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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-15

IN the election OF 1882, the voters
knew nothing OF the New Deal or Of
New Deal economies. The New Deal
party came into power on Con-
stitutional Democratic platform,
pledged 10 economy IN government.
IN the election OF 1885 the detectives
OF the New Deal were yelled az
emergency measures" that would
pass out with the depression and the
return OF normal business activities,
The results OF the wild, socialistic
experiments In the realm OF eco
nomic quackery have now been fully
demonstrated TO those who have the
mental capacity 10 comprehend
simple things.
The Issue therefore Is; Shall the
American people endorse and con-
tinue radical experiments that have
failed mlSerably, or shall they re-
turn 10 economic sanity and conStl-
tullonal security and thereby lead
the country back TO the road Of eco
nomlc prosperity and real industrial
progress?
This country Mad eight deprcssions
before the depression OF 1920. Some
OF these deprCssIons were very seri-
Gus and worldwide In extent In all
OF them our government confined itS
activities to It's limited constitutional
authority and permitted business
leaders 10 lead business out OF the
depression. They never failed. IN
every case, buSlness came out OF the
depression stronger and more eiIl-
Client than II had ever been before,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-15

Travelled In Europe studying "Phy.
chology Of Social Change" In 1912
he married Caroline T.. Clark, now
specialist In Parent Education, Fam.
lily Health Association Of Cleveland
and Lecturer In Parent Education
Cleveland College, Western Reserve
University. They are the parents Of
three children.
Professor Meyers has edited sew.
eral magazines for children and Is
the author Of many books and ar.
ticles for parents.
Members Of the Board OF Educa.
ton, the principals, teachers and
Parent Teacher groups have been
Invited to attend the lecture. The
subject Of the talk will be Human
Touches In Teaching"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-15

Even the fire warden cancelled
all brush-burn!pg permits, lest
the tell-tale smoke mark the Nj
lage for prying hostile eyes. South
Britain Isn't going to be caught
mapping with any blitz-krieg or
aything else. II It's necessary, well
paint all houses green but Hitler
won't lamp this dorf with any
high-poWer lenses on trick bomb
sights or aerial cameras.
America Awake!
It's comforting TO find that
America does not slumber. It's
glorious to realize that our citi-
zenry are willing and ready to
take precautions before the Fifth
Columns arrive. We know that
people with a realization OF the
value Of their goods and chattels
will protect them from any for
eign foe. When outlanders at
tempt TO subjugate villages like
South Britain, they will discover
that Yankees aren't docile and
easy TO put under the dlctatorial
yoke. Folks here don't carry UNI
brellaS, they usually favor shot
guns and they know the use
thereof.
Looking over that new bus park,
one wonders why other exposed
villages do not take like precau-
lions. Inspecting the landscape
camouflage at Bridge Plaza. we
are sure that such work will re-
fleet honor on this humble COM
munity and enhance the beauty
OF the approach TO South Britain,
one of the finest little towns Ia
the u. S. A.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-15
DAVID Mcneil JOINS
UNCLE SANS NAVY

David Elias MacNeil, sou of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur r. MacNeil of
Sharon, was selected, examined and
listed at the U. S. Navy Recruiting
Station, New Haven, yesterday.
With a large group, he was imme-
diately transferred to the u. s.
Naval Training Station, Newport,
r. l., where he will be stationed for
the next two months receiving in
structions In the fundamentals of
naval education, prior to being as
signed TO one of the Navy Trade
School, or to one of the newly con-
structed vessels of the u S. fleet.
MacNeil first applied for enlistment
at the local Waterbury Recruiting
Station.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-15
BY BILL GARRIGUs)

NDL DILL ohhRhOOOJ
Late on Sunday evening, a hos
tile aircraft lowered over Poota-
tuck, took a couple Of swings over
toward Flat Hill, swooped low over
Squaw Rock and then zoomed
aloft TO disappear In the gather
ing mists OF q late spring evening.
The plane bore no markings, II
carried no feared parachute
troops 10 drop into our peaceful
village with compact little death
ray machines or stubby Maxim
guns, but all observers agree that
the strange ship paid altogether
too much attention 10 the terrain
for any ordinary peaceful mission.
That ship was up 10 something.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-15
LUXURY PROVES COSTLY

Redding, Cal. CUP)-Albert YES
tai. 81, lived lin luxury at one of
the leading hotels here. taking his
meals regularly in the hotel dining
room. But when investigators found
that In addition to 500 month
from an estate he also received 1913
a month from the county, his domi-
cile was transferred 10 the county
jail.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-15

LlHlC, 4 Uttt 10
sue Is the ques-
ton OF n third
term" for the
economic poll
G ! 0 y OF the
present admin
i8tratlon. " Is
no eXaggeration
TO say that we
have never be-
fore IN our his
tory had m Is
sue so impor.
lant. II cannot
be eyadod; II
cannot be de-
ferred; " must
a.. ...aI
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-15

DSmUCTht SOTTebVUuueutD bUU1G"
where In S0uthbury" Awaits
Blltzkrieg
Folks with young stock on side
hill pastures drove their cattle
nearer the barn on Sunday eve
ming. Fortunate farmers turned
the juice on their electric fences,
Just In case. An air Of expectancy
chung 10 the valley like the odor
OF woodsmoke or the lingering
fragrance OF fresh lilacs. Nobody
said anything but the general
feeling here was that South Brit.
ain was OF guard,
Nothing Happens
Nothing happened on Monday.
Constable John King had John
ny Walker Gcour last years car
bon off the spark plugs on his
Ford, and almost all motorists
gassed up heavy before dark. The
Veterans Of Foreign Wars met
b0hlnd Tonys Barber Shop and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-15

A railway In France is Offering
reduced rates to consignees who UNI
load freight cars on Sundays o.
legal holidays.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-15
South Britain Awaits
For "Sixth Column!"
Natives Carry ShOtguns, Not UmbreIIas-Strange
AerOpIane on Reconnaissance Visit Causes Scare

South Britain battens down the matches clears stations
and resist INVASION Air precautions
Farmers mobzed CamOulage hides approaches 70 village
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-15

There rs danger that the dIScls-
sion OF q question Of a third term
for n president Will oycrShadow The
real Issue facing the people at this
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-15

The power company OF Shanghai,
China, iS producing more current
than ever before.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-15
BETTE DAVIS AIDS BLIND GIRL

Berkeley, Cal. CUP)-Bette Davis,
as president of the Tailwagger Dog
Guide Institute of Hollywood. came
to the aid Of students of the Uni
versity of California, who had raised
5000 toward purchase Of Seeing
Eye dog for blind Miss iLndquist.
The regular price of an Eye-See-
ing dog Is $3.50 and Miss Davis Of
fered a Tailwagger Guide dog for
the $500 the students had raised.
Two flying boats are used In the
new air service between New Zea-
land and Australia.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-15
wake UP YOUR
LIVER BILE

Without Calomei-And You'll Jump Out Of
Bed in the MoEnins Karin 10 Go
The liver should pour out two pints Of
LIQUID bile into your bowels daily. IL this
bile 10 not flowing freely. your food may
not digest. II may just decay In the bowels.
Gas bloats up your stomach. You get consti-
pated. You feel sour. sunk and the world
looks punk.
II takes those good. old Carter's Little
Liver Pills 20 ges these two pints Of bile
flowing freely 10 make you feel 'up and
up" Amazing In making bile flow freely.
Ask for Cartcr'a Little Liver Pills by nnIne.
100 aud 2Sf. Stubborniy refuse anything else.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Rev. S. S. Harris
Delivers Stirring
New Years Sermon

sunday December 81, was great
day az 81. Paul \. NJ. +. church.
Southwest Detroit. Al IL am. the
Rev 5. :, Harris preached a stirring
sermon from Psalm ll6:12 What
shall render unto the Lord for all
hi, benefits toward me?' The senior
choir rendered splendid service. One
member was added TO the church.
At The evening worship the pastor
chose his text from 81. Luke 1873
The praise scar,ice was conducted
by Evangelist Frances Fitzpatrick.
beginning al 10 o'clock. The choir
marched in Al 10 30 We had glo-
rions time singing and praising God
az The bells rang out the old year
and the new year came in
The parlor entertainment given
bN the Sons and daughters OF Allen
on Dee 2N was success Special
guests were Dr. David Blake and
Mrs Grace Blake
The shut-ins OF NE church are
Tom Adams Lizzie Edwards. Mar
shall Edwards. SIS Coiterell who
Is in Edith Thomas hospital
Airs Lille y llili. reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
7-Day Adventists
To Begin First
Radio Broadcast
East Side Group
Worshipping At
Sherrard Schoo

The East Side Seven Day Adven
list church will begin weekl
broadcast over station wJBK su,
day. Jan. 7 from S TO $40 am. TN
Rev. Thomas Emerson Is pastor
This program will carry me,
sage OF vital. stirring interes; d
all Christians today. From all IN
dications. this young church in ID
first broadcast attempt Is destine,
10 he eminently successful. Tai
madge Turner OF the Detroit Mn
siclans association is conducting
chorus OF twenty voices for IN,
broadcasts Mrs. Davis is pianist
Various quariets will assist al an
ferent times.
The East Side congregation h
worshippIng temporarily in ID,
Sherrard School auditorium. pend
ing complete negotiations on thel
building on NJ. Vernon avenue
The church has grown under IN
leadership OF the Rev. Mr.. Jimcr
son. A tent meeting at Philadelpht
and Oakland avenues each summer
is eagerly welcomed by the peopll
OF the community.
Everyone Is invited TO altcni
services on Saturday morning a
IL o'clock in the auditorium OF III,
Sherrard schools,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06

The Rev. P. b. Black. pastor Of
First Baptist church. southwest De-
trolt. spoke sunday morning from
Acts e5.a2- Having therefore OBJ
tanned help from God, continue
unto this day
Funeral services for the late Ed
vara l:ivers were held Tuesday.
Dee IS al First Baptls; church.
The hereaved family expresses it's
deep appreciation Tor The many
kindn.sses shown them by the
members and friends OF First Bap-
list. and 81 Paul AME Surviving
the deceased are Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Rivers Katherine FELTON,
aud Richard Rivers.
The Gospel chorus was enter
iaincd al lovely Christmas party
Thursday evening, Dec. oS al the
home OF Jesse /. sutton and Mrs.
Ella Carmichael. sl4S Peterson
street. 4 few OF the guests present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor, James
II Beason. OF Kentucky Mrs Car
fie Beasou and Miss Bessie Jones,
Detroit.
The PTA VIII meet Thursday.
Jan. a, Morley school
Mrs Frances Spencer OF Muske-
-on spen, the holidays with her
mother. Mrs. Anna Reeves.
on this weeks sick list are Mrs
Narcisss. Mrs. Ruth Hunter, Mrs,
TAYLOR ard Mr.. shelton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Wings Over Jordan To Have IS
Minute Radio Program On Sunday

over Jordan the well known Sc.
go chorus heard each sunday
morning on the Columbia Broad
lasting .ystem from the studios OF
VICAR In Cleveland viii celebrate
rs second anniversary as CHS
feature in a special - minute nro-
gram from ais TO 1000 a. m. sun
day Jan. : This Is l. minutes ear.
lier than the regular program
time. Guest speakers on this occa-
sion will be Harold II. Burton.
mayor Of Cleveland. and Judge Ar
mond W Scott OF Washington.
Rev Glenn r Settle. pastor Of
Gethsemane BAPTIST church who
originated the program and has
served as a narrator for all Of the
Columbia programs. and Worth
kramer former VICAR program
director and conductor Of the
group will also be heard on this
occasion Wayne Mack who has
announced Wings over Jordan
since It's inception on CHS. will in.
'roduce the guest speakers Musical
portions OF the program will feature
A
the spiriiuals which were requested
most frequently during 1859.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Peoples Baptist Church Welcomes
Its New Pastor, Rev. ". E. Ramsey

Tie Rev. VIM. Edward Ramsey
former pastor OF the Antioch Bap-
i.st church. indianapolis. Ind, has
been called 70 the pasiorate OF the
Peoples Baptis; church. Jos. Cam
pau and Arndt streets. The Rev.
Mr. Ramsey is moderator OF the
Jaior District association and rep
fcsenfa:ive OF the Benefit board OF
the National Bsptls; Convention
Inc.
The new pastor preached force
fui sermon sunday morning. Dec 81
70 an overflow crowd from the text
Isaiah 90 subject There will
arise a light peace and JOY 10 our
souls The Rev. Mr. Ramsey said
during his discourse. He IL the
mighty God a child born. be was
called wonderful in his resurrec-
ton. lie Is counselor and Prince
~ Peace"
AZ m Elder Morfor OF Wind
sor ONT preached for the Gospel
chorus
~ the evening service the Rev.
y p Williams preached sermon
ute The Rev MI Ramsey preach
I'd wonderful watch night sermon
from the text Rev as, subject.
The rainbow OF promise During
The day twenty-one persons were
added 20 the church. four TO be
baptized The total collection FOR
the day VAS $3.50
Mrs Minnie Duncan IL church
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
friendship Baptist

The sunday ecHn0I Was ~. 4sl
at fhe u-g-i tme ssf SUNDAY Al
Friendship Bsp'si char,h 6-s
Mack avenue pr -ld,d Over Dos Sipf.
enable. SuAgier None, raised Ay
me Sunday school 'of tAe year was
S2lt Is. The general -upe .nfen4Nt
isthed ail iae Teaches, and mem
he fof Their ine cooperation am
aeadd support d4rns Tie y"M
lega
Al II M The pastor ~ Rev
! u Johnson preached lora
uessa-e IRON the subject platef
one candidate Tor baptism Has e-
csited nl three oihe v.'- ala-
ed % lae membership
The d .ionar, .ocie'y aad pros
gram - D nl IT Wa.td fms the
pastor preached AZ p M the y
s.. T. y hsi an in,p.fa,lonal meet
ug TIE lopie fof discussion was
How haef We used me YEAR
Eapi,,nal services we're held az
3" , m when three We're miners
~ An Installation Of an 1870 oni-
err. Of The church was also held
The Rev " Johnson preached
from the uDiec' Unseen poWer.
Text Psalm 10
The pastor members and feud.
ate .Dokins forward fof hisgei
& better year aHlng ltiu
The senior choir wiil present i'.
regular musical program aeNt Siu-
dar uIrIr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
When Poisons Slow
KID N E Y S
and Irritate Bladder
Flush Them Out
For 3S Cents

Go to your druggist today and set
this safe, swift and harmless dture-
tic and 81 iulant - ask for Gold
edal Tia. lem OIL Capsules and
tart al once to flush kidneys 81
waste matter saturated with acids
and poisons.
That's quick and effective way
10 help bring about more healthy
kidney activity and relieve that
bladder irritation with its scaniy
passage with smartlng and burning
"A we'll az restless nights.
Remember the kidneys often
need flushing as well az the Doveis
and some symptoms OF kidney
weakness may be: getting up oHen
during the night - PUFFY eyes -
backache-s shifting pains.
But be sure and get q o l. u
MEDAL Harlem OIL Capsules =
the original and genulne-risht
from Haarlem IN Holland--the
price u small tss centsl. the good
results will fulhll your expecis'
tons. AGN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Christian Science

Cod vii be the subject of the
l.cSson-Sermon In al! Christian
Science churches throughout the
world on sunday. January :. 1910.
The Golden Text (Joel . 27l IS.
Ne shall know that am in the
midst OF Israel. and that am the
Lord your God and none else
Among the Bible citations is this
passage Clsaiah 42.S): 81 am the
Lord that is my name: ard nv
glory Will not give 10 another
neither my praise to craven
images
Correlative passages 20 he read
from the Christian Science text
book. Science and Health With Key
10 the Scriptures hy Mary Baker
Eddy. include the following IN. 1861
Allness Is the measure OF the in
finite and nothing less can express
God
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Rev. J. F. Jones
Performs
Great Works
Pastor Holds
Impressive
Services
BY MISS DOROTHY FOLMAR

The crowd was tense and motion.
less as the Holy prophet. the Rev
Or. Jas r. Jones expounded me
eternal ruth and stood swaying by
the rhythm OF the voice OF Cod
God Almights gospel is now being
revealed through a clean ard chos-l
en- vessel. His words sounding liksl
peals OF thunder, shaking the
shakes OF death from the minds OF
the people. He made a vivid descrp-
ton OF his divine purpose. part.c-
ularly outlining Gods progressive
steps against wickedness and show
ing the final overthrow OF me
devil and all or his wicked instllu-
lions. The complete deliverance %
The people. ard the establishment
OF a righteous government on earth.
He also plainly showed that satan,
al the end OF millennium. viii he
allowed 20 go forth to gather To-
gether al whom he can induce 10
follow him. All who then follow
him shall he destroyed. and The
devil himself shall then be DESTROY
ed. The devil system. and all OF his
works will be forever stencil 10
the nostrls Of the righteous peopls
who survive. Prophet Jones made
a prophecy stating that our winter
this year would he much better
thar the one last year. and We
would have many days OF sunshine.
] am proud 20 state that the sun
shone practically every day IN no
vember and December. He also
prophesied for the death Of a gov
eminent official. Several hours
later the shocking news OF the death
OF Judge Pierce Butler was smealed
across the headlines. Gods word
has never failed and never shall
The good news OF mans deliyerance
by the eternal word OF God viii
bring light into your life and hll
your every being with peace and
10y.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Rev. A. H. Pare
Guest Speaker At
Calvary Baptist
Doll Parade"
Presented By
Cradle Roll

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p' -ee J SECS r+'4.n n
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7el- gees.tt ~ 1tes. Sa.-fli.i.s.
a~n. $ ge.
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prog a.e 90 iAe BTU ~ 6 oe.ocN.
ausn'V'''' = ny members
Il '"' Nl'u'' 'e 'FpH' 'h''nr y
rioS'dih was Ithu'' 'H
1919 81 II" "'p"' z
&" ''N ~ "'H '"''''s 81
and eo.,,eued urtn 80. ,.,d
tu4ht Ancr tue close OF the ursver
'efYioe. several young ministers Of
~ ,nu''n N,fe presented by Pas
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Presbyterian Church

The Rev Henly Porter. the pas
Tor OF ST. John Presbyterian church.
Madison and Dubois. preached q
very excellent New Years message
Suuday w. said we should think
seriously both OF fhe old and the
new year Think what Is behind as
and bow We ate going 10 use 1870. p
Programs Mill soon be out civ
ing dates and the nature OF out
Standing events OF the dedication
week az the new church location
bcginrin@ Jan. II The choir oiii-
Gers are lining up outstanding mu-
steal artists for their sll-star mu-
slcalc on Jan Is.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Olivet Baptist

The pastor and chorus az Oliyet
Baptist church 50 Wind, we're
onored guests OF M and Mrs
Turner o. si2s Hendricks Thursday
evening Dec 2S
Mrs Turner is pianist OF me
aarch The Rev Mr. Bruce is pas
'pri
The pubic is invited 10 attend
Do services 81 Olivet Baptist
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Tabernacle Pastor Admonishes All
Christians To Hold On To Faith

Hold on Faith was the subject
OK the asst message delivered 70 lis
followers fog the year 1893 sun
Gay motrins- Dec - az Tabernacle
Baptist cqagh WcsfsiGe Detroit.
hy the pastor Rev. r II Piitman
The Tex; VAS Heb. 1895 Cast not
away your confidence which hath
great recompense OF reward" In
he course Of his sermon the speak
~ said Thar after one had found
the sight ray. one o tie worst Diff
~ iliies is % cliug to t. lie eau
toned Dc vast audience to cast not
away their confidence. reminding
'hen that one OF the greatest sins
IN all the world IS the sin OF ir.
gratitude
Very acceptable music was rem
dered by the Junior choir directed
by Randall Pittman. Eighteen
members We're accepted into the
church eleven Of them being young
people for baptism.
4 fine musical program was pre-
scented in the afternoon hy J. Rob
ert Bradley and Thos. II. shelby.
Jf pisnis, and soloist The two
musicians are appearing at New
ligh; Baptist church THURSDAY ard
Friday nights OF this week
Choir No. . OF Tabernacle ZEN
dfred an excellent musica pro-
pfam sunday evening preceding the
watch night services. Monday. Jan.
J az pm the Rev Mr.. Pittman
delivered an address at Peace Ban
ii,t church North Detroit on the
theme Among Ny Souvenirs He
was accompanied by ushers and
other members OF Tabernacle
The regular services will be held
sunday. jar : at which time the
Lords supper will be administered
Visitors are always welcome to this
church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Mt. Olive Baptist


III D.v.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Mt. Carmel Baptist

Mrs Edna Tate, gospel sololst
rendered a splendid musical pro-
gram Friday evening. Dec. % at
NJ. Carmel Baptist, 37Oi Canheld
Mrs. Tate was accompanied at the
piano by Mrs. Rhoda McKeaver.
who left the city for Gary, Ind.
Sunday.
Others appearing on the program
were; }. Tate, the Rev J r. Byrd.
The Rev J. Higgins. Mrs. Thelma
Byrd. Mrs. Stevens and MIR Penny
man. Special PRAYER was offered
for Mrs Parkarm. mother OF Mrs
Tate, who Is IN in bed.
The Rev W. r. Thornton IS pas
tor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
King David Temple

King David Temple. ojS Garfield.
u which the Rev Mr. Macon Is
pastor viii hold special services
sunday Jan 7 Dan Holman OF Mt.
Essen Pa Is expected to appear on
program
The public is invited 10 attend
the services AZ King David Temple.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Ethiopia n c opti c
Church To Give Its
Annual Candle Tree

The Ethiopian Coptic church in.
'i'es all friends and members 10
attend the annual prosperity can.
die tree which will take place at
sSoi Riopelle street, sunday night.
Jan. :. at eight o'clock Come In and
see portrayal OF the sacrifice OF
the Lamb
Assam Lou ofmna is pastor; Miss
= Jackson, secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Starlight Temple Of
Truth

Wa-s pastor preach.
S-7lsy nlosei-g CT the subject
-te-s Love She MAS assisted
IA I-e >srs.les IS &. 7 johnson
-ts 3r 81. Re- Nr Nurie-. the
R- s. r...Isn s-. the Res Ma
s.~ v..t1s
81 Sgt so.1s' singers rom
1sfs ar sn,osstie pscsrsn a.
pm
11s fse1.rz ssr,1e began WITT
so-s al. testimonial ho-- A ser
-o1ttte vas delivered NJ ias Rev
~ h-r.er s.,e- which ine Roy Mr.
3 .-- .s'-l SILVER Offering The
Rev Res Williams spoNe or The
t.es y owe Got 70 DE
RtNc HeN't e secretary o. the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-06
Romans Council To
Stage Debate Jan. 8

The Acquaintance committee OF
koman council OF Second Baptist
church will sponsor a debate at the
church. Monday, January s. at D..
m. The Miller high school team will
be featured. Everybody Is invited
to attend the debate.
The Key West citizen., 1940-01-29
MARTI BIRTHDAY
RITES YESTERDAY
COLD WEATHER HELD DOWN
ATTENDANCE AT EXER-
CISES SUNDAY

Cold weather held down the
attendance at the Jose Marti
Birthday exercises yesterday at
Bayview Park, although a skele-
ton program was presented by
the San Carlos school children,
who, with their principal, Miss
Benildes Remond, and teacher,
Miss Elba Esquinaldo, together
with members of the Board of
Directors of the Institute, were
present.
DR.. Jose Sanchez opened the
ceremonies at 1000 o'clock with
a brief recital of the facts con-
corning the Cuban martyr, called
the Revolution Apostle" The
school children then presented
songs and poems following which
a wreath was laid at the foot of
the Marti monument in the park.