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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
Sunday School
Convention OF
District Ends
Lomax Temple
Host To Three
Day Confab

The South Detroit District Con-
ference and Sunday School conven-
ton met May 1917 at Allen Tenn
pie AME church. Detroit, Mich.
the Rev. Walter A. order. pastor:
DR.. David A. Blake, Sr.. presiding
elder.
This combined meeting OF three
days duration was educational and
inspirational from start TO finish.
Everybody was highly pleased
with the hospitality which the pas
Tor and the gracious people OF AL
len Temple accorded us. The ILL
ness OF the pastors wife. Mrs. Hat
tie order, was regretted by all.
After the singing OF the hymn,
20 for a Heart TO Praise My God
lined by Presiding Elder ID. A.
Blake, the Rev. $. ii. Williams OF
Hamtramck, led in prayer. A hymn
was sung and Dr. George w. Baber
OF Greater Ebenezcr. Detroit. read
for scripture lesson. Phil. LIST
chapter. The Rev. Il. IL. Calhoun
OF Calvin Center. led the decalogue.
After the roll call and the paying
OF sustentation, the organization
resulted in the election OF the Rev.
James Aikens, OF Michigan City,
Ind. chief secretary: the Rev. A.
ID. Evans. Of lnkster, Mich. as
sistant secretary; the Rev. Walker
T. Alexander. of Kalamazoo. Mich.
reporter to The Detroit Tribune aud
The church papers. Four delegates
10 the annual conference were
elected as follows: Mr.. Simmons,
of Inkster, Mich; James Parham,
Highland Park. Mich Leonard
Payne. OF Ann Arbor; and Mr.. Ken
needy.
The following visitors were intro
duced The Rev. n. G. Simmons
and daughter. Helen. OF Ypsilanti:
Mrs. Lillian Wright. Mrs. Eva Me-
Comas. and Mrs. Grace A. Blake,
OF Ann Arbor. Mich; Mrs. Mamie
Aiken. and Dr King Solomon
Jones. OF Michigan City. Ind
James Parham and Peter Hill, OF
Highland Park, Mich: Mrs Wertie
Lawrence, OF Flint. Mich: the Rev
W. B. Baber. OF River Rouge, Mich. /;
Mrs. S. II. Williams. OF Hamtramck,
Mich: Mrs. Willie Mae (Ford)
Smith, OF ST. Louis. Mo. singing
evangelist. who electrified the con
ference with evangellstic singing
her daughter, Miss Bertha Smith, at
The piano; Dr. Ida Mae Myller. con-
nectional evangelist. OF Chicago
Continued on page I2)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
Celebrate
Anniversary AT
New Mt. Moriiah
Rev. Williams
Preached Closing
Message

The sixty-day celebration NJ IN.
thirteenth anniversary OF New NJ,
Moriah Baptist church, 1859 Harus
came TO a successful climax sun
day. May %. when the Rev. A =
Williams. OF Metropolitan church
delivered the closing message. The
pastor. the Rev. ]. s. Murray also
spoke, and thanked all who assist.
ed In the celebration.
Monday night. May 80. grand
banquet and social gathering was
held at the church. Many attended
The anniversary OF the pastor
the Rev J. s. Murray, will besIn
Sunday. June 4. when the Rev. A
l.. Merritt, OF Inkster, will be tho
guest speaker. Monday. June !, tho
Rev. Mr.. Jackson. OF Cornthian
church, will officiate. "Wednesday
June Z, the Rev. S. d. Ross. OF shI.
lob Baptist church, will he Tho
speaker; and Thursday. June
the Rev. o. b. Jones. OF Inkster
will be the minister in charge Of
the ceremonies.
The Rev. Mr.. Mastin. pastor o,
Calvary Baptist church. will preach
Friday. June .; Monday, June l..
the Rev. Lee T. Clay, OF Peace
Baptist church; Tuesday June Il.
the Rev. Charles Hill, of Hartford
Avenue church; Wednesday II. the
Rev. Mr.. owens. OF Mt Olive
A cordial invitation Is extended
10 the general public TO attend the
anniversary celebration
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
Gospel Union
Group Is Back
From A Tour
Will Continue
Itinerary For 8
Weeks In Fall

The YESRDD School for Cos
pei Singers has organized two spe-
cial groups OF singers to do pro-
gram work.
Recently. the Michigan Gospel
Travellers. composed OF aggrega-
ton OF women. was organized. just
back from the East are the Hutch
ms Gospel Trumpeteers. They sans
to capacity audiences In Brooklyn
New York City. Philadelphia, and
Washington, ID. G.
Or. s. r, Harten, Of Brooklyn
handled The group while they were
I'm the East. he will also conduct
their itinery for eight weeks in the
fall.
The last monthly meeting Of the
chorus was at Lomax AME Zion
church 4 number OF choirs are az
filiating with the Gospel union
each week. Providence Baptist
choir joined last week
The national convention Of Cos
rel singers Will be held in East
81. Louis. August 10 4 a large
attendance is expected
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
Church Clubs Bring to A Close
Big Financial Drive Contest

The Rev. y. l.. Herod. pastor OF
King Solomon Baptist church,
preached Sunday morning from
Acts i:s. subject. THE Glory OF
the Ascension" The discourse was
very inspiring
william Bailey. OF Thompson
avenue. was guest soloist The
Rev. 4. G Wright was pulpit guest.
nr j J. McClendon, president OF
Inc local NAACP. spoke on the an
lel membership campaign
AZ pm, the contest between
the June and November clubs was
closed Mrs Mary Ninson OF the
fosmer club won over Mrs Davis.
- represented November club
A. . pm the Rev Nr Hcrod
preached from PsSln liS.a sub
ly, THE Lord Is GOOD 20 Az.
Mex sunday. the monthly COM
nuaon ara haresmal ceremonies
N4. 81 hrid
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
Calvary Baptist

The Adalt department was in
charge OF the Sunday school last
sunday morning. The lesson Paul
Thinks in World Terms. being dis
cussed by v Martin, followed by
remarks by Supt. L. j. Suggs.
The Senior choir rendered music
AZ the morning service under direc-
iion of Mrs VI. J Scott Boyd. The
sermon was delivered BY the Rev.
! H Mastin. from the subject, II
Am in DEBIT text Rom. ia.
A selection was rendered by the
Mississippi singers. who gave a
program al the evening hour. Miss
Steele. directrcss. gave a lovely
eading The program was sue
'.s. and the church was filled TO
apacity.
Miss Frances Norfeet is church
reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03

The pastor. the Rev. II. II. Pitt
man and members OF Tabernacle
Baptist church. Westside Detroit,
welcomed another visit from the
Rev. Mr.. MCGEE, noted clergyman
and newcomer 10 Detroit. as guest
speaker at the morning service
Sunday. May %.
Basing his discourse on the scrip
ture, For we have need OF patience
that. after We have done the will OF
God. we might receive the prom
ise." Heb. 1896, the Rev. Mr.. Nc
Gee reminded his hearers that God
will keep his word at the right
time. no matter how long the time
might seem. After making 1t quite
clear that the Christians path Is
TOO narrow for the world and its
evils. the minister pleaded earnest
~ with his listeners to adhere to
the principles OF the old time relig-
ion
AT pm. the Deacon's union held
its annual services. after which Mr.
hldl was OIudiHtu 40 al duutu
deacon TO Tabernacle's official
board. An Informative sermon in
the form OF a heart-to-heart talk
10 the union was delivered by the
REV MIR. Pittman on the subject
THE Church as a City."
The Gospel chorus Will celebrate
it's second anniversary Sunday
June IL at I pm. by presenting q
gala musical program. The guest
artist will be g. A. Gullatt, out.
standing tenor OF Chicago, and
chorister OF the Senior choir OF the
historic Pilgrim Baptist church OF
that city, the Rev. }. c. Austin
pastor.
Group No will present the
Mems chorus in recital Monday
June ;, s pm. in connection with
the King and Queens contest.
Sponsors announce that efforts
are being made TO make these oc.
casions among the biggest AFFAIR:
OF the season. The public is In
Vited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
DR.. Solomon D. Ross
To Address Alliance


Tho Inter- Denominational Min
isfers' alliance of Detroit and vi
entity will meet Monday, June at
IL am. Or Solomon D. Ross. pas
ior OF Shiloh Baptist church will
speak on the subject Steps to be
taken toward securing 70 the Ne
gro proper consideration IN our
new state administration
Following this address new oni-
GERS for the year will he elected.
Every memser Is expected 10 At
tend and cast his vote All min
listers ~ Detroit are invited
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03

The Crucihed CHRIST" will be
the subject OF the Rev, J. A. Char
lestons sermon Sunday morning.
1915 at st. Paul AME church, Jay
and Chene streets. Excuses" will
he The theme OF the evening dis
course at 7:45 o'clock.
The Sunday school will convene
al el5 am. with George w. Gar
ner the superintendent. in charge.
The Junior Allen CE league will
meet at pm. Mrs. Carrie Gordon
is president; Miss Mary Glover,
acting superintendent. The topic
will he, Summertime Opportuni-
ties FOR Christian Growth"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
Gospel Trumpeteers
Present Program At
Mt. Zion B a PIT is t

The pastor and Officers ~ Mt
Zion Baptist church presented the
iluichns Gospel Trpmpeieers in a
rccifal al The church. recently. fol.
loving The return Of Tho singers
froni a rip out East Many were
present and the program was a sue
cess.
Pastor Wright preached SUNDAY
20 large and enthusiastic con-
greEation
The Young people of the church
are planning 10 organize junior
GnSpel choir
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
Church Of Our Father

AZ II am Sunday. Pastor =. NJ
kaiSler ~ Tho Church of Our Pa.
ihef. iesS Madison. continued hit.
cries ~ sermons from tho Book oI
Romans. as n follow-up ~ the sun
daN school lesson. using as a sub
- THE Well Founded Gospel
4 Traditional Heritage"
The speaker emphasized the foun.
iation Of the Gospel, Gods method
% establishing n. -Four were add
I'd 10 the membership.
A large group of representatives
~ Supreme Liberty Life company
were IN attendance. and the man
ar. George w Reed. spoke brief
~
Pastor kaieler spoke a. evening
hour from John 2l:3. subject. THE
Appeal Of the Old Life The mos.
SAGE was IN interest % Insurance
Friday night. June .. The Rev
Mr. Ksigler and congregation vor
clipped With the Rev Mr. Timber
lake ~ New Bethel Baptis'
,hprch Pontiac Mich
Sunday. June ( AZ , pm The Rev
Nj Kairler will he guest preacher
~ Union Baptist church. River
Rouge. NJ which the Rev. F.. c
COPELAND r. pastor.
All ladies are asked 10 attend
mo Friondshin league AZ tho mar.
-'nnvo each Monday evening. Mrs
'e'~a rrerford Is president
JOIN THE N. A. A. c. p.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
Conducts Revival

Rev W p Butler. formerly OF
Dowagiac. Mich is conducting a
splendid revival in Muskegon.
Recently, Rev. Butler also con-
Quoted revival at True Light Bap-
list church. in Grand Rapids. oil
which Rev. n. G. Toliver is pastor
A number were converted.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
Providence Baptist

Using The scripture st. John
S 30. the Rev. Father Smith deliv-
cred an inspiring sermon at Provi-
dence Baptist church Sunday. May
IS
The BYPC convened at $50 with
a nice attendance.
The sermon in the evening was
preached by the pastor. the Rev. j.
l.. Lewis. text Rev ia. subject,
The Lucky Number"
The Evangelist quartet will rem
der an Automobile Program" at
Providence church June Il. This
promises to he a unique affair.
Ora Clark is church reporter.
JOIN THE NJ A A r ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03
Woman's Council

The woman's council OF the Soc.
ond Baptist church will hold their
regular monthly meeting Monday
June 5 at pm. in the lower audi
forum OF The church.
There will he a round table dis
cusslon on the nine subjects dis
cussed during the past nine months
Mrs. Terrell. president, urges
everyone 10 ne present
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-03

absolutely fHEE Of all extra costs =
genuine simulated gold plated HOKO-
sCOpE RING together with forecast
~ your future according To the stars.
Don't walt. Get nf. FRED Faimer's shln
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lila. Atlante. &c.
Evening star., 1939-03-30
Yogi influences
Will Hem Nova
In Training
Wild Beasts to Lend
Tone to Camp as Lou
Points for Buer
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 30.-They're
going to take Lou Nova up among
the pet elephants and tigers and
the exclusive membership of the
Clarkstown County Club near Nyack.
N. Y, to do his training. for his 15-
round bout with Make Baer this
summer.
This club, as you may have heard,
is headed by DR.. Pierre Bernard,
self-styled "Oom the Omnipotent."
It is known as center of Yogi
teachings for spiritual and physical
Well-being and draws its clientele
from the smart set. All of which
promises to make it just "ducky" as
fight camp.
Ray Carlin, manager of the blond
Nova. took Promoter Mike Jacobs
up to see the place yesterday, and
Uncle Mike probably rounded the
situation up as we'll as any one.
After looking it over without word
for an hour or more, he cracked his
store teeth in amazement just once,
then stammered: What a jointl
What joint"
The place is spread over 500 acres
and Lou will have. his own House.
A ring will be pitched on the wide
lawn, and there are real opera
chairs for the people to sit in and
WATCH" says Carlin.
Ray expects to open camp about
April 16, Immediately after Nova
arrives from California.
There's a ZOO on the place, In.
Guiding half dozen elephants, .
couple of lions and tigers and q
big gorilla.
Evening star., 1939-03-30
Varied Sports
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
College Baseball.
Fordham, 6; Navy, !.
Duke, 26; Colby. 8.
Drexel, 10: Lynchburg. 2. -
Delaware, 7: Hampden-Sydney, /.
Michigan State, 10; South Caro-
lima. S. -, ~
L. S. u, 4: Minnesota, o.
College Tennis. -
Drexel, Z; Lynchburg, o. =
American u, S; Elon. 2.
North Carolina, 8: Williams, l.
L. S. u. S; Western State Teach
ers. 2.
Richmond. 6; Wake Forest, 3.
College Golf.
South Carolina, 91a; Hampden-
Sydney. 81a.
Kalamazoo, 11la; Tennessee, 61a.
American Hockey Association.
st. Louis Flyers, 8: Tulsa Oilers,
2 (play-off fnaD.
National Amateur Hockey.
Detroit Holzbaugh, z; New York
Rovers. 3 (flnaD.
Collegiate Tourney Polo.
Army, IA; Harvard. 9.
Yale, IL; Penn Military, 10.
Sherman Memorial Cup Polo.
Chicago Shamrocks, 16; Detroit
Rangers, 7.
Evening star., 1939-03-30
Griffith Is Mats Head Mouner
As FouIt-Finding Is General :.
After Third Loss in Row %

don't know if Wasdell ever will hit
big-league pitching. He doesn't look
like hitter now. But he's still
better ball player than Bonura.'
Not all of the Mats are inclined
to agree with Griff on this score.
Wasdell's hitting ability is not held
in high esteem In fact, Trainer
Martin offered to bet Wasdell $50
yesterday that he doesn't outhit
single American League first base
man. Including anybody the AS
USE" added Martin.
Were going to keep playing Jim
my, though" said Griff. "Shucks.
Bonura wasn't any good to us for
half the season. He didn't even hit
He didn't hit his weight. We had
to call back this bushwacker, Was
dell, to play first base. So Jimmy's
got until June Is to start hitting"
There is another strong suspicion
the Mats won't wait until June Is
for Wasdell to start hitting. Jimmy
will have to get under way before
then or turn the post over to some
body else. In fact, if the Mats con-
tinue to look bad in spring training
games it may be that Griff, although
he denies any intention of doing so,
will try to make a deal for Rudy
York, the Detroit catcher first base
man.
York isn't so hot" said Griffith.
"All he can do is hit. He can't
catch and I dunno if he's much as
first baseman. I'd have to give
up a good ballplayer to get him, and
I can't spare one. Travis? Sure
he's a good ballplayer, better'n
York"
The old gent was reminded that
he denied all intention of trading
for Bonura year ago, but that he
did so when the Mats looked as
punchless as they do now.
"Oh, that" he said. "Wal, you
Evening star., 1939-03-30
Some Become Managers, but Not in Majors

Nearly all the veterans who have dropped back Of the big
the If thought spend
Columbus club I'D quit in minute make down
Nice little Shucks sit
front and living without
Government, not to things
But, shucks know it hadn't
tough breaks with Indians I'd
spaned shoulder running that
day. don't Well if spaned
while I'd found my batting stroke
Il telling Minn-you remember wife,
that
league ball long bus haus secondrate
But told wouldn't before
looks the of
r brings back Shucks belong
down
bad they Well I'll be seeing
little while"
They all that but deep
They stick long they with the
citation
And few later there will be little
NEW IBERIA, Tex-Buck played Cincinnati
outfed 10
Drers OF the Evangelne Bo
will hold of the oufeld
him to find
Evening star., 1939-03-30
Dettwei|er Playing
Page in Pinehurst
Quarter-Fina|s
Washington Girl Scores
Decisive Win; Kirby
Meets MoeCIoskey
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PINEHURST. N. c.. March 30
Mrs. Estelle Lawson Page of Chapel
Hill. N. c.. former national cham
pion. opposed Helen Dettweiler of
Washington today in the quarter
final round Of the womens North
and South golf tournament.
Mrs. Page. the medalist. defeated
Helen Waring of Pinehurst. 6 and 4,
yesterday, and Miss Dettweiler edged
out Mrs. Thomas r. Rudel of Forest
Hill, N. j., 3 and 2.
Katherine MacCloskey of Pitts
burgh eliminated 15-year-old Jeanne
Cline Of Bloomington, ILL.,, up on
the 18th hole. Miss MacCloskey
needed five strokes there and Miss
Cline, six.
The Pittsburgh SHOEMAKER paired
today against Dorothy Kirby of
Atlanta, who defeated Helen Sigel
Of Philadelphia, 2 and /, in the
second round.
Other pairings today matched
Mrs. w. G. Hamilton, jr., of Phila-
delphia against Deborah Very of
Worcester. Mass. and Mrs. William
Hockenjos of West Orange. N. j.,
against Jean Bauer of Providence
R. I.
Evening star., 1939-03-30
Power, Defense
Still WabbIy,
Doc Finds
Checking Defeotist
Mood of Club Main
Work Facing Pilot
By FELIX r. MCKNIGHT,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

Associated Press Sports Writer.
NEW BRAUNFELS, Tex. March
30.-Rotund DR.. Thompson Prothro.
the dentist from Memphis, is poised
for about the most painful extrac-
ton of his career
His task, and find one harder,
is to yank the imbedded Philadel-
phia Phillies out of one Of the
deepest cellars in baseball-the one
they dug for themselves in the Ma
tional League last season.
The doctor is doing his first turn
in the majors after many rosy years
with Memphis and Little Rock of
the Southern Association. Optimist
that he is, he is starting the hard
way-piloting a Philly team that
finished slight "a games back of
the seventh-place club last year.
Why" he puffed, nine men
could stumble into more than 43
games. I'm not saying what we're
going to do, understand, but you
can bet we'll win more than 43
games. e-looking bunch of boys
out there-but we could well use
more power and perhaps little
strength down the middle of the
infield.
Change in Attitude Needed.
But the thing we need most
around this place is distinct
change in attitude. Well never
move if this last-place complex
isn't discarded. I called the boys
together yesterday for my one and
only talk and stressed this attitude
business. Its just got to change
and think it will if we get off to
a nice start"
The spring hasn't produced the
best start possible, however, the
Phillies' winning efforts to date
counting exactly two in a long
string of exhibition games.
The pitching staff isn't the best
in existence. but, as Prothro Put it,
who couldn't always use more
pitchers?"
On the front firing line will be AL
Hollingsworth, Claude Passeau. Max
Butcher and Hugh Mulcahey. Their
joint winnings last season, with
Butcher chunking for Brooklyn and
the. Philies, was IS. Jim Henry,
with Minneapolis last YER: Jen-
nings Poindexter, an eccentric prob
lem child who chunked for the same
club, and Peter Sivess, rPhilly last
year, round out the staff.
No 800 Hitter Last Year.
Not a 300 hitter graced the club
in '38.
Prothro thinks maybe opening day
will find Merrill May, up from New
ark with a 1888 average, at third
base; Veteran George Scharein at
short. either Del Young or Emmett
Mueller, both holdovers and light
hitters, at second, and Baxter Jor-
dan, .299 batter, or Les Powers, a
Jersey City product, at first base.
The veteran Arthur (Pinkey)
Whitney, great third sacker in his
tenth major year. may wind up at
utility if he doesn't win an infield
post.
The outfield seems to belong to
Chuck Klein, once National League
batting king, who has found his eye
this spring; Hershel Martin and
Marris Arnovich, although Ed Scott
OF Birmingham, a 1921 hitter last
year, might bob up in the opening
lineup. Herman Brack, a holdover,
and Norman De Weese, likely look
ing kid from Montgomery, still are
in the picture.
Bill Atwood is getting most of the
play behind the plate While Virgil
Davis RECEIVERS from recent illness.
Evening star., 1939-03-30
Grapefruit Loop
By the Associated Press.


Games Today.
At Los Angeles-Chicago (N) VS.. Los
At Orlando. ,Fla.-washinston A.)
VS.. CINCINNATI (ND.
At San Francisco-Pittsburgh (ND
vs.. San Francisco P. c..
AT Winter Garden, Fla.-St Louis
{N) vs. Rochester %.
At Lake Charles La.-Philadelphia
Al VS.. Cleveland "a.
At Clearwater. Fla.-Brooklyn (N.)
, A. A. ,.;i;S Sarasota; Fla.-Boston Ao VS..
- At Austin: Tex.-st. Louis A.) VS..
University of Texas.
At Shreveport, La.-New York (N.)
vs.. Shreveport.
Results Yesterday.
At San Francisco-Pittsbureh (N),
s; San Francisco P. c), O. "'''
-. At Los Angeles-Chicago (A.). 8;
Chicago (N). A.
noatos A. saFss0ta; = i Fla.-cincinnati (No. /:
AT Lake Charles. La.-Philadelphia
AD. Is: Cleveland AD. 6.
AT Cuero. Tex.-Philadelphia (N.),
IA; st. Louis (A), 13.
At Lakeland. Fla.-Detroit A.). 9;
": sos!oS a os!snde !s3 : rl.;-ss. 1oul. n,. 8:
At Dallas, >Tex.-New York M.) vs..
Dallas Ct. L); rain.
Evening star., 1939-03-30
Harlow Now Rinq Pro

RICHMOND, Va, March 80 [P).
Maynard Harlow, who won South
ern Conference and national inter-
collegiate welterweight titles as a
member of the Virginia boxing team,
has joined the Richmond Athletic
Club professional fight colony and
announced his intention of intently
pursuing professional ring career.
Evening star., 1939-03-30
OnIy q Few Vets Ever Come Back

Riddle himself be q
and his throwing left Griffith
right admitted weather
right spring
Griffith a a x-ray
Riddle
elbow Grif demanded that Indianapolis Riddle
return the cash involved in the deal but Hogan.
doomed stay The odds against their returning prohve
the big will beckon
this happens happened
nods Turner
Kelley to few. But for
vindcaed there nine
make mistakes but often baplaye
shipped the bushes
has
KreSS back because
speed in the American
appalling
back because
badly to their pennant expert
ment with rookie. Turner
brought back because scarcity
Evening star., 1939-03-30
Health Hikers Would
Add to Membership

The newly organized Health Hik-
ing Club will meet every Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock back of the
Sixteenth street reservoir tennis
courts.
Any one interested is invited to
join the club for weekly hikes, there
being no membership charge.
Evening star., 1939-03-30
Mats Set DeudIine
On Held Tickets

Reservations for the opening
game Of the baseball season, in
volving the Nationals and New
York Yankees at Griffith Sta
dium on April II, will be held at
the ball park Office only through
Saturday, it has been announced
by Edward B. Eynon, secretary of
the Washington baseball club.
Tickets not called for by that
time will be placed on sale.
Evening star., 1939-03-30
Maryland Womon's S Golf
Is Slated Nav 1920

The Maryland Woman's State golf
championships, awarded to Congress
sional Country Club, will be played
on May 1920 instead of a week
later, as previously announced.
The entries will close with Mrs.
Ralph w. Payne on May IL and
Helen Detweiller will defend her
title.