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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Ex- Starter Of Derby
Gets Illinois Position

CHICAGO, April William a.
Hamilton of Chicago has been
appointed by the Illinois Racing
Commission as steward for the
1871 turf season. For several
years Hamilton has been the off
cal starter at the Kentucky
Derby.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
SoffbdII Loop Set
TO Gather Tomorrow

New 1911 rules. eligibility and
contracts for players will be dis
rusSed At a Municipal Open Soft
ball meeting tomorrow night at s
al the office Of the municipal ath-
letIe commission, 504 Elmwood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
RIRTLLG
o1hAho
PoYs

BOYS
BgYs were born to-
Florence Bradley. 2203 Orleans.
Virginia Baker e53 Webb.
Geraldine Briggs. $3.50 wabash
Mary Becker. 1871 " Canheld.
Mary DeBesuolair 1859 Wafs-
Emma Barber 1723 Webb.
DORIS Cassei. 1882 Wood. Melvinda.e.
Dorothy Durbin. 1905 Warwick.
Ora Edmonds 525s Roosevelt
Mary Flanagan. 1922 Lilac.
Jean Gardner. 534 Kitchener.
Carrie Goss, 1872 Illinois
Helen Goeckel. eo7 n. Rembrandt. R. o.
Lots CsAlasso. 57n6 Conper.-
Mary Goetz, 230s Ferry Park.
Msrgery Gilbert. 1856 Archdaie.
Rose Cailins 40s2 Roosevelt.
Marian Howard. i475 Vinewood
Florence Hem, 1929 Waldo.
Ruth Horn s0I4 W. Fort.
Dorothy IAhHAtena, f2043 &aEiAlsRn,
Oreffe McGrsy. s20i Cafdoni.
Rose Martin. 1884 Goddard.
Chloe Rohder. 1928 st. Trellin. BEDFORD
Bessie sheppard. 1859 E Grand Blvd.
Rose Schmidt. e164 Thaddeus
Pauline slawinsk, 1888 Junction
Bernioe Soitys 272l Evaline Hamtrsmck.
Nettie Wetherbee, r. No. /, Box l2s7rA,
Royal Oak.
Isabel woodeox. s7l7 Longscre.
Ginger Davis, sol Holbrook
Jose phne Davis 1927 Holeomb
Margaret Donahue. 1916 Ward.
Shirley Defer, 27016 Koeroer, st. Gail
Opal Ducoffree, 1853 Dursnt.
Euls Dennis 1912 Watson.
Dorothy Ewald 1886 Baldwin.
LaNaunne Farragia. 1880 Spruce.
Madge Frederick. 1855 Stoepel.
Barbara fedorko 1883 Marjorie.
Anna Gregau. I'LL Senator.
Flurence Carrie. 1880 Gray.
Gertrude Goeddeke. sos Crane.
ArnzeH Goss. 2032 Dubois.
Madeline Holland. 26i0 Haaker
Eveiyu Hsrtwlck. 7157 joy rad.
BIRTHS
Giris WE'RE born to.
Grace A.aeHse4 s3i3s.ss Esst Werner h4sAuass
Dora Buckley. 1900 Garland.
Mary ButterIorth. 1888 Vancouver
Jean Burnisc. 1891 Parkinson
June BahlInger- 1856 -ResemArs4
Mary Refg. 1912 Chapel.
Helen Barrett, 352s Lakepainte.
Oiivette Cooley. 57s4 81. Antoine.
Mary Csatar 1855 Liberty. Lincoln Park.
Genevieye Capaidi. 3I0o jos Csmpau.
Elizabeth Crab 1888 Grand.
Gertrude Feldman. 1928 Otsego.
Lorraine Fraser 1884 Elmwood
Margaret Girsrdi 45s South Warng
Helen Gitre sT53 Grstiot.
Nadine Nee. 1857 Longworth
Elizabeth Mutch. 1927 Pierson.
Irene Mikola1czak. 1898 Jacob, Hamtramck.
Ridge.
Helen Marsh. 1926 Ferguson.
sara Merritt. 1881 Mettetai
Kathleen overly, 1881 Central.
Bessie Patton, a. Horton.
Mary Phillips. 1915 GrigEs
Ellen PiIvelich. so Chandler.
Edua pyies 1917 WestWood
Angelina sealzi. 1853 Windemere Highland
PARK.
Edna smith. PISTOL Edge0orth. Royal Oak.
Anna STARK. 5000 Chopin.
Emily Susko. 1885 Artesisn
Marjorie sgman. 1892 KinIock BEDFORD
Township
Margaret salata. $3.50 TsrnoW
Loretta Sochackl taa2 TUents-fifth.
Jean Simpson. l56s Perry.
Olive Tutfls 30fs Twenty fourth
Ruth Terry. 1890 snowden.
Hazel Ton 224 Huflbut
Florence Trask 27eis Edgseath Rafal
Oak
Mary Thomas as Benton
suna THIaez 1907 Garfield
Vivian Nandefbere 1eus7 Renffff
Frances NeutimiEuA. So Concord
ti-~r11ufT- t'u51s t-f<-f-S--
pafHIeEa AHaefurrI Haga9
Bernics Augustine s02e Chopin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
More Requirements
Arriving in Singapore

SINGAPORE. April Inns
F urther substantial reinforce
mentS from Britain and India have
arrived at Singapore. according 10
an announcement today by Gov.
Shentun Thomas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

PER- but YOU II
admit imHedi-
ately after you
read this that
the man is a
genuine patron
of the terpsl-
chore art.
Some i'm g
ago tire grea t
Paul DR. pa r.
VINO must COM
bine the best
that was in Nj
jinski and Jacl.
Donag h u g, ar
rived in Wash
inpfnn for an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
One Two-.Three
Here Advocated
! ByJoeGou|d
BY CLAYTON HEPLER

Give 'em the one-two-three,"
said the genial MIR. Joe Gould.
And what II the one-two-
three ." asked the mystified re-
porter
"Why, it's the chance TO see
the worlds champion at one.
two and three dollar prices
volunteered Mr.. Gould. still
genial
what worlds champion ?"
persisted the reporter who
couldn't see the light.
"Why, Young Kid Mccoy. of
course" replied Mr.. Gould d,
whose geniality was being
strained.
HE'LL BE CHAMPION
"When the Kid beats Fritzie
Zivic here In May he'll be cham
pion, won't he?"
But, Mr.. Gould, doesn't he
have TO fight Al NettlOw Friday
night at Olympia ?" the reporter
insisted.
Hell beat him even worse
than he did here In December.
The trouble with every one
around Detroit IL that they
=dau,l realize haYs much the Kid
has improved" offered Mr.
Gould a BIZ testify.
But isn't Fritzie Civic
pretty fair sort of fighter" the
perfect foil queried
THE trouble with every eae
il that they don't realize how
much Henry armstrong had
slipped when he fought Civic.
IF the Kid had been in
there instead of Zivic, he'd be
the welterweight champion of
the world today" Mr.. Gould got
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
6overnor to Visit GCar1p

LANSING. April Governor
Van Wagner SAID today he would
70 10 Camp fseaurrgafd la,
sometime after the election 10
4ttSttif Michigan National Guards
men in training there
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Patron of Art

BOXING You may possibly
think that Matte Brown contrib
uted little TO the boxing art IN
ms 260-odd fights tand s. appear
ances as a heavyweight mat bur
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

the expanding Mr.. Gould.
Strangely enough. Mr.. Zlvic was
The subject Of The secret session
The KID had yesterday in Gould 5
hotel suite instead of his routine
workout al the Motor City A. {.
Nettlow. as usual, worked out at
Spider Kelly's River Rouge gym.
II should be interesting to hear
=A4+za44444 has tn-&aX -ahnI1
all this. Mr.. Well is MELLOW 5
manager. He arrived here late
last night from Miami
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Foresaw Dancer

Warnings against wanton net
ting practices in salt water fishing
were issued as far back as 1871 by
The New Jersey Fisheries Commits
sion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Mole Help Wanted

ACCOUNTANT. junior 20.30 years. college
graduate. experience win public or Pr
vate arm IN accounting aggressive aud
wiling - accept opportunity with national
organization. Reply IN own handwriting
tate age. education experience. religion
and whether married z ~ single Address
Box R-s353 Detroit Times
At 0NCE-Three men 10 sell vacuum
cleaners IN our Detroit Stores No gan
vassing. -5od drawing aecolat experience
not necessary. Tut preferred Must have
car Apply 25ss Easi Grand boulevard.
SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

DEATHS

Corneiis L. McFTTuus 1855 bTror15 sss
Harry Ireland, 2i59 Lemay, "a.
Mathe Noble. $500 Mortified, 81.
Wayne X. Boston. 1888 Briggs, Z months
Mex Messaris. SIS ". Wills, Al.
Clarence Edward Macdonald, 1882 Au
rora. so.
sophia Eppey. 1852 Charleston. y.
Edward f. David, 1923 Huobell, ~.
Sararl Thompson. 23fi isEiis -
Harry A. Warner. 1855 Albion, 81.
William Thorpe. s4l Z Congress, IS
Clements Phhpski, 1905 Grandy, 81.
Paskwaie Taboisccl, 1885 Inverness. 50.
Andrew Fleming. 4i4 Melbourne, 40.
Stella Martin. 1915 Kentucky, 46.
Carolina scsrion, 1892 Mcclellan 10.
Frank Hassell. 1858 Clinton. 81.
Rosa Odelia Brinkman, 1850 Troester ell
Joseph Petroni, 1924 John r.. 81.
Fannie Mastin 20605 Fayette, So
William Franehy, 1873 Buena Vista W.
rm hlsais NJ B Rss ass2s Lawn boulevard
uriah Hambisn. 7sss Tumey. 81.
VIII Davis. 1870 LaBene, So.
Elizabeth wuds. col BsgIey. So
John 4 Eiand 2e0i East Fsrnswerth, IS.
l. stanley Doll Jr.. I54s5 Robson, Z.
Franklin Bailey, $50 West milwaukee. Q.
Alexander Mcdonald. 20 Davenport, SO.
John Mzterka 1855 conant, 81.
Mary 2. Goodwin. 1850 Big Beaver road,
Htrr-4ft4s h am : =
Lillian Rich 51ss Lincoln, So
Fred Vavernia. e440 Noodlawn, 53.
Lura McConnAughy 1877 Algonquin. ~.
Cornelius Cummings. Birmingham. Ala
oanna. So.
Herman Schmidt. s57 stimson. 81
William T Locker ise3s woodwaId, 50
George 2. stuekey. iT649 Mcintyre, So.
Josephine c. Frsuenreder, All Lakewood
II.
ia Turner. 3733 Resubien. SIS
John T. Spencer, 1925 Atkinson. IS.
Frank T sieeth Iq4s Lawrence 10.
James A Kier. 1850 Hardwood. Sc.
Carl Lundberg 1901 East Lafayette. IS
Mary Louisa Perez. 1873 South Pelham, I.
Anna l.. Rose. 6T19 Chalmers, Van Dyke
Mich 80.
Anna Ret1r. sfes West Fort. So.
Frederick Arthur Thomas. s555 Sorrento, 70
Edward Carroll Ball. 1884 Maynury Grand
Herbert Z. poherty. 2s8s Burreli place, SO
Zoe Hill, 1891 Dexter So
Bridget Dzaio, 5T42 St Hedwig. So.
Frank Zrthie 5e4h Sohieski SO
Carrie Hewitt. 1901 Washburn. II.
Joseph r. Reinhart 3i3s Fourth -
Eta Bell stone. 4&5s Seventeenth. rs.
Dennis Huttenstins. 1921 Movers road, 81.
Marjorie L. Deiker, 1927 West Six MIL
road. IS
William NJ. Hartnet,. ss4o Humboldt. 1
Adoiph Koshtaski. GIaawin. Mich. rs.
Conrad Gall 23i9 Pine. es.
Edward Lane. springteid Ohio 81.
Collie Johnson, 1867 Jay, %
Absalam siverstone. 37sl Tyler, So.
solomia Nadai. 705 Mt Elliott. 80.
Robert Travis. 10 East Burdock, oxford
Isaac Levine. 1905 Elmhurxt. 50.
t5ErrrudF Cumming s2t5 riviera, to-
Clara Izrael. 1915 Medina. 50.
Katherine Kortas. $685. Doyle. rs.
Carmia Bszuck 1922 Superior 10 months
George Foster. 20T1 Vinewood, 81.
Albert =. Weiss. 1897 Vaughan. as.
James s. Miller. 273s Vicksourg, 50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01


was being circulated today by the ST. Louis Him
Club.
The proposal asks that contracts of all ath-
letic coaches be withheld until the investigation
Is completed. Copies of the resolution were re-
ceived by Illni Club secretaries in the Cham
paign
Complaining that the record OF University of
Illinois football and track teams during the past
IL years is "far below the standard representa-
tive of American institutions the size and cabre'
of the university. the resolution said:
This condition Is detrimental TO interests
of the university in general. the morale of the
student body and the alumni"
Illinois veteran football coach. Bob Luppke,
who has directed the Ilni innthall squads since
4 a Ne nrincinaI Of resolution
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Lost and Found

LApYfs WATCH Initial V Il keepsake.
reward. Lafayette f29a. 1910 7s1h street
LOST Tan suit c3ze c9ntsiainx wardrobe
front u Walton Hotel M questions
asked Reward. Tawnssaf 7s2ss.
SILVER PERSIAN Cal. vicinity Faifheld'
ssvsn-Mls. "Wednesday. reward. Uni
sersity $500.
WRIST WATcn-Lady WaIiham neigh.
barhood Masonic Iempla sunday Keep
sake 80 Reward Plaza da4q
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MATTER OF TIME

9TH be a matter of time, now.
of course, but he'll be up there.
And when he fights Civic. l want
IL right here In Detroit" said
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directed
1919 believed TO n principal resolution
University officials and coaches had comment TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Poor Mr.. Bob Zuppke
CLUB APPEARS
HIS JOB--AGAIN
International News Service Wire

CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,. April 1.-Criticizing the
of Illinois football and track teams a r,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Male Help-Salesmen
Employment Agencies

Al OFFICE POSITIONS OPEN
DETROIT SELECT SERVICE BUREAU
o2u-2i-22 TRANSFORMATION BLDG
JONES Employment. ais Beaubien--Day
Workers; Couples: Porters Maids
Mattresses. Columbia 1910.
RIVARD perienced coiored
rnaf1si cooks, tat1rdreusts. rutfffe---o 6e2
Rivard Terrace 2-9is3.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01
Female Help Wanted

BEAUTY operator; general experience: sal
AIRY. permanent position; good hours.
isI22 Wyoming
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-01

Good nouey-msking opportunity during
this Spring driving Checker cabs An out
door Job driving a pleasure car Healthy
and profitable. Must be ever a. Apply
after a. m. Apply 2l2s Trunbui.
FIRST class uphoisterers wanted at once
Apply Fourier Uphostering Co. 600s
Gunst0n.
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DRIVERS WANTED

For COMMERCIAL vehicles: must be white
)Yer Il years Of age and know the city
Apply 1873 Michigan avenue. between II
md 4 .. NJ
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DRIVERS WANTED

DISTRIBUTORS 10 pass out circulars
ray every night. eos East Larned. Apply
= 81 m
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
ALBION news
By ALICE L. CANT

Albion high school really has a
fine football squad. with three
games won so far this season. Tom
Curtis is responsible for all victor
les. Another colored player on the
team Is Harry Parker.
villa Mae Ewing Is the student
teacher at West Ward this semes-
ter. villa finishes Albion college
next February.
The Royal Blue club was hostess
at a skating party last Monday
night. A large number from Fort
Custer attended.
Arlene Howard. Betty Ridley and
Dorothy Smith were made members
OF the Girls A club Wednesday
evening at washington Gardner
high school.
Agnes Bush Is Glee club librarian
at Albion high school.
The Community chorus has sew
eral new members. They are: Nell
lie Taylor. Mrs. Rogene Wright and
Mrs. Crouch. also Ralph Banks.
Cora Blackman. alto singer OF
the Glee club. has moved TO Ann
Arbor.
Calvin Briggs, OF Fl. Custer. spent
Saturday in Albion with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield Briggs.
Hosie Hall. Jr. and son: Grace
Lee and daughter, Mrs. II. Hall. sr.
and son spent a week In Georgia
with relatives, recently.
The Modern Matrons met with
Mrs. James Smith Thursday night
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
RIVER ROUGE NEWS
BY ROBERT FREEMAN

o'clock large group OF boys rang
ing in ages from 10 years upward
meet in the Northrup school gym
nasium to participate in the boxing
class being sponsored by the Beech
wood Community center.
Leon Mcpherson OF Detroit Is
the instructor. Mcpherson was for
merly OF Birmingham. Alabama
where he was a member of the
Wenonah Boxing club. While there
he engaged in Is amateur bouts
with the pick OF the city: OF these
he won 10. 6 by knockouts. Because
OF his interest in boxing he moved
to Detroit and became a member
OF the Brewster Center boxing
team. Since he believes that In in
structing others he also may gain
greater knowledge OF boxing. he
has volunteered 10 teach all local
boys interested in learning the
fundamentals OF boxing. The class
will soon be organized into box
ing club. Any boy wishing to engage
in this activity should report to Mr..
Mcpherson any week day at
o'clock in the Northrup gymnasium.
Triumph Baptist
The Rev. J. L. Murray, visiting
minister. spoke Sunday on THE
Lamb OF God" ST. John 1:1-29.
Selection were rendered by the
Caldwell Singers No. and 2. This
group may be heard over the air
each Sunday at S am. over WJLB.
The Carldwell Singers will ap-
pear again at Triumph church Sun
day, Oct. ~ at 2 pm. under auspi-
ces of the Missionary circle. Rev.
]. L. Murray is director: Mrs. Mad
dox, president.
Others who visited the services
were Rev. Mr.. Cunningham. The
Rev. Mr.. Johnson and the Rev. Mr..
Thurman.
Louise is church reporter.
Union Baptist
The Rev. E. C. Copeland. pastor.
delivered the morning message to a
large audience. The Senior choir
sang: the Junior Usher board
served.
The Union Baptist church Is cele-
brating its 21st anniversary which
began, Monday, oct. 6.
The pastor urges all 10 visit the
sick. Bonnie Caswell is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11

Pare sin. Disease. and Death
biz will be the subject OF the
)son-sermon In all Christian Sci
BE churches throughout the world
Sunday, Oct. IL.
rhe golden text Jeremiah 1910
Heal me, o Lord, and l shall
healed: save me, and shall be
Fed; for thou art my praise"
among the Bible citations Is this
ssase Psalms 1859. 10): THE
ID is good TO all: and his tender
)rcies are over all his works. All
\ works shall praise thee. o
|rd; and thy saints shall bless
BE-"
rorreIative passages TO be read
IN the Christian Science text
pk. Science and Health with
y to the Scriptures" by Mary
|ker Eddy. include the following
1851: "Sin. sickness. and death
} comprised In human material
|isf, and belong not TO the divine
md. They are without a real orr
, or existence. They have Meth
Principle nor permanence. but
long. with all that Is material
d temporal, TO the nothingness OF
ror, which stimulates the crea-
Jos Of TRUTH"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
BeechwoOd News

wednesday at noon the Negro
Public School teachers Of River
Rouge and Ecorse enjoyed lunch
con at the Beechwood center. The
luncheon was sponsored by Mrs.
Connie Sabbath. former teacher in
the Northrup School and currently
substitute teacher there. in an
effort to develop closer associa-
ton among the local teachers.
Those present were: Miss Nor
ris. Miss Lisesmore. Mr.. ard Mrs,
Clarence Sabbath, Wilson Hughes,
j. ID. Walthall. all OF Northrup
School. and Misses Ross. Belle,
Bunch and Miller and James Rivers
all OF the Claude ]. Miller school in
Ecorse.
Similar affairs are being planned
at which time teachers from other
cities will be invited. Mrs. Eliza
beth Boone and Miss Elizabeth
wakley prepared and served the
food.
Glasses In piano are now avail
able at the Beechwood center. Miss
Almeda Evans, recreation leader al
the Northrup Playground Is the In
structor. Schedule OF classes as fol-
lows: beginners, Monday and Fri
day TO pm: advanced students,
Wednesday 10 pm. All classes are
held every week at the Center and
are free.
A full length moving picture SER
ial and comic reel will be shown at
the Northrup School Octover 20,
Z pm. The title OF the picture will
be announced later. This movie,
first in a series to be shown during
the winter. will be free 10 all per-
sons holding membership In the
Beechwood center. Get your cards
now and be ready for this and 9TH
er activities to be sponsored dur
ing the winter.
Drive will begin October q. For
the second year the Beechwood CEN
ter will be a soliciting branch. The
Community In general Is requested
TO respond to this worthy and at the
same time increase the social bene-
fits OF ourselves.
Soclals
Mrs. Danersaid Bradford OF Birm-
ingham, Alabama is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Anna CASTOR and her
sister. Mrs. Claude Bolden OF 557
Holford.
A son. Kenneth NJ. Mason. was
born 10 Mrs. Thomas Mason
September Is at Edith X. Thomas
Memorial hospital. Mrs. Mason 10
the former Jessie williams.
Mrs. Carrie z. Jones OF Bridge
Port. Conn. returned TO her home
Sunday evening after spending two
weeks in River Rouge as house
guest Of Mrs. william Loves. Mrs.
Loves have a farewell dinner for
Mrs. Jones Sunday. On the previous
Sunday the out-of-towner had been
dinner guest at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Henderson and on
Sept. 26 Mrs. Jones dined with Mr..
and Mrs. James Jackson.
Start Boxing Glass
Each week day from 5 until 5
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
Report 800 Aecessions;; $4,000 Raised
AT New Bethel In PASTOR First Year
BY C. FIELDS

The members Of the New Bethel
Baptist church. Detroit. Mich. are
enthusiastically celebrating the
first anniversary OF their pastor. the
Rev. W. 4. Ramsey. this week. The
church has taken on new life un-
der his administration. When Pas
tor Ramsey came 10 US. one year
ago, the church was undergoing a
great financial strain. We owed
several hundred dollars OF borrow
ed money and outstanding indebted
nesses all OF which have been paid
and several hundred dollars worth
OF improvements have been made
on cash basis.
All church-employees and abli-
cations are US 10 date. Approx
mately $4,000 have been raised in
this period OF time. and more than
800 members have been added 10
the church. The anniversary SER
mon will be delivered Sunday, Oct.
IL at $3.50 pm. but the Rev. j. S.
Williams. pastor OF the New Mt.
Zion Baptist church. The public Is
cordially invited. The banquet will
, take place Monday evening. Oct. 13
at S pm. in the dining room Of the
church.
We feel that the powerful SER
mons delivered from time TO time
by our pastor and his winning per-
sonality have made great contribu-
tons towards the progress OF this
church. His wife has played great
part in helping him In the success
! OF this church. We feel that II
should be remembered that Pas
tor Ramsey. through his business
ability and ingenuity, has the dis
tinction OF leaving the Peoples
Baptist church during his short
pastorage there. in their new and
first church-home. which is one OF
the most beautiful in the city and q
cost OF some $4,000. This property
is easily worth $4,000. All things
included. Or. Ramsey has proven
equal 10 the task and blessing to
Detroit church-life.
Chorus Anniversary
Sunday morning, the pastor OF
New Bethel Baptist church. the
Rev. W. E. Ramsey. spoke from the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-10-11
AL. Hibler's Message
To Bereaved Families

Arthur l.. Hibler. proprietor OF
the Hibler Funeral Home, 1915 Nc
Graw. issues this message 10 be-
reaved families. who desire efficient
service and sympathetic considera-
ton in the hour OF sorrow. He
says:
I'VE believe in the Biblical state
ment: "A good name Is better TO be
chosen than silver and gold. yes.
than much fine gold Ask those We
serve. Call for our shopping serv-
ice. No obligation. Make your Sc
lections. We guarantee price TO
your satisfaction. Deepest consid-
Grafton for those left with respon-
sibilities and pocketbooks OF low
income. Interment in Roseland
Park cemetery, when preferred"
Call Hibler's Funeral Home -
Tyler 6-0S42.