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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Church Of God

SUNDAY School opened at $50 a.
N Sunday morning at the Church
= God with Supt. Samuel Randell
IN charge.
Tie morning service was impress
Nc Row William Cramer read the
scripture essen Elder +. X. Beth
. preached a forceful sermon from
Mat c'25 One member was added
10 The church.
The BNPU was interesting. Mr..
Mcdonald made an eloquent talk
- ne Young people Miss Lucille
Kelly rccited the entire Book OF
jade.
Testimonial services were held
q tle evening hour. Elder r. X.
Lc'ati preached from ST. John 81.
The BYpu will render a special
program SUNDAY evening. Nav 2.
The 'if'e OF the drama is "Our
Christ Liveth."
The public IS invited 10 visit this
church ~ Graiiot and Jos Campau
Mrs JAMIE Hair is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Peoples Baptist

Tie text Of Pastor w. Z Ran
SONS sermon sunday morning was
from Ezekiel 1916. subject, "a
wheel in wheel" The Gospel
chorus sang
At $50 pm sermoneties were
delivered by Rev. j J, Bryant and
Rex. e.. - Williams Rev. Bryant's
theme was "Co-opcratlon With
Coed leadership Rev Williams
poke; tho text was. Il must work
The works 81 Him who sent me.
while Il day." AZ $50 pm. Rev.
Eamsfy preached another fire SER
mon from John 1877.
Thursday evening Nav .. Rev.
Ramsey and his choir will wor-
ship az Second Baptist church In
lnsster Rev. O. p. Jones is pas
.o-
Among the sick are. Mrs. Trice,
Who IS home from the hospital; AL
80 NJ Walton. Mr. Harvey. Mr..
Thompson and Mrs Hall Remem
Der 20 visit them all.
The services AZ Peoples Baptist
Carrfh viii he held In The main
aaiiforirm. sunday May s. The
p4h.lc IS invited 10 attend.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
City Usher Board

The City Usher's union met with
tho calvary Senior Usher board
in their twentieth anniversary roll
call last week. with Preside IT Cor
don in charge. There were 229 peo-
pie present The attendance ban
ner was won by New Bethel board
and the finance banner by Mt Olive
board A very nice program was
rendered.
President Gordon joins with Mr..
Harris in thanking all members
and friends who helped to make
their anniversary financial sue
cess.
All members are asked TO visit
the sick. Mrs. Geo: l.. Williams Of
the Calvary board. asks the pray
crs OF her friends for her sister In
Columbus. Ga.
All are expected To take part
In the conference. Don't forget
your rights to serve.
The next anniversary will be
held with the ST. Paul AAiE Ushers.
Sunday. May IL at 3 pm. A pro-
gram will be rendered at the Phyl-
lis Wheatley home al s pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Little Rock Baptist

Supt. Hooks IL doing fine work
for the Sunday School Sunday
morning. tho Scrinture lesson was
read BY Rev II. T.. Tate Rev. l.
Walker preached masterful SER
mon. subject. There is Spirit IN
Man"
At $3.50 pm. Rev Linsom preach
cd for the Usher board text. Luke
1921.
The BYPU Is doing fine. Mrs. G..
Robinson is president.
Al 7;30 pm. Rev. r. r. Tate
delivered an excellent sermon. sub
Jet. "Christ's Promise 10 the
Thief"
The Missionary society Will meet
with Mrs fItrron. 9S1 Erskine
street from ? 20 4 pm.
Mrs. NJ. Baldwin is convalesclne
in Edyth X. Thomas hospital. Tho
pastor Of First Baptist church
Romulus. will preach the mission.
ary sermon At 3:s0 on May s.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Cousin is church re.
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Gospel Choral Union
Prepares For Meeting
In Cincinnati, Ohio
Nv ROBBIE BLACKMAN

The National Gospel Choral un-
ion Is holding their national board
meeting In Cincinatti. Ohio. May l.
3 at the First Baptist church,
Walnut Hills. corner Lincoln and
Park avenue.
President Hutchins ard her
Trumpeteers were seen around in
their newly purchased station
wagon.
The Wise Singers OF Philadel-
phia made quite hit while In the
city. They sang at several church
es.
On Saturday. LAY 4, the Trum-
peteers will be presented in a
program at the New Salem Baptist
church Reports will he made at
the board meeting. which will also
be held on the same night
The East Side Inspiratonal
singers rendered program last
Sunday at New Salem church.
Vance Mitchell was ore OF the fea-
tured soloists. Each fourth Sunday
a group OF singers will be featured
al the New Salem Baptist church.
Anyone wishing 10 join the uni
on come TO the church on the cor
ner Of Dubois and Illinois any
Tuesday at s pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Thompson Ave. Bapt.

Services we're well attended last
Sunday at Thompson Avenue Bap-
fist church. The Sunday School
was conducted by Supt Robert
Lee.
AT IL am. the pastor. Rev. l. j..
Benson delivered the message.
In the afternoon. at $3.50. the
Metropolitan district rendered a
scholarship program. Mrs. Georgia
Collins Is the chairman.
At 1880 Rev. Benson preached
another tine sermon. A program
was given By the Deaconess board.
George Hoagland was TIT master of
ceremonies
The funeral OF Mrs. Mindley Har-
yey. "a years OF age. was held last
Saturday afternoon from Thomp-
son Avenue Baptist church. Rev.
l.. ]. Benson officiatcd. Surviving
Mrs. Harvey are: her husband.
Nelson Harvey. eleven children
twenty-thrce grandchildren ard
one great grandchild Also a host
OF relatives and friends.
Mrs. NJ l.. Ray is church report
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
FLUSH KIDNEYS OF
ACID AND P0IS0NS
Gain In Health And Stop
Getting Up Nights

Whoa Kidneys are continually
oFer-lbrdeucd they often become
weak the bladder Is irri'aied-
often passage is scaniy ana smsrts
and burns sleep is restless and
nightly vislte 10 the bathroom are
frequent.
A safe. harmless and Responsive
way 10 relieve this trouble sud HEN
restore more healthy action 10 Kid
ueys ami bladder Is 10 yef from any
druggist ~ IS cent box Of GOLD
MtpAi. HARLEM Oh Capsules aud
take a. directed
Don't be nm Easy MARK and nc.
cept a substliute-Get Gold Medal
Haarlem OH Capsules the orlgina
the genuine right from HaarIen
IN Holland. Look for the Cole
Medal on the box 81 cents.
Remcmhor--othcr symptoms oi
kidney and bladder trouble may %,
backacho puffy eyes. nervousness.
and leg cramps ADV.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Olivet Baptist

The II am. service al Olivet
Baptist church opened with devo-
tional service. led by Mrs. l.. Turn
or and Deacon Moseley. followed
by the invocation by Rev. +. Dunk
lin. Rev Mr.. Payne read the scrip
ture lesson from St John 15:1-5.
Rev. l.. C. Bolton OF Houston. Tex
as. delivered the morning message
Three candidates were added to the
church.
Due 10 the fact that the plaque
for the grave OF Rev. +. NJ. Nose
ley. late pastor OF Olivet Baptist
church. did not arrive as per
schedule. the memorial services
were TO be held at the cemetery at
3 pm. were postponed. Announce
ment will be made as to the date
OF this service.
The Junior Usher board will
have their anniversary service on
May 5 at pm.
Or MAY the Wide Awake Twen-
ty-four and the Mothers board will
have a Mother and Daughter ban
quot. All mothers and daughters
are invited.
Friday. May 10 musical pro-
gram will be rendered by the Cos
pei Trumpet Quartotte. under the
auspices OF Mrs. Thompson's club.
Rev j. II. Bruce. pastor. recently
had his study decorated by Mr..
Preycr.
c. Smith is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
B;shop ] A Gregg Conducts Dedication At Allen Tempt
CINE LaymeH Have
Many At Meeting

The Laymen OF the CME church
met at Central CINE church at
1880 pm. Sunday. April Fl. c A.
Adams was In charge OF the first
part Of the meeting. ard later
turned II oyer 10 Frank Lett. MT
Lett spoke on Irresponsible Chris
tian Stewardship" Or. J. W. Col
Inns opened the discussion.
The following churches were
represented: 81. John. ST. James.
Grace Chapel. Womack Temple
Fews Memorial. Brays Chapel and
Turner chapel.
Mrs. Make Craig OF 81. John
gave the history OF methodism for
colored churches: special mention
being made vi Negro bishops. coll
ieees and universities that teach
religious education.
The next meeting will be held
May Ia NJ 81 John CME church.
George ". lrwir. secretary, jan
~ Evans. treasurer, {. A. Adams.
chairman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Catholics
Prepare To Homo
Virgin Mary
Month Of May
Set For Holy
Rituals

The month OF May has been Al
dictated by the Church to the hon.
OF the Blessed Virgin Mary IN
most beautiful month OF tho ves
has been set aside for the vensss|
ton OF our tainted natures soI]
tary boast. Mary. the Mother n
God. During this month the shr,rsI
OF the Blessed Virgin in our chnrcJ
es and homes will be ar,isticsrl
decorated with flowers and uvh,j
and the faithful clients of Ma,
vii gather daily at her altar \
honor her in prayer and deyo,lor1
The Church has always na1
special honor to the Mother OF IA
because God honored her above N
creatures by bestowing upor NJ,
the highest dignity He could cor]
fer. Divine Motherhood Now \
God sees fit TO honor. IN so rre,,
a manner. one OF His creatures /,
Is certainly most befittIng ara
proper that we also honor ana
venerate this creature. Then ,oo
Christ honored her hv dwellin,
with her under the same roof y
Nazareth for thirty years and helm,
subject to her. Now II Chris, !,
honored her why should not wa
How can mer hope 10 cxtol N,
Son OF God bv making little n
neglectlng the Mother Of God, W,
certainly do not win the love and
admiration OF our fcllowman h,
desrising or making litilt Of thell
mothers.
II we love the Mother Of God
we most certainly will love He,
Son. For instead OF detraciing from
the love OF Christ, devotion I,
Mary increases our love for Hin
Love Of Mary. the masterpiece n
Gods creation. nv its very nature
leads us TO Her Son. He cannot NJ
jealous OF the praise we give her
for every one OF her privileges AM
prerogatives are His own frel
gift. Is the artist Jealous Of IN,
praise given his masterpiece L
the author jealous OF the praIsl
given his book?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
First Baptist Church


nar' ma seetif vr- MA AZ
T RI Pap ahgr srfsc mosn-
rg ftl ~lfg an 30 a.fne rrmon
~ Fas'.- = p H.aa Fi fox'
"a from r. Kei o. subject "Can
These Bono iife Mary visitors
zee p-os'r' S0wo o. 'c 1i-ifors
ns.cT = n Csarei li Pqp'i-f
chlrc7 incN'l;ng nr ~, fer
-ave " ard vr rrre- Nd
'A'e so Eooeytlt Ntgtoo
thfe Nss Martha crew and
TIE Jarior choir had a 'ar. a,-
'iaafe - rs annlycfssv ser-
fn Sunday ai' moon Naty ias-
-, 'aelss rarticpaiei a,d an en-
st'e afternoon wa. p,nt
Among no shm.ins- are Mrs
arra Reeve Mrs Ei'a Macficld.
Ms Katie WATSON ard SIR. Bertha
Black
Nigh, services are hold regularly
o. 'hls church az 100 o'clock. Yer
nard Ransom Is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Many Visitors Attend
Friendship Baptist

The Sunday School al Friendship
Baptist church was well attended
last Sunday morning Mr.. Brown
reviewed the lesson. and solo was
sung by Chalmon Coe Of Second
Baptist church.
There were quite a few visitors
present at the morning service.
Raymon Winchester OF the mem.
bership committee Of the church.
brought five persons TO church.
Rev. J. II. Johnson preached a
splendid sermon on THE Alteration
OF the Shepherds Four were add.
ed TO the church. The Senior choir
rendered the music, with Miss Cop
lin at the piano.
The BYPU met at the regular
time.
Sidney Briggs is church report.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
1AME Dignitaries CatherFo 33rd QuadrenniaI;
Dr.. CIV. Baber, Bishopric Candidate, Able Hosl
Church Built In
Tenacity, Vision
History Shows

In view OF the fact that the
thirty-frst session OF the Quad
renrial AME General Conference
is being held in Detroit at this
time, It is appropriate that a brief
history Of the African Methodist
Episcopal connection be given to
the reading public.
The AME Discipline points out
that in 1898. a number OF serious
people OF color having increased
in the United States. they were OF
different opinions respecting the
mode OF religious worship. AS
many OF them felt a strong partial
ity for that adopted by the Metho-
dist Richard Allen. they proposed
erecting a place OF worship on his
ground in Philadelphia at his ex-
pensc. as an African Methodist
meeting house. AS soon as the
preachers Of Philadelphia OF the
Methodist church. came TO the
knowledge OF this. they opposed II
with all their might. insisting that
the house should be made over 10
the conference.
However. the building went on.
and when finished. they invited the
Rev Francis Asbury. then bishop.
TO open the house for divine SER
vice. which invitation he accepted.
The house was named Bethel.
Opponents OF the movement wait
ed on Bishop Ashury and propos-
cd taking a preacher TO themselves
and supporting him. provided he
would attend TO the duties OF the
church. such as visiting the sick.
hurying tho dead. baptizing and adj
ministcring the sacrament.
The Bishop observed Il do not
think there is more than one
preacher belonging TO the confer
ence. who will attend 70 these
duties. and that is Richard Allen"
A house was fitted up. not far
from Bethel and invitation given
to all who desired to become
Methodists. Disappointed in this
plan. Robert r. Roberts. resident
elder Of ST Georges charge came
10 Bethel and insisted on preaching
for them and taking the spiritual
charge. for they were Meihodists
He was told that he should come
to some terms with the trustees.
He answered that he did not como
10 consult with Richard Allen or
the trustees. but to inform the
congregation that on the next
Sabbath day he would come and
take charge OF the church.
On the next Sunday. the congre-
cation had their preacher in the
pulpit. when the Rev. Mr.. Roberts
arrived. and the house was so fix
ed that he could only get half way
to the pulpit He appealed 10 those
who came with him as witnesses.
saying. THAT man meaning the
preacher, has taken my appoint
mcnt."
About this time. the colored peo-
pie in Baltimore and other cities
were treated IN a similar manner
rs those in Philadelphia. Rather
than 20 10 the law. they sought
nlaces OF worship for themselves.
This induced the people OF Phil
adelphia to call general convcn-
tion in April. 1916 TO form con-
nection. Delegates appointed 10
represent different churches. met
in Philadelphia. took into consid-
Grafton their grievances and adont-
cd resolutions to promote union
and to establish the African Meth
odist Episcopal church. Richard
Allen became the fnet bishop OF
the AME denomination and is uni
vcrsally recovnized as II founder
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Storm Branch

Rev. Mr.. Bowans delivered a
very inspiring message az the
morning service last Sunday at
storm Branch Baptist church. His
subject was speak for Yourself"
Text. st. John 9:2l.
The pastor, Rev. Mr.. Alexander
and congregation were guests Of
the Usher board at 3 pm. Rev.
Alexander preached very good
sermon on "The Lost Coin"
The BYPU held their session at
6 pm.
Rev. Mr.. Johnson spoke at the
night service. Ills text was Tim.
1912.
Rev. c. ]. Thompson IS pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
OPPORTUNITIES FOR
COLORED SALES AGENTS

The ]. X. watkins Products
Company i Offering wonderful
opportunity 10 coIored men aud
women 10 sell Internationally
known products This II n year
around job and previous eNper-
fence Il not necessary. During the
past three months. l.. &. Anderson,
who Is the coIored manager Of
This district. has shown n remark
able Increase In business among
colored people. Territories are
now omen for ten men and ten
women For interview, apply NJ
s3ii Hamilton Ave. between
and . am.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Rev. Strauter Speaks
For Mothers Board

The Sunday School was conduct
cd by Mrs. Daisy Ray last Sunday
morning.
AT IL am. Rev. W. n. Matthews.
pastor. preached from Samuel 10:-
20. subject. "a Divine Touch Will
Qualify You for the Journey" One
member was added 10 the church.
In the afternoon at 3 O'Clock. the
Mothers board presented Rev r.
Strauter. wo delivered a very in
spring sermon to them.
On Tuesday. April 80. the Worthy
-Four rendered program for
Group No. OF the BYPU.
AT the evening service the mes
sage was delivered by Rev. Mat
'hews. who spoke from Gen. 1875.
The Mission circle meets each
Monday afternoon from 1880.
Mrs. Fannie Hines is president
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Altar Circle

Thirty members OF the Altar cir
Gle OF the Second Baptist church
gathered In the home OF Deacon
and Mrs. George W. Jennings. l44O
Jos. Campau avenue. last Monday
afternoon, for a very enjoyable
program.
The afternoon was spent In the
singing OF favorite hymns. read
ings. recitation OF poems by Mrs,
Nancy Moore; all dedications were
TO the Jennings.
A very delicious menu was serv-
Cd by the Social committee OF the
Circle.
Jesse Rogers Is reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Starlight Temple OF
Truth

The pastor and congregation of
Starlight Church of Truth. 42l
Watson. were helG at II am. Sum
day in Ecorse. at First Baptist
church. Of which Rev. ]. D. Baker
Is pastor. Rev. Mother l.. Williams.
the pastor OF Starlight. preached
from Psalms q.
A fine program was held from
3 TO 6:45 pm. in Ecorsc
AZ 7:45 services were held al
Starlight and the Big -Four quar-
tct rendered program. II was
spiritual feast and the service was
largely attended.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
o. E. S. COLUMN F. & A. M.

GUIDING STAR CHAPTER No. n q. r.. S-SrATTD MEETING
Isl "Wednesday. DEGREE WORN srd wednesday, worthy
Mairon-Mrs. Julia Marcel. i3I Hague Tel. Tr. g.ss7I,
Worthy Patron Mr.. Richard White. $3.50 IInslett Ave
BATHSHEBA CHAPTER No. u. o.. S-SrATEp MEETING Ix
Friday DEGREE WORk-3rd Friday. worth, Natron. Mrs
Francis Flpgns 1891 Hartford Worthy Patron Mr.. " A.
BRISTOL isfI sos tampan fltzroy 1855.
PRISCILLA CHAPTER 40. ~ q. y. S.-STATED MEETING
md Friday. DECREE W0RK-iih FRIDAY. WORTHY Natrou
Mrs. Rosa Murphy sI5i sherman Fzoy SSH worth, IN.
tron. Mr.. Haywood CAN'T, 500 Hartford, Tyler t.ssss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Presbyterian

The Sixty-sixth General Assent.
ly OF the Cumberland Presbyterian
church. will be held in Detroit MAY
1921. at the church at 1884 Arndt
street.
The GANSS. and Christian En-
dcavor are also meeting in CO.
junction with the assembly.
The Rev. T. +. Newton is pastor
host and +. l.. Hudson. clerk.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04

Bishop John a Gregr. presidirs
head OF the Fourth district OF he
AME church and one 81 tire out
standing religious leaders in
America dedicated Allen Temple
TO the service q, God IN the AME
denomination IN impressive cere-
monies sunday afternoon. April y
IL was the mos, beautiful spring
dav OF the season snd crowded
congregation VAS on hard 20 W.
ness Rev Water 4 Crids- ne
able pastor 81 Alien Temple re-
ceiye the KEYS from The RisAor,
for the AME church Bisaop GFee~.
one OF The noblest ard ab.esi pre-
la,es ~ the ANE episcopacy re-.
minded the board az trustees tae
Steward board AID tae Sew
desses thai In presenting him wiki
the KEYS 70 the canrch tAat t-ef
were assuming sacred ohiiea'ioa
To the AME church hoev never T.
lock ont az rebel agair-t arN MN
ister whom re BshoQs sao4.d
send % The ctGrch
In impression srsuaSc BIS p
Gregg said "I'ais promise Is mad
before God AMI ~ Keys are as
cepted nv ne for he au-' ana
the church order AMI disc p.tne r,-
cuire tia, his pforise % kF1'
Then singing The tvrn / Love
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04
Edifice Purchased
Under Leadership
OF Rev. Order
Allen Temple Now
Mecca Of No. End
Religious Circles

Editors Sots ;--Tnsss Little visits
70 Detroit Churches are made each
wesk Dy ATTORNEY Alfred Casey. Who
10 . special representative % The De.
trolt Tribune In his articles Attor-
neg Casey gives q vivid Closeup"
ana Informative account % fne prog
rec and activities OF tho individual
churches visited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-04

where the Spirit of the
Lord is, there is Liberty
The Church of Our Father
(BaptisD
1O5s-69 MADISON ST.
Rev. L. Miles kalgler, Minister
sunday Services:
$3.50 A.M.-BIble School. :,
1850 A.M.-WorshIp and Gospo
Preaching
$500 P.M.-B.Y.P.U. and Literary
Program :,
s:i5 Worship and Gospc
Preaching
IT'S the Old-Time Religion
Here. Come With Us.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-13
Coaches Make
Anterior Car
Awarded Complete
Conference Power

SUN VALLEY. Ida. ~ Pacific
Coast conference athletic officials
settled down 10 work out football
schedules for TEN schools today
after setting Commissioner Edwin
Atherton up as conferences "cxar. !"
Atherton was given full power
by faculty officials. meeting here
with coaches and graduate man.
ayers for a semi.annuni confer
cnee. 10 interpret conference rrRu-
lationH irrevocsbiy. Tho former
Oman was empowered Ia rule
on any individual ease which he
regards a. a violation u the code.
Schools will be allowed 10 appeal
their eases only al the semi
annual meetings OF tho conference.
Faculty IN m hers also
adopted . standard appiicatioa
for use by all schools In list
Ing grants and aids or
tuition given sthietes.
Graduate managers. she had
been designated In consider .
proposal la ahoiish spring
football training. decided 10
continue m. present schedule
under which each team 10
allowed thirty preseason praa-
fiee sessions.
The major problem presented
in lining up schedules for igtz.
lss3. 1914 and ist5 grid season
va. inclusion 81 Idaho and Mon
tsna In ths roand.robin program.
Since 1895. the tao schools have
been limited to football activity
with northern division members,
but under the proposed states they
will play southern members on .
regular basis.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-13
Favored F eminine
Golfers Triumph

FohTiAANo - All faforitss Tor
the wonens oregon state gaf
crown we're stu IN The running
today As me fieid was nAfrvSsd
70 riKnt
sissy Green. youthful nsdaiist
OF Porflsnds Wsssriey riiib. d.
fsatsd Mrs Fay wood. os~sEo,
and 2. and today takes ON Mrs
~ sylvester. Of Eastnofsiand
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-13
Godoy Spars
Round With
!. Dempsey

NEW YORK - Chilean Heavy.
weight Challenger Arturo codoy
spsrs one round with former
Champion Jack Dempsey today Mt
the formers training camp In
Carmel, N. Y.
Dempsey says the workout viii
do him some good and that he
probably viii be able TO give
Codoy n couple Of points on how
TO lick Champion Joe Louis when
they meet a week from tomorrow
night for the title. Dempsey Is
preparing TO return 10 tho ring
To settle y private feud with a
smsll-time wrestler in Atlanta
July /.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-06-13
Flag Ceremony
AT Ball Park
To Precede Come
On Friday Night

Special observance OF Flag day,
next Friday, and Fathers day,
next Sunday. will be made at Ath-
letic park during the next series
between the Tigers and the Yak
ina Pippins.
A flag will be presented to the
Tacoma Baseball club and raised,
with appropriate patriotic cere-
monies. by a group Of American
Legionnaircs under the direction
OF Lieut.. Col. G. Il. Appelman Of
the u. s. army reserve. This will
take place Immediately preceding
Fridays game. first OF the series
between Yakima and Tacoma.
The dads day feature has
not yet been announced. but y
committee IL working on .
program that will not only
please fathers, but will also
tighten the load on their
pocket books for that day.
The Yakima Tacoma series here
Friday. Saturday and Sunday Of
fers Tacoma fans their final
chance 10 see league baseball for
almost half a month. After next
Sunday, the Tigers go on the road
for IL days. coming home for one
night. June ~. to play the saera-
mento Senators of the Pacific
Coast league an exhibition game
at Athletic park.