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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20
Exhibit To Have Competitive Game,
Tribune Newsboys' Party Also List.

The Boys Division will be open
during the holidays beginning
Monday, December % at 900 am.
and general activities ending at
i:30 pm. The special Holiday Pro-
gram is crowded with interesting
activities that all ~" boys will en-
joy
The program include the Barlow
School club Weiner Roast. the Tri-
hume Boys Christmas Party, Movies
on Saturday. December 20. Junior
Boys Skating Party and Russell
School club winter Hike. Tuesday
December % the st. Antoine Boys
will give their Division Christmas
Party. Each member of the "Y" will
receive some special remembrance
from Santa Claus. The party is ex-
pected to be the largest party for
boys in the city.
Wednesday. December "a House
Ping Pong Tournament will be
held. followed by a Scayanger Hunt
on December 26 and movies on
December q. Parents night is TO be
Monday. December 90 This Is an
other highlight OF the holiday pro-
gram when all the boys are pre-
pairing open house in bother boys
division and the Physical depart
ment. The boys will be giving ex-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20
News From Ann Arbor

to the Dunbar to hear Mrs. Gragg,
president OF the Detroit Women's
Federated clubs. and President
Roosevelt's appointee TO the Civil
ian Defense committee.
The meeting vas very timely
one and was very well received.
or vital Importance to Ann Ar
Dor. Washtenaw County, and to
the whole state. and to colored peo-
pie throughout these United States
was the mass meeting at Browns
Chapel. Ypsilanti last Sunday. The
purpose was the discussion OF the
Harold Wright residential case. The
case will bring 10 the fore the very
vitsl question OF whether American
citizens. regardless of their color,
can live where they can buy a
home. Ii was we'll attended and
much money was raised for the de-
Tense OF this cause and much more
pledged. Speakers were Attorneys
simmons and Ragland. and State
Representative Young.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20

'hibitions for their n,rsr,.
parents are expected h ,,,.' asO
mission Is free. %
Tuesday. Dec. 20 trim -
to Greenfield Village which = -, az
fer an educational phass :. ~
holiday program Dee. a
and the Goods New ye,,-' 4'' Y
party will be held in ,bs y
beautiful ~" gym The Coed
planning a fine party which I'M
clude entertainment retrs.bm.'|
and all other activities -bs, !.
usher In a Happy New Year
Along with these added ,e.,..
referred to is tie daily phv,ls., :,
partment schedule which irs,.,
intermediate. senior. and ~"'
boys basketball practice ana -
petitive gamos. foul shoo,ins !,
test. the playing Of Of uo'
League whore every boy in
membership VIII take part. ana :,
cial physical saills 70 he rress,'
in the large Parents Nirb, r,Al
ton which is Monday night. Dscs
Der 80.
II your son does no, haze
membership IN tho yNCA elys
one for a Christmas giii as
see all boys should belong "a
organization o. this type.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20
Bethel AME. y 9TH Ave.
Rev. ]. ". Wright

Sunday school. $3.50. morning
service. IL ACE league 6. evening
service. 1880
The annual sunday school Christ
mas program will be held in the
church auditorium on Christmas
eve. Miss Carol Rumsey and Mrs.
Maxine Collins are co-chairmen
and are planning very nice pro-
gram.
sunday evening. Dec. 81. the Sem
ior choir is presenting Christi
mas program. The choir will rem
der a portion OF the cantata "Ho-
sauna in the Highest and the
program will also present addition
al numbers by individuals.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20
Congregational Choir
Will Broadcast Carols

The choir ~ Plymouth Congre-
sa'nna cnnrcn AZ Garfield and
iieauhitn WIZ broadcast a program
30 f.'ma- carol, from The church
iag -gay ana Friday Dec - and
- Ine choir director Mrs Ethel
awford. issues the following in
t'aifon
Tie caneersus Of opinion to-
day iaa' tn, world has gone mad.
bar despite existing horrors the
ptf % christ ssh prevails. Re-
new your faith through the beauti-
fl sfrain- ~ Christmas carols.
which Viii be broadcast for your
Inspiration and enjoyment Thurs
day and Friday Dec p and %.
from Plymouth Congregational
church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20
WPA Worker Dies On Job

While working on WPA pro-
jet at Southfeld and Six-Milc road.
Albert Thompson. 40. 924 Winder
street. collapsed Thursday.
The rescue squad No. respond
ed to the call and attempted to re-
Niye him. but with no success. He
MAS dead on admittance 10 Recciv-
ing hospital where the Wayne
County coroner reported that his
death was due TO heart attack
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20
end Bapt.. y. 9th and BeakeS
Rev. {. ". Carpenter

sunday school. $50; morning
service. II. BNPU, 6; evening serv-
ice. 1880.
The Baptist sunday school will
hold its regular Christmas program
on Christmas eve, The children
are working under the guidance Of
Mrs Ethel Cromwell, and the pro-
gram promises 10 be a good one.
On sunday evening. Dee. p. the
combined choirs Of the Second Bap-
list church Will present the cantata
Glory Of Bethlehem
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20
Deings About Delray


its just one 81 those irisneles. two
cels and only one man. Guess
who
Ann Perkins and Gwen Parker
aye both toying % win the favor OF
on. Gtsald Smiih. May the best
ST.. win
No4.ini i be terrific Il 49,.
Mary LiGie went steady Glen
Brown l.s, her strut Marjorie
Fletcher didni have a line Ernes-
sine Rp'ls o,t Buddy Johnson
Mary ARM III became friends with
Marianne Fletcher ollie Brown
stopped i'ttrblesing Thomas Fri
day admitted his loye for ME-. ~
Robert Waite didn't wear pegs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20
Commission Will Aid
The Civilian Defense

Facilities Of the SO offices OF the
Michigan Unemployment Compen-
saiion Commission. as we'll as the
volunteer service OF 1855 Commits
sion employees. today were placed
- the disposal OF governmental and
civilian defense organizations pro-
scouting the war.
Appointment OF 4-man commit
tee 10 coordinate all volunteer civil
Ian defense activities of the Com
missions employees was announc-
ed by Wendell Lund. Executive
Director OF the Commission.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20
Post Script

Several late items deserve men
ton: The local Masons held their
installation Of officers last Monday
al the lodge hail. Following the
ceremonies. refreshments W e + 9
served TO the brothers and their
guests.
A large group OF people were out
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20
PRESS CONFAB

twenty-five representatives. OF
fourteen daily and weekly papers.
attending the Conference OF Negro
Newsrapor Editors in Washington.
witnessed demonstration OF mod
ern "hlitzkrieg' at Fort Belvoir.
Va. Dec. 9. as guests Of the War
Department.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20
b, JOHN RAGLAND

Harriet Beccher Stowe club will
give childrens Christmas party
at the Dunbar.
on Dec 20 the Dunbar will hold
a community christmas party for
adults. All adults are cordially in
vi,ed and are asked TO bring
wrapped giit costing ont over ten
cents.
Dec. 23-S.30 The Golden Rule
club is giving an invitational
Christmas party for children and
adults.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20

Father Vincent Smith S.y.D. who
will he honored nj a gigantic pre-.
new years party. staged by the
members and families OF ~.
Augustine cleaners club oi DE.
troit Mt the Tropical Gardens.
56 4. Garfield avenue. Deem.
her y. 1911. $500 pm. 10 aid the
students now studying for priest
hood. Entire funds viii 60 for
their benefit. Father Smith. grad.
nate oi and ordained AZ ~. Angus
line seminary. was among the first
four colored priests about :
years ago. Elected by tn Arch.
bishop of Chicago. Archbishop.
Stritch. ~ assistant pastor OF ~.
Elizabeth Roman Catholic church.
In Chicago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20
[ hurch Of God
High Street
Elder Ford

On Christmas night. Dec. %. the
Parity class OF the Church oi God
WILL present Christmas program
az So
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20

TAG Dunbar holiday calendar
Dec II at 4 O'Clock the story hour
party for children from five 10 ten
wears will be held. Miss DAYS Will
lead games Miss Wilson and Mrs.
Huey viii manage the music. and
Miss Florence Pride will tell the
children the Story Of the Golden
Cob Web" The refreshments and
eiit, for the children are 70 be
furnished by the Anu Arbm Kiwan-
is club
Dee l9--4 to o'clock. Christmas
party Tor the teen-age boys and
girls will be given by the Dunbar.
The Dramatic club will present
TWO plays. Facing Death" and
Among Is girls" Dec. 10 at SIS
Pm. al ST. Thomas auditorium. The
dunbar Girls chorus will entertain
between plays. This program Is
sponsored by the Catholic Colored
circle.
Dec 20 from 2.3O to 4:3O. the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20
The Dunbar

Monday evening. Dec Il. La Ger
Gle Chafmonte held their last meet
!ns OF this year AZ this meeting the
girls celebrated Christmas with a
very informal Christmas party
among themselves They danced.
played games. and had an enjoyable
time in general
The Gloria Reeve Girl Reserves
held a similar meeiing on the same
% terncon The girls entertained
themselves very informally and ex-
changed inexpensive gifts. display
ing the true Christmas spirit.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-10-10
Officer E. Williams
Shoots B. 7. Taylor

Booker T. Taylor, 26, living at
127 N. E. Wasco street, lies SER
iously wounded from a shot in his
chest at Good Samaritan Hospital.
Taylor was shot by Special Off
Ger Edgar Williams, elevator oper-
ator at Police headquarters after
he allegedly had cut Williams
scalp. Police Captain Frank Err
vim of the second night relief made
the investigation. Taylar charged
with assault with dangerous
weapon is being guarded at the
hospital.
The shooting occurred Tuesday
night a week ago at 2115 w.
Burnside following a dance where
Taylor it is said, attempted to
force his way to the head of a
line at the check room, failed
to obey orders from the Special
Officer, the cutting and shooting
ensued. Williams was treated at
emergency hospital.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-10-10
Noted Race Leaders
Coming To Portland

Mr.. Philip A. Randolph, Inter-
national president of Sleeping Car
Porters, accompanied by Mr.. M.
P. Webster, will be in Portland,
Oct. 20 for a big mass meeting to
be held at Bethel Church, p. m.
Mr.. Webster is vice president of
the BSCP and Is also a member
of the Fair Employment Commit
tee recently appointed by Presi-
dent Roosevelt. Discrimination and
its associated ills have been con-
stantly fought by Mr.. Randolph,
a member of the American Fedora
ton of Labor. 1t is said of him,
he Is the noblest Roman in the Ia
Dor world today. Delegates to the
American Federation of Labor
Convention which convened in Sc
attic Oct. 6, Mr.. Randolph and Mr..
Webster will make their appear
ance in Portland, under auspices
of the local BSCP of which Mr..
Kelly Foster is Business Manager.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-10-10

Through the recent survey of
Negro men available for work and
training under the National De-
Tense Program, the Emergency
Advisory Committee, sponsor Of
the survey feel that a foundation
has been laid as a result of the
survey upon which it can con-
structively build, inferred DR.. De
Norval Unthank, chairman. Every
effort to more completely integrate
the Negro in Portland in Defense
work will be continued stated the
chairman. Mr.. Kenneth Smith is
Executive Secretary. Enumerat-
ors serving in the survey were,
Mrs. Marie Smith, Mrs. Monte
Deiz, Mrs. Mary Duncan, Mr.. H.
Payton, r. Kelly Foster and DR..
Unthank.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-10-10
Bethel A. M. e.
N. McMillen and Larabee
Rev. b. c. Allen, Minister

Rev. b. G. Allen, Minister
Suday was the First Quarterly
Meeting of Bethel for this confer
ence year-Likewise-World Com
munion Sunday. Bethel joined the
great Christian Army universally
in obedience to this command
do this in remembrance of me-"
Presiding Elder c. B. Clements,
conducted the services. Rev. H. P.
Landlord, of Los Angeles, graced
Bethels pulpit at the HOO A. M.
hour in soul stirring message,
Jesus facing his cup" In his en-
phasis the speaker advised that,
in the pursuit of life we must face
our cup of bitterness (disappoint-
ments, hatred, cruelty, scorn)
prayerfully, away from the crowd,
weakness, dread of humanity. The
speaker further emphasized Je-
sus will not mine be done. There
was great rejoicing in Bethel, as
four souls were added to the
church. Holy Communion followed
the sermon. Visitors were Mr.. and
Mrs. T. M. Whitfield, Sacramento,
Calf, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Badger,
Gearhart, Ore. and the Revs. ].
Thomas Lewis and J. Mayo Rob-
erts, delegates in conference at
A. M. E. Zion.
Rev. Jennie Young of Fresno,
Calf, addressed the A. c. e.
League at 6:45 P. M, her subject
Put on the whole armour" in
spired the youth, likewise their
elders. Bethel dispensed with the
evening services to witness the
closing of the A. M. e. Zion Con-
ference in which Pastor Allen, and
many of Bethels members had CO.
operated.
The First Quarterly Conference
was Monday evening, presided
over by the Presiding Elder. Fine
reports were made by each depart
ment of the church. Eulogies and
testimonials were given for the
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-10-10
Tacoma, Wash.
BY CalIie B. Mathews

The Serria Leon Club met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Cal
lie B. Mathews as hostess. All
members were present. This was
the first meeting after the vaca-
ton. Guest, Mrs. Frances Baker
of Seattle, the Organizer of this
club over 30 years ago. The hos
tess served a delicious lunch. The
program chairman, Mrs. Ella Da-
Wis, made final arrangements for
a program at the next meeting.
She promised to have many sur
prises for the club members.
Word was received, that Rev.
and Mrs. Stephenson would arrive
in Tacoma this week. All his
friends and members of the church
will be happy to have him and his
wife back home.
Friends of Mrs. Nettie ]. Asher
ry received word of the passing
of her sister in California, just 2
hours before she arrived. Her
friends extend their sympathy to
Mrs. Asberry in her SORROW.
All friends of the Northwest
Enterprise please take note: Your
correspondent will be calling on
you the rest of the month to do
your bit to keep Tacoma in the
news. 1 am sure you will not fail.
The Womens' Study Club met
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Tho
mas Jones as hostess. Seven men,
bers were present, Plans were
completed for the program to be
held at the Allen A. M. E. church
on the second Sunday evening. The
public is invited. The theme of
the evening will be a Harvest
Home.
Master Jack Bradshaw cele-
brated his thirteenth birthday with
a dancing party at the Elks' Hall
Saturday night. Two score young
people were present. Music was
furnished by Mrs. Evelyn Taylor
of Seattle, supplemented by local
talent. Refreshments were served
at late hour, and the youngsters
departed, feeling that Jack should
have birthdays more often. Dur
ing the evening, Sharon Bradshaw
entertained with several tap
dances. An amateur Major Bowes
program was a feature of the
evening.
Mrs. Cora Spencer was hostess
to the Matrons' Club on Thurs
day evening. The meeting was
held at the Canton Cafe in down
town Seattle. A delicious Chinese
supper was served, after which the
club held its regular monthly bus
mess meeting. Driving over for
the meeting were Mesdames E. e.
Elmore, L. c. Bowling, w. P. Stat
ford, VIM. Monroe, H. j. Bradshaw
and Jas. E. Dupree, Jr.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-10-10

Oct. 9Th, 1941-"After having
been elected to the office of Dist
riot Chairman for the Portland
District of the Protective Order of
Dining Car Walters, Local No. 465
each term since we were organic,
ed in 1884, 1 have declined the no.
mination for another term and will
retire from office November LIST,
1941.
II want to thank all members
for their most loyal support and
ask that they continue to show
the same spirit of cooperation to
whoever may be my successor"
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-10-10
SOCIAL NOTES

KEEP OFF DATE: WEDNES-
DAY, OCTOBER 10Th, vYO-
LETTE HOOKER, DRAMATIC
SOPRANO IN RECITAL SPON-
SORED BY MT. HOOD CHAP
TER NO. 16, o. e. s.
Little Miss Francis Morgan,
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe or
gan, on Victoria Ave-, celebrated
her End birthday with a party
last week end with much pomp as
she gloated over her beautiful
cake with two candles, her gifts
were numerous.
Mrs. Marjorie Pitter and her
daughters Marjorie and Constance
motored down Saturday from Sc
attic to be in attendance on Sun
day for the closing day of the Cal
ifornia, Oregon and Washington
Annual Conference of AME Zion
Rev. Jennie Young of Fresno
Calf, and Mrs. Tatum of Oakland
delegation also to the AME Zion
Conference, were dorniciled at Be-
thels parsonage where they en-
joyed the hospitality of Rev. and
Mrs. Allen.
Miss Bernice Williams has re-
turned from a round of pleasures
and thrills experienced, and cour-
tesies enjoyed on her vacation to
Oakland and Los Angeles. Ber-
nice confides that she is plum sold
on sunny California.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-10-10
CLUB NOTES

Mrs. Bernice Allen was hostess
to the Literary Research Club last
Friday. Aside from important bus
mess, members enjoyed a delight
full social hour climaxed with de-
lectable refreshments. Mrs. ]. T.
Hubbard of Oakland, Calf, guest
of Mrs. Pearl Glow, was a welcome
visitor.
The Rosebud Study Club met
Wednesday last with the clubs
president Mrs. Jessie Flowers at
her home. Joseph's coat of many
colors is being completed, it's the
clubs charity project.
Members of the Bethel-Ite club
met Tuesday evening in the home
of Mrs. Jennie Adams, for their
bi-monthly meeting. Planning of
fall activities in connection with
calendar program created much
enthusiasm. Mrs. L. Cornelius,
mother of Mrs. Sula Mae Williams
was an invited guest. Members
anticipate a grand time at their
14th Anniversary party to be CIV
en- at Mrs. Wisdom's the evening
of Oct. goth. Hostess served de-
licious ice cream and cake.
Montavilla's Silhouette Club had
fine success with its waffle break
fast given last Friday at the home
of Mrs. Sarah Williams.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-10-10
Mt. Olivet Baptist
First and Schuyler
Rev. j. j. Glow, Minister

Rev. j. j. Glow, Minister
AS is customary at Mt. Olivet
on each First Sunday, Holy Com
munion was administered follow
ing the sermon at HOO A. M.
Sunday, delivered by Rev. e. c,
Watkins of Madesto, Calf; his
subject witnessing for Christ
was ably discussed. Evening SER
vices were conducted by the Ush-
ers Board as they carried through
their Rainbow Service. The Rev,
Mofitt Dennis, preached a very
fine sermon on Getting of
Christ" A Baptismal service fol-
lowed.
Youth Sunday will be observed
Oct. II with the S. o. C. Club fur
nishing the program for the en-
tire day; young people from 9TH
er churches will participate.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-10-10
BrenertOn. Wn.
EbeneZer A. M. E. Church
9th And Park
Rev. II. III. Hook, Pastor

Rev. III. III. Hook, Pastor
Rev. J. E. Howell filled the pull
pit Sunday morning and Rev. M.
S. Smith, Sunday night. Both are
young ministers of the u. S. S.
New Orleans.
Rev. Hook spent the weekend
in Everett, holding service there.
The sick: Mr.. w. Creasman, Mr..
Robert Myers are convalescing.
Mrs. Tommie Littlejohn of Sc
attic was guest of Mrs. A. Allen
and Mrs. r. Hook Sunday.
Rev. Hook has been entertained
at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. James
Walker and Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Simmons.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-10-10
. Worst Punishment

New York Referring to a
Southern congresman's blast
against Charles Lindbergh for
his injection of racism into his
recent Des Moines, Ia, speech,
Walter White, NAACP exec
utive secretary, wrote to the
editor of the New York Herald
Tribune last Friday:
"A member of the Texas leg
islature yesterday shouted,
Lindbergh ought to be shipped
back to Germany to live with
his own people!'
II suggest a far more terrible
punishment. Make Lindbergh's
skin black and condemn him to
live in Texas
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1941-10-10
73rd California Annual Conference Of
A. M. E. Zion Ends Five Days Session

The 73rd Session, California An
nual Conference, 10Th session, Ore
gon Washington Annual Confer
ence of the AME Zion Church con-
vened Oct. LIST to 9TH at AME Zion
Portland. Rev. William c. Brown
presiding Bishop, Mrs. Gertrude
Brown, Episcopal Supervisor, Rev.
]. F. Smith, Pastor host.
A delegation which far exceeded
all expectation flooded Zion. Pas
tor Smith sent out an S. o. S.
which was Immediately responded
to by Bethel and Mt. Olivet, in a
short time everyone was housed
comfortably. The California dele
CATION far outnumbered Oregon
and Washington's delegation.
Conference opened Wednesday,
8 A. NJ, devotionals led by presi-
ding Elder Rev. L. w. Mccoy. Or
ganization and Holy Communion;
Rev. Watkins preached the Annual
Sermon. 2 p. m. the Episcopal Ad-
dress was delivered by Bishop
Brown, on Moral Rearmament."
He warned his listeners that I'M
Americanized aliens, not sympa-
thetic to Democratic government
and professional Communists con
stitute a real menace to the life
of the country and church. We'd
nesday evening was a gala affair
with many wearing formals for the
reception which followed the well
come program, presided over by
Rev. J. F. Smith, pastor host; At
torney Wyatt w. William, extend
ed welcome on behalf of the Pro-
fessional men; Lee c. Stidd, vice
president of the Federal Loan AS
ISOLATION, heartedly welcomed BIZ
shop Brown and Conference; Rev.
B. C. Allen and Rev. ]. ], Glow
extended greetings and hearty well
come on behalf of their respec.
tive churches; Rev. George Mace
represented the Portland Council
of Churches; Honorable Mayor
Earl Riley offered them Portland,
the City of Roses and genia,ity;
Rev. j ]. Byers in choice words
gave response; Bishop Brown was
given a loud ovation when present
ed for brief remarks. Miss Vyo-
lette Hooker sang "a City Called
Heaven" Miss Pearl Drew sang
Ave Maria" Zion and Mt. Olivet
Choirs augmented the program.
Reports of Conference and District
workers were given in the Tuesday
morning session. "The marks of a
successful church" was discussed
generally led by Rev. Byers.
Thursday, Friday
The Women's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society held sway
Thurs day afternoon followed
Thursday might with fine intel
lectual program and rally. Mrs.
Gertrude Brown, Episcopal Super
visor, gave her annual Address on
the subject Our Christian Res
possibility, to church, community
and world" Friday morning after
devotions, Rev. w. B. Smith led
the discussion on 1.-THE church's
opportunity in our National Cri-
SIS" Martin Harry, r., of Chicago
Correctional Director of Christian
Education of youth for A. M. E.
Zion, talked Friday afternoon on
Character of Leadership" Mr..
Harvey said he finds Negro Youth
like all other youths, want to know