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La gaceta., 1941-12-15

Ell negro Lem Franklin cuen-
ia % amos de edad, es casado Y
tiene una hijita. Lleva sosteni-
das 33 peleas, ganando rs de e.
Has por ''nocaut', con un total
de 10 "derribos" en- los dltimos
20 encuentros.
Jose Luis requiri6 10 asaltos
para acostar al gigantic Abe ST.
mon. Lem lie puso a dOrmir en-
cinco.
Jose Luis tard6 nueve asaltos
en- derribar a Jose Music, Lem
10 hizo en- dos.
"Ellos dicen que dos negros
no crearian ell suficiente interes
para garantizar a Luis una ere
lcida bolsa. Yo ofrezco garan-
THAR cualquier Oferta que Luis
reciba para otra pelea. 81 Luis
La gaceta., 1941-12-15

Americana, con AL Williams, pc
so complete de Miami. Sera III
combate a diez asaltos.
Nader regresa al cuadrilatero
despues de un descanso de va :
rios meses. Su Ultima pelea, en-
Indianapolis, haze algunos me-
SEES, culmin6 en- una victoria pa
ra ell.
Manuel Gomez, peso ligero de
Tampa, aparecera en- Ell semifi-
nal contra Leo Duggan, de Sa-
vannah, estado de Georgia.
La gaceta., 1941-12-15

Despu6s de Ted Williams, &c
Gil Travis y Joe DiMaggio que
daron Jeff Heath, del Cleveland
$40; Dick Stebert, Philadelphia,
1874; Barney McCosky, Detroit,
1924; Sam Chapman, Philadel-
phia, 1922; Roy Cullenbine, st.
Louis, BIZ; Luke Appling,
Chicago, 314; Joe Grimm, Bos-
ton, Gil Rip Radcliffe, Detroit,
311; Joe Grace, San Luis, 300,
y dentro de los 300, Phil Rizzuto
Wally Moses y Jimmy FoXx.
La gaceta., 1941-12-15

Con q bate. Ia Mascota y los Espcjuelos
per Tira . Cuarta)

Las establishes anuales de Ia
Liga Americana, dadas a como
Ger aver revelan que Ted Wi
d los Medals Rojas de
Boston, termin6 la temporada
con una marca de 400 puntos,
At mas que su mas cercano ri
val. Williams tom6 parte en- 143
~desafios, bate6 1876 hits en- 456
veces y anot6 1876 carreras. En-
tire sus hits 81 fueron "jonrro-
nes'', tres "tribeys'' y 33 "tu-
beys".
La gaceta., 1941-12-15
CON LOS GUANTES

Los pGgiles de la primera fila
Sc estan ofreciendo para pelear
de gratis.
Fritzie Zivic y Marty Servo
quieren combatir con ell cam
pe6n del peso weller, Red Coch-
rane, y ofrecen regular sus boil
sas a los fondos de auxilio de la
marina.
Lem Franklin, un notable p1.
gill de la raza negra, Sc ofrece
para pelear con Jose Luis y do
mar su parte a la marina.
Horas de supreme desinteres,
con la participation de los pugi
.listas.
La gaceta., 1941-12-15

Lem Franklin, ell gladiator
negro que anhela combatir con
Jose Luis, Sc ha enfrontado con
dos de las victimas del campe6n
y las ha vencido.
"Luis no quiere pelear comm
go-sostiene. Ha dicho que el pc
lea con todos... pero no conmi-
go. 70 estoy dispuesto a pelear
con el " no pedira nj los gastos
de entrenamiento
La gaceta., 1941-12-15
NADER Y WILLIAMS PELEA
RAN EN- SARASOTA

Sarasota, Die. 15.-En la no.
che de hoy, Eddie Nader, de N.
York, sc batira en- esta ciudad,
bajo los auspicios de la Legion
La gaceta., 1941-12-15

Ted Williams es ell canpe6n
al bate, en- la Liga Americana,
qle finaliza la temporada con
un promedio de 4O6.
Tenia Ell promedio mas alto
Harry Heilmann, de Detroit,
que finaliz6 la temporada de
1923 con un promedio de 403.
La gaceta., 1941-12-15

Jose Luis recibira 100000, los
gastos d-eentrenamiento, por la
pelea que sostendra, el dia 9 de
enero, con Buddy Baer. Ell resto
de su bolsa ira al fondo de auxi-
lilo de la marina.
La gaceta., 1941-12-15
Rheumatic Happy;
Relieves Pain Quick

5ass III rheumatism, ~sciatica, 1lmbago, neu-
ragia and neuritis-are certainly happy over
their discovery Of NURITO. Nog they hays
found a quick-acting formula when speeoIy
relieves those exhausting muscular acnes ana
contains no epiates. If you want to feel again
the ioy Of relief from pain-so you can WORK IN
peace and sleep ir comfort-be wise and t,ry
NURITO under this ironc,ad guarantee. II the
very first three doses do lot relieve that Siuel
pain to your satisfaction-your money VIII De
Fefunded Don't suf4. Ask your druggist today
kr NURITO on this guarantee. U,N.SS
La gaceta., 1941-12-15

res, IL tribeys y 43 tuheys. Sus
batazos produjeron 348 bases.
La gaceta., 1941-12-15

La hemos recogido medic muer.
ia, de manos de los piratas chi
nos.
Maria de las Moves cruz6 las
manoS.
i Puedo verla?...
ST, 81. PaSe listed, pase u.s.
ted
La mujer de Miguel, penetr6
entonces en- la a.coba, donde es-
taba la martir, sin saber a quien
iba a encontrarse.
Pedro habia Quedado, con Mi
guel y con los otros hombres,
respetuosamente en- la puerta
de la alcc5ita, donde reinaba u
ma semi-sOmbra propicia al des-
canso,
PerO, de prOnto, el ingeniero
Sc eStremeci6 hasta la m&duia
de los huesos.
Las palabras que cambiaban
VOC baja con Miguel de Guz-
La gaceta., 1941-12-15

mujeres la han puesto botellas
de aqua hirviendo a los pies, y
la van colocando pafos de yina-
gre y sal EN- la cabeza, a falta de
hielo que aqui no hay tampoco.
La gaceta., 1941-12-15

En- este instante Sc abri6 la
puerta de cristales que aislaba
Ell hall del iardincino de la casa.
Y aparecio una allegro tropa.
tres hombres. uno de ellos un
mccet6n fornido, de ITALIA gigan
teSca, una sonora Y dos nihos.
Los reciin llegados venian
cargados de jaulas, con pajaros
brillantes, llevando al hombro
carabinas, cuerdas, palOs y dti--
les diversos de GAIA, como 81
fueran unos eNploradores de las
maniguas divinas de la iSla.
Ell hector recuerda quienes E.
ran estoS ~personajes que llga-
ban ahora a la casita de los Ri
Hard.
La gaceta., 1941-12-15

Cecil Travis finaliz6 en- Sc
gundo lugar entire los bateado-
res de la Liga Americana. Fina-
liz6 con un promedio de 359.
Particip6 en- 152 desafios, fue
COB wees al bate y dispar6 21S
hits, mas que ning1n otro ba-
teador en- ell Liga.
Joe DiMagio, declarado Ell jul
gador mas valioSo de la Liga,
tsrmin6 en- ell tercer lugar, con
un promedio de 357.
Fue al bate SAL wees, diSpa-
r6 1913 hits, con 80 cuadrangula
La gaceta., 1941-12-15

es sincere al decir que desea lin
piar por complete su division,
acui tiene una o~portmidad pa
ra probarlo".
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Club :
Meets JdgIoWi(z

Closing assessor which opened
early in December. the Detroit
Basketball Association VIII deter
mine its Triple \ and c-tass a
champions tonight at Holy Re
deemer gym, West FFTUur and
---=--=----------
Auto Club and JagloWiCz. sur
v1vr7rz-tff 1ffTIpIe a playolls.
ianglc at 9p m An hour earlier
TWO Dearborn tiveS. Winston and
Langsehied, meet for the Class a
crown. - %
Auto Club. which set the pace
during both halves Of the split
regular season. viii hold ++--ft *
edee-epeF JaglovicZ. The latter
eamc up with rush in the latter
stages of the race 10 qualify for
the eliuinatonS but VIII be weak
cned tonight hy the loss of Danny
Smick. star forward out with IN
fluCnza.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Spring Sports Debut
Central State Teachers Coll Baseball, Track, Coli,
Tennis and Football Candidates

vacation. Coach Charles V. Park
vii have five veterans 10 form
the nucleus of TINS Springs squad.
The schedule includes matches
with Grand Rapids University,
Grand Rapids Junior College.
Wayne University and Alma Col
lege.
Centrafs divot diggerp will be
forced TO rely on newcomers. a.
only two veterans will be available
for service. Coach 2. j Merrill
has indicated that he will gather
as large a squad as possible this
season to participate IN Tits with
Alma, Albion, Michigan Normal,
Grand Rapids University and Fer
ris Institute.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Affiliations Show
Carded at Gardens

What might be called an all
nations wrestling show is carded
for the Arena Garden Monday
evening with eight nationaities
represented among the matmen.
The main 20 involves German,
Frederick Won Schacht and a Pole,
Karol Krauser. II is a finish bout.
best two in three falls. The semi.
final will see a Hungarian. Bert
Rubi. meeting "Reb" Russell from
Tennessee. Walter Roxy Polish
American. clashes with Mike Cha
coma, a Mexican; Sir Dizzy Davis
OF England, meets frankie Hart
a Hollander and Flash" Gordon
meets Les Grimes. an Australian
in one fall matches.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Tommy Faces Reds
Tigers Find Batting Eyes to Romp Over Champions
in First Game of Series
CONTINUED from First sport Page)

Sullivan forced Tehbetts with a
grounder 10 Young.
With Stainback negotiating his
fourth hit, the FIRST -four Tigers
hit safely in the seventh inning
d1l44ng Thompson from the mound
after tWo@runs were scored Hutch
incS. who replaced ThompSeR-
struck out York and McNalr. but
higgins singled bringing home
Croucher. who ran for Gehringer.
and GrecnberR with two more De
trou markers. NeWSom forced
Higgins. ending the heat
There were two out IN the ninth
when the Reds buntfftfff= three hits
of NewSom and added a run 10
their comparatively skinny total.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Lee Signs With Cubs,
Takes Cut in Salary

CHICAGO. April 12.-GNS)-
Bill Lee, the Chicago Cubs right
handed pitcher and marathon
holdout was finally in uniform
today az a substantial salary cut
fFeHi4 his last years pay of SIT see
Lee. who won p games in 1893
but Sfunped TO 9 wins against II
losses IN 1910. had been holding
out for $4,000, but was reported
70 have settled for either $4,000
or Sl2500 with a possible bonus
if he hits his old stride.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12

later walked. but they died when
the Tiger pitcher settled down.
Then came Greenberg's mighty
homer. scoring Stainback ahead of
him. in the Tiger half of the frame
Stainback had singled and stole
second. After the Reds went down
In order in the SeCOnd, McNair
singled off Werher's glove in the
Detroit half. but Higgins whitfield
and McNair was doubled al second
when a hit-and-run missed fire
and Tebbetts ended the side with
a popup TO Werber.
The Tigers picked up n run in
the third when Stainback parked
his second single in left. moved 10
third on a single by McCOSky and
scored as Gehringer drove a single
over second base After Greenberg
whitfield. York walked. filling the
bases, but McNair forced York
There was one out when Nc
Cormick got his four-base blow IN
the fourth.
Greenbere's second homer anti
York's drive over the fence ac-
counted for three Tiger ITALICS IN
the fifth McCoSky. who had
walked, was on base when Hank
connected Tor his long-distance
WALTON
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Rear Engine Cars
In indianapolis Race

INDThNAPOLIS. April
ms Two rear-encine racing
automobiles with fabulous speed
records on the Bonneville salt
11rs VIII compete In the 1911
Indianapolis Speedway 5oo-mile
f.ara
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
He's Riding High
Young Kid Mccoy Home for Easter, Leaves Tuesday
for East to Train for Fritzie Zipic Eight
BY CLAYTON HEPEER

plenty of free time He's been at
the Newkirk Stables in Dearborn
every day this week A brand new
riding outfit. complete to boots, is
a priced possession.
The rest OF MS time spent
playing -plnochle.- going to the
movies and generally playing
around with his chums.
II you drop BY the Sarkozy home
in Middlesex street, you'll gen
orally find the Kid and his gang
there.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12

Climbing high on the ladder Of
fsuc success, Young Kid Mccoy.
who has been promised d TTF#ff 7zi4
with Fntzie civic for the world S
wclterweight title, is no different
than any other American youngster
on vacation
Sports are his number one in
terest while he's at his home in
Barrie street. Dearborn, Tor The
Easter holiday And if you drop
out TO the Holy Redeemer gym
Tonight 20 see the Detroit Basket
bail Association finals. you'll find
the l<ICi, r-1CTrfn the front row.
That's because his pal, Ed Sar-
kozl ard another friend Walt
Poiak. are playing with the Lang
Schide team that meets Winston IN
the Class a final The Kid himself
was a basketball star. while at
tending Fordson High School.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
WORK JUST LIKE PLAY

His own home provides activity
because he is helping 10 lay sod
and fix up the front yard. His car,
too. is a source or enjoyment Now
that he can afford To have a good
one he doesn't have 10 spend the
time on the motor that he once
did
The I'D plans 10 drive back to
New York Tuesday. and from
there 20 10 Lake Wallenpaupak.
y j He stayed there a month he
fore his last fight with Al Nett
low. and thinks its the finest place
in world IA ttl.f4fiili to train
Work seems just like play.
there says the Kid
He'll stay there getting in shape
for his meeting with 1--WE which
Promoter Mike Jacobs has prom
ised tor Detroit sometime in May.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12

After going tar05-h = Eard seas
son Tor Lone Island University
basketball team Including . 50o
miles 81 air travel 81 Lo6elio hgri
bis arc While putting on his
trousers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
ONE ASSIGNMENT

Crosse was off The ice when
Schmidt scored Ais-sele- rush
in the first period and was cover
ing another man when Mn broke
through 10 grab Dumart's pass
and rifle long shot for the lead
IN the third Tonight he's likely to
have Just one aSSlgnment-stop
Schmidt
II the Bruins triumph tonight
they'll get the Stanley Cup on the
spot for the Rangers sent II up
to Boston 10 President Frank
Calder, who brought il here. The
league preXy Will cart IL around
until he can present it TO the new
world champion.
Should Wings win tonight the
two clubs Will return TO Boston
on special train tomorrow night
and play the fifth game Tuesday
IN Boston Garden.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
65e FOR BUZZO

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oc- ozo e.. -, lii of f5r tour
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collected 2fSr212 In 652 Captain
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Lre. Northwestern rec BUSINESS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
HE LIKES TO RIDE

Riding. too. is a f8vorite activity
Before be left town under the
guidance OF Joe Gould. Mccoy and
dT@1kF F0uIu nc TUUIIu UTl tIiC
bride path every spare moment.
~ -li4eft 1 went riding this week
il was the first time I'd been on
horseback in a year" he says
And he certainly hasn't let the
opportunity sip now that ne has
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Lower Divisions
VIII Bowl

Traffic along the bowling road
today as il leads 10 the city cham
pionShip team event now IN prog
ross At Whittier Recreation viii oe
the heaviest since the formal open
inc last Thursday night. The first
squad Wa TO so on at II a. IN
with fve others listed at two hour
intervals
Only one team Of the champion
ship flight rs on the evening card.
the Kar-Nuts from the Fcorse
House League with DeSantiS 81.
Rose named for tho second after
noon period These teams will he
shooting az the total Of 2T32 made
Yesterday by Cadillac Of the F'nan-
cial League, the lone A compct-
ifQr
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
REDS tally IN sIXTH

The Reds shared a marker in
the sixth First up. Gieeson
singled. After Werber and Nc
Cormick were retired successive
singles by Baker and Ripple sent
GleeSon flying across the plate
With Thompson pitching Teh-
belts singled to left and then stole
second. Sullivan. batted for Benton
and walked When Stainback beat
out a hunt. tho bases were loaded
6ehrnger walked forcing Teb-
betts across the plate with a run
After McCoSlly popped out and
Greenberg famed, MattiCk fun
bled Yorks grounder and sullivan
and Stainback scored. a single by
McNair brought Gehringer home
and York clicked on a single by
Higgins TebbettS. up for the sec
ond time IN the inning walked and
the bases were again filed
The inning orgy ended when
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
FOOTBALL HARD HIT

The grid squad has been hard
hit by graduation and by the Sc
lective service. The practice
session will close the weekend Of
the anndal Central State Relays
Carnival. May 3. with an intra-
squad tilt
The tennis team will hold prac-
tees indoors until the courts are
for use after Spring
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12

MI sfff. PLEASANT. April y All
Spring sports at Central state
Teachers College are under way
with first call being issued for
track. golf. tennis and
Spring football practice.
Diamond aSpirants reported 10
Coach Daniel p. Rose, varsity
mentor. while freshmen reported
TO Coach Malcolm Filson. Veteran
hUTtCTS havC been praCticing the
last three weeks IN the gym
IN an effort to loosen up
their throwing arms.
a 12-gane schedule has been
prepared for the varsity nine
which includes Tits with fftitsdafe.
Ferris. Alma, Lawrence Tech and
Michigan Normal
The thinClads are preparing 10
go outdoors Immediately after the
Spring vacation. An interclass
meet is scheduled for Monday.
April q. 10 determine starters for
the regular outdoor season. Coach
Ronald W. Finch. head gridiron
mentor and track coach, will con-
centrate this Spring on track
activities. leaving the football
practice entirely in the hands Of
Line Coach Lawrence Sweeney
and a staff OF graduating seniors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
BRUINS CONFIDENT

The Bruins are naturally conf
dent that they'll be moving back
East early tomorrow with the
Stanley Cup IN their possession
for the third time since the Clubs
formation But they're not going
with the prediction business yet.
The weary battered team which
Art Ross brought out Of the ter
rife SeVen-gaTe series with
Toronto has shaken off that tired
feeling and most of It's soreness.
II now looks ike the mighty ma
chine that steamrollered through
% games without defeat.
Milt Schmidt, the Kraut Line
leader who has scored or set up
goals in every game with Detroit
viii be the object of Detroits at
tention again tonight Slender Don
Crosse, although outweighed 35
pounds by the big fellow from
Kitchener. held his own IN the fore
and humping with
Schmidt Thursday night and is
again likely TO be attached as
as possible 10 Mighty Milt.
Crosse carries stick marks Of their
last meeting
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12
Wings Making
- !
Last Stand

CONTINUED from First Sport Page
may get the break we've
earned"
Adams doesn't need to give his
men any fight talks but he has
pointed out 10 Then That the
Bruins have cracked before with
Just an Imposing lead. They took
the Rangers three straight in the
Stanley Cup series two years ago.
then were lucky 10 stagger home
after the New Workers had come
back TO hand them three lickings
in row.
.ff,ttttta I'ettff t9iitt manager has u1adr
last shift in his lineup. He has
returned Harold jackson, rookie
defenSeman 10 his post alongside
Bob Whitelaw and moved Alex
Motter back to center on the line
with Carl Liscombe and Eddie
Bruneteau.
The Wings other lines tonight
viii be the Crosse. Abel. Jennings
and Howe Mud Bruneteau, Giese-
brecht combinations. Conn c
Brown will serve as the alternate
forward and Ken Kilrea Will re-
turn TO the Sidelnes after one
game : service IT the Boston series.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-12

ETE curtain Service Our Specially
PLAN thres pairs 81.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-15
Iaa.a9

the shuteye II you want pretty eyes
during their waking hours. Next
avoid eye strain IL you need glasses
wear them the old ugly bone
trimmed spectacles have given way
10 modern glasses styled to add
rather than detract from your good
looks. Never read or sew in poor
light for you'll squint and brine
those aging little lines around your
eyes. The lighting experts say al
least a 100 watt light bulb for read
ing and close work. II Is also a good
idea to wear sun CLOSES in bright
sunlight. but be sure they are the
ground glass variety. for poor sun
glasses. which distort the vision are
worst than none at all.
Your eyes need cleansing too. and
a reliable eyewash belongs in your
beauty kit right next the mascaes
Powdered boric acid from the drug
store. can be made quickly into an
approved eyewash.
Now for the cosmetic touch. Eye
creams are important. They are
different in texture from ordinary
skin creams for the texture OF the
skin around the eyes Is different
from the rest OF your face. Use eye
cream every night. smoothing II
we'll up TO the eyebrow line and
we'll under the lower lashes.
As to eye makeup. Use your eye
brow pencil lightly. with short light
strokes. avoiding a harsh. heavy
line. Choose black or brown &C
! cording to the tones Of your skin
and hair. Black for hrunettes brown
for lighter coloring. Choose your
mascara the same way, and use Il to
darken the tips OF the upper eye
iashes. making them appear long
and thick. A light hand with this,
pleased
Eye shadow Ia a nice evening ac-
cent which used sparingly. Just a
shadow on the eyelid. right next the
lashes and faded 10 nothing above.
Choose brown or green eye shadow
n you are q brunette or have brown
or hazel eyes Blue or violet shadow
are best choices n your eyes are
blue. violet or gray. For q heavy
eye makeup snd enter here At
your own risk. we think II
smacks too much OF gliding the
lily) black eye shadow, mascara,
brow pencil.
There, The eyes have Il. There
never was a man who could resist
a pair OF beautiful eyes. They're
KEYS 10 his heart for sure.
what are your beauty probiemsf
Write, Marie Downing. Larieuse
Reauty Bureau. 1909 LIndelI
Blvd. -. Louis. No.. and she VIII
he glad Ia answer them. We
sure IN enclose a seif-addressed,
stamped envelope.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-15
Consumer
)ooperatiivs
HI Be Topic
Lloyd Golfer Also
On Program At
First Meeting

III. hrst meeting OF the Alfred
Lstrict council will be held
|rr,mber II at 1900 Noon in the
Ey Thurman Branch OF the
NCA. The Alfred District Council
| attempting. through its program
M year. to reach every possible
k,se OF life and activities that
|ould be Of value to the Council in
lsir monthly meetings.
|The Council is urging that all
|,mbers and interested citizens
bend the first 1871 meeting. The
[oeram viii consist OF remarks by
(tsident Lloyd Cofer. counsellor.
|iller High school, and an address
\ Fred Thcrnthwsite. president
the Eastern Michigan Associa-
bu Of consumers Cooperatiyes.
h Thornlhwaite comes very pre-
bred 10 speak to the Alfred Coun-
/ on the subject" Consumers
brporaion and the Cooperative
|omesieads.' This meeting promis-
TO be one OF unusual importance
ID definitely fills a need as far as
Ie Alfred District Councils an
bal work Is concerned.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-15
Christian Science

"Mortals and Immortals' will bs
the subject OF the lessons sermon IN
all Christian Science churche,
throughout the world on Sunday
November Is.
The golden text Il Corinthian,
1919 is. AS is the earthly such
as is the heavenly. such are they
also that are heavenly"
Among the Bible citations is this
passage (Col. 3;2) Set your AZ.
lection on things above, not on
things on the earth"
Correlative passages to be read
from the Christian Science text.
book Science and Health with
Rey to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
(p. 1861: Progress is born OF ex-
perience. 1t is the ripening OF NOR
tai man, through which mortal Is
dropped for the immortal. Either
here or hereafter, suffering or Sci
ence must destroy all illusions
regarding life and mind, and re-
generate material sense and self
The old man with his deeds must be
put off. Nothing sensual or sinful
is immortal
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-15
DELRAY NOTES
BY MARIANA

Perkins was elected president: FL
oise Moates, vice president, Mar
garet Thompson. secretary and
Anne Perkins. treasurer. other
members include Albert Wilson
Mildred Dye. Robert white. Lille
May Hout and Ernie 3. Thomas.
All Delray is down on George
Neal. I'm not certain but II seems
that Mildred Louise Dye. Vivian
Friday and Marjorie Fletcher have
something 10 do with II.
Everybody who went 10 the CO.
lonial last week to see Fats Waller
is hummng Come and Get It."
The Sophisticates are again plan
ming one ~ their fine holiday
dances. This one Is 10 be given
around Thanksgiving but so far
the details are not known.