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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
Macedonia Baptist

The Rev. II. II. Coleman. the
pastor is in Richmond, Va, con-
Quoting a meeting The Rev. c. l..
Terrell. assistant minister OF Mace
donia preached last Sunday morn
ing and evening. The morning text
was from Amos Alp. subject, "A
Meeting With God. Six were adj
ded to the church, three being can
didates for baptism.
The Pastors chorus presented a
fine program AZ the afternoon
hour. The Rev James McCray de-
livered the message.
At 5 D. m. Circle No : OF the
Department OF Missions, visited
Fairview Sanitarium and gave each
patient some useful hospital neces-
stiles. They also distributed fruit.
Circle No. plans TO visit Trini-
~ hospital and give out Tesla
merits and Bibles.
At the evening worship, the Rev.
Mr.. Ferrell preached from John
9:4. theme. "a Time To Work.
Those on the sick list include
Mrs. susie Butler. 1911 Mullett
street: and Mrs. Lille Stockton,
1912 Madison.
BE sure that you get a Tribune
each week. Next week. the church
hopes 10 present the program for
Woman's Day which will be on the
third Sunday in April.
Mrs. Lula Smith is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
New Mt. Zion

Sunday. March 10. the pastor.
the Rev J. s. williams preached
from Micah 80 Two were added
10 the membership.
Members OF New Mt. Zion are
anticipating the fourteenth ami
versary OF the pastors pastorate.
beginning April l.
Mr. and Mrs. Kyles entertained
members OF the Busy Bee club last
Tuesday night, At their home. 1911
Chene Mrs Anna Irving Is presi-
dent; Mr.. Parks. captain
Mrs Katie Hutchins, superin-
tendent OF the sunday school. is
requesting all parents 10 send their
children to practice for the Easter
program. The Mission circle will
have a state rally. Sunday, March
IL, at pm. Mrs. Darnella Hall Is
president Mrs. Mary f. owens is
church reporter.
Every member is urged to read
the Detroit Tribune each week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
Mt. Vernon Baptist

The subject OF the Sunday school
lesson last Sunday was "Gethsem-
ane: Triumph Through Surrender"
golden text, Not as will. but az
thou wilt" Matt. 639. The at
tendance was good and the lesson
was discussed with interest.
The morning service began at
IL am. with the deacons in charge
Of the prayer service. The Gospel
choir sang. The Rev. j. 5. Scott
preached from John 1882. II was
a splendid message.
The Senior Usher board gave a
musical tea at the church In the
afternoon. Mr.. Cole was guest so.
loist al the evening program epon-
sored by the Gospel chorus. His
rendition was enjoyed by all.
M. Livingston = presenting the
three choS-s Of Mt. Vernon In an
Easter cantats March "a AZ 3 pm
Everyone is invited. The fifth Sun
day will he observed az ladies day
Miss Helen criss il church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
WHEN KIDNEY TROITRIE cAIISES
YOU TO GET UP NIGHTS

MEDAL Harlem Oil Capsules This
grand medicine has heen helping
people for so years--to relieve their
aches and pains by helping condi'
tons caused or aggravated BY y.
cess uric acid or other circulating
poisons such an is 30 often The ca"
with sciatlca, neuritis. neuralgia'
lumbago and rheumatism.
So II you have such symptoms o.
kidney trouble as backache ner.
vousness, getting up two or ihTes
times during the night sean'y'
burning or smarting passage
cramps moist palms or pury eyes
get IS cent package OF this grana
and harmless diuretic ~ any uod.
ern drugstore - II starts me hrH
day on its errand OF helpfulness
Don't he an EASY MARX and &C.
cept q substitute 49, Ash for ocla
Medal Hssrlem of Capsnles-rlan.
from Harlem In Holland. gu
GOLD MFDAL-the origlnal-'h,
genuine. Look for the Gold hraai
on the hox--ss cents. IA"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
St. Paul AME Church
SOUTHWEST DETROIT

At II a. IN. last Sunday. the
Choral club of st Paul rendered
splendid service. The Rev. S. S.
Harris. the pastor, preached a
forcefnl sermon 10 large ard
appreciative congregation. The
text was Acts 1919, subject, "A
CRY For Help"
A. 3 D. m. the pastor presented
the Rev W. A. Crider. OF Allen
Temple. who preached splendid
discourse from John 1910, sub
jeci. Life"
At : .. M, the evangelist, Fran
cos Fitzpatrick. presented the Rev.
Israel White. who preached a fine
message.
The third quarterly conference
will be held sunday, March II.
On the sick list are Nathan
James who is in Delray hospital
with a fractured leg; Mrs. lrez
Woodruff. who is i'll at Trinity
hospital. Thomas Adams. at Wayne
Sanitorium Mrs Ruby Tobias Is
back home and is doing fine
Mrs Lille Hills is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
First Baptist Hold Funeral For
Late II Year Old William Jackson

Father william Jackson died at
his lats residence, Monday. March
g. Al so am lie was - years Of
Az Sar,.N!ng the deceased are
his widow and solr daughters. al
50 Hxe ar3thi'drsn Funeral
services we've held Friday, March
Oscar S-1 ied Friday. March
He IS survived by his
sates- --.e4 s,ers and broth
81 Fsrtrs -'ts were held at IL
an T1ss-as March 70
To- Rvs 2 BLACK pastor Of
F.-s, Bsp' ;, church, was on the
s,rk is las Meek The morning
SERMON 9ss delivered hy the as
sis.arf pastor The Rev Mr.. FRI
fev, 81 .sc' Cod Needs Prepared
Se-ssr's text. Jer. Is.
The popularity contest between
ST. Ransom ard Mrs Brown was
financial success Mrs. Brown
VAS crowned queen
The senior choir Will present an
Easter cantata March "a at 1880
: ~ a. the church.
Among the shu,-ins OF the church
are Pastor Black Mrs Eta May
Geld and Mrs Virginia Anthony.
Nernard Ransom is church re-
porter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
St. Paul Will Hold
Palm Sunday Service

Palm Sunday will be observed
with special services at ST. Paul
AME church. Jay and Chene
streets, OF which the Rev. j. A.
Charleston is pastor. AT 7.30 the
pastor will speak on Consider
ing
The Sunday school will convene
at s:45 am. with George w. Gar
rer In charge
Pleasant Sunday Afternoon
will be observed AT pm, under
auspices OF the Class Leaders cho-
rus. Mrs. s. L. Barnes Is presi-
dent.
The Junior Allen Christian En-
deavor league Will meet at pm.
Miss Carrie Gordon is president.
The Senior CT group convene at
$50 pm. with Mrs. Iowa Williams
as president
Topic: Introduce Your Friend
To Christ John l:35-46.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
Christian Science

ancer vii be the subject
~ ~ lesson Sermon In all Chris
van Sl-nee Churches throughout
ee aord on sunday, March II.
isio.
The Golden Tex, Revelation
Holy. holy. holy. Lord
- AlmiSnfy which was, and is.
and $40 come"
Among ne Hible citations is this
passage Psalm ~ s. ~ BY the
NJ - no ford we're the heavens
made and All me hos, ~ them by
m" breath ~ his mouth. For he
'fase and u was done he com
maaaed ard Il stood fast"
foylels'lye passages 70 be read
IRON the Christian Science text
'ock. Science and IIealiil with
hey 70 The Scriptures by Mary
hakef Eddy. Include the following
y 'gsl Substance Is that which
s "ffrnsl and incapable OF dlscord
ttd decay The spiritual universe
including individual man. Is a
nmpound idea. reflecting the dl.
VIE substance Of Spirit"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16

The Rev. l.. ]. Benson. pastor OF
Thompson Avenue Baptist church.
preached last Sunday from Rev.
2O:l2, subject. THE Rollcall Unto
Judgment After the message. the
Loving Five Quartet resdered
selections. other music was fur
nished by the Senior choir Of which
r. J. Walton is director. Mr.. Bax-
TER soloist. sang MY Task" Miss
Bessie Ledell was pianist.
The Missionary society meets
each Monday at p. m.
splendid musical program
was held at Thompson Avenue
church at 3 D. m. Sunday. Mrs l..
A. Hall was mistress OF ceremon-
les. The affair was well attended
Mrs. NJ. l.. Ray is church ,repor-
ter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
Bishop J. ". Martin To Speak At
St. Paul anne Zion On Palm Sunday

Bishop John W. Martin. DID, OF
the Fifth Episcopal district OF the
AME Zion connection. will he guest
speaker at 81 Paul AME Zion
church on Palm Sunday. The SEN
ior choir Of the church will sing
special selections In the after
noon. the Usher board union will
hold us installation service. with
Pastor y. X Flack officiating.
The church deeply sympathizes
with Mesdames kllgo and Curry. IN
the recent loss OF their sister In
Philadelphia
Mesdames Mary Barton and Su-
sic Zuber were back In their places
at church last Sunday. much 10 the
delight % The members
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
Allen Temple AME

The Sunday morning service
was conducted at Allen Temple by
the pastor, the Rev w. A. Crider
The subject OF his sermon was
Confession; text. Romans f0:lO.
In this dynamic message, the
speaker stressed the benefits OF
confession and the eress OK Chris
tianity Mrs. Trumhull and her
singers rendered two selections
which all enjoyed.
Pastor Crider and the choir wor-
shipped at ST. Paul AME church
IN Southwest Detroit. at q n M.
Sunday. The Rev. s. s. Harris Il
pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen, prominent
members of Allen Temple have just
returned from Memphis, Tenn.
Gertrude Johnson Is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
Dr. Emerson Says Parental Lethargy Partial Cause OF Riots
Catholic Churches Prepare For
Holy Week Ending Good FRIDAY
Holy Week


The entire seven days OF Holy
Week. which begins on Sunday,
March II are dedicated TO the re-
enactment OF the passion and death
OF Our Divine Lord. The ceremon-
les OF these days show the sorrow
OF the Church for the suffering
Saviour. Palm Sunday opens the
Great Week. On this day at the
High Mass palms are blessed and
distributed 10 the faithful to COM
memorate the triumphal entry OF
Christ into Jerusalem five days be-
fore His death. A palm branch Is
sign OF victory and on Palm
Sunday II denotes Christ's victory
over sin and death. In the prayer
whilst blessing the palms the
Church asks God TO bless those
who dwell in the houses In which
the palms may be brought. Palms
will be blessed at the High Mass
at Sacred Heart Church and at ST.
Benedict the Moor church.
on The evenings OF Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday a prayer ser
vice called "Tercbrae" (darkness)
is observed in many churches. This
consists OF psalms. Lamentations OF
Jeremias. and lessons and respon-
SEES referring 10 Christ's suffering
and death.
On Wednesday. known as Spy
Wednesday" the Church commence
rates Judas bargain with the chief
priests ard magistrates for the
betrayal OF Christ.
On Holy Thursday is the solemn
observance OF the institution OF the
Sacrament OF the Altar. For il was
on this day that Christ changed
bread and wine into His body and
blood and ordained His apostles
and their successors, the bishops
and priests ito do this in com
memoration OF Me" After the
mass on this day, the Blessed Sac
ramert. in which Christ Is actual
~. really and truly present just as
lie Is in Heaven. is borne in pro-
cession 10 the Repository Altar. On
this Altar, adorned with flowers
and candles, the Blessed Sacra-
ment is reserved until Good Fri
day morning. Throughout Holy
Thursday the faithful spend some
time in alteration before their
Eucharistic Lord, thanking Him
for this Great Gift All are invited
10 visit the Catholic Churches.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
Women's Council Of
Ind Baptist Church
Witness A Program

The Wcmers council ~ Second
Raati> church met March with
Mss Am Warren presiding There
N2s a nice attendance including
several visitors Plans we're made
,or TIE banquet recently held The
presites was absent because OF
the lness O, her mother
A'fer ins meeting a musical pro-
gram VAS rendered At which time
piano s,,scuon ~as rendered by
Kiss RAMSEY
The Nlrses committee os the
o4ncl gave tea sunday March
fron 20 az De home % Mrs.
N7.e Rozer 1913 wilkins lwcn-
~ persons Mere present. among
= aon were Misses Matte and
ReSse Ramsey. Mesdan@s ne
Md. Dora Sews Ingram Davis,
Thorne- rrite Mitchell lefer-
son Woods Wes' ard Mr. Lamar.
a .ovss time was had hy all who
4fFartet
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
HartfordP rayerBand

TIE Hartford PRAYER band under
~ saaer nj Efy.ag. Is doing a
s.ai work among ne members.
NE Aarn j. really prac,icing re-
sar As wees Mrs Gibson
s4a her home and gave saeiieF
rs or. o, ne members who Was
Sour pace 10 stay. Another
ns4r very active looking aft
sr 100 sek iaking food 10 he
reees ana akinE oder members
~ sad rem prayer meeting in bad
w'atse iie Was unable o &c, A
ersA 'o- his car. and ne PRAYER
osaa gave sim a hait-year license
The members o, tae SEX COM
rfies VISITED three hospitals this
week and brought cheer 70 als pa
tents
Mrs Abbott reported several
comes having established family
srsrS
NJ Pits who has been III at
E.1se hospi'a.. i able 20 be ou-.
The PRAYER Rand Is ASKING fv-
srFHrs - prattce living "A fha
,-ssa % God his week Read
Psa "a 81 and mediate upon it.
z 8. N.yians reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
Gospel Choral Union
Progressing By Fine
Lead Of T. Dorse,
BY BobbIe BIackmap

It's fine thing TO pray ma
then just wait and watch for "A.
answer. That's just what the N,s1'
igan Gospel Choral Union -,
done and is still doing. The la
ion has had many boosts since l..
organization. but don, ,or,o,
there have been more knocks ,bs.
boosts. But OF II all. however Ca
has wonderfully blessed The org,.
nization and to-day we can Inv
with pride to the many achieve.
ments that the Union has made
Last week, as expected our no.
tional chieftiar. Prof Thomas
Dorsey. visited with us in Our .y
ira session of the state convsn.
ton. One OF the first things ira,
Professor Dorsey did here was 4
dedicate the Unions prayer room
lovely room in the annex Of Nsw
Salem, our headquarters which Ia,
been given for this purpose Thu
prayer by Professor Dorsey va,
very fervent. Pastor Walker follow.
ed him in prayer. after which Pre-.
sident Hutchins added her suppu.
cations.
The officers and members then
knelt at the beautiful altar. built nv
our prayer secretary Like ,rus
shepherd. Professor Dorsey nlaced
his arms around the chllleen and
led them to the altar and PRAYED
for them.
On the same night Professor
Dorsey was presented in Ypsilanh
by the Second Baptisi church At
the Harriet Street school Word,
OF welcome were given nv DR. Per.
ry Response was made by the car.
responding secretary. Applause
was enthusiastic. as Professor
Dorsey presented several rev
selections President Hu'chlns o,
course, was happy over her effo-s
so was frst vice president. Nor.
ton.
Thursday night Professor Dor.
sey was presented at Campbell
AME church. In Chatham. nntarin
The Mayor OF Chatham extended
welcome. The city clerk and Other
officials were prescnf with fhei,
wives. The Mayor praised prss.
dent Hnichins' work in that ssc.
ton, and Professor Dorseys work
IN general. He extended an invita-
tion TO Professor Dorsey 70 cone
10 Chatham this summer and spend
a few days.
The Friday. Saturday and SIN.
day sessions were held Al prirgs
Albert Baptist church Of the TENN
Concession Saturday night ne
young people were in charge and a
good program was rendered AZ IL
ual Morris MCGEE directed tD
music.
Elder c. L. Morton vas guest
speaker Friday night. Al he clos
ing service SUNDAY night every
space was taken. The pulpit was
filed with ministers. all o. whom
pledged their support 100 per cent
10 the unions efforts Financially
the session was success Thiry'
nine dollars was donated 10 tho
ministers. and s12.4S 70 ihe Rev.
Mr.. Browning, the pastor who u
i'll.
Continued on page l0l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
United Christian

with the approach OF spring the
United Christian church, 563l Thir-
tieth street, seems to be taking on
new energy and life. The attend
ance ard Interest are increasing
Members are looking forward 10 a
great Easter program 10 be given
by the Sunday school department
Palm Sunday will be a big day Al
this church. Services will he held
al 1880 am, 1870 pm. and SPIN.
Visitors are always welcome AT the
United Christian church. The Rev.
X. l. Jordan Is minister: r. X.
Rouse. reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
When Bladder i Irrltafed
When Passage Il Difficult
When Backache Results
Flush Poisonous Waste and
Acid From Kidneys
GAIN IN HEALTH

IL you aren't feeling just right
are nervous have dizzy spells and
occasional backache - study your
kidneys and learn more about your
self.
Through the delicate filters OF the
kidneys. acid and poisonous waste
are drawn from the blood and dis
charged from the body thru the
bladder - sometimes these filters
are less active than they should he
because of excess poisonous waste
and kidneys do not function prop
erly-they need harmless stimula-
tlon.
One reliable medicine. highly e.
hcieut and inexpensive Il GOLD
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
Mt. Zion Baptist

The Rev. r. w. Wright preach
ed At II a.m. Sunday. subject. II
Am stranger: Don't Drive Me
Away"
A special program will he rem.
dered at MI. Zion on March 10 10
which the pubilc IL Invited.
Deacon Morton Ia sill III. Mrs.
NJ. Kennedy 10 convalescing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
Israel Gospel Chorus

The Israel Gospel chorus held
's installation services last Sum
day AZ pm. The chorus made TIA
fr" official appearance with a
grand program. which was big
succese Mrs. Byrd IL director.
Mrs. NJ. williams IL church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
New Salem Baptist

Washington, SUNDAY school
a'erdert .s doing fine work.
it- r.on was reviewed SUNDAY
~ ~ ? r. Sell.
L. morning sermon was uteAah-
~ Pastor C. ". Wake. theme
The King tex. Ats
s4 owing timely remarks hy
ligicnirs, The senior choi'
Rev 4 r. Tate. pastor o,
Rock Bap'is' church. preach.
- ne afternoon
40 welcome A. New salem
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
Church OF God

TIE sunday morning 80, vice a,
'r- taHrn % God vas impressive.
hat'nr T p MeGnee pea, he'd an
-. e..eai sermon. text lonn 20 %
Z 40 @ese sdds. % ne church
ne NYpi I'D an Interesting
m-f'.'- samle. Randsi discussed
re essen
A. re- Hgh' serN Pastor Nc
G1ee preached a 'or,efgl sermon
ron pssns as 20
se~or and memhers o; the
fa' wore invited % ~ Zion
Baptist ar March II
Ns r7ie Hair Is church re-
y ..a-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
UNREST OF
COMMUNITIES
REVIEWED
Says Prejudiced
Teachers Should
Be Ousted

E1so-s Nots --ras-s lift's F'sifs
TO Dstrolt chareass are made eAch
seek ~ titcfnsy Aifrvd casey ~nq
"a sreris reIreaenfsfiNe = The -
:roit Irio-oa 10 ris srfieiea Attef-
ne, casaey xves sNic cose ~
ara i-fc rnssfise arcolr, ~ 10 e5oe
r.as sra vtiss 81 ~ i,t r.tlA
rr lrrres vs. -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16

Edison. Mrs. White aud Nj. Jes-
sic SMILEY
Mrs Minnie Duncan a church
renOrfpr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-03-16
Notice!

All church News must no In the
office ny Noncav noon Of each
week.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-22
States Principal Crops
To Claim Less Acreage

Continued From Page Onel
Of 2 per cent for coWpeas; and OF
one per cent for corn and Irish po-
tatoes. Sweet potato paintings will
be down 2 per cent.
Outstanding facts about individual
crops, as they appear in the pros
pectiVc planting report are:
TOBACCO: The probable crop OF
$4,000 acres will be II per cent be-
low the average planting for the last
ten years, and if production per acre
is that Of the 10 year average the
total yield will be 440,48O,0O0 pounds,
the shortest in five years.
CORN: While North Carolina is
planting slightly larger crop (last
year 48,087OOO bushels were har-
vested from 2,468,OO0 acres) the Unit
ed States as a whole shows reduc-
ton of acreage which will make this
years the lowest in more than &c
years.
HAY: Prospective planting figures
indicate another record tame hay
crop for the state. The all-time rec
ord of 100000 acres was set last
year and this year it looks like there
will be four per cent greater acre
age planted. II will be the fourth
consecutive year Of increase.
PEANUTS: The indicated acreage
is the largest since 1882. While North
Carolina and Virginia propose in
creased production. outlook is for de-
creaSeS in the southeast area (Geor-
gia and Alabama) and in the south
west (TeXas, Arkansas, Louisiana
and Oklahoma).
SOYBEANS: Largest crop in the
history Of the state is indicated, with
the probability that ii will run 80
per cent above the average for the
past ten years.
COWPEAS: North Carolina and
Missouri alone indicate increased
production this year. The U. S. crop
is expected 10 be about per cent
off.
IRISH POTATOES: There is an in
dictated decrease in the early COM
mercial potatoes, but the non-com-
mercial early and the late CONNER
cial crop will result in total plant
ings of $4,000 acres against $4,000
last year.
SWEET POTATOES: Smallest crop
since 1929 indicated by the prospec-
tive two per cent reduction.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-22
Boyd's Crossroads
nv AIlene f. Carey

Mr. and Mrs. ". =. Hope ana
family of WILLIAMSBURG, spent 0uh-
day evening with M. and MIS-. Kay
Hope. a
MIR. and Mrs. j. a. Norwood ana
daughter, Ruth. spent Sunday win
Mir. and Mrs. W. II. Proctor.
Misses Nellie and Mary Short ana
Johnnie Fleming and Aubrey DICK
erSon spent Sunday evening WIN
Mir. and Mrs. George Stegall ana
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Moss and
children, Linwood, Dan, and shirley
we're the Friday night guest OF MI
and Mrs. W. W. Carey.
Miss Mary Belle Card OF Henoer-
son spent Saturday night with MISS
Irene TerIl--.
Misses Elizabeth and Mildred IWlS-
dale have returned to their nome
after spending few days with Miss
Rosa Hope. .-
Misses ElaiSe Carey and Jenn'c
Proctor spent Saturday night with
Miss Mamie Kimball.
Noel Thomas Stegall spent Sunday
with Cleave Stegall.
Misses Marie and leila Dew
Woody spent Monday night VITA
their sister. Mrs. Edwin keeton.
William Carey. OF Stovall, visited
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ". W.
Carey SATURDAY. night.
Miss jamie Kimball is spending a
few days with Miss Mamie kImoall.
Misses Shirley and Rosa Marie
Hope of Henderson spent the week.
end with Miss Virginia Hope.
Miss Mary Ann Watkins spent
Tuesday night with Miss Flora E.
Riggan.
Misses Mildred and Elizabeth
Twisdale and Rosa Hope visited Mr.
and Mrs. Boyd Henderson Tuesday
Mrs. Woodrow Medling and Ber-
nard Watkins of Henderson spent
Sunday evening with their sister
Mrs. W. \. Proctor.
Miss Elizabeth Proctor spent Sun
day night with Miss Ruth Norwood.
We are glad to learn that Roy
Hope is getting on fine, after suffer-
ing with an injured leg for about
three OF four weeks.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-03-22
Conflict Between Homes
And Autos Causes Eco
nomic and Social Change

Continued From Page One1