Brownsville Weekly News

7

SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1940

What ~certain. group of ladies
were going to do so much house
cleaning and ended up drinking?

A certain young man was 1o00k
Mr. and Mrs, Carl Randall, ot
Grand Rapids were the week-end
guests of
Allen.

Mr. and Mrs. Wendali }

To Knockout of Arturo Godoy June 20:

Union meeting was held at nighi

service with Rev. Rhonanee and
Choir,.Congregation of
Quinn Chapel, Flint. Communion
iwas partaken. at rea service.

i

a 7: Ohureh af 7am. and step et the| CHURCHES all time,~.~
BOX. OF LANSING All those san poner | (Lansing, Michigan) ~:, h:
- Tt was heard that B. D. couldn't The price of the trip will Be one ~~~~ Se ee Se mee
ing of the meaning: the ine ~dollar and forty-five cents.. Mrs} On Sunday morning the presid-| Garver in the deliverance of
nape Renee that if it~s. Donovan A, Dosey who is presi- | ing elder, Rev: David A. Blake, held | people from bendage and darkness
thinking of it~s real- or leew: dent of the club, is urging all who | the Third Quarterly Conference at | to freedom, light, life and liberty.
Iy'owe and consider yourself lucky LANSING called~ 45~ oblar ~6 can to make this trip. It will be| the Church. He preached a very ~go
when. you ean ley.tn the shade the: es rather With No hetine ot teticles ean ee Women's Dey with allot our. Na- | inspiring sermon at the: 11 o'elock } = eee: BS
Pee, tional omen present. tervice. His ~Faith of
Saag SOCIETY NEWS In His Mind Weighs-Strategy Leading THE STITCH AND the first lady, Mrs. Franklin D.| the Difficult wyhiogs of tates A: Poe

ing for his spouse Suridav night.
We.wonder if he found her? Watch

out H. B.S. J. and K Ww.

B._T, looked rather
without the chick that drives the
mercury.

What was 1... K. doins cominz

~out of the pawn shon tast week?

Was he trving to pawn his coat or
his watch?

What hapvened to D. Y. and
T. Y.. He didn~t come into town
until) ~Tuesday. Wonder Why?

Who was R. R. escorting home
Wednesday night?

Who was the phone call from
that R. R. receivedat the school?
Tsn~t one girl emough for you,
Buda?:

B. F. had a phone call from B.
B. and was afraid to answer because R. F. was there. /

I think T. B. is loosing out with
F CGC. but he has. plenty of others
included in~ his list how about. it.
HJM. M. C:, G, G., L J. and
J.) D.

B. B. thought she had B FP. "nAer her power. Wrong wasn~t it
Bet?

R o~clock doesn~t seem to mean
anything to T. B. when his friends
from Detroit are around, Just any
ole time for F. C.

At 12:45 a. m. the nhone rang.
H. M. was calling T. B. Could it
be that she has the best go after
all?

hostess, Later after goodbyes evervene departed to their
homes wondering why the weekend was so short,

The Socialites scored again with
another of their original parties,
The Lincoln schoo) was the setting
for the gayest of the Socialites
spring. affairs. All the guests went
back to childhood davs with gingham~ dresses and anklets, the men
attired in short trousers, etc. If. prizes had been given for the cutest. dress, it would have been hard

to choose between the ~many present. A net of baNons was lowerec
crowd. Loads of fun. was. had by all
The Socialites will be entertained
by Miss Jean Brown, where plans
will be made for their next affair
Thursday evening.

Redmond Elected

To GOP Convention

SP, LOUIS~(ANP)~ For the first
time in Republican history in
St. Louis, Negro Republican committeemen aNd -committeewomen
showed unanimity behind a candidate for delegate to the National
Republican va er in Philadel
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ae

4 Mrs. Connor said her white hus
4 married the 54-year old white mar
1 She said she and her white hus
}teleased under $100 bond as
material witness.

'! Washington Carver,

tives in Kalamazoo Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Glass,
Richard Jenkins and Bernice
James were in Flint Sunday at the
Golden Leaf nite chtb and visiiing frierids.

Mr. Lyle Banester and Mr. Troy
Owens spent Sunday in iss - 39
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Si Jenkins, Keith Johnson. and
the Byrd brothers ~were in Battle
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Mr. Sontiy Glass, Philly Barber
and Wellington Rudd spent Sun
Golf Links.

Hugh Branson, Sr., and friends
motored to Battle Creek Sunday,
visiting friends and also took in the
Bellman~s, Waiters club.

Mr, and Mrs. S. Wainwright, of
1412 McDougal Street, Detroit,
were the week-end guests of Mr,
and Mrs. Wilbur White. A delight
day night, after which they went to
the Booker T. Club, Sunday théy
had a light chicken dinner at Mathews Chicken bar also joined by
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson of 1215 W.
Main:

A festival week-eid marked by
the arrival of welcome visitors

night, with the arrival of Mr. and
Mrs, Rebert Vest of Albion, Mr.
and Mrs, Sam McClaren, Mrs, Mary
Lou Roquemore, Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Roman and Mr, Gervus Muse of
Flint. Friday night was spent at
the Kidland party given by the Socialites at which the pages of time
-were turned back arid everyone became kids again.

After the party they hied themselves to the horne of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Baton at 912 Birch Street,
where cocktails and all the~ vestments were served and eagerly empibed.

Saturday morning, Mr. and Mrs
Edward Eaton entertained with a
oreakfast after which Lansing~s favorite rendezvous, ~The Club
~Washington~, was visited,

Saturday night, there was much
laughter and lilting of voices at
the home of the Albert Eaton~s as
Bacchus was: being evoked, The
habitues present were the aforementioned and' Miss Helen Jackson, Mrs, Mildred Carew, Mrs. Ol--
eta King, Mr. and Mrs, Leon Jackson, Messrs. Harold Tutt, Homer
Roberts, Frank Strickland, G. T
Eaton, John Garr, Ralph Roberts
Revelry continued through the wee
hours.

amen | a

Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, Albert
Faton again were at home to the
revelers, Mrs, Lela Eaton served
a delightful six-course dinner ond
as usual proved nerself the perfect

phia when on Friday, Attorney Sidney Revels. Redmond was_ elected
delegate from the llth Congressional district.

Weds Negro Wer
Then White Woman,
Lands In Jail

TRENTON, N. J.

Edward Connor, 45 year olc
white man of 1~ Chambers Street,
was lodged in the Mercer County

jail ere late last week wh his
i@ist Ywife, Mrs. Lucille ter
Connor of Hamilton * Township

charged him with marrying again.

band married~ Miss Helen Odas
white, of ~Reates without a divorce.

The colored Mrs. Connor held 9
méfriage certificate showing she
in New York City ten years ago.
band: lived in. Baltimore, Mary
land. Tie second Mrs. Cohnor ws:
a

Dr. Carver Will
Get CIO Award

NEW YORK~(ANP)~Dr. George

the brilliant
agricultural chemist. of Tuskegee
institute, will receive the highest
~award to be conferred by the fifth
annual convention of the International Federation of Architects,

Mr,-and Mrs. Robert Davis ano |
daughter, Jacqueline, visited rela- |.

day playing golf at the Grosbeck.

ful repast was enjoyed late Satur- |

from out of town began Friday |.

4 Schmeling: fight, because he didn~t like the German~s press

bia ss receiving the good ~wish~s of John Henry Lewis
in Godoy rematch)

#4

~CHOE LOUEE,~ which is Arturo Godoy for Joe Lane.
has just signed for a rematch against the unorthodox South
American battler in Yankee Stadium Thursday night,
June 20. The fight is scheduled for 15 rounds.

Ring observers consider Godoy as representing the only
blemish against the ' record of the world heavyweight
champion. They know he had a broken hand in the Tommy Farr fiasco and outpointed the British Empire with
free use of but one mitt fof eleven of the 15 rounds. ~They
saw him pummel! Max Schmeling, the Black Uhlan, to shreds
to avenge a twelfth round kayo at the hands of the German
in 1936. They also saw him catch up with and knock out
Bicycle Bob Pastor in Detroit last Septembef.

Those were the black marks on Joe Louis~ reord prior
to the disgusting spectacle against Godoy a few months
ago. The earlier adverse showings have been stricken
from the champion~s record in the minds of evéryone. But
no one has forgotten that Godoy affair.

Hence, the rematching of the two fighters June 20 in
Yankee Stadium has met with the satisfaction of everyone~especially the Brown Bomber. First to congratulate |i
Joe on the return opportunity to prove his superiority over
the foreigner was Former World Light Heavyweight Champion John Henry Lewis.

Joe Louis has ~onvinced everyone he will knock out Godoy ~if he will stand up and fight me.~ But what assurance,
the column asks, has anyone that theChilean will do so?
Mindful of the Brown Bomber~s murderous carnage in return matches, as demonstrated in the sesond Schmeling
bout, Godoy is a cinch, to display even greater evasiveness
and unorthodox tactics in the forthcoming- return go;

If Louis aspires to stop Godoy, it will have to be by
way of strategy that will counteract the clowning, ducking,
or eruoching tactics of his South American challenger. Godoy:is far too cunning to trade punches with ~the champion.

Remember Bob Pastor~s followers promised he
wouldn~t ~back-pedal~ against Louis in the Detroit match
last fall. Pastor said nothing~proving he hadn~t made up
his mind yet. Well, the column discovered the former
New York University footbail player HAD made up his
mind when he finally got inside the squared arena with the
Brown ~Bomber that night. And, as was to be expected,
he had decided ~Discretion is the better part of valor.~
Mr. Pastor was most proficient with his ~hit-and-run~ tactics~ that night~that is, he was after he escaped that unexpected ~rush act~ of Louis~ in the very first round when
the champion had him on the canvas four sae the bell finally coming to the rescue.

Pastor~s apparent determination to bined: pedal but. not
to make it. too obvious didn~t prove sound strategy, because, in the second round, Louis tagged him again and he
was down for the fifth time. After that, he was convinced
there was nothing to do:but keep away from the dynamiting heavyweight champion. His manager~s ringside cries
of ~Keap away from him~ were hardly necessary ~from the
second round on.

But,.as stated, Joe is a killer not to be denied when it~s
revenge he~s after. He had a _ real killer instinct in the

statement that ~I can beat Louis any day because he can~t
think for himself.~ The German~s words haunted Louis.

That night, Louis haunted the German.

Galento made a mistake when he called Louis a bum.
The Bomber had malice in his heart from the time Tony
first made the unwise statement until he finally had his
odious rival on the cairvas,

Louis had no real disdain for ~Pastor, becusids Bob
was wise enough not to say anything to offend the Bomber. Joe admitted to the column and other sepia sports
scribes in the Motor City last year that he considered
Pastor a clean white boy and, after the fight, the champion
said Bob fought him toe to toe as long as he could stand
it. He called Pastor the fairest and cleanest man he ever
fought and expressed a keen desire to see him succeed. He
said he~d be glad to give Pastor another shot at the title
and that the time. couldn~t come too soon.

As for Godoy. You know the story. Louis hates the
crouching, crawling, ~gloves-on-the-floor,~ and butting tactics of the rough-and-tumble South American. He has one
of the most genuine urges to blast the Chilean~s head off
his shoulders he ever entertained since turning to pro fighting.

- It is the firm belief of the column Louis may never
knockout Godoy. --It doesn~t believe Godoy will ever rise
to the dignity of employing conventional fighting tactics
(aceording to the Marquis of Queensberry Rules) against |.
the.champion. That is why it regards Louis~ task this
June as a most hopeless one. But whatever the Brown.
Bomber~s chances may be, the corner. will: be at the ringside
to tell SNS observers all about it~the same as it did in the
other revenge matches against Schmeling and Pastor.

cially designed plaque to commem- peanut and sweet potato and whose
orate. the
| achievements of Professor Carver,| coming the destructive diseases
whose discoveries include hundreds | which have afflicted. the cotton~

pe ee

meny outstanding | brilliant research resulted in over
ress n Tuesday, May 14, The bus

2a Sag oraar keene. a de;

a play enti Ji tion, which be in on May 10
Hiant Idea~, will be given at to complete the final arrangements
Lincoln School Friday evening. May | so get your ticket and let's: make |
3, cA es chge zi Ohatter art and it a Lansing day. The dus_ will
Social Club. leave Detroit for the return trip

guest night program of the United
Mothers~ Club Monday night,

~THE MATINEE _
MUSICALE CLUB

On May 22, the Matinee Musicole
club will be presented'in a program
at the YWCA at the meeting oi
the LUBF club, All members and
friends are cordially~ invited to attend. It is one of the outstanding
programs of the year.

THE LUBF CLUB

The LUBF Club will sponsor a
trip to Detroit. The Negro Exposition of seventy-five years of prog
will be two showings at 7 pm. ané
again at 9 o~clock.

THE ORIGINAL ~CHURCH
OF GOD

The church has just concluded a
cuccessful revival which has proved
to be of great benefit to the people
of Lansing.

~FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH |

The Sunday School of Priend
~ship Church is progressing won
derfully in membership. There will
be a short program during the

~Sunday School hour on Mother~s

day. We are asking the parents

~to please come and be our guests.
~There will, be Classes for all pres-;ent.

~DR. SHEPARD PRAISED BY

NORTH CAROLINA, DAILY

DURHAM, N.
lengthy write-up ~in The Durham
Herald-Sun, Sunday, April 14~s is-~
sue, Dr. James E. Shepard, presidept 13) North Caroling Callege
for, Negroes, was highly praised
for his work in the educational
field. - ea
| RO ak ~will doubtless be ac
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