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Evening star., 1940-02-04

MONDAY 1Or ALEXANDRIA, WNeTe Lney
will be at home at 1707 Duke street
Gen. Harrington is concluding a
tour of duty as chief of staff in
Quantico, and will be president o1
the Examining Board in Washing
ton.
Mrs. Erskine Hostess
At Luncheon.
Mrs. Graves 3. Erskine was hostess
at luncheon at the Officers Club
Tuesday in compliment to Mrs. c. A
Basore of Auburn, Ala. Mrs. Basore
stopped in Quantico over night en-
route to Auburn after visit to New
York City.
Mrs. John j. Russell of Dallas
Tex, is with her daughter, Mrs
Frank Uhlig, at the post. Mrs. Ulig
with her daughter Joan and Mrs
Russell plan to return to Dallas by
motor.
Yesterday Mrs. John S. E. Young
entertained at luncheon Mrs. Frank
H. Wirsig and Capt. Wirsig's mother
Mrs. Frank Wirsig; Mrs. John p
Condor and her mother, Mrs. H. O
Anson of Pensacola, Fla, and Mrs.
Francis w. CARL and Comdr. Carll's
mother, Mrs. CARL.
Mrs. st. Julien r. Marshall was
hostess to 16 guests at luncheon at
the Officers Club yesterday.
1t. and Mrs. Carey A. Randall
entertained last evening at a buffet
supper and cards, when their guests
were 1t. and Mrs. Victor H. Krulak,
Capt. and Mrs. Frank c. Croft and
Capt and Mrs. Robert E. Hogaboom.
Surgical Dressing Unit
Busy With Supplies.
The surgical dressing unit of the
War Relief Organization here is
meeting on Tuesday and Thursday
mornings, and under the chairman
ship of Mrs. Charles D. Barrett and
Mrs. Robert c. Kilmartin, jr, has
progressed rapidly. The first ship
ment of surgical sponges will be
sent to England soon.
Sewing meetings are held on
Thursday afternoons under the
supervision of Mrs. Emile P. Moses.
Mrs. Louis McCarty Little, wife of
the commanding general, has
achieved notable success in obtaining
the cooperation of the ladies of
the post for the War Relief Organi-
zation. Mrs. Little not only sews
tirelessly herself, but instigates small
teas at her quarters for different
groups OF the members where the
work is discussed and plans for the
future drawn up.
Announcement has been received
In Quantico from 1t. and Mrs. Fred
erick r. Dowsett of the birth jan
uary of a daughter, Anne Douglas,
at Bixby Knobs Maternity Hospital,
Long Beach, Calf.
Evening star., 1940-02-04
Marshalls Guests
At Henry Dinner

The Chief of Staff Of the
United States Army and Mrs.
George c. Marshall were the
guests of honor at the dinner
which Maj. Gen. Guy v. Henry,
U. s. A., retired, and Mrs. Henry
gave last evening at the Chevy
Chase Club. There were 26 guests
in the party.
The hostess wore a becoming
gown of black and green print
silk, made with a full skirt and
with green velvet straps across
the shoulders, with fat velvet
bows.
Evening star., 1940-02-04

B. Voolfolk at Wellesley Hills, and
her sister, Mrs. John Norton at
Wellesley.
Maj. Chester Sargent, who is on
r. o. T. G. duty at Harvard Uni
versity, and is in charge of the polo
team at that college, is at West
Point this week end with his team,
which played the West Point polo
squad at the riding hall this after
noon.
Evening star., 1940-02-04
West Point Costume Ball
Feature Of Week at Post :
Miss Janet johnson and Others
From Capital in Attendance;
Number of Guests Entertained

POINT N " Feb 3The cadets the First
held costume ball at the evening
Knight
James H. Cunningham, jr
daughter johnson
OF the
johnson is the house
week guests will include
Leighton Smith,
and Richard Lawson and Miss Joan daughter Of Maj
George attends the War College Washington
of It. Col
Chaplain William N Thomas Capt) u s. Annapolis
Evening star., 1940-02-04
Supper to Be Given
For Mrs. Fisher

Mrs. Dorothy Canf1eld Fisher, who
is in the city to attend the meet
ings Of the National Youth Admin
istration, will be entertained this
evening at supper at the King
Smith Studio School and will ad-
dress the students and guests. She
will read her volume, "Hillsboro
People" which is collection Of
stories about Vermonters.
Mrs. Fisher also Is author of other
well known books, including The
Bent Twig," Basque People, y
Home Fires in France" and Sea
Soned Timber"
Evening star., 1940-02-04
Miss Bebermeyer
HOnOred at Tea

Miss Leah Bebermeyer Of Wash
ington was the honor guest yes
terday afternoon at tea given by
Mrs. Charles H. Cooper in her home
in Arlington, Va. The engagement
Of Miss Bebermeyer to Mr.. Edward
N. Cooper, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Cooper, recently was an
nounced.
Evening star., 1940-02-04
Eichers Hosts

The Securities and Exchange
Commissioner and Mrs. Edward c.
Eicher were hosts at dinner last
night, entertaining in compliment
to Miss May Davis of Mount Pleas
ant, Iowa, who is visiting Mrs. Adam
Weir at the Shoreham. Others at
the dinner were Mr.. and Mrs. w.
D. Jameson and Mr.. and Mrs. Ran
dolph Blinn.
Evening star., 1940-02-04
Mrs. Franklin Karns
Has Weekend Guests

Mrs. Franklin P. Karns, wife of
1t. Comdr. Karns, has as her week.
end guests in her home in Arling-
ton Capt. and Mrs. George Baum,
of Philadelphia and Mrs. Frances
Walton Of Baltimore.
Evening star., 1940-02-04

Thomas will be guest preacher at
the services in the cadet chapel to-
morrow morning.
1t. and Mrs. Lamont Saxton an
nounce the birth. Of a daughter.
Frances Ann, at the post hospital
January IS. Mrs. Saxton is the
former Miss Alice Lobitz, daughter
of Mai. Albert Lobitz, U. s. A., re-
tired, Of San Antonio and Mrs. Lo-
bitz.
Col. and Mrs. Fent0n
Have House Guest.
Col. and Mrs. Chauncey L. Fenton
are entertaining as their guest for
several days DR.. Frederick E. Ter
man, professor of electrical engi-
neering at Stamford University,
Calf.
Mrs. Carson, wife of Maj. Marion
Carson, has been in Washington
since Thursday and is the weekend
guest Of Maj. Gen. Joseph o. Mau-
borgne, chief signal officer, and Mrs.
Mauborgne.
Mrs. Clifton c. Carter, wife of Col.
Carter, who has been professor of
philosophy at the Military Academy
for the past rs years and is now re-
firing from active service, was hon.
ored Thursday at a surprise lunch
con at the Ofncers' Club given by
the members Of the mothers Sec
ton Of the West Point Woman's
Club.
Mrs. Davis, wife of It. Ellsworth
I. Davis, is in New Orleans, where
she is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Mccall. During her abb
sence, 1t. Davis mother. Mrs. In
gals Davis, of Washington, and Miss
Alice Price, also of Washington, are
visiting at the garrison, guests of
It. Davis.
1t. Col. and Mrs. Fay B. Prickett
are entertaining as their house guest
this week end Miss Julia Heinrich,
who attends Skidmore College, Sara
toga Springs, N. Y.
Mrs. Roger Alexander
Returns to Post.
Mrs. Alexander and Miss Ruth
Alexander, wife and daughter Of
Col. Roger Alexander, professor Of
drawing at the academy, have re-
turned to the post from Washington,
where they spent short time visit
ing Brig. Gen. Earl Mcfarland,
assistant to the chief of ordnance
and Mrs. Mcfarland.
Mrs. Cyrus L. Peterson is in Flor
ida, where she will pass several
weeks visiting Miss Jacqueline Sny-
der at her home, Seminole Rest, in
New Smyrna Beach.
Capt. and Mrs. George w. Smythe
are entertaining as their guests this
week end Miss Emily Owen, Miss
Betty Osborne and Miss Ruth Ann
ODaniel.
Mrs. Sophia Lutz, who makes her
home at West Point with her SON.
in-law and daughter, 1t. and Mrs.
James H. Cunningham, has de-
parted for trip to Washington
and Miami, and will return to West
Point February 20.
Miss Marie Byrne of Washington
is visiting at West Point where she
has spent fortnight as the guest
of 1t. and Mrs. George c. Duehring.
1t. and Mrs. John T. Westermeier
have visiting them this week end
the latters sister, Miss Ruth Melick
of Brooklyn.
Mrs. Ira w. Black is spending
a fortnight in Massachusetts, where
she is visiting her mother, Mrs. R.
Evening star., 1940-02-04
Fenns to Leave

Comdr. and Mrs. H. K. Fem Of
Arlington, with their children, Barry
and Libby Fem, will leave Saturday
for Miami Beach, Fla, for a stay
of four weeks.
Evening star., 1940-02-04
Miss Hiehtower AWAY

Miss Betsy Hightower of Arling-
ton, Va, is spending the week end
in Charlotte, NJ c., where she is
attending the midwinter dances at
Davidson College.
Evening star., 1940-02-04
Guest in Capital

Mrs. Frank Chamberlin, wife Of
1t. Col. Chamberlin of Plattsburg
Barracks, N. w., is visiting Maj.
and Mrs. Haskell Allison.
Evening star., 1940-05-12

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-03
Church of Our Father

A large audience was IN attend
ance at the Church of Our Father
last Sunday. The pastor. the Rev.
4. NJ. Kaigler preached forceful
sermon at the IL a. m. service from
the text John ll:l7, subject, Jesus
Came, But Too Late"
AT $3.50 D. m. the pastor and con-
gregation worshipped with ST. Johr
Presbyterian church in their new
location, Clinton and Jos. Campau
streets. AT the BYPU hour, Group
No. rendered an interesting pro-
gram under supervision of Mrs.
Julia Dade. captain.
The pastor preached particularly
to the young people at the evening
service from Judges 1885. subject,
Keeping Our Promise"
The Junior choir rendered beau
tiful music. All departments of the
church made their financial re-
ports. The Sunday School led with
SSf43 for the month OF January.
The Church OF our Father ex.
tends sympathy TO the bereayed
family OF Mother Bell
Nellie +. Shumate Is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-03
New Bethel Baptist

Services were we'll attended al
New Bethel Baptist church. Hast
ings and Wills streets. last sun
day morning. The pastor. the Rev.
y H. Armstrong preached a great
message from a portion OF First
Chronicles The pastor is very well
thought Of hv his members. The Of
fering was $3.50 IS.
Mrs Bruce spoke very highly OF
The fine work the young people OF
the church are doing. The mothers
and members OF the church will
give the Rev. Mr. Armstrong and his
mother a pond party Friday Feb ..
Visitors are always welcome at
New Bethel Baptist church.
The Plymouth Social club which
has many new members. will meet
sunday. February at pm. al
1850 Brush street. This is a Christ
mas savings club which helps the
people to save funds for purchas-
ing things they reed az Christmas
time p Dennis IS president. and is
also churlh reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-03
Interdenominational
Ministers Alliance

An INSTRUMENTATION Minister
ial alliance was organized in Ham
tramck Saturday, Jan. n. The Of.
ficers are the Rev. c. NJ. Metcalf
president the Rev. K. ]. Jscksor
vice president; the Rev. B. NJ
Wright. treasurer; the Rev. s NJ
Williams. secretary: the Rev n
Baldwin, chaplain.
All ministers OF regular STANDING
In their local churches are eligible
for membership, the organization
announces. The members OF the Al.
lance, as we'll as other minister.
in the north end section. are mill.
tart leaders and express the hops
TO unite the Christian element q,
all local churches for move n
secure Justice and fair play for
the colored citizens OF the city. and
Slso establish better standard Of
leadership.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-03
FuneralRitesH Held
For R. v. Davis
AT Clinton Chapel
Mrs. Wilson
In Charge Of
Ceremonies

The pastor. the Rev F. NJ. Will
liams. conducted the Sunday school
lessor in the absence OF the super
intendent because OF illness. An in
teresting discussion was enjoyed.
AZ II am. the message was deliy-
cred by the pastor from Kings
I7.5. subject. "Elijah's Power with
Cod" AZ 3 pm. the Mission circle
sponsored a program at which time
the Rev D. Baldwin preached.
There was large audience.
The wee society convened at $50
p m. with President NJ. Wilson in
charge. Dr. 5. f. Means, guest
speaker at the evening hour
brought glowing message from
John sle. from which he made
plain the plan OF salvation
Funeral rites for the late r. W.
Davis were held at Clinton Chapel
Friday, Jan. e6 al pm The pas
tor spoke OF the life and labor OF
the deceased Mrs Ella Wilson de-
serves much credit for managing
ne funeral arrangements as had
been requested by Mr.. Davis during
his lifetime he Was preceded in
death by his wife in 1887
Mrs A. r Jones Of 5o7 Superior
street T. improving Miss Irene
HYDE Is confined TO bed In the
Swee' hospital al 81. Aubin and
Mamie sfreeis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-03

service opened with an address by
Deacon X. d. Hall. who spoke from
the subject Let Us Be Men" The
pastor, the Rev. T.. II. Hilson.
preached from the subject "Soul
Surgery; Operating On the Heart
text Ezekiel 1926.
AZ pm. the Rev. Theodore Will
liams preached. The BYPli Is being
brought up TO a high rating under
Mrs. Hilson and Monroe Brown.
president, according TO the report
recently made by Mrs. Bette
Smith. The program rendered AT
the BYPU was under auspices of
the Nurses guild.
AZ z pm. the pastor preached an
intellectual message on onenses.
based largely on Negro history.
Mrs Lucille Morten was elected
chairman OF the rext Pleasant sun
day program to be presented hy the
Senior choir Sunday. Feb. II.
Ophelia Dorsey Is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-03
Mt. Zion Baptist

The Sunday school Of the MI
Zion Baptist church opened last
Sunday at $3.50 am. The subject
discussed was Jesus Dramatically
Proclaims His MessIahship," Matt
21:1-16.
AT IL am. the Rev. Mr. Mills
preached a forceful sermon from
the previous Sundays lesson.
Az 3 pm. installation of officers
was held. Baptismal service will
be held Sunday evening. Feb. a
Friday evening. Feb. 2 at Q O'clock
the Rev. J. c. Perry will be or
dained at Mt Zion church.
"Oh Lord help us TO lean unon
my everlasting arms each dav and
show by our loyalty and devotion 70
Thy cause that We have not been
needless nor rejected thine invita-
ton to follow thee"
Miss Marzette Young Is church
reporter. The Rev. r. w. Wright
Is pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-03
Christian Science

Love" will be the subject OF the
Lesson Sermon In all Christian
Science Churches throughout the
world on Sunday. February 4. 1910.
The Golden Text (Romans $50
Is THE love Of God is shed abroad
in our hearts by the Holy Ghost
which Is given unto US"
Among the Bible citations Is this
passage Jeremiah 31:3): THE
Lord hath appeared OF old unto
me. saying. Yea. have loved thee
with an everlasting love: therefore
with loving kindness have drawn
thee"
Correlatiye passages 10 be read
from the Christian Science text
hook, "Sclence and Health with Key
10 the Scriptures" by Mary Baker
Eddy. include the following tp.iaD:
Love Is impartial and universal
In It's adaptation and bcstowals. n
Is the open fount which cries. 'Ho.
every one that thirsteth, come We
to the waters"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-03
Little Rock Baptist

Prayer service at Little Rock
Baptist church was held Sunday
morning by Deacons Stokes, Rob.
inson and Tate. The Rev. x. T.
Tate. the pastor, preached an ex-
cellent sermon. He also PRAYED
and sang. Assistant Pastor c. Her.
rim read Psalm 81. The choir sang
many beautiful selections. One new
member was added TO the church.
The Romantic Jubilee singers
rendered a program In behalf o.,
the Pastors Aid club. OF which
Mother Esther is presideri. The
attendance was large and the col.
lection good.
A program will also be rendered
soon, in interest OF the Sunday
school. Deacon o. c. Hooks is S.
S. superintendent; Mrs. d Hooks,
director; c. Baldwin manager
Mrs. NJ. r. Cousin Is church re-.
porter.
The Mission from Little Rock
church has been meeting from
house 10 house since Mrs. NJ. Bald.
win was elected president for the
ensuing year. The first meeting
was held at the home OF Mrs. D.
Brown. A later meeting was with
s<rs. b. Wouden vice president. and
isle last session at the home Of
Mrs. NJ. Baldwin. Delicious lunch.
cons were served at each meeting
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. l.. whatley 657 Illinois from .
to 4 Thursday Feb. /. The public
is invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-03
Dr.. ]. Eichelberger To Conduct
Film Lectures AT AMEZ Churches

Prof. James w. Eichelberger. III,
OF Chicago, will be the guest speak
or al ST. Peters Zion church Sum-
day afternoon, Jan. 2s at pm.
Mr.. Eichelberger, general secre-
tary OF religious education OF the
Zion connection Is very outstand-
ing orator and educator.
The Rev. Mr.. Metcalf, pastor OF
ST. Peters church. states that Prof.
Eichelberger's travels in the Orient
Belgium. Norway and Germany
enables him TO speak very wildly
OF the problems on the other side OF
the world.
One hundred voices, comprising
five choirs and chorus combined
will furnish the music. Special
guests expected to be present are
Mayor walter Kanar. Eddie Tolan,
John X. Graham and Charles A.
Roxborough.
John Wesley
DR.. James w. Eichelberger. AM,
LID. OF Chicago. general secre.
tary OF the Christian Education Oh
the Zior church. will speak at John
Wesley Zion church Sunday. Feb
4 at s pm.
Educational motion pictures will
be shown In which some OF Zion's
leading churchmen will appear.
Or. Eichelberger. outstanding lay
man. is reputed 10 be an able schol-
ar and orator.
The Baby contest will be held
next Sunday at $3.50 pm Six babies
are competing.
A tea was given last Sunday by
the Building Fund committee.
The pastor will speak Sunday
morning on the subject. "The
Bread that Destroys Hunger" Holy
communion will be administered.
~. Paul AMEZ
On Sunday February 4. al IL a.
M. Or. J. W. Eichelberger. OF Chi
cago, secretary OF Church Educa-
tion OF the AME Zion church. will
be the guest speaker at st. Paul
AME Zion church. Or. Eichelberger
is recognized as one OF the fore
most orators OF the race. All are
invited to hear him.
AZ s .. m. the Holy Communion
will be administered by the pastor
Rev. p. r. Flack, assisted by the
officers.
At D. m. Monday. DR.. Eichel-
berger will speak at banquet and
exhibit moving pictures OF the
great AME Zion church schools and
other correctional interests, under
auspices OF the North Carolina club
Mrs. A. Smith is chairman. The
public is invited and all are urg-
ed to secure tickets early.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-03
H art-f ord Prayer
Band Holds Service

The meeting OF the Hartford
PRAYER Raad was opened sunday
al the usual hour. conducted by
Chairman Erying ard his assistants
II was very fine insprational
service Several members OF the
PRAYER Band were III and some
without employment These were
cared for financially and With flow
RS and fruit
Mrs Abott reported four families
from Lorraine. Ohio, who had start
"a family prayers The Prayer
BAND Is very anxious 10 have fami-
lies hold prayer with their chill
drfn each day. Mr. yiyians Is chair
war o' The Sich committee and has
heea on ihe sick Est for two weeks.
as a result 81 which he has heen
Unable 70 visit the hospitals. f. A.
Ni'ians a. reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-03
Triumph, The Church
And Kingdom Of
God In Christ
BY Church Reporter

The quarterly meeting which
closed Jan. %. was a great success
The Rev. G. T. Rivers. state super
visor OF Michigan. conducted az Trl-
amph church. f3and No. 2. or which
the Rev James y. Jones Il pastor
The spirit OF love. peace and har-
mony prevailed among the mem
bers OF both bands. Mother Rivers
state mother OF Michigan. deliver
cd the Word Of God.
The membership expects the ar
rival Of the Rev. Mr.. Jones back in
the city the latter part OF the week
All are eagerly awaiting his re-
turn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-03
Soul Surgery Unique Subject
OF Rev. Ell. Hilson On MEMS Day

The sunday school covered at
$3.50 N. at King Solomon Baptist
church sunday. Jan. 2S. Supt. r.
u. Hicks, presiding The lesson
vas reviewed by Deacon X. d.
Hall The teachers Will hold their
meeting on Thursday night, Z
o'clock.
Last sunday was Mems day. The
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-02-03
Rev. Mastn Cites Joe Louis As Example OF Victorious Faith
In MenlOriiaI1l
HENRY SWEET

All events man shares At together
TO build LIES circle complete
OF the whole events one stands out
as climax OF all its suite.
So our hero had his battle most de-
cisive OF the rest.
In which action he assembled to the
summit OF the best.
City Hall offered the forum he
fought on TO crush the foe;
Massed 10 fend their deeds most
savage, and their character
wrecking score.
Side by side with other heroes. long
and fercely did they fight.
Proving how police had Numbered
in their use OF legal might.
On this field most leaders hid from.
Sweet dared. face and fight the
chiefs,
Drunk with power and shameful
killings, people engulfed with
griefs.
Forumed sat the nine Fathers and
the Mayor to try the case:
Circled by outraged liberals who
urged change TO fairer base:
supplemented by supporters. in
famed by the tragic deal
Nodded in common spirit, ex-
pressing a holy zeal
so was staged this high tribunal
TO order judgment and peace;
Harmonizing factions OF our peo-
pie, that their wars might
cease.
Other seers poured out philippies.
convincing, that wrongs were
done;
Citing cases. marred by malice.
which ought e'er 10 have been
Stunned.
As ore born and bred to expound
justice. Henry Sweet, address
ed
That forum. exposing each break
with law, by logic suppressed;
when all Greece. by Philip OF
Macedon was threatened with
shame:
Scorning all his values, Demos
themes, spoke his way to fame.
when the Jews had failed their
JEHOVAH, and He began TO
blot
out all their twelve tribes; Moses
spoke to save them from such
dire lot.
When proud Rome. faced danger
and foul division from Cata-
line:
Cicero exposed the traitors and
wrought empires wide, refine.
When erslavers sought making
FREEDOMS holy and favored
land,
wrecking LIBERTY. EQUALITY.
and FRATERNITY, stand
was taken by fearless William
Lloyd Garrison. to defeat
Scheme OF hell and death, guiding
our nation to its noble seat.
when one Hundred and Thirty
Thousand NEGROES were
brutalized:
And their leaders, neither saw ror
heard them, most tantalized
When Detroits worst Blacks. suf-
fered wrongly, then Henry
Sweet dared speak
To the Mighty. 10 Michigan Amer
ica-for the weak.
voicing Truth and Law. sweet. en-
crossed all good oracles which
bless:
Urging that. "our streets be kept
safe. our homes, shrines for
great and less:
Our police, peace officers. guard
ing all citizens the same:
Our whole city growing Oneness in
life and labor and fame"
Today and forever his body be as
dust: his voice.
Raised and hurled 'gainst
WRONG, will be living symbol
Of valiant chofcaf