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Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-22
Holiday Business
Increases Sharply
THROUGHOUT Nation
Continued from Page |

'SOAlbiA1oNN AioAAA = StoN ~
ada and Arizona stores had sales
far ahead of 1893. CEl Centre sales
were up 10 to Is per cent, and high
er in some StoreS0
Cities in the principal grain belt
states felt the effect of the worst
drought in history which checked
buying to some extent, but all re-
ported heavier sales than last year.
Practical gifts-refrigerators, elec-
trical equipment. furniture, wearing
apparel and luggage-were the first
choice of the majority of shoppers.
Luxury items sold better this year
particularly in eastern cities. but
even in those areas the emphasis
remained on the practical side
Sales of food and delicacieS were
higher in many cities, rejecting the
larger amount of money people had
to spend.
One new factor in Yule buying
this year was a boom in pianos,
records and music. Chicago reported
sales of monographs and records
particularly good.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-22
Child Mother Asks
For Toys: Leaves
Son to Grownups
Continued from Page u

eminent guardianship. Her child
is healthy and of normal weight
and appearance. One of the physi-
clans under whose care Lima lives
told the United Press:
Lima. each day, becomes more
childish. Her sole worry is toys,
She is very intelligent. Her boy
baby has a cot in her room. Every
morning when Lima gets up she
steps over to the cot, kisses her
child and says, How are you
Herard?''
The child mother now believes
that her child is one of her brothers
but Dr. Hipoiito Larrabure, director
of the Lima maternity hospital, said
today that as Lima grows up it will
become increasingly difficult to keep
the truth from her. Tactless visitors
to the hospital, the physician said,
keeps asking Lima:
rs this your little SOM"
When that happens Lima looks
inquiringly at her nurses but makes
no reply. Then she busieS herself
with her dolls, two or which usually
are in her arms.
Lima is learning her alphabet.
She is learning TO spell, can write
her name and is able to count up
10 20. She likes to draw and play
with water colors.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-22
Exiled Czech Government Sets Up
Legion to Fight with Allied Army

LONDON. Dec. % CUP) - A
Czechoslovak government in exile
now recognized by Great Britain
as well as France, intends 10 embark
at once on a campaign to force
the mobilization OF all Czechs and
Slovaks in Britain. France and the
British dominions TO fight with the
Allied armies, 1t was understood
today.
Gen. Sereej Ingre. as who COM
man5ed a Czechoslovak army corps
during the mobilization of 1888 be-
fore the Munich conference, was
confirmed today as commander in
chief of the new Czechoslovak
legion.
President Eduard Benes of Czech
oslovakia heads what is formally
called the Czechoslovak national
committee
The committee actually constitut-
ed a government in exile which
would be prepared to take control
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-22
News Notes of
|AIamo.Verde
ALAMO-VERDE NOTES

Mr. and Mrs. Grover Baker of Ell
Centro visited at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Duncan Mckenzie Sunday.
Frank and Reta O'Connor of the
Alamo district expect 10 spend
Christmas in Los Angeles with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
O'Connor.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Channon OF
the Verde district expect TO enter
tain over the Christmas holidays
Mr.. Channon's father and sister,
. Mr.. T. Channon and Miss Lofty
Channon.
Mrs A. L. Bernshouse and son
Lonnie visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Duncan Mckenzie Fri
day evening
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Mckenzie
will entertain over Christmas Mrs.
McKenZies sister and daughter,
Mrs. Josephine Ross and Mrs. Jo-
sephine Humiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoyt Parker enter
tanned Sunday with a turkey din
ner Sunday, in honor Of Mrs. Par
ner, in honor OF Mrs. P r
len. Those present were: Mr.. and
Bill Spots and daughter Marie. Of
Holtville, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Thomp-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Tweeny and
Mrs. Herman Thiesen, Mr.. and Mrs.
son ommy Of FL Centre, and Mrs.
Parker's nephew, Raymond Red
field Of San Francisco.
Mr. c. NJ. Pilgrim Of Ocean Side
is visiting for a few days at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs F. w. Leng.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Monroe of
Winterhaven will spend Christmas
at the home Of Mrs. Monroe's par
ents. Mr and Mrs. Guy z. uttle of
the Alamo district
Mrs. Guy f. Tuttle attended the
meeting Of the Anna Maria Ross
tent Of the Daughters OF Union
Veterans. Mrs. Tuttle is the re-
firing president Mrs Edith Hobby
was elected president for the COM
ing year.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-22
Sleeping Sickness
Findings Released

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. %. CUP)
University of California medical
school today reported the st. Louis
type of sleeping sickness, one of
the two types endemic in Califor-
MAS San Joaquin Valley, may have
been brought into the state by
migrants from the middleWestern
and southwestern states.
The second type, western equine
encephalomyelitis, attacks horses
and is transmissible from them to
human beings, with mosquitoes pos
sibly serving as the carrier, the re-
port said. 1t was possible another
source of this type exists.
The report was based on a labor
atory story by Miss Beatrice Hewitt,
research associate TO the Hooper
Foundation for Medical Research.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-22
Mannerheim Says
Finland Grateful
For World S Help
BY WEBB MILLER

AT FINNISH GENERAL HEAD.
QUARTERS. Dec. %. 6UP)-Mar.
shall Carl Gustav Mannerheim
commander in chief of the Finnish
armed forces. said today FINLAND
was fighting for our independence
and all of the things the work.
values most"
we know the world understands
our position and wants to help Us
despite great difficulties in these
hard times. the 70 year old marshal
told newspapeImen.
You have seen on the Karelian
isthmus how our troops for weeks
held back greatly superior enemy
forces"
The Finnish commander, who leo
mis- nations forces against the
Bolshevik armies in. a successful
battle for independence after the
World war, sent a special message
OF thanks for the aid and sympathy
Of Americans.
"As a special favor" he said, 81
ask you TO express the thanks OF
the Finnish army for the encour-
agement given them"
He said that Finland wants al
of the world 10 know that she Is
grateful for encouragement ano
material aid from aboard. Speaking
of the desire of foreign peoples to
aid. he said:
They have proved it by sending
contributions to our sanitary or
ganizations and by supp>"t of our
evacuated families ana by taking
our small children to safety"
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-22
Nazis Risk All,
GoebbeIs Saws

BERLIN. Dec. %. fUPD-Ger-
many is stalking all on the cur
rent war. Propaganda Minister
Paul Joseph Goebbels said i'm a
speech today.
This is no potato war but il
will bring quick decision re-
garding our future" he said. I'VE
will either relinQuiSh our position
rs q great power or win"
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-22

lishments, one estimate indicated,
and restaurant owners are already
stacking up their supplies with ex-
ira turkeys, chickens and ducks as
we'll as all of the special dishes.
such as cranberry salads, dressings.
and delicious desserts.
The Barbara Worth hotel, Cali
fornia hotel, International club,
Holtville'S Top Hat and SherWoods
cafe in Ell Centre, are working their
chefs overtime in preparing for
the holiday appetites.
Most of the restaurants will feat
ure their Christmas dinners on Sun
day as well as on Christmas day.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-22
Personnel Board
Shuns SRA RuIinu

SACRAMENTO. Dec. %. CUP)-
The state personnel board today
advised the state relief aiministra-
ton that sole control over SRA
staff changes lies with the depart
ment of finance and appeals from
decisions regarding personnel mat
ters Of the relief agency should be
handled by that department.
Harry B. Miller. personnel direc-
tor Of the SRA, appeared at meet
ing of the board to protest certain
decisions made by q representative
OF the personnel board denying new
clasSifications or reducing salaries
proposed by SRA Director Walter
Chambers.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-22
Christmas Dinner
Tradition Upheld

The men in the tall white bon
nets, who daily prepare tasty din
ners in Imperial Valleys leading
eating houses for a hungry popula-
ton, will outdo themselves Christ
mas day, a survey revealed Friday
More than 1900 special Christmas
dinners will be served in five of
the county's most important estab-
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-22
PROBATION GRANTED

Probation was granted Alfred I'M
field, who pleaded guilty to operat-
ing a still on a ranch near Ell
Centre. and he was ordered TO OBJ
serve all the terms of probation
or spend six months in the county
Jail.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-22
PHILIPPINE GOVERNMENT
CAPTURES NOTED BANDIT

MANILA, Dec. %. (UP)-Phlllp-
pine constabulary authorities an
nounced today the capture at DAN
zalan, in Lanao province, of the
notorious Moro bandit chieftain IN
gud. The go year old Ingud is held
responsible for many murders and
much banditry during the last 10
years.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-22
PRODUCE DEALER
SENTENCED TO JAIL

Ecko Boelman, Los Angeles and
HyneS produce dealer, was sentenc-
ed to six months in the county Jail
Friday for operating as a dealer
without the required state license.
He was granted probation for a
year upon condition that he make
good the terms of probation.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-22
Viva Finland!

MEXICO CITY, Dec %. up
Cries of long live Finland" and
long live Poland" Interrupted
speakers at a meeting last night
in honor of Josef Stains Goth birth
day
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-22
DIVORCES AWARDED

Two interlocutory divorce DEGREES
were granted in superior court Fri
DAY on the grounds of extreme cru
city
Inc DEGREES went to Royal Leo
hard Barfel and Lee Claire Bar
fell; and to Jean Canaria White
hurst and David Whitehurst
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-22
THIEF WAVES EXTRADITION

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. %. CUP
William Benedict Finley Quinn,
39-year-old former wrestler accused
of stealing the Empress Josephine
emerald and other jewels, waived
extradition today and agreed 10
return to New York TO stand trial.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-22
DESERTION CHARGED

Desertion was charged in a di-
vorce complaint filed Friday by
Vernon o. Miracle against Lou
Eta Miracle.
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-22
WEATHER

Southern Cahfornia-Partly clou-
dy Friday night and Saturday; To-
cal rain or snow showers over
mountains Friday night: little
change in temperature; moderate
northerly wind off coast
Imperial Valley press., 1939-12-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Baker of El
Centre visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Duncan Mckenzie Sunday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
ALBION news
BY Alice Cant

Mr. and Mrs Grady Parker and
Mr. and Mrs Greeley Parker a.
tended the Pastor dsht in
Detroit last wednesday right
James Hawkins left FOR Florida
las, Saturday morning. 20 enter
Florida A. and NJ. college,
Mr. and Mrs Charles Smith and
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Moorchs,d
and family spent last sunday in
Detroit. visiting relatives and
friends.
Anna Ruth Guys, sophomore.
and villa Mae Ewing. a junior. are
the only two colored students at
tending Albion college this scmes-
ter.
Mrs. leroy Wright and Miss Ber-
nice Lafayette are in Detroit, due
to the illness OF their mother. Mrs
Hattie Lafayette.
The Albion Battle Greek football
game ended in scoreless tie.
Friday night. Many enthusiastic
fans from Battle Creek attended
the game
The Rev. Mr.. Drinks, OF #
Wayne, Ind was guest pastor at
Bethel Baptist church. all day
Sunday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
W WHITAKER
Rr Miss Wanda smith

Wednesday, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Harrison and their little nephew,
OF Ypsilanti. were DINNER guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Solomon.
Proceeding the IL a m. services
Sunday. several residence OF this
community. including Mr.. and Mrs.
John Collins aud family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Smith and daughter,
Wanda. ard Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Solomon attended the baptising
services OF the Church OF God, at
Peninsular Grove. In Ypsilanti
School bells began ringing Nor
day. September %. for the ele-
mentarv and secondary students OF
the community. az we'll as for col
legiate students, reminding them
that once again the time has come
for them 70 put aside much Of THEN
vocational activity take up their
school duties and affairs william
Cook has returned from WAYNE
where he has beer working this
summer. to enroll al Lincoln for
the year.
Rev and Mrs. Knowles are back
home from Chicago. where they at
tended the Illinois conference
Mrs. Susie Byars has returned from
Evanston. Illinois. where she visit
ed her sister and her niece, Mrs
Beatrice Collins and Daughter
Bernice
Mrs. Mary Smith and her grand.
daughter. Wanda. called or Mrs
Mary Miller, Wednesday afternoon
| We are very glad 10 report tha
Mrs Nancy Alexander. after ar
illness Of three months at home, Il
now progressing nicely
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
WINDSOR, ONT.
BY Arytia Chase
vi. Zion Tabernacle

On Sunday September II al l
D. m. Corner Stone laying was
held at the new church on the cor
ner OF McDougall and Elliot streets.
Music was furnished by the Flying
Cloud quartet. Radio Singers, and
The Evangelist quartet. Speakers
for the afternoon were Elder Car
dell and Doctor Sweet OF Detroit.
At 2:45 p. m. Elder Morton and
Louis Milburn. superintendent OF
the new building. laid the corner
stone.
At 3 D. m. Elder Morton broad
casted an Illuminating sermon on
Jesus the CHIEF Corner Stone"
Many visitors were present from
Mississippi. Missouri, Texas. Okla
homa. Detroit. Cleveland, Canton,
and Elyria.
The Flying Cloud quartet and
The Five Soul StirrorS from Hous-
ton. Texas rendered the music for
tho broadcast Sunday. September
q
The young people OF the church
had a religious program last Friday
evening. September 90 for the ben
eft OF the building fund. Emerson
Crosby was chairman. Freeman
Dungy. master OF ceremony.
On Saturday evening. September
- Miss Verma y. NJ Card and
Winefred Stewart were married al
The home OF Mrs. Garld on Howard
avenue.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Alton Parker were
the house guests OF Or aud Mrs
lC. A. Brewton recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Timbers
we're visitors OF Mrs. Alton Park
er over the Weekend.
Lloyd vincent, Ray Kennedy and
Mrs. Alton Parker were seen at
the louis Pastor fight
A Keno party will be held At inc
Masonic Hall on McDoucall street
October &. The party given Septem-
her % was a great success.
Miss Vera Jones OF Niagara Falls
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30

Saturday to re-enter school at
home.
John Lewis was one OF the few
who journeyed from Kalamazoo 10
Detroit, 10 see the Joe Iouis.Bob
Pastor fight last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Sheppard, OF
South Haven. were visitors at the
home OF Mr.. ard Mrs. Howard Bur-
ton. last Thursday evening.
Ansel L. Jeffries and Florence o.
Shaffer. both OF Kalamazoo. were
married on September /. by the
Rev. ]. L. Caldwell. pastor OF the
Church OF God, at his home on
Pitcher street.
A Youth program, sponsored by
the BYPU OF Second Baptist
church. was given at the church
last Sunday afternoon. Talks OF in
terest on the theme OF Youth were
given by f. y Powell, representa-
tive OF the Crescent club: Mrs.
Sally CRANE. OF the Mothers club;
Miss Maria Alexander OF the AME
church: and Arthur Leonard, OF
Second Baptist church \ vocal
solo was rendered nv Miss Harriet
Earl: a vocal duet. by Misses Heller
Warfield and Agnes Williams: a
piano solo. Clara Small. Tdel Red
man was chairman OF the program
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Brown, OF
Allegon, are the proud parents OF
a baby daughter. born Sunday,
Sept. IL The baby's name is Con-
stance Louise Brown. Mrs. Brown
was formerly Miss wilhelminia JEFF
fries. OF this city.
Mrs. BETTY Allen. aged %. OF 912
North Pitcher street. was overcome
by commercial gas. while she slept
in her room last Monday afternoon.
She was hurried TO Borgess. hospi-
tall where her condition was re-
ported not critical. Mrs Allen
roomed at he home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Canatti. who has just moved into
the Pitcher street house. They had
their gas stove connected down
stairs Monday. and shortly after
wards heard Mrs. Aliens screams.
The police were called ard found
that the gas had escaped into Mrs.
Aliens room. through pipe which
had previously been connected TO
gas stove in the upstairs room.
Miss Irene Baker. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. James W Baker Sr..
514 Harrison street left last We'd
nesdav evening. for Nashville,
Term. where she will enroll In the
Tennessee A. G. !. State Teachers
college. Miss Baker plans 10 per-
sue career r. sociology
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
YPSILANTI
BY Mrs. EugenIa O'Bannon

Presiding Elder r. F. Washing
ton conducted his first quarterly
meeting at Brown Chapel AME,
church last Sunday. The business
session was held the following
Monday evening.
The AME laymen held an inter-
esting meeting at D. M. at which
time the pastor. the Rev. n. G..
Simmons expressed his pleasure
about the work accomplished thus
far.
The Rev CARTIER Robertson
brought a splendid message TO a
large congregation at Second Bap-
list Sunday morning. -Four persons
We're added 10 the church. The Sen
ior choir Will hold an amateur
program Friday October 10.
The funeral services OF the late
Bert Butler in Windsor. ontario
were attended by large number
OF Ypsilanli relatives and friends.
The Pastors Aid club Or Second
Baptist will bring Rev. ]. w.
Wrigh, OF Ann Arbor and his con-
gregation here sunday, Oct. IL.
The Social Ten club will resume
their activities next week at the
home Of Mrs. Ada Scott, 3i6 Mon
roe street.
The Salvation Army will conduct
services Sunday October l at p
m. at the Church OF God or Adams
street. The Church Of God will
have the Rev A. Knowles. pastor
Of Campbell Chapel AME and con-
gregation az their guests sunday
October s.
Geraldine and Donald Walls have
returned home after spending sew
eral DAYS with their aunt ard uncle
Mr.. and Mrs. Harding Walls.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Walls. recent
" welded are residing at home,
221 s. Adams street.
Lomax AME Choir OF Detroit will
he guest OF Second Baptist Sunday
School, Sunday. George Hamilton
is superintendent
Mrs. Rosa Howard OF Steubens-
vile. Ohio is the house guest OF
her uncle. John Grigsby 6o2 Madi-
son street
Funeral rites for the late Walter
Lynn were held last Saturday at
the AME church. The st. Andrew
Lodge No. Z was In charge
The general review OF the Secord
Baptist Sunday School was con-
Quoted by the assistant superinten
dent. DR.. l.. c. Perry. Miss Joyce
Cox Is Sunday School reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30

Mrs. Albertha Steele, OF Irene
street. was the hostess 20 the I'm
perial Art and Literary club. We'd
nesday evening at her home on
Irere street. After the business
hour, the hostess served dainty
refreshments.
Among those doing modernlza-
ton work on their home In Ink
ster are: Floyd Akles. Hiram Nc
Nicely. the Johnsons, of Spring
hill street. Thirley Glover. c. L..
Lane, Arthur Thomas. Henry Rob-
erts, Charles Fowler. The building
boom is on in the Southwest sec
ton OF Inkster.
Mrs. Mamie Walker. OF Spring
hill street is convalescing at home.
after having been Ill at the Sumbry
hospital.
Mrs. Leila Harris was rushed to
the hospital Sunday evening, crit
ically ILL.,
Robert Mitchell was stabbed Sc
rlously at Paradise hall. recently.
obstetrics who attended the
Louis Pastor fight last week were
G. NJ. Mitchell and Daisy Glover.
The Usher board members OF the
Senior department OF Smith Chapel
entertained at an indoor picnic,
Sunday night. at the lovely home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur McClearen.
OF Walnut street. All present ex-
pressed themselves as having had
a fine time.
The Rev. A. ID. Evans preached a
fine sermon Sunday morning. at
Smith Chapel AME church. lie
took as his subject "The Loom of
Life" The choir sang sweetly.
Mary visitors were present.
Miss Willie Jim Baber and her
fance. MIR. Reynolds. were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cartwright,
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Merlene Pace. OF North
Main street. Detroit. was the week
end guest Of the Fords and Cart
wrights. Accompanying Mrs. Pace
were her little son, Carl, and baby
daughter, Caroline.
Charleston Hawkins, OF Flint,
was in Inkster visiting last week.
lie was formerly a member OF the
high school faculty OF Inkster.
Mary Lue Nelson has resumed
her studies at Wayne university
She is popular with the younger
set and is ar energetic church
worker
Amity Baptist church sponsored
"trip around the world Friday
night. The Rev. Mr.. Keys is the
efficient pastor OF that church.
The Dembys have beer out Of the
Village. so | am told While away
they visited in North Carolina
where they carried their daughter
Dorothy. 10 a boarding school.
Mrs. Ethel Myers and Ben An
thony were boosters 70 rthe Build.
irg fund OF Smith Chapel. this
week. Ben was the victor. Both
contestants did we'll. One cannot
pass up and down Harrison street
without noticing the lovely white
stone structure being erected
whose church spires are reachire
skyward This is 10 be the new
Smith Chapel AME church. Tho
pastor and members are proud OF
the edifice.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
Conant Gardens
~ J. l. hemp

Mrs Amy Miller and sister. ca
Uterine May, Of kllnger street, are
visiting relatives in Georgia.
The Motor CITY was full ~ ac-
tivity last week ir connection VITA
the louis Pastor fight The James
Easleys. ot Binder street. and ne
Randolphs. or Norv wood. both had
guest from Chicago
BOY Scout Troop No. els attend
cd tho football game al Inc Jni-
versity OF Detroit las week. They
were accompanied by their scout
master. Dosh Dean.
Miss Geneva Barnes. OF Norwood
street. left Monday on a trip 20 Chi
cago. So Louis and parts OF Ten
CeSsee
Mr.. and Mrs Lucius Holly Of
kllngcr street. celebrated their
twenty-ffth wedding anniversary
last SATURDAY evening. Many
friends were present
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
NEWS
BY Mrs. VI. Toomey

low the leader. The speaker closed
by saying that a mans strength
lies IN his mind.
The Sunday School closed out the
third quarter OF the year with a
record attendance and high spirit
to make the last quarter more sue
cessful.
The BTU held a grand spiritual
session az 6 p. M. a large audience
was present The president pre-
scented plans OF the program for
the fall and winter months. also a
three-day entertainment has been
planned The entire body accepted
the boards program.
Mrs r. Forman. who has beer
very i'll was able 10 be back al her
post OF duty and all we're glad TO
see her out
The Brotherhood club. under a
Johnson is making rapid progress
The president is working hard TO
have great club by having all do
something.
Bethel A. VI. y.
Following Gods Plan was the
subject of the very challenging and
highly spiritual message delivered
by the pastor the Rev. J. A. Dean
last Sunday. One was added TO the
church. Several visitors we're pre-
sent.
The pastor. Junior choir and a
few members of the church enjoy
ed very splendid Fellowship with
the Rev VI. r. Rhonenee and con
gregation in Quinn Chapel Flint
Mich. The Rev A. G. Dallas. had
charge OF the services at Bethel
An old-fashioned Spelling bee
was conducted with much success
by the members OF the Whosoever
club last week
Plans are being formulated foi
an elaborate celebration OF the
Rev. and Mrs. j.. A. Deans eighth
year as pastor OF Bethel AME
church. beginning oct rs TO Oct
Fl. The Florence Dean circle Il
sponsoring the anniversary pro
gram with Mrs. Viola Mathis and
Mrs. Mary Hardiman as co-chair'
men.
Tabernacle Baptist
T.. S. Boman was in charge o
Sunday School In the absence o
the superintendent because OF III
ness. At IL a. m. the Rev. l.. ID
Bum was guest speaker. speaking
on the subject. Pure Religion
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
HIGHLAND
PARK NEWS

The laymen Of 81 Luke AME
church organized their local lay
oreanizatlOn thursday eteEiis,
Sent. 81. The following officers
were elected:
william Kimball. president. G. @.
Nutter. vice president; Miss lzora
Fleming. secretary. James Dear,
treasurer. A goodly number OF inc
members was present and seemed
mach elated over the start. They
nledced themselves TO support the
organization 70 The fullest
Sponsors state that this u inc
arst church 10 organize locally.