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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Ecorse News
By Milo CASTOR

! last week. They chose as their queen
for 1910 Florence Hagelman. who
brought in the most votes. Patricia
Bruce was runner up, and Mary
Ellison was third. A good time was
ENJOYED by all present.
The Young Women's club OF
Ecorse are sponsoring big holi-
day jamboree. May 20 at the visger
Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Taylcr
wish TO thank their many friends
for The sympathy shown them dur
ing their recent bereavement
Miss Jimmie Lou Wheeler OF
Nashville, Tenn. Is spending her
vacation with Mrs. Blanche Clend-
cning
The stork Is busy again This
time. he lett beautiful baby Roy
AZ the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
BELL OF IT'S visger road. The baby's
name is J. p. Jr
Wayne Connty Voters Asso.
Through the efforts OF the
WAYNE County Voters club OF
Ecorse. nifty children we're given a
chance TO attend The Negro eNposi-
tion in Detroit on May IL. The
children we're provided with pa?er
and pencils. SO they could iot down
whatever they thought was inter
esling 10 them Educational day
WAS chosen as the day 10 send
them.
There will he series OF talks
given ny the children, 80 as 10 get
their viewpoint on tho exposition.
This is the second time that the as
sociaiion has entertained children.
During Easter week $50 children
were provided with Easter eggs and
candy.
The success OF the trip is due 10
the efficiency and planning OF Mr. {
Easor chairman. and his co-work- (
ers Mrs Piano. Mr.. Armour. Mr.. !
Pollard aud Mrs Rensord. \
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Saginau, Neus
n, MRS. VI. TOOMEy

afternoon. Miss Margaret Haithro
was the general chairman. and was
assisted by Misses Sylvia Green,
Hazel Burden and Dorothy Ware
Among the guests were Misses Lor-
raine Curtley. Emma and Margaret
Thorne. Evelyn Burden. William
TIaithro. Claude Ware. William Will
liams. and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Powell.
The Juliette Derricotte Girl Re-
serves. accompanied by Mrs. Louis
Thorre and Mrs. James Comes. at
tended the exposition in Detroit
last week.
Wife OF Pastor Taken BY Death
Funeral services for Mrs. Flor
ence F. Dear. wife Of Rev. James A.
Dean pastor Of Bethel AME.
church. were conducted by Presid-
ing Elder James A. Blake last
week
Coming 10 Saginaw eight years
ago Mrs. Dear was very active In
church work. Her many interests
included the Florence Dean Cir
Gle. named after her. the Senior
Missionary society. Senior church
and Sunday school, in which she
taught a class.
She was born March 4, 1909. In
Benton Har1or. and was married TO
Rev. Dean in 1918 They moved 10
Albion and from there TO Saginaw.
Surviving are her husband, son,
James Arlington; a sister. Mrs. AL
ma Baker OF Detroit and two
brothers. william and Stanley
Wins. Of Benton IIarbor
Ministers assisting In the services
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25

Rouge people among those rep
resented at the Negro Progress
exposition in Detroit had very
prominent parts on the program.
Youth Day was on Saturday. May
Is. and our Northrup school stu
dents layed their parts we'll.
Rev. Pryor Improved
We are glad 10 announce that
Rev. Nelson Pryor, of st. John
A. NJ. Il. church. Is much improved
at this writing. He will be able
soon to return home from the hos
pital. after having had his legs
broken. when he was recently run
down ly car. His church men,
bers and many friends were made
sad 10 learn of his accident and
are rcjoiced to learn OF his im-
provement.
Newsboys Organize
The newsboys OF the Detroit
Tribune organized in River Rouge
Saturday. May Is. They met At the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
Gray Vaughn and went into &C
ton. All were teen-age boys and
knew just how to organize. with
the assistance OF their supervis-
or. The club is known as the
Tribune Boys club OF River Rouge.
Plans were perfected along the
lines of their work. The following
officers were elected by vote: Rob-
ert Freeman. president: Dan Nue.
som. vice president: Kenneth Book
er. secretary: Harold Burr, assist
ant secretary: Elmer Blake. treasu-
rer: Fred Pope. James Freeman
and Richard Parker. marshals:
Mrs. A. b. G. Vaughn. supervisor;
Clarence Jones, assistant.
A well prepared luncheon was
served by the hostess.
Note From the Reporter
To the residents OF River Rouge
and nearby localities: I wish 20
state that our boys will bring YOU
the Tribune every week. beginning
Friday afternoon up to Saturday
evening. Please patronize them and
take the Tribune. for our news
boys are all of school age and have
no other means of making their
spending money.
truly thank you for your pres
ent cooperation and solicit your
continued support. The papers are
only FIVE cents and are crammcd
full OF real news OF interest.
Mrs. Wade. OF Bcechwood ave-
nue.. who recently met with Sc
rious accident. is much better. She
is at the Sidney Memorial hospit-
al.
Beechwood Center
The playground is open In full
swing and the children are very
glad. The pre-age school children
are going TO have garden and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Windsor, Ont.
By ARYTIA CHASE

Miss Vivian Chase OF Mercer
street. Miss Fredda Johnson and
Willie and Russell Johnson or De-
troit, motored TO Toronto, Ont, TO
visit friends.
Miss Marion Wilson Of Amherst
burg Ont. visited friends in Wind
sor last week.
MIR. and Mrs. James TAYLOR OF
Harrow, visited the exposition in
Detroit. They also visited their
son and daughter. MIR. and Mrs.
James Taylor. Jr.. and MIR. ard
Mrs. =. Chase OF Windsor.
Miss Pauline Elworth Of Wind
sor avenue. visited friends in De-
troit during the past week.
Donman Brown OF McDougal
street returned home after visiting
Mr.. ard Mrs. NJ. Smith of King
Vile. Ont.
The Mothers club held Moth
er's day program on May IL.
Miss Beatrice Chase Of McDougal
street is on the sick list.
Mrs. Charlie Ridley OF Detroit.
and Mrs. Mary Harris OF Toronto
visited the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
p. Chase OF Mercer street, and 9TH
err Windsor friends.
James White of Mercer street,
was charged with breaking and
entering when identified by Mrs.
Medler and daughter Becky as the
man they saw in their home. The
house had been entered by forcing
the rear door, and purse contain
ing money was stoler. Becky was
awakened by a flashlight being
shone in her face and she got a
good look at the invader White
was arrested by Sergeant Huddle-
ton and Constable Lossowski.
Mt. Zion Church Of God In Christ
On Sunday afternoon, May 10
at the Mt. Zion Church Of God In
Christ. during the broad cast. FL
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Sorority Sponsors Dance

The Kalamazoo college gymnas-
ium was the scene OF a gala dance
sponsored by the Beta Sigma Phi
sorority last Wednesday evening,
10 procure funds for the Doug
las Community center. Miss Helen
Burrell was the committee chair
man. Mrs. l.. W upiohn. chairman
OF the equipment committee for the
Douglass Community building Is
assisting the sorority in an adj
visory capacity.
i. Dancing was enjoyed 10 the
strain Of George King and his boys.
Special novelty numbers were PIE
scnted during the evening by Miss
Nancy Lee Bennett. personality
song and tap dancer: Lee Larkin.
zap dancer: and Sterling Davis. So
loist. Mrs Dexie Gates was accom-
PIANIST for Miss Bennett.
Proceeds from the dance will he
used to purchase equipment for the
girls recreation room IN the new
center now under construction,
sorority members and the Garrett
Travel agency sold the tickets fos
the dance.
Mrs. G.. W. Oakley. Miss Adelaide
Perrin. and Mrs. Laura Rincholt.
sponsois. Mrs Dana Creswcll. Mrs
AVIAN Gocthrm, and Mrs Elmer
Shuman. directors and Mrs. Johl
Hornback and Miss Rose King
honorary members. acted as rat
ronesses for the party sponsored by
Eta. Epsilon and Beta Lambda
chapters of the sorority. Assisting
Miss Burrell with arrangements
were Miss Gladys Hocrnor. prcsi-
dent Of Epsilon chapter; Miss Beu-
lah Hackett. Eta chapter president;
Miss Eleanor Binden. president OF
Beta Lambda chapter; and Miss
Geneveive Nolan
Choral Club Concert
The Kalamazoo Women's Choral
club. under the direction OF Pearl
Thayer Lory. presented a conceri
AT the lakewood Undenominaticnal
church last Thursday evening
Twenty-four women's voices were
heard in two groups Of choral
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Inkster Jottings
D, NRS. WILLIE N. RINION

The members of the Imperial
Art and Literary club have enjoy
ed two weeks vacation from their
regular meetings The club motor
ed 70 Detroit 10 attend a recital al
the YWCA. which featured the De-
troi. Spiritual Sirgeis and the
concert orchestra ufder The d.
rection az the WA Lehman iiarai-
son 5 director and Mrs. Alberta
Lewis 81 inkSter IS a member
Those present We're ,'rawley Lane,
Lamar Binion. Mesdamcs Willie
Burden. Beatrice wright. Car
RE Ford l.eona Goodson. Canzatia
Timbers. BESSIE Perry Beatrice
PAYNE LYDIA Williams Matte Me-
Neece. Billie HoilowaS. and Willie
~ BiEion After the concert. dane
inr was held IN The gym. and
everyone had grand time dancing
10 the gay tunes Of Leroy smiths
orchestra. and Lester current :
band. MIS-. luolla Watson Of
Clarksdaie. Mississippi was also
with the party.
Mrs Alberta steele was hostess
this week 10 the Imperial club
After the business The hostess
served delicious refreshments.
The lnkster High chorls SANG
a. the Progress Exposition lasi
Thursday eyerin- About zoo peo-
pie OF the cummGnltv attended
Accompanies the chorus were
Miss Schauer. uperln'epdrni Miss
wiseman prine.pa' and Miss Fis-
cher Harold Koch Is director. The
chorus consists ~ 10 voices
Among the oui-of-toNn visitors OF
, Interest was Dr lAehff0ote Solo
mon Mi'chauN Of Was hingion, H.
c. Some N The lnksicr boysrouts
were IN the parade last sunday.
c. A. Adams returned last SAT-
urday from The University hospital
AZ Ann Arbor.
Mrs Fountain. wife ~ Bishop
Fountain was The house guest Of
her aunt. Mrs Julia Washington
~ Cherry street last Thursday
The party Joined bishop Fountain
and his son and had dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs FIerrv Sylvester OF
Hartford avenue Mrs Sylvester y
q cousin OF Mrs Fountain.
Among me many VISITORS AZ The
negro Progress exposition las
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25

they are really enthused. Plan. !
being made for the annual s,hm,
which will be held In June
In an attempt to make eysrvo.
a part OF our center. there has h o
a youth councir formed comnos.'
OF youth from 16 to Is years, tn,
will be assistants to their ysc..
ton leaders In the center. Lam
Emerson Is chairman.
The membership drive Is now .,
and We do wish that every ons !,
Our community would take a mem
bership. Adults fifty cents a 70, u
children. ten cents.
All persons. clubs. church.
schools. leagues or Sunday Schoo'j
that desire to take part in the 81
rade on Memorial Day, Of WI
Mr.. Smith Is in charge, NAV si,]
up at the center. Let's everyoo]
sign up.
We are trying TO get IN enou,
cars for youth and athletic AL
at the exposition. to take all NJ
children who wish TO 20 Il
Union Baptist Church
At the IL a. m. service Al rriol
Baptist church. Rev. r. G Conf
land spoke from Psalm slo IN
pastor is hoping that the prav,|
meetings which are held sscl
Wednesday at s pm. will contInnI
The senior choir rendered a md
sicale Sunday evening.
Mr.. Palmer is still on tho ~
list Church members wish him
speedy recovery.
Triumph Baptist Church
Jeremiah Denounces Falsl
Prophets was the subject Of M
S. S. lesson last Sunday.
Rev. w. c. Simms preached
very interesting sermon from
Kings 1880. subject. "ElIiasl
God" Rev. Mr.. Brazil was amonl
the visitors.
Mrs. Fay Wayne, who is III In M
hospital. is much improved
Mrs. Lille Thomas left reeeetl
ly for Alabama. whore she will I'd
IL her mother.
Church Of God
The pastor and members NJ MI
Church OF God in Christ held sd
vices in Romulus, Michigan. sud
day afternoon.
The night service. at which sev|
eral visitors were present, was Il
spiring. The pastor preached iro1
the text: who Shall Abide in tn
Tabernacle"
Mrs. l.. Williams, o. ST Loud
Mo. and mother. Mrs Moscl
Hardiman, evangelist. worshipps
at the morning and evening SCI
vices. The public rs always id
vited to worship at this church.
Confined on Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25

The grand jury investigation
going on In Dearborn. Michigan
concerning the past election IL
Ecorse. is about TO come 10 close
fraud and illegal votes were some
OF Judge Skaters findings II
was also found that some peo-
pie who were supposed 10 be dead,
voted on March IL. How This
problem will be turned over 10 the
circuit court.
Although Walter Goliday has a
broken leg. he still gets around. Mr..
Goliday. officer Johnson. Tap
room" Johnnie and Hardy Williams
took In the Seyenty-Five Years "
Negro Progress exposition last
Thursday evening They visited the
Coy Corner afterwards
Last Saturday seventy-h,e or
more children were the guests OF
the we<t side committee. who
chartered hus and several cars
ard carried The Riddles 20 Con,en-
ton hall. To the exposition They
spent a very tNloNdnic ddN lneIc
looking at the many exhibits. Mrs.
Rosebud Hirhrower Ms Davis,
Nine. Lloyds and Mrs. Susie Nell
son were in charge OF the group.
Ecorse and River Rouge tirned
out in style last Saturday AZ NJ
Zion church TO attend the wedding
OF Mr. Stevenson and Miss Craig
head. The bride looked very beau
tiful as did her attendants. The
groom and his best man were tops
IN their full dress The Rev. G A.
Stevenson. brother ~ the groom,
performed tho ceremony. The re-
ception which followed. was herd
a. the home OF lhe brides parents.
The couple received many lovely
gifts and CONCENTRATIONS from
their many friends
The Harriet Truman and Lucy
Lanev girl reserves held a penny
carnival az The G. !. Niter school
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
AJ.RION News
By ALICE L. CAN'T

Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Price Of Al
Arbor, spent last "Wednesday
Albion. -.
NJ. c. Simmons entered the y
versity hospital in Ann Arpor %
Wednesday. \,
Juanita Simmons will spehu
weekend In Niles at the home
her aunt. Mrs. Maude HamlllOn
A dance al the West school "
be given Friday night. A ll''e'O'
contest will be held and n prl1s
800 will be given to the "
couple.
The Young Folks Commu1,.
chorus had their rehearsa y,
Wednesday night at the ~P'
church.
Some OF Albion's young e
tending the dance il Battle ~ ~,
last Monday night were y
Smith. Jr.. Juanita Simmons ~ n
Howard. Cora Lee Wimberly. s W
Cant, Luther Dixon, Joe WlnVs, !,
Marjorie Minnix, M. c. slm"''
ard James Smith. 30
In connection with the anu s
sale OF peoples. May rs. the Am a,,
lean Legion conducted ~
contest among Albion seriors ~ !,
juniors. Ninety-seven entries x
iudgad and only three we're CIV
en-. JulIusGant won third prr.
The West school PTA. eve n,
Mrs. Aaron Bowen. president ool
Q. Lee, vice president; Mrs. ~ ,,l
ert Best. secretary; Mrs. NeH ~
Moorehead. treasurer; ana
Clifton Ferguson. scribe -, "A
James Curtis and Alice uen
tied the Exposition In petro''
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Nj. or, News

vi. or News
'rnheief OF Rcliglonist Men,
was the subject used hy Rev ". G..
Wilson az tho II am service al
Nj. Olive church last Sunday.
The - T. T. had very interest
ing session at their regular evening
meeting
Last Sunday was Trustee day at
Mt Olive church
Many OF the members Of Mt Oh
i've church were out-of-town.
on Mothers Day there was p ca
pacity crowd Three were baptized
The regular program was rendered
AZ 1870 p. m. by ~. Shive band
Junior Red Circles and the Adults
Missionary society Mrs. VI. Tucker
and J. Davis were In charge
The American Woodmcn Camp
No IL Of Saginaw. is rendering
their anniversary program May 26
AZ the Zion Baptist church AZ 90
p. m Camps from Detroit and Bat
lie creek will assist on tho pro-
gram. Everyone Is invited 10 attend.
Bethel Church
Rev. C. ". Monroe delivered a
very inspiring message 10 an ap-
preciatve audience last Sunday.
Rev. ] C.. Pierce delivered c
evening sermon.
The Junior choir rendered mu-
steal program at the Tabernacle
Baptist church In the afternoon.
Mrs Beatrice Watson aud Mrs.
Clara Kirksey were IN charge.
The Youth Council OF the y A..
A. c. T. gave a silver tea az the
home Of Mrs Gibbons last SUNDAY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25

der Morton preached on the subject
Who Is My Mother?" Many yisi-
tors were present 10 witness this
enjoyable sermon. Among them
were Rev. +. Hugh Marley of At
lanta, Georgia; Rev. J. Il. Shields
OF Georgia: Rev. r. r. Buchanan
OF Louisville. Ky: Rev. C.. w
Peters OF Atlanta. Ga; and others
from Alabama. Ohio and Michigan
Last Sunday morning was Mis-
sionary day. An enjoyable program
was presented.
Last week Elder and Mrs. Nor
ton, Charles Adkens and Mrs. Ber-
nice Kersey motored to Akron
Ohio and Saginaw. Michigan.
Or Friday the YPWW held a un-
ion meeting in Harrow. Ont. at the
Canadian Church of God in Christ,
on the third concession.
Baptismal services will be held
In Windsor or the second Sunday
in June. You are invited to attend.
Young peoples meeting is every
Sunday from rs pm.
The wages OF sin Is death. but
the gift OF God is eternal life"
First Baptist Church
Rev. G. l.. Wells was In charge OF
the morning and evening service at
First Baptist church. The church
will celebrate the anniversary OF
the pastor on Friday. May "a. Din
ner will be served from noon I'M
I'll six. A concert will be given at
S:15 pm.
The cornerstone on the old
church building Is dated 1858 and
on the new church 1915. Rev. G..
l.. Wells was the pastor when the
latter building was erected. Rev.
William Troy was pastor when
the former church was built.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
Port Huron News
By CLIFFORD JOHNSON

Miss Rosella Sanders entertain
ed ave OF her graduating class al
a lovely cocktail party at her home
26if Moak street, prior to the semi
annual prom.
Those present were Misses Dol
lie johnson, eliza Hazely. Anna
Sheriff.. Jessie Bell. Messrs. Rob-
ert Jackson. Ellsworth Bowman,
Calvin Battle. James Memarr and
Mando Ashford
Miss Elizabeth Hazely was CIV
en- a graduation reception by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Haze
ly. The honoree received many
lovely gifts.
The Rev. Mr.. Baugh OF Detroit.
preached Sunday morning at the
services OF Shiloh Baptist church.
Several other visitors from Detroit
were present. The Senior Gospel
choir rendered a musicale program
In the afternoon.
The community Is proud OF this
years graduates. They are Miss
Dolly Johnson. Miss Elizabeth
Hazely. Miss Rosella Sanderson,
Calvin Battle and James Senior.
The Metropolitan Baptist church
Sunday school opened at $50 a m.
with John Burrell in charge.
There was a large attendance
present.
The II q. m. service was con-
Quoted by James Griffin and Mr..
Woodley. The Junior choir rem
dered the music. Rev. L. c. Collins.
the pastor. read the scripture. He
then preached a special sermon to
the young people Of the church.
His subject was: what Is Your
Iife" There was large audience
TO enjoy this grand message.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25

OF the evening service.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Prior and nj
and Mrs. Lawrence Darlington 4
Ann Arbor were the SUNDAY eues1
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Anderscd
MIR. and Mrs. Jones and M
Jacobs of Toledo. o., worshppd
with Elder Robinson and cong4
CATION last Friday night
Ms. James Taylor. teacher 4
the Senior class, presented q
ken TO the three oldest mo;hs1
present.
Theodore Washington Of Cleye
land, o.. is here visiting his moi1
or, Mrs. Rosie Starks. who II
been quite ILL.,. but is now co1
valescing.
Mrs. Carter OF Chidester suca
is now on the sick list Mrs Z
Roderick still remains the sam(
Second Baptist Church
The morning message 81 SecoIi
Baptist church was brought
Rev. Robertson last Sunday mora
ing. He chose his text from Ma
5:11. Bette j. williams. Miss ras
rie Robinson and Louis Poogh wei
baptized.
Last Thursday a large consrf
cation assembled at the Har
Street school TO greet Mrs. lii
Brooks. mother OF Joe Louis
daughter. Mrs. Hall. and sever
OF her friends accompanied ~
Mrs. Hall rendered reading
Paul Laurence Dunbar's and NJ
Brooks spoke briefly.
On May 26. Rev. II. L. BradnI
choir and congregation. will
the guests OF the Northern groa
On Sunday. June Z. the Suno
school will present Mrs Mas1
White Miller in recital at Harr
Street school.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25
BALDWIN NEWS
BY RUBY BELL
First BAPTIST Church

First Baptist church was we'll at
tended last Sunday. Elder A. u.
Tyson. son OF the pastor. Rev I.
r. Tyson, was present. Elder Ty-
son was a delegate 10 the AME
general conference which met in
Detroit. He lives in Elkins, W.
Va.
Elder Tyson preached a series
~ sermons. beginning Sunday.
MAY 10. with very appropriate
Mothers Day sermon.
On Sunday night he chose his
text from Matt 11:2S. subject.
Come Unto Me-" Monday night he
spoke from John LIST. What Mean
eth Thou. Oh Sleeper"
Rev. Tyson accompanied his
son and daughter-in-law back to
Benton IIarbor. where Elder Ty-
son preached for Rev. J. V. Par
ish. From there they continued to
w Virginia.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25

included Rev. A. II. Rhononee and
l.. l.. Lawrence Of Flint. Michigan;
Rev. Wright of Ann Arbor; Rev.
Rev. c. A. CRANE OF Idlewild; Rev.
Mr.. Rice OF Lansing; Rev. W. A..
Order OF Detroit; Rev. Mr.. VIII
liams Of lIamtramck: Rev. Mr..
Evans OF lrkster, and Rev. NJ
Sims OF Ypsilanti; and local min
listers were Revs. Jones. Deeg. Will
liams. Toomey and Wilson. Burial
was IN Benton Harbor. Mlchigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-25

SUNDAY We're Mrs Exile Norris and
daughter Mrs Sallie Glover.
First Baptist Church
Last sunday morning Edward
Glaze presided over the Sunday
School which Was well attended.
Rev a. l.. Merritt pastor. de-
liyered 2 VERY ENJOYABLE sermon.
His subjec' was Christ. the Hope
Of Our salvation
On sunday afternoon, Rev. +.
" Kaigler and congregation Nor-
shipped az the First Baptist church.
This began The pastors anniver-
sarv celebration.
sunday night Rev Merritt spoke
from Tho subject Interested In
His Looks Text. Kings III.
Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. Macefield
are improving
Tho Anniversary banquet was
held Monday evening at ; pm
Magnolia simms is church re.
porter
Society Skters Club
The Society sisters club was en-
'er'aincd last Friday at the home
OF Miss EVELYN Hollis, a very in
'eresilng meeting was held and
plans FOR Decoration Day were
discussed
Matte Smith and Daisy Reece
are club reporters.
SonhisfiLates luh
The meeflng OF the Sophis,ikaies
was held al the home OF Miss Luz
icille Harrison on Henry street
The club Is planning events for
the summer The event will he
held AT Elizabeth Park. on June
l.
club reporter. Gerry Rutherford
The Pals Of Pleasure
The pals OF Pleasure had their
regular meeting al the home oi
SIR. and Mrs Hops. 1861 Ash s..
lnkstcr. After a very nice meeting
tho members and guests were
served a very delightful repast by
the hostess.
The Pals are planning break
fasi to be held Saturday. Nav 2J
al the home Of Mr. and Mrs Match
OH. aS62s Che street. lnkster.
All are invited 10 attend
Mrs Mae Hellon IS president. and
and Mrs. Dorothy Matthews. sec
rotary.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-04

Mrs. Winifred Moshier, "a, Eat
Tawas, Mich, farm wife, ya'
charged with Staying Robert Ken.
yon, 10, with a butcher knife in ls5
because he threw stones at her cow
She denied mutilating the boy. Inc
rrest came when a neighbor wonlal
Informed police Mrs. Moshjpr lad
told her Of the four-,year-old killing
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-04
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and her brotbber porn youngsters onpg Ruth Elizabeth Nienela nen, :,
Tsars for their safety N n Rersh euie{ FiPl LRdn at to- outbreak Of Soviet aesi iav ssao1'
p natr 10 at tg 0 IT. Niemela homestead near bombed Kunssmn iega y found
LICK lIsner was forced to leave Finland without y" +bo De
---- because Of insufficient funds. "1"nous mem
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-04
Louis (Lepke) Buchalter

Using his hat to hide a wide smile,
Louis (Lepke) Buchalter leaves
court in New York after jury found
him guilty on all fifteen counts in
bakery e~xtortion racket. Conviction
automatically condemns him to life
term as fourth offender. Two CO.
defendants also were found guilty.