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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-25
News and Views of kalamazoo
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by Julius c. Baker

For the second consecutive year,
Negro talent has stolen the show
at the presentation of the local
high schools Band Follies." In
the 1893 production. group OF
colored students took the show.
with trucking act and vocal
duet. by Norma Russell (now Mrs.
Elwood CASH. and sterling Davis.
singing "Alexandcr's Ragtime
Band" This year. it was repeal
performance for Sterling Davis.
and first for Mary Frances Ar
mold. who took the audience by
storm. with their repetition OF
Summer Time" and the current
popular Deep Purple"
Miss IIoas showed some enter
tanning and educational pictures AT
The regular Sunday forum, last
SUNDAY. Mrs. Clarence Pettiford
was chairman OF the program.
The Girls unit held their regu-
lar weekly meeting at the home Of
Mrs. Dallas King 2is Balch
street. The business session was
devoted 10 planning three one-aci
plays, which are TO be presented
soon Quotations from Paul Dun
bar were given by several club
l "a Lob 20 a q In -
ments were served.
The Mothers club held COM
petitive table party. at the Doug
lass Community center last Thurs
day evening II was unique az
fair. Those present enjoyed the
evening
The musical department OF the
Douglass Community center an
nounces its forthcoming Musical
Comedy" which Will be presented
some time in April
The "fish supper" served at the
A. VI. T.. church last Thursday. was
a fine success Those who attend
ed received a very fine and well
planned menu.
Henry Baker visited Benton Hsr-
Dor last Friday evening.
Roy Merrick was a Weekend
visitor in Kalamazoo last week.
Chester Baker and Thomas Rus
sell spent last Thursday evening
in Grand Rapids visiting Miss Viz
gina Wimhurn. who is convalesc-
ing al her home.
The Sub-Debs are sponsoring a
COTTON club review" at the Doug
lass Center. April ,. A style show,
dancing. refreshments, and floor
show with outside talent, are
promised
The Boys club OF Douglass Cen
ter. under the leadership OF Fred
Cocker and Chairman Ford. WPA
recrealional directors, will enjoy a
two or three-day spring vacation
camping at Camp Rota-kiwan. A.
bout fifteen boys are expected to
20 on the outing
The Dukes and Duchesses. a
club affiliated with the Douglass
Community center. under the adj
visorship OF Fred Coker, will spon-
sor a Waffle supper for club mem
hers and their friends, April g. at
the center.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-25
PONTIAC NEWS

Sunday morning. The newly-orga-
nized Junior choir sang in the
evening, directed by Mrs. Cora Cur
RE.
A splendid impression was made
by the program which was pre-
scented March 10. sponsored by Mrs.
Eva Spears.
Captains who have made ar
rangemenis for a $500 rally 10 end
on Easter, are continuing to work
hard. Rev. Morton. radio preacher,
spoke at Newman church March
81.
$. +. Grigsby. militant Detroit
leader, spoke at the Southwest
community center at p. m. Sun
Jay, March 10. The address was
in interest OF keeping the doors OF
this center open. Henry Harper Is
the leader at the center. Citizens
OF Pontiac hope the splendid work
at the Northwest Community cen
ter will be continued.
The Pals OF Pleasure club met
on March rs, al the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. $. r.. Parr. on crawford
street. The following members
were present: Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Fowler. Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Fowler Mr.. and Mrs. X. Richard
son. Mr.. and Mrs clint Fowler.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Sam Parr. Miss Mary
Abston. Visitors included Mr.. ond
Mr.. and Mrs Tim House. A deli
cious luncheon was served and the
afternoon was spent at bridge and
checkers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-25

Witnessing for Jesus" was the
theme discussed by Pastor n. G.
Simmons at the morning worship
At Browns Chapel A. NJ r.
church Sunday. The audience was
very appreciative
The mid-week Ienieu service
Will convene this week instead OF
PRAYER meeting There will he
preaching We are insisfent that
every member attend and also
hiring friend Lets prove 10 me
Lord that We are in love with His
program OF gracious salvation 10
the world OF unregeneraied men
The thoirs monthly program
WAS held at 1870 .. m with L. G.
Priest and Eugene Beatty as guest
speakers. A variety OF interesting
numbers were presented.
Again members are reminded
Of The third quarterly conference
March &C.
The trustees and trustee helpers
Will sponsor fried chicken
dinner on April l. The ladies Of
The Helpers hoard are planning a
birihmonlh banquet April %.
Through the rain and slcet =
goodly number found their way
to Second Baptist church 20 the
morning worship They We're I'M
daunled by me falling branches and
trees II was he worst icy weaih-
er in tweniy-six years seid MANY
Of 'ae old timers.
A splendid message was deliv-
cred by tho pastor. me Rev. Gar
Their Robertson. Al , 30 p. m 2
very nice program was presented
under auspices OF The Mems cluh
The rally viii coislnde SUNDAY
March es.
Mrs. Minnie tarter. SIS Norris
street. passed away SUNDAY March
II al y. M. in Beyer hospital AZ
Ter a short illness with pneumonia
Funeral services were held Thurs
day morning AZ 10 O'Clock The
Rev II. 6 Simmons officisted
Mrs. carter il survived bv a moth
or. Mrs. Rosie Taylor; three sis-
ters, Willie TAYLOR Of Memphis
Tenn. Mrs. Nancy TAYLOR OF his
ely and Annie Tavlor Ann Arhor
Mich, one brother, Ocie Sanders
% Memphis. Tenn Burial was in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-25
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-25

The sunday Schools session was
interesting. AT II a. m. Pastor A.
Knowles contin his series Of
Lenten sermons.
MIR. and Mrs. George Bryant. Mr..
and Mrs Charles Bryant. Harold
Garter. and Mrs Mary and Jessie
Smith attended the funeral services
OF the late Mrs. John Lewis. at
Salem. Michigan, last Thursday
afternoon.
MIR. and Mrs Oden Thompson al
so attended the funeral rites OF the
late Mrs. susie Davis. at Brown
chapel church, in lpsilanti, last
Thursday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-25
WHITAKER DOINGS

ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Ford. The
party was held last Saturday and
The young honorees received many
tokens OF friendship May The bond
never be broken.
The Gospel chorus OF Second
Baptist church, lpsilanti. will he
presented al Campbell chapel by
the Busy Rees club. Sunday. April
>. At p M Mrs. Jessie Smith Is
chairman.
The third quarterly meeting will
be held at Campbell chapel at : y.
m March s6. The Ladies Gospel
quintet. OF Ypsilanii will sing at
The morning service.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-25

Nelma and liny are that way
about each other. We heard
Jimmy smith is very ,nesome
Young man since 80, left town
They tell rs Bubbles ,amphell
is young hip'cat
Boonc il PLAYING them hsrd afler
his ordeal with The doctors.
Godfather nckeison and Nav-
mon Rivers really mean Il in a his
way. so It's rumored.
sugar NH End 81 the News
The Cardinal club sponsored 2
balloon dance AZ The Artistic bali
room Sunday night. Some present
we're RAY Garter. Frances. Daniels
Eva Roberts. Katherine Redmond
James smith Emory ID Andrews
Rose Patterson Lena jackson
Anthony Quarker
Is walter Ransom coming back
from his old haunis aeain' Ash
dorothy Lewis. They say There
lonely heart waiiNg across me
livsr for some one
Say boy ives. VIC meen YOU
what's keeping you FROM thar yell
low house across The street.
Listen YOU cals and ii''erbuss'
come on ont aud swing a. he bal
loon dance by the Les Soenrs ~
the FRANKLIN settlement Friday
March "a.
Can YOU imagine.
sullivan Johnson with iohf
Beruyce Patterson in love- Juani-
IA Gillon with her mouth smut
Jesse l.iehifoot on milk wagon
Alma Mallette studying hard
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-25
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WINDSOR, ONT.
ny Arytia Chase

First steps toward organizing
a colorcd war veterans unit OF the
Canadian Corps association were
made last week, at meeting held
In the Iandurm hall. Officers were
chosen and arrangements made for
securing charter. S. A. Wallace.
president OF the association. Unit
No. Is. was guest speaker. Walter
Perry Was chairman. Membership
Will be open 10 all colored war
veterans in the Windsor district
and Western ontario.
At the meeting. Fascism. Nazism
and Communism we're condemned
and democracy was defended
The aims OF the Canadian Corps
are to keep fighting for the ideals
for which they fought in the World
War.
u. VI. u. Church
Members and friends OF y. NJ. f.
church We're pleased TO receive
their pastor. Rev. Jackson, sunday
after brief illness due to influen-
"a.
The special service sponsored
by the Britannia club OF the b. NJ. f.
church. proyed the success that
was anticipated. DR. Horace A.
White. OF Detroit. was speaker. lie
stressed the necessity for more
Christ-lIke attitude Of the people
Of the world, toward one another
Musical selections were rendered
by Mrs. Mae Thomas. Russell
Small. Arthur Mcdowell, and Clar-
ence Jones.
4. VI. T.. Church
Rev Penny continued his series
OF sermons Sunday. on Follow
ing Jesus" at both services
Comptroller George BENEFIT. for
NOR mayor OF the city. will he prin-
cipal speaker AZ the A. NJ +
church next Sunday. The program
Will be under the auspices OF the
mon of the church, with Mr.. Kelly
as chairman.
Elder M0rton's Church
Elder Morton, OF the Church OF
God In Christ, preached sunday
on the subject. "Drawlng Water
oar OF the Well OF salvation Vis-
iting ministers present were: Rev
y. Rel. Of ST. Louis. Mo; Rev
Samuel Taylor, Detroit Elder Fish
Toledo, Ohio; and Elder Johns
Ferndale. Mich.
The rally held from March i
to II. hy the Mt. Zion Church OF
God In christ, was under a differ
ent captain each night. Mrs, Nor.
gan. Of windsor. was captain OF
Monday night: Miss Chayis, Am
herstburg. Tuesday Mrs. NJ. Scot
Harrow, Wednesday: Mrs Noryei
Wilson. Amherslburg. Thursday
aud Mrs. Monro. Detroit, Friday.
The Fixing cloud quartet vii
he guest on the program sponsor
ed March 90. by the young people
OF Mi. Zion church.
The people OF Windsor are In
yited 10 send in their news TO thu
Windsor representative. also e
speak OF the TriburS TO friends II
other Border Cities.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-25
First Baptist Church
nv Emma l.. Hamilton

A credltable number incluuliR
voung aud old attended the sun
day school at First Baptist church
Kossyille. last sunday morning.
The lesson was beautifully taught
nv each teacher. Dismissal was
nv the pastor. the Rev. +. +. Thorn
AS
The pastor preached from the
subiect "A witness For Jesus
based on the first chapter OF Ac's.
The services we're we'll attended.
Members were happy 10 have Mrs
Thomas, wife OF the pastor pres
ent.
In the afternoon the Rev Mr..
Thomas and congregation accom-
panled seven candidates to the
East Lake Baptist church Detroit
the Rev. Mr.. CASTOR. pastor, where
bsptlsmal service WAS held.
The Rev. Mr.. whoey, pastor OF
Zion Baptist church. delivered a
special sermon to the candidates.
The services we're attended also by
the congregation Of Zion Lake
The Total number NJ candidates
baptized by our beloved pastor was
seventeen.
The pastor and members Of
First baptist church extend many
thanks 10 the Rev. Mr.. CASTOR and
his church for their hospitality.
At the evening worship
lbrief lecture was given the
new members by the Rev. Mr..
Thomas after which a short SER
mon was delivered from the sub
iect. what Is n Christian The
candidates were then fellowshIpped
into The church.
The Rev. Mr.. Thomas was form
err pastor OF the 81. John Baptist
church. Detroit. for many years
before being called to First Bep-
tist.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-25


= n Rroyles, pastor OF
M ~, Rspils' church, preached
, ,'%I morning Ills subject !, s,I',s WI was
s ss'' ci,. Il To lave The Bap-
10 r vrr rnion met at $50
Pm ,~ ~, The church
~ = program at s p. M
',s.r auspices of the Mems Emer-
enc, Relief NIB.
W.. sueU speaker at Macedonia
~, chalch sunday was Rev.
p'F .u n Monroe. La. subject.
wv, !, COD The Junior church
oys a program at 3 p m
v..,oy John ~ Powell preached
!. n .. M subject. Il VIII Arise"
o.. ,. %. Reed. pastor OF New
-. RANT. church. spoke sun
n -. uornins on a continued sub
-, SOU Irsniance.' At p. M.
= s orsachcd ga "Lenethening and
o,.usiheuing At 3 p. M the Sill
:, Tone quartet Of Detroit, rem
.,d prog am at the church.
IN. crusaders chorus club will
,..der A pgag am at the Southwest
r0mmnnIi, 'rnfer, March rs, at 3
IN. The speaker will be the Rev
r.A.r L. Rralby OF Detroit. All
.,.,u,iicd ia hear this distinguish
ID CLERGYMAN
The third aNarlcrly conference
"a. hold al newman AME church
March - a'h Presiding Elder
vsshlng'on presiding. lie spoke
rornins and evening. THE Prob
km q, Snffcflng' was his theme
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-25

Miss Wanda smith was awarded
first prize in the third annnas poe
try reading contest, at the lpsi-
lanti state Normal college last
Wednesday She read, wien All
Is Done by Paul Laurence Dun
bar.
Almost everybody has AT some
time attended surprise birthday
party. but not every one has had
the privilege OF attending birth
day party 81 twins, as did the
young friends OF Gerald and Gcral-
dine Ford. recently. The lililc hon
orces are the twin son and daugh-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-25
HAMTRAMCK
BY Hiram Crawford
Bishop Martin speaks

Bishop J. W. Martin. Of me 4
NJ + Zion church preached A.
81. Peters 4. NJ r H. church
Hamiramck Sundas March ~. a.
3 .. M Hon. Walter kanar. may
or OF Hamrramck made brief re-
marks. following the sermon. Pet
or Szymtzak ciiy comptroller was
also present
AZ The afleroon service. Pastor
c. NJ Metealf denounced The old
hypocriical ivpe ~ leadership
which he alleged Hamiramck has
had IN The past Rev Metcali was
praised BY INC Mayor who ssid
eRev c. NJ NeicaY = The only
minister who approached me- and
asked whai are Won eons n do
for m, people," He continued:
.Oiher minister's asked. What are
YOU going 70 do for me-
Music for the occasion MAS pro
yided y, The church choir
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-25


American hotel. recently received
word OF the death OF his aunt, Mrs
Hopkins, Of Battle Greek. Mich. We
offer our deepest sympathy.
Mrs Lyle Small Is III at her
home with influenza. Friends wish
her a speedy recovery.
Miss Lillian Russell has return
ed to Kalamazoo. after an extend
ed visit in the Windy City. =.
Doc Russell has moved 10 Bat
tie Creek. TO stay with relatives.
Mrs. Ted Conner. OF Krum ave-
nue. recently visited her aunt, Mrs.
Mcpherrian, in Reedyille, Mich.
Miss Martha Bill was the week
end guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ted
Conner.
Mrs. Lula Mae Moore is confin-
ed a home with influenza.
Mrs. Warren Bradley was a re-
cent visitor in Detroit. as guest
OF her sister-in-law, Mrs. c. A.
HAYES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennison were
guests OF the Happy Pal club, last
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Robert Wright was the hon
ored guest at recent birthday
given by her husband. Members
of the Happy Pal club We're guests
Many gifts We're received by the
honoree and refreshments We're
served. We wish Mrs. Wright
many happy returns OF the day.
Rev. Robinson. OF New Mt. Zion
Baptist church. was guest pastor
Of the Albion Baptist church. last
sunday. Many members of his
congregation motored to Albion to
hear him.
Due 10 The cancellation OF the
John Henry Iewis-Dave Clark
fight. there will be no opinions ex-
pressed in this issue, as we prom
isod last week.
Harlem Hits and BIis
z. H.-Who We're the midnight
callers? Ask h. W. or S. NJ. II
iarns out that two boys have moth
M on J. c. u.
The fayorite hobby OF L. s. Il
running TO Battle geek,
A. R. in Battle Creek, q go for
that,
It seems that b. NJ. gets aroma
Il lo'
l.. s.-Haye him cut Off the mo-
tor
! what was wrong with z. H
Saturday,?
y. A. Is It true about the wed
ding hclls9
Who attended what show will
whom last Tuesday
N. w.-Litile girls shouldn
break up parties
l.. S What have you got tina
gets them
V. ID. and d. s. talking things
over at the skating party.
Is some one cutting In on s. B
and r. Nj
The "Gossips seem 10 have
grown quiet suddenly
J. P.s favorite- II get Atoms
| Miihnnl NOn NerY Mell"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-25

pr shav ., the kellogg Foun-
d,iior spo.. q parents and teach
o., >, The p. T. A. meeting, We'd
r.ds, rleh AZ West Ward school.
Dan Rs,soan received serious
injuries Who Al work Wednesday
night
Club Les harniont Dix met We'd
r,sdas night al the home OF FL
ura Hawkins. No president was
chosen hai Zach week one OF the
members vi preside. Members
sp Niln Mae Ewing. Alice l..
Cart Anna l,ih Guys, Elverta
Havkns, b -iina Harris. Mar
jous Nnun oyela Wilson, Ella
and Middle Wimberly, and Anna
wyatt A,ile Cant Is the secre-
hy; Wi'a swing, treasurer.
The RsNe BAPTIST church club
sponsored Gnncr Thursday night,
r The rcslsuce OF Mrs. Eugene
Rudolph
Each Week. James Curtis Is plac-
din the Emo light. Thursday at
tsrnoon. d. MAS elected Junior
Roalian and Mas guest at the
Rotary MAcliron at the Park hotel.
In The lur omptu speech contest.
No won Sc prize, during Senior
hsh assembly James was also e.
sc'ed 70 come the Junior class
4, mo animal senior banquet. AL
hlou ciilsN- are proud OF him.
The W. ling Fund committee
Ers a baeaAcl Friday night at the
A. " f. church. A large crowd
Mrs '@ate Wall has returned
'm present, The menu was deli
clous
home 'iom he hospital. She Is
tonsolssciug nicely.
Miss GLADYS McCracken entered
me hospiial recently.
4 lovely house coat party was
held Thursday evening. at the
nome Of Mrs. Ruth Ferguson.
James NJ Iniosh. an employee al
the Ahion Motor Sales garage. re-
rslvsd PAINFUL burns about the
ht', SaHria morning.
The 'alnival NJ Champions was
t'd FRIDAY night at Washington
esrtnsr ,mnasium. Colored fight
~ parpipaiing included Joe Nc
Vneken and Harry Parker. the
A'ler heing crowned light heavy
Weight q Central Michigan. Park
I" Is sixteen years OF age and
Weighs ~ pounds. Two other
lighters Who would have received
nonors Mrlrill. There are Henry
DIXON % Albion; and Lee Gatlin.
OF Raule Creek.
Mrs Rosa Miles. OF Ypsllsntl, is
"Sllng her sister, Mrs. l.. Reed.
a sunshine rally was held at
"'enonia Baptist church. Sunday
?. M Dr H. N. Robertson. Of
M'sms'co preached. he will all
" condlcf revival meetings each
evening A. go o'clock.
Iro-id in rst.f.. n.tt .
.ol' MAS guest speaker at the
N"h 'hapel A. NJ. f.. church,
sunday afternoon.
visitors in Albion Sunday were:
.''en clark. Ann Arbor: Hir-
wv crawford. Mr.. and Mrs. steward
NJ W. Mr. Pray. OF lIamtramck.
Michigan.
i"1ng Folks Talk
N'N did you see Clarence, sun
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-25
ROSEVILLE
Nv !. Norris


Sunday School OF ST. Luke A.
NJ. T.. church convened at $40 A..
m. thanks TO the teachers for the
promptness and discipline.
The l0:45 service was a spiri-
tnal upllft TO the large attendance.
Presiding Elder {. l.. Blake preach
ed from the text Matt 5:6, sub
jeci. "A desire for righteousness.
The theme was we'll brought out
to the satisfaction OF all. DR.. Blake
served communion instead OF the
first Sunday.
The pastor. the Rev. Mr.. Smith
and congregation accompanied DR..
Blake TO Vincent chapel To COM
mune with the Rev. Mr.. Williams.
After the morning service quarter
" conference was held and to the
complete satisfaction OF mr. Blake.
Reports from all departments were
better than ever before. The fin
ancial reports were unusually
gOO0, winch SuOWtu tuo' NV WV -
has no indebtedness. and the var
ious auxilIaries have a fair balance
in the treasures. DR.. Blake com
mended the pastor and members
for such fine reports.
The A. c. league Is doing good
work. II held its meeting last
Friday evening. MIR. and Mrs
John Miller and Mrs, Blake. Jr.
were pleasing guests. The choir
Is also improving. Much credit
is due Mr.. Kersey, president. choir
rehearsal will be held Thursday
night.
The A. NJ. f. laymen VIII hold
their inspirational program At 81.
Luke Sunday, March &c at $50 p.
m. Come out and hear the noted
SPEAKERS scheduled TO he on pro-
gram.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-25
ALBION NOTES
BY Alice Cant

day,
James Don't you just love
Jackson?
The laugh Is on C. s. and G. II
You shouldn't tease people.
Ella Beware OF friends, when
Won visit the theatre.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-25
SAGINAW

BY Nrs. v. roome,

Ni- Olive Church
Pleasing God wss ne subject
NJ Rev wilson's sermon a. ihs
II A. M service Suudao A. n
y m he pas'nf took his iex, from
s.. John ~ Is sDhiee' love
As it MAS ne lhlrd sunday 11gs-
toe DAYS was observed and mem
bess ~ 'riends turned out IN
large numbers
The SUNDAY Sehool and 3 7 r.
attendance were ow normal
Mrs Annie Wake fam ~
church worksr was rceen''v GAVE
ID Soa'h. 10 he AZ Tho bedside ~
her brother who - q'nle ill
Church Anniversary
The progressive church ~ ~hi~c
Rev =. e. Jones IL pastor. will
hold ne annivsrss celebration
from Monday Mach IN - March
cs
Last sundav Tev 1orrs presc-.
81 from Rom 1. ~, subject The
>ieht Is Far spent The ra,-
tors Aid club presented rrozrsm
a 3 p. m
Bethel Church
a large crowd enthusiasticai iv
received The message delivered Nv
Rev c. NJ. Monroe, Spndsy. Rev
Monroe is one ~ he sssocla's
ministers N me ,hurch His text
Was. Wash in lord> seven 'imes'
A lsree and leel, Eroup q En-
deavor members assembled A.
p m. o. The 'esgue Meeting Ar
iu,eresiin~ scussion IN the
theme Il Would BE True. was fol-
lowed hv a song fes'e- Mrs En-
ma Thorn is president ~ the
group.
The pastor ho'r and consress-
tlon conducted services a Tahsr-
nacle Rap'isi church Tuesda> ~
eninr Tabernacle is celebrating
its anniversary
4 finanoia campaign has been
launched between tic men ard
women " Bethel 'hurch Elmer
Fin,d "a captain fpf he women;
Mrs Florence Dean and Mrs I've
lvn sincere heine co-captalns for
tho mon. The campaign ~ill run
siA weeks
Evening star., 1939-09-01


In addition to President Mckee,
W. P. C. Hazen and Charles A. Garry
are vice presidents; H. c. Stewart
is cashier and James H. Heelen and
John L. Werres. assistant cashiers.
Directors include Mr.. Garry, Mr.
Clark, John B. Earnshaw, John
Ford, Edgar T. Gaddis, Mr.. Hazen,
Francis j. Kane, Walter Leaman,
Mr.. Mckee, James L. Parsons, Will
liam A. Simpson. Arthur B. Walker
and Howard B. Yost.
The bank is a member of the
Federal Reserve System and the
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. On
the date of June 80 controllers CALL
deposits totaled $2,456,2 ,202 and re-
sources amounted to $2,859. .534. Mr.
Mckee, the president, is also presi-
dent of the East Washington Saw
ings Bank and chairman of the
Washington Clearing House As
sociation.
Kramer Loan Firm Treasurer.
Directors of the American Build
ing Association yesterday elected
Howard B. Kramer to be treasurer,