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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03


Mr.. and Mrs. George W. O~good
left by train Friday night for
Miami. Fla. where Mr.. osgood.
general manager Of the Port piers.
will attend sessions Of the Ameri-
can Association of Port Authori-
ties. II time permits. the osgoods
may fly from Miami to Havana,
Cuba.
Fellow employees in the internal
revenue department here held
surprise party Friday afternoon
for Deputy Collector Reuben Knob
LAUGH. who has been summoned
for military service Tuesday. Re-
freshments were served. and he
was presented with a number Of
gifts.
Miss Janet TAFT. principal OF
the Steilscoom school, has been
entertaining her brother. John
Talt, of Philadelphia. who came
west on a business trip.
Lola CIaes. Tacomsn attending
Washington State college at Pull
man. has been initiated into
omicron M. national home eco
Monies society. She IL a senior.
James w. Egan. III again. has
been confined TO his home for the
past 10 days
In Seattle an application for a
marriage license was made by
George G. Davis, %. and Agnes
Delegard. 10.
Clyde Carpenter OF Beverly
Hills. Calf. who sojourned at
Fort Lewis a couple Of summers
ago with the RoTc engineers
from his home state. il back again
with his commission as lieutenant
in the 1i6th Engineers, 4lst Divi-
sion.
One of the Doberman Pinscher
mothers Of DIR. Hinton ID. joiner
kennels brought five fine puppies
into the world the other day
four females. one male-sll sold
before they were whelped.
Recent Sunday guests at the
J. NJ Eager home in Raymond
were Mr.. and Mrs. X. Y. Case and
daughter. Nancy Richards. all OF
Tacoma, and MIR. and Mrs. Gordon
sprsgue Of Airport road.
Spending their honeymoon at
Sumner are Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
L. PettengeII Of Bremerton. Mrs.
Pettengell Is the former Hope
Clifton Of Bremerton. while Pet
tensell in L. S. A. on the Inns.
Wsrspite.
Lewis Calvin MeCafferty. Il,
s515 A st. and Alice Catherine
Leyien. 20, Blaine. recently made
application for a marriage license
at Bellingham.
Mrs. Winfield =. sypher. ala
Broadway. recently visited friends
in Whitman county. stopping a,
the Fred Allen home in Pslouse
! the Sarah Boyer home In Potlstch,
CONTINUED on Page 3. Column n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03
Girl in Auto
Crash Dies
Of Injuries

btdAH w Y " sfttafa
victim from an automobile
smashup here early Friday,
W hen 20-year-old Marialyce
(PaO Bourland succumbed
last night 10 her injuries.
Miss Rourland was a passenger
in the car driven BY William /.
Johnston. 10. who died shortly after
the accident
The girl Was the daughter Of
Mrs. Lillian ". Bourhnd, an at.
tsche of the u. s district sttor-
ney's office here. The family home
il at 1918 No. nth II.
~ This Year
The double fatality. bringing ra-
oomas total To ~ for the year. re-
suited from a smsshup at seth at
and Pacific ave. at lao a. m.
Friday.
Johnston and Miss Bourlsnd were
travelling north on Pacific ave. at
terrific rate Of speed. according
TO investigating police. when their
car crashed into the rear of an
other auto. which had halted for
n traffic signal
Impact hurled the standing car
III feet ahead. and momentum Of
the Johnston car carried II $50 feet
ahead after the crash.
Soldiers Not Hurt
The second car contained Two
Fort Lewis soldiers accompanied
by two sisters. the Misses Helen
and Isabel sabol. both Of s3o2
Portland ave.
Isabel saboi. as. Saturday was
in the county hospital suffering
from shock and fracture of both
legs Helen. az. was In St Joseph's
hospital suffering from shock and
back injuries.
L. 8. Davis and John u. Pagan,
bVNH tbfbtVfs VI W ~ I'm III
fantry. escaped without injuries.
Native 81 seattle
Miss Bourland. a native Of se-
attic. had lived in Tacoma IL
years She was q graduate Of sta
dunn high school and she also at
tended the San Francisco junior
college for one year.
The girl was a member Of the
First Presbyterian church and Of
the Rainbow Girls.
Miss Bourland also leaves two
sisters. Jean of Whitworth college
and Marjorie OF Tacoma, and her
father, Harry Bourland. OF San
Francisco, now en- route To Ia
coma.
Johnston Services
Funeral services for Johnston
will be held Monday at IL a. m.
from the Buckley-King chapel.
with Rev. Carl A johnson off
eiating. Burial will be in Wash
ington Memorial park.
Arrangements are bring made
by Buckley-King for Miss Bour-
f.ndis funeral
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03

James w. Egan. III again. has
been confined to his home for the
past 10 days.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03

Lola Ciaes. Tacoman attending
Washington State college at Pull
man, has been initiated into
omicron M. national home eco
Monies society. She IL q senior.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03

In Seattle an application for a
marriage license was made by
George G. Davis, %. and Agnes
Delegard, 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03
WEATHER FORECAST

Cioudy tonight. Tuesday. Ters-
rerstures; High. s.; low. a.. Sun
rises. SIS: sets. asa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03
LONDON

LONDON - A widespres
started big fires in the Ger
Bremen. blasted Italian target,
10 ships off the Norwegian CO
In northern France. II was q
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03

One Of the Doberman Pinscher
mothers Of DIR. Hinton ID. joiner
kennels brought five fine puppies
into the world the other day
four females. one male-sll sold
before they were whelped.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-03

Clyde Carpenter of Beverly
Hills. Calf. who sojourned at
Fort Lewis a couple Of summers
ago with the RoTc engineers
from his home state. il back again
with his commission as lieutenant
in the 1i6th Engineers, 4lst Divi-
sion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Why l Dislike
The Word Negro"
By ISAAC JONES

A GENTLEMAN who desires that
IA his name be withheld came to
my office few days ago for a per-
sonal talk with your writer. and TO
agree on what he had disagreed.
That is, something had occurred in
volving this gentleman, which made
him agree that he would rather he
called "Colored' than a Negro, al
though, he was among the first
group OF persons who wrote me
lengthy letters trying to prove
that we should not be called Color
ed, hut Negroes. The whole story
in a nutshell was this. a white man
thru the slip OF the tongue address
ed him with the word N when
he say that he intended to have
said Negro. Therefore, as / have
stated before. the two words are
too closely related. and II is posi-
bile TO get them mixed. especially.
when YOU are accustomed TO using
them both. So this gentleman stat
ed in part Il never saw any sense
in your fight until few days ago.
A fire broke out in my neighbor-
hood. which is mixed with both
races. 1.-The crowd gathered. az
started down 10 watch the firemen,
white man approached me and in
CURED where are all the. n
coming FROM He caught the mis-
take. and reversed the statement to
Negroes, right then and there. I
began 10 sec the light OF your
fight, want you to know that ! am
100 -, in accord with you. although
! have beon on the other side of
the fence. | hope others will soon
see that you are right. as I have
already. want 20 thank you for
your lighting spirit. don't give up.
victory will be yours and may God
bless YOU"
This week, am going 10
close this column without making
any statement OF my own. Again.
] am asking YOU 10 let me hear
from you on this subject. My office
is SIS f. Columbia avenue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07

observed in the Brewster center
auditorium last Thursday evening
that one could have easily thought
he was in River Rouge rather than
in Detroit. The occasion was in the
First annual Cinderella ball given
by the Omega Alpha chapter Of the
Zeta Phi Beta sorority. Miss Preci-
Gus Williams is the hasileus OF the
omega Alpha chapter.
Judging from the large number
OF local girls recently organized
as the Zeta Sub-debs, one can say
that Miss Williams has made our
young women Zeta conscious. They
sure looked swell in their evening
gowns and were as sophisticated as
any society debutants ever was. We
must not forget to mention our
young men who escorted these
young ladies' for they were as gall
liant as Sir walter Raleigh. as at
tentive as Lochinvar. and as well
dressed as Lord Chesterfield.
Some OF the faces remembered
were Precious Williams, Hazel
Perry. Annette Baker. Shirley
jenkins Mary Rueben. Eunice Hud-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07

THE Spirits Message to Man
kind Thru the Church was the
subject chosen by the Rev. Henry
Porter TO the congregation on last
Sunday morning, using thoughts
found In Rev. ? He said There
are three essentials that make up
the church:-God the father; Jesus
Christ the son. and the Holy
Spirit our comforter. II Is utterly
impossible 10 have a church where
these three are absent. Spiritual
life Is essential. so church with
out the Holy Ghost is dead. The
message OF the spirit TO the Chris
tian church today is TO strive for
more OF the Holy Spirit and a re-
vival OF the consciousness OF the
presence OF God. The Holy spirit Is
calling the church to a world OF
brotherhood
The Strawberry festival sponsor
ed by the Young Womens Guild
will be held on Friday night. June
6th. The Non Pareil club met on
Tuesday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. ". Harvey Hill. Scotch ave.
nue.. Their annual election Of Of
ficers was held. Mrs. Elease Mann
OF Hazlett was returned 10 her
home Saturday from Trinity hos
rital where she received treatments
for an injured back.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
River Rouge
By MIR. and Mrs. William Boone Beechwood Center

Attorney d s. Neusom spent
Saturday and Sunday in Dayton.
Ohio attending the sixth district
meeting OF the Postal alliance.
The Drum and Bugle corps boys
keep up the spirit OF true patriotism
and Loyalty with the playing OF
God Bless America and Pledging
alligance TO the Flag
A program consisting OF ora
tions patriotic speeches etc. was
participated In by the members,
George and Clarence Peterson.
James and Preston Oliver. Boice
Greenard. Franklin So~ell, Ben
jamin Newsom, julius Ramsey,
Charles Young. Charles Reid, Her
bert Nash. James Cook. Dan Neu-
som. president; and Benjamin Gas
we'll. secretary.
Among the visitors present were
the Rev George Stevenson, Mr..
Roach. Thad Jones and Commander
V. Smith.
We, are glad 10 see Mrs. Lille
Brown home again. after few
weteks OF illness and confinement
in Trinity hospital.
Friday. June % will be an event.
full day In our community for on
that day the first Annual Play will
he held 10 celebrate the official
opening OF the summer playground
season OF the Redwood center.
Games and contest OF all sorts
and for all ages will he sponsored
throughout the day. The day will
be climaxed with regulation soft
ball game and outdoor social.
In connection with this play day
and essay contest is also being
sponsored Any local resident not
owe eighteen years OF age may en-
ter this contest. The subject Of the
essay 10 be written is what the
People OF our community Can DC
10 Help Improve our Center" The
essay should be no longer than SOC
words. legibly written In ink OF
typed and submitted at the center
no later than June 90 Prizes will
be awarded Free membership will
he given everyone entering the con.
test.
So many local young folks wer'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
With The Churches.
Christian Science

- tho only Cause and Crea-
w. ',,l he the subject OF the
iio'.or.sermon in all Christian
lesson .s. churches throughout the
Sorld on sunday. June s.
W. W.. Golden text Revelation
Inv Great and marvellous
~ INV works, Lord God Almighty;
a.. ~ and true are thy ways, thou
Einr Of saints"
AN .monr tho Bible citations is this
...e revelation 4:11): Thou
=, rorihv. q Lord to receive glory
az .a boaor and power; for thou hast
any, ..,ed All things, and for thy
. sIsssure they are and were Great
cd
correlsiiye passages to be read
49,, no christian Science text
~ ~ Dscionce and Health with
, vpv" n Tie Scriptures" by Mary
n p Eddy. include the follow
, pa ~ ngl There is but one
,-,,or ard one creation. This
...s,ion consists OF the unfolding
!. !, sniritua. IDEAS and their identi-
we which are embraced in the In
s,ne Nina and forever reflected.
rhese IDEAS range from the In
s,ee.iual 10 infnity. and the
rrhest idoas are the sons and
daughters OF Cod y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07

son, Doris Davie. Priscilla vii.
Hams, Kermit Booker John An
dres. Otis Wade. Joseph Coleman,
Ralph Sabbath and Thomas Grit-
fin.
81. John AME
The Rev. y. Pryor preached
Sunday morning on History Re-
neats Itself" Stewardess Board No.
. and the Men ushers were active
in the service. the senior choir
sang
Funeral rites OF the late " NJ
Woodson Of Ecorse we're held sat-
urday May 81 al II am from 81.
John AME. the Rev. Mr. Pryor Of
ficiated
May Smith Is reporter.
Union Baptist
The lesson on Broadening Chris
tan Horizons Vas reviewed nv
the pastor, the Rev. C. f. Cope
land who later preached AZ the
morning worship from Hebrews
1890. Four members we're adj
ded TO the church
The Lords supper was admins
tered Sunday evening
Bennie Caswell is church re-
porter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
O.E.S. COLUMN F. & A.M.P.H.A.

GUIDING STAR CHAPTER NO. 1i-srArED nEErNG,lst
Wednesday DEGREE WORK ort wednesday. verify ma
tOnMrs. Aiphretta wllIams es Trowhrdse To- etsOi'
worthy Richard white $751; Tnman, seeretAy
Mrs. Viola Perry, 6ss Leland. TIE. 1882.
BATHsHHBA CHAPTER NO. S-sTATED MEETING-lst Friday
WORK srd Friday. worthy MatronMrs Leah Mar
Hn sI7 Garfield, Apt Te 1s5O7; Worthy ParObMr '. A.
BRISTOL 1891 JOS. Campau VI I4ss; secretary Carrie
Riley, 4s9s Parker. PL 77ek
GOLDEN LEAF CHAPTER NO. 14-STATED MEETING--M We'd.
nesday DEGREE WORK srd Wednesday. Worthy Maucn--
Collins 2sth. $500; Worthy PatronMr
Robinson. $685. Evane TT. 1850, Secretsry-hrs
Lula Hendley, 1880 Klinger.
PRISCILLA CHAPTER NO. fl-sTATED MEErNGand FRI
day DEGREE WORK 9Th Friday worthy hsuon-mrs: Mar
Cameron. e7b Eliot Apt s1 T eols, WORTHY Patron
Mr. Haywood CAN'T 500 Hartford ~ t7sss' secres.ry
MRS. Helen b CAN'T. 500 Hartford. IT, 4-75S6
LONE STAR CHAPTER NO. es-STATED MEETING1u Thurs'
day DEGREE Thursdsy worthy Ma6on-Mrs.
while Wtcheidale, Acting Worthy PatronMr
Richard white Tfmss, s<eretary-nrs Gladys Hard
wek. soil Chene, FL oIsk
81. AGNES CHAPTER NO. ssrATED HEETIN6-md wetnes-
day DEGREE WORK 4h Wednesday. Worthy Matorn-
Elizabeth Logan coal ssh Ty ecsisi worthy Patron
Flood 6sss Hartford, SecretaryMr Lorraine Tai
boz. $500 Begce Ty. 7oS7e
lCLPsTONR CHAPTER NO. fe-sTATED MRETING-fnt Thur
aay DEGREE WORK Thurrdsy. worthy on-Hrs
Rosetta Matthews r. eist; worthy Psircn Rev.
Harris fss7 McDougn ~ $685. Seeretsryhrs yohn-
me- n. Hnl fss7 Madison, IL sss7.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07

The Rev. r. II. Peoples OF In
dianapolis, Ind, national secretary
OF the Christian Churches Among
the Disciples OF Christ, will be the
guest speaker at the IL am. wor-
ship Sunday, June at the United
Christian church, Goth and McGraw
streets.
The Adult Bible class will be
held sunday at am. al breakfast
in the dining room OF the church in
honor OF DR.. Peoples.
The Rev. Mr.. Peoples will remain
three days visiting the United
Christian church in Detroit and the
Whearland Church Of Christ at
Remus, Mich. The Rev. n L. Jor-
dan and the Rev. Arthur Cross are
the ministers, respectively.
All members and friends are in
vited to attend these services. T. X.
Rouse is reporter for United Chris
tain.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Economic Position
OF Women To Be
General Theme
Youth Will Air
Problems OF
Discrimination

Mary Mcleod Be'hune 81 Wash
ington. d G. director Division Of
Negro Affairs. National Youth Ad-
ministrafion, and Beils Dodd legis-
laiive secretary Amofi an Fedora
ton of Teachers Local g. ALL.
will discuss THE EconomiO Posi-
tion Of Women AZ az ,li-dsy con-
ference OF tho YOUNG NomenS In
stituie. sunday June s q the Tul-
Ter Hotel.
Detroit youth Viii gather Tor the
all day Institute % discuss press
ing problems facing young women
in 1871 Mot pertinent az prob
lens ~ outlined by Donna vilher-
son. chairman OF the roInr NO.
mems Institute are those cona-
lions brought about hs og- incrs7s-
ing involvement in tie vaf The
conference viii include panels on
these problems including ~ posed
Consumption Of young women. us
ing cost Of living and o'her chal-
legee 10 BE- met bN Voting women.
who work Young women In The
home anf In the school Frances
William. administrative secretary
of Tho American Youth orgrcss.
will talk on Tho Challenge 20 Wo-
men al 1921
Among tho proposed topics for
discussion Will he Problems Of
Negro and DIFFERENTIATION in job
Placement
The institute WAS lated hy me
Detroit Youth Assemble q cooper
aiing ocnier for an Young people
from vou'h organizations clubs
trade unions. rafoNaliiy. church
and NoSlo youth csolps To De-
'roii Youth Assembly, will work on
the findings Of tho institute and
rcpof; results ~ n onserence 20
participating bodies
Included among the many spon-
sors OF The INSTITUTE are Helen
Goldman international secretary
Ladies Auxiliary. lfAW-CI0 Mrs.
jerry Bledsoc Que Ones AIMS
club; Miss Nellie Watts vice
president Detroit Citizens commit
Zee Judge Lila Neuenfei, and Mrs.
Stanley NoNak Frances Gteen,
Roberi Hall and Bellah Nhithv
The DAYS program viii begin ~
q-2o am and will adjourn from I
? m 70 . 80 r m for luncheon az
the Hotel fuller a. which Misses
, Bcthunc and Dodd VIII speak Fol-
lowing questions and answers and
general discussion The affair will
eliminate With a picnic and social
AZ Belle Isle All young people are
invited 20 attend the Institute. Miss
Wilkerson said
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Mrs. Lula D. Jackson
Is Laid To Rest

Funeral services were held for
Mrs. Lulu D. Jackson OF 1915
Hazelett recently from vinson
Chapel. Mt Clemens. The Rev,
Moses williams ofhciated. Crosby
Funeral Homo was in charge OF
the body.
Mrs Jackson died May % in
the Wayne Diagnostic hospital
after a lingering illness She was
horn and educated in jacksonville,
KY.
Surviving arc daughter, Mrs.
lila Jannison OF Detroit; two sons
George Jackson OF Detroit and Carl
Jackson OF wisconsin: one sister,
Mrs. Katie Bass OF Nashville. Ten
nessee and two brothers. Claude
Witty Of Nashville. Tenn. and
John Christy OF East ST. Louis
I'll
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Gospel Choral Union

The Death of Mrs. Morton, wife
q me Rey C. L. Morton. was a
great saotk to our singers. al
though We knew she was shut in
nr seyera DAYS, all were hoping
.o- complete recovery.
For the last three years Elder
srd lr- Morton have appeared on
Ne state convention program and
ma, night is always known as
Noren night.
The weekly inspirational meet
lpr was hlled with interest. New
salem won the honors.
Mrs Msssic Munk won the bed
spread n ne contest.
The PRAYER campaign is now on.
The president asks all members TO
pray three times a day and at IL
o'clock midnight.
LADIES' arc asked to wear white
10 rehearsals Wednesday and Sat
urday mon, white shirts and ties.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
New Salem

A two weeks drive has heen
launched by the delegates to the
National Sunday school and BTU
Congress which will meet in Hous-
ton, Texas this month. The work
ers are Mes. Mable Mayes. Martha
Amos, and Matte Walker Messrs
James Armour Rufus Graham and
Eugene Thompson.
The Drive will close the third
Sunday AZ which time the King or
Queen will he crowned.
This Sunday is children's day at
New Salem.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Peoples Baptist

Harmonettes a group Of ladies
sang number proceeding the SER
mon. The Rev. T. r. Royal preach
ed from the 10th chapter Of Act.
Senior choir was in charge OF the
music.
Musical Recital will be given by
the Harmonettes OF the Peoples
Baptist church, Arndt and McDou-
gall Friday, June s, AT s o'clock p.
m. under the auspices OF the Sun
day School.
Nurses OF the church celebrated
their 9th anniversary Sunday eve
ming.
verlie Mae Berry is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
New Bethel

1.-THE two Gates That Enter the
Way OF Life" was the theme of
Pastor Ramsey Sunday morning.
The Rev. c. L. Morton and singers
worshipped at New Bethel in the
afternoon. The Convention Fund
club were hosts.
DR.. Ramsey will leave Sunday
evening. June Is for Houston, Tex
as 10 attend the National Baptist
Sunday school and BTU congress,
Mrs. Bella Hamilton and the sis
ter OF Mrs. Ramsey are here from
Indianapolis.
C. Field is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
ROMULUS NEWS

Mrs. Monta Lee Ross Is still con-
fined to the University hospital in
Ann Arbor.
Mrs. Baskine Is attending the
graduation exercises OF her niece.
Lorena Rowe at Hampton. Va. We
wish for her a pleasant stay.
Mrs. Maude Malone spent the
weekend with her relatives in
Battle creek Michigan.
The Romulus Social club held
their business meeting AT Mrs S.
Waters. Mrs. B. Baskin is presi-
dent.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Live a Healthier, Happier, Life

Thousands OF men and women Won
der why backache bothers them -
why they have TO visit the bathroom
often at night - why flow is scanty
and sometimes smarts and burns.
Any one OF these symptoms may
mean that your kidneys and bladder
need attention now before these minor
symptoms may develop into serious
trouble.
To flush ovt excess waste poisons
and acid from Kidneys. soothe your
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Mother-D Daughters
Banquet

A Mother and Daughter pro-
gram was rendered Friday, May is
at Gleiss Memorial center. under
the auspices OF the drectress Of the
Red circle OF the Metropolitan as
ISOLATION. Mrs. Georgia Jackson
was mistress OF ceremony.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Baptist School

The Promotion committee of the
Baptist Training school will meet
Thursday, May 20 at 1880 pm. 1t Is
imperative that all members be
present
Or. Moore Is president; Mrs. c.
Lewis, vice president; Mrs. Ger
trude Meade. second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Birdie Watson. third
vice president: VI. J. Cooper. sec
rotary; Mrs. Suggs. corresponding
secretary: Jessie Moses. treasurer:
Mrs. Alma Thomas. education com
mittee; Mrs. Pearl Colbert, mem
bership; Mrs Pauline Hills, social;
Mrs. Ella Brown. religious: Mrs
Matte Anderson, directress: Mrs.
f. A. Hill, publicity chairman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07

The Metropolitan Baptist associa-
tion and all OF its departments
will convene in its twenty-second
annual meeting. June 10th-i5th.
The Women's convention will be
in session Tuesday and Wednes-
day. The sunday School and BTU
forces and the parent body will be
in session Thursday and Friday.
The meeting will close sunday aft
ernoon, June IS, with great mass
meeting. The newly elected moder-
ator preaching the sermon. The
public is invited
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
FLUSH KIDNEYS OF P0IS0NS
and STOP GETTING UP NIGHTS

irrltated bladder and put more
IS cent package Of GOLD MEDAL
directed.
This tried and true medicine should make
you feel better IN few days - its an effect
i've diuretic and kidney stimulant that re-
lieves the pains caused by equity phases Of
sciatica. neuritis and rheumatic Joint agony
when irritatcd by excess uric acid
Don't be an EASY MARK and ac-
cept a substitute-Get Gold Medal
Harlem oil Capsules = the original
and genuine. Look for the Gold Medal
on the box - IS cents.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Church Of God

The Church of God IS celehrat-
ing their % anniversary OF their
pastor, the Rev. T. n. McGhee. Or.
Webb OF Chicago will speak each
night until Friday. The Rev Mr..
Webb spoke Sunday morning from
Daniel 3:17.
Mrs. jamie Hair is church repor-
Tar