKSRRVATIONS
CALL
Nacirema Club
TY. 4-8837
May 6, 1938
CTRTAIJi Btfo P. M.
SHARP
BILL WALKER SAYS—
“You ain’t seen nothin’ till you see
TEDDY BLACKMON’S
sensational dancing shoes”
Plantation Rhythum
Opening—Friday, April 29th.
THE PLANTATION
Five-fifty East Adams— CHerry 0230
TKB UtTßon TRIBUNK SATURDAY. APRIL 30, IfSK
King Os Hi-De-Ho
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at, - H V4»>
(alt (allnxxay. himself. ami
liU fanioiio Cotton (lull orrhe*-
tra ami rexue will open a
King Os Impel To Swing At
Colonial Theatre Next Week
Rov Eldridee and his orchestra
will open a week's engagement at
Colonial Theatre. Woodward ave
nue and Sibley street Friday.
Kldridge and his orchestra have
been broadcasting nightly from the
Three Deuces In Chicago. The
broadcast is heard over the Ool
umbla Broadcasting System.
Recognized as one of the great
est trumpet players of all times.
Eldridge will hold a number of jam
sessions during his stay at the
Colonial. At these Jjam sessions
various musicians will play with
his orchestra as guest stars.
—A COLOKKI) Jl'IXiE—
Entertains Members
Os Aspirant Club
Mrs. Overby was hostess to the [
members of the Aspirant Club,'
Saturday evening in her a/partmeut
at 524 East Adams avenue. Those
who enjoyed the hospitality of the
hostess wore Mesdames Rapheai
RadioclaM Examination
Electric Treatments Massage
DR. FRANK G.
BRACEY
Chiropractic Physician
513 E. Kirby Ave.
Near Beaubien
Detroit, Mich.
TRlnlty
f IBERAL
Loans
On All Article*
of Value
BARGAINS in
OUT-OF-PAWN
Suits & $ 9.95
Overcoats ** up
Watches - Diamonds
Jewelry • Luggage
LEWIS
LOAN OFFICE
641 Gratiot Ave. j
Open Evenings
Announcing Official Opening
East Side Civic Center
(Formerly Elk’s Root) Silt I hr nr HI.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday f'VHs April 28, 29, 30
v• i K's oiiguuMnont at flu*
Michigan theatre. Friday. May
♦>.
Hollis. Ora Johnson. Elizabeth
Rrookt-, Luvenia Overby. Roberts,
Kathleen Slate. Zelma Meadows,
and Elsie Rarksdale, and .Mr.
Meadows.
FREDA. ANDERSON
THE COMMUNITY’S MOST REASONABLE UNDERTAKER
Before selecting an undertaker; consult os,
and compare the prices, equipment, servlee,
and appointments of this Home with what
others offer.
WE GIVE THE PI'BLIC WHAT THEY
WANT, AT A PRICE THEY CAN
AFFORD TO PAY
Protect yourself and your Insurance. We
offer onr servlee for your protection. Let ns
convince yon that AMiERSON offers more
for yonr money than others.
COMPLETE STEEL CASKET
FUNERAL $200.00 & UP
Includes; Steel Casket) Removals Embalming:
Door Wreath; ©loves for Bearers; Candelabra
and Mat (when needed); Acknowledgement
Cards; Memorial Book; Streamline Lincoln
Hearse; 8 Lincoln Cars; Grave and Outside
Burial Box or to Railroad Station.
COMPLETE STATE CASKET
FUNERAL, $195.00 £ UP
Includes: State Half-Couch Em boosed Plash
Casket, any color: Removal; Embalming; Door
Wreath; ©love* for bearers; Candelabra A Mg)
(when aeeded); Acknowledgement Cards;
Memorial Book; Streamline Hearse; 8 Lincoln
Cars; ©rave and Outside Burial Box or to Ball,
road Station.
COMPLETE FUNERAL $175.00
llneladest A Massive Swell cornered Half-Couch Embossed
Casket, any colon Remora!; Embalmings Door Wreaths
©lores for Bearersi Candelabra and Mat (when needed)) Ackaow.
Icffement (ardss Memorial Book, Stream Mae Lincoln Hearses t
[Lincoln Cars; ©rare and outside Box or to Railroad Station.
| COMPLETE FUNERAL $150.00
Inr l odes t Half. Conch Embossed Plash, nay color, lined with Sllh
and a pillow set to match, trimmed with sUrer bar extension
handless “At Rest” name plate) Remoral; Embalming, Door
Wreaths ©lores for bearers { Candelabra (when needed)) Ackaow.
ledgement Cards) Memorial Book) Streamline Lincoln Hearse;
S Lincoln ears) ©rare la Detroit or Lincoln Cemetery with oat.
Uide Baidal Box or to Railroad Station.
You will find in our Show Room Beautiful Silk Drettet at low a* $5.00 and Men’*
Black Broadcloth Robe* all Complete with Shirt, Collar, Tie, and Pin a* low a* $5.
THESE PRICES AS WELL AS MANY OTHERS WILL BE GIVEN IN OUR
SHOW ROOM
I AM SURE OUR PRICES WILL MEET YOUR APPROVAL
We Do Not Force Inferior Cemeterie* On Our Client*, All Price* Include Detroit
Memorial Park Cemetery.
SERVICE FIRST SATISFACTION ALWAYS
Great Lies N« fill Opes
Basekall Campaip Saturday
With prospects bright tor the
s,iit sfuon in its history, the
(jreat Lakes Mutual baseball team
will open the current season Sat
urday a/ternoon April 30, at the
baseball diamond on Coolldge
Hoad. Just off West Fort street.
The Great Lakers will oppose
the American Legion Poat team of
River Rouge- The game is sche
duled to start at two o’clock.
In the 39 games <played last
y««r, Great Lakes won 28 and
dropped 11 to the opposition. D.
Cheatham. young right-hand pitch
er. was the bright light of the
1937 team, keeping his slate clean
as he captured five games in five
starts.
The attack of the team is cen
tered around Fred Birch, hard
hitting second baseman. During
the practice sessions Birch has
been evidencing potent hitting pow
er. and his fielding has been on
par with his hitting.
Other members of the club
are: R. Hearst. If; Tom (’heart
hum. rs; John Dunnaway. 3b; C.
Thomas, c; W. Reese, ss; L.
Coates, cf; and W. T. Reese, lb.
—A COLORED JllXiE—
I
* When You Need A
LANDSCAPE
GARDENER
or SODDING
Call
JOHN E. SMITH
Clif. 1634
1926 St. Antoine St.
We xx ill send one of our men
out to give yon an estimate
W E SELL
Rose*. Peonies, Perennial and
Kork Garden Plants, Flowering
Shrubs, Emit Trees, Raspberries
Hedges, Vines, Shade Trees,
Evergreens and everything that
grows la a Nursery
SIM at MMH rnnt, Cmw UMMMt Clutartf m
tvw 4-»i». yi»> a «77^;
BLACKHAWK TAVERN
4700 W. WARREN AVE., DETROIT, MICH
b. p«irt, rn+ e*.
GREENVILLAGE SANDWICH SHOP
UQUOR, BEER AND WINE.
I 2234 Hulii|i At Montcalm
H. Jarkiai, Prop.
BLUE BIRD INN
5021 Tireman
COCKTAIL HOUR EVERY SUNDAY SP.M UNTH
JAM SESSION EVERY THURSDAY NITE
Good Kiitrrtiiinnient, Wine - WhUkcy . iWr, Din,, a i u '
Swlag Manic W
For Reservations Call .TYler 4*9539
Henry Blacky Manager
Sunny Boy Williams' Quartett
COLONIAL THEATRE'
Woodward at Sibley Free Parking
ON STAGE-IN PERSON
ONE WEEK ONLY S'*..
Hottest of the Hot ! The Sepia Swing Sensation
kino Os TriiinpH And Famous Krcordimr \rlKj. ;
Roy Eldridge
And His Columbia Broadcasting Swing Orchestra
—PLI’S
All-Star Sepia Stage Revue
508 EAST WILLIS AVE., at BEAUBIEN
Our Telephone Never Sleept-COlumbia 4294
• ~ ~ r ' 1 •
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v“ ■ *" •' •■^sPt^Bßfcfl? ? v*! * v i
- v> ■' * ■.
You arc invited to tee the beautiful ap
pointments of this home and our stream
line equipment of the very latest.
COMPLETE FUNERAL $125.00
Inflates t A Beaattfnl Half.Cench Gasket any eoler; Removal 5 *■•
(Mhnlßff: Grave with Oatslde Barlal Boi; Daw Wreath 1 Ola fee i*
bcararaf Mat, Candelabra (whaa aaadad); Acbaewledfwe»t Card*l
Memorial Baak| Streaadlaa Uaaala Hearse; » Llaeoln Cani t*
Cemetery ar ta Railroad Station.
.COMPLETE FUNERAL $55.00
lacladea t Gray Staadlaf Panel Casket, Ltaad with odh with a P< UoW
•at ta match; “At Baer* aama plate; Removal, Embalming, V— r
Wreathi Glorao far bearer*; Caadelabra (whaa aaadad): etreaaUj*
Haarae; | Llneala ear; Grave aad Oatelda Barlal Bax, arUthe Rtf
road Station. All Rad Cypress Lamber atad la thla Caabet aad »*
White Pine.
Friday Mjrht
County Officials and Employees will be in attendance
) Natsrdsy Right
Address by Governor Frank Murphy
g.
Modernistic Po,
Shop
Julia moore, pr~
MaresUlßg
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