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Evening star., 1939-12-10
Rainbow Veterans
Dinner MEETING Plans

James E. Witherite, president Of
the District of Columbia Chapter,
Rainbow Division Veterans, an
nounces Walker H. Colston. senior
national executive committeeman
for the District, will be the toast
master at the dinner meeting at the
Capitol Park Hotel next Saturday at
7:30 o'clock.
The guests of honor will include
Brig. Gen. Albert L. Cox. command
ing general, District of Columbia
National Guard; Col. Charles A.
bravo, U. S. A., adjutant general OF
the local militia, and Col. John w.
Oehmann, commanding officer OF
the 12lst Engineer Regiment.
The Rainbow Division Veterans
will make an annual award for rifle
craftsmanship, open to all members
of the District of Columbia National
Guard. irrespective of rank or color.
The medal, known as the Rainbow
Division Veterans Rifle Marksman.
ship Medal, will be awarded to the
individual of the District of Colum-
bia National Guard making the
highest score with the service rifle in
outdoor competition"
The medal will be suspended from
tri-colored ribbon, the red. yellow
and blue colors of the rainbow. Tho
top bar will bear the word Marks
manship." The front of the medal
will have a raised reproduction Of
the monument erected by the French
government at Chalons, with the
rainbow arc in colors over its top
and with the divisions numerical
designation, 42d.
The reverse side will have the
name of the donor, Rainbow Division
Veterans District Of Columbia
Chapter, and also District of Column
bia National Guard, the name Of the
actual recipient and the year. with
the words Rifle Workmanship"
Elmer F. Neagle of this city, who
is the national president. has in
dorsed this friendly gesture on the
part of his organization toward tn.
local National Guard.
Evening star., 1939-12-10
Potomac K. Of {.
To Hold Memorial
Services Today
>AnnuuI Mass to Be
Soid by Eother Fuller
Of St. AIoysius Church

The annual memorial mass for
the repose Of the souls Of the de-
parted members Of Potomac Coun-
Gil, Knights of Columbus, will be
held In the chapel Of Gonzaga High
School, a I street NV, today At
8 am. The celebrant Of the mass
will be the Rev. Edward A. Fuller,
8. j., assistant pastor Of st. Aloysius
Church and chaplain Of the council.
The following members Of Poto-
mac Council died during the past
year: Patrick ]. Dollymore, Will
liam P. OBrien, Joseph B. Titz-
patrick, John r. Hart, Joseph A.
Scannell, James T. Flaherty, Louis
D. Van Reuth, Thomas F. X. Gala
han, Joseph A. Gauges and Daniel
J. Sullivan.
Following the mass will be q COM
munion. breakfast at the Capitol
Park Hotel at $50 O'Clock. The
speaker at the breakfast will be the
Rev. Thomas e. Carey, O. p, Of the
Dominican House Of Studies and q
member Of the faculty of the school
Of drama and speech at the Catho-
lie University of America, who will
speak on the work Of the Black
frtars Guild. He will be introduced
by Robert L. Sheridan, grand knight
of Potomac Council.
Col. James F. Carlin, State deputy.
presided at meeting Of council ON
GERS on Monday and discussed plans
for q city-wde campaign for new
members.
Among those taking part in the
discussion were Robert r. Handley,
Evening star., 1939-12-10
90 Local Reserve
Officers Receive
Assignments
Largest Number on List
Attached to 320th
Infantry

Under corps area policy, provid.
ing every reserve off1cer residing in
the District of Columbia and vicin.
ity with unit or dual assignment,
80 local officers were assigned to .
score Of units last week. More ofil-
GERS were assigned to the 320th In
fantry than any other unit, tho
assignments including the follow
ing: Capt. Albert E. Woronow, First
Its. Benjamin w. Covington, jr.,
Allen E. Lehew, Edward M. Pick
ford, David G. Sippel and Second
Its. John A. Baker, Charles H.
Beebe, jr., John E. Beebe, jr, Will
liam L. Brown, Charles H. Cooke,
Charles v. Gibbs, Ernest w. Grove,
Richard e. Hall, jr, William B.
Hurd, Maldo B. johnson. Albert w.
Kjar, Ralph w. Lowe, Howard <.
Metz, Richard B. Pilkinton, Blair
H. Torgerson, Robert A. Vaughan
and Ewell T. Wade.
The assignments of other officers
follow: 343d Engineers-Capt. Ed
ward r. Wayne; First Its. Edison H.
Dimmitt, Joseph l.. Thompson, jr.;
John F. Warlick, and Second 1t.
Archie N. Ashcraft.
313th Field Artillery-First 1t.
Morton s. Kaufman and Second Its.
Kenneth w. Burkhardt, Robert H.
Glissmeyer, Richard H. Hutchison,
jr., and Godfrey w. Kaufman.
315th Field Artillery-First Its.
Morris Kleinerman and Maurice J.
Kossow.,
405th Quartermaster Regiment
Capts. Enzer L. Brandon, Daniel M.
Holmes, Carl A. Schlager; First Its.
Ernest Gerber and Douglas VAN
deventer; Second Its. Thomas P.
Berry, Earl A. Brengle. Edward G.
Donahoe, James E. Douglass, jr.;
John G.. Epaminonda, Samuel w.
Hays. Daniel N Mandell, Ernest l..
Minott, Don B. Mohler, Freeman w.
Sharp, jr., and Elgood E. Stephens.
Other officers assigned include the
following: Second 1t. Horace B.
Ritchie, jr., 306th Cavalry; Capt.
Glen Pincock, 362d Medical Squad
ron; First Its. Judd johnson, Wei
Isdon A. Price and Wilfrid V. Wor-
land, 376th Engineers; First 1t.
Francis M. Hoffheins, 422d Chemi-
cal Company; Capts. Charles F.
Perry and George w. Teegarden,
425th Infantry; First Its. George F.
Kane and Lawrence Lucas, 622d
Coast Artillery; Second Its. Wexford
T. Hill and Joseph P. Martin, 428th
Infantry; First 1t. Laurie c. Smith
and Second Its. William F. Armen-
trout, Carl o. G.. Wittig and Hurlbut
S. Jacoby, 432d Ordnance Company:
Second Its. George c. Calder, Hy.
man Feldman and Harold Flaata,
627th Engineer Battalion; Capt.
John r. Ulmer, First 1t. Leo J.
Holland and Second Its. John w.
Brsbner Smith and Glen NJ Brad.
ley, A G Section, 62d Cavalry Divi-
sion; First Its. Marcos Freeman,
Bernard v. Merrick. Joseph o.
Moore and George c. Wolfe, A g
Section, 80th Division; Second 1t.
Louis E. Kjorstad, Finance Section,
80th Division; Capts. Earl B. Craig
and Felix Atwood. Judge Advocat
Generals Section, 62d Cavalry Divi.
sion; Capts. Joseph j. Smith, jr.
and Joseph S. w. Smith, Judge
Advocate Generals Section, 80th
Division.
Evening star., 1939-12-10
National Union

Melvin D. Newland. chairman,
Executive Board, addressed the
meeting of Victory Council on the
joint installation Of officers and
the class ceremonial to be held in
Northeast Masonic Temple on jan
uary 16. Henry G. Smale, national
president, and other officials have
been invited.
Members of Victory Council elect
ed the following officers: President,
Joseph M. Bonifant: vice president,
Henry Steiner; speaker, Samuel
Trupp: ex-president, George w.
Spire; recording secretary, Harry L.
Strohl; financial secretary, Arthur
w. Finkelstein; treasurer, John w.
Coover; chaplain, John G. Stewart;
usher, Louis B. Strickrott; sergeant
at arms, Harry r. Leesnitser; door,
keeper, Alfred Walford; delegate to
Executive Board, Arthur w. Finkel-
stein; delegates to Hospital Service
Association. Alfred Walford and
Samuel Trupp.
United Council will meet In
Pythian Temple on Friday evening.
Evening star., 1939-12-10
Y. IA. c, A. News

The Central Y. M. G. A. has
scheduled the following meetings
this week:
Tomorrow, 5 pm, New Year Day
Reception Committee.
Tuesday, 7:30 pm, breakfast
meeting of the cabinet; 1890 pm,
luncheon meeting Of Guidance Sem
mar Committee; 7:3o pm, Bible
class, the Rev. Arthur p. Wilson,
leader: 7:45 pm, Sigma Nu Delta
Fraternity.
Wednesday, 7:15 pm, Bible class,
DR.. George S. Duncan, leader; 8 pm,
Glee Club. j. Nelson Anderson, di-
rector: public speaking group.
Thursday, $50 an, staff confer
ence: 7 pm, motion picture pro-
gram, Cleveland Park branch; 8 pm,
washington Soccer League: $50
pm, Sigma Phi Omega Society: $50
pm, Town Hall of the Air.
Friday, Z pm, Boy Scout Troop
100.
Saturday, $50 pm, Woodward
School Christmas dance.
Evening star., 1939-12-10
Retired Enlisted Mems
Association

At a meeting, December 2, at the
Pythian Temple, the following ON
GERS we're elected: Commander, j.
L. McKinnon; vice commander, M.
e. Murray; quartermaster, D. ].
Malenfant; officer Of the day. q.
Darhanian; officer Of the guard, E.
L. Mitchell; chaplain, G. w. Chat
ham.
The following were recently ini-
tiated: r. M. Jones, G. H. Otis and
G. Spengler.
Installation Of officers will be held
January 6. A social will follow.
Families Of members are invited.
Comrade Waller, who recently
reached his 93d year, has been
elected to life membership.
The association requests all re-
tired enlisted men Of the Army,
Navy, Marine Corps and Coast
Guard who desire to affiliate with
1t to communicate with Adjt. j. v.
Mckay, 910 Jackson street NE.
Evening star., 1939-12-10

Fuge, second vice president; Mrs.
Elizabeth N. Roddy, third vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Estelle Richardson,
fourth vice president; Mrs. Amelia
Theile, recording secretary; Mrs.
George Behrens, appointed corre-
spending secretary; Mrs. Johanna
Hynson, chaplain; Mrs. Katie Gross,
historian; Mrs. Mary T. Shanahan,
past State president and custodian
of records.
The chapter meets at Thomas
Circle Club, 1925 Massachusetts, ave-
nue. NV, on the second Friday Of
each month.
Evening star., 1939-12-10
American War Mothers

The local State chapter held elec-
ton and installation of officers
November 80 at the Raleigh Hote!,
followed by a banquet. The guests
of honor were the commander Of
Foreign Wars, George G. McLeish,
who was guest. speaker; Mrs. Mary
B. Mcmillan, president American
Legion Auxiliary; Mrs. Roscoe L.
Bailey, organizer and past State
president of District of Columbia:
Mrs. Florence Latham, national cor
responding secretary, and Mrs. r.
j. Malone of Yonkers, N. Y.
The officers are: President, Mrs.
Jctn A. Ecksrt; Mrs.. Ethel Mock,
drst vice president; Mrs. Edith
Evening star., 1939-12-10
Order of De MoIuy

The second degree will be con-
ferred on five candidates December
IS at 8 pm. In the Scottish Rite
Cathedral, Third and E streets NV,
by tire Robert lie Bruce Chapter.
Larry Thurston will take the part
Of Jacques De Molay; Achille Burk-
lin, master inqusitor; Clarence
Mcoinnis, senior inquisitor, and Bob
Valiant, junior inquidtor,
Evening star., 1939-12-10

grano knight OF
w a s h | n & ton
Council; James
F. Kehoe. grand
knight of Keane
Council; Robert
L. S herid d q n,
grand knight of
Potomac Coun-
Gil: Matthew j.
O'C a ii a 6 h a n
grand knight Of
Spalding Coun-
Gil, and District
Deputies John
M. Connell and
William Will
Evening star., 1939-12-10

Morris Sheppard Grove met No
vember %. Christmas gifts will be
sent to members of the Woodmen
Home in Sherman, Tex Refresh
ments were served. A large group
of members and their friends at
tended the recent dinner at the
Fairfax Hotel. Scenic slides of
nearby Maryland were featured.
Because of the holidays the next
business meeting will be held De-
cember 81 for election of officers.
Mrs. Calmon will entertain the N.
o. Club at her home, l015 Seven
teenth place NE, on January 10.
Evening star., 1939-12-10
Woodmen Circle

Willow Grove held a business
meeting December l. Miss Thelma
Rohrs read a report on the status
Of the Tau Phi Lambda Sorority
New members were obligated and
Mrs. Pauline Rohrs, State manager,
gave a short talk. Election of Of
ficers will take place December Is.
Mrs. Alice Gibbons. Mrs. Pearl
Thompson and Mrs Ruth King will
entertain members with short
skit at the Christmas party after the
meeting.
The Imps' Club will be guests
Of Mrs. Edith Mavars, 655 South
Carolina avenue Sc, on December
13 at $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1939-12-10

Sky writing was invented during
the World War q 0 method of
signalling.
Evening star., 1939-12-10

The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Lambskin Club will meet December
IA at pm. at Northeast Masonic
Temple. This will be their 25th
anniversary which they will cele-
hrate.
Evening star., 1939-12-10

The Fellowcraft Club of King
David Lodge will meet Tuesday eve
ming and on Saturday evening the
lodge has scheduled an entertain
ment.
Evening star., 1939-12-10

eeOFO1O11 OoVPOA1C0s
De Molay Commandery, No. 1,
K. T., has postponed the reception
announced for December IL, in
honor Of Sir Knight Eugene E.
Thompson, grand master of Ma
sons, and Sir Knight j. Fred Huber,
right eminent grand commander,
K. T., until q later date.
Evening star., 1939-12-10

Samuel B. Reeder, high priest Of
Brightwood Royal Arch Chapter,
announces the Mark Masters De-
gree will be conferred Tuesday eve
ming by a special cast Of past high
priests. .-.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-11
CONANT GARDEN

A musical tea. sponsored by the
Happy IL club In the home OF Mrs.
Freeman. last Sunday. was an en-
joyable affair. Visitors were Mrs.
L. Murray. Mrs. MsSshall. Mrs. A.
Hinkins. Mrs. Williams. Mrs l..
Jones. and Mr.. Lee.
John Barnes. Binder street Is
recovering from a fall on the ice
two weeks ago. cracking several
ribs.
ID. c. Clark. Binder street. is get
ting around with aid OF a cane.
He suffered injuries when he fell
down the steps In the home OF a
friend.
The Trustee Helpers. Vernon
chapel. are sponsoring a pew rally
next Sunday at s3O p. m. The
Rev. Mr.. Byrd. Mitchell Memorial.
will be the speaker
The stewards are closing their
rally Sunday night March 10. with
a program.
Please send news 10 1896 CAL
lagher. To. 5-f777.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-11
WINDSOR, ONT.
BY Arytia Chase

The Sunday services were held
as usual last Sunday at the B. M.
Il. church. at III a. m. and 1880
p. m. Holy Communion was SOL
emnized at the morning service,
at which time the pastor. Rev.
Jackson, preached from the SUBJ
ject, Take This And Divide 1t
Among Yourselves" text. Luke
22:17. The discourse very wildly
portrayed the institution, complete
ness and meaning OF the Last Sup
per.
DR.. Horace A. White. OF Ply
mouth Congregational church. De-
troit will be guest speaker for the
Britannia club. Sunday, March 10,
at 3 p. m. at the B. NJ. r. church.
Special talent will render the mu-
sic for the occasion.
Elder Morton preached in Am
herstburg at the B. NJ. Il. church,
last Sunday evening.
Services at Tanner A. NJ e.
church were we'll attended Sunday
The pastor preached both morning
and evening. the first subject be-
ing Following Jesus, text. Luke
9:23. Several visitors we're pres
ent.
Rev. Penny and number OF the
members OF his church visited
William Allen at the Pillette Road
hospital. last Sunday afternoon.
The Volunteers served chitter-
lings Saturday. at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Love. on McDougall
Rev. c.. l.. Wells Is preaching
sermons pertaining to the Cruel
fixion. leading up to Easter. The
Training class. taught by Rev
Wells, meets from z to on Wed
tuesdays.
The Sunday School is preparing
for Easter. The Junior Mission
circle will present program. Fri
day. March "a.
| The Colonial club gave It's an
nual concert and tea, March 3. 4
capacity crowd attended.
Robert Brady. Jr. will speal
at the Baptist church, March 26
at 3 D. m.
Sunday morning the Baptis
church will hold Covenant ant
Communion service.
The committee OF the Windsol
Art and Literary club are making
plans for their annual dance, which
will be held on April 81.
Amateur Show
The River Front Workers asso
citation will sponsor an old-fash
toned amateur show In the Italian
hall. 900 wyandotte, f.. Tuesday
March 81. at y. m. Final entrie
will be received at the hall, from
$3.50 TO 1880 on she night OF tn
contest There will be thre
groups first. under ten year
OF age; second. eleven TO fourteen
years. third. over fourteen. Goo
prizes have been donated by mer
chants and citizens of Windsor.
Rev. Harry Mobiles will act a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-11
CLUB MINERyAE

A new club has been organized
within the past week. II is the
Modernistics. composed OF seven
members. Dale Butler is president;
J. Thorpe, vice president; Rosalie
Bentley. secretary: A.. Eccles.
treasurer: Isaac Marrough. w.
Smith and Edna. Best OF wishes
and luck. to the Modernistics.
Mr.. Brown. proprietor Of
Brownies Lunchroom' rendered
a splendid program. Monday and
Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs Brown
certainly know how TO please the
young people. Those participating
in the program included A. Bur-
nette. Essic Nero. Thomas Witt
field. Elex Thomas. Milford and
Birdie and English. OF the "Feath-
er Merchants" OF Hamtramck.
Henry Brooks accompanied them
with his guitar Mr.. Brown sings
bass.
Sarah BARLEY won a prize at the
Moorish Science temple last week,
A few others also received awards
The SCOTS really put over a
swell affair at their recent party,
For their first party. they surpass-
ed those given IN this community
so far.
The Cultured SIX also sponsor
ed party on the same night, fea-
turing a jitterbug contest
Louise Mumford and Chester
Banfied won the prize. Only one
other couple entered the contest
What is the matter Jtterbugs
Getting shy?
Congratulations Mr.. and Mrs
Woodrow Pleasant, Mrs. Pleas
ant, (Justine), presented Wood,
with six and one half pounc
baby girl. The little mites name
is Glenna. The parents we're for
mer Northern high school stu
dents.
: r. Mahome. what happened tC
that little package which you and
Alfredo had one night7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Brown AL
Logan, Mich, were confined 10 their
home last week with influenza.
Mrs. Brown Is the former Wilhel-
menia Jefferies, OF Kalamazoo.
Miss Eunice Gill left last week
for prolonged visit in Florida,
her home state.
Reuben Battles. popular man
about-town and employee OF the
Pork club, was confined to the hos
pital last week.
Mrs. Davis. Misses Jean and
Thelma Davis were reported on the
sick list last week.
James Bradley, member of the
CCC camp at Houghton Lakes
visited Kalamazoo on furlough last
week.
Miss Frances Birch, Chicago, was
called to the bedside OF her moth
err, Mrs. NJ. s. Birch. Krum ave-
Inue, who Is Ill.
The Girls Unit sponsored a COM
munity sing az Douglass Com
munity center last Sunday during
the usual forum hour. The sing
was we'll attended. The program
was by the local choirs.
Persons interested in musical
comedy, or in music OF any type,
are asked to meet at Douglass
center on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Friday evenings. at 1880, the
regular meeting place and time.
The Douglass Community Center
Junior basketball team sponsored
a roller skating party at the silver
leaf Skating rink last Tuesday
evening.
Miss Dion. Singer Sewing Ma
chine company. spoke TO the home
decoration classes on slip covers
Hast wednesday afternoon. other
prominent speakers will appear. at
later dates.
Zorah chapter No. ). O. r. D.
elected and installed officers for
the coming year. last week. They
are: Michael Singer. worthy pat
ron, Mrs. Fred Hughes worthy
matron: Mrs. Evelyn Jefferies, as
sociate matron; Mrs. Michael
Singer, worthy secretary; Mrs
KissIe Allen. treasurer; Mrs. Nor
rls Goodwin, conductress; Mrs.
oren white. associate conductress;
Mrs. Lawrence Mitchell, warden;
Mrs. Donald Hackley. Adah: Mrs
Minton BurkhaSt. Ruth; Mrs. Mary
Morgan. Esther: Mrs. Paul Len
nington. Martha. and Mrs. Frank
Stinson. Electra.
The girl who left her jewelry az
Mrs. Goodwin's home can have II
lby calling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Haywood re-
Gently attended a funeral OF MT.
lHaywood's observation-disclosures
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-11
FLINT, MICH.
BY Flora TaIbert

The Rev. NJ. r. Rhonenee. pastor
OF Quinn Chapel AME church.
preached from the text THE King
dom Of God is AT Hand" There was
one accession to the church The
Rev. ]. a. Dean. evangelists and
choir were guests OF the church
at three o'clock program under
the auspices OF Group One, Mrs.
Albert Hunter and Mrs. Della
Woods. captains. The Rev. Mr.
Dean preached from Saving Re-
ligion.' The senior choir sans
several anthems. The guests were
entertained by the senior choir al
the home OF Mrs. Thelma Lee.
An Evening In Paradise" will
be held In the dining room OF the
church. March 81. al eight o'clock
There will be a program and lun-
cheon. The price will be fifty
cents.
The usherette board will be host
at a lemon contest and luncheon
at the home OF Mrs. Helen Jones
2030 Clifford street. Mrs Irene
|Golightly is president
The Young Ladies club Is giving
a play at the Community center
March 30 The program is sche-
duled 10 start al eight O'Clock
Admission will be fifteen cents
and the proceeds will 60 to Group
Two OF which Mrs. Jessie Leach,
Miss Elizabeth Fields. and. Or.
John d. Wilson are captains
Miss Elizabeth Fields. old resi.
dent and member OF Mt. Olive
Baptist church. died at Hurley
hospital Sunday. March 5. after
an illness Of two weeks. Funeral
services were held Wednesday az
ternoon. the Rev. T. j. Timmons
officiating. Robinson and Chand-
Ter were funeral directors.
Mrs. C. p. Rhonenee. Mrs Z
Halt. Mrs. NJ. Conway. and Mrs
y. W. Chamber. and other member:
OF the church. are recovering from
their illness.
Miss Glenora Adams. accompan.
led by II. c. Rhonenee. went &c
Jackson 10 attend the Area Chris
tian Endeayor meeting held al
Community AME church. the Rev
p. w walls pastor. March 5
The Missionary society was en-.
tertained by Mrs. r. J. Scott al
the parsonage. 4 business and
social hour was enjoyed Mrs.
G. r. Rhonenee presided.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-11
FINE FOR KIDNEY
AND BLADDER
W E A K NESS
Stop Getting Up Nights
And Feel Younger

Keep your blood more free from
waste matter. poisons and acid by
putting more activity into kidneys
and bladder. and YOU should 1--we
healthier happier and longer lie.
bne efficient. safe and harmless
way to do this is TO get from your
druggist 81 cont box OF Gold
Medal HARLEM oil Capsules and
take them as directed--the swift
results should delight you.
Besides getting up nights. some
symptoms OF kidney trouble may
be backache. shifting pains. puffy
eyes.
Don't he an EASY MARIN and ae-
cepf n substltute-Ask for Gold
Medal lIaarlcm OF Capsules
right from IIaarIem In Holland.
GET GOLD MFDAI-the original
the genuine. Look for the Gold
Medal on the box 81 cents.
ADV.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-03-11
W HIT TAKER

Despite the very unpleasant
weather last Sunday. Campbell
Chapel enjoyed goodly attendance
at the morning service. Pastor A.
Knowles preached the first OF a
series OF Ienten sermons.
At 3 p. m. young peoples pro-
gram was sponsored by Mrs. Nancy
Alexander. The Junior choir OF
Second Baptist church. OF Ypsilan-
a.. rendered the chorus numbers.
Bv request. Mrs. Hazel Green.
choristress, sang, MY Desire"
Rev. II. c. Brown, OF the same
church. was very definite In the
declaration OF truths stressed In his
sermonette. His theme was. The
Need OF A Savior" other numbers
given completed an interesting pro-
gram.
Rev. f. L. Clarke. Mrs. Harold
Carter and ]. II. Ledford visited W.
l. Steward. at st. Joseph's hospi-
tai. in Ann Arbor. where he re-
Gently underwent an operation for
appendicitis
Mr.. steward expects to return
home soon. to see the fine BABY
girl who came to stay Indefinitely
while he was away
Rev. and Mrs. A. Knowles. Mes
danes Susie Byars. Mary Miller
Melvin Getta and Jessie Smith at
tended the installation services OF
the missionaries at Brown Chapel
In Ypsilanti. last Wednesday.
Misses Eyalln Bell and Wanda
Smith. Milton Cook. Theodore Bell.
Harold Carter. Jr. and l.. Ledford
attended the party at Harriet
school. ypsilanu. given by the
semper Fidelis club OF Ypsilanti.