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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19

Thomas sister. Mrs DIV. oshes.
q Puyallup.
Mrs. Lars Psfsrson ~as hostess
At . shower given In honor a nl.-
ssllls Andersen a Crescent Val
ley. daughter 81 Ar and hrz.
]. A. {. Andersen Alz. Andsr-
son and Robert Stevens II Rrsm.
srton vii - married in October.
uuezts we're hssdsmss Mel.
rvetsr. Harry Rowisy. J Prior.
Al kingshury. Lee Turner. J X.
wasdahl. A. Hsidhammer. Rob
ert Aivestad. J. strsndness. Claus
Aiveztad. Harry Reed. A. IIlli-
land. c. Guitormsen. Arthur Mel
son. and Mrs. sign. johnson and
Mrs. sigma Breed 81 Tacoma. and
Mrs. \ IIndEren Of oialias
Mrs. reder.on Ho.te=.
Mrs. Hans Peterson az Purdy
was hostess At = shower Al her
home on Thursday IGNORING her
niece. Miss Berniee Peterson.
daughter It Mr.. ana Mrs. Lars
Peterson of Burnley. Miss Pedsr-
son and Warren 9. Bradley 81
Tacoma viii be married early In
October Thoss present were
Mesdamss n. y. Allen. w. c.
Peter Blomlls. Ole
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19
Cromwell PIT. 4.
Meets on Friday

tic HARnon re Cromwell
TT a. ~ I'D - fIrst sezscnsl
meeting - Friday - - n. Ths
county nnrss. ~ naflsnd. NJ
shew moving rtcturss - =The
Care - CAiidrrns Teeth.- ne
Cromwell f=T. !. = considering
sponsoring al cub wefk Tor
Ire children snd 4 = expected
lhzl : speaker ~ - n hsna
from TIE county aeent's office u
give lnfeFmatAon - tne subject
Parents srs especially invited -
attend this meeting
The Hersehead Ray Improve
nasnt club al meet 81 : . N.
Friday II The home - Mrs. Val
rnfins.
Davis /. Glenn. j.. j. spending
= few days With rs uncle md
aunt. NJ and Mrs. George Ken.
nan. before leaving for Mas.a-
ehusetts Institute q Technology.
To Build Ressdeno~
George O. Noble. who e~ns
RAFT island ~ Henderson hay. =
spending = few weeks IN the dis
trict and wiil make : thorough
survey Of ths Island. In the
spring Noble Intends 10 build 81
the island = fine house in the
French provincial farmhouse styls.
which he ~aii make his residence
for part of the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Melon
aid were guests 81 the home II
Mr.. Mcponald's parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. woodburn Mcdonald q Rose
dale. over the weekend
Gig Harbor Grange viii meet ~
the Community han Friday At
: ?. N.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. c. Heff Of
Everett and son Leren Neff and
his wife we're guests Of Mrs. Nsff's
mother. Mrs. Jessie LAnEataff.
over the weekend. Mr.. and Mrs.
Isoran Neff have spent the sum-
mer IN Astoria. Ore. where Eeff
was chemist In . large eannery.
They Will now reside In Seattle
where he viii resume his duties
a. teacher AZ the University 81
Return From Visit
Mrs. Jack Lowe and snn Jack
returned last week from . three
weeks visit at the home Of her
Mrs. Rex Cunningham,
Of st. Anselmo. Calf. She also
visited tho San Francisco fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. J. Thomas were
guests for the weekend of Mrs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19
Warner Baxter and
Alice Faye al Shell

Startling drama and excitement
are the keynotes of 10th Century
Fox's film now playing at the Shell
theater. "Barricade." starring
Alice Faye and Warner Baxter.
In dramatic roles as a frightened
night-club entertainer and cynical
newspaperman. respectively. Miss
Faye and Baxter offer their finest
performances as they are besieged
by bandits In a remote American
consulate, with death seemingly
but an hour away.
The supporting east features
Charles winninger, Arthur
Preacher. Keye Luke and Willie
Flung. Gregory Raton directed.
Adventure in Diamonds" h the
other attraction.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19

Judge Joseph Nsllsry. elected
10 the superior court in the Sept
10 primary. viii Re the speaker
at the meeting of the Tacoma
Active club Thursday evening At
the Walker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19

Enrol Flynn os the doshinc.
duellino hero Of The SEQ
Howk" cotton pocked film
showing Of the Music Box.
ring sea story. The Sea Hawk
has a tremendous cast Of thou
sands. headed by Enrol Flynn.
Mighty sea battles. daring duels.
spectacular scenes IN the Eliza
bethan court are only few Of the
ingredients which make The Sea
Hawk" such splendid entertain
ment. Featured in the cast with
Flynn are Brenda Marshall. Claude
Rains. Flora Robson. Donald Crisp.
Alan Hale. Una oconnor and VIII
liam Lundigan.
The most mysterious figure In
police records and women's diaries
also returns To the Music Box
screen in Rko Radios The Saint
Takes Over" latest film In the
popular series. George Sanders
again il cast a. the gentleman
gunmsn. while wendy Barrie plays
opposite.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19
Wolfhounds Seen in
One Million B. E..

For the first time on the screen.
a pair OF Irish wolfhounds. iarg-
est and ons Of the rarest OF all
breeds OF dogs. win be seen by
audiences witnessing the picture.
"ons Million B. c. which Ii now
playing at the Beverly theater.
Many different breeds Of dogs
were scrutinized before the wolf
hounds were finally selected TO APP
pear In the picture al the hunting
companions of Lon Clancy u,
who is Akhoba. leader Of his tribe,
in the film.
you Can't Fool Tour Wife In
the other Beverly feature.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19
Army Orders

ARLINGTON - - - dsxAFz=
went - zssnsd - IezznHInz
oFaeTss
neI Hax - nrsAnz I :. = -
.lred. eAn Ffau<zsce. = medical
srhno1. University = Owesans
Lieut. Cels oren A AulAeS. n
pcrs Menoaen. - hcnse resaHec
Has : AInusAz -. 1aane national
@s..Aza - - - NAa~szaasz HzAs
II nnoass. cIC. Preside ~ Mnn1=
eFsy. = nez1s- HeslFNd. Darius {.
rfscn. . Camp McCua1s. HsnFF
Louis Kraft. &c. University e Gre
sen. % Preside - Monterey
Mal waiter = 80. &C. rark-
waser. Hasa. - Taeannaz
Carts. Waiter : AneaTnz -. nsn=
~. = reFf HIisa= Lawrence -
nouIhII. &C. sAn nlexo % AaFen
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19

plstes the quartet Of principals.
turns out To be a fluke. with ore
not worth digging for. Then
Masie must start solving problems
all over again.
Something nsw m The way Of
swift-paced comedy VIII also
have its debut at the Roxy Thurs
day when ladies Must Live"
opens. The film stars Wayne
morris and Rosemary Lane and
features filmdom's champions Of
fast repartee. Roscoe karns and
Lee Patrick. Noel Smith directed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19

All employees Of the state mill
tary department. who have been
ordered into federal services. have
been granted leaves BY the state.
without pay. for the period start
ing Sept 10.
Always better butter at Cow
Butter stor<." lsdv. }
A lifelong friend-woUNDEx.
for throbbing wounds tsdvl
TO FINISH NOV.
wPA win complete the clearing
for the Bonneville power transmits
sion line In King county by Nov. l.
II was announced Wednesday.
Three hundred men are being en-
ployed on the project.
Western state Hospital invites
the public to their displays at the
fair this week, including the latest
model iron lung from the county
hospital; occupational Therapy:
the Scientific exhibit of the City
Water Dept. Washington Com
mercial tuberculosis Society. mo-
ton picture exhibit and the WASH
ington Mental Hygiene Society.
and their horticultural display.
adv.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19
The SeaHawk'
AT Music Box
'Soint Strikes Beck
Other New Bill

The Sea Hawk" directed
b. Michael Curtiz. master d.
rector of the action film. i
the feature attraction a. The
Music Box theater. starting
today.
Produced hv Warner nrus IN =
lavish scale 70 slee fuii value e
Ire magnificent sweep C ths stir-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19

shelter only to have her descend
upon him again with a whole
family of itinerant crop-followers
who are prospecting for gold.
Lee Bowman, the young arch
duke of "Florian." wins his first
male lead rs Bill Anders, and Slim
summerville Ia his comic hired
hand, Fred Gubbins. Virginia
Weidler as Jubie Davis, daughter
of the prospecting family, COM
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19

Blrkwald. Henry rsdsrsnn. lars
Peterson. Louise bowman. nsrths
Steiner. nsFths Mcintyre. Ernest
Sersilund. Pearl samuslsan. osh
Lafhnlm. Bolph Eastwood. A D.
Eastwood. and Miss Dorothy How
mar.
pslpha neye wa operated npon
fur appendicitis At ths y = hns-
pstai In Tacoma m Saturday. ahs
10 progressing fayorablY.
Postmaster A. l. Hopkins 10
completely rsmodslinE his home
81 Gig Harbor. n. n. MoFtsnssn
II In charge Of the work.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19
DR.. Brumbaugh
Named Chaplain

Dr.. Roy 7. pnamn.uah. Dn.
pastor 81 ths Independent nlhls
church here. 80 nesa snresnssa
chaplain. xith re fank ~ Fuslof.
N TIE Washington national rasrd
reserve.
The appointment. announced
"wednesday wss ~ order 81 aax.
Clarence =. Martin. according II
nrtE Cen. Maurice Thompson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19

This time Naisie IL en- route 10
q job - cafe singer m = small
Arizona town. when her old al
lopy breaks down n the middle
Of the desert A young rancher.
Bill Anders. gives her overnight
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19

Also prominently cast are John
Hamilton. Mary Naxh. scotty
Beckett and Baby oulnssnilla.
\ desert gold strike brings re-
1oicing and celebration only to re-
suit In equal detection when Il
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19
Core Of the News


TIE Gyre club. which usually
meets At Hotel Winthrop. can
celled this weeks meeting due 10
Tacoma day At fhs Ps1yallup fair.
wedding FlowerA Hinx Florist
ladv.l
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-09-19
Ann Soihern 10 the Roxy
In Gold Rush Maisie
Rosemary Lone in 'Lodies Must Live. y
VIII Shore Thursday Opening

FROM the african junges Of Congo Masie~ Ann
Sothern jumps 10 the lonesome desert of Arzbna IN Gold
Rush Maisie hrd IN the popular series dealing with the
aughable and ovabe stranded showerl which onens
row At the Roxy fheafer -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-21
Daughters And Sister
Give Surprise Party
For Mrs. Montgomery

Mrs l.uhcrta MohleoH''l ~
fireman avenue was honorcd WIN
surprise birihlay party Aug ~
IN her lovely home nv her two
danrincrs. virginia and Erneslin''
and sister. Miss Deborah Mll'er'
Mr. Miller father OF the honore'
who was visiting from Mississippi
shared IN the plans by taking MS
daughter ont while everything was
being prepared
mon their return the pleasing
ana accurate setting proved q 'e'
liehtful surprise 20 Mrs. Mon'eoio
ery 4 tasty menu was served con
sis,ne Of salad. crackers, peahu'S'
candics home made ice cream
cakc and punch Mrs. Marie Varler'
s,ste, of the honorec. made ih'
lovely birthday cake which was
adorned with TWO Tiny candies.
MANY gorgeous gifts were present
ed Nl.s Montgomery including Nv"
end tables and a lamp given by h'f
two daughters.
Present were. Mr.. ana MIs. 'oS'
carter Mr.. aud Mrs. Melboi'n"
warren MIR. and Mrs Peter Pa,,''
Mr. and Mrs. Archie killougn' NJ
and Mrs. James Chlsolm, Mr.. ai''
Nrs General smith. MI and MS
sandy Love. Mr.. and Mrs Busy
Air and Mrs Thomas Thurs'oh
Nr and Mrs. Tolie Miller Mr. ana
Mrs Longins Miller. Mr.. and M,
RMS clark. Mr. and Mrs. Calilf
Heard Mr. and Mrs Willie john
son Mr.. and Mrs Hamilton mr.
and Mrs John Greenwood, Mes
danes Edna Franklin. Bethel .ans'
ston Gilchrist, ldella Miller. Mlsse'
Andrev Lake. phillips. hleaho'
paus Messrs. oscar Coins. fh''
n, Miller. John Andrew. Hose
Miller + Killough Joseph Nh
nnsh Elhne v = u J G. an
t,lssnoi pats. II NJ. Montsome'y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-21
Christian Science

Matter Mil hc the snbl'ri of
the lesson-Sefnon in all Christian
science chugch,~ Throughout the
world on SUNDAY. Sepiemh,i -
The Golden Text 81 iohr 2h
is. Little children. Keep your
selves from dos
Among The Bible cilaipn. i, This
passage FPS los; >. al "Bles- TIC
Lord O my soul. and forge not ali
his benefits Who iorglSeth all
thine iniquilios. Who htaleth al.
thy diseases
Corlclative passages 20 BE- read
imm the CHRISTIAN Science text
hook, "Scicncc and Health Will
Key 10 the Scriptures by Mar
Baker Eddy include The following
a. I'm. Health Is not a cond P
ton OF matter but OF Mind nor
can The material senses hear re-
liable testimony on the subject o.
hoalfh"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-21
Frank Norman Has
Eighteenth Birthday

Frank Norman OF o3-s thhsor
street celebrated his eighteenth
birthday Friday. sept IS with a
pretty party attended hs - or more
persons in the basement OF ms
home. The place vas heauiinliN
decorated with yellow and rel
paper. augmented by ehec'ive h'no
and red lrhs Dancing was the
entertaining feature OF the o'ca-
sion
4 pretty birthday cake. decofal. d
with PINK and blue candles and 'ne,
words Happy Birthday inscrlhed
on IL vas made by Mrs Jonn
Clark eodmoihor Of Norman De
lectable refreshments we're sery-
ed
Among those sharing III me Gu
ioyment were Eugene ana k'h-
meth clark Kennedy Rurks bon
hv Erwin. Calvin Hughes Rohefl
Tandv Elmer Russell PaN'A
Hoard charles Russell, CALVIN
Porter winston brooks WHO
Heard william Henderson, Tomm'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-21
Mass Meeting
To Be Sunday
Expect Prominent
Speakers, Mediums

Tie sixteenth annual convention
OF the National Coiored Spiritual
it viii be held September -
through % A. Hartford Aeenle
Church located corncr OF Harifo.i
avenue and Milford. \ pre-con-
yenlion mass meeting will be held
sunday September - at go p nl
In the evening banquet will hc
given in honor OF me officers and
visiting delegates
Business sessions VIII begin
Tuesda}. September "a suhlcci.
OF vital interest Will be discussca
at the sessions. Each evening ~ :
O'Clock . program of music will be
rendered The hesl singers. speak.
ers. and mediums local and nation.
al, viii participate.
From every indication IN vii
be ,he most inspiring conven'io.
ever held according To the Rev. j
a. Harlow, president OF the loral
branch Extensive plans are holm.
made TO give cyere comfort possi-
bic To The delegates from man,
states WHO will he IN The city TIE
convention headquarters VIII be
located AZ 1886 2srd street. Jean f.
Poriei Is SECRETARY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-21
Jolly Group Help
Horace Celebrate

\ jolly group OF young people
ripped over 10 the Plltman resi-
denrc. COST Woodrow; "Wednesday
evening. Sept II 10 help Horace.
the younger son OF the Rev and
Mrs r. II piliman, celebrate his
tWomieth birthday.
4 boautiful bli,hdaN cake waS
made hy Ilofacc's mother, who also
prepared other goodies for the
mertNmakels
Some present We're. Juahila
Cluewcli Juaniia Robinson, WY
ian McFall. Ernesiyne Johnson
vivian l.ar,ure. Elizabeth WrieAi,
Freddie Mae Colbert Mae Ken.
bricks. layisha Ewing. Bill Bak-
en-. Zenora Oliver. Theodore VIRGIN.
Philemon Lowe. Henry Garter,
John Hollcy Clarence Brown.
Warren Robinson. John Smnh,
Randall Piitman, Senus Smith anc
stu others.
Horace was the recipient OF many
lovely and useful gifts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-21
Macedonia Baptist

The assistant paetp ih' krA. ~
j.. Ferrcli. lehsered an smprssiNe
message al The molnns service ~
Macedoua nom : Lake I'll
For the son ot Man s one Ga
seen and to save ihat which q iost
In the evening Dr Fefsti SPOKE
from 81 Jomn iaau hs sHnlee
was "A Kept PROMISE.
President B.ackhiun ana olhe1s
have returned from the Nauond'
Bapii,t conventions She reported
splendid ifiv
J. G .Mcl,S gosp'l Singer froai
Cleveland will fendcs a program.
in behalf of inc Mac club Frldas
evening
Tn, Nurses club wll ctirbra.'
ils hfla annNcfsal4 SuNds> eva
nius
The church mcmneis lhank tns
assistant pastor lof hs servlces
during the paslors absence Tra
Rev " H. Coleman W. be ~ hi'
pulpi, sunday, SCI 30
Mrs NcBlatknan T. chnun ~.
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-21
Presbyterian Church

"Th' White aud the Bla,k Cmis-
tian vas The Rex Henry rouel J,
suhjecf on which he preached u
great sctmon on last SUNDAY morn.
inp ~ based his discourse on
Luke tsi ,he Golden Rul, SO.
ing tlu TIE meaning of ihls Vet.o
could oni, he answered ~ lnc
church ui llie living God aud that.
me pAter of Jesus that ail nJrnl
be mad' one viii not be- an-Weles
until The church aclS 20 efadica'o
racial prcindioe selhshness. ra;-
ouses And lnMsloes He sand Goat
me white ana black Christians
should work together FOR ihe es-
lahli-snpu' of God k,nedem ON
earth JUS as both The white and
black MOSS ou iu' pnno. arc Nee
essare 20 rSodute harmonious tones
and chwd1 pirdsine 20 Tho cav the
idea of ,fpaiatc white and black
Christians should be lost in we
Golden Ralc Then hoiley opporln
mites and justice would be gwen
our race.
a hoHa''pl growing palm was
given thc 'nutrh hy Mrs Amy Cum
ninehaw and tho Iardniefe holder.
given hr the-poricr ianil,
Tho Noung pepples society fe-
opened ~ pm sunday meeting
lasl Sniday
Sick u tine ohnich in hospitals
are Mrs Jesse stewart Jr and
Mrs. Ida wells.
The annual homecoming Sunday
Will take plarc ON Oct With scrN-
ices and musical programs all
day
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-21
Hartford Prayer
Band

|lsfge n1Af ot members and
J.: were PRESENT A. the prayer
r. ias >gnaas morning. DeA-
Eryar '-idius, assisted by
b Ts ln Was read from
|lfra per ol Ecclcsiastcs
Idng ere we seven verses by
J yivar
p sssa ,ttni prayer AMI
|n9ra b d followed, Anon ,
|rsl'0r- ND Mrs. Willie
F''a ara " Mary Washing
WHO has 'e'lfned home aftc"
|cAg = Wa' wears in New York
DONG ~ .~orary work IN tn
ana VI Williams Of scotch
p Sfk ron.flec'~ report was
PANE as nsNal showing that
|oNlnai'lv i7 patients hal
visited % tho hospitals dur
Pc week service was held
n q Tho hospitals with about
pr patent. With tho commit
wore ne Rct. VI. G. Griffin
We VI. y L. Davis Of At
P Ga Mrs Pearl Duncan,
Georgia " Marman and Mrs
Jones ot Macon Ga. The
FalNee v.l sola service Thurs
nlsai sept 70 AZ Bethesda
pa. hy 'pse ul request.
A N'slsn- is reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-21
Joseph T. Cole
OF Radio And Opera
Sings At Tabernacle

when Tie Committee ~ Twelve.
that much talked about oreanizp-
ton OF Tabernacle Baptist churcn
presents is FIRST fall musical pro-
gram Monday evening OCT ! tho
guest artist viii be Joseph T. Coz,
popularity known baritone ON me
radio as well AS concert singer
Other Singers ON tho program Viii
hc Charles W Spciehis. Mrs Ger
fuac Durham and MIS- Adcl'a Me-
Cnirhcon. three Of Tabernacle = ia
vorifc Soloisis
Another feature OF the evening y
the cPopulautv Contest the con
testaniS helng four members of the
committee who are John Raker q.
& Coins Mrs. Margaret nance ana
Mr. Ellen VI Wilson. sponsors ar
working zcalousll 10 make ms a
memorable affair
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-21
Kentucky Business
Woman Is Guest Of
The James Taylors

recent house guest OF MT. an
Mrs Jane, TAYLOR. 452G Mc"faW
avenue was Mrs Anna l.. Burton
prominent business woman "l
Louisville. Ky Mrs. Burlon j. SUI
nor, isor " the HFA Policy depart.
ment OF The Mammoth Life ana
Accident Insurance company a.
louisville. where shes been eh-
ploycd foi fifteen years
While in Dctroit Mrs. Burton W.
ited several places OF interest "uu
was taken To Canada and r''r yea
otb,r courtesies hy Any. ana MI =
oscar lieget of McDousali street
rith whom She also visited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-21
Carnation Club

The Carnation Social club hol'
III, regular meeting Thursday eve.
ming Sept - IN the home OF M
president. Mrs. A. VI Odds Of Bansoi
street: All members were present
except two Plans were discusscd
for future programs.
After the business session 60.
cial hour Was enjoyed. during which
time the hostess served a tasts
menu.
Miss Katie ODDS OF Bangor sire o
will he hostess to the club in &C.
next meeting.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-21

lng a masculine touch 40 the insii
tuiiOn is W. Thomas Parrot
Young teacher OF, Mmeie Ind. who
has been put in charge OF this de-
parimeni
We have been told that Nh Par
roti comes highly recommended, be-
INK graduate Of Rail State Teach
er, college at Muncic. and q former
student % Howard UNIVERSITY.
Here's hoping for successful
torn OF The institution with its
ncW pNuan~iOu
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-21
St. John CINE Church

The Mssionar, board No OF
-, John CME church will give a
luncheon al the home Of the presi-
dent. Mrs. Fannie Tabor POOL
Chestnut sueot Thursday. Septem-
her 26 from p nj. 10 p. m The
public Is invited
The Rev Mr.. McClain is pastor.
Fannie Tabor president. lnez
Weaver secretary
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-21
Little Rock Baptist

a ma>tetful Sefmou was d,ilN".
ca hy the Rev. r +. Tat' Sundos
m"rmns to an apprcrlafMc aud
encc The Senior choir sang TN
were added 10 the church
The Missionary society Vii me'
at The church Thursday from 10
2 Ill., Mrs Brown IS president
Tho Michigan Bapusi Ruiider'
association VIII convene AZ M
FIRST Raptst charch OF lnkstef
Mich from sept o, 20 SEPT -
AIRS NJ X Cousin is .hafch re-.
porter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-21
Storktown Flashes

seasons may come and season
ma, TO- what cares HE nose, '''''
Sfork ion h. makes his rounds lns'
IN. same WHY the risky hi'l"
bird visited Mr.. aud Mrs. Il Brown
Of s7aa woodfow sept ana ''H
n darling LITTLE boy Whosc n"iae
IL stanlcy Tho tiny heir was born
IN Ford hospital and he and his
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-21
Church OF Truth

Mf- wilkins bc-au tnc mornlhs
selNi,c with scripture realms
Thc pastor Mis- Williams, delivef-
led an inspiring message she mas
ms, returned from Washington,
DC. where she hd- been sondu
lug stlsle,s a, me ST. Mars spirit
ua ,ant'h
liarlsmal s'i.iscs ~tt' tiH sun
dal evening ~ rs. Canheld after
wNnh tlo StafleAi hoic rendered
q short ploesam Fellows ship sefN-
Ices Wers also enlnAei
&. ], Johnson Is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-21
United Christian
Church

\ Nnudciiul lesson on "Tenipia-
ton was given 10 n large and in
tercstcd audience sunday Sept
Is at the United Christian churcn
hv The pastor, the Rev. r. L. Jog-
dan Two were added to the mem
hcrshp ~ the persons OF Mrs An
na tonk and Mrs. Zclma Horn
JOY fciencd supreme. because hoth
are good church workers
Manv visitors and friends were
present Mrs. Curtis remains on
the sick list. Come 10 church sun
DAY.
T X Rouse is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-21
Second Baptist

The Second RaptiSi chorus held
their hrst business meeting OF the
fall season on Thursday. Scpteln
her The president. Mrs r.. Boles.
presided q; The meeting
All OF the members were eager
to get started after q months va
cation from their regular pew
The Cleaner club OF the chorns
presented the church with beau
iiiul music cabinet The gin WIS
MOST highly appreciated for rs
beauty and usefulness
Mrs T.. Bolcs is president, Mrs
VI. Rowe. reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-21
Golden Key Club

The Golden Key social and Char.
i'y club held It's regular meeting
Wednesday, sept. II At the home o.
Miss Marie Ankton. 91an Delmar.
Business was transacted anil J
delightful r,pa~t was served. Tho
club met again Wednesday. sep
rs at the home OF Miss Chorsie Du-
mas.
Mrs Louise Ankton is president
Miss Marie Ankton. secretary: Mrs
Marie jenkins. reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-21

Williams. F'larry Henry, HAROLD
Siber Thomas Love, Erlan Fisher
Jeanette Franklin Maxine Webb,
.CaIrie Lee Heard Billy and Bar
hafa Wheeler Betty and jeanette
bland lean Fuller, Roberta Will,
Daisy Chenaut Ester Anderson.
Ethel Shirer, Doris Ann Shiver, la
nllln nillard and nlhe.s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-09-21
Deacon Z. Green
Takes A Bride

Friends are ongfatHlAlng ll'a
con aud Mrs. Zack Green who wee
married Tuesday evening, Sep' ~
al 6i23 CollaN. home Of the bride
the former Mrs Alice Worioii.
The ceremony WAS performed ny
the Rev Y II Pittman, pastor 81
tho couple
Nj and Mrs Green are. residing
ri the rrooms home. ISIS beech
Mnnd aNpnnr