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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28
NOW PLAYING At LOCAL rnEATERs

RIALTo-Bns crosby ana Mary Mar
tin in The Birth Of tho Blues.
Ii 80. 7:o5, $ets. 7.75. 1905, also
Burma Convoy with Charles
Biokford. i;io. $50. e.2s. p;oa.
RoNY-Ronsid Reean in "Intsfna-
tionsi Squadron" 90, 4:io. TAO,
10 30. also Constance Bennstt In
Law Of the Tropics il'so. a;to'
Music BoN-Bette Davis In The
900. also Frances Iangford In
swing IL Soldier" 40. $40, $40
BLUE MousF-Betty Cradle in Hot
spot" l2:So. 3;3S. et5 1000 also
Laurel and Hardy In Great Guns.
1880, AIS, $40, sac.
CANEo-Buster Crabbe in Billy the
Kid Wanted" also Ginger Rogers In
Fifth Avenue oirl."
RETURN SHOWING
BEVERLY - Orson welies In Citizen
Kane" also Richard Arlen In Ply
Ing Blind"
CAPITOL - Ciaudette colbert in
Arise Ny Love" also Ken Murray
In "A Night At Earl CAROLS"
COMMUNICATION Casney IN The
Bride Came C. o. d" also Richard
hrien In Forced Landing"
KAY sTREET--Walt Disney's "Reluc-
tsnt Dragon" also Richard Arlsn
in Forced Landing"
LAkEWOOD-Wsliace Beery a. Bar
nacle Bill" also Lionel barrymore
In The Penalty"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28

Brenda Marshall spent the first
fourteen years Of her lfe ON Q
sugar plantation IN the Philippines.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28

Resgan's role in international
Squadron" is that OF Jimmy Grant,
a daredevil Yankee pilot who Joins
the sll-nations unit Of Rritain's
Royal air force. This is the famed
fighting unit made up Of aces
from every corner OF the globe.
who are blazing a tran of victory
across the skies.
Besides Reagon. the cast Of I'm
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28

ternstionsl Squadron" includes
Olympic Brsdna. William Lundi-
gan. Joan Perry. Reginald Denny
and many others The picture was
directed by Lewis Seller. Kenneth
Camel and Barry Trivers wrote
the screen play which was sug-
gested by a play by Frank wesd.
The companion film at the Ham
rick house il Constance Bennett
in Law Of the Tropics which
brings Jeffrey Lynn and Regis
Toomey in the supporting roles.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28

Producers william pine and VII
liam Thomas not only gave rlIa
Boros studio secretary. . role In
rarsmounts "rorpedo noss.- but
they slso doubled her role after
watching her rehearsal. Fila wss
once thsir secretary.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28

PAR - Asrlene Dietrich ss tire
Plane Of New Orleans" also Lynne
Roberts in The Bride Wore
Clutches"
fROCTOR-Rsv Bolser In sunny .
also RUDY Wales IN Too Many
Blondes
REtIsRr-D<nnis Morgan In Kisses
for Breakfast" also James Roo<e-
yeit's Pastor Hall
kE>-Ray Bolser in sunny also
Franohot Tone In Trail 81 the
Vigllantxs"
RINfERA--Bob Hope IN olive Me .
sailor also Tim Hoit In "cYelons
ON Horseback
sHtIis-Gsne Autry In Sunset in
wyoming" also Lloyd Nolan In
Behind the News
st>sEf--Wsllace B~sry A. "Bsrnac Gle
Bill. also Ruby keeler In Sweet
heart OF the Campus"
TENPit-Jack Benny In "ChArisys
Aunt" also Robert Sterling IN I'm
Walt for You"
LIBERTY. Puyaiiup-Merle Oberon in
lydia" also Wayne Morris in
Smiling Ghost"
RIVIERA, sumner--fda LupIno IN
High sierras.' also judith Ander-
son In Lady sesrfaoe."
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28
ooIlECTs RECORDS

Susanna Foster. the young six
teen-year-old singer who reaches
G above high 6. collects auto
graphed records from famous
singers. Jackie Cooper. who CO..
stars with her In paramounts
"Glsmorous Boy" gave her an
album Of autographed Hing Crosby
records at the end Of the picture.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28

International Squadron
Opens at the Roxy Today
Low of the Tropics" Shores
Bill at the Humrick House

For the first time in Ronald Reagans career he PLAYS
test pilot IN international Squadron which opens today
the Roxy heater Being test pilot in motion pictures isn't
As difficult as actually being but actor has
fine physical shane tn portray
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-11-28

Lynd Ward. who has published
novels told entirely In wood cuts.
10 at Paramount doing advance
Installations Of eerie scenes In
woodeut style for "This Gun for
Hire"
Evening star., 1941-01-26

the Virginia State Planning Board,
was elected vice president. Harold
M. Lewis, chief engineer and plan
ming officer of the Regional Plan
Association, New York, was re-
elected secretary treasurer.
A number of localities, such as
Los Angeles and Indianapolis, can
take the defense program in their
stride with little or no Government
housing" Mr.. Palmer said in his
address, adding: Others, such as
the Newport News area, must have
several thousand houses, and al
ready 5000 houses are under con-
struction by private and public
agencies in that locality
Good Progress Reported.
In the country as a whole, Mr..
Palmer said. good progress" is be-
ing made in finding shelter for de-
fense workers and their families.
Slum clearance, he said, lis a
real and important element in de-
fense," although not the job of the
defense housing Office.
Mr.. Palmer said the defense
housing organization depends "on
private enterprise to do at least as
much housing construction as we
have allocated to it in our plans.
Some people do not like private
real estate operators. others do not
Evening star., 1941-01-26

uel Garcherth, 2O53 L street NV,
off sale wine and beer; Gladsdens
922 G street Sc, off sale wine and
beer; American Market, TIC F street
NE, off-Sale wine and beer; Irwin
C. Cox, 2026 Fourteenth street NV. =,
Miami Seafood Grill, 3642 Georgia
avenue NV, change from on-sale
wine and beer to on-sale liquor.
Hearings:
]. C. Longust, 644 H street NE,
renewal on-sale beer and wine; to-
morrow at $50 am.
Abeltnan & SakS, 2502 Fourteenth
street NV, renewal on-sale liquor
IL m. tomorrow.
William Feher, 242O Thirteenth
street NV, renewal ff-sale beer
and wine; 11:30 am. tomorrow.
Pauline E. Dorman, 1900 D street
NE, application for of-sale beer
and wine.
Harry Greenberg, TIT Wisconsin
avenue NV, renewal off sale liquor;
Tuesday, 2:3O pm.
Solomon Siegle, 1901 Fourth street
S.W.,. renewal off-sale liquor, Tues
day a: 2:30 pm.
Morris Brown, 141 INLAND terrace
NE, renewal off sale beer and wine
Tuesday, 2:30 pm.
Mrs. Mary M. Smith, 1882 Fourth
Evening star., 1941-01-26

like to see the Government bargine
in the real estate business. This is
no time to fight out that battle
Defense Is in a hurry and at best
it will not get into full swing any
too soon.
"The Governments policy" he
asserted, sis to leave to private
operators all the work they will do
and to build with public money al
the needed houses that private
operators will not undertake.
Opportunity for Jobs.
|. Charles w Eliot, director of the
National Resources Planning Board
who also spoke at last nights
meeting, said rebuilding of slum
areas would provide a main oppor-
tunity for a construction program
through which to avoid unemploy-
ment when the defense program
Is over.
Mr.. Eliot said the board already
Is making studies to see what de-
fense manufacturing and industry
can be utilized during peacetime
when the defense program is over
The American Institute of Plan
ners is made up of technicians ir
the planning field-State, city ano
national. About 100 delegates are
attending the convention here.
Evening star., 1941-01-26

street Sc, renewal on-sale liquor,
Tuesday at 2:30 pm.
Edward Marosy, 221 Riggs road
ne, renewal on-sale beer and wine,
Tuesday at 2:30 pm.
Esther Goldberg, 1916 Fourth
street NE, on-sale beer and wine
renewal, Tuesday at $3.50 pm.
L. Kwong Kuan, 1923 Upshur street
NV, renewal on-Sale beer and wine,
Tuesday at $3.50 pm.
T. N. Fokakis, 1900 Fourth street
NE, on-sale beer and wine renewal,
Tuesday at $3.50 pm.
A. A. Edwards, 1906 Fourth street
NE, on-sale beer and wine renewal,
Tuesday at $3.50 pm.
George Walsh, 829 Upshur street
NV, renewal on-sale wine and beer,
Tuesday at $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
"a Protest HEARINGS
Scheduled on Liquor
Permit Applications
Boord Also Will Study
Number of Charges
Of Rule Violations

Fourteen protest hearings ON
liquor license applications and re-
newals will be held by the Alcoholic
Beverage Control Board during the
coming week prior to issuance of
new licenses February l.
In addition, a number of citations
against licensees for alleged viola
tions of regulations will be heard.
nounced.
Applications:
Clark's Market, 1929 Thirteenth
street NV, off-sale wine and beer;
Enjoy Cafe, 1927 Seventh street
NV, on-sale wine and beer; Sam
Evening star., 1941-01-26
cooperation Needed
In Defense Housinq,
Planners Told
Private and Public
Agencies Assistance
Stressed by PuImer

Cooperation of private and pub
lie agencies In connection with de-
fense housing problems is needed in
every locality affected by the de-
fense program, Defense Housing Co.
ordinator c. F.. Palmer told the
American Institute of Planners last
night.
The institute opened its annual
convention yesterday in the Wash
ington Hotel, electing officers in the
morning. The convention will close
this afternoon.
Earle S. Draper, assistant admin
istrator of the Federal Housing Ad-
ministration. was elected president,
and Hugh S. Pomeroy, director of
Evening star., 1941-01-26
N Y. A. Assisted 2,700
In District Last Year

More than 2,7Oo young men and
women worked on National Youth
Administration programs here in
the last fiscal year, 1t was disclosed
yesterday in the annual report of
Aubrey Williams, N. Y. A. admins
traitor.
The report showed 1901 par
ticipated in the out-of school pro-
gram conducted for needy youth
who have left school, and 1852 on
the student-work program.
The average monthly earnings on
the out-of-school program were
1852, and for the student pro-
gram, Sl1,13. Total earnings in the
respective categories were 1858 1894,
and Sl67,877. For the current year,
the corresponding ALLEGATIONS are
$405,9l4, and $161,2
The. report said that "a schools
and II colleges and universities par
ticipated in the 1940 programs here.
Nationally, 1,1880OO youth were
employed on the programs, and
their earnings amounted to approx
imately $77,400000.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
DR.. Cumming TO Give
Luncheon for Cubans

DR.. Hugh S. Cumming, director
OF the Pan-American Sanitary
Bureau, will entertain distinguished
guests from Cuba at luncheon to-
morrow in the Cosmos Club Sched-
uled for l o'clock, the luncheon will
be in honor of Cubans who have
been on a good will trip to Cor
nell University Medical School in
New York City. This visit recipro-
Gated similar trip made by Cornell
University professors to the Univer-
sity of Habana.
Guests of honor at tomorrow
luncheon include: DR.. Angel Vieta,
dean of the faculty of medicine.
University of Habana; DR.. Alberto
1nclan, professor of orthopedic sur
gerry and prominent surgeon of Ha-
bana; DR. Carlos E. Finlay. professor
OF ophthalmology, University of the
Medical School; DR.. Felix Hurtado,
Under Secretary of Health of Cuba,
and prominent pediatrician: Dr.
Alfredo Antonetti, professor in the
Medical School and tuberculosis ex-
pert; DR.. Edward McGough, profess
sor in the Medical School at Ha-
bana; Maj. Gen. James C. Magee,
surgeon general of the Army; Rear
Admiral Ross T. McIntire, surgeon
general of the Navy; DR.. Warren F..
Draper, acting surgeon general,
U. S. Public Health Service: Sr. DR..
Jose T. Baron, Minister Counselor,
Cuban Embassy; DR.. Walter A. Bloc
dorm, dean, George Washington
University Medical School,; Rev.
David V. McCauley, S. j., dean,
Georgetown University Medical
School; Philip w. Bonsal, acting
chief, Division of American Repub-
lies, State Department.; Chas. A.
Thomson, chief, Division of Cultural
Relations, State Department; DR..
P. S. Constantinople, secretary, In
ternational Medical Club; DR.. Ed
ward C. Ernst, assistant director,
an-American Sanitary Bureau. and
DR.. Aristides A Moll, secretary, Pam
American Sanitary Bureau.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Ford Gets Laboratory

DETROIT, Jan. 25 R.-The West
Orange, N. j., laboratory in which
Thomas A. Edison conducted his
last experiments is to be added to
Henry Ford's Greenfield Village
collection of Americana, it was an
nounced today. The laboratory is
one of eight new additions to the
village expected to be ready for
public inspection by spring.
Evening star., 1941-01-26
Draft Evasion Charged
To II Puerto Ricuns
~ the Associated Press

BY the Associated Press.
SAN JUAN, P. R., Jan. 25.-
Eleven men, including members of
the. Nationalist party, which calls
the United States a foreign in
vader holding Puerto Rico by mill
tary force" were indicted today for
failure to register for selective
service.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
Whitaker News

The Rev. J. A. Parker preached
an inspiring message 10 the sun
day morning congregation at
Campbell chapel The Rev. II.
Brown. assistant pastor Of Second
Baptist church. Ypsilanti and Jun
Tor choir worshipped at the after
noon services.
Or. Parker and Junior choir will
he present az the services Of the
Baptist church in River Rouge next
Sunday.
Harold Carter and daughter.
Fern motored to Howell last Sun
day TO visit Geraldine Bryant who
is Ill but Improving rapidly.
Theodore Vourman spent Sstur-
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Reeves and family while he was In
the city visiting his two brothers
and friends.
Milton Reeves spent the weekend
with his family AZ their country
home.
James Ledford and his three sis
tiers. Martha, OdahlIa and Grace are
back in circulation after being Ill
for three weeks with the measles.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
Christian Science
Church

Truth will be the subject ~
the lesson-sermon In all Christian
Science churches throughout the
world on Sunday. Jan. &c.
The golden text (Ps. 1la Isl. l5a,
is: Thou art near. o Lord and all
thy commandments are truth. Con-
corning thy testimonies. | have
KIN own OF old that thou hast found
ed them for ever"
Among the Bible citations IS this
passage III Sam. o2i. 2l0: And
David spake unto the Lord the
words OF this song IN the day that
the Lord had delivered him out Of
the hands OF all his enemeis. and
out OF the hand OF SAUL The Lord
rewarded me according 20 my right
eousness according 70 the clean
ness Of my hands hath he recon-
pened me-"
Correlative passages 20 he read
from the Christian Science text
book. Science and Health With
Kew 10 the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
(u. 2ssl. The eternal Truth de-
stroys what mortals seem 70 have
learned from error. and mans real
existence as child ~ God comes
to light"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
With The Churches
Allen Temple

DR.. David A. Blake. presiding
elder. acknowledged the election
OF Mrs. Gertrude Reese as delegate
10 the annual conference and Mrs.
Lillian Henry. alternate.
The Rev. Ennis S. Cook, who is
in charge OF the Junior church
preaci ed Sunday morning. The
young peoples departments OF the
church officiated. Miss Ardine Low
ing. outstanding radio contralto.
was guest soloist.
The pastor. DR.. Crider and mem
hers. worshipped at ST. Paul AME
corner Jay and Chene in the after
noon. The Mems chorus sang al
Ebenezer AME church.
Mrs. Gertrude johnson is church
ropOrtnr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
Jottings From
Northwest Detroit

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dray-
ton. 1921 North End was destroy
ed by fire about 1900 noon Friday.
The fire started in the read and the
| flames epreaded through the frame
structure and had spreaded TO the
home OF Mrs. Elise Bird 1921 North
End when the Royal Oak Firemen
arrived. The fremeu quickly ex-
tinguished the flames on the west
side OF the Bird home which was
saved from serious damage. The
smaller house had already caved in.
The home OF Emmett REIN 2074S
| Itaaca avenue was destroyed by
fire about 2:4O a. m. Sunday. The
house was the third house destroy
ed in s days. No one was at home
when the fire broke out The flames
had engulfed the house and spread
TO the next house owned by Cleve-
land Flurnoy 207b0 Ithaca avenue
before the firemen arrived. As the
fremen arrived they said an ex-
plosion rocked the house which col
lapsed into the basement II was
impossible To tell what cause the
explosion. REIN Was In Chicago.
Mrs. REIN was staying with rela-
tives.
The YBB Saving club are having
an entertainment Saturday Feb. !
at the home OF Miss Annie jenkins
20s71 Mitchdale at 7 o'clock. Re-
freshments, sc.
The Grant School PTA OF Fern
dale met in their regular meeting
Thursday Jan. IL. The principal
business was listening 10 the re-
ports from Bert Scott, telling how
he was put in jail on fake charge
in order 10 prevent him from ask
ing an investigation about the Sew
school building. The members bot
ed TO call a strike and keep the
children out OF school until some
thing definite Is done about putting
the children back 20 school on full
days instead OF half day session.
During the program hour. there
was community singing and then
the audience listened TO a very In
teresting lecture by Eddie Robin
son on Scouting" lie gave much
In details and told how Scouting
strove 10 make honest. clean. and
dependable boys. The social hour
was enjoyed nv all. Tea and cook
les we're served by the students OF
Mrs. Grace williams room.
Sunday. Jan. -. Dr. ?. T. Cor
ham. District Supt. preached AZ ST.
Paul Methodist church on Ohio. His
text was And he brought forth a
first born and laid him in the
manager, because there was no
room in the Inn. A solo was sung
by JEFF Pluker, when I Come 20
the End OF My Journey" accom-
panied by Miss Robinson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
Talented
Wayne Goods
Initiated
"Archonian,"
Pledge Club
Formed

with the establishment ~ the
undergraduate chapter OF the Zefa
Phi Beta sorority last week nv
Lucille Henriut Swarz. national
epistaleus. members hope 20 usher
In an epoch making period in To-
cal Greek letter history
Omega Alpha hopes 70 SET the
pace for talent with such sorors as
the musical minded Juanita Gllon
the medical minded Thelu1a vii
lIams: and Sorors Roberta Garnett
Muriel Andrews Emma Webster.
Precious Williams. all Of whom are
In social service work and guidance
Officers 81 the chapter are.
Grand Bssileus Precious Williams.
First An,i-Basileus Roberta Car
nett. Grammateus Emma Webster.
Ia Mas Thelma Williams Journ-
alist Jerveler Juani,a Gillon and
Custodian Muriel Andrews.
They we're initiated recently AZ
the home OF Soror Precious Will
ans. OF AL Frazier street. River
Rouge. Mich. Following the initls-
ton the sorors enjoyed banquet.
Definite plans We're made FOR he
chapters Finer Womanhood cele-
bration and also for the WAYNE
University Pledge club. the Arch
onians which met SUNDAY Those
who are IN the Archoniar grour
are Marian Nsssenberg, Elise
Wilson. Julieite Brasher. PHYLLIS
Grant. Ruth Patterson. Dorothy
Jones. and Gwendolyn Lies.
The national episiolous. soror
Lucille Henriut Swarz received =
glft as we'll as hearty welcome
from the new sorors who were
over-enthusiastic after awaiting
several months for their initiation
While IN the city Soror Swarz was
The house guest ~ Soror Precious
Williams and she visited several
prominent business places The
Sorors M williams Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Williams. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Burrev. and Wilson
Hughes delightfully."- entertainer
soror swsrd.
Greetings 20 the new chapter.
Omega Alpha, came from The
grand basileus Soror Branche y.
Thompson Of Chicago. III Xi Zc'a
chapter and Phi Alpha chapter ~
stowe Teachers college. (hoth ~
81. Louis. MOI, and Soror Nellie u.
Rogers national chairman Of the
executive hoard
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
Peoples Baptist

III, southern Jubilee singers VII
in' program at the Peoples
I r,,s, church. slss Arndt street
@p.s evening Jan. "a under the
i i,.nIres of the Angel choir J. n
harper. president. -, III, ;,
hS r,,s r.shcrs Board union VIII DC
~. ~ Peoples Baptist church
sunday. Jan e. -. ,or,
,astor or Peoples Baptist
me- is,'rcS preached in the afternoon
suu,'I I.,sh 4s.i. His subject was
l l.ou. crounds Of God Care and
c -, ior Ills Church"
0o ~. Rev n r. Royal preached
49,, G. Paul lG.l5 on the text
aco W into al the world and
, r my gospol'
'' Ts. church vas filled with mem
~, ~ the church and many visit
~. ~ other churches
" Tho following members OF the
,,r,or choir sang a request mum
-, beautifully before the sermon
r,m. willis Alice Burns, Edith
mi Lois Brown. Marjorie Hi
md Dorothy Coulter
nsaconess NJ The Peoples Baptist
.snrcb gave Mrs Miller lovely
.sns., last sunday afternoon. Jan
:. 4 splondid program was given
enc received rose from each de-
,arimeni of ne church
The Rev r r. ROYAL will preach
,,,, Snnda, Everyone Is welcome
n attend this service.
verlia Mac Kerry is church re-
nnrfer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
Youth Day Observers To Hear
Ernest S. Mark At St. John's

Sunday, January 7s will be an
nual Young Peoples Day In all
Presbyterian churches. The general
theme for the day will be THE
Christian Answer" The Tabernacle
Baptist Church Junior choir will
sing. The guest speaker will be
Ernest s. Marks. general secretary
OF the Young Peoples Christian
Endeavor Union OF Michigan. He
will talk on the subject The Call
OF Christ"
Mr.. Marks will speak again AT s
o. m. for the Young Peoples Meet
ine on the subject. MY Task" Mu-
sic for this meeting will be fur
nished nv Mrs. Essie Shaw. A So
cial hour will follow.
At 6 p. m. last sunday the Mis-
sionary Society met with Mrs. Nor
man Doe on Van Court avenue. The
regular monthly meeting OF the
choir will he held on Friday evening
Jan. -.
Tickets are going fast for the
Jan. 81 concert for the benefit of
the church choir fund. The public
IL readily responding to the idea
OF helping TO buy chair by pur-
chasing ticket. A good program
is being planned.
Preaching on the subject ~ faith.
from the 18th chapter Of Hebrews.
last sunday by the pastor. Rev.
Henry Porter. explained 10 the con-
gregatiou what faith was and H.
Illustrated the nature OF faith by the
lives OF many old testament patri-
achs. as Enoch, Noah, Abraham.
Jacob. Joseph. Moses. David etc.
but said that our faith as a whole,
was not like those mentioned FOR
we are generally motivaied by what
we can see now or able 10 gather.
He exhorted his hearers 10 have a
child-like faith in God and his
promises.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-01-25
St. Paul AME

The Rev. j. Arminius Charleston
pastor OF ST. Paul AME. corner Jay
and Chene. will speak Sunday
morning on the Book OF Life
Dying To Live" will be the subject
OF the Sunday evening message.
The Sunday school will open al
9:15 a. m. with George w. Garner
as superintendent.
The Junior Allen Christian En-
deavor league will meet at 5 p. m,
Miss Carrie Gordon is president
The Senior Allen Christian En-
deavor league will convene at $50
p. m. with Mrs. Lola Williams, pre-
sident. in charge. The topic will be
What My Denomination Stands
For" Eph. 2:l9122: / Tim. 4:i2-14