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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-08

constituents that apparently
"aristocratic influences" were
at work and charged:
If generals in the British
army or war office are to have
their own way then all talk
of democracy is simply hum
bug"
The political writer for the
important Press association,
whose news report goes to vir-
tually every newspaper in Brit
ain, wrote that "only a frank
explanation (by the govern
ment, can allay an unpleasant
feeling that something unusual
has happened in British poll
tics"
He cited Chamberlain's let
ter accepting Hore-B elisha's
resignation and expressing con-
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-08

fidence in the former war Sec
rotary. "Why was a man who
had achieved as much as Hore'
Belisha dismissed if the pre-
mier had confidence in him?"
the correspondent asked, add
ing that Chamberlain had told
Hore-B elisha in a conference
at which he was dismissed that
there was ''prejudice" against
the war secretary.
The correspondent said men,
bers of parliament wanted to
know:
What is the pressure to
which Prime Minister Cham
berlain has yielded?
What are the exalted influ-
ences from which pressure has
come and why can't they come
into the Open2
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-08
BIZ TER WEATHER STALLS RED DRIVES ON |NLAA AND
Scandinavian Countries
Will Not Serve AS Base
For War Against Russia

hand over bases to foreign
troops. Any attempts in this d.
rection would be repulsed - if
necessary with arms"
The Swedish viewpoint was
that Sweden's very desire to
help Finland necessitates the
strictest neutrality in the Euro
pean war. If dragged into the
continental conflict, S W e d en-
would have to concentrate all
her energy on her own defenses.
In discussing the growing ap-
prehension in the Scandinavian
countries over the confused Fin
nish-R Russian and European war
situations, the newspaper Poll
tiken, which often expresses the
views of the Danish foreign min
lister, DIR. Peter Munich, said the
prevailing nervousness was be-
Continued on Page Three; Col. 2
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-08
Fight Against
Federal Fund
Cuts Expected
First Threat OF Rebellion
Shown By Farm Aid
Payments Supporters
RUSSELL AIRS VIEWS
Harrison To Push Efforts
For Special Committee
To Study Budget
BY JACK BELL

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-R-
The first open threat on Capitol
Hill of a rebellion against the ap-
preparation cuts proposed in Presi-
dent Rooesvelt's budget came today
from senate supporters of farm
benefit payments.
With the senate scheduled to act
tomorrow on a proposal to create a
special senate-house committee to
make a broad study of the fiscal
situation, Senator Russell O-Ga)
served notice that, whether Or not
congress wrote it's own budget, a
determined fight would be made to
continue agricultural appropriations
near the level of $1,000, 00,oo9 ap-
proved for this fiscal year.
Cut In New Budget
The President cut this amount to
approximately 5000, 900, 900 in the
new budget which proposed total
expenditures of about $S,424, 900, 900,
a reduction of $675, o00, 900 from this
year.
There is no Justification for TAX.
ing more than half Of the total bud
get reduction out of farm funds"
Russell told reporters. "As far as
I am concerned, 1 am going to do
all I a to e that that money is
put back in the budget"
Russell, who is chairman Of the
agricultural appropriations sub.com-
mittee and a farm bloc leader,
said he thought that a minimum of
5000, O00, 900 should be made avail
able for farm parity" payments.
An appropriation of 1925, 900, 900 this
year provided funds from which
growers of corn, cotton, wheat, rice
and tobacco were paid about Is per
cent of the difference between the
current price of their crops and the
pre-World war price level.
Because agricultural prices have
been increasing, the President made
no allowance in his budget for such
payments.
Will Seek Committee
Senator Harrison (D-Miss), au-
thor of the proposal for a special
congressional budget study, SAID he
would ask the senate tomorrow for
immediate consideration of his reso-
luton authorizing appointment Of a
special budget committee OF "a SEN
ate and house members.
With the Mississippi senator
claiming that President Roosevelt
was Gin sympathy" with the move,
it appeared likely that his resolu-
ton would be adopted by the SEN
ate, although some members ex-
pressed opposition.
Few thought, however, that house
members, some of whom have spent
nearly a month in preparing appro-
priations bills, would agree to delay
action on these measures while such
a survey was being made.
Although Harrison insisted that
the inquiry could go ahead while
tie house was passing these bills,
Senator Byrnes (D-SC), influential
member Of the senate %appropria-
tions committee, said he thought
this would be impractical.
"The house would be disposed to
stand by it's action and that would
Continued on Page Three: Col. 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-08
NATIONAL GUARD
NEEDS EQUIPMENT
Congress Is Asked To Pro-
vide More Planes, Guns,
Supplies For Service

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-R-
General Albert H. Banding, chief
of the national guard bureau, re-
ported today that the citizen sol
diers were seriously short of arms
and equipment.
He also said in his annual re-
port that the war departments OBJ
jective was to whip the guardsmen
into shape as a mobilization day
combat force"
Officials have estimated that I'M
der present conditions one to two
months could be required to train
the guard units in the event of
war and. an even longer period
would be necessary for acquiring
critical items of armament.
Under appropriation estimates
HOTfinvIoI - =, Do~o Tnroos Co1 Ky
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Russian Fleet ManeuVerS
Are Started In Red Sea
Russian Detachment
Freezes To Death

Jan. 7.-R-
Dispatches from the Salla front
in northwest Finland told today
a story of bitter cold and death.
A Finnish patrol, coming sud-
denly upon a detachment OF
Russian troops, was surprised
when the enemy continued to
lie still in the snow as the
Firms approached.
Cautiously advancing, the
Firms found the entire detach-
ment-15O men-frozen to death
behind barbed wire entangle'
ments.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-08
FRENCH ARTILLERY
SILENCES GERMANS
French Also Garry Out Sue
cessful Patrol Operations
On The Western Front

PARIS, Jan. 7.-LR-A heavy
artillery duel northeast Of Sarre-
guemines in. which French batter
les silenced a German barrage was
reported today by military sources.
The duel, lasting an hour, dur
ing the night, was opened by the
Germans, these reports said. The
French replied with concentrated
fire from their rs, 105 and 155
millimeter guns, and the enemy ar
tillery ceased.
There was no infantry activity
during the engagement, but the
French reported successful patrol
operations at several other points.
French scouting parties, accord.
ing to these reports, reached ems
CONTINUED on Page Three; Col. ~
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-08
By EDWIN STOUT

LONDON, Jan. 7.-R-The
cutlery against the abrupt dis
missal of Leslie Hore- Belisha
as war secretary swelled to-
day and members of parlia-
ment talked of 4 secret session
to fight it out.
The core of the criticism was
a demand to know what Tex
allied influences" behind Prime
Minister Chamberlain made
him drop his brisk, army-re-
forming minister and the con-
tention that so-calIed aristo-
cratic forces held the whip
hand.
The majority of London
newspapers screamed protests.
Laborite Emanuel Shinwell
declared in a speech to his
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-08

COPENHAGEN, d k,
Jan. 7-(R-Scandinavian news
papers today declared Sweden
and Norway would reject with
arms" if necessary any attempt
by a great power to use their
territory as a springboard for an
attack against another.
This assertion was made to
refute German press declarations
that the allies were using the
pretext of aid to Finland as an
excus to gain a foothold for an
attack on Germany.
Berlin newspapers also warm
ed the two countries against
providing transport facilities for
allied war materials destined for
Finland.
The Norwegian newspaper
Aftenposten commented:
ut is obvious that Sweden and
Norway by no means intend to
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-08
TELL THEM AND
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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-08

North FORECAST
ued cola oSfollna: Cloudy and contin-
snow anu anu Monday and Tuesday with
light rain night freezing interior and
"'' On the coast Monday.
ending 7t.S9oooglcal data for the "a hours
'''0 p; M, Yesterday.
1:3e temperature
Il; 7i ~; 80; 7:3o a. m. 80; 1:3o D..
Mininnm ' Sv p. m. So; maximnm Al.
mean "a: normal A..
30 a ~ Humidity
m. "a; 7.3 NJ ~; 7:30 a. L.. So; lao n.
Total 70. Precipitation
~ inches. q hours ending 7:3o D. M.
O4S incbess' total since first Of month
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22
Conant Gardens

Now that school is over the
streets will be filled with many
children playing Lets hope that
all motorists will be especially
careful
Little Marion wood. Tribune
News girl OF 1886 Maine street.
has been suffering from an arm In
jury received in the wringer OF the
washing machine.
MANY were wondering why Ju-
Nor Kemp wac all pulled MP and
seemingly poui0ne about last week
until II was discovered that poor
Junior has the mumps. So sorry.
The Rev and Mrs Raw who have
been visiting AZ the home. ~ Mr..
and Mrs. Brown smith OF Kllnger
street left last Thursday for their
home In Elizabeth Tenn.
Mrs Andrew Cabiness Is con-
valescing al her home on Norwood
avenue.
Mrs Minnie Rallinger Of Nevada
avenue suffered a slight strok @
last week She was found uncnn-
scious by her husband in their
home on his return from work
Mrs. Ballinger Is improving
Vernon Chapel
The Rev Sterling Jones was
guest speaker ~ the morning scrv-
ice last Sunday. His text was, job
I14.1i
The Senior choir will render its
final in series Of fourth SUNDAY
programs June % a. 3 nm Out
standing talent Is expected 20 ap-
pear Tolbert Collins IS director
The Trustee Helpers are sponsor
ing play ~ be given June oS at
nm The title is Men Not Want
ed "
The ushefs will worship with
Greater Rothel church sunday.
June % on the occasion ~ the
Bethel boards 29nd anniversarv
Dr Glen settles OF Cleveland will
be the speaker
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22
Kalamazoo News

The Senior Mothers club OF Kali
amazoo held their closing meeting
last Friday evening at the home
Of Mrs. Selby CRANE. Election OF
officers for the coming year was
held.
Miss Franci. Birch OF Chicago
Illinois spent a weeks vacation Wis.
ting her parents. MIR. and Mrs. Nj
S. Birch OF Krum avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Wright left
last Sunday for Indianapolis. Indi-
ana. whore thew attended the fun
eral of +. W. Wright Of that city
The deceased is the brother OF
Robert Wright.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. s. Birch gave
breakfast last Sunday morning
at their home ir honor OF Miss
Frances Birch and Daniel Battles
who is a native OF Chicago. Twelve
attended.
A large audience heard the pro-
gram recently rendered by the
Dungel family OF East Chicago. A
program OF vocal ard instrumen
tai numbers were we'll rendered
Dole Dungil father and leader OF
the group. Is the former resident OF
Kalamazoo. Mrs. Dungill also ap-
peared on the program.
Miss Alice Bernadine Earl and
George Whitlock were married al
a pretty wedding at the home of the
brides parente. Mr.. ard Mrs. Frank
Earl last Sunday, June is.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22
Free Samples Given
To Those Who Want
Lighter Compilations


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cover cost OF mailing and handling.
DO this today
DR.. Fred Palmer's Skin W'hitener
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is only Csc Use II according to al
rections with the package II you
are not satisfied with the way YOU
say goodbye" to excessively tam
ned, freckled outer skin. your
money hack for the asking. Thou
sands OF women use DR.. Fred
Palmer's Skin Whitener to win a
lighter, clearer surface skin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22
WINDSOR
h, ARYTIA CmAsr

Rev G. T. Wells occupied the
pulpit at both services. keeping the
memory Of his father Dr, and Mrs
Perry were IN attendance AT the
morning Worship.
Mrs Rose Hawkins donated 60
the church. the organ which has
graeed her home Tor some yeafs
It was used FOR the first time in
the church lasi sunday. and the
song requested hy Mr. Hawkins
entitled. "Take the Name of Jesus
with You" WAS sung This hymn
viii be SURG often tn memory OF
the Kindness OF the donor
The Home Mission Society viii
have a service in the church on
the last SUNDAY in Jnne
vi. Zion Church oi God In Christ
on SUNDAY afternoon al The MI
Zion church of God IN Chrisi. To-
Gated at 795 NcDourall Elder Bill
IL Roberts an ex-conyict ~ Wash
fngton. D G. preached The morning
sermon. Text. blessed is the man
that walkeih NOT In tho counsel Of
tho Nngodly. nor siandeih IN me
way Of sinners nor sitieih In the
seat ~ the scornful'
At , Pm services were broad.
cast. and Elder Morton radio
speaker. conferred tho honor on
Elder Roberts who preached q very
iouching sermon MANY visitors
were present during the broadcast
from Warren Ypsianti Michiear
Washington. u c. ard Rev Brown
Of Warren. Ohio.
Elder Roberts conducted a re-
vi,al AZ the church last week,
which was qniie successful. The
revival will continue each night
AZ the church, 7a5 McDoueall.
Windsor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22
InRster Jottines
By MRS. WILLA MAE BINION

| Daughter Hall. Daughters Rosa
Boden. Anna Johnson. Mamie Nel-
son and Rose Simmons attended
the sessions OF the State association
OF lBPOEW Exalted Ruler George
Wilson and Robert simmons also
attended the state association
Miss Mary Lon Nelson. Of Har-
rison road. received her degree in
secretarial scierce al WAYNE uni
lersity. Monday evening.
The future DR. Watson Nonrg
was seen SUNDAY by the reporter
driving black Mercury S. The
student at L. OF NJ.
Kate Bolden Is also back from
Tuskegee. whore she is matriculat-
irg in dieietics.
Smith Chapel Church
Services AT Smith Chapel SUNDAY
were excellent The choir sang
lift In Your Heads. Oh We Gates.
Mrs Beatrice Hamilton. OF Metro
politan Baptist church. Detroit,
was also present and rendered two
selections Miss Abial Roundtree
was in attendance. wearing cap
and gown.
Rev. Evans preached from the
subject What is Man That Thou
Are Mindful of Him. Three as
sessions were made 10 the church.
in persons OF Mrs Vera Ivy. Mrs.
Prudence Vance and Mrs Odcm
The Willing Workers Board Of
Smith Chapel met Monday night at
tho home OF MIS- Alberta Lewis of
cherry street with Mrs. Irene Kill
gore. vice-president. presiding.
The Missionary society is pre-
scnting a Pleasant Sunday after
noon program next SUNDAY after
noon Mrs lydia Williams is presi-
dent The Senior choir presented
The Detroit Spiritual Singers AZ
; pm SUNDAY
The CMt have Just closed their
District conference at Womack
Temple CME church. One OF the
outstanding features Of the confer
ence was the Iavman's Activity
program on Saturday Chester Ar
thur Adams was reelected ~ Dis
trici Lay leader lie is also vice
preidentof the General Conference
l.aymen. The principal speaker
was Dr. II. VI. Wisdom OF 6449 Rus
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22

building program over Let's all
fan 10 line. and assist with our
finance.
Ministers who VIII take nart IN
The Fews Memorial celebration To-
gclher with their choirs. inclpde
The Rcv g. w Smms me Rev.
Mr. iarkson Tho Roy " Hooks
tho Rev r. & Copeland Tho Rev.
! " Candy TIC ROY Nolson Prv-
or the Rev 4 " Martin. fhc R-v.
a G Wrlehi ne Rev j. X Jews,
me Ror Mas Wsrtcff
II. John AMI Church
Tho Res J y Lyons delivered
q message SUNDAY from Eek. IS
e2 s1bmrt salvation OF our own
souls Visitors were Mrs I. -.
Monbry. Chicago Mr r A skin
nor ch.rago Mr. 4 n Patterson.
- Louis and relatives ~ INC pas-
tor tho Rev y pwof. as Nell as
three graduates ~ trof>o high
Miss II Ruin Hogan Miss 02helia
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22

Well folks. June Is here and so
il is time for wedding hollis \ lit
tie bird tells me that Alberta Pace
is Mrs now. Is that so little
senior?
Robert Green. one OF the mem
bers OF the Senior class was strick-
en- with appendicitis while on the
senior trip up in northern Michi-
gan and was taken to the Edith II.
hospital for treatment. lie was able
20 be at the Baccalaureate scrNiccs.
Sunday.
Speaking OF addresses. Rev. \.
u. Eyars delivered a very inter-
esting address 10 the seniors. en-
titled. "The Door 10 Success Is
Labeled Push" He admonished the
seniors TO push hard and continue
TO push. The address was delivered
ut the Church oof God IN Christ on
Harrison avenue. Invocation was
given by Rev. O. r. Jones. The
program was as follows: solo. My
Redeemer and My Lord. nv Har-
old Koch: "Oh How Lovely, choir
OF Detroit. Alice Thompson. direc-
tor. scripture reading. Rev r. II
Cobb: solo. MY Task. Mrs. Rose
Mary Simmons: "Ilear My Cry ON
Lord. Smiths Chapel choir. J.. 7.
Hardison. director; haccalaureaie
address. Rev. a. ID Evans; Every
Time Feel the Spirit. Livingston
choir. Remarks were given by the
following ministers and members
Of the school board. Rev. A. J.
Merritt. Rev. A. J. Keys. Rev 5.
A. Sea. Rev. f. r. Jones. Robert
Simmons. Henry s. Matthews.
Gardner King and Mrs Mabel Van
clear. Mrs. Elfreida Schaner. who
has so ably piloted the ship OF cd
ucation in Inkster for the past six
teen years. and who Is uperinien-
dent OF the District Seven schools.
had the closing words.
The Daughters OF Grace Alma
Temple OF Elks. met Monday eye
ming ut nm. With Rosa Bolder.
Daughter Ruler. presiding Afler
the business. she declared all Of
fices vacant and Daughter john
ME Hall. local deputy. held the
election OF officers with few tN-
captions. all officers were ro-elect-
ed. Daughter Sadie Bailey Of Bcn-
lah Land Temple. accompanied
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22

The River Rouge high schoo.
held its commencement program
recently. with happy class OF
twenty-four colored students Thsae
young people will be the guests Of
Mrs. Fleta Radcliffe very efficient
attendant OF the McFall Brothers
Parlors. on Tuesday. June Is. a. 5
?. m. at Union Raplist church. The
hostess hae been one OF the strong
builders OF our ciiy. having had
charge OF the local funeral home
since 1929 Zach year FOR the pa
six wears. she has been able 20
bring happiness 10 the graduates and
their parents by these affairs N
their honor Those who received
diplomas are Misses Annie GOoIe,
Mary Choice. Roxie Royals. char
lotte Jones. Edlih Brow. Oyeda
Bonds. Patricia henderson, Alifue
Cuss Louise Sadlcr. Elizabeth
Wakeley. Marion Moore. Ruth Cas-
Well. Juaniia Darden Cora White.
Ernestine Ward MeSsrs Nathan
tel Sandwith Willie J. Goodw NJ.
James Roundtree. Hrnrv Duncan.
Willie Duncan Eds.i Gooae LEROY
Stone. Robert Leonard ana Thomas
Neusom Fun report o. tho hanqnof
viii BE- published IN noxt week (.
issue Read the Tribune. our pop.-
lar weekly
BeeclIw ood Center
BeechwOOd COmmllNiv ceufsr
is making some changes In iheir
summer program and ~" taking
on new work Miss Sullivan who
has been so Instrumental IN bring
ing the work 20 such high degree
of efiiciency may have the full zoe
operation ~ all me members cad
friends OF inc West Side The soft
ball season L. here and man, ram
are scheduled James Jackson Is
working hard Tor the stars ('lar-
cnce Sabbath and ieniy Pollard
are pulling hard for me Nor'hrlp
school All are coaches for our
colored teams
We have just received word thar
quite few OF 0ar rradaafes are
planning 20 further their different
careers. bv enteiln- several uuifer-
sites ana law schools
10 the many callers on HE phone
as 10 the condition of the VICTIM.
who was shot by Willie Aluus u.
IS reported somewhat improved af
4 the SIDNEY Sumby hospital ~ WAS
+ SnOf bv William Young
Few, Memorial tNE Church
Fews Memorial CME chNn,h VII
celebrate Us iwenis first arrivar-
sary from Nondly june T. fl.rooeh
July 6 The Roy. Mr Crane me
pastor Is laboring hard 20 pat iAs
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NINNNNINI1NNINNEN1ENgE1NN
NTIAC NEWS
Nv 7. 7. HARRIS


Harvey street sustained minor IN
jurieS when he was hif by n truck
recently. stephens Is In the Cen
eral hospital
/. J. Y. Hills OF Baslev street who
has hern ill for several days IS
confined in the ST. Joseph Mercy
hospital
The New Bethel closed sue
ccsslul rally sunday afternoon at
pm The Rev. Timberlake. pas
tor spoke AZ pm.
The MARRIAGE OF Mrs. Emma
owen 90 Williams Watkins was
solcmnized~Jure 3. A shower was
given in the brides honor June Is.
The Rev. c. s. Butler was guest
speaker at New Hope at 1890 a I'm.
Mcmhers are planning an anniyer-
sarv program 10 begin June 20
Mrs. Bertha Reddick OF Jackson
street has returned from an ex-
tended visit in Mississippi with
friends and relatives in Chicago.
Mrs. Mittie Weakley attended
Newman AME church last sunday,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22

For the last week most OF the
activities Of Trinity Baptist church
have been suspended because the
pastor aud many members OF the
congregation We're attending the
SUNDAY School and BNPU conven-
tion OF the Metropolitan District
association In Flint at the Golden
Leaf Baptist church. Mrs. Gertrude
Fleming wax the convention rep
resenialIve from Macedonia church.
Rev c + Walker and congrega-
tion ~ ST. John Methodist church
worshipped AT 1870 pm a New
man Methodist church Of which the
Rev. VI. L. Spears is pastor.
Presiding Elder r. r. Washington
held his fourth quarterly confer
ence at Newman AME church juno
rs and spoke on tho topic. "Thc
Power OF Prayer"
Mrs. ID Keene furnished tho mu-
sic for the services al tho church
of God Sunday. The pastor, Rev.
]. Dooley spoke al 1870 pm.
Little Zexherea stephens Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-22
Slants On Ypsilanti
BY EUGENIA O'RANNON

James Paitor. Memphis. Tenn:
Mrs. Beulah Taylor and little son
Eddie Lee; Mrs. Mary Roman and
Miss Octayia Curry. all OF Browns
Vile. Tenn Elder Foster was tho
guest speaker at the Church OF
Christ Sunday
The YPWW Unity meeting met
at the church Monday night Elder
Patton was guest speaker He is
son-in-law OF the chief apostle, c.
H. Mason.
Weber Hawkins. Of Brownsville.
Tenn was also recent guest al
the home ~ Deacon Taylor.
Mrs Leslie Anderson. Tribune
reporter for the Church of God IN
Christ. had as her guest last week
her uncle James Waller. also
George Williams and soE. George
Of Albion.
Little Helen Simmons. daughter
OF Roy. and Mrs. II. G.. simmons
recently sustained a broken arm
when she fell al the school picnic
al Recreation park Wednesday.
Rev Obey, OF lnkster, was pull
pit guest AZ Second Baptist church
Sunday morning
Mrs. Amelia Perdu. 5a2 Harriet
street passed awav Sunday morn
ing June 1G. at the age Of Sc
The funeral was held Thursday
June %. from Second Baptist
church
Among the sick are: Mrs. Mae
Casey who was taker 10 local
hospital recently; and George
Thompson. who suffered stroke
last week and IS seriously III Al
his home on Jefferson avenue Rev
Il. C. Brown who has been III has
returned home on Frederick street.
and desires TO be visited by his
manv friends
Mrs Hazel Green. Mrs. fedora
Tanner and Miss Serre easier
We're messengers for the Mission
arv society and BYPV 10 the Mef
roliian Baptist Womcn's and BYPl'
convention which met last week in
! Flint All made excellent reports.