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WOBURN

WOBURN, Mass, March 3-Next
Sunday afternoon the Fellowship
Union will convene in St. Johns Bap-
fist Church on Everett St., this city. A
large delegation from out of town will
be present.-Rev. Roger Williams
preached last Sunday morning and
evening; both sermons were very in
spring Communion was served in
the evening. Church school was held
at noon.
The mothers and Daughters Club
met Immediately after the church SER
vices.-The mutual aid society met
last Tuesday, March A, in Newhope
Baptist Church in Winchester, Mass
Deacon James c. Fields is recuper-
ating in Massachusetts General Hospi-
tal after an emergency operation last
week.-Mr. Admill is resting comfort
ably in Massachusetts General Hospi-
tal.-The city schools are having a
weeks vacation this week.-Next Sun
day noon, Rev. Roger Williams will
speak at the Brotherhood meeting in
the First Baptist Church in this city.
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Events group. It donates to all race
projects possible, and has fine yearly
program of fine projects including its
Famous June Breakfast, Graduation
Party, and a gorgeous Fashion Show.
Under the leadership of Mrs. Marion
Parham, as president, and Mrs. Wv
len Fisher, as secretary, this club has
a full staff of officers, the treasurer
Miss Estelle Coleman, being a charter
member, having served in this club for
thirty years. The largest club of Col
ored Women in Medford, comprising
some forty members, this group is striv-
ing to ever live up to its motto.
Look Up & Not Down
Look Forward & Not Back
Look Out & Not In
Lend-a-Hand."
By Mrs. Vivien Fisher, Sec'y.
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SOUTH SHORE
HIGHLIGHTS

BINGHAM, Mass, Mar. miss
Marion Lindsey Of Ward Street, Hing
ham, had as her guest over the week
end Miss Bernice of Boston.-The Fun
Lovers Club held its monthly meeting
Thursday, Feb. 27 at the home of Mrs.
Robert Mitchem in RoXbury. Miss
Marion Lindsey acted as hostess.-The
Silver Light Circle held a meeting Feb.
n at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Bonitto of Ward Street, Hingham.-
Now for little gossip gathered as I
stroIled along the highways. Jimmy
Reid IS learning how to dance these
days" Sonny" Jenkins has a little
competition in the person of Arthur A.
Tor Nlta's affections these DAYS so I
hear.-The local gals around here are
claiming that Brockton isn't as inter
estIng as it used to be.-What's this I
hear about Jackie Turner holding up
lamp posts in town not so long ago?
What do Bill and Leslie find so inter
esting in the pool room?-I hear that
Eleanor Bell is making eyes at Jackie
these days.-Watch out Jeanne and
Jimmy S. please take notice.-Too bad
Buddy works nights. He misses all
the fun.-Who is the handsome blond
soldier that Mickey writes to so con-
Sstantly IN the tropics. See that Ernie
hasn't forgotten Val's telephone num-
Der. My, my, and after all these
months, imagine. Well, bye, bye, see
you all next week.
LUCY TISH
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CHELSEA
Peoples Baptist Church
166 Pearl Street

Rev. Luther M. Fuller, minister
CHELSEA, Mass, March Sum
day, March 8, DIR. Fuller will lead the
services, preaching in the morning on
"Up to the Elbow. Sunday School
at 1890 pm. DR.. Reed will adequately
review the lesson, giving the practical
side of life found in the lesson, a me-
thod followed for sometime here in
the Sunday School deriving great
benefit therefrom. At pm, the Eel
lowship Union of Smaller Churches of
Eastern Mass, DR.. William H. Smith,
president, will meet at John Street
Baptist Church, Woburn, Rev. A.
Roger Williams, pastor. Friends and
members are urged to attend in large
numbers. We leave from Zion Baptist
Church, Everett, Rev. Virgiss Hill,
pastor, by bus at 2 pm. Be on time
DR.. Reed will lead the devotions at
1880 p.m.-Monday morning, March
10, at Chapman Hall, Boston, Rev. DR..
York A. King of Arlington, will lead
the devotions at the Baptist Minis
ters' Conference at II am. DIR. S. Paul
Jefferson of birmingham, principle
speaker. Music by Rev. Fuller, as
Usual LeAoG hOuudy dI InG temple
there was rare treat. The Carolina
Gospel Quartet, Henry Allston, 1st
tenor; Robert Wallace, End tenor;
Jesse Butler, baritone; Oscar Rich
mond, from Greensborough, Oxfor and
on-Salem, N. c., sang several
splendid spirituals. These boys will
be hereabouts short time, singing in
the different churches. The second
treat was the address of His Honor.
William E. Kane, the Front Page
Mayor of Woburn who has been max
ing things happen there. He told all
about his city and it's Government
which was quite the opposite to what
we have been reading in the news
papers. Mayor Kane thrilled his audi
ence for more than As minutes and
received the biggest ovation of anv
former speaker, He said he intends to
break up the corruption and racke-
teering in Woburn and thus make De-
mocracy work. Visitors were: Mrs.
Levina Milliken of Peoples Church.
Chelsea; Mrs. Lila Jordan, Charles
St. A.M.E. Church, and Mrs. Alice
Robinson of Grant A.ME. Church.
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CELEBRATES 39TH YEAR

The only colored club of National
group of Lend-a Hand Clubs, the
Phyhss Wheatley Lend-a Hand Club
celebrated its 39th year of active service
IN February of this year. It's work is
definitely along the lines of Social Ser
vice and there is hardly family in
Medtord which has not at some time
been visited by this club in some act of
Service. 1t has many activities includ-
ing a Scholarship Fund, most eff
Gent Sick committee, Dramatic group,
a Concert group, an active Current
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CAMBRIDGE
SOCIAL ITEMS

Under the direction of Mrs. Joseph
A. Dorsey of the Ladies of the GAR
Circle 81, silk flag was presented to
the Sunday School of the Society Of
the Church of the New Jerusalem,
Walden Street, Cambridge, February
%. Mrs. William Crawford welcomed
the ladies; Mrs. Inez Jones, Patriotic
Instructor, Presented the flag to the
Supt., Mr.. Frank Allen, who told the
children the history of the flag, Mrs.
Samuel Weems and Mrs. Mary Hamil-
ton had charge of the music Miss
Florence Walker made a few remarks,
beginning with the first one raised in
Cambridge.
The United Beneficiary Society OF
Cambridge, and Miss Orissa j. White,
wish to thank the friends for Their
loyal support at the concert on Febru-
airy q and also the ushers who were;
Miss Anna White; Dorothy Newsomee;
Willie Mae Roberts; Harriet Mascoll;
Marjorie White. Chairman of Com
mittee, Mrs. j. S. Cook. A. P. Collins,
President; Anna Bisbee, Secretary.
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evening service will be Army Night,
There will be moving pictures, "The
Race in America" All enlisted men are
invited to attend especially those who
are to be indicted into the Federal
service. The service will close with
communion for the soldier boys. Mr.
Robert 7. Smith is the chairman for
the Mems Day program on March %.
Atty. Matthew Bullock of Boston will
be the speaker at the afternoon service
Assisting on the committee are the
Messrs. Norman G. Williamson, Percy
Simmons and Guthrie Hodges.
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WEST MEDFORD

WEST MEDFORD, Mar. 4,-Last
Sunday at Shiloh Baptist Church Rev
VIM. Smith of Winchester preached
very inspiringly on "The Widows Son"
The text was found in Luke 10. The
choir rendered two beautiful spirituals.
Next Sunday a farewell service will
be held for the young men of the city
who are leaving for years training
at Fort Dix, N. J. Let's all come out
and hear Mr.. Otis Skinner who will be
guest speaker. This is the last time
that the boys will be seen in a group
for quite sometime. The boys are sup
posed to be decked out in their fine
looking uniforms.-Last Sunday even
ing at the B.Y.P.U. the boys who de-
bated in Boston gave their debates
over again for the benefit of those who
were unable to attend. Russell Stokes
was not able to appear for his side as
he left for Washington for a short
visit. These boys should be commend
ed for the great job they did. Next
Sunday the Fellowship meeting will be
held at st. Johns Church in Woburn.
All are invited to attend this service.
Social
The Altrua League wishes to thank
all who patronized their rummage sale
This club has been quietly doing it's
bit for the boys and girls of our com
munity by sending two of them away
to a summer camp. Let's give this
club all the support we can so they
may go on to greater heights.-On the
tenth of March at the Hervey School
Community Hall the West Medford
Mems Club is giving "Swing Aroo"
at eight o'clock. All you swingsters,
hepsters, and jitterbugs, come and help
this club out. Plenty of good music
so make it Monday at the Hervey. The
adm. is only $.15.-Mrs. Estelle Cole
man is entertaining the Lend-a-H Hand
club at 17S Jerome st. All the mem
bers are asked to be present. The date
is March 10-The Dukes will meet at
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EVERETT

EVERETT Mass, March 3-The
W0mens Progressive Club of Everett
met at the home of Mrs. John Under
wood 81 Baldwin Ave. on Tuesday
evening, Mar 4. Plans for the annual
scholarship entertainment in Nav have
been completed which promises to ex-
eel all previous efforts. Mr.. Ralf Cole
man is director. The name of the plav
Fever'-Nuff sed.
The Everett Charity Club met at the
home of Mrs, Annie Anderson, Wood
lawn St, Tuesday, Feb. 25. A delici-
GUS collation. was served by the hostess.
A whist party will be held at the home
of Mrs. Mabel Snowden, 81 Clark St,
on Mar. Fl for the benefit Of their
Charity Fund.
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CA M BRIDGE
MASS. AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH

MASS. AF ENUE BAPTIST CHURCH
Again on last Sunday large attend
ance was present and heard Rev. E. E.
Thompson, former pastor, deliver two
splendid sermons and helpful adj
dress to the young people in the B. Y.
2. U. session on the subject, "Where
Do You Livep The ordinance of The
Lords Supper was observed in the
morning services. Mr.. John Thomas
Warner, guest soloist, sang 2 splendid
solos. Mrs. Marguerite Benson, the so
loist in the evening, sang with much
sweetness. Mrs. Anna Ezell who has
been "shut ina for some tine vas pres
snt and Mrs Isaac Davi was a visitor
from Boston The recent rummage sale
conducted 5y Tx pas a1aittea MRS.
Alcthia Perry, president Mrs Selena
Csrey treasurer usUstea uy Mrr I1a
3, Sawyer vas "a great accas The
gross p.s avr seventy dollars
The Sunday School under the leader
ship of the superintendent, Mrs. Pearl
s. CAVITY, has begun rehearsals for the
Easter Pageant.-Rev. A. Roger Will
liams, pastor Of st. Johns Baptist
Church, Woburn, will be the guest
preacher Sunday, March George
Matthews, tenor from Winston Salem,
N. c., will be presented in Lenten
Concert, March q.
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TRIO. IG2l
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DENTIST
20 Central So. Cambridge, Mass.
DR.. COX, Dentist
$50 MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
CAMBRIDGE
Tel. Kirkland 05o6

the j ohm Brent on March 8. This meet
ing is very important so will all the
members please be present.-On Feb.
~, the West Medford Dramatic Group
had party for the splendid perform
ers of "The Road Back" II was at
the home of Mrs. Booker. Everyone
present had lovely time.-On Feb,
70, the Dukes held a farewell party
Tor the members who are soon leaving
for camp.-The boys who will be in
Quoted into the United States Army
OF West Medford are: H. Coleman, r.
Booker, G. Booker, H. Wright. w.
Josey, q. Josey, A. Lassiter, L. Reavis.
y. Reavis, L. Parham, R. Parham. l.,
Parham, R. Stokes, w. Smith, S. Doug
les, W. Phillips, E. Phillips, r. Phillips
z. Phillips, E. LETTERS, w. LETTERS. s.
Bell, G. Williams, J. Rhinehardt. w.
Sherwood, H. Bosfield, and E. Kountze.
AS you see that takes mostly all of our
young men from our town. Your
regular reporter, Russell Stokes. is
visiting inWashington, DC. and
wishes to thank Mrs. Ariel Lassiter
and Pete Wright for doing a fine lob
for him this week. Oh yes Mr.. x is
included in this.
Sports
Last Monday evening before large
crowd the Ramblers marched TO VIC
tory over the Saints. Warren Evans
was high scorer of the game with
seven points. "Ike" Isaacs, Sonny
Douglas, Lloyd Parham, and Dicky
Phillips carried on in their usual way
This will most likely be the last game
Tor the Ramblers as most of the team
is in the army.
StrOlling Along with Mr.. X
Well here we are again with the
Love Affairs" of the week. The num-
Der one love affair is still Joe and
Bebbes-Barney and Paul Alves have
found their love in the City of Maiden,
Rudy and Marjorie are making out
fine. hope it stays that way.NIt
seems as if Paul's singing whats the
Matter with Me" Sonny seems to be
madly in love with certain girl of
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BR0CKTON
CHURCH

ROCKTON, MASS, March 5 =
MESSIAH BAPTIST Sunday
morning the pastor, Rev. Guy D. Out
law preached from the subject. "a
New Day" Sunday school at 1915, su-
per1ntended by Miss Marion Gabourel.
At both morning and evening services,
Holy Communion was observed.
! LINCOLN CONG. .. The first Sun
day in Lent was observed at both ser
vices. In the morning the senior and
junior choirs led the music and com
muniOn was given. The sermon topic
was, Threading the Winepress." After
the service, communion was taken to
the sick and shut-ins. Sunday school
was led by the former superintendent,
George F. Harris. In the evening the
pastor directed his sermon to the young
people; the subject being Glow shall
We Know" Next Sunday evening the
young peoples group will present the
Shiloh Khall Electric Choir
SOCIAL
Friends of Mrs. Santos, the former
Marion Pima, will be sorry to hear that
she IS still on the danger list at the
Brockton Hospital and when last re-
ported, her condition was unchanged
Master Gilbert Solomon who has been
Ill at his home, is now on the speedy
road to recovery Last week the
Good Cheer group of the Guild at Lin
coin Church, presented Tom Thumb
wedding and very effectively. Those
taking part were; Peggy Ann Baker,
bride; Joe Monteiro, groom; Arthur
Roberts, Jr., minister; Duane Baker,
ring bearer; Juanita jackson, maid of
honor; bridesmaids and ushers, Wanda
Shanks, Sonia Bernard, Laura Jackson,
Virginia Kersey, Ronald Smith, John
Shanks, Jr, George johnson, Jr., and
Henry Shanks. Vanessa Virgil played
the wedding march and Barbara Hum
phrey sang Il Love You Truly"
After the ceremony the spectators fol-
lowed the procession downstairs to the
yestry where the reception was held.
There the bridal party received con-
gratulations, the bride displayed her
ring and with the help of the groom.
she cut the cake. Piano solos were
rendered by Gwena Allen, Barbara
Humphrey sang, Lucille Kersev PLAYED
a saxophone selection and Thomas Hill
hard entertained with vocal renditions
by the way, the bride believes she is
really married -. Saturday, the Mems
Club will serve a baked-bean supper
IN the vestry of the Lincoln Church
from 5 30 to 1880, the men doing the
serving.-M.LC.
SHOPPING WITH HORACE
Due to the elements, Bav Boulevard
still remains bit deserted although last
Sunday the flock gathered in time 10
see one OF our glamour gals run her
car INTO a snow bank which she didn't
see because she was too busy waving
to the crowd e. Our romances of tbe
month are tied between Blonde and
her Mamie and Mary and her Ernie
~ When you see Georgiana, ask her
opinion OF cafe society ~. I hear that
Tina takes lot of ribbing about her
current heart-beats Incidentally
both bear the name of Charles
What's this? You in the hospital Edna?
That's no place for you, so get well and
come on our quick HORACE.
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EASTERN AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. lanes L. Jackson. nastnr

heN. James Il. JACKSON, pastor
MAIDEN, Mass, March 3-"Je-
hovah the Rock of Defence" was the
timely message the pastor brought
at the morning worship Sunday, Mar.
2. In the evening was the regular
Communion Service. Both Junior and
Senior choirs sang throughout the day.
The guest speaker for next Sunday
morning will be a Korean minister
Plans are being made with the Ever
EFT Citizens League to have a Fare
well Program on Thursday, March 10,
for the Everett and Maiden members
of the 372nd Inf. The principal speak
er for the occasion will be Lieut.. Col.
Larkland Hewitt of Cambridge.-A
group attended the Junior choir mu-
steal festival last Friday at St. Marks
Church.
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RUSH A.M.E. ZION CHURCH
Charles III. FOggie, Minister

A Challenge to the Impossible, the
first in a series of sermons in obser-
vance of Lent was delivered by Rev.
Foggie at the morning worship. Holy
Communion was administered at both
services. At night Rev. Foggie gave
an inspiring message from the hymn
Nearer My God to Thee" Miss Alma
Collins, organist, and Mrs. Sadie
Ward, director of choir, back to their
posts after a period of illness were
cordially welcomed. The Willing
Workers Club meets at the home Of
s.ra. Alice Jones, S64, Gfigg Street.
Monday. March 40. st $3.50 p.1a.-The
junior Choir VIII sponsor a "Ides oil
March Dinner Thursday. Mseeh su
the FesTg Iae Third Quarterly Con
ference comes Friday, March IA. at
sec p.n,--Nr. Martin 4. Harvey. Jr
Internationally known Youth leader
, VIII be The guest speaker - s-r
vices on March 16.-Friends and visi.
tors are always welcome.
SOCIAL ITEMS
The Good Friends Social Club. meet.
ing at the home of Mrs. Dora Woods
81 Essex St., Wednesday evening Of
last week made plans for their apo.
kena Party and Dance, Friday. March
Il, at Lincoln Hall, 528 Mass. Ave.
Boston. The admission will be 35c anc
refreshments will be for sale. After
business, the members were served >
most delicious collation. by the hostess
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fair town. Rhine seems to be quite
the boy around here nowadays
What's happened to Bob Mason these
days. Maybe it's the cold weather
we've been having lately.-Whle in
town very nice girl was asking every
body where was Stoner.-Tyrone says
that his girl is tops in his big heart
Gloria Fur is quite sharp these days.
The most lovely, adorable, sweetest,
young ladies of our town are: Portia
D, Gloria F, Barbara j., and Alberta
B. | just know you'll agree with me
on my choices. Well, I'll be seeing you
later on at the "Swing Aroo" March
10, as it's going to jump.-Mr. x.
SPECIAL = petition for riding
school to be established in the rear of
80 jerome st. was voted down by the
Aldermen at hearing held last Tues
day evening, at City Hall. The opposi-
ton outnumbered the riding school sup
porters 8 to one. The community op-
position was splendidly represented by
| Mr.. Ralph Banks, supported by all
abutters. Stirring remarks were made
by Rev. J. F. Bailey, pastor of Shiloh
Baptist Church, Mrs. Marion Parham.
Mrs. Alice Banks, Mr.. Wesley Robin
son, chairman of Shiloh Trustee Board,
Mrs. Henrietta Smith and many others.
This reporter being present at the hear
ing at the Aldermanic chambers, City
Hall, last Tuesday night was greatly
impressed by the spirit of the citizens
of this community in spite of most in
clement weather. 1t shows the citizens
intend to use their political strength
(Bill Wright, reporter.)
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ST. BARTHOLOMEW's CHURCH
Rev. Kenneth Hughes

ST. BARTHOLOMEW TO HOLD
1ST SERVICE IN NEW CHURCH
The congregation of ST. Bartholo-
news Episcopal Church will worship
for the first time on Sunday, March g.,
in their new church recently acquired
on Harvard street at Essex. The ser
vices will be: Holy Communion at z 30;
Morning Prayer and Sermon by the
Rector, the Rev. Kenneth Hughes;
Evening Prayer and Sermon by the
Rev. E. NJ. Paddock. The Church School
meets at 1890; the Young Peoples
Fellowship at 5:15.
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MAIDEN
UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. Willard l.. Clavton paste,

In observance of the Lenten season
hey l1. Clayton used as his morning text,
The Christians Quest" and in the
evening, "Men For the Times" A large
number were present for the ordinance
OF communion. A series of cottage
prayer meetings will be held during the
month of March. The first one will be
at the home of Mrs. Nimrod White. Of
Peabody. Sunday, March 9, at the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-06
Big Airport Underway

OTTAWA, Dec. 6-What is des- cribed as one of the worlds largest airfields is being established in isolated Hamilton Inlet, Labrador. It will be part of Americas defense plans.
 By air the site is about the same distance from Montreal at the New Foundland bases, used for hop ping off point for ferry bombers going to Great Britain.
 The air port site will require more than 1000 acres of land, now wooded and with considerable muskeg. When completed, the field will form an alternative to the New Foundland bases. and be less liable to fog. It can also provide an ideal operations base or center against any enemy underwater raiders off Eastern Canada.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1941-12-06
WEATHER SYNOPSIS

Relatively maritime continued this morning Southeast Alaska the north and northwest and due to the influence of low center located At moist maritime the region and temperatures the Alaska with everywhere Cold continued fallen
 
 coastal precipitation recorded Ketchikan yesterday AT degrees 43 degrees ceilings visibites the Kechikan airway this morning
 Saturday weather chart indicated Gulf Alaska which stationary pressure expected northern Boring during the next "A hours high
 
 high pressure 104O inches north and 40
 December - Sunrise 9:29 m. cemb = 408
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CHAPTER SIX Princess Hildur Meets Three
 Witches


 Hildur rushed down the stone stairs sobbing under her breath, "Oh, I must find my opal The stair turned and finally it ended in fine big room of white stones. In the corner sat the most fright ening, tiny woman. She chuckled when she saw Hildur
 So said the witch - because that's what she was-"we have a Princess as a visitor today"
 "Oh, please" said Hildur, give me back my opal. I shall be late to the dance and my father will be displeased."
 NO hurry" said the witch. Tell me about your party. I haven't been up to the surface for a hundred years now. I'd like some news"
 Hildur choked back her fear and told as much as she could.
 The old witch watched her and she seemed satisfied with Hildur's truthfulness. So she said, what will you give me for telling yol where the opal is?'
 "Oh, anything" said Hildur and she held out her hands.
 Not so fast" said the witch.
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day. Tell me about the world above. haven't seen it for hundred years So again Hildur told her all about the white pony, the opal, her father and mother, and the dance and concert planned for the evening, and then she wound up, Please, give me my opal"
 What will you give me for the opal?" asked the witch. Will you give me the third wish you have after you become PIP"
 "Oh, certainly" said Hildur and she held out her hands.
 The witch leaned toward her and put the opal in her hands. "Oh, thank you" said Hildur "and now I must hurry or shall be late for the party So she ran up all the stairs she had come down Suddenly she was in the red rose garden again, and the hole in the ground closed up as though it had never been there. Hildur said nothing to anyone about hei strange journey. But she was tc feel very badly about it years later.