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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24
Trinity Sunday
School Has Banquet
And Outing

The Sunday school OF Trinity
AME church sponsored banquet
Friday. Aug. The principal
speaker was Mrs. Davis. superin-
tendent OF ST stephen sunday
school. The affair was nicely at.
tended and proved successful nnd
enjoyable from every angle The
proceeds netted the amount for
conference claims and eNpenss
for the annual outing held Thurs
day. Aug. s.
Plymouth Park was an excellent
spot for the outing. the playground
facilities having been kept going
all day. Mrs. Rrogden and Mr..
viyians displayed splendid hagc-
ball playing. There was loads ot
fun and everyone had good time.
A few Of those who seemed 10
have joyed the ride in the truck
were. Estella Schlcy. Clara Re-
man, Joe Brooks. MaJory Allen.
Marjorie Lemons Earl Clinkscale
and Green Howard.
The Gospel chorus OF 81 Ste
phen rendered a program at 'l'iln-
ity AME Sunday evening, Aug. IL.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24
Clevelanders Have
Nice Visit In Detroit

Miss Shellic Townsend and
Miss Bcssic white of Cleveland
ohio. were very much impressed
with Detroit upon their first visit
here recently. They spent one week
as the guests OF Mrs. Gertrude
Brown. 1898 scotch avenue. cousin
OF Miss Townsend. The Clevclard-
ers were extrayagantlv entertained
while here. Mrs. Birdie Morrison
and Mrs. Sibel Fletcher OF 81
Frederick honored them with a
cocktail party. which afforded
much enjoyment Mrs. Rosa Lee
Plummer entertained al pretty
luncheon IN her home. 5i59 Twen-
ty-cirhth street. Mrs Brown took
her guests and other local friends
ON n moonlight picnic 90 Belle Isle.
which proved TO be a rather pleas
Ing entertainment.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24
Sy.EN POISONS SLOW
KID N E Y S
AND IRRTTATE BLADDER
flush Them 0ut FOR IS Cents

Go 70 your drugs 80 today and act
this safe. swift and harmless olu-
retic and siimulani ASK for Gold
Medal Haarlem oil Capsules and
start ~ once 10 flush kidneys a.
waste matter saturated with acids
and poisons
That's a quick and effective wsv
- help bring about more healthy
kidne, ACTIVITY md reiiev that hlad-
DER imitation with its seauiy pass
.se with smarting aud burning as
We'll as restless nights
Remember the kidneys often
need flushing a. we'll as The bowels,
and some symptoms OF kidney
weakness mey be getting up oft-'
IN during The night puffev ewes
Aaekache
But be sure to get GOLD MEDAL
'aarlem OF Capsules tho oriei-
and genuine right from Hasr-
I'm IN Holland the rrice Is small
- cenfSl. the good results will
ulhll your exncciaiions. Don't
accept substitute
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24
Attend Musicians
Convention

Members OF the Pro Mgsica Dra-
matidue society left for Chicago
Wednesday TO attend the Natlonai
Musicians convention being held in
that city and to appear on program
Wednesday evening. Included In
the party were: n Heartsheld Hc!-
loway. director Virginia Eiland.
Mr.. and Mrs. CLYDE Anderson, Eula-
LA Hamilton, John Anderson GUS
Bryant. Penny Smith. Magda enc
White. Helen Pryor. Charlse Youns,
Mary Fitzpatrick. John Jones. Fred
erick Sypes. Sarah HAYDN. Ran
dali Pittman. Matte Brooks and
several others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Mon
Grief. Mrs. f.. Kilgore and tive
sons. and mother and son. H..
ncasley are leaving on motor trip
10 points In Ohio and Kenrcky
over the week end.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24
SIC Sport Club
Has Annual Picnic

Tie SIC Sport club held It's FIRST
intcr-club annual picnic SUNDAY.
Aug. at Plymouth Park. AmonS
the clubs participating were tie
Viceroy and Amity Baseball,
swimming, fishing and hiking were
enjoyed by tho picnickers, climaNe l
by weiner roast.
Officers and members OF the SIC
are. Johnny Meyers. president;
Kennedy Berks. vice president;
Ola West. secretary. Rosa l.. Las
ton, treasurer: Henry Wallace, par
Humanitarian: George walker. pun
licity manager Helen Wesi. LOIS
Martin. Leroy Gibbs. Gloria Hutch
ms. Gladys Martin and Carl Jones.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24
Twentieth Epworth League Meet
And cine Training School Held

THO twentieth annual session o.
The SUNDAY School and Epwortg
lcaI .e and the second session o.
the Leadcsship Training sC1pol OF
The Detroit District o. HE SoatA-
east Missouri ana lllAols annual
cotntrence OF 'ho CAlE 1Hr.H mot
az 81 Joan tMf eugra ia TINS
oiV Ausns' s through io
INSTRUCTORS in tIe Training
school incladcd the rev Nj Led-
acl tue REV Nr Allu me rse
b. : Smith 'Ne ke NJ Narshi.n
Bishop Bell ana 81 Bray.
lnicresflna Worship service.
We're conducted he those ch1rl d
leaders ri Lon Bay gave ane
AK on 'Buillu4 Bishop SeA
discussed 7rhrstlan Youth aAu
j. A Wur'l News
a 'ery interesting mo, K tre,.
based upon 'hc Dcltnqlcnoy aiNi-
sion ~ NO luyeuile couf'. WAS
staged undc direction OF Hon.
judge y J IIealr j.
Among me topics discussed ny
tie ,onn. people da rs aae verc
/ Achic,ins IAtc objective Mill
thrsi. , 'll"w Nea~Nouih Aclac,-
a Christian Affldr loaati ~,
Eyls Of War >lcohol arl Ganhl-
ing" Tie R.hlD's Cpn'rIhu ~ To
tlmrae'er Development m the
puhle schools
An oraio'ild contest was hell
Frdet evening Aunrf those par
No rating Wcfr Miss Aun"fir
Baker Whisot Miss y pat-
teson aud Mi. Naenmis Snms
Mrs Susic Wlsdom District sup
l.eMn'nicr' az INC SUNDAY SrNool
presided TUESDAY Wednosaay ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24
West Side Representative Is Visitor
AT Hartford Prayer Band Service

splendid service. 4 was intofcstrs
10 listen 10 testimonies coming
rom some OF the old iaiihtuls VINO
have followed The liitlc band since
rs inception. each talk tcndns io
suheiantiate the resuliul once's OF
prayer. Deacon r. Ewing, char
man, presided with an The indicd-
lions Of man who is spiritually
qualified to head such group
II was rather pathetic go listen
10 Mrs Henrietta Gas relate how
she'd been the recent victim 81 a
confidence gang. comprisca ~
mostly women still In their teens,
and who are being urged on IN fhi,
malicious crime by older Women
she stressed the dreadful sin Of
older people leading young ones
aslray. and who fail TO let their
lives be Instrumental IN bringing
the Young people TO Christ
Deacon s, l.. Jordan. y familiar
figure In religious worship IN and
abound Detroit. sang I'm A child
of the King" and told OF the JeaCc
IT. brings one knowing that he IS
q child OF the King There was aleo
Deacons WINSTON and I.anss on.
who have heen AFFILIATED With The
band for several wears.
Usher Organizes Band
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. ". Jatt
malnstays OF Tie organization. wete
inleed uplifting IN thrif testimonies
which conferred around Chris Ian
being Gods precious Jewels aud
how we should guido the Windows
of our lives. Mrs. Blanche Graves
and Mrs lOuvenia Jones. those
eyor-faiihfuls OF the Sick commit
toe. we'll show the marks OF being
fitted 10 their sacred tasks. and
each made an appealing supplica-
ton and testimony.
Chairman r. a. Viyians Of The
Sick committee, is staunch mem
her OF the band lie stated that the
committee visited five hospitals IN
the past week Mr.. Viviaus lniro-
duced the Tribune representative
in pleasing manner and told OF
the hearty cooperation our westride
branch. IN connection with The gem
tral Office Is giving the PRAYER
band. lie Il aleo reporter % Tie
ORGANIZATION.
The members discussed The
breakfast To be had mex sunday
at one OF The city parks II was de-
cided TO leave IN cars right n.icr
The early service.
u was pleasing 10 learn that the
Hartford Prayer band was loUrtrt
almost thirteen years ago 10y Mr..
Stubhe. who WAS AT that iim' an
usher OF Hartford Baptist church
The band has held together aud
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24
Mt. Olive Baptist

"Obedionce 10 Cod was the'
theme OF the Sunday morning mess
sage bv ihe pastor Of NJ olive Bap-
list church Tho spirited pefioa $50.
proceeded hy on interested SUNDAY
school reviewed by the pastor ON
The lessen Text The Lords py~ r
a special song service was coH.
duct,d ly Mrs s. A. Wilson anl
Miss H. Robinson at the RYPt'
hour.
Miss Ruth Dunn and her brother
Hcrhe'i have returned from 81
inr relatives in Chicago
Mrs Nelson and mother "
Pace lci FOR Houston. Texas Tues
day night
Mi Beairce Mavcv Is confined
10 her home lc,au,c Of Illness.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24

Mrs Melissa Seldom OF 300
Twcnty-eighth street Is convalesc.
ing very nicely NJ her home follow
Ing recent operation Her mother.
Mre Nuna n. Lewis left last week
for her home in Bessemer. Ala,
after spending several weeks with
her daughter and family. Mrs.
Lewis carried with her Mrs. sell
don's two Young sons. Felix AMI
Baby Nelson
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24
-Sweei hour OF prayer, sweet
hour Of prayer
That calls me from a world Of
care.
And bids he al my Fathers
throne
Makes all my wants and wishes
known

How impressive was the singing
of the foregoing lines. together
with Other old. but eyer-sweet sorg-
which tell OF the wonderful as
snrancc OF Gods promise and mcr.
ces, Feryent prayers and touch
ing testimonies added more zeal
10 The spiritual atmosphere which
prevailed al the early morning wor-
ship of the Hartford PRAYER baud
last Sunday Even though II was
our FIRST visit we were not al all
surprised over the wealth OF insplr-
alton. announcement and conscla
ton CLEANED. because Of n person.
nj cognizance Of the power OF pray
or and far-reaching effects OF sin
cere Worship.
Welcoming the privilege OF be-
ing present to participate In the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24
Hither And Thither

A welcome visitor in orr city th.s
week was Miss Josephine Brown
Of Chicago. who arrived in Detroit
sunday morning. She stopped at the
Lucy Thurman YWCA while IN the
city. Miss Brown was the dinnef
guest Of Mrs. Ellen VI. Wilson
Tuet day evening. a member OF tn
Morning Star Baptist church RI
Chicago, OF which the Rev. l. VI
Hendon IS pastor, Miss Brown IS
superintendent OF the Primary de-
paitmcnt Of TIE Sunday school. and
supervisor Of The VIVA an anNi-
larry OF the Missionary society She
is an ambitions young woman who
is intensely Interested IN religious
ana social activities.
Mrs. +. J. LoVeille Of Woodrow
and Mrs Dorothy Blackwell Of 3oth
street left last saturday on a motor
tour. Their jn,lnoraries viii in
clnde Chicago, ST. Louis karsas
Cuy and other points west They
plan 20 return home aro1nd
September %
Columbus. 5. c. and other south
ern points have claimed the pre-
eence OF Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Sigh
OF Moore place and Mr. and ATS.
Leo Hunt son and daughter-in-law
of Mrs Sigh. Tho foursome left
on n motor trip last week.
Walter l.. Carter. assistant dean
OF the Corioz W. Peters Business
schools and manager Of the Chica-
20 branch. accompanied nv Chas.
Bryant head OF The Accounting de-
partmcnt Of Virginia state college,
wee guests II Mrs Violet T. Lew
Is. president of The Lewis Business
colleges last week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24

"A, mo Reverend talks IN his
nen was All p farce. and noS
+. rioxv grandpa" is laughing up
a aes,s. II, the would-be seers
a AnoN-as
q Ns,. & az not, but mum. In
IA aas fhc beynote around TIE
Atmans' ionicilc Friday eve
hr AK ie when Mrs. Alberta
4fman wea % the church icr
4 regular g.Nearsal duties with
Rerracs suior choir. And
pnp.y Ar 90 pm. Mrs. Pau
n cunningham herself cun-
hs little hcly together with the
N o. ,h huss hodies" came
|b trppinr 90 the parsonage,
a. Woolaw street. bringing
M 'htm a9 il takes to make a
fpnss natal DAY party a whaling
hos Tie "intruders' began
vi schedule with almost clock
b. pro oa4rc.
|orer AZ 'Ne rehearsal. II seemed
n, cho scf Spcights was also
r,fatug the traits OF the cun-
bg IHle aDual by rehearsing
IA more fcacarsing. Why would
y rex A ui..t IKE this with all
n heat .'scontiturc for such
Hneous ptrte? thought Mrs.
hmau. hg ,He. Of course. would
be- be ih- oao 20 interfere with
\ chorSfcrs method ~ directing.
Pleasure iiter Work
faaNy released. warm and tired.
D pl'n nfellrned home at ten
r.. frd.ng hcr secretive has
d resting on the porch. Little
sha dean that shortly before
y reached tho steps, a ring OF
n door ben had heen a signal 10
n po'irs mat all must he
Iron entering the hal.
ID, fasa went the lights and all
n singing Happy Birthday TO
viii Mrs Ruth Iatture at
n piano Positively II was sur
as was 50 noticeably regis
f m me face OF the honoree.
ID The da.ar room the table was
#rel VIZ beautiful Irish linen
cloth and conferred with a
f fllci vii gladioli. fern. red
p arl baby NUNS arranged in
mos sr'tie fan design. A sill
\ ray aiming the numerous
rs afi tnr envelopes or cash
Rr' 'fem 'He various church
iaries Nf placed on tie
y Thr h7Aday cake, a beauty.
y BY ~ Sc I-enla Johnson. he'll
n 'auisr 'ou will have 10
"a yoar m0ltiplicr il you are
Noa, 70 know just WHAT nile
pe tae hnn0rse has reached.
~ cream aid homemade cake.
h o'her q .'cacics. we're served
M laus A'c- and raiety TO Mother
p Roger Mesdames Mabel
IN Rum Spragg, Ruth Latture.
" Evans Lenore Carter. Perry
~, Marion Lark. Margarita
Hars'oa II Kimbrough. r.
~, Abe Pruitt. /. A. Fort.
llne Cnnnnsham. Ida Gaines,
~ Narearet Nance, Evelyn
et Misses Leora Johnson.
na and Vivian I.atture. Messrs.
Green charles Winslow, c.
esana George Gray.
pair ~ lovely baby pink and
Noolen blankets was the use
En' from the Ladies Aid-we
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24
Ealems Entertain
Former Detroiters

Mr.. and Mrs. Odell Gardner and
Horace Gardner OF Martin, Tenn
motored to Detroit Aug IS and
spent pleasant week with rela-
tiyes and friends They were inc
house guests Of Mr. and Mrs. ilar-
vey Ward OF Hartford avenue. Dur
inp their visit they were entertain
ed at a party by MIR. and Mfs' j.
Ealem OF Hartford avenue. Games
were played and delicious refresh
ments were served.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24
Bible School Officer
Works With Negroes

Al the August meeting OF tue
Board ~ Managers OF the Amfri-
can Bihic society tho Rev Nirnai
Clngman Rodgers. d. D. Was
elected sec'y. OF the society agency
for work among the Colored Peo-
pie of the t. s.. 10 assume his
duties September l. In this inlpoi.
tant office he succeeds the Rev lir.
A. j. Allen, who was recently
elected bishop ~ the African
Methodist Episcopal church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24

Those who came 20 welcome the
former Deiroters upon their first
visit rince leaving the city eight
years ago were Nj and Mrs. Hubert
Hancock Mr. and Mrs Nathan
Shicldr. Mr.. and Mrs. George RoS-
inson. Mr.. and Mrs X. G. Hunter.
Mr. and Mrs G. ODDS. Mesdames
Ruth Gardner Sadie Roe, Lizzie
Gardner. Pauline Wells. Minnie
Mitchell Blanche Mitchell Vera
Robinson, Ethel venson, Miss Kate
OlAs Messrs. Russah Gardner, Mol
win Arnold and Hobert Gardner.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24
USHERS'
NOTES


The CITY lFshers union met p,
New Bethel church on the occasion
OF the ninth anniversary OF The
Vshers board over 300 dollars was
raised
The Goodfellows committee are
planning an early Sunday morning
breakfast Sunday. August "a at
Belle lsle
The lshers Will be guests of the
Chapel Hill board. August 25 at 3
pm
Mrs. Kiyers IS on The silk lisi
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Middleton
are spending the weekend out-of-
town
J l. Casey has returned home
from the hospital
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24
New Mt. Zion

Thu Rev + G. Mercier spoke
SUNDAY morning from Act ] S IT'S
theme was "Taik and Tai About
Jesus Fverywhere Nou Co.
The Deacons Alliance met al 3
pm
Tho evening devotional haur was
followed bv message from me
Rev Mr. Mackroy from Mathew
90 "R" ~ good chcrr'
Willsm Hollis momhor ~ Now
Mt Zion died FridaN. Aur4st is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24

Thursday for The sunday school
Peter n. Craig. Jr. dlstici presI-
dent Of the Epworth league. pres H.
"a Friday and saturday Tor 're
league
Officers reelected fV tie er4-
np year were Mss " fb,
hnfo district president Epwnrh
lcaguf Mr. Vera shaw yire PIE
sdou' Ni. Tnslsy s.tfrtafy
MISS Brown. treasure
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24

s'posing the blue one was for the
better-half who coopcraied 80
agreeably IN keeping the secret.
The gracious members .of the aid
are: Mrs. Lula Lamar. president;
Miss Leora Johnson. secretary.
Deacon John Baker. treasurer:
Mrs. r. Cunningham. chairman:
Social committee, Mesdames l.. A.
Fort Matte Coleman. Ida Gaines
and Miss Annie Johnson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24
Mt. Vernon Baptist

The doacors We're IN charge 81
ne PRAYER service preceding the
message hy the pastor Ett 81
Scc.i SUNDAY morning AZ MI Var
non church
\ snmmer FInanl ial nlllo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24
THOSE SOCIABLE gw
WEST SIDERS sS
h. Alberta Pittman Is Honored
18th A Surprise Birthday Party
Members Of The Ladies Aid Club
Are Hostesses In Church Parsonage

We'll lis rue--Birthday greetings in its fullest mean
do highlight column at this scrbblng! And what
more the prediction that the Rev. r. H. Pttman would
rey diyulge the secret confded to him by members of
I Iadies Aid Nhe prediction being based on the belief
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-24

grown to be ono of the outstanlus
religious organizations In De'iof.
Mr. Stuhhs has since been called
to the ministry and az present Is
pastor OF church iu l-vuchhuls.
Va THUS an example 90 The re-
suit " being 'douIketpcr in tte
house of the Lord"
The weekly echo., 1940-06-21
st. James A. M. E
Church Newe

ST. JAMES A.ME. Church, Quarterly
Conference was history Monday night
June 10. Our pastor was on the lob
and ha dthings well organized Our
Presiding Elder, DR.. H. D. Rhodes had
Just f~trned from the GENERAL CON.
in Detroit. He addressed the Sunday
School at $3.50 am and at Hoo am. lie
spoke from the gospel of st. John,
Subject; Stand By The Cross. His
message was enjoyed by all
At 300 pm. Rev W. H. Hill spoke
from Allen Chapel Church. His sermon
was a source of inspiration. Miss Dora
Brantly rendered a ChiIdren's Day
program. All the children PLAYED
well their parts. At 800 pm. our Pre-
siding Elder delivered another AN
OTHER SERMON. Monday mite the
Quarter was held. All anxiliaries mad,
The weekly echo., 1940-06-21

Church, Hattiesburg, Miss, June Both
All the churches that constitute the
sout h Zone are expected to REPRESENT
IN large NUMBERS Pastors stewards
class leaders and Missionary workers
come on to Hattiesburg and lend a
helping rand to the struggling C.ME's
of st. James Church a.
The gospel singer Rev T Sanders
Jr., will deliver the sermon. Let each
REPRESENTATIVE of the different
societies be prepared to RENDER a
program and make round reports for
each society
Yours for better work.
Mrs. E. B. Easterling.
The weekly echo., 1940-06-21

la report and every president was
present. The Presiding Elder was pal1
in full The quarter closed with >
high spirit
The weekly echo., 1940-06-21
South Zone Meet
ANNOUNCEMENT

The South Zone of the Meridian
District will be held at st. James CINE.
The weekly echo., 1940-06-21
Financial Department
CINE. Church
1910
Seventh Episcopal District
South Mississippi Conference

i EPtSCOpal District
South Mississippi Conference
Meridian-Roy L. Young ...... sS1S66
jackson e. B. BalcI<naan- STILES
Gloster- U. L. Washington 1000
North Mississippi Conference
Olive Branch-J. A. Abram. SIPS
Iunica- W. o. Brown - $4,000
Sardis- E. H. Carmen .... 5000 M
Holly Springs-B T. Tolbert -. s145s 40
East Mississippi
water Valley ]. H. Walton 5000 ON
Aberdeen-M. S. McGlown s4o0o|
Iupelo-J. D. Murdoch stosco
New Albany-W. H. Foster s1oA m
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-18
GLACIER PRIEST B0ARDS HADA
 FOR ALEUTIAN5
Rev. Hubbard and Expedi- lion Pass Through Ju-
 nedu Enroute West

With several tons of equipment, two sled dogs and four other mem bers of his expedition, the Rev. Ber- nard R. Hubbard dashed through Juneau today transferring supplies from the Mount Mckinley to the Coast Guard Cutter Haida.
 Arriving from Seattle on the Me Kinley, the explorer is on the way to the Aleutian Peninsula on a four months expedition for continu- ation of study of volcanology.
 Five In Party Now
 With the exception of Ed Levin. who has been with Father Hubbard on expedition for eleven years, the present members of the crew are comparatively new men. They are Ed Levin, field manager; Nick Cav aliere, photographer who has been with Frank Buck on two game hunt ing trips, Bernard Stanley, nephew of the explorer; Bob Levin, brother to the field manager Two other members of the party will be picked up in Nome after a study of the AL eutian volcanoes has been made. They are John Dimond, son of the Alaska Delegate to Congress, and Dr. Victor Levine, geologist from Creighton University in Omaha, Ne braska.
 Sailing on the Haida as far as Seward. the five scientists will trans fer to the Coast Guard Cutter Bon- ham which will carry them to Per- ryville. There the party will make a study of Mt. Veniaminof. vol cano which was found by Hubbard in 1929 to be glacier crater full Of ice, but still the same volcano which
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-18
BARAh0F BRlkGl B PASSENGERS
 FROM WESTWARD

Southbound steamer Baranof dock ed in Juneau early this morning bringing in thirteen passengers from the Westward. and leaving at 3 am. with 27 bound for Seattle and Ket- chikan.
 Passengers arriving in Junea u from Seward were Ted Doogan, O. s. Closer, Mrs. Grace Kohler, Albert Savikka, E. E. Werlein, and MT. and Mrs. R. " Wright.
 From Valdez-Mrs. A. R. Lyle.
 From Cordova-Arehie Betts. ,,.
 From Yakutat-Mrs. Susie Abra- ham, George A. Morelander, Louis Ness and William L. Paul.
 The Baranof will stop at Ketchia kan on her way to Seattle to unload the following passengers: c. L. Stewart, Charles Stewart, William Mahoney, Clarence Foss, Larry Bow ere and R. E. Nelson.
 Passengers from Juneau to Seattle are Edna Almquist, Elspeth Doug las, Dr. Edwin F Vollert, Frank Quigley, James Cole, John Chow den, Jr. Genevieve Sheridan, Bessie Erickson, F. w Harris, Mrs. George Sundborg, Andrew Erickson. c. w. Hufiuson. Mrs. A. F. Knight, Mrs. Henry Sully, Paul Rogers, Lueria Sibley, Q. L. White, George Osbloom, c. Johnson, R. G. Lewis. and Mar garet Kelly.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-18
M. S. N0RIHLAND IN FROM 5ITKA;;
 ON WAY SOUTH

Southbound, stopping at Juneau on it's way to Seattle from Sitka, the Northland docked at the cold storage last evening to load and unload passengers and take on a cargo of fish for the south.
 Staying in port for only a few hours, the vessel discharged eight passengers from Sitka. They were Royal Shepard, H B. Crewson. M Swcazey, D. A Hoffman. Martha Takesado, C. w Wright, H. C. Redman and Ken Nelson.
 Twenty-eight passengers board- ed the Northland here before it whistled out of port, ten of whom are destined for local ports, Wraa- gell, Petersburg and Ketchikan.
 Passengers leaving for Wrangeil were Mrs. G. Peterson, w. Sven son, Matt Minzgohr, Charles Butte, Mary Acton and R. Curtis.
 For Petersburg g-M Bingham, Dr. Mann, Dr. Halberg, Jack Molly neaux and Norman Heidahl.
 For Seattle-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heister, Glenn Kronquist, Mrs. Ana Kronquist. Jimmy Soyde, Mrs. Mary Pinkley, Mary D. Pinkley, A. M Wahto, Mrs. Gust Wahto, Kenneth Johnson, T. J. Taylor. MT and Mrs. Henry H. Larson, Mrs. Anna P Hart. George s. Wilson, Glenn Sullivan, Otto H. Rapp. Henry Metzkar and Fred Topila.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1940-05-18
z'Aboard
 Alaska for
 This port

SEATTLE, May 18.-Steamer AL aska sailed at g o'clock this morn ing for Alaska ports carrying 209 first class and 112 steerage passen- gers.
 Passengers booked for Juneau on the Alaska are as follows:
 Knute S. Nelson, Louis c. Man fredo, Harry Bowyer, L. F. Morris, MaJbelle Ingram, Ernest White head, Miles Price.
 Miss J J. Scott. w. Murphy, Will liam Tate, William Brown, Joe Sal by, Mrs. l.. Long, Margaret, Jean cite, Gladys, Shirley and Dorothy Long
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