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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-07-19
NEW DEFENSE TAX

The New National Defense Tax
became effectice Judy LIST.
The tax is applicable to amuse-
ments, liquor and gasoline and oil
as we'll as many other luxuries.
In amusements, the tax is cent
on each 10 cents or fraction thereof
where the amount is more than 20
cents. Thus, 40 cent movie or base
ball game will now cost "A cents.
The tax on cigarettes is 1926 per
1000 instead of $500.
On gasoline and oil the tax is
raised a " cent per gallon.
Liquor will be taxed at the rate OF
$500 per gallon, raised from $2.25.
All money collected for the De-
tense Tax will be kept apart from
other revenues and spent for Nat
ional Defense exclusively.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-07-19
HARRY BODEIN

Funeral services for Harry Bod
elm, AZ, for 10 years postmaster at
Perry Point, who died at hospital
in Baltimore, on July 2, were held
Friday afternoon from Patterson's
Funeral Home, Perryville. The Rev.
R. Allen Brown of Havre de Grace
officiated and interment was in West
Nottingham Cemetery. Mr.. Bodein,
who was active in the American
Legion. was elected commander of
the post at Havre de Grace on June
20. His wife, two stepsons, and two
brothers survive.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-07-19
Treasury Gadget

Stretched across the top OF the
tellers' windows of the state treas
urer's Office in Springfield, ILL.,, are
many strands of wire which look
like radio aerials.
Ed Lonergan, press agent for
Treasurer Louie E. Lewis, explains
they are part of robbery-burglary
system, charged with high voltage
to prevent climbing into the treasury
Office and fixed to set off alarms
in police stations.
Cost of the system is $1,000 and
it saves $4,000 annually on theft in
surance. Little money is kept in the
Office, but there are many bonds bur-
glars might yen for.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-07-19
MRS. HATTIE M. ELLISON

Mrs. Hattie M. Ellison, wife of
L. Frank Ellison, of Chesapeake
City, died at Union Hospital, Elkton,
on July 2.
Funeral services were held on
Friday, July 5, at IL a. M, at the
Pippin's Funerarl Home with in
terment in Bethel cemetery.
Mrs. Ellison is survived by her
husband. She was the daughter of
the late James Morgan and Rebecca
Freeman Morgan, First District,
Cecil county.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-07-19
LONELY ISLAND MAIDS HAVE
TO STEAL THEIR MEN

Fascinating illustrated article re-
vealing the sad plight of forsaken
girls of South Seas Island, whose
male population has dwindled and
where gentlemen visitors are &C
tually carried away for romance.
Don't miss this feature In the July
28th issue of
THE AMERICAN WEEKLY
the big magazine distributed with
the RALTMORE AMERICAN
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-07-19

conception
the fact that the model this years production left the
this production record E. Coyle general
Chevrolet shown efD above with w. H general sales
mOnh together with
the New Fair open
obtanabe dealers
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-07-19

Holland exports SO electric ughk
bulbs . miastsl
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-07-19

Many a man injuries his eyesdght
looking out for No. !.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1940-07-19

Failure fails as strenuously as
success succeeds.
La gaceta., 1940-05-18
1ANNoTTf AcosTo A patti
LEE

New York, mayo 1f.-Con I'm
peso de 127 libras, joey Iannot-
ii, de New Haven, Sc bati6 con
Paul Lee, 1875 libras, de India
napolis, y con una s6lida dere-
cha a la mandfbula, en- Ell tercer
asalto, lie derrib6 a la Iona por la
cuenta de diez. Presenciaron la
pelea mas de 5000 personals.
Tami Mauriello, eli invicto bo-
xeador del Bronx, alcanz6 su de
Gina sexta victoria, en- Ell semi
final, derrotando a Norman Hur
man, campe6n canadense del ye
so weller.
liurdman ~sostuvo I'm vigoro-
so combate, sin ceder terreno,
pero Mauriello anot6 mas pun
tos que 81.
Mickey LAMAR, del Bronx,
129 libras, venci6 por decision a
Eddie Voccia, del Bronx.
La gaceta., 1940-05-18

Pero Juan Jose movia la ca
beza lentamente, con ademan
desGado, al tempo que su boca
livida Y SEGA por la fiebre Sc a.
bria con Ia flor de una sonrisa
de muerto...
lie digo curaras, hijo milo!
-repetia Uuisa queriendO CO.
municar al pobre enfermo SUI E.
nergia Y Sus entusiasmos.
-iY daroEanadia la ma-
DIRE de Celia. SPor que no Sc
ha de curar usted-... Y ahora,
a racoger el fruto de los trabaja
dores de los trabajos y los es-
fuerzos de tantos ahosl
Sc eStrenara SUI obra, llega-
ra para listed la fama, Ia gloria,
la fortuna tambien... ia recon-
La ultima paaabra qued6 vi
brando en- Ell aire como un clarin
de todas las victorias.
POGO despu6A solos va los cue
La gaceta., 1940-05-18
DEPORTES
SAMUEL RESHEVSKY Sc
PPUSO A LA CABEZA DEL
TORNEO DE AJEDREZ DE
LOS STADOS UNIDOS

New York, mayo 18.-Sa-
muel Reshevsky gan6 tres parti-
das en- una sola noche y Sc puso
a la cabeza del torneo nacional
de ajedrez, con 10 ganadas y 2
perdidas. Reuben Fine aparece
en- ell segundo lugar, con 912 ga
nadas y 212 perdidas, y Kash-
Ian EN- .el tercero, con 91@ victo-
rias Y 31a "contratiempos."
Una de las partidas de Resh-
evsky la jug6 con Kashdan, in
fligiendo a este la primera de-
rrota complete del torneo.
Ell cuarto lugar 10 ocupa Al
bert S. Pinkus, con 9 ganadas
v A perdidas.
Van a continuation, en- la lis
ia de maestros competidorss,
Kupchik, Simonson, Denker,
Reinfeld, Green, Adams, Pol
land, Sheiswit, Bernstein, Ha :
nauer, Seidman, Littman Y VOL
liston.
La gaceta., 1940-05-18

mente al autor ell estreno de Su
Obra para ell sabado.
En- la pObre buhardi,la entra
ba un rayo de luz, un rayO de
eSperanza!
Lopez Muro, al quedar Sclo
con su esposa y con Maria, pen
aba, sin querer, en- sus amos do
lorosOs de lucha y de miserias...
Era una pelea de fieras, una
batalla de todOs los INSTANCES.
Sc veia con los ojos de Ia ina
.ginaci6n vagando por las GALES.
a la luz de la luna, sonando,
construyendo palacios, ideando
sus obras... que luego escribia,
en- los remansos de sus horas
del cafe.
Y pasaban los dias, los meses.
los AMOS, amos de hambre, lie
miseria, de sOledad, de indife-
rencia de la urbe y de los hon.
bres, y su juventld Sc agotaba,
sH fuerIas Sc eonSunian... Y Ia
La gaceta., 1940-05-18

sa, cue le tenia a su marido u
una mano entire las suyas.
Maria de la Cruz, a los pies
del lecho, contemplate Ell cua-
dro silenciosamente, emociona-
da.
E Camarada tom6 Ga pala-
bra para decir:
- Querido Juan Josef Aho-
ra, animos. Veras como te po-
mes bueno, cuidado por tu mu-
jercita..., Y triunfaras, lQue dia
biol, triunfaras.
Isl td no triunfasl... Precisa-
mente aver he estado hablando
con ell empresario nuevo del Fo
lies. Sabes que van a hacer Co
media Y a dejarse de VGriet6s, y
de porquerias...
Y me ma prometido que tu O.
bra sera de las primeras que sc
eStrenen.
CCual?-preguut6 81 pCbre
La gaceta., 1940-05-18

enfermadad haoia presa en- su
pobre cuerpecillo delicado v fra
gil como el de una mujer, en-.
fuerza de espiritualidad...
~ ahora cuando va estaba he
rido de muerte cuando 81 COM
prendia que no tenia salvation
possible, cuando estaba en- ia
mlsma antesala de Ia muerte...
iiahora, por un sarcasmo bru-
tai Ia suerte Y Ell destino, We
niaH a besar,e en- la frente Y a
~ofrHcerle, tai vez, Ia palma de "a
gloria, al mismo tempo que la
5d martiriol!...
\ a su menta acudian unas pa
'a5ras de Carrere, 81 Divine can
tor de la bohemia triste de los
artistas en- Madrid:
~tAh, la Gloria L.. iDijerase
Iue eSta diosa, ramera Y esQui-
va, tiene preferencia por los
cadaNeresV
La gaceta., 1940-05-18
FL doble juego de ma6ana domingo
en- el Parque de Cuscaden
Sc Presentara con un nuevo director la novena
del Centric Asturiano

El primer desaffo de mahans
domingo, en- Ell parque de Gus.
caden, Sc efectuara entire Ia no
vena def Centre Asturiano, aho-
"a dirigida por Ell joven Esteban
Iglssias, y Ell fuerte conjunto de
la Unione I~taliana.
~Iglesias dara OCCASION de jugar
q un habil pelotero, a Lito Co
r~rales, Y cuenta con un nuevo
pitcher, Gus Morales.
La direction de los astures
pas6 de las manos de Andres
E5polita a las de Iglesias, el
martes.
rs la intenci6n del nuevo d.
rector de la novena asturiana,
reforzarla y ponerla en- condi-
clones de ganar y perder afro
samente.
La novena de Grandie, bisn
.entrenada, figura en- el primer
de la Llga Y solo ha per-
dido un desafio hasta "a fecha.
Ell director de la Unione es-
ocg.ra entire los pitchers Long
val y Saleme, Pertenece la cen
veniencia de ser "home+club" a
.os asturianos.
La gaceta., 1940-05-18
La Gaceta Folletin No.
TONIC SEGUNDO
"A
DE LA GALE

bundo Y las no menos blancas y
transparentes de la pobre Iui-
ga.
Reinaba UNI silencio profun-
do.
Ola a incienso, y Tulsa, con-
beniendo a duras penas las lagri
mas, Sentia en- su alma ell consue
10 de 10 azul...
La ceremonial fue brevisima.
En- cura y Ell Sacristan tenian
prisa por marcharse de esta ca
50 de apestados...
LuegO, los amigos fueron des-
fIlando tambien, quedando solo
Aranguren, que sc sent6 a la ca
hocera del enfermo, junto a Lui
La gaceta., 1940-05-18

eran espOsos ante Dios Y ante
los hombres, Sc reproduce Ia es-
cena de dOlor y de ternura.
Juan Jose al abrazar a Luisa,
sinti6 que Sc lie llenaban los ojos
de lagrimas
Y les dos lloraron con csc Han
to cue une las almas mas que to-
das las a~legrias.
iva estaban casadosl
fMas los dos adivinaban que
era para tan POGO tiempol...
La Semana despues, una ma
mana vino Aranguren a anun-
ciar, con una algeria radiante y
sincera, que habian comenzado
Cos ensayos de La Btentira de los
h0mbres en- ell FolieS.
Las impresiones eran magni-
ficas.
AL dia siguiente volvi6 con IN
representante de "a Empresa
del teatrO, q anuuciar 0fkial-
La gaceta., 1940-05-18

Jugaran ell sagundo desafio
los Cabaleros Leales de Ameri.
ca, rlue no han perdido un juegc
desde que Faustino Casares in.
gres6 en- q team, y Ell Cfrculo
Cubano.
Los Leales Sc presentaran con
ell mismo contingente del domin-
go pasado; pero Contreras lie ha
prcmetido a Mano ell Gallego y
a Alfredo que dejara de atra-
carse de ''ponche".
Luis Sanchez ha depositado
en- Llauget tcda SUI confianza y
la victoria del pasado domingo
.e hace m~ostrarse mas allegro,
Anderson, Ell Grey de los pom
iohes", decline la corona eI do.
mingo y bate6 un hit. Tambien
lhizo dos cOgidas espectaeulares,
siendo ovacionado,
La gaceta., 1940-05-18
LA COMEDIA Sc REPITE
Torres contra Carroll

-. El eubano Domingo Torres,
derrotado una vez por Billy
Cooper, a quien concedi6 mas de
diez libras de ventaja en- Ell peso,
vo0vera a pelear en- Tampa, la
que viene, en- otro COM
bate desigual en- cuanto al peso.
Torres Sc batira con otro in
diyiduo que pesa muchO mas
que 81, Buster Carroyy, otro pd-
gil mediocre del grupo que con-
tinuamente usa ell Sr. La Mar,
que.
Cuando no es Cooper Sc utili-
"a a Carroll, y sine a Lefty
Young, pero del pequeno grupito
no Sc sale.
La gaceta., 1940-05-18
EN- LAS N LTGAs
igG NGciOndl

En- la oncena entrada del de-
safio entire los Rojos de Cincin-
natl y los Phillies, teniendo ca
da cual dos carreras, wal Good
man bate6 un jonron, con las ba
ses Eenas, y los campeones ano-
taron cuatro carreras. La quin-
ia sc hizo con una base a Frank
McC ormick y un batazo de tu-
hey de Johnny Rio. Sc lie aHo-
to la victoria al pitcher Moore,
cargando con Ell ''apabullamien-
bo" ell lanzador Brown, q, susti-
tuy6 a Beck. Pegaron los Phil
lies seis hits.
Cincinnati 7c, 12h, lie; Fila
DELTA &c, 6h, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-05-18

A la cabeza de los bateadoras
de las dos grandas ligas apare-
cen Averill, de los Tigrez; Wal
ker, de los Dodgers; Finney, de
los Medals Rojas; Radcliffe, de
los Browns; Hayes, de los Atl6-
ticos; Cuisine, de los Piratas, Y
lombard, de los Rojos.
El 'Jefe" de los jonroneros,
en- la Liga Americana, 10 es Jim
my Fox, con 8. LIE sigue Trotsky
con 8, Y Kuhel, con 6.
En- Ia Liga Nacional, Mize, de
los Cardenales, con o; Stuc Mar
tin, tambien del San Luis, con 3
y CamillI, de los Dodgers, con a.
La gaceta., 1940-05-18

.eios hicieron una carrera mas
Que los derrotados. Pegaron
"jonrones" Camilli, Babe Phelps
y Padgett.
San Luis &c, IN, &c; Brooklyn
DC, Oh, De.
Oregon, ell IS del San Luis, bA
leo I'm hit, en- tres vsces al bate
La gaceta., 1940-05-18

Para la empresa local ell mum
do pugilistico Sc compone De
Carroll, Cooper, Raymond, Ri :
cardo Hernandez Y media doce-
ma mas de boxeadores.
Los otros, esos que Sc desta-
can en- todas las divisiones, para
Tampa no cuentan.
I'm pugilismo aburrido, can :
sado, y por 10 tanto agonizante.
La gaceta., 1940-05-18
LigG Americana

Joe Di Maggie descarg6 aver
su primer "jonron" del ano, con
tribuyendo asi a Ia victoria de
los Yankees sobre los Medals
Blancas de Chicago. Breuer fu@
el pitcher vencedor. La derrCta
le correspondi6 a Smith.
New York &c, Oh, De; Chica :
go 1c, 5h, lie.
La gaceta., 1940-05-18

Los Indios de Cleveland aplas
taron aver a los S~enadores, con
anotaci6n de 10 carreras por /.
Utilizaron los derrotados a los
pitchers Krakauskas, Colbert,
Huson Y Monteagudo. Hldson
cargo con Ia derrota,
Washington 1c, 7h, lie; Gle.
yeland 18c, 15h, De.
La gaceta., 1940-05-18
noribundo, que no recordaba.

moribundo, que no r~ecOrdaba.
ST, hombre, Sno te acuer-
das?, La mentira de los hon.
bres. Esa cOmedia tuya en- tres
actos, que hiciste amos atras, Y
tanto nos entusiaSm6 en- Ia pc
ma.
All, Sill.
Dice Ell empresario que CO.
mo no reguiere decoraciones es-
.peciales nj gastos de vestuario,
que la pondran en- seguida... A
demas-termin6 81 Camarada,
con sarcasmo immense, pare
ce que hasta ha lefdo Ia obra Y
le ha guStado mucho.
%
Cuando sc march6 Aranga-
rem Luisa Y Maria de la Cruz
continuation hablando al enfer-
mo con entusiasmo de aouella
comedia salvadora, que Quiza i
ba a venir a dar una fuerza mi
lagrOsa al pCeta, salvandOlo...
La gaceta., 1940-05-18

Passeau dej6 en- dos hits a los
bateadores de los Gigantes y los
Cubs, con siete f'teFapeuticos,"
entraron cuatro veces, ganando
ell juego. La victoria elev6 a los
Cubs al tercer puesto de la Lii
ga. Stan Hack, Ia notable terce-
ra base del Chicago, fue alcan-
zado en- la cabeza por una peie-
ia y hubo de ser conducido al
hospital Policlinica, donde hoy
Sc lie haran varias radiograflas.
Chicago dc, I'll, Sc; N. York
DC, Oh, Sc.
La gaceta., 1940-05-18

Wyatt estaba aver en- uno de
sus buenos dias y domino a los
Cardenales, limitandoles a siete
hits. Los Dodgers agruparOn sus
hits en- dos de los innings y con
La gaceta., 1940-05-18
La GACETA

81 peri6dico en- idiomA Espahei
. m&s circulation en- Tampa
La gaceta., 1940-05-18

VistOrianO Manteiga, Editor
La gaceta., 1940-05-18

Subscription semanal: 20 C
1908 "a. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla
TeEsfono Y 1892
Glacier County chief., 1940-03-08
March
9Th
1910

Francis X. Guardipee. of the
National Park Service was a Wis.,
itor in Browning last Saturday.
Lots of people trade at the
Quality Meat Market, not be.
cause our meats are cheap-but
because they receive more quality
meat fo- their money.-Trade at
the Quality Neat Market.
Phil l. Cole. the Choteau sheep
man was a business visitor here
Wednesday.
FOR SALE-Coal and Wood.
Special Slab Wood $500 cord.
Coal $500 per ton-See Clarence
Haney, shed back of Doug.
Swingley's.
Ed. Murphy, county assessor,
was an official visitor here Wed.
nesday.
Silk rayon and tafieta wash
dresses. Economy Shop.
AL. Paisley visited in McCloud,
Canada last weekend with
friends.
FOR SALE-1OO head of range
and dairy cows, so head of
grain fed and so head of year.
lings. See Mrs. Jessie Sinclair
at Sinclair Harris chicken ranch,
9 miles northeast of Browning.
Bill! Show reports seeing black
birds on Two Medicine, Monday.
Some one else reports seeing or
hearing geese flying north, and
then it stormed Tuesday-some-
thing is going haywire around
here.
A report just received here is
to the effect that Donald Wilson,
one of the reservations biggest
sheepmen has sold his 1910 wool
clip. receiving 30c for it.
Fortunately the weather has
been fine. chinook being on and
no losses have been reported.
Bill Show also reports that he is
lambing. having to date Is
lambs with no loss.
The storm we reported last
week is a thing of the past.
The ink on the paper was no
more than dry than q chinook
made itself felt. There was no
wind and the chinook soon be-
gan melting the snow with the
result that the country is a mass
Of mud. There was no run-off
all the moisture going into the
ground.
Walter Peterson, the Milk Riv-
er rancher has been seriously ill
with the quinsy. He is report.
ed now as being out of danger.
Mrs. Jessie Sinclair transacted
business in Kalispell last week.
end.
Bill Long who has been suffer.
ing for the past month with Ar
Thrills is reported as improved
at this time.
DR.M. F.KELLER-Optometrist
Ali Ford Bldg. Great Falls
Glacier County chief., 1940-03-08
HAPPENINGS
of Local Interest

EN-. Davis and MS. Bush of
Cut Bank were Browning visi-
tors Sunday.
Good used Washers for sale,
excellent condition, priced right.
See Miles FisheI, light Office.
Miss Ann Mcdonald and Miss
frankie Starr were weekend
guests of Miss Lois Judson
of Cut Bank last weekend. Mr..
and Mrs. W. r. Mcdonald mo-
tored to Cut Bank Sunday and
were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Judson. The girls
returned home with them.
Don't forget your cash always
buys more at the Quality Meat
Market.
LOST-Green Schaeffer foun-
tain pen between Agency and
high school. Finder return to
Elma Fay Cross. Reward.
Supt. T.. l.. Graves returned
Monday noon from Minneapolis
where he had been on official
business.
All hose reduced to former
prices. Economy Shop.
Mrs. Julia Harris spent the
last weekend with her son. Ray
Momberg and family of Seville.
Spring coats in tweed and
plain colors 1l.46.
Economy Shop.
Landing is under way at the
Badger Fisher Project and Sc.
vile.
FOR SALE-One spinet and
one upright piano. Must be re-
possessed in vicinity. May be
had by simply assuming small
unpaid balance. For full partic-
ulars write Box IA, Great Falls,
Mont. Hops Piano House. 3tc1
Mayor w. G. Renshaw was a
business visitor in Helena the
early part of the week.
Mrs. Edward Norman and
children returned from Los An
geles last week where they had
visited for the past two months
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis wiesemann.
Walter Magee, chief of the
State Indian police is in Browning
this week on official business.
Harry Porter left for Cut Bank
Tuesday where he will be busily
engaged for the next few days
on a painting job for the But
trey store.
Glacier County chief., 1940-03-08

DR.. M. F.KELLER-Optometrist
Ali Ford Bldg. Great Falls
May be consulted at the Yegen
Hotel Saturday, Mar. Is. Eyes
examined and glasses fitted.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
kalamazoo News
Nv julius c. Baker
ITNNTNNNnNTIlr \ EJSTEal

numbers. and augmenting this pro-
gram was the trio and eextet sing
ing. A southern skit was also pre-
scented. Piano solos were rendered
by Jack Montgomery, club accom-
PIANIST and Sterling Davis. who was
the guest baritone soloist. sang a
few numbers. The program was
opened by the choral club singing
THE Lords Prayer" "A Spirit
Flower and will You Remem-
ber?"
The sextet and trio sang Mem
cries Love Lives over the Hills
and within" The choral club sang
"Sanctus." Moon Madness Great
In Thy Love" and MY Lover IL A
Fisherman Jack Montgomery
presented as his piano solos. una
Tequcna. Movements Perpetuals''
and "Marchc." Sterling Davis sang
Song Of the Soul" Il Heard A
Forest Praying" and prelude.
Community News
f. y. Powell. director Of Doug
lass community center. has been
confined 10 his home because OF
illness.
Mrs. Mary Barbour OF East Chi
cago. Indiana. il beginning her
second week OF revival at the
Church OF God. corner OF North and
Pitcher streets. The public is cor
daily invited 10 attend these meet
ings each evening At 7:45.
Ora Russell. Jr., returned last
week from Melbourne, Fla, where
he spent the winter.
Mrs. Carrie n. white OF Chicaec
H.. began an Evangelistic service
at the Allen AME church. corner Of
Frank and Edwards street. last
Sunday. The Rev. w. T. Alexander
is pastor.
The Rev. A. V. p. Touzon OF
Omaha. Neb.. conducted morning
and evening services AT the True
Vine Baptist church last Sunday.
The Rev. r. r. Sutton is pastor
ODDS Pratt is seriously III at his
home.
Mrs Irene Duley and daughters
have returned home after weeks
stay in Chicago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Pontiac News
BY r. r. HARRIS

Trinity Baptist church members
are busy arranging for the pas
tors third anniversary which will
begin May 20 and end June 3.
The Rev. f. ID. Broyles. a grad
uate OF tn e Arkansas Baptist
college. Little Rock, Arkansas.
was formerly pastor OF the Center
Star Baptist church of Little Rock
before beginning his pastorate at
Trinity church. Pontiac. The Rev.
Mr.. Broyles Is president OF the
Pontiac Passionate council.
The pastor spoke to a group
OF young people at the IL a. M.
service on the subject: Horses
Are Available II You Can Ride
Them The Senior choir gave a
program entitled: Heaven Bound"
The Rev. Ford r. Reed. pasior
OF New Hope Baptist church, spoke
Sunday morning at New Hope
Baptist or the subject: THE Road
That Leads Home
The representatives from the
Metropolitan association met at
Macedonia church at ? y. m. The
pastor spoke Sunday night on tho
theme: Prepare to Meet Thy
God
The Rev. l.. Spears delivered a
forceful sermon last Sunday morn
ing. Mr. McFee was in charge OF
an educational program at s pm.
The Rev. James Flemming was
called TO Columbia. Tenn. last
week on account OF the death OF
his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. CAN'T attend
cd the General assembly OF the
Presbyterian church in Detroit.
They were accompanied by Mrs.
Eseie Harris.
Mrs. Alice Gordon and Miss Lii
liam Salter are convalescing at tae
sanatorium. Mrs. Luella Fowler Of
Lake street. is able to be up again.
She was visited by her sister from
Detroit. Mrs. Laura Fowler, last
Sunday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Conant Gardens
BY ]. I. KEMP

The General AME conference and
the Seventy-Five Years OF Negro
Progress Exposition is now his
tory. but the war In Europe still
holds the headlines.
Visiting
Miss Aldo White OF Springfield,
Ohio. Is visiting her brother. Mil
ton white OF Binder avenue.
Recital -
TA~.Niarian Anderson chorus In
,lics you and your friends TO their
debut recital and tea Ia he held at
tho Scott ME- church. Kirby at st.
Antoine May 26.
vernon Chapel
The Rev c. Cooks Of New Jer-
sey. was the guest speaker al the
morning service last Sunday He
brought very inspiring message
to large congregation.
The Usher board Is serving bar
hecue and Ice cream or the church
lawn, Saturday, May %. from IL
IN . pm Mrs. Rose Robertson Is
president.
The Senior choir will hold their
usual fourth Sunday evening pro-
gram Nav 26 at pm. Shelton
Johnson. director OF Birdhurst cen
ter. will be speaker. Mrs. Anna
Fuller. teacher OF domestic science,
will he mistress OF ceremonies.
Mrs. lola Powell is president
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Slants On Ypsilantl
By MRS. EuGENIA O'BANNON

Christ. the Anchor OF Our
Hope was the theme of very
inspiring message brought by Rev.
II. G. Simmons TO his congrega-
ton. at Brown Chapel A. NJ. 4.
church last Sunday
The Trustee Helpers OF the
church will have a rummage safe
next week.
The program sponsored by the
deacons OF the Church of God last
Sunday. was largely attended.
last Sunday. Prof Scheuman Of
the Salvation Army rendered pi-
ano and accordion selections. a
nine-year-old cornet player was
also on the program. Others on
program were from Ann Arbor.
Whitaker and other surrounding
suburbs.
a splendid financial rally was
held on May -. Mrs. A. n. Ander-
son was the chairman. Mrs. Nora
r. Dean assisted her.
Rev. Mr.. Wright OF Ann Arbor.
his choir and congregation. will
he the guests OF the Church 81
God on June 2. Rev. S. J. Hill
is pastor.
Church Of God In Christ
Rev. w. A. Anderson. pastor
spent Mothers Day with his wife
who is still in Ford's hospital.
A splendid program was rem
church in the afternoon. Mrs. FL
sic Johnson was in charge.
Mrs. Jessie Westfield had charge