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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01
l7-Year Reign OF
Pastor Bankhead
Proves Fruitful
Junior Church
Plan Unique And
Effective

EDITORS Note These Little vista
70 Detroit Churches are made each
week ~ ATTORNEY Alfred Casey. who
e special representative OF The De-
,roit tribune In his srtieleA Attor-
and Informative account Of me rroR-
RES and acfiv'ties or the individual
churches visited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01
Goodwill Baptist

GO was The theme NJ Tho Fev
Mr. Pordue messaEe. Sundsv
morning This pastor spoke SUNDAY
evening from 50 John ifis. Let
Not Your Heart Ro Troubled -.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01

This sunday We paid 2 Visit 10
a harf-vorkinr congregation in the
civ ~ Highland Park. the north
section ~ Detroit Right on The
border hae II Detroit and High
land Park = Berea Temple, be-
lonSirg 20 the Me denomination
n this church the Rev. :. W Bank
head has labored With great Chris
f'an sincerity and devotion as pas
tor He has been is rector for lie
past seventeen years and In all thai
time tho Rev Mr. Bankhead has
earned the reputation ~ being a
GOOD father. husband friend.
Eeishhor, hard working pastor
who fnds iov In Christian service,
man whom no m repute has
torched from anv side and a man
who ives NJ fully 20 the Christian
gospel that he breaches. Seventeen
years IN a sma community ard
there = no one IN that community
who has an iota Of y Viii against
him The Rev. Mr.. Bankhead Is
that KIND % a man
Ths church started a. \ mission
here They burt a small frame
building that 'hs congregation has
long ago oufgroUn for he past
few Years cr Bankhead has been
engaged II a program NJ expansion
10 order that be might have ample
facilities for a congregation that
has ou'grown rs hnildirS This
program has borns fruit n few
weeks steam shove wiN moN ?
IN the spacious lnt next door 10
tina present church and begin OK
csvafior for the new building The
congregation Is vsrv enthusiastic
shout ihis accomplishment ami all
nra working yerv hard 10 see the
usw building completed on he'd
Gied time Nnhodv ever lahofel
harder than he Rey Mr. Bark
head 20 bring about The success Of
hs hulding program When this
church is competed th. comnu-
nfv Viii have a spacious basement
M 7htl s' prograins ran be &C.
Young People
TIA rhufch has a tef-v coopers
fl4c nolv az oTicors Ne Egzlestor
b. fae superintendent ~ me sur,
school Mrs Audrey Bould'n;
aisr 81 re Junior shGrrh Mr.
Fii'crgcr choir esie- Mr. Bright
,lurlh s'crptsfy
TIA 5 ndav scaeo' vaA "a
WIZ hldren al taking i'vely
frfcios In 'beir discussions Nrs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-01

Where the Spirit Of !
Lord is. there is Lloer|
The Church Of Our ray
(Baptisu
1856. MADISON ~
Rev. r. Miles kalgIer, Nlnr|
sunday Services
$3.50 A.M.-Rible school II
1850 Worship and "|
Preaching
GOO P.M.-B.N.P.l. and L"]
Program II
7:i5P.M. Worship ana III
Preaching
IT'S the Old-Timc keie|
Here. Come With VI
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Evening star., 1940-06-28
Navy Bond to PIoy

The Ofice of National Capital
Parks announced today that the
Navy Band will give concert at
the D. c. War Memorial on July 2 at
1880 pm. The Marine Band will
give a concert on Thursday, July 4.
on the Monument Grounds in con-
nection with Independence Day, it
was announced.
Evening star., 1940-06-28

because of fraud, claiming that Dali
liant told her falsely he was In the
motion picture business, also that
she learned his name was Dozen
berg and that he was born in Latvia,
although he had represented to her
that he was born in Bismarck,
N. Oak.
Mrs Dallant says she married him
on his representation he was en-
gagged in Z reputable business. For
merly Francis Davis De Lawder,
Mrs. Dallant served in the United
Evening star., 1940-06-28

shipful Masters Of 1910. Tomorrow
nights meeting will be held in
Burt's Trans-Lux Restaurant, 731
Fourteenth street NV.
Marvin Z. Fowler. president OF
the association, composed Of masters
Of Masonic lodges in the District
and Warren w. Shoemaker, who
was general chairman of the Might
Of Thrills" announced they were
very grateful to all persons who
helped make the benefit q success.
Evening star., 1940-06-28

had been engaged In subversive
activities" and had admitted having
been a Russian spy.
The husband figured this year in
Dies committee inquiries into un-
American activities.
The complaint said Mrs: Dallant
was married to Mr.. Dallant in
Yokohama, Japan, In August, 1886,
after meeting him in Washington
in 1882 while she was student at
George Washington University. It
charges the marriage Is of no effect
Evening star., 1940-06-28
Burlington Railway
Promoted +. +. Crubbe

r. r. Crabbe, general agent of the
Burlington Railway, with offices in
the Woodward Building, has been
made executive general agent, it
was learned today.
His duties, which will remain ap-
proximately the same, will keep him
in Washington. He lives at 1921
Webster street NV.
Evening star., 1940-06-28
,Dozenberg's Wife
Seeks AnnuIment

Mrs. Frances Dallant, As, of 3700
Massachusetts avenue NV, a nurse
OF the Social Security Board, has
filed in District Court petition for
annulment of her marriage to Mich
olas Dallant, alias Dozenberg, claim
ing she married him as the result
of false representations and that he
Evening star., 1940-06-28
WorshipfuI Masters
To Hold Celebration

Success of the recent might Of
Thrills" entertainment at GrifIith
Stadium for the benefit of the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home
will be celebrated at dinner and
business meeting at $50 pm. to-
morrow Of the Association Of Wor-
Evening star., 1940-06-28

States Navy as yeomanette during
the World War.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallant have q
daughter, now 21a years old.
United States Commissioner Need
ham c. Turnage is representing Mrs
Dallant.
Evening star., 1940-06-28

In the tropics the temperature
at the surface of the ocean may be
more than 80 but at or near the
bottom it is at freezing poirlt or
lower.
Evening star., 1940-06-28

Ballerino fares. panel and
half skirted styles. Also 2
piece styles. Royal, aqua
and wine, also florals and
prints. 50 10 40.
GoldenberS's-Sec0nd Floor.
Evening star., 1940-06-28

New cotton play suits in gay
prints and smart stripes.
Suit is blouse and shorts
with skirt to match. Slight
fmperfects. Sizes IL To 20.
Goldenberg's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1940-06-28

Sheer cottons that are 20
cool and comfortable {.
and 50 easy TO wash. Neat
flock dots and pretty prints.
Sizes IL to Sc.
Daytime Dresses
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1940-06-28

Limited quantity Of xmartly
tailored rayon Bemberg
sheer dresses in gay sum-
mer prints. A few slight
imperfectS. Sizes IL TO a.
Daytime Dresses
Second Floor.
Evening star., 1940-06-28

Here are unusual values in O'nite
cases, due to . special purchase
Of = makers samples. Canvas
made over moulded veneer box,
top-gFain leather bound, beauti-
fully lined.
Reg. OBS Wardrobes ---------6.89
Rsg. S.Sa Hullmans, 27 in.-----6.89
GoIdenberg's-Main Floor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-02-19

Az ECCENTRIC SpNSTeR, MSS MINNIE eluNv, Ap-
t0pEALS 70 EASY TO FIND HER CHINESE COOK. Wlki6
WING DUCKS MONEY STILL IN ITS ADlAo PLACE.
EASY CONCLUDES THAT ne AkS BEEN MURDERED.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Campfire Programs
Will Sturt Friduy

The Office of National Capital
Parks announced yesterday that the
first of its annual series of summer
campfire programs would be held
at 8 pm. Friday at a new site.
The program this summer will be
held near Sixteenth and Kennedy
streets NV. in Rock Creek Park.
Donald Edward McHenry, parks
naturalist, said the new site would
accommodate more persons and more
cars than campfire sites at Pierce
Mill and the Sylvan Theater at the
Washington Monument where the
programs have been held in past
years.
Subject of Fridays program will
be The Story of the Outdoors in
the National Parks" Carl P. Rus
sell, superintendent of research and
Interpretation for the National Park
Service, will speak.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
loyul Order of Moose

Columbia Lodge will meet at 1414
I street NV. Tuesday evening. with
Gov. Howard r. Clark presiding.
The 3lst anniversary of the lodge
will take place next Saturday at 8
pm. The celebration will take the
form of a birthday party in the
clubrooms. Dancing numbers will
be given by pupils of Mrs. Helen
Nicholson
Women of the Moose.
The Mooseheart Committee of the
local chapter announces its chapter
night program on June IA at l4l4
street NV. at pm.
Among the distinguished guests
invited are Senator James j. Davis
Of Pennsylvania and director general,
Loyal Order of Moose; William A.
Pittenger, supreme councilman,
Loyal Order of Moose; John G.
Meikle, Mooseheart governor, and
Miss Alice Farris, a graduate of
Mooseheart; Gov. Howard r. Clark
of Columbia Lodge and Mrs.
Mary B. McMillin, department pres
ident of the American Legion
Auxiliary.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Duuqhters of America

The annual outing with the Jr.
o. U. A. M. will be held July 81 at
Marshall Hall. The steamer Mount
Vernon will leave at $50 am. and
2 and $50 pm.
Independent Council met, with
Mrs. Ellen B. Jellifer, councillor in
the chair. Nomination of officers
was concluded. Election will be held
June 10. Memorial services were
conducted by the drill team under
Capt. Harry w. Buell.. The charter
was draped in memory of Mrs. Lulu
L. White and Mrs. Georgiana Ash
ford.
John L. Burnett Council plans
moonlight cruise aboard the steam
er Mount Vernon on June % at
$3.50 pm. Mrs. Mayree Daley and
Mrs. Flora Youler are in charge
At the recent meeting officers were
nominated and the charter draped
in memory of Assistant Recording
Secretary Cora E. Daniels.
The 81 local councils having can
didates for class initiation have
been requested to see that all are
balloted on and all in readiness for
the class on June 20 at Northeast
Masonic Temple.
Golden Rule Council will have
election of officers on June IA at
Northeast Masonic Temple. Mrs.
Nancy E. Taylor, councillor, will pre-
side.
Fidelity Council met with Miss
Florence Cox, councillor, presiding.
The State councillor, Marie Ste
phenson, and several of her officers
were welcomed. Nomination of off,
GERS was held.
Election of officers in Virginia
Dare Council will be held Wednes-
day evening. Those nominated are:
Councillor, Miss Marguerite Holder;
associate, Mrs. Lucy Hardy; vice
councillor, Mrs. Rose Homan; asso-
ciate vice. Mr.. Howard Hardy;
warden, Mrs. Margaret Wilbur;
conductor, Mrs. Ella Thornton; in
side sentinel, Mrs. Selma Mcintyre;
Junior past councillor, Mrs. Gene
We've Haun; associate past, Mrs.
Alice McNulty; treasurer, Mr.. L. B.
Thornton; financial secretary, Mrs.
Virgie Hardy; recording secretary,
Miss Minnie E. Butts, and 1s
months trustee, Mrs. Mcintyre.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Forty and EIGHT

The Grand Cheminot and wreck
ing" crew will meet in the Portner
Apartments on June IL at 8 pm.
Candidates to be initiated at the
annual wreck in Stansbury Hall
on June 10 are: John j. A. Ager,
Potomac Post; Earl j. Auten, Nash
Post; John D. Fitzgerald, Costello
Post; Patrick j. Fitzgibbons, Victory
Post; James w. Flaherty, Commerce
Post; William F.. Gallagher, Mac
Alexander Post; David E. Kisliuk,
Costello Post; Glen M. Mccain
bridge. Quentin Roosevelt Post;
Adolphus Mckenzie, Potomac Post:
Roy S. Musick, G. P. o. Post; Leslie
H. Pierce, Quentin Roosevelt Post;
Joseph N. Purks, Fort Stevens Post;
Fred c. Stello, Lincoln Post; Henry
M. Tunis, MacAlexander Post John
H. Vittum, Costello Post; I. R.
Zaontz, I'd Division Post; Louis F..
Zaruba, Cooley Cullotgh Post;
Frank B. Bloom, Fort Stevens Post.
Grand Conductor Richard A.
OBrien is in charge.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
American War Mothers

The District of Columbia Chapter
will hold the last meeting of the
season June IA at 1:30 pm, at the
Thomas Circle Club. 1926 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV. The presi-
dent, Mrs. George S. CARL, will pre-
side.
The chapter will participate in
the Flag Day exercises at the De-
partment of Labor Building on June
IA at IL am, sponsored by the
American Legion Post. At pm.
they will attend the Flag Day cere-
monies at the Capitol, sponsored by
the Woman's Relief Corps, with the
colorbearers, Mrs. Lucy Campbell
and Mrs. Marian Barrows.
Arrangements will be completed
at the meeting for the benefit party
to be held at the home of Mrs. John
Eckert, state president, later In the
month.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
RoyuI Arcunum

The 51st annual meeting of the
Grand Council of the District of Co.
lumbia will be held at the Willard
Hotel tomorrow at 8 pm, preceded
by banquet in honor of Supreme
Treasurer John T. Friary at 6 pm.
Resolutions honoring Past Grand
Regent T. J. Landergren will be
presented
Grand Regent Herman Wealthall
will have as his guests at the ban
quet group of members of the
Boosters Club. Election Of officers
will be held.
The supreme treasurer and deputy
supreme regent will install the new
officers.
President Robert Racoosin of the
Boosters Club has called a special
meeting of all officers of the ball
team and bowling league on June
IA at 1015 L street NV. Manager
Jess Corcoran will distribute new
uniforms All players are requested
to be present. Business Manager
A. j. Horn is scheduling games at
Wisconsin 7753-W.
Royal Arcanum day celebration is
scheduled for June 26 at 10l5 L
street NV.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
James P. Fox Named
To Head Carroll
Council Of K. Of {.
MeGorroghy and CorIin
To Represent District
At Convention

James P. Fox was elected grand
knight of Carroll Council, Knights
OF Columbus last Tuesday evening,
at the local headquarters. Mr.. Fox
is a member of the Metropolitan
Police Department..
Other officers elected were: Staf-
ford l.. Jones, deputy grand knight;
Lawrence M. Shea, chancellor;
Louis D. Kelly, recorder; William
Amann, warden; John Albers, treas
urer; Fred Garges and E. F. Neu-
becker, trustees; Joseph OConnell,
advocate: Louis Rosenberger and
William Phelan, guards. Thomas j..
Myers, the retiring grand knight,
was elected past grand knight dele
gate to the State Convention; Fran
els Delaney, alternate to the grand
knight and George Herring, alter
nate to the past grand knight.
Alfred A. McGarraghy, State de-
putty for the District, and Col.
Thomas F. Carlin, past State de-
putty, will represent the local organi-
zation at the Supreme Convention
in indianapolis, Ind, August 20, 2l
and %.
The annual moonlight cruise on
the steamer Mount Vernon will take
place July %.
Washington General Assembly,
Fourth Degree, will meet at the
Mayflower Hotel on June 20 at 8:l5
o'clock. Joseph M. McKenna, faith
full navigator, will preside and
Faithful Capt. Andrew L. Oehmann
will entertain. There will be cleo
ton of officers.
Potomac Council will meet tomor-
row evening at BIS in the local
headquarters for election of officers.
Grand Knight of Robert L. Sheridan
will preside.
Summer Schools of Boy Leader
ship have been established by the
supreme council. and are located at
Regis College, Denver, Colo, July
8-13; st. Thomas College, St. Paul,
Mimi, July 1920: Xavier Universi-
ty, Cincinnati. Ohio, July 22-27;
Niagara University, Niagara Falls,
N. Y, July 29-August 3: Fordham
University, New York City, August
5-l0, and Boston College, Boston,
Mass, August 12-17.
Registrations may be made to the
register of the college selected or to
John j. Conway, Knights of Co.
lumbus, Supreme Council Boy Life
Bureau, New Haven, Conn.
Washington Council will meet on
Tuesday evening in the local club
house for election of officers. Grand
Knight Robert F. Handley, sr., will
preside.
Installation of officers Of Wash
1ngton, Keane, Carroll, Spalding and
Potomac Councils will take place
July at is o'clock in the knights
of Columbus Club.
Members of Keane Council and
their friends will attend the 42d
anniversary of the council with
banquet and dance on June Is at
the Hamilton Hotel at 7:30 pm.
There will be variety floor show.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Public Defender Debate
To Be Broadcast Todoy

Whether the Office of public de-
fender should be established in the
District will be debated over Sta.
tion WJSV at 4:30 o'clock this after
noon under sponsorship of the
Public Relations Committee of the
District Bar Association.
Participants in the discussion will
be Frederick A. Ballard, chairman
OF the Bar Associations Committee
on Public Defender; Francis w.
Hill, jr, president of the Bar As
ISOLATION; James R. Kirkland.
professor of criminal law at George
Washington University; F. Regis
Noel, past president of the Bar As
sociation, and Russell Hardy, for
mer special assistant to the At
torney General in antitrust cases.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Y. w. c. A. News

The Elizabeth Somers Glee Club
will hold special rehearsal June
10 at 7 pm. The club will sing at
Strong Residence Courtyard June
IL at $50 pm,
The instrumental ensemble will
meet at 7 pm. Friday.
Members of the Summer Plan
ming Committee of the business and
professional women's department
are hostesses for the first summer
musical evening on the roof on
June IL.
An all-chapter day will be held
at Kamp Kahlert June II. A bus
will leave the Y. W. c. A. at $50
am. and will return to the Y. w.
C. A. at 4 pm. Luncheon will be
served and reservation can be made
in the membership office, Metropon-
tan 2100.
The Mothers Council will hold
their final meeting of the year at
Mrs. ElWood Streets home. 34O3
Hawthorne avenue, Richmond. Va
Mrs. Street was former member
OF the council. The group will have
luncheon and return to Washing
ton by pm.
A summer Girl Reserve Confer
ence is being held at Camp Betty
Hastings, outside Winston Salem,
N. c.. from June 13 to 81. The fol-
lowing are going from Washington:
Mary Grace Ryan. Susan Shear,
Anne Wyland, Frances Mcpherson,
Valerie Popham, Mary Elizabeth
Ryon and Miss Mildred Chaplin and
Miss Margaret Graves, girl reserve
advisors. Miss Chaplin has charge
of the music for the conference and
Miss Graves the worship and cere-
monials. The theme of the confer
ence will be yourselves and Our
Future"
A trip to Mount Vernon, spon-
sored by the girls of the industrial
department. will be taken by boat
June 13. They will leave the Y. w.
c. A. at 1870 pm, or the dock at
2pm.
A bicycle party will be held to-
morrow by the Monday Evening
Recreation League. They will hold
a picnic supper in the park and
start bicycling at 8 pm.
There has been a change in the
business women's dip period in the
swimming pool from 4:30 to o'clock
rather than 5 to 6 o'clock, begin
ming July / through Labor Day.
Evening star., 1940-06-09

Otis street NE, on Wednesday. Both
meetings are scheduled for 8 p.m
Mrs. Emma M. Jones, matron,
Hope Chapter, announces the follow
ing change in program. The con-
ferring of degrees has been post
poned until June 26. There will
be a short entertainment at the
meeting on June H. This will be
patriotic in character. Members
birthdays will be celebrated.
The Temple Committee of Beth
any Chapter will hold a card party
tomorrow night at the home of
Martha Kaufman, 807 South Ord
street Arlington, Va.
The Bethany social boosters will
be entertained Thursday evening
by Lenna F. Berrett, 1911 Kearney
street NE.
Ester K. Hawkins, matron of
Trinity Chapter, announces the
annual lawn party will be held
Saturday at the home of Mildred
K. Vert, % Cecil avenue, Hyatts-
vile, Md, beginning at pm, in
stead of on July IS as enormously
stated last Sunday.
Mrs. Alta c. Kaylor, matron,
Harmony Chapter, announces the
chapter will hold a picnic tomorrow
Rock Greek Park, block II. On
June II Temple Committee meeting
at the home of Mrs. Bonnie New
man, Maryland Courts, 518 Ninth
street NE. On June 13, initiation.
Members having birthdays during
April. May and June will be honored.
On June IS the Endowment Com
mittee will have an outing at the
summer home of Mrs. Ada l..
Toombs, Breezy Point, Md. Call
Georgia 8761 for reservations.
Mrs. Mildred German, matron of
Bethlehem Chapter, announces she
will honor those having birthday
anniversaries in June, Tuesday eve
ming There will be benefit card
party at the home of Mae Smith,
424 Allison street NV, June IA at
8 o'clock. The officers Club of 1910
are invited to meet at the home of
Gladys Myles, SO V street NV, on
the evening of June IT. The chapter
will unite with Areme Chapter in
sponsoring moonlight ride June 10.
Call Hael Thompson. North 1850, for
tickets. The 1889 Officers Club will
week end at the cottage of Nena
Dennison at Dares' Beach, Md.
Mrs. Olga NJ Brown, matron Of
William F. Hunt Chapter, an
nounced on June II the chapter will
entertain the guests of the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home at Hams
Point, June 13, meeting, followed
by entertainment.
The Temple Auxiliary Board OF
Gavel Chapter will meet Thursday
at the home of Miss Mabel Daily,
622 Independence avenue S.W.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Knights Of St. Johns
Ladies' Auxiliary

Delegates from Washington who
were elected to the national conven-
ton in Rochester, N. Y, beginning
June %, are: Holy Name Auxiliary
Estelle Richardson, Emma Panzer,
M. Anderson; St. AIMS Auxiliary
Rose Moore, Mary Casseen; St..
Joseph's Auxiliary. Lille R. Ritter,
Mary Mccarthy; ST Matthias Auxil-
iary, Eugenia Hugin; st. Martins s
Auxiliary, Mary E. jain; Holy Com
forter Auxiliary, CorneIa Jones,
Teddy Thompson; Assumption
Auxiliary, Madge Rice; Sacred
Heart Auxiliary, Gertrude Curran;
st. Gabriel's Auxiliary. Julia Ross.
Supreme Trustee Orni x. Bingham
will attend the Supreme Board ses-
sion in Rochester on June 18.
Evening star., 1940-06-09
Miss Washington, 1910,
To Be Selected Tonioht

Miss Washington of 1910, the Dis
trict's representative in the Atlantic
City competition for Miss America,
will be selected from a group of Is
local beauties on a Wilson Line
cruise tonight.
The contest will start when the
boat starts back to Washington from
Marshall Hall. The entrants will
parade in evening clothes and bath.
ing suits. Judges in the contest VIII
include Harry Macarthur Of The
Star, Betty Hynes of the Times
Herald, Mary Harris of the Post,
Paul Ream of the News, Emile Beau
vais and Ray Bell.