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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-08-08

Sunday School Department In
stitutes, arranged under the lead
ership of Miss Evelyn Kelly, were
held during the morning session.
M. A. Boiling and D. J. Wade led
a discussion on the Sunday School
Advance Movement"
The afternoon was devoted to a
Baptist Training Union discourse
and business session. Department
reports were made. The Youth
Rally Day Program was splendid
display of musical groups from all
the converting churches. At the
close of the day Youth services,
Miss Clara Robinson of Zion Bap-
fist church was crowned "rosette
queen" and Miss Pearl Wilson Of
Bethesda won second place in the
"rosette queen" contest.
After thirteen years of service,
John Lawrence, Jr., refused to &C
cept denomination as president Of
the Minnesota Sunday School and
B. T. U. Convention and Miss
Evalyn Kelly was elected president
to take his place; Mrs. Thelma
Dorsey, first vice president; Mrs.
Herbert Glanton was elected Sec
ond vice president; Miss Thelma
Massengill, third vice president;
Raymond Cooper, secretary, and
Mrs. Mae Marshall, treasurer.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-08-08
How the Farmer bel :E: give our Beer
Full Richness oil the Bar Malt

OThe Northwest Farmer
raises the finest mating
barley in the world-sells
the cream of the crop" to
US for a premium price.
We malt this choice bar
ley in our giant plant,
watch every step of the
controlled process so that
each batch of matted bar
ley is certified properly
aged. Then we brew
Hamm's Beer by a method
which prevents flavor
escape in brewing, SO you
get the extra grain good
ness, the delightful taste
Of finest ingredients.
Enjoy this smooth and
mellow brew. Ask for
Hamm's. Theo. Hamm
Brewing Co., St. Paul,
MINI.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-08-08
Family Units Show Increase

Remember way back when {.
IN 1910 we had a census? II you
do, you may remember that the fig.
ures showed per cent more popu-
lation since 1880. But you possibly
may not know that family units
have increased much faster-more
than 1873 per cent since 1880.
This family increase is regarded
as most significant because the mum.
Der of occupied dwelling units close
ly approximate the number Of pri.
vate households. According to this,
there can be no doubt that increas-
ing numbers Of Americans are
thinking in terms of homes.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1941-08-08

citation, introduced Rev. S. E.
Ware, new pastor of the Pilgrim
Baptist Church, St. Paul.
During the afternoon the Be-
thesda church choir sang and Rev.
C. B. Wheeler, president of the
Iowa-Nebraska-South Dakota-Min-
nesota Sunday School and B. T. U.
Convention and pastor of Mt.
Olivet Baptist Church, st. Paul, de-
livered the sermon on zone Lord,
One Faith and One Baptism"
Bolts Gives Annual Message
The annual message, combining
an address and a sermon on the
association theme, "Contending for
the Faith" was given by the mod
orator, Rev. H. w. Bolts. High
lighting the evening session was
the sermon by Rev. S. W. Ware,
who spoke on the same theme, pro-
ducing a new trend of thought.
Officers for the new year elected
were: Rev. H. W. Bolts, modera-
tor; Rev. J. w. Phelps, vice mod
orator; Rev. S. E. Ware, secretary,
and Rev. j. C. Clayburn, treasurer.
Women's Organizations Hold
Meetings
The Women's Home and Foreign
Missions and Educational Auxiliary
assembled for their meeting on
Thursday, July 81, the second day
of the association, and had charge
of services for the entire day.
Presiding officer, Mrs. Ursula
Bolts, opened the morning session
and greetings were extended from
the host church, Bethesda, by Mrs.
Ivy Massengale with response by
Mrs. Alberta Bell, St. Paul. Trib-
ute was paid to the departed men,
bers in a memorial service con-
Quoted by Mrs. Mayme Burrell, as
sisted by "ladies in white" from all
the association churches. Mrs.
Susie Gaylord sang a solo and Rev.
Bolts spoke.
The afternoon session was de-
voted to the business of the Wom-
ems Auxiliary. Reports of the OBJ
jective departments were made and
Rev. Ware preached. The Women's
day sessions closed with a candle
light professional by all associated
churches, version of the Lords
Prayer and a missionary drama
"The Two Highways" Mayme
Burrell was elected president of
the Women's Auxiliary; Anna
Black, first vice president, and
Marguerite Washington, second
vice president; Louella Brown, cor
responding secretary; Mary Crump
recording secretary, and Sarah
Jackson, treasurer.
Friday Youths Day
Sessions on Friday were under
the direction of the Minnesota Sun
day School and B. T. U. Convention
with John R. Lawrence, Jr., pre-
siding. In the devotional hour the
message was brought to the as
sembled group by Rev. Ware who
combined the convention theme
with the theme song "Lift Him
Up"
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prayers. In the absence of Rev.
D. E. Beasley, the inspirational ad-
dress was brought to the assembled
group by Rev. ]. W. Phelps, who
chose as his subject, "The Increas-
ing Christ" At its close, Rev. H.
w. Bolts, moderator of the Asso-
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BAPTISTS HOLD GREATEST
CONVENTION!
Rev. II. w. Bolts Reelected
Leader of State Baptists
AtAnnual 21st Meeting

With the theme Contendng For the Fa the Minnesota Baptist
its Wednesday
morning the Bethesda Baptist Church. Minneapolis
Council Meets
of Laymen Council hand at 1000
which closed with testimonials and
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CLASSIFIED ADS

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-05

James McCrary. one OF Michigan
States great football players. has
been named chief assistant 10 Head
Coach Country Davis at Wilhcr-
force. according to announcements
from WHEREFORE.
McCrary was head coach 81 the
wilberforce eleven from 1896 70
1898. and during those years the
Green and Gold produced some
powerful teams.
The newly appointed coach Is not
certain vet weather he will accept
the post. He declares he will nc
cept the post. He declared that he
would he in better position 10
answer the question after talking
with the Wilberforce authorities.
IIc left for wilberforce Thursday.
McCrary was member OF the
Michigan state eleven for three
years. playing a full back position.
He was graduated IN 1896. lie was
member OF the state team which
defeated the University OF Michigan
IN 1875. the first defeat the Spar
tans had given the Wolverines In
more than 20 years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-05

nine years OF the classic. And. by
the same token, the attendance
mark OF $1,000. set IN 1889 also
seems certain OF heing shattered
when the afternoon OF the gala
event rolls around.
All Of the great stars eligible for
the classic this season are receiv-
ine heavy backing from their adj
mirers. hut the fellow getting the
most at the present time is none
other than Satchel Paige. The great
pitcher OF the Kansas City Mon
archs. who'll he in action for the
West tops the voting with 20 i65,
followed by Buck Leonard, the
t.ast's great frst-sackcr Of the
Pittsburgh Homestead Grays, with
$4,000.
Others MP with the leaders arc:
James West. Philadelphia first
baseman. 7SA02: Papa Ruiz.
Cuhans pitcher, 69,5S2: buck
Fastening. Homestead Grays' third
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-05
Norman Wells After
Job AS Ring Referee;
Makes Good Showing

Normal Wells, former football
player at Lincoln university tChes-
ter. PAL. and a one-time member
Of the Detroit Police department.
had expressed a desire to share the
responsibility OF being the third
man in boxing contest. Mr.
Petry Fisher. the newly named
member Of the state Athletic Con-
troll Commission. heard OF Mr.,
Wells aspirations and suggested
10 John j. Hettche, chairman. that
Wells be given an opportunity 10
become licensed referee in the
sovereign state OF Michigan.
II so happened that Mr.. Wells
had his chance Friday night In one
OF tho bouts on the charity fight
program staged az Brewster Rec
reation Center. wells, who packs
around solid roo pound Of hard
flesh was the third man in the
bout between Jesse Ray. Brewster.
and Francis O'Hara. Holy Redeem
or O'Hara won the verdict.
But Wells lost about FIVE pounds
during the time he was in the
ring. Moving swiftly about the ring
as the nearly $500 fans looked on.
Wells soon adjusted himself TO the
ioh and turned in a very good per-
Torrance. although the temperature
was in the 90's.
Jim Palmer. Brewster. won over
Ralph Chartoff. Brewster, in a
lightweight battle Eddie Owens
Brewster. won from Tom Flyn.
Hoiv Rcdecmer in 2 weliepwcight
bout: Joe Thayer, Holy fcdeemer.
lost to Joe Green. Brewster on a
hrst-round knockout; Art Price,
Brewster. defeated Herman Demar-
co. Ann Arbor, In middleweieht
bout
The show was sponsored hy Mrs.
Lille Brooks. mother 81 the heavy
weight champion. Joe Louis, who
refereed one az the bouts
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-05

sackcr. Ge.7S2; Leon Day. Newark
pitcher, 65isJ Dick Scay Black
Yankees second bascman, 64.>92;
kimbro, Black Yankees out-heldcr,
6O.236: Clarence Williams. Grays'
shortetop. 59.SsJ. BIZ Mackcy OF
Newark heads the catchers with
40.469.
For the West behind Paige are
Preacher Henry, Jacksonville
hurler. 63.456. Willard Brown,
Monarchs' ouihcldcr, 6a.t32: Ncil
Robinson, Memphis oulheldcr g.
223: Pepper Bassett Chicago
catcher. sem Paincll Woods,
Jacksonville thrd-hascman, 60.2i9.
Hilton Smith. Monarchs pitcher.
.235: Willie Cornelius. Chicago
pitcher, 60.0al Others right close
herea re Jelly Taylor. Memphis
iirst-sacker: Billy Horne, Chicago.
second-haseman Ulysses Redd,
Birmncham and Neft Allen. Kan
sas City. shortstop: Rainey Bihhs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-05
St. Antoine Y
Wins Track Title
Plans Inter-City
Meet With Toledo

81. Antoine Branch YMCA team
is looking forward 10 two more
events during the summer--a home
and home meet with the Indiana
Avenue Branch of Toledo. and the
meet in Toronto during the month
OF Augnet
The St. Antoine team won the
right for participation in these
events by successfully defending
the City "Y' men and senior boys
track championship at Belle Isle
last Friday. II was the fifth con-
secniive time st. Antoine has won
the title.
The team coached by Theodore
Van Buren, scored 6S points in
winning five of tho eight events
finishing second four times. third
once, and fourth once. Western
was second with % points. and
Northern third with three points.
Fred Harris paced the ST. An
tome team with double win.
finishing first in tho half milo and
mile. and third IN the l00-yard
dash Fleming Matthews won the
running broad jump. was second in
the 100 and 900 Vernal Simpson
won tho 40 and was second in the
900.
Stanley Simon, former Wayne
university star, won tho high
jump. Tom Dobson finished second
in this event. Willie Merchant was
second in the broad jump.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-05
Open Pair
Tourney Won A.
Couple At Y
Beefers Unable
To Get In The
Winning Circle

Mre Lydia Goggins and Or. O'le
Sweet were the winners in the
YMCA second annUal Open-Pair
Ciiy-Wlde bridge toa nameni for
the supreme Liberty Life company.
Dr Fred VI. Slaughter, who pair
cd with Stanley G. Jones last year
20 win first. Was the runner up this
yeag. nr. j. y. Goreins was his
partner, but IL s ma altogether
unexpected 70 have INC Goggins-
Swecl-Slauehicr monopolize the
winning bracket for taos have long
heen ranked. with The hest bridge
players In tho middle west
Last Friday night il was very hot
and euiry and the siiorg compete
ton offered by the Gienn-R barry.
Rucker-Hrry and Bass 'eqhcns
Pairs tended 10 make The heat even
more intense
There Was small mafs.n % sew
enieen points which separated the
top pair from tho pair in hfin posi-
iion Tho 'N'' Becfcrs IRON whom
We heard 50 muc4 'he Neen hforz.
turned ou' IN Very small nlmhers
and many OF mo dopcstcf src Won
derinS whether j vae jus' tho heat
thar kcrl them away
Last week i wa pointed os' bat
iAefe we thr0o paf, ihal sno.ld
he matched 10 tHs tournament.
They were the roEs,ns sweet.
solomon Sharpo and 'h' S'rphons-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-05

Kansas City sccond-haseman. Bill
Ford ST Louis third -baseman: Out
helders lAn Wilson. ST. Louis; Ted
Strong Kansas City; and Jimmy
Crutchhcid Chicago. and Pitcher
Double Duty' Radcliffe. Memphis.
The ballotng will end at mid
night ON wednesday. July l6, after
which the two rival squads o. IS
PLAYERS will he named. The East
players come from the teams Of the
Negro National League. the West
from the teams Of the Negro Ameri-
can League.
The score IN victories now
stands al four for each section with
this years big battle set 10 break
the deadlock. And what a hattie n
Will be when the TWO mighty teams
swing into action against each
Other before n bowling. roaring
crowd close 10 $4,000 in the big.
beautiful white Sox Park.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-05
Edward Culp
Sets New. Mark
For l,5OO
Ewell Defeats
Davis In 100 At
AAU Meet

PHILADELPHIA Edward Culp.
Xavier university. set new mark
in winning the l.5O0-meter run In
tho junior section OF the National
AAti meet held in Franklin Field
here Saturday and Sunday. culp
turned IN his record smashing per-
formanec SATURDAY He had finish
cd third in the National Collegiate
IA milo week ago.
Culp held second place in the
race until the last lap when he
rped past Phil Leibowltz. winning
by % yards going away from Ted
Nebrich. Of Buffalo. His time was
3:3a.1. surprising the old mark OF
$751; made by John Munskl.
After finishing third in the 100
meter run. Edward Greenidge.
Pioneer club of New York. came
back and captured the junior poo
meter race. Hal Sinclair. Southern
California IA. was second Leo
Tarrani Alabama State and Her
bert Douglas Xavier were other
colored sprinters who failed in the
short daShes.
Norwood (Barnev) Ewcll. Penn
State flyer and National Collegiate
and lc. "A sprint champion,
squared accounts with Harold Dav-
is in the senior 1O0-meter run as
he won in 1913 after hcing nosed
out by Davis in tho 200-meier run
Ewell's time equals the meet rec
ord.
Archie Harris. world record
holder IN the discus. won this
event. I'D Dugecrs, Tufts college.
was second TO Fred Woolcot for
mer Rice Institute hurdler. in the
high and low hurdles.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-05
DPW Drops Hot Tilt
To Post Office Nine

DPW muffed an opportunity 10
gain control OF second place In the
Labor league Sunday by dropping
10 game To Post Oifice az North
western Field. DSR tied with DPW
for second place by defeating
Typos. $50.
John Ninsoll proved tough Gus
toner for the DPW hatters as he
yielded two hits over the nine inn
ings Mattson. on the mound for
DPW, was touched for five scatter
ed hits. the Post Office nine scor-
Ing their lone run in the seventh.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-05
Will Defend Honors

Jean Lane. Wilheriorce univer-
sity. will defend her sprint champ
ionehips AZ the National Womens
AAIf meet in Ocean City ~ j..
Saturday and SUNDAY. Miss Lane.
daughter Of a professor At wilber-
force. left the school Wednesday
for the trip to New Jersey.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-05
Cleveland T e nnis
Forest City Tennis

The Contra Motor cry Tennis
dub team viii meet team repre-
scnine tho Forest Cl'N Tennis club.
~ Cleveland q ne second o. the
in'ef-ciiy matches between the two
teams, sunday. July 5 on the
cousts az Kronk ceater, Junction
and MeGraw.
The Detroit team Invaded cleve-
land June % and won nine o, the
ION matches played
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-05
Jim McCrary Named Chief Assistant
To Country Lewis At Wilberforce

Since leaving his post as head
coach at wilberforce. McCrary has
been employed in several positions
He Is now working for the state.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-05
Chatter OF Hoofs
BY RAZZ BROWN

Alsab IS a colt ! feel is worth
writing about Yes. boys. this
speedy juvenile is the berries He il
trained by A. (Sargel Swenke who
is 70 green hand with nags. Now
do not know how far this colt viii
run. but he can really burn oil
such as in workouts. fse-eiehfhs OF
mile in IS AS and that's real run-
ming on any mans track Sarge
you've really got STAKE boss al
last Now keep him on edge
II. Louden cut loose good thing
Of Delaware recently and between
this boss and he police never
saw anything 30 sizzling Sauta
Dimineo WIS the moniker of the
nag, but the police would nor lct
the boys collect their winnings ln-
Ill later. Yes. tho bookies are
catching tho dickens rieht now
Poor sportsmanShip il one
thing have always injured i a
detrlment a. all concerned.
such NJ l.. fugan0. the owner
or trainer Of Narketwise. want
lng 10 punch one in the nose
after his Steed was beaten hy
Nhiralway, and u. james went
up into the stands a. claim f0ul.
Pooh pooh. Marketwise has had
Jew chances 10 Try Whlrlle
and always finished In the
same place In the rear ri
Nhirlie. - VIII, create n scene.
one guy said Whlrlawa, was
doped when he ran In the Ken.
tncky Derby. Yes. doped 20 he
would not run to the 0nt>ide
fence. Eddie Acaro was the
dope.
Bushwacker, SprincVood and
Tangled were IN this column So
one over lost any moner playing
winners 50 keep your eyes peelod
on this column Well the gong has
been cutie tough our az the De-
troll Fairgrounds. hut I think vac
following pari Of the meeting Will
find Razzy playing tho daily
double, and winning one
Sweep Swinger. Bright Wllis
Happy Pilot. Mis,elioo, Balloon and
Night EDITOR, are all ready 20 hi'
early. Broadway Joe takes al and
gives IN nothing. what man "a
parade ST. Antoine. Don't give him
any money Harry He's a moocher
and panhandler.
George Hall always looks tho
part whether the going is tough Or
good. Grand old man Who has been
playing tho nags for many years
More Biscuits looks like on actor
Merry Nais keeps up Kclso can
really tell some funny stories Tom
Munroc. stu walks on his heels
Smash johnson can not be seen
How Gomez Three standouls At
present whirlaway Alsab, and
Tangled.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-07-05
Satcheu Paige Leading
All East West Candidates


stacking o
the baseball
Sunday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
Evelyn Keyes
Likes Being
In Character

IF YOU believe that YOU have
10 be a brunei to be sultry, SIDE
eyed and exotic, we suggest that
you take a look at very blond
Evelyn Reyes, the new film sem
sation who arrived here in town
last night via TNNA for a personal
appearance at the Fox Theater
for the next three days.
Evelyn believes that girls who
don't look so naive have a much
better chance in films so she has
cultivated a Sirenish glance and a
bizarre appeal which would do
Hedy Lamar credit
Miss Keyes has finally arrived
at some very important film points,
Here Comes Mr.. Jordan. the
Robert Montgomery film opening
today not being the least But
she arrived" not by looking wide
eyed and innocent at the producer,
but by looking interesting.
81 want 10 do character roles
such a. that of the little trollop
In Ladies In Retirement role
I've just finished and one which
I think is my best" Miss keyes
declared Good girls pail, but
nice interesting hussy goes on to
stardom." Evelyn claims. and
looking back on the careers of
such actresses as Bette Davis
and Ida Lupino, we are inclined
TO agree.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
Turner Shops
For First Home

LANA TURNER has started
shopping for furnishings for her
new home, the first she ever has
owned. The blond actress, CO.
starring with Robert Taylor in
Johnny Eager" had the day of
while sequences were shot
which she doesn't appear.
The home. a modest bungalow
in Westwood, will be occupied by
the star and her mother, Mrs.
Mildred Turner She has bought
the necessary furnishings, but will
take her time in choosing such
accessories as Grapes, rugs and
pictures.
Inasmuch as this is the first
home of her own, she explained.
she wants TO have the fun Of
shopping around for the unessen-
tial furnishings; take her time
and get exactly what she wants.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
BEST PICTURE

I am so happy that "Interna-
ional Squadron is Ronald Rea-
,an's best picture. 1t is really a
,oney and had the theater in
Dixon been 10 times larger it still
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
By LoUELLA O. PARSONS

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 19.-Here
am back al the typewriter in my
working clothes. My Dixon trip
seems a dream-but one | want to
always remember. So many Dixon
and Chicago people asked me
about Ginger Rogers that / am
glad that my first story is about
her.
Ginger. who has been sought
after by every studio, checks in at
Twentieth Century-FoX on Mon
day. She is to have the lead in
Rookie Hart" based on Chicago, y
the Maurine Watkins highly dra-
matte story and il should be excel
lent for her.
Daryl Zanuck, who is just back
from the American Legion. where
he did himself and the industry
proud. signed William Wellman
to direct Ginger and he also set
October 13 as the starting date.
We kidded George Montgomery a
lot on the Dixon trip about Ginger
and l learned that he calls her
Ginger Snap. l never saw gals fall
for any one like they did for this
kid, and say, | wonder why Daryl
doesn't put George in Ginger 5
movie.
POINT OF VIEW
Too bad that Willie Wyler gave
the interview he did about. Bette
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
Leader

EDDIE MANN and his
Nightmares play for dane
ing nightly at the Olde Wayne
Club.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-09-19
SOthern Steals
Lady Be Good
m aisle Proves
Surprise at
u. A.
By CHARLES GENTRY

THEY'VE MADE d lady out Of
iNaisle
They've groomed, Glamorzed
and dreamed up Ann So,hen so.
that you'd never recognize the,
star Of Lady Be Good as the