davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-07-04

STUDEBAKER 1888 Commander 4-door
sedan, excellent black finish; equipped With
radio and heater; one-owner car name on
request: fine motor and very good rubber,
Lee D. Butler. Inc, 1121 21st st. NV. Dis
Evening star., 1940-07-04

sTUDEBAKER 1885 "6" Dictator sedan.
excellent black finish and Immediately
clean both inside and out: motor and tires
are tiptop. See this real bargain today at
only 1927. Lee D. Butler. Inc. 1121 21st
st n " III 1918
Evening star., 1940-07-04
SILVER SPRING, MD.

5-room bungalow; oil burner. air con-
ditioned. new kitchen stove and Frigidaire;
detached double garage: nearly ! acre,
wooded Low down payment $40 month.
Shepherd 6473., MR.. KENDRICK.
Evening star., 1940-07-04
CHERNER MOTOR CO..

1lSl rld. ave ~ w. dopaIL OuOV
PONTIAC 1895 touring coach; original
brown finish like new, motor thoroughly
CHERNERIZED and fully guaranteed, 5
nearly new tires, immaculate interior:
splendid family car priced low 1T S549:
IN Y0u
Evening star., 1940-07-04

STUDEBAKER 1887 trunk sedan, Dictator
model. blue finish; car in fine mechanical
condition, economical to operate. Butler
Bonded and backed by our 5-day driving
trial; only S427. Lee D. Butler, Inc, 1921
21St st. NV. DI 1918.
Evening star., 1940-07-04

sTUDEBAKER 1888 President convertible
sedan, attractive cream finish: equipped
with radio and heater, fine motor and 5
nearly new tires; one-owner car (name on
request) Ss47. Butler Bonded. my cars
make good or I do" Lee D. Butler, Inc,
11oI S1st n " District 1918
Evening star., 1940-07-04

PONTIAC 1889 IS" 2-door sedan original
black finish like new; one-owner car, driven
very little rubber and interior perfect: low
price S665; fully guaranteed L. P. Steu-
art Inc 13O5 18th 81 " Decatllr 4S03.
Evening star., 1940-07-04

STUDEBAKER 1885 Dictator sedan; has g.
wheel equipment, radio and heater. This
car reflects its careful treatment by former
owner and We believe you'll be convinced
it's real buy at only S347 Lee D. Butler.
Inc, 1l21 21st st. NV DI. 1918.
Evening star., 1940-07-04

PLYMOUTH 1884 sedan. S95 good run
ming cond., nice paint: real bargain; ac-
cept $50 cash, small payments: will demon
strate. 45l5 14th st. NV. RIA. 4420.
Evening star., 1940-07-04
TRAIlERS FOR SALE
MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

MOTORCYCLE 1888, Indian Chief: rebuilt;
400 miles; sacrifice for cash, 5000. HI.
0S5S. After g. AT. 2275-M
Evening star., 1940-07-04
STORES eoR RENT.
OFFICES FOR RENT

DOCTORS. DENTISTS SUITE, 14i5 22nd
st. p.w.-No parking problem for patients
or yourself
DOCTORS OFFICE. 10 LARGE ROOMS,
exposures, approx. 1000 50. #. Park
wood Medical Bldg, 1746 K st. RE. 2SOO
602 F ST N.W.-LARGE. NEWLY DEC
grated rooms near new court and all Govt
bldgs: Ideal for doctors, lawyers or brokers'
GEORGE ROGERS real estate. 604 F ST.
NV. MA. S137.
NE. COR, 11th AND H SITS. N.W.--3
rooms, desirable for photo studio, doctor
or dentist or any Office purpose: clean bldg
neat, light and water; low rental
JESSE l. HE1SKELL. Ills Eye st. NV
Insurance Bldg,
GOT 18th st. NV.
sefvce ron
300 rear Groom suite, $40
2. Quincy Smith, Inc,
909 18th St NV DI 9O57.
Low Rent-Downtown,
1405 Eye st. NV.
ard Front saS room 2nSInv 2nd f. $50; 2-rm suite;
Evening star., 1940-07-04
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FOR SALE OR RENT,
SO ADAMS ST. NV.
SMALL GROCERY AND
DELICATESSEN STORE,
CALL LII O11O, s
Evening star., 1940-07-04

STUDEBAKER 1887 Dictator coupe you'll
like the smart flowing style of Its all-steel
body. its automatic hill holder and all the
other features found exclusively in Stude-
baker, George WASHINGTON blue finish,
spotless interior. radio and heater: Cher
nerized and therefore carries . 30-day
Evening star., 1940-07-04
0OVI I'D 90 IV.
a-~

Six and r.. , b. homes in this heautifu,
Slgn Sa. section OF Wash. Ctry. Club Hills.
SSemi,bung semi ,d allows; Also center-han plan. A
Hpne frt1 TO SUIT al. Some bedroom and bath
PACK; summer kitchen and shower bath
IL Iite she fbsss garden Yon have never seen homes
16e n6e ha hSnese at 1880; compare with SIP
oe ouu nomes. We build ano sell direct no
commission. g q Come out today Open daily
Way yo Pm; phnn. To reach: Key Bridge Lee high-
right blocks. We are not hard 10 deal
Win. VIII trade for small city property.
PRICE & GROGAN.
Evening star., 1940-07-04

DODGE 1887 convertible coupe green fu-
lsh' leather upholstery, excellent canvas
top, economical floating power motor; guar
anteed mechanically and priced TO sell
best deal in town. LEO ROCCA, INC,
N. Y. ave. and Fla ave ne NE o4rn
Evening star., 1940-07-04

DODGE 1898 coupe: If you've been look
ing for car that's in class by itself
Tor appearance, a car that will give you
thousands Of miles of dependable trans
portation at minimum cost-then. by
all means see this Dodge: carries 3O-day
guarantee. take p months to pay; S419
CEERNER M0TOR co
Evening star., 1940-07-04

DODGE 1889 de luxe touring sedan green
finish low mileage by one owner; has all
the latest features. plus radio equipped;
priced to sell quick for S645. We guaran-
INC, N. Y. ave. and Fla. ave. ne. NE
Evening star., 1940-07-04


Randle Hiehlands-Detached brick, large
yard, . baths breakfast room, pantry. full
cellar: 70 block from bus and school; must
be seen to be appreciated. 1923 Both st.
Sc. Y block from Pa. ave.. Nights. phone
AT. 7l99-LI 100O-LI. S069.
Evening star., 1940-07-04
SUBURBAN PROPERTY For SALE

SEABROOK, MD.-6 ROOMS, ELECTRIC
ity; | acre of land. on Defense highway;
N..2OO SO month. lincoln 6437.
Evening star., 1940-07-04

FORD 1888. de luxe tudor sedan: built-in
radio and heater, large trunk; cloudmist
gray finish: original owner gave best care
small mileage; save the big first deprecia-
uoni reduced to S5S5. Easy terms.
Evening star., 1940-07-04

DETACHED, 4-BEDRooM, 2-BATH HOME,
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-$5, $50
frame-and-stuc house that needs
some redecorating, but is real bargain at
,souars from bus line: close to stores and
school, One bedroom and bath on first
moor; hot-water heat; fine yard. For sale
at this low figure to liouidate first trust.
Evening star., 1940-07-04

TINl Fla. Ave n. W. Hobart 5000
FORD 1887 VS. de luxe coupe, SIS: beau
THU fin., original owner, only 12, 900 mi;
Ike new; heater; except value. HO. SS42.
Evening star., 1940-07-04

REAL HOME, NEAR 10th, ALLISON.
Two-story, full basement four bedrooms
and two inclosed porches two baths. three
alleys: price, SI1 $50; terms Call Mr.
Hurlbert, WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP,
q3l NV Phone National 3510.
Evening star., 1940-07-04

DETACHED BRICK IN CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
sarnaby Woods, on fine lot, 5Ox135 feet
Six good-sized rooms, screened porch, hot
water heat; with oil burner; full attic,
snestnut trim; attached brick garage.
49,. SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
4oU5 Il ST. NV. National 2345.
Evening star., 1940-07-04

CAMP SPRINGS, MD RT &; NEW MOD
ern house. 5 rms, full basement, 1oored
Sttic; hWd: floors. large lot S4. 500: $500
9oWn, $50 mo. DAN ABBOTT, Clinton
Evening star., 1940-07-04

DODGE 1897 de luxe 4dr. touring sedan:
one of the most popular cars on the market
features; has all-steel body and hydraulic
brakes, reconditioned motor Priced to
sell quick for S425. We guarantee the best
zeal IN town. LEO RCCCA. INC, N Y
and Fla. aYes. ne ME oAI5
Evening star., 1940-07-04

WILL PAY CASH FOR EQUITY
FOR REAL BARGAIN
Well-Financed. Prefer Nearby Va. CHI. $500.
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR D.
e property If the price is right. Frame or
prlcK' large or small, condition immaterial.
R. A HUMPHREYS,
SOS No Cap. Realtor. Ma OS74.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-31
Fire Truck
Here Sunday

Henderson's new fire truck will
arrive during the weekend, Mayor
Henry T. Powell said he had been
notified by the American La France
Co., Of Elmira, N. T.. IIuil "IUln t.r-
new four-way combination truck
was purchased.
The fire engine was shipped on
May 20, and is slated to arrive here
Sunday, and will likely be unloaded
Monday.
The manufacturers are sending
an expert along to supervise the un-
loading, and TO instruct the firemen
in the proper use of the new equip
ment.
The N. c. Inspection Bureau will
also send representative here to
watch the tests the truck is to be
subjected to before being accepted by
by the city.
The truck is the late; model an6
the first of such model, it is said to
be delivered in North Carolina.
Numerous fire chiefs from various
cities in the state have signified their
intentions of inspecting the new
truck when it arrives.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-31
SEVERAL CHARGES
BEFORE THE MAYOR

Mayor Henry T. Powell presided
over several charges at today's ses-
sion Of city court.
Katherine Whitley, Negro, was
guilty OF theft of meat and canned
goods, valued at soc from Big Star
Store, and was given 80 days on the
roads. suspended upon payment Of
the costs.
Wade Woodbridge pleaded guilty to
being drunk, and was given 90 days
suspended upon payment of the costs,
and not be found in Vance county
within the next two years.
3. b. Ayscue entered plea of
guilty to being drunk, and was given
90 days, suspended upon payment
OF the costs, and showing good be-
i!avior for the next two years.
II. r. Powell was charged with
being drunk. He pleaded guilty, and
was sent to the roads for 90 days,
suspended upon payment Of the costs,
and showing good behavior for the
next two years.
Rethca Strickland, Negro, was
guilty Of assauItins Ionic ChaViS
with a deadly weapon, knife, and
us given six months in jail.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-31

G. 0. Seifert, chairman OF the
membership committee Of the Hen
derson Chamber of Commerce, mas
gone over the large list Of prospective
new members of the organization and
has assigned lists for solicitation 10
teams made up of members OF ms
committee and the board OF directors,
Smith H. Young, secretary OF the Or
3aniZation, stated this morning.
An intensive one-Wcek member
ship campaign is to open Monday, IN
accordance with plans perfected al
the board of directors meeting wed
nesday night.
In connection with the drive Tor
new members, the Chamber OF Com
merce announced today the follow
ing tentative work program Which IS
being undertaken and in which the
new members are asked to cooperate:
|. Every possible service to exist
ing industries and with a view to
furthering industrial Investigation;
definite work for new industries that
are sound, either backed by local or
outside capital.
2. TO give active cooperation al all
times with all agricultural programs,
working especially, in this regard,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-31

,bot the tax rate very likely Wlll re- :.
,nain at the current figure, Wi' lCI' 10
50 cents on the 500 property N'''''
ton. ,,..,il,blc
No figures were made aN" .'t;,,o
toG3v on the status oil the lc'''''T'. ;
hndaet. All that was learned W.S ''t ~
i was about the same as Tor 100 w.
Tax valuations are underSloou! ~
c,n1pare favorably with those ii\tu
I,st summer. though not all OF ul'
nmt,ide corporations have been ic-
ported on by State tax autnot .I'I',.s,
who fix those valuations. Untl, I''Su
reports are in-and it is not N'oM II
When they will bc-thc aSsTes",re
1910 liStlngs cannot be stated "''
initely. o ,,,dc in
Jonrl3rv and February. Us OF pEop''H =
owncd january |. and the books nave
been written up. As soon as the t ,'I',
is agreed on. the work OF c"mpu,InG
Individual tax liabilities for I9to--'I
can be begun. The books. OF course
will not be turned over tor colec'lo''
until the usual time, October l.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-31
Milne Heads
RID Group
Of District
Five Counties Repre-
sented in Memorial
Day Meeting Here;
Dinner at Close Held
in Church Instead of
Outdoors.

Rural letter carriers for the dis
lrict composed of Vance, Granville
Franklin. Warren and Halifax coun-
ties adjourned their annual session
here yesterday afternoon after elect
ing officers for the coming year.
John 5. Milne, of Henderson, was
chn>ru president. 4. Y. Patterson, of
Oxford, vicc-prcsidCnt, and ]. T,
WHli<,.r, OF Norlina, secretary.
Tic executive committee consists
of the following: Il. l.. Pope, Halifax;
\. 3. Laughter, Warren; r. E. Crimes,
Granville: Y. c. Williams, Franklin;
!. Il. Tippctt. Vance.
". G. Bobbitt, of Warren county,
was elected 4 delegate to the State
convention to be held in Rocky
Mount July 2-3-4, and j. T. Walker,
ul NurliuI. WaS made alternate.
Tie executive committee will later
fix tie time and place for the next
meeting. il WAS announced.
An outdoor picnic had been plan
ned by the curriers' and their wives,
but had 10 Dc held indoors because
oI the rain, and was held in the base
mCnt Of the First Baptist church.
About twenty persons attended. The
dinner followed the business session.
Attendance for the day was greatly
curtuilvd because of the threatening
weather. ii was explained.
Ii Wus reported that in the five
counties in the district there are 81
rural letter carriers. and every one
= member Of the district association.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-31
Chamber Of Commerce Plans
For Membership Drive Are
Perfected; Program Outlined

with county farm and home agents.
3. To work constantly to improve
the main highway through Hender-
son, namely, U. S. Highway No. |;
to work for an improved county road
system, and the elimination of
hazards on existing roads.
4. To cooperate IN every way with
the city, sia:e, and county health
departments.
5. To cooperate with the Governors
Hospitality Committee in developing
an effective community hospitality
and courtesy program.
6. A year round safety program.
7. A broader civic program in CO.
operation with other agencies TO
make Henderson cleaner and more
attractive city.
8. Vigorous support for more AIDE
quate clty-WIde rccrcational pro-
gram.
8. Wider publicity for Henderson
and Vancc county, and close coopera-
ton with the North Carolina State
advertising program.
10. TO WOrl, in closest cooperation
with Inc tobacco and cotton indus
tries of the community to build the
city into a much greater market CEN
ter
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-31
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page -Four

|. What are young frogs called:
,. Name the States which COM
prise New England.
). Which way was called "War-to-
cnd-WarS"?
i Name the large city in Missouri
thu, is not in any county.
5. In what year were Buffalo five
cent pieces discontinued?
Is. IS 1t easier ior Il tat person or
: lean person to float in water?
:. Who made the nominating
speeches for President Roosevelt in
the 1882 and 1885 Democratic Ma
ton Conventions?
9. Which of the following three
Presidents Of the United States were
AIethodi$tS: Mckinley, Grant. Cleve-
land?
8. Are American born Indians
United States citizens?
10. Which has the larger area. Mas
SaChuSettS or New Jersey?
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-31
Collins Asks
Run-Off For


\ second primary for 4 local OIL
rirr aupclrcd assured today when
.Iac,, Collins tiled a request ior 4
run-off election foe constable OF
Henderson township. 1t WAS the only
office IN the county voted on the
urinary ui last Saturday in Wh!r.l
the second high man was entitled to
demand ruln-ott.
Constable J. l.. Mandy. s""'.''''
WAS high man with
nearly 4 clear majority over the
field. having poljed l.2o4 votes. C"i-
Inns mad 500. Others in the race Satur
dav were Kit =. DAVIS, 412 votes;
Thomas Is. Newman, 1913. and Henry
Davidson. III. The total vote cast
was $3.50. of which Mundy rcccN-
ed l,204. despite tho fact that he was
i'll in = rus"'rI end ,U'9H'C to carry
on his campaign personally.
The only other contest promised
for 4 second primary is that OF gov
crnor, in which ". p Horton. run
ncr-up, has announced he would de-
mand a run-oft with J. NJ. Broughton.
high nam in the statewide contest
last Saturday.
\. ". Ghol>on. Jr., chairman Of
the Vance County Board of Elections.
today that Collins asked
for second primary Ior constable.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-31
Red Cross
Fund Still
Is Growing

Funds to apply toward the $1,000
quota of the Vance County Rcd Cross
chapter for war refugee relief in Eu-
rope arc still coming in, S. r. Peace,
the chairman, said today. He an
nolmced the following contributions
not hitherto reported:
A. R. Perry, 5; Cash, S4.75; AlWyn
Barnes, 50; DR.. A. c. Vow, 81; Miss
Catherine Macon. 81; Tanner Roof
ing Co., So; Sam Watkins, 50; M. w.
WeSter, 81: r. A. Switzerland. 81: w.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-31
TWO REALTY PAPERS
WITH THE REGISTRY

In realty decd made Feb. p,
1928. j. y. Beck and wife sold E. l..
DELANEY and wife Il lot on Young
street for $1,000. according to the
records at the Vance. Registry office.
Tie paper was filed for registration
yesterday.
john Nj. Hughes and wife sold
Hunter Towns two lots ON Montgom-
cry street for 500 and ConSdcra-
tons. according to realty paper
filed with the Vance Registry.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-31

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Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-31

W7HATEVER you want in motor car-you'n =
" do better with an Olds For only few dollars
more than lowest priced cars, you get more size,
more style, more comfort more performance and
more prestige-plus economy that compares with
the best. Come, drive the big Olds $50" today!
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-31
DR.. J. A. COTTON
AT KESLER TEMPLE

Dr.. J. A. Cotton, pastor OF the
United Presbyterian church, will
preach at the Kcsler Temple church
Sunday afternoon, June 2, at $3.50
O'Clock, according to announcement
by the pastor, R. G. Cannady. DR..
Cotton'S subject will be "SteWard-
ship.
The Kcsler Temple choir and
spiritual singers will render the
music.
The public is cordially invited to
attend the service.
Cues for You" is the title Of a
new guide book for boys and girls
an manners. appearance and per-
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-31
REVIVAL BEGINS AT
SOUTH HENDERSON

\ revival will begin at South Hen
dcrsOn BAPTIST church Sunday, June
2. with The Rev. Douglas M. Branch,
Of Cary. assisting the pastor, the Rev.
!. y. league. in these services.
Everyone is invited to attend.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1940-05-31

soc; Mss Martha billiard, 81; Miss
Polly Mcintyre, 81; Miss Margaret
Edwards, 81; Miss Helen Purcell, 81;
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Nj. Haithcock, 81,
Mr.. and Mrs J. 4. Cree, 81; J. c.
Gill, Jr.. 81.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
Rev. E. |. Todd Issues Statement
Preceding Wolverine Baptist Meet

President r. L. Todd. OF the VOL
VERNE Baptist convention, issues
the following announcement 10 the
Baptist churches and congregations
OF Michigan. He writes:
Battle Greek Mich.
July Is. 1910.
CO. Workers OF the Wolverine
Baptist Convention:
This will call your attention 70
the fact that we are nearing an
other milestone in the history OF
the Wolverine Baptist convention
which will meet al the New MI.
Zion Baptist church. Chene and
Mack streets. Detroit. wednesday.
July Al. The Rev. J s Williams
IL pastor. This will he the twenty
second annual session
I am not unmindfui that because
OF war. unemployment and many
other economic conditions. manv
are discouraged and almost willing
10 give up. hui as Christians you
cannot allow your faith 10 wane
Therefore. 7 am asking that We ~
up our heads. for the field IL white
and ready to harvest God has beer
good 10 us. for which we are glad
II these conditions througf
which We are passing must he over.
come. the Church must take tn'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
First Baptist

The Rev p. p Black. pastor,
spoke 20 vast audience Sunday
morning on the subject THE Priv
ileres ~ Being Servant for God "
Tho Junior choir rendered splen-
did song services
On next sunday afternoon July
81. tho Pastors Aid club NJ this
church under the leadership Of Mrs.
Roxie Brown. Mrs A Hunter Mrs.
Cannon and Mrs Florine Banks,
will give a grand musical program.
Sneakers from all over the CITY
will be present and representatives.
from the following firms Will he
presented hv Or. G O SALISBURY.
Lewis Rowlette and Brown lsw
firm. Western Union Inc. Johnson
Slower shon. NcFall Bros. The De-
troit Tribune. Cut Rate Department
stores VI Raine. grocery Jer
Rrown OF Great Lakes cleaners and
The Rev White. manager ~ the
Southwest Detroit BARRIER shop
Fir-f Pan'ist church Il located ~
1882 Gould street Just on West JEFF
ferson street
verrard Ransom Is church re-
norfer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
CATHOLIC NEWS

On July 20 Catholics will observe
the memory OF St Jerome Emilian.
who like ST. Vincent. devoted bis
life 10 aid Of the poor He formed
an organization 10 educate the poor
md orphans In orphanages and col
leees. He ouened asylums, fed the
hungry. clothed the naked and per-
eonallv nursed the sick and per-
formed all OF the spiritual and cor
poral works ~ mercy.
These saints lived in the 18th and
18th century but ~ -lr work con-
''rues in the world today. Thronzh-
out the Catholic church millions of
souls are assisted each day nv
works Of charity-by heroic broth
ers sisters. priests and men md
women who quietly and earnestly
and sincerely render a distinct
personal service to their neIshbor.
Their love OF God is manifested
nv their love OF neighbor. For by
this shall all men know that YOU
are My Disciples II you have love
one for another"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
Get Together

s.. Johns Presbyterian Church
looks out for iis members social
as well az sniri'ual wel-beirg A
very ENJOYABLE affair was the So
c'al r'ver on wednesday night.
July IN. 10 welcome new members
who iolned tha church recentlv.
Tire. long 'sbiss were nlied wiz
members who were served with
20 cream. ccte. coffee ard MINIS.
Exn~cssicus ~ Welcome we're Riven
nv 7ev. Henry PORTER the rastcr.
ard ron-.o-e~ta'ives Of the church
or~a~i-nt'cus.
Among the new members present
we~o Nesdnm~s Gertrude Perry. J.
". Perry. 1essie Tillman. Ora Cobb.
Ouhella Grier. y din McCar'y.
Nora Dov's vrsters Eddie Ward
and Lofts Smith and s. Mcpherson.
A purse WAS presented the nas'or
and his wife 10 heir with their va
cation trip nv Mrs. Emma Stewart
n behalf OF the church organiza-
fionn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20

The Christian Industrial club
will celebrate It's thirty-sixth an
niversarv and the tweniy-sixth an
rlversarv of Frances Harper Inn,
s07 Hor.on street Sunday. July Fl
rom 10 p m.
Outstanding speakers will be
Mrs. Dawson. state president; Ms.
Gregg. president Of the Women's
CITY Federation: Mrs. Carrie Riley
president Of Easter Lily; Mrs
Sadie Lindsay. ex-president WI
mems clubs: Mrs. Strong, presi-
dent OF Junior clubs; Mrs. Lula
Theus' singers will render selec-
tons. Miss Ethel johnson will also
appear on program.
The clubs motto is Not for sell.
but for humanity"
Mrs. p. p. TAYLOR IL president
and founder OF the Christian Indus
club; Mrs. L. Jones, chairman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20

life" will he the subject OF the
lesson sermon IN all Christian
Science churches throughout the
would on Sunday. July 81.
The golden text (rohr 1872 Isl:
"This Is life eternal. that tnev
mirht know thee the only true God
and Jesus Christ, whom thou hast
sent"
Among the Bible citations Is tbs
passage Cps. 11e:144): The right
eousness ~ thy testimony Is ever
lasting: give me understanding.
and I shall live"
Correlative passages 10 be read
from the Christian Science text
hook. Science and Health with
Kew 10 the Scrintures." nv Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
IN. 427l. "The tenor OF tho Word
shows that we shall obtain the vic
tory over death IN proportion as we
overcome sin. The great difficulty
lies IN ignorance OF what God IS.
God. Life. Truth, and Love meKe
man undying."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
Recital Will be Held
To Educate A Child

The Educational department ~
the Emma V, Kelley Temple No $50
IBPOE ri w will present Carrie
Mae Booker in piano recital at
Bethel AME church Sunday, July
21. a. 2 p. m.
Miss Booker graduate Of Ober-
lin Conservatory Of Music. Is an ar
tis' OF rare talent. and has n degree
OF bachelor NJ music. She taught
piano aat Talladega college for 3
years. and since Their has had wide
experience as nianist. acccmnanist
and teacher. Miss Booker Il hailed
nv critics as an artist OF unusua'
skill at tho riano. She won ar audi
ton on Ma'or Bowes Amaterr
Eorr. alec "r-cd Aliens Town
Hall To-rieht programs.
Miss Booker will be assisted nv
Miss June Bahe- and Edward
Beckett. Admission IL free.