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Evening star., 1941-11-05
Figures Berte||i
Needs Dry Ball
To Hit Target
Shy in Material, Irish
Spend Much of Time
On Aerial Attack
Bv EARL HILLIGAN.


SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. 5-T'he
Fighting Irish of Notre Dame never
have asked for a break from any
opponent-but they're asking the
weatherman for one Saturday at
Baltimore.
For after last Saturdays scoreless
tie with the Army in New Torks rain
and mud. Notre Dame wants a fast
field for its battle with undefeated
Navy. To put it more directly. Notre
Dame believes its big chance for
victory lies in its passing game-and
the Army game indicated Sopho-
more ANGELO Berteli needs dry
ball to hit his receivers consistently.
Work Hard on Passing.
"Maybe our running game isn't
everything it should be-" said Coach
Frank Leahy. But the material has
been thin and we've held few scrim-
images because of fear o9 injury. Ac-
cordingly, we've done lot of pass
work. 1t may pay off Saturday"
Bertelli, before last Saturdays
deadlock. had completed 81 of 81
passes for 573 yards Against Army
he made good on three out of ten,
getting only 10 yards net gain. He
said afterward he was pushing the
ball out. instead of throwing II and
that it was so heavy his receivers
had little chance to hold it.
The most encouraging thing COM
ing from the Army game. Irish fans
contend. was the steady play of the
first string NOtre Dame line. for
Army had a good running attack.
With Navy also possessing a fine
rushing game, the irish line will
get its biggest test of the season
Saturday.
Notre Dame Is UnderdOg.
Army held statistical edge over
the Irish. but Notre Dame supporters
point out that the Irish punted fire.
ouentlv on second down and rushed
the ball but 80 times to so for the
Cadets.
SdluIpAN Udltle Will ilidih oiic VI
the few times Notre Dame has been
the underdog. Navy has had two
fine first teams, so good that Coach
Swede Larson has been going to
third and fourth teams for single
substitutions. Through six games,
Notre Dame has shown weakness in
reserves
Each team has won five games this
season and each has played one tie,
Navy's deadlock being against Har-
ward. In IA previous games, Notre
Dame has won II.
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Old Line Booters Make
IN. Fifth Victim

Maryland's undefeated soccer
team now has a record of five wins
in seven games, the other two end
ing in ties, following yesterdays 80
victory over Franklin Marshall
hooters at College Park.
Tierney and Hudak scored for the
Terps in the second period and
Ernst counted in the third Only
one goal has been scored against
| them this season.
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Will PIoy Final Same,
Then Fly Into Army

BY the Associated Press
COLORADO SPRINGS, Nov. S.
Bill Singer, leading scorer of the
Rocky Mountain Conference, will
help Colorado College defend its
title against Greeley State on
Armistice Day.
Then the fullback will fly to Kelly
Field, Tex, and enter the Army Air
Corps the next day.
He takes his final physical ex-
aminations Friday.
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Golden Gloves Tourney
Entry Blanks Ready

Entry blanks for the annual
Golden Gloves boxing tournament
slated to begin December S at
Uline's Arena, are now available at
the District Boxing Commission,
first floor of the Municipal Center
Building. Third street and Indiana
avenue NV. They may be picked
up from 9 am. to 4 pm.
Any boy over Is living within a
l5-mile radius of the District is
eligible. There will be classes for
both novice and senior boxers.
Novices are those who have not won
more than two bouts.
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Special Student Price
For Hoyo-T Game

High school students will be ad-
mitted to the Maryland-G Georgetown
football game on Saturday at Grif-
fifth Stadium for 25 cents, according
to an announcement from Rome
Schwagel, Hoya graduate manager
of athletics.
Tickets will be on sale at both
schools and at Grifiith Stadium and
the sports center until pm Friday
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Rugby Vet Puts Dazzle
In Montana Football

BY the Associated Press.
BOZEMAN, Mont, Nov. 5.-Jinx
Anderson, q Canadian rugby veteran
playing quarterback for Montana
State College. has introduced some
unorthodox stun to mountain foot
ball. Once, returning q punt. he
stopped and kicked the ball over the
heads of the opposing team. Twice
he has lateraled to another player,
then gone down field to catch passes
from the teammate for touchdowns.
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Alabama and Tulane Puzzle Experts

South. down in the bayou country
of New Orleans that This the meeting be-
the these were the two teams
Dixie along with Duke
class capable Of beating anybody on given
day.
Tulane up more
than Carolina and Vanderbilt
An victory Crimson Tide back INTO oo"l
mao lace e
throttng Pittsburgh and N. Y. u?
Between them for such compeuo er
Fordham Duke lulahe ONO
State mention only partial ooe Oh
poison swallow
Vl,v they in the game
OF human tidal waves
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Shore Ball Clubs
Still Embuttled
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PRINCESS ANNE. Md. Nov.
5.-When the Brooklyn Dodgers
succumbed to the New York Yam.
KEGS q month ago. most folks
forgot baseball, and football took
q bow-but not on Marylands
Eastern Shore.
Jack Donoway Of Willards,
Nd, was In "midseason" form as
he pitched a 10 classic, evening
up the series with the Princess
Anne Independents at four-all,
and the clubs plan to play the
rubber game Sunday provided 1t
doesn't snow.
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Forward Pass Main Weapon Noe Dame Hopes for Dry Field Against Navy
Win, Lose or Draw
Navy Facing Rough Gale in kotre Dame
BY GRANTLAND RICE.
un the temporary absence of Francis Stan)

Navy Facing Rough Gale in Notre Dome
Minnesota Texas Fodham only the fantest
blasted doesn't for few of the others which still
unwhipped applies especially
possibly o A. M. Mississippi
Army her line and her backs will find
couldn't
Beating Harlow November always job
trouble
Baltimore rOugh gale
all fall and
did nothing help scatter the
gloom.
should the OF the day matter
unron the right OF
damage
addition to Ber-
around
NJ. might trouble against southern
Auburn which
S
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Gonzogo RoIIy Tonight
Will Hear Hogerty

Annual alumni pep rally for
Gonzaga High School will be held
tonight at the school auditorium to
cheer the football team for its an
nual big game against st. Johns on
Sunday at Griffith Stadium.
Gonzaga Coach Sam Richards and
Jack Hagerty of Georgetown will be
the principal speakers.
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Texas, Stanford Appear Logical Rivals

Stanford S the leading Rose Bowl nominee
Shaughnessy the STANFORD COACH a1heo Has
of this nomination Woulo De
dru pick other team II oo'n
Stanford remain unbeaten
There angles here What Will the COTTON BOWL u
ex goes West? and M the lonenons
game to be played a1ter
bowl practically are over
tanges there are or he W."
committees unravel in few weeks
Reeased orthA Newspaper Alanceo
Evening star., 1941-11-05
Furmon Loses Some Color

The surgeons have taken a big
chunk of color out of Furman's hur-
ricane Billy Lavender underwent
an appendectomy and is out for the
season,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20
Whitaker News
BY CORNELIUS REEyEs

The Rev. j. A. Parker delivered
a splendid me sage g. large audi
ente among whom we're Edwin Bry-
ant and several schaolnia,cs OF
Npslanii Normal collcs
In the afternoon Dr. Packer and
the Junior chorus vofshippoi in
Romulus with the Rev g. 7 Boyd
and coneresaron ia iher q1ar'cr-
iy conference From lhore the
group went 20 kcorso 20 hold sefi
icos With the Rev. Nr steven
and congregation of NJ zion Bsp-
list church.
The social ~ the church base
ment saturday night ga nod ogt q,
be qalc succe The sunday
school will present their Christina
pgoeram this saturday nigh
Misses Fern Carter and Wanda
smith onioycd the annual afi-.md.
concert given THURSDAY nght a.
fease auditorium by tho lpsllAr
q state Normal College choir
Ms Jessie Smith and tle Rtv.
ana Mrs. c a White attended re-
yival meeting hcins conducted rs
Mrs Wilson, ~ Akron. ohio a' the
Church OF God on ihe Eight- Ni.e
rr71
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20
NEWS FROM INKSTER
Or. Watson Young. Inkster.
WOmack Temple AME

Mrs. Alvin Ncman was among the
visitors who heard the splendid
sermon by the Rev. s. a. Sea from
Revelations 6.3. In tho afternoon
the choir and pastor worshinped al
Central Avenue CME church.
Second Baptist
The Rev. u .B. Jones spoke sun.
day morning on Trust in God. the
Productive Of Peace
In the afternoon. Mr.. Butler. ac-
companied by the Silyertone quar-
tci. rendered musical program in
interest Of tho Pastors Aid society.
In tho evening the Rev. ". \.
Fields delivered an Interesting mes
sage on For Such a Time as This. 4"
Esther H. cr
The choir and chorus Will rem
der their Christmas caniata sunday
evening at pm. All are invited.
The Nj. Carmel Bapiist church
viii be guests Of the Second Bap-
fist church in the Sunday afternoon
program at 3 pm.
Miss Christine whitner j, church
reporter.
Mrs. Pearl Hunter OF Inkster and
sister, Mrs. Essie Williams. regis
tered nurse OF New York have re-
turned 10 their respective homes
after a two-week stay in III South
visiting their mother. sister, broth
er and friends.
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A coodly congregation attended
First Baptist sunday morning.
The Rev. ]. d. Davis preached
from the theme. God Is Prosper
ing our Work.
All were glad to see Mrs. Sanford
back from south Carolina, after a
stay cf two months, due TO the
death of her father She thanks all
Who REM inferred her during her
bereavement and asks prayers for
her husband who is i'll in Harper
hospital
Everybody Is welcome to attend
First Baptist church. Matte Bell
is church reporter.
Virgil Tucker, 1901 Ninth street,
Ecorsc. is one OF the local boys
who IS with the American forces
in Hawaii and Honolulu. He Is
stationed on the Us. destroyer. In
dianapols. and has been in Pearl
llarbor since November. Virgil is
the son Of Mrs. Martha Cant.
His mother has been informed that
he Is safe and still on his ship.
Mrs. Bculah Hi. OF 1865 Ninth
street. Ecorse township surprised
Clarence oliver and friends with
an elaborate birthday party in hon
or of Mr.. oliver. last Monday eve
ming, al her lovely home. a de-
licious turkey dinner was served,
also cocktails and cigars. The affair
was given in appreciation OF the
honoree's fine work in the commu-
nifty. Guests present included Mrs.
Bessie Redwinc. Willis Bradford,
Joseph Campbell, James English,
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams. Mr.. Smith,
of Atlanta. Ga. All enjoyed the oc-
casion and Mr.. Oliver received
many useful gifts
Notice.
A coat and pair OF gloves were
stolen OF the piano Saturday night
M the Goodfcllows' dance at Cooks
hall. IL was a beige winter coat
with upper lining and removable
belt. The gloves were black with
three gold stripes on the edging.
The owner, Corinne Holmes, Is
eager TO have the coat and gloves
returned.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20
ECORSE NEWS


receive some Of the business in
preparing baskets?
We are not primarily interested
in just a few baskets at Christmas
time. but some OF the other bene-
tits derived from the spending OF
Goodfo.lows money all through the
yeiis sre where Sc @as donated
10 the Boys club. but nothing TO our
Girl Reserves on this side OF the
track. which organization is so
ably sponsored by Mrs. Sadie Piaz-
10. When Judge Riopelle was head
of the G0Odielows IN Ecorse, he
had clothes and shoe department
for tie need children Of our COM
munity. ana even to adults many
pairs OF shoes were donated
throughout the year. Far less
money was raised then. than Is be-
ing donated each year now.
What is the program now?
Let us hope that such good
program as the Goodfellows. has
not been diverted here in Ecorse
from what it was meant to be--a
good old American spirit, regard
less OF creed or color.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20
YPSILANTI
by MRS. ErGENIA O'BANNON
Browns Chapel

Next Sunday will be quarterly
conference. Worship will be con-
Quoted by Presiding Elder r. f.
Washington. The rally ended last
Sunday Six hundred and forty
dollars and thirty-hve cents was
raised
The Sunday school program will
he rendered Wednesday. Dec. "a at
S pm
Second Baptist
The Rev. Garther Robertson spoke
Sunday morning from Mark 1915
after which Mrs. 4 Patterson Hicks
Of Detroit gave a very spring
message IN the interest of the Jun
Tor ushers. Mrs. A. simpson is the
leader. Mrs Hicks spoke on the
theme THE Task OF a Christian"
Next sunday afternoon the assist
ant pastor. the Rev. r. c. Brown,
Will be ordained.
The Sunday school will render
their Christmas program Tuesday.
Dec % at the church.
Church Of God
Pastor ". A. Anderson has re-
turned from the conyocation in
Nashville, Tenn. Visitors at the
church Sunday night we're the Rev.
and Mrs Thomas OF Inkster. the
rev and Mrs. Carroll and the Rev.
croft and daughter Of Detroit.
SOcialS
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Simpson en-
ieriaincd AT dinner Mrs. f. Patter-
on Hicks OF Detroit: Mr. and Mrs.
John Whisenani and son. Louis.
Nr Joseph Anthony and daughter,
Mary. both OF Detroit.
When you arc in need OF some
thing 20 read visit 6l4 Monroe ave-
nne. l. .P. Aran, proprietor.
Mrs Gardner and her son and
d4aShfcr-in-law of Wayne. Mich.
81 re visitors OF the Rev. and Mrs.
G.. vs.. Carr Wednesday as were Mrs.
l.ashee and daughter Mrs. William
Mallory.
Tho Rev. Mr.. Brown in company
nlih the Rev Mr. Carr visited Lit
'le ROCK Baptist church in Detroit.
The ROY. Mr.. Tate is pastor.
The Willing Workers OF Second
Bapt' Will present the AME choir
IN THE Salvation OF Israel" Sun
day. Dec. IS at pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20
North American Fountain OF
Truth Ministers Alliance

Tho North American Fountain Of
Truth Ministers Alliance met satur-
day Dec, IL at their headquarters,
969 Garfield in the frs, quarterly
session With Bishop T.. Baptist and
Or. I. l. Brown Pre- ding The
large gathering Of ministers pray
ed for universal peace.
Mrs VI. Gray Is chairman the
Rev. s watkins. assistant chair
man. the Rev +. J Adams report
or
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20

The danger OF iahercli0s Is NJ
creased in times o. >'ge and
strain and duginE ihe period when
we must all so out for defense
Special care must he taken 20 Guard
against further and new inroads a.
the disease declared nr. Bruce H.
Douglass Detroi, president 81 tae
National Tuberculosis Association
which is row IN the mids' % Hs
35th annual Christmas seal sale
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20
Church OF God
Jos. lampau and traiI0i

The Rev T. y MrGaee preached
forrefgl sermon SUNDAY. fi.s fo>f
va. found in $; Marx la-1 For
WITH God all THINGS aye prs bfo
Mrs fHie Raugle nro.i 9ta n
VIZ n ! q ~ ifrrpd he ~ p or
Gerul Chrsima- program
Mrs jamie Hair IS church report
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20

H.. Margaret Lee. president OF
s,s,e Association OF COlored
,cconfpanied by Miss Essie
taylor viii motor 10 Detroit
k,say Dec. 20. 10 attend the
/. and dance given by the sun
y. Iyd.ans Of that city. While in
t..,s they Will be The house
IT, Of Mrs. Z. zempke OF High
u Park.
4. ,es4.e, 10 hear that Miss Lau-
Irsapmaa. Alabama avenue. Miss
lane wright OF Jameson, and
Mildred Johnson OF Michigan
r. are among those Ill. Will
1 v.p,andi is reported to be i'm
- a, the oakland County
|.,,sTum. AIRS. Bessie Hammond
Fsspyalesc.ng at her home. iOJia
N, Niaih street.
h,r,suoas are out for the APP
t,esiug marriage OF Miss Kath-
f. Elec.a llolley. daughter OF
4 and Nrs Joseph Holley. TO
[,repee r. Moore. al shiloh Bap-
4, church. saturday, Jan. 3.
h. and M, caro- b. Wright have
..,,,o3 fta marriage Of their
Crb,er VIVIAN Odell to Donald
Talber. TIE son OF Mrs. Flora
[rslbert TIE couple received the
|rsrstalat!ons OF their friends
|rdoy alterroon at the home OF
4 bride: parents Of Mt Norris
ki.
hooking IN Saturday night az the
Inc Of Mrs. \. Peguees. 1918
had street we found a group OF
Ing women. manners entirely
Fgolien. engaged in an exciting
Ine Of poancc Prizes went TO
4. Eyere,,e clover and Miss Ruth
Ir,ard.. Mrs. Robert Wilson and
\, Abner llayis drew the conso-
ton prize. While supper was
Iag served conversation centered
ksnd tie proposed womens club
Iu,e to be erected by the Flint
|sociaton Oh Colored Women 5
lbs. From what we hear. some
|tr!e plans were made 10 assist
/ association In its building pro-
b.. others present were. Mrs.
nancy Cromwell, Miss Lois VAN
h., nd Mrs. VI. a. Wright
be Thursday Afternoon club.
/ o!des, federated club in the city.
ID is regular meeting at the
he @. Mrs Clarence Wilson, l1l9
h stree Dec. II. Christmas
her, cons.snng OF baskets OF fruit
d clo.hirs Is 10 be sent 10 the
|nssse Comfy infrmary and 10
kty fames, respectively. Mrs.
bis MoFadden is the efficient
|ssient.
BE He'll rr circle OF the King S
Iaahiers mar al the home Of Mrs
|rreius Oxendine. $40 East
|e..ih s.re Thursday afternoon.
Christmas Incathering service
Is led BY Mrs c. n. Bowen, as
|ud by Mis-. Frank Taylor and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20
Northwest Detroit
Social and Business
Activities
BY RUFUS CRrM, JR.

Little Jean White celebrated her
first birthday at her home. 10000
Washhurn avenue, Dec. Q.
Scout Troop pol. Birdhurst center
gave a banquet and party Dec. s.
Miss Evelyn and John burrows
visited their aunt aud uncle Mr.
and Mrs. James Donaldson OF $3.50
Talbert avenue.
II. Donaldson had pleasant
hunting trip catching 10 rabbits.
H. Minter sustained fracture
whom he hurt himself in his garage
on west Eight-Mile road Friday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20

o JAMES A. BLAND, songwrter who died pennies
after making fortune for his publishers was born
October D. lS4S. in Flushing Long Island. In his
childhood he was considered musical prodigy, but
he went to work as page in the House of Repre-
sentatves after leaving Howard University in 1873.
Unable TO deny his love of music, Bland gave up this
Job 70 follow minstrel shows
His color made il impossible for him TO join the white
troupes and il was then Bland began to compose
tunes for the comedians. In 1875 Billie Kersand,
famous Negro comedian, invited him to Join his
minstrel show as an end.man. The troupe played
England and Scotland attracting high born audiences
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20
BY MADELINE DerILs


Tho Inkster Better Citizens club
held its installation services sat
urdsy evening at the high school
auditorium. A short program was
presented including musical selec-
ton by the Trouhadours. male
quartet from Detroit, and the NYA
employees.
President Alfred Benjamin out
lncd the detectives OF the club.
Vice President John Stinson pre-
scented members Of the executive
board Of which the Rev +. +. Davis
IS chairman. Remarks were made
hy Mrs. Green, nurse. Dr.. b. a. Mil
ton and William Parks. and Miss
Eitficda Schauer and Mrs. ]. ".
Kellogg, supervisor OF the NYA
project. who exhibited stuffed toys
made by the young folk.
Birthday Party
Baby Betty Jean Kellogg was
ftied on her second birthday with
party by her foster parents. MIR.
and Mrs. Thomas kellogg on lldr-
rIson avenue. The honoaee wore a
dress of blue taffeta trimmed With
PINK ribbons and was quite the life
az tnc gathering. The color scheme
WIS pink. cream and white.
Guests were: Misses Rosemary
and Barbara Jean Mckay, Donzolle.
Vivian and Barbara Jean Lyons
Mildred Marie Morrison. Harold.
John and Daniel Jordan.
Out-of-town guests were little
Jessie Mae and Gloria Edna Kellogg
and stewart Kcllogg. Raft Plummcr
and Ai.se kellogg .. netrnit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20

Very impie slNe union services
wcie held -, sunday The RI.
Rev. John A. Gregg delivered the
address on The Caristian yoyage =
THO persons were added 10 the
church
Among the visitors at the services
We're josephine Run. Thclma Mar
tin, Alone Ashe Mary Brown. wal
ter j. Cfider. rhcopoiis Reese Mrs.
Geriraae Reese. MIR. and Mr. Wiz
liam i,rucc. all of Detroit. Mrs.
Gertrude Wallace OF Ypsilant. j.
Terrcl. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. c. Robin
son, Mrs. Branch. Mrs. J. = Rry-
ant, Mrs. clay. 4. Walter Glaze OF
Flint aad Presiding Elder and Mrs.
David A. Blake OF Ann Ar5or.
The dedication and installation Of
the calml in the pipe organ was
hold ia the afternoon. DR.. Gregg
WAS iho speaker. Others on pso-
gram we're Mrs l.. Wilson. Mrs +.
X. Todd. Mrs. Grace Blake, Airs 7.
Lce, MIS- Gladys parson, Miss
Dorothy Green. the Roy. ". T..
Rice q. Lansing, the Rev. X. r.
Turpin. the Rev T. L. Ballou Of
Flint. the Nj. Olive and Metropolis
tan choirs.
In the evening an organ recital
was rendered by Mrs. Gladys Par
SON
Miss Vivian Wright and Donald
Talbert were quietly married az the
parsonage sunday, Dec Z by the
Rev. ". order. only the immedi-
ate families and few close friends
were present The reception was
held NJ tho home Of the grooms
mother, Mrs r. Talbert.
WI. Olive Baptist
The Ada Berry Bible class met
with Mrs Opholia Talliferro We'd
ncsday afternoon 70 make final
plans for the anniversary service
Confined on page 1e)
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which included King Edward. then Prince of Wales
In Europe. Bland entertained lavishy. shoWering
gifts his friends, but when the show closed,
he returned the United States pennies and With
out a home
A boyhood ohum made desk-space in his Washington
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20

Friends Of Messrs William phears
and Robert Ice enjoyed q pleasant
Saturday evening with dances and
group discussions OF current events.
Guests were Misses MavL Hen
derson and Mercedes Baker Of Ann
Arbor Edith Carter OF Battle
Creek. Edith bryant Whitaker.
Mildred Day. Saline. Frances Gar
ret. Bertha Cook. Detroit; Madeline
DeFils. lnksier and Messrs. John
Palmer, Mt Clemens. Charles Sny-
der. Jackson: Richard Wall. lpsi-
lanti: William Allison, Detroit and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-12-20

ana ihcir mother. They met ar their
nome on Spencer Nov. 10. The fol-
loving officers were elected Ma
mic steel president. joseph
vaughn, vice president. Sally
Wright, secretary. Alice Stroller
assistant secretary. Colonei
filled with one handkerchief from
Mrs Gertrude Allen. wife Of
sam Allen az 910 +. Dartmouth
street is az home after undergoing
q major operation Or. Arthur
Johnson WAS tho surgeon. Miss
Rachael Keys Of OF Mcclellan
street is at homo recuperatlng from
a minor operation Deputy Sheriff
Ruben Dunson is wonderfully i'm
proved after suffering Injuries re-
sultinc from auto accident.
Recreation News
Tho Hcmemakers Club No. ! OF
the Flint Community Homemakers
mot with Mrs. Rosa Carpenter last
Monday night. Twenty persons
we're present. Two new members
were added to tho roll.
Plans FOR the Christmas party
were completed which will DO hold
AZ the center Dec %.
All members arc urged 10 bring
needle work 70 orr next meeting.
Climb No : o. tho Flint Com
muniiy Homemakor- completed
their course IN home nursing last
Thursday night These classes were
held az The Elm Park school with
Miss Knapp 'eachnr and Mrs. Fan
nie Jackson helping whenever noc.
ossary Tho women that made IN
this class felt that Miss knapp had
heen very understanding and holp-
ful TO all that they present her with
2 throc.p0und box ~ candy. To
Mrs jackson for her help they pro-
sfn'cd her with a Handkerchief case
shock come SO close 10 the death
zach OF The ladies This showed n
lovely spirit on The part Of the
nomcn They arc always VERY
thoughtful q those who work with
them
Monday nlrht Dee % tho clQh
VIII have us Christmas party az
the Elm Park school where tic
class have heon held
Girl scout Troop 40. g. will have
q Christmas party Dec. IL at tho
center
Girl Scout Troop No. IL VII
have It's Christmas party Dec Us
az the center.
The Christmas party for tho pro-
school children Will he held Dec.
10 at tha--sanier Mothers are in
vifcd 20 attend.
+ c. Robinson Just received word
o the passing Of his sister-in-iaw.
Mrs. Norman + Robinson oil Ben
irtts1iiiiiie, 3. This his YVES gate
shock coming SO close t othe death
az her daughter some two months
non