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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25

state sapFsas eoufs ~ thrn.n
out he appeal he nazf serve :
tie term n state rrs.un.
hamp=nn. Ha~ - pears ed -
been hela n ths rlsFs. eaantv
Al shaFtly after ne brutal "a
fatal heating q - former .seef.
fsaFt. hlss Virginia nlffls. hz.s
after midnight II - u. leao
SAUL eFss.A~a
The an.seAs~ela wagfr.m -.
hindksunsd evsr ina he.a ana n.
skull crushed - .hs snfzf.a t.
fnunt yard ~ hrr fsfhsrs han.s
81 ioss n. Ferry =. llsmp.an.
Who hsd been ennvlntea several
months before n . miner assault |
upon The slfi. waa ARRESTED anfv /
: fs~ hcsI# later IN hls ruum /
II ths naAseed aalFy.
When Miss Rifle died /. w~~h
after The smuggling Ne va charged
Win first asKras murder
htsadfastly protesting hls lnno-
esnes. HanpsuB went 10 lnAl IN
June. iefn. before Jury in Iusias
r .. Hodges court ana was fas.1.a
guilty On = mass If sclsnfsfle err
cumHtantimi evidences psesentesi nv
Prosecution Thor c. T'ollsfsun ana
Deputy Hugo nstzisr. Jr. Il
No Eyewitness. Il
Sensational testimony ~ human
blood and brain tlssss found an
hampson'a clothing was the f..s...A
'iAtson Of the states eass II wun
conviction. though there ssss m
'yswitnsaana and ths blunt lnssrss. =
nsns ussd N ths killing never was :
onnd
itampaun. = model pflaunsr dur =
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~ reported sonfidantly awaiting /.
u thn Ilsfyn verdict ;
lis appeal ssa alHHlzssd hass-
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Developed thai ths abstract ~ =
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ampa<H thst - ID not aanslsizr h
mss1 lunssenf eaa BE attempt IN
'oftiv aftsF his conviction % hsss a
mseif declared 81 illegal allsn. h.
he lnfoFmsd immigration "a. "A
Dfstles ~ sas ~ Ensilsh birth m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25
GUNHILD sTENsyoID

Gunhild stensyold. 81. of bo2I
NO. 10Th st, died Monday at his
nome. Born in Norway, ne had
lived here for Is years and was a
member of the Emmanuel Lutheran
church. Surviving are one son.
Henry three daughters. Mrs.
sagrid Vixen Of Fairbanks. Alas
ka, Mrs. Karen Larsen of Seattle
and Mrs. Henrikka Hemmer In
Norway. and three grandchildren.
Funeral services viii be held
Thursday at 3 p. m. at the LYNN
chapel. with interment in New
Tacoma cemetery
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25
FUNERAL SERVICES

burgess I. Birch-Thursday. 4
?. m. storlie chapel. Latter pay
Saints in charge.
Morris BaiIey-WeAnesday. 10
?. m, Piper chapel: Rev. Herbert
West officiating. interment. sex
Tacoma cemetery.
Mathew ParneII--Wednesdav :
p. m, Piper chapel. intsrment
Calvary cemetsry.
Mrs. Margaret Blddison-Wea-
neaday 1870 A. m, Aeilinger
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25
HENRY A. MILLER

Henry A. Miller. 70. of 1916 So.
Tacoma ave. died Monday Al his
nome. Born In Wisconsin. he had
lived here since 1918. He was a
retired painting contractor. Sur
wing are his wife. Maude M.
one son. Floyd A. and one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Luella Nilsson. both ~
Tacoma; one sister. Mrs. Louise
Snow Of Houston. Tex. three
grandchildren and three great
grandchildren. Funeral services
VIII be held Wednesday at IL m
al Bnekley-King chapel. with
Elder r. G. sehsffner officiating.
interment, New Tacoma cemetery
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25

Myrtle and Emmett Eldrea are
on an automobile trip 10 Mexico.
Emmett reports by postcard hav-
ING seen two squirrels up three
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25

Thoroughbred race horses nearly
always are black or brown
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25

frof sssefKee D. l.NnaFr. .ha
mas frequently iectured IN Tacoma
IL now on = tour ~ Alaska
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-25

trees IN the California rrdwoods.
Accompanying tho Elders are Nj.
and Mrs. ". Weller.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
|Ce!ored Troops Parade AtPatrioIl
Celebration; Mary Bethune To Spe,l

All Negro soldiers and colored
troops from all Michigan camps in
GLIDING Fort Wayne and Camp Gus
ter will be present and on parade
at this gigantic demonstration OF
Michigan Negro Patriotic celebra-
ton. Chairman Digs announced
this week. One of the most i'm
pressivc scene will be the combined
choirs from churches OF every de-
nomination including the Roman
Catholic are expected 10 be present.
The Worlds heavyweight champ
ion, Joe Louis, will lead the citi-
zens OF Michigan in pledging al
legiance TO the flag followed by mu-
sic of the combined Legion bands.
Mrs. Mary Mcleod Bethune, head
OF the Negro Affairs OF the NYA
from washington. DC, will be the
principal speaker. Mayor Edward
j. Jeffries will give greetings in
behalf OF the city. other speakers
will include Governor Murray ID.
Van Wagner.
The Negro Catholics of Detroit
will take an active part in the cele-
bration when the appeal came from
their priests in charge and their
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
Advice To Lovelorn
Nv JEAN MALCOM

Dear Jean: | am a man about 30
years OF age and have been mar
ried for about Is years. l have a
lovely wife but we seem TO be los
ing interest in each other and have
for some time. have now met a
young woman about 80 years OF
age who seems to I'LL the place that
my wife has failed TO do. What
must I do? hold all the respect
and still have a close feeling for
my wife yet | am sure | love this
other woman.--In A Quandary
Dear In A Quandary: Your posi-
ton in this matter seems to be one
OF many. My advice to you is that II
your wife has failed 10 interest you
and that you hold her charm no
longer. talk 1t over between you and
see II there can't be something done
10 bring you two back together as
you once we're Is years ago. Re-
member. there must have been a
strong attraction between you. TO
have stayed together 10 years. II
by any chance this doesn't work
out then my advice TO you Is to call
the new found love a classed issue
and start life over.
Yours.
Jean Malcom.
For advice on problems OF life
write 10 Jean Malcolm, 2il \. 4th
Ave, Ann Arbor. Mich.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26

ilon enon in The honor OF the
grand officers.
Three O, the grand officers TO BE-
here arc: Worthy Grand Patron,
Attorney Charles Williams: Worthy
Gland Mauon, Mrs. Y. A. Bristol
whQ ale from Detroit, and Worthy
Grand Secretary Mrs. Hattie L.
smith O, Grand Repids. Chairmen
cf The Naomi chaps, for The various
committees are. Associate patron
of Naimo chapter sanford Mckin-
ney chairman OF programs. Mrs.
Charles Collins past conductress.
o. housing Mrs Fannie Lark. mar
ina ~ The star. { refreshments /;
MIS- Geor-o Couch, treasurer, OF
registering Joseph T. Day. past
grand worthy patron. past patron o;
Naomi napier and charter mem
her chairman o. The Courtesy COM
miitee.
session are 20 be held At the Dun
bar civic center. Eastern Stars
from all over Michigan and about
- or more delegates are expected
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
WHITAKER
BY Cornelius Reeve,

The Rev. r. c. Broom Of s,,c,t
Baptist. Ypsilanti delivered an hi
spring message 70 all who vg,
present at 3 pm.
The Bible class has been esab-
lished by the Rev. J. a Parker art
he wishes that everyone would B,
present at all OF the meetings TIA
course will last for seven weeks
Mrs. Mary Parker has been avn
from home for quite someiin.
She has been staying With be-
sister-in-law OF Monroe that IN
been i'll recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rhan iHi
family have returned home iron
a weeks vacation With Mr Rharl
mother OF Battle Creek.
Mr.. anr Mrs. Robert Harris 4
Detroit were sunday afternoon vis-
tors at the home OF Mrs, NsnJ
Alexander.
Sunday afternoon brought Nn
l.. Reynolds OF Ann Arbor. Mn
Henrietta Bryant. and Mr., All
Mrs. Charles BRYANT
Mrs. Sadie Ledford and tanIl
motored To Detroit sunday at'r'
noon to spend a delish'sul eve.i''
M the home OF her sister Nn
Grace Rayhurn.
Mr.. and Mrs. c Reeves and NJ
ton Reeves took the entire day su''
day to visit among friends and r.
latives.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26

There goes tie telephone again.
I bet u l. the reporter reporting
that Ann ArDOf has some more
guests this week or that some OF
our citizens are vaoationing. Par
don be while | answer. what did
I tell YOU I'm becoming a mind
reader We'll. here goes-Miss Dor
thy Smith OF Adams avenue Is ex-
pected home this week from a
months vacation tour with Dr.. and
Mrs. ". T. Carter, OF Virginia.
Miss Smith has visited New York
CITY, Philadelphia, suffolk, Nor
folk and Ettrick, Va, also Wash
.ngton. DC. II IS reported that
Miss Minerva Hunter OF Pensacola,
Fla, IS the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
Annie Lee Sheffield OF y. 4ih ave-
nue.. that Miss Emma Ruth Speller,
who short time ago was here vis-
lung her friend. Miss Virginia Will
son, has returned 10 our city from
Fayetteville. NC. Miss Speller
liked our fair city so we'll that she
is planning 10 make this her home;
that Oliver Rhodes OF Louisville,
Ky, is attending the L. OF NJ.
Mrs. Gussie Stone and Richard
SHELTON were joined together on
matrimony by the Rev. J. W. Wright
sunday July IS at the home OF Mrs.
Stone SHELTON. Walter Sellers,
brother OF Mrs. S. SHELTON gave the
bride away.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morgan are
vacationing in South Carolina.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
River Rouge
By MIR. and Mrs William Boone Beechwood Center

Miss Lee Ella Jones, sister OF J.
D. Walthall. has been spending a
few days with relatives and friends
in this area. Miss Jones Is a resi-
dent OF Atlanta. Georgia where she
graduated from Atlanta university
and is now teacher in the pub
lie school system. Her pleasing
personality and interesting CONVEX
sation provided enjoyment for
everyone who met her during her
brief stay.
ID. l.. Jones OF Lenior street and
superintendent OF Union Baptist
Sunday school was taken 10 Trinity
hospital a week ago Tuesday when
he became seriously Ill. At this
writing he Is still in the hospital
but beyond the critical stage.
The Rev. Mr.. Crane. pastor OF
Fews Memorial CME church has
returned from the Sumhy hospital
to his home where he is convalesc-
ing prior to taking up his church
duties again, which he Is quite anx-
ious TO o.Evangelst Mcknight OF
s. Carolina has been serving in the
pastors absence
The monthly sessions in the
series OF forums being sponsored
by the Union of Sunday school sup
erintendents was held Sunday at
the First Baptist church in Ecorse.
of which the Rev. j. ID. Davis is
pastor. Or. Guy o. Saulsberry was
the principal speaker. In his adj
dress on Youth and Democracy"
he pointed out the responsibility OF
the parents and adults TO assist
youth in making an adequate ad-
justment to a social and economic
pattern Of life which youth had lit
tie or nothing TO do with its max
ing, but nevertheless are forced to
be greatly handicapped by the lack
OF necessary equipment for a COM
patible adjustment due TO the fall
cies OF our institutions OF training
and the general mode OF life. II is
To be regretted that much larger
audience was not present.
The next forum will be held the
second Sunday in August at
Triumph Baptist church. The Rev.
G.. w. Simms is pastor. After that
the service will be discontinued un-
Ill late in the fall.
After a long drawn out affair
OF petitioning and buck passing,
we have finally been given addition
al police protection In our immedi-
ate community. The man selected
for the Job was Victor Folks, 37l
Beechwood. Congratulations are ex-
tended 10 him and TO the various
club leaders and members who
fought so hard to make the APP
pointmetn possible. Rumors are
out that the scout car will be
furnished later.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Dred Scott New
som and family OF PSI Polk street
returned home last week from
their trip 10 California and Mexi-
co. They stopped at the various
states and cities where they visit
ed relatives and friends. The en-
tire family reported most enjoy
able and successful trip. In Cali
fornia they visited Mrs. Newsomt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26

brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Same Of $40
Polk street entertained relatives
and friends last Wednesday eve
ming. The guest OF honor were Mr..
and Mrs. Brown from Pittsburgh.
Pa. and Mr.. and Mrs. Turner OF
Polk street.
Union Baptist
"The Responsibility OF ( h e
C.urch Regarding Beverage Alco-
hol' was the subject OF the lesson
at the Union Baptist Sunday school.
The Rev. +. c. Copeland. pastor,
spoke from ST. John 1928. Seven
members were added to the church.
The Nurse Guild rendered pro-
gram in celebration OF their ninth
anniversary. The Home Missionary
society meets each Wednesday al
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26

Soft Ball team, Manager Make
Mclaughlin.
Last sunday Luckie Patterson
was hero OF Mack's Athletics.
Luckie pitched double header.
one al Sportsman's Park, the other
at Albion. The opposite team only
got hits and the score was 20 to
5 in favor OF Mack's team at Sports
mans Park. Ann Arbor: II to 8 at
Albion. Nineteen hits at Sports
mans Park and Is hits at Albion.
Monday, Mack's VS.. Moore Maytag
and Tuesday evening Macks VS..
Ann Arbor Merchants. Luckie Pat
terson is leading in the league with
home runs-keep up the good work
Luckie. Any team wishing 10 have
a game with the Mack's Athletics
write TO Make Mclaughlin, 5el
y. 5th Ave, Ann Arbor. Mich.
To get the report on the base
ball games for this weeks games
and thereon subscribe now for The
Detroit Tribune.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26

Miss Mamie Hubert of Savannah,
Ga: Miss Lillian VI. Jones, instruc-
tor at Wilberforce university are
also here attending summer school.
Miss Matte Ruth Patterson, Mrs.
Mildred Green. Mrs. Matt Hall.
Miss Blanche Harris and Thelma
Howard spent sometime in Pitts
burgh, Pa. Miss Catherine, Smith
has returned to the city after Wis
itine Louisville. Ky.
Eugene Beatty. principal of Har-
riet street school. Ypsilanti. Mich,
Is attending the u. OF NJ. summer
school. II our reporter doesn't get
around to you and you wish to give
us some news please call 249Sl or
24701. Mrs. Lora Reynolds. Report
ers: Misses Virginia Wilson at the
Dunbar and Flora Lee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
Golf and Tennis

Douglas Z. II. Williams, exeoI-
tive secretary OF the Dunbar; Ed
ward Kelly OF Green street and IT.
vine Johnson OF Hill street are
spending these lovely afternoons on
the golf course. Stanley Mattingly
and Charles Bryant are keeping in
shape playing tennis as is Albert
Johnson OF Fuller street
haven't heard anything about
the horse hack riders-what's the
trouble. girls?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
FLINT news
by II. TJRNIPSEED
Recreation CnnnclI

According 10 responsible sources
the laying on Of ~ WPA workers
leaving only Is IN service, has Sc
riously hampered the current coun.
Gil recreation program. Blame ioI
this procedure has been laid at the
doors OF Washington officials. since
this new program has been ordered
resulting in the closing Of some
Fairgrounds. leaders are urged
mot TO forget our BOYS and Riddles
here al home.
Troop No. IS OF Boy Scouts Will
camp in Pine Lake camp August
- 20 81. All boys must be in good
standing in order TO go, at cost
OF about one-half that Of other
camps An important meeting will
be held Tuesday. July 20. al : pm.
az clifford Street center.
81 John street playground will
be the scene ~ the opening Of an
enthusiastic horseshoe tournament
on July "a All interested in TEST
ing their ability" are urged 10 sign
VI.
A. the doll show held AZ Elm
Park playground recently fourteen
contestants participated Jackie
Hemp placed first with doll made
~ peeled white potatoes Helen
Thompson was second WIKI the
largest doll and Ruby Reed made
third with the usl@sf dol, With
the pre,,iest doll Helen Hall took
fourth place and Jessie George won
fifth place honors with a vegetable
doll
The Homemakers club ~ 81
picnic was held al Lakeside Park
because OF bad weather
Qnlnn chapel
The Rev Nr Rhonenee preaching
on God Widinsness % Forgive
MANY visitors were present Az )
pm. The Rev Mr. Rhonsnec. Ms.
g p. Rhnnenee Local Deacon Rev.
William Gibson Evans'iisi Rho'ia
Harris and other members Nor-
shipped AZ Georgia r Collns ANE
church. Dr ". F-t+sce pastor.
LANSING. The Rev. Nr Rhonenee
preached The Rev Nii'am Gibson
preached 2, mo family hour Moth
or Lot' and Mother Henphill arc
sick sunday July -. IS Young
Peoples day Sanas> Angus, ?
local preachers descons and evan (
relis's viii he BIZ 1aFse Sunday
July - AZ 2 I'M napfisma' serN- 2
ices VIII be IT. R.chheld pa -
The chgrchs 75tn anniversary (
hsEirs August ~ anu end, August (
J. various states" viii b IN I
charge. Dr y II. Ciayhorn. presi-
der' ~ shorter college North li'-
re Rock Will speak each rieh, The
public f. invited.
william Roauemore visited over
the weekend as The guest ~ his
parents and relatives He has been
Confined on page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
Churches
Bethel AME. y. ith Ave.
Rev. j. W. Wright. Pastor

Sunday SCHOOL $3.50. morning
service, IL; ACE league. 3 and 6
pm. evening services, $50.
Last Friday July Is, the Rev. ].
". Wright, accompanied the Cos
pei choir 10 Lansing. Mich. 10 rem
der a musical program for a rally
being held az the Friendship Bap-
list church. sunday afternoon. July
20 the Rev Mr.. Wright and the
League choir rendered their serv-
ices in Inkster Mich. al the Smith
Chapel whore the Rev d. E. Evans
is pastor
Mrs Eva Pitts is now directing
the League choir
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26

The Naomi Chapter No. II will be
host and hoStesses 10 the Wolverine
Grand Chapter, order OF the East
ern stars ffty-second session 10 be
held from July 27-2s Mrs Bertha
Starks tshown below. who has
been worthy matron of the Naomi
chapter for i've years and is a
grand officer and general chairman
OF the convention.
sunday evening. July - AZ the
Second Baptist church the Eastern
stars viii have a program opened
10 the public. Mrs. Starks IS mis-
tres OF ceremonies and the Rev. c..
" Carpenter will be the main
speaker. Monday evening. July IS
al the Dunbar center. Mrs Laura
Taylor. pas, grand deputy and past
matron az Naomi chapter. will be
mistres OF ceremonies az recep-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
Happy Birthday To
The July Born

Gerry Bryant. Howell, Mich;
James Jackson, Ypsilanti;
O. VI. Pharr. Ann Arbor.
Mrs. Ruby Highlands, Ann Ar
Dor;
John Jan son. Ann Arbor.
Please send in your name the
month of your birthday so we may
wish you a happy birthday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26

The Dunbar Civic Center Male
chorus rendered two numbers very
successfully al the American De-
tense pageant in West Park July
l6. Those persons singing were:
Messrs Richard and George Blake,
harold Runth. Henry McGinnes. Ar
thur Preston. Henry Banks. Albert
johnson. Sam Thomas. James An
defson and Joe McFadden. Mr..
Green. who is in summer school,
sang with the group. Mr.. Green is
from Elizabeth City. Nc. and e
graduate OF West Virginia State
college. o. NJ. Phsrr is the direc-
tor OF the group.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
General

Nlr. and Mrs. Walter A. Smith en-
tertained j. guests Al bridge par
~ last Saturday evening. Out-of-
town guests were Miss Corine Tay-
lor. OF 81. Louis. Mo: Nj. and Mrs.
John De Shields OF East ST. Louis
and Mr.. Rhodes, Of Louisville, Ky.
All Of whom are attending the Uni
yersity OF Michigan > summer
school.
A weiner roast was given in the
honor OF Miss Agatha Knox before
her departure TO Mackina by Miss
Hazel Fields. Those enjoying the
occasion were Misses Mary Jones.
Lucille smith. Matte Patterson and
Theo. Lee. Messrs. William Patter-
son, Arthur Jones. Charles Fields.
Joe Lee and Robert Collins.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26

archbishop, the Most Reyer,n. =,
ward Mooney.
Yolande Maddox viii he 49,
for the day. Featured in TIA n.s.|
Brown choir will he B. NJ. s sT,..|
contralto; and Lula Waiver II
prano.
The music committee comprise
Mrs. Alberta Harris. Miss Nav N
Doctor. Miss Louise johnson prs|
S. A. Ratliffe. DR.. Ernest ". N
Johnson Charleston Hawkins Nr|
Emma Todd. Dr NJ O. Terrell. Lra
Eubanks and Mrs. J. Nadia
chairman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
Synpathies

Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Lewis whose
baby last week was scalded and
died the next day; Mrs. Henry Nc
Chimes who has been III for quite a
few weeks: also TO Mrs. Mary Beck
lev. who's mentioning In Tulsa.
Okla. has been reported 10 have
been III: and to all those to whom
we have not heard or
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
2nd Bapt. y. 9Th Ave. 4 Beakes
Rev. Z. W. (arpenter. Pastor

sunday school 9,3O. morning
service, II; BYPU, pm: evening.
s. The Senior Morning choir Of the
Second Baptist church is having a
lawn social al the home OF Mrs.
George Thomas. 900 Plum street.
Thursday, July "a Everyone is
promised very sooiablc evening
including tasty refreshments. Mrs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
ALBION
BY ALICE CANT

Juanita simmons returned home
from Pensacola, Fla. Sunday where
she psent a week with relatives.
Miss Anna Vesta Coins and Eula
Wath. Jess Sawyer OF Detroit spent
the weekend in Albion.
The young folks community cho-
rus sang Sunday at the Lyon Lake
church.
Sam Brown returned home Mon
day from the University hospital
where he has been for several
months.
James Hawkins and Henry Dixon
spent the weekend in Gary. Ind.
Mrs. Cant Of Pensacola. Fla, LETT
Albion for her home Saturday after
spending Ave weeks with her daugh-
ter and son.
Mrs. Lucy Stallworth OF Pen
sacola. formerly OF Albion. is va
cationing with friends here.
The draft has caught up with six
OF the local boys They are: James
Hawkins. Henry Dixon, Calvin
Biggs. Alfred Burch. oscar Smith
and James Mudd.i They leave for
Fort Custer, Monday. Several par
ties have been given in their honor.
Edward Simmons OF Pittsburgh.
Pa. is visiting his parents ana
friends in Albion.
Officers elected az the recent
meeting OF the Gold Medal Lodge
M ? Of the Knights of Pythian
were: Estis Howard Chance, com
mander; William Brown vice
chancellor: Richard Tate. prelate;
l.. c. Lafayette. keeper Of Red Seal;
p. r. James. master OF finance. w.
l.. Beck. ex-chancellor: Frank Cole
man. master of worth; J. II. Burch'
inter guard; Hosie Crawford, outer
guard: and L. G. Lafayette. chair
man of the Strused
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
Church vi Tod In Christ
Stale and high SIS.
Elder Ford. Uuicintlng

The annual conference Of the
Church OF God in Christ Will con-
,ene in Detroit. Aug. 5-l7 ia the
large tent on the corner OF Hastings
anu Monlealm. Baptismal service
will be held at the city Beach Aug.
IL al 10 am. by the Church OF God.
The public Is invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26
We Were Glad To
Hear

Mrs. william simmons on Pack
ard street IL getting along nne and
wishes 10 thank all OF her friends
for their kindness during her Ill
ness; Mrs. Hattie Jones 10 able to
get around once again; and that
Mrs. Sam Thomas IL reported 20 be
home after spending several weeks
IN 81. Joseph hospital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26

pm. Mid week prayer service Is
held each wednesday at s pm.
Bonnie caswell Jr. is church re-
porter.
Mrs. Mary 3. Freeman and her
four daughters. Jean. Carrie Mae,
Elizabeth Ann and Dolores also
Mrs. Mary Jones and her two chill
dren. Donald and Dottie are visit
ing relatives in Amory. Mississippi.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-26

Hard Ball team. manager W.
Franklin.
The Dunbar Cubs game last Sun
day with the Eagles was a decision
score s to 7 in favor OF the Eagles.
Monday Dunbar Cubs VS.. Central
Specially: Wednesday. Dunbar
Cubs VS.. Cunningham. both games
In Ypsilant. Mich Friday. July %
Dunbar Cubs vs.. Swiss Cleaners TO
be played at West Park Diamond.