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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-08-22

NJ B. French, Misses Myrtle
Maiden and Lois French returned
home last Sunday after weeks
visit with relatives in Slabfork,
Yves Virginia.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Souders re
turned to C1intwood last Satur-
day after spending the summer in
study at George Peabody College,
Nashville.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-08-22

Mrs. c. D. Mullins and Mrs.
Everette R. Stanley were business
visitors in Big Stone Gap We'd
nesday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-08-22

Mrs. Everette Shumate, Jr., and
Mrs. George Painter, of Pearisburg
are the guests Of Judge and Mrs.
A. A. Skeen this week.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.. Sutherland
have returned to Clintwood after
spending the summer on Mcclure
the county.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-08-22

George Mullins of Bearpen, con
fined to his home with rheuma-
tism for the past several months,
is again able to be out, and was
seeing friends here Tuesday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-08-22

F. L. Colley of Tivis was here
ION no particular business" We'd
nesday.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-08-22

Bobby Mooney of Fremont is
spending month with his par
ents at Fremont. Bobby is stu
dent in the U. S. naval academy
Mrs. F. R. Clark entertained
with a dinner on Sunday for her
entire family of sons, daughters
and grandchildren.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-08-22

Erse1 Edwards of Tivis was
here Tuesday, sweetening up the
town with his famous homegrown
honey.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-08-22

Jasper R. Sutherland, instructor
at D NJ H S, returned Sunday
from Washington, D. c., where he
has been employed for the sum-
mer.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-08-22
Social Column

Rev. L. D. Perkins was a BUSH
ness visitor in Buchanan county
Tuesday.
Joe Grizzle of Greenwood was
a business visitor to Clintwood on
Wednesday.
Miss Nina Kiser of Carrie is
spending a three weeks vacation
with homefolks.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1940-08-22

Ben Sutherland returned from
the University of Kentucky the
past weekend, where he has com
pleted all requirements for the
Master of Arts degree.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-12-06
Hn0NEYM|0ON PBEFEBREDn az2HzzME

Jean is shielding somebody! It's just
the madly quixotic, generous attitude
that girl would take!"
He looked keenly at Gaby. His
legal but not loving gaze was dis
turbingly penetrating. She paled,
and he saw it.
"But you have just told me she
struck this man in self-defense, and
so she cannot be blamed. They can
not put her in prison. This man
what is his name ?-he attacked
her."
"You ought to know his name, -
said Walter sharply, considering you
worked for him in his night club, The
Blue OWL"
81? But nev-aire! It is a mis-
take!"
"You didn't know that Tommy AL
den is back in town." Walter raped
out like a pistol shot.
She started, confused. Walter
went on: 81 ran into him last Satur-
day night at the hotel where you
used to sing. There's a professional
photograph of you still there. Tom
my Alden, who was in my party,
pointed to it. D'you know what he
said? He said: Jean Garrett did a
mighty good turn for that phony she
and I picked up in Green's dive! y
ut is untrue! Jean and I we
were friends at the Sorbonne in Par.
is. That is where I met her, Wal
ter"
"That kid never went near the Scr
bonnie! I know her! And neither
I'll wager, did you'll"
"You you are in lofe with her
Walter? I thought you prefer meg
i "Curiously enough, I've discover
ed that I admire Jean good deal
Rather more than I admire you, Ga
brielle. Forgive my frankness."
She drew a long, startled breath
She gasped: ooh, then maybe it i
oil for the best!"
"What do you mean?"
She recovered herself quickl!
"That Mrs. Van Auken and I
we come back to help Jean an
now you, too wish to help her?
Certainly. Pm going to renal
here tonight for further develop
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-12-06

wanted Jean, her half-sister. Her
plan of becoming engaged to Walter,
breaking with him and winning a
handsome financial settlement, wasn't
going to work out. But there was
the chance of Mr.. Van Auken giving
her hush-money. She didn't call it
that, in her mind. 1t might be ar
ranged for, too, on another and nicer
basis. Jean had stood up for her.
Jean had behaved marvelously to her!
At first she'd hated Jean for hav-
ing luxuries and a position that had
been denied her. But Jean had been
generous and kind. She was really
indebted to her pretty, young half
sister.
She made her decision. In one
sweep get everything of her mind!
eyes, I knew Green" she announc-
ed. 81 sang in his night club, The
CONTINUED ON Page I'D
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-12-06

ments, and We'll take the first train
in the morning for Lake Placid"
The coroner's inquest was just
over when Walter, Gaby and Laurel
arrived. The medical verdict on
Green was that he had not died from
any blow on the head-the mark on
the forehead being mere bruise from
tripping. He had died from heart
failure. "Coronary thrombosis of
long standing" the verdict said. The
escape from prison, the nervous
strain of the escape accentuated by
dope-it was an inevitable culmina-
ton, with his diseased heart.
Before going to the district at
torney's office, Jean and her step
father met her mother, Walter and
Gaby in a private room of their local
hotel. Armand, who up to now dis
claimed knowing anything of Green,
but admitted having met Jean once,
was asked by Walter to join them.
Gabrielle Announced Walter,
when they were assembled in the
private room, "has something to tell
us, before we go to the district at
torney, about her acquaintance with
the deceased man, Green"
Gaby was cornered. She thought
fast. Walter didn't want her. He
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1940-12-06
CHAPTER 1S

Jean and Rupert went upstairs with
the detectives. One of them looked
in jeans closets. He fairly pounced
on a wine-colored suit with blue fox
trimming. A hat to match.
"She was seen wearing this yester-
day, sir. At what hour did she re-
turn home?"
"At the usual time," Rupert re-
piled tonelessly.
Jean and he stood by, while bureau
drawers and chests were ransacked.
The detectives eyes fairly snapped
as suddenly he pulled, from card
board box, a curly black wig.
"This explains the report that the
young woman who's been passing her
self off as Madame Armand Blanch-
ard was a brunette. She's been wear
ing this hair as disguised"
Nothing of the sort!" exclaimed
Jean. "I bought it a couple of
months ago for fancy-dress party -
The officer looked completely I'M
convinced. The evidence was tight
ening around her. Sorry" he said,
"but We'll have to take you to head
quarters for questioning"
"But this is an outraged" her STEP
father gasped.
"She has admitted that she knew
the man Green" said the detective
cody. "a call was received at the
Lake Placid exchange this morning
asking for the man Armand Blanch-
ard. It has been traced to your
house. It seems later he put cal
through for here, and the same wo'
mans voice answered. In the con
versation she said the man who RAJ
away from the shack last night wa:
Green!"
Armand Blanchard? I've neve
even heard of him!" said her step
father.
GAS like as not" The detectiv'
looked meaningly from Rupert t.
Jean. "Sure, Armand Blanchard de
MES there was a Madame Arman'
Blanchard. That's er i. under
standable, in the circumstances"
Her stepfather stared at Jean. Sh
stood silent and trembling. Inward
ly, sh was clinging tenaciously to tn
thought that Gaby must not be ex
posed. Some way, somehow, She
get out of this. Just little tim
was needed they hadn't reall
anything on her the evidenc
was only circumstantial.
"Listen," said Rupert authorits
lively, 81 shan't permit one word Q
this to get into the papers. "Wai
here with her while put in phon
call" He had plenty of influenc
and he exerted it in the right quar-
ter. He came back to tell them tina
he and his stepdaughter would &C
company the detectives back to LAX
Placid on the late train up, wher
they would go to a hotel for the re
mainder of the night. She would re
main in this hotel with him, as
material witness" He would put u
any sum required for the necessar
bail.
With them, at Rupert's request
went representative of the well
known law firm Of Jones, Chester
Sullivan. Mr.. Sullivan was an oil
and trusted friend of Rupert's. II
would be at her side when she wa
called before the district attorney a
Lake Placid.
Jean, alone with her lawyer on tn
train, but under the watchful ey
of the two detectives, and Rupert
admitted she had gone to the hom
of Armand Blanchard yesterday
Finding no one there, she had wait
ed his return. The escaped convict
Green, had come to the cabin tina
night, and under the influence o
dope had attempted to kill her, or in
lure her. In self-defense, she ha'
Evening star., 1940-06-06
Frank and Mumford
Quit Editorial Posts
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 6.-Resigna-
ton of Waldo Frank and Lewis
Mumford, authors, as contributing
editors to the New Republic, posts
each had held for 13 years, was an
nounced today in the current issue
OF the weekly
The reason given was differences
over editorial policy, both Mr.. Frank
and Mr.. Mumford feeling the pub
lication should advocate immediate
aid to the Allies by the United
States.
In Cuba the women now num-
Der only 888 for every 1000 men.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
PROCEEDS TO
AID DIGGS
CAMPAIGN

Participants in The DIGS ticket
selling contest are working hard 10
receive The three awards offered
those who sell the largest number
OF tickets
George Tate. tickei chairman. re-
ports that the contest u progies
sng riceiy, having shown decided
gains during The past week Ches-
Ter Madison Margaret Bakefield
and Ethel Thomas are doirg tx
cellcnr work. sponsors say. and
they are Leading me contest s n The
order named
Mr. Tate states no~e'er mar
The contest is still wide open ard
any good salesman ioslrne ~ sell
tickets for ? worthy canso may en-
Ter Apply 10 si7 F. Warren
Proceeds from 'he contes' VII.
20 toward Senator Charles Die-s
lhna term campaign fund The pub.
lic * asked 10 co-ope
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
Conant Gardens

~ ~ v NVUN
Nonteith Harris son ~ Mr.. and
Mrs Alonzo Harris. left last Friday
for Boyetown camp. 10 spend three
weeks. We wish for him happy
vacation.
After spending most snioyanle
week in this CITY Mr.. and Mrs.
Mack Waters and their mother.
Mrs Matte Waters. left last Wed
nesday for their home in Newark
y. j. They were the house guests o.
Mrs. Mary Kemp. Of Klinrer
street.
Mre, y. Sheffny. 1868 klinger
street is conyaiescing nicely Al
home. following serious opera
lion AT Harper hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. Hendricks. Of Gal
lagher avenue, have returned n
the city after a forthnights vaca-
iion which took them TO many
points in the East.
Wilbur and Ollie Calhoun left
Sunday for Cassopolis. Michigan
whore they will spend their vaca-
ton.
Vernon chapel sunday school
will have iIs annual picnic Sat-
urdsy. July 81 Al belle Tsle The
trucks will leave the church ~
? a. m
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27

Mr. ana Ms Richard Humphrey.
Richard Allen. Tucker Miller. Nh,
and Mrs Frank staff. Mrs Carrie
spence Miss Dorothy Washington.
Mrs. carrie Ford. Mrs Merlene
Pace Miss stella Lyons. Mrs. Mil
dred Perry Mrs Grads Mcconnell.
81 Newark y ~ Mr. and Mrs. O.
stewart. Miss Rhnuetfe Burger and
friends. Dr and Mrs !. g. Perry,
Npsilani The honoree received
mary lovely gifts
Picnles
AZ the Lower Rouge park Saiur-
day. several groups held picnics
Among The picnickers we've he
Imperial Arr and I.itetarv club and
others. Baseball and croque'to vote
irdulged IN Pictures OF tho Nom
hers present were strapped b., Mrs
kanscetra rimhcrs
The BETTER CITIZENS League ~
Inksier met Saturday II L h :
~ Womack's Temple with lohn
Sienson presiding
Tho Golden Gate lodce Of E'ks
met sunday afternoon with ENalied
Ruler George Wilson presiding
The Junior Usher hoard OF smith
Chapel. Mrs = McClafen and
group Of friends surprised the sup
ervisor Mrs. Ncllie Pace. with a
picnic in the Lower ROUGE pa \
SUNDAY afternoon All present en-.
loved tho occasion
The Ladies' Industrial Art club
surprised Mrs r s. Perry with a
lovely parry Thursday night
At a recent meeting Of tho SO
phiskates. The members discussed
giving a tea al the home Of Prs
ella Harris next week The public
is invited The club Is proeressiug
ricelv
Mr. and Mrs. T. MURRAY 4 4.
Smith and Miss Louise Puts. OF
Detroit. were among those present
AZ tho home OF Mr. and Mrs Nel-
son Lee. Of Spruce street SUNDAY
evening. to celebrate the BIRTHDAY
OF Mrs Gertrude Lee. Mrs. Lee was
tho recipient Of mary nice gifts
from her friends She was also the
guest OF the Junior ushers Of Smith
Chapel al a picnic SUNDAY after
noon. in honor 81 Mrs. Nellie Pace.
senior malror OF the hoard
First Baptist Church
superintendent MYERS conducted
the SUNDAY school exercises. MANY
were present.
AT the II am. service. Rev A
!. Merritt preached an intereslirc
sermon which all present erloyed
SUNDAY night the Senior choir
furnished lovely music Rev Mei-
ritts theme was Giving Thanks
10 God Always
Isaac Sims Is home from the
Wazameca Institution
Mrs Mac Field and Mrs Hellon
are home from The hospital David
Simms. Jr Is home also and Is do
'ne fine
Tag Second Baptist church .....
The pastor. Re, @ y. Jones Wis
He'd The New Bethel Baptist church
Detroit. sunday morning where be-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
HIGHL AND PARK
h, MAZEL crLPEPpER

At tho ACE league meeilng AZ
6:3n pm Rev Curtis spoke The
Junior choir rendered music
Visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Terrell.
formerly Of Nenia. Ohio. are max
inc their home on the West Side
Robert Stuckev Is Wishing here
from Boston. Mass.
Sick List
Mother Coleman. Of l.aBelle 81.
Mrs Health and Mrs Shull are on
the sick list
Margaret Met latin Is making hur-
ried plans for trip 10 the Windy
CITY
Mary Ellis has house guest
from South Carolina.
llerimta Dawes and BETTY Jean
Taic were visiting in Chicago last
week
Arthur Jones WAS here on very
hricf visit last week Maybe that
means he Will be- bach soon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
Ticket Selling Contest in Suing
AI.RION News
Nv Alice Cant

Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Wright and
daughter. Of Detroit. spent sun
day In Albion
Edward simmons. OF Pittsburgh
Pa is visiting his parents here.
Augustus Howard. Charles Park
or and Tile Union We're in Flint
FRIDAY
Nh and Mrs. James Smith and
son. Jimmie. Mrs villa Mae Vii
liams Gus Howard and NJ G. SIM
mons motored to riusbnrgh, Pa.
for the week end
Little Donnie Whitehead was in
jured by an automobile last SAT-
urday His condition was temper
arily serious. hut Is now improv-
ed
Ralph Banks and Emmett Dixon
have gone to the CCC camp.
Ernest Nineeate is spending a
week in Ann Arbor. Mich
Mrs BELLE Bolden and Bernie
Price were in Albion on business
Wednesday.
The Young Folks Community
chor rendered q very fine program
al Bethel. Monday night
Mr. and Mrs. Grady Parker and
fons Charles. Harris and Junior
Parker are spending several DAYS
in Chicago. AZ The home OF Mr. and
Mrs u G. Parker
Marjorie NinniS and Henry
Dickerson Of Jackson. spent Fri
day n Albion.
lss'er Cleveland and LEROY Coll
Inns. N Detroit were guests NJ
Fila Wimberlv SUNDAY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
ROSEVILLE

4 large audience heard the pas
tors morning message Al 81 Luke
last sunday.
Among the visitors Al the morn
ing service we're the Rev. and Mrs.
Fowler. Mrs. Belle Freeman and
granddaughter. isabelle scott OF
DeifoIi Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Jonee
or Roseville Miss Naomi Rraxton
Of Boston. who rendered solo.
The 50 Luke and Good Hope
Sarday schools will have their an
nual pi,nic at Relic Isle SATURDAY..
Miss Jesse Washington has re-
turned home after spending her
vacation with relatives and fliends
in Kentucky
The dinner part, was held az the
home Of the Braxtons on Pinhnrst
sireot
First Baptist
\ Cornerstone laying Was held
AZ 'hc First Baptisi church Rose.
Vile Michigan SUNDAY. July II.
Tho REV s J. Glover Of The Morn
ing star Baptist church preached
me sermon. The Masonic lodge Of
Related The Tom Philips Post
band PLAYED Barbecue dinners
and refreshments were served
An excellent program war rend
cred Engraved on the beautiful
stone were The names NJ six rus
tees. five deacons clerk and the
pastor
The Rev T Thomas Is nasior.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
SAGINAW NEWS
By Mrs. VI. Toomey
Zion Papiis I hnrch

Mrs J. p Worthy who vas ?
delegate TO the Chain Lake assoc
citation SUNDAY school and RTr
district congress- in Lansing Mich
gave a report 70 he SUNDAY school
~ the work done A. fhe sessions
u was hne report aud beautifully
arranged
The II = m service VAS quite
impressive a splendid messaee be-
ins delivered nv the pastor The
Rev II Toomcy one addition W's
made 10 The membel ship
The p T. L is doins me amt
he members are enjoying me Rib'e
drills by p W Robertson
Zion church isNplosrsssine on nc
PARSONAGE rapidly. under direction
Of Peter Hawkins olher helpers
include ! p WORTHY r Price, T
Walker. n Easles " Carrnthegs
Cain Lee NJ Glover Mr Lenore,
left Tanm. G. Allison and MI
Massey The ladies' o. ne church
furnished dinner each day rhes
we're Mrs +. W Robertson Mrs
j Walker Nfs. VI Darlington.
Mrs. A. q. Price. Mrs } - Worthy
Mrs. - kurlley Mis- = Allen,
Mrs. y. Gardner. Mrs r Williams
Mrs T. n westbrook Mrs, Matie
Massey and Mrs V Gates
Bethel Church
The nov & " Nonrne preached
The morning sermon Al Bethel
church. The Rev. ! G Pierce Ind
charge Of the evening service ras-
Tor J. A. Dean is home from Inc
hospital and Is. retupcraing nicely
Every one is hoping he VIII he
able 10 resume his duties soon
The ACE leaene had a very love
lv session Plans arc helnc formu
lated ~ have some outdoor meet
ines during The summer months
The Daiiv Vacation Bihlc school
closed y tWo-week'e session re-
Gently with public demonstration
Thursday morning The school was
we'll attended and displayed some
fine exhibits Much praise was cav
en- Miss Christine Comes who has
served as superintendent for ne
last three wears Splendid cooper
slion was given BY The fire group
OF teachers
The school picnic VAS hcld F'i-
day on River road
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Atlla m SUNDAY tho Rev
G Jones preached from Ecv
And when he had opered me
eleventh seal. there WAS silence ~
heaven One came forth for pray
or. The attendance was large
The BTU was held Al s. 30 pm
u il progressing ricels Preachins
Was held AZ S p. m
SUNDAY. Tho pastor Viii preach
from tho teNi Faith IS INC sub
ssance Of things hoped FOR
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27

The Fear OF tho Saints is the
Treasure 81 the Lord was 1he
theme OF The SUNDAY morning
message delivered hy he pastor u
brown chapel ine Rey u G SIM
mons. The Attendance Wa. iaif
and me Junior choir FURNISHED mu-
sie for he day, Draci direction
OF Mrs Edna kersey
The ladies % 'ho S'cWsrlse
hoard will sponsor lawn soasi at
ihe parsonage Friday. iu'v =, The
pastor choir and fonefscs toa
VIII ftnd'r scryirc ~ We ANE
chpfrn IN Adrian. MIDI F.ea
night
The Missionary society v
tend 10 annual picnic erlv "a
The Emancipation ce'ehfa o.
picnic August WI Boz hfl I'll
Recreation rark CONS and ON 4s
in nsfns ia' ~ rt'asls anu
leisure TA,rs vhi he eorG peab
Ing eanlee and spoc' under alSps-
'es o. Brown Cbapo Asif oa.rth
In tno ann one a. noai
peWa iallt pi.oi h, meun' 81
Brown & hape 'o 'f-s va
raised The ecot Wa oafe 5, hs
method ~ Gao c.h fttre n
name o. an aWoAote
The clubs epogioG r. eer
the FarAaii ca NNn roatfa ~
= W na.len SLY Hlcr
ZephW MIS- kaiaef.ae Wiams
Sf@ gl Plymouth Gu " Bessie
Siaihs $500 CaaiDar 81 anil
Nr James Ward palas $3.50 IS
Chevrulo Car Ms flizahe'E Mar
lin captain S7ni Forl Cav Mrs
Marie Carter Ssl ~ Ralct Nr.
Francs BrooA captain $40 So
Hadsen Cs Ms Margsref Russell
captain SiP.5D Nasll eaf Ai1n.
Day. s4o5o Pontiac Frvn VII
Hams Sl7 - other so4Noee SlT
WIN this sem iss ehuen was
cleared a III lone ,'anl.te deh's
leaving ne people happv and ;lans
are 9endrg 20 ~ aae'aeN nn'
on me chWc9 socn
The sucfess ~ ihs fa f'fs't
Is lafceif due Pastor n d SIM
mons who hae heen great a-r
lion 10 'be membership during rs
TWO wears of administrators re
churh hopes fHa' the cor'sferfe
VIII refurn aim for another 500
as rs naStOf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
InRster Jottings
B, NRS. WILLIE ". BINION


Members 81 tho lmporial Ar and
Literary club nj Win Mrs Willie
ruidrn. ON lIafrioil street We'd
n,,fay night ana final plans were
made Tor THOR annual picnic
Nh, r + perry has returned
home on Harrison road after
spending several weeks in Boston
and other cities IN fhe East Mrs.
Perry was called 10 the bedside of
Her sister. who died during The for
mers STAY in Boston
Ulysses Russell. Of Newark y J.
< ne house guest ~ his sister Mrs.
Bessie PER-, Of Harrison road Mr..
r.psseil is ial. dark handsome ard
single and drives an ebony HACK
cadillac
Mrs EAira I.ampkins @92a Irene
street is vacaiioning ir klhome
cifs with relatives and frend'
MIS- & Mcdonnell. of Newark. y
! spent several days IL lnNsier.
Visiting me Perry family on liar.
iison road
Diminuti,e Daisy Fosicr ha. Just
returned from cincinnati where
she spent several DAYS MIN her
aunt Mrs Eyie ,ofrcll 427 George
street
Cominc home last week from a
very enjoyahc trip Mr. and Mrs.
John Defoe and daughter RUM.
Robert Green ard lanes Whitrer
The Defoes visited in Atlanta. Ga.
points i'm Now Jersey aud The
Worlds Fah IN Now York Mrs De
foes mother has been mcmber of
me Now Jersey school system for
forty wears. James Whi'ner and
Roberi Greer arc 1870 graduates of
Tho Inksier hich school Ruth Do
foe is prominent member ~ The
Class Of 1871
Smith Chapel
The Young Malrons club Of
smith Chapel sponsored baby
contest SUNDAY night and raised
more thar twenty dollars PHYLLIS
Burgcn was crowned the most
popular hah,. aud Caroline Pace
captured serond prlIe
Mrs. Anna Roberts Is the cfficl-
ent precedent Of the Young Matrors
club
The child minister Willie James.
of Toledo. Ohio. delivered The u a.
m sermon SUNDAY At Smith Chapel
ne Jeff following tho morning ser
vice for DETROIT where he delivered
the evening message al 81 stephen
AME church
The Pastors Aid hoard OF Smith
chapel entertained at 2 FISH dinner
Al The home OF Mrs Nelson Lee
SATURDAY.
Birthday Party
The home ~ G. r Perry WAS hll-
Cd with happy faces Saturday niehi
who were present 10 celebrate the
joirt birthdays OF Mrs Annie Rich
ardson and Miss Willie Jim Baber
All attending had delightful time.
DESPITE the heat Some present In
cluded Mr. and Mrs John Defoe.
Mr.. and Mrs A. cartwright. Mr.
nd Mrs Willie Perry Miss Eta
Ronrdirce. Mrs Glendora McGhee,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27

delivered The mornings message
At Second Baptist. Rev. Briton
of New Behel Baptist church de-
livered a very Interesting message.
subject "A Mind 10 go Forward "
Kings 4 -
In the afternoon. Rev + c Cope
land Junior choir OF Union Bap-
list church River Rouge. MICHIGAN
we're guests ~ the Mission Society
Rev Copeland delivered soul
stirring message from the subject
Blood
In the evening at s pm the
Senior choir repeated The very ir-
feresting ard beautiful drama. ~
the Holy City"
The church was happy 10 well
come Samuel Harris back To church
afie, period ~ Illness
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-27
Mt. Clemens News

vinson Chapel AME church dis
cussed the interesting topic job 5
Repentance and Restoration
The Rev. Morletf preached Tom
81 Johr 2 In the evening The sub
jet. Preparation Music was
furnished hv tho choir
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