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Evening star., 1941-05-24
Cameraman Can
Tell Twins Apart,
If Father Can't
b. the Associated Press.

HOLLYWOOD.
It's wise father who can tell
his daughters apart.
Six -month-old Barbara and Caro-
lyn Downey, who play the children
OF Joel McCrea and Barbara Stan
wyck in The Great Mans Lady"
are so much alike their own father
can't tell one from another.
Mrs. David Downey can identify
them only by taking of their hoods
and carefully examining their hair.
She was astonished when a cam
ersman had no difficulty in knowing
which child was which.
Long experience in Photography
the cameraman explained. taught
him to observe small details. Bar
bara has two tiny wrinkles under
her eyes. Carolyn has one.
Barbara is the older by fouI
minutes.
Evening star., 1941-05-24
Occasionally They
Rely on Nature
In Film.Making
HOLLYWOOD.


Motion picture makeup men
prove their skill every day with
cosmetics, but sometimes they lean
heavily on nature
A scene in which Simone Simon
and James Craig take a sleigh ride
called for a closeup. The director
wanted the pair to have bright,
shining eyes and rosy cheeks such
as a freezing weather would induce.
After a little thought the makeup
man seated Simone and Craig in
front of big wind machine, which
blew into their faces across two
blocks of ice.
"They couldn't look better" said
the jubilant director, IF it were Is
degrees below Zero!"
Evening star., 1941-05-24
ToGloria Swanson
Roar of Traffic
Is Sweet Music
By the Associated Press.

HOLLYWOOD.
Peace and quiet are all right for
some people. but not Gloria Swan
son. Since her return to California
she has moved three times to find
a neighborhood as noisy as Filth
avenue and Sixty-first street, where
her New York fiat was located.
Pasadena after 9 pm. she saws,
was too much like city in a black
out. Her nerves rebelled at the pas
toral stiffness of suburban Glendale.
She suffered from claustrophobia.
she declared, in a peaceful Beverly
Hills house.
so she moved to an apartment
house at a busy intersection where
traffic roars all night.
Perfect" is Gloria's verdict.
Evening star., 1941-05-24
Another Song

Nan Wynn, radio singer who
made her screen debut in Million
Dollar Baby" to be released next
month by Warner Bros, has re-
turned to the studio to record Mil
lion Dollar Baby in a Five mad Ten
Cent Store" made the theme song
of the film after its title was
changed from Miss Wheelwright
Discovers America"
In the picture itself Miss Wynn
sings who Is in Your Dreams To-
night?" a new tune by Frederick
Hollander.
Evening star., 1941-05-24
To Run the Gamut

Abbott and Costello. whose comic
antics in Buck Privates" are pam
licking the Nation and who are now
appearing in a second service COM
edy, In the Navy" will also run
the gamut of the United States Ma
rine Corps and Air Corps. Follow
ing flood of requests from officers
of these service branches for Alb
bott and Costello pictures. Uni
versal, to whom the comedians are
under contract, is preparing scripts
with marine and air backgrounds.
Evening star., 1941-05-24

Orson Welles'
long delayed first
picture " h ic n
finally arrived
at K eth S TO
prove that this
calling Welles a
genius was no
hoax. The young
m a n + 7 o m
Broadway, who
Is regarded by
many OF MS dS-
sociateS as that
ups ar t. has
made a piece of
superb e n t er
tainment out of
Evening star., 1941-05-24
Gets Musical Lead

For the first time in his screen
career, Dennis Morgan will have the
lead in a big musical production, it
is announced by Warner Bros The
picture will be Carnival in Rio"
Evening star., 1941-05-24

it's mostly the
players who in
sist on special
clauses in their
contracts. Carole
Lo m b a r d, for
instance, has in
her film con-
tract the power
of final choice
of her director,
script, and sup
porting players.
Jeanette
Macdonald has
the right to buy
her own shoes
and to leave
Evening star., 1941-05-24
Next for SINGER

Frances Langford, song and dance
star of stage and screen, has been
engaged by Universal for the fem
mime lead in Radio Revels Of
/ 1912"
Evening star., 1941-05-24
Special Clauses Protect
Stars Rights ndLikes
Authority Over Scripts, Casts,
Quitting Time and Other Items
Written Into Contracts
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.
HOLLYWOOD.


actress in HOLLYWOOD recently the of grade
refresh clause
thing
Evening star., 1941-05-24
Prince Faces
Gestapo in
Met Film
Dare Not Love
Is Melodrama With
A Topical Note

THEY DARE NOT LOVE" Columbia
picture featuring Martha Scott. George
Brent and Paul Lukas: produced by Sam
uel Bischof: directed by James Whale;
screen play BY Charles Bennett and Ernest
Vadja; original story by James Edward
Grant. Al the Metropolitan.
Evening star., 1941-05-24
Then Came That Rare Friday
When All Films Stayed
Holdovers of Citizen Kane, Fantasia
And Meet John Doe Reduce
Reviewers Work to Minimum
BY JAY CARMODY.

Some DAYS feel like sitting writing thank
the Yesterday life
uperspea Friday which instead of from
hodoverS
had
und oil Of Ei nnaEe
Evening star., 1941-05-24

for a period of years. Most OF
them are now married anyway.
The times have changed. Now
Evening star., 1941-05-24

1t no wonder man feels kindly to-
ward the movies now and then.
Especially towards Citizen Kane, -
Evening star., 1941-05-24

ADJUSTMENTS. A
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
RIVER ROUGE NEWS
nv ROBERT FREEMAN

Miss Roxie Lee Thomas. daugh-
ter Of .ir. and Mrs. Joseph Thomas.
3sS Beechwood was united in mar
riage Nov. s TO Terry bedford in
Livingstone. Ala. The couple are
residing in Bessemer. Ala.
The newly-formed Saddle Mates
Riding club OF River Rouge and
Ecorse. held It's election Wednes-
day, Nov. 6. Officers elected in
cluded Robert Leonard. president
Joseph Roach. vice president; Mar
gsret Hooks. secretary; Phylista
johnson. assistant secretary: Paul
Tucker. financial secretary; Joe
Colemsr, treasurer. Members OF
the club promise the metropolitan
district that the Saddle Mates will
he the organization 10 endorse
during the 1912 play season. The
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
FLINT NEWS
A. TURNIPSEED. Representative 3soz Main Street

Flint Ministers Wives council
met Thursday evening al the Ameri-
can Legion Place. ss12 81. John
street. Airs. Walter A. Crider wife
Of the pastor of Quinn Chapel AME
church Was the speaker. Next meet
ing will be held al the home OF Mrs.
Fulwood. 1925 Central avenue Mrs.
j. T. Vaughn is president: Mrs.
Fulwood, secretary, Mrs. Mary
Hall. reporter.
Miss Marion Coates IL rccuporat-
ing AZ ST, Joseph hospital from an
illness which she contracted while
in school IN Npsilanti clyde Nc
Nicely /. recovering from rneu-
MONA at Hurley hospital.
Golden Leaf Baptist
The Golden Lea. Baptist church
Will begin a greaf revival sunday.
NOV - The Rev. - Field, OF De-
troii Will conduct the mceiinS The
Rev W. A. Vaughn is pastor. Miss
SHAW. reporter
Nj. Olive
This IS Appreciation Week al
Mf Olive In the spirit D. Thanks
giving all members have heen ask
ed 20 write az least TWO letters of
appreciation. As 4 climax a Recog-
ni'or sertice Viii be held sunday
evening. NOV - The public is in-
,iied
Mrs. Mary L. walden j. home
again and much improved after
spending enc week N Sae nav
With her daughter Nj, Marie
Clay'or. Mrs. Anna l. Johnston OF
18th street IS able 20 be ~ tnd gu,
sksir
Funcra! service. Ncge held Tues
day for 'he iaio James Robinson
from NJ olive Bapts sureh
sympathy zoe, i9 his widow. Ms,
Mamie l.. Wright
Mrs. susie Suhsr entertained a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
Inkster Jottings
By MADELINE DeFILs


During the last week the pupils
OF the "a grade in Lincoln school
placed a doll house made by the
class on exhibit. The house was
made OF fruit crates and cardboard
boxes. The work was under the SUI
peryision and direction OF Miss
Dorothy Scott. teacher Of the "a
class.
The Sempre Fidellis club will en-
terrain a number OF aged widows
OF the community al pre-Thanks-
giving dinner at the home of Mrs,
Lila b. Manter on Annapolis road.
Nurse Frances Davis has return
ed from much enjoyed vacation
in the South.
Mrs. Jesse Mack and daughter
Idcl and Miss Ruby Mack. OF ST
Louis were guests OF Mrs. Law
ence. The meet opened Saturday al
Wednesday.
Misses Ruth Young and Thelma
Whitman spent the weekend oil
Saturday, Nov. S in Flint, Mich,
where they went 10 attend the State
Business and Professional confer
ence. The meet openi Saturday at
s pm. and closed sunday at 3 pm
The sessions were highlighted
Saturday Z pm. with banquet.
The Rev. Owen NJ. Greer OF Dear
horn spoke on our Defense for
Democracy" Sundays meeting
closed with panel summary led
by Mrs. Olive Haskins Of Flint.
Mrs. W. II. Taylor OF Henry street
is III in bed
Inkster citizens are proud OF Mrs.
J. W. Kellogg, who through her
tireless efforts has opened many
doors for the yoong OF the commh-
nifty. Her latest efforts were
crowned with success when four
NYA girls attended three-month
training course at Fordson school
in Dearborn. They are Madeline De-
Fills. Arizona Howard. Aryetta
Roundtree and Jeanette Sargent
All are working on projects under
the direct supervision OF Mrs. j. W
Kellogg.
Womack Temple
The Rev. and Mrs. Summervill'
were visitors at the morning serv'
ices at which time the Rev. s. A
Sea was the speaker.
In tn afternoon the followinI
presidents were elected: Arthur
Thomas. Steward board. William
Taylor. Trustee. Nelson Lee. choir,
Mrs. Beatrice Wilson. Senior Stew
ardess: Mrs. Emma Taylor. Junior
Stewardcss: Mrs. Mary MsNeeley
Missionary. The Rev. Mr.. Sea. pas
tor. presided during the election.
First Baptist
Sunday afternoon the congrega'
ton worshipped at New Bethel
church in Pontiac in their third an.
niversary4
The Missionary society gave a
surprise luncheon for Mrs. Kettle
Thompson last week. Mrs. Thomp-
son will return 10 her home in
Florida. A beautiful picture oil
Christ was among her tokens.
Attending were: Mesdames Jen.
kins. Danley. walker. Russell, Ayl'
or. Badger. Peters. Hill and Lynn
Mrs. Marie Thompson is president
OF the club.
Second Baptist Church
The pastor, the Rev. o. B. Jones
delivered a powerful message on
Israel in Babylon" text. Psalm:
1871. The choir and chorus rem.
dered beautiful music.
In the afternoon the New Bethe
Baptist church was the guest OIL
the BYPU. The pastor. the Rev
Mr.. Ramsey. spoke on Getting
Strength ii Cor. 1873.
In the evening. the choir rendered
their regular musical program.
The Rev. Z. b. Reese delivered q
sermonette. His subject was The
Hungry Promes," Matt. SIS.
Many visitors were present al
day. All are welcome 10 WORSHIP
at the Second Baptist church at any
time.
Miss Christine whitner Is church
renOrter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
ECORSE NEWS
BY MILO CASTOR
(.oodfellOW's Dance

The big noise in Ecorse today IL
about the double dance sponsored
by the Goodfellows TO be held sat
urday, Dec. IS, beginning at the
c. J. Miller school and ending al
the Visgcr ballroom. II is an an
nual affair which is eagerly looked
forward 10 and is supported by the
old. as we'll as the young. through
out the Down River district.
This year we have an invesiigat-
ing committee appointed by W. NJ
LaJoie, chairman OF the Ecorse
Goodfellows drive. | think II is
the first committee OF this kind ever
appointed by the General COMMITTEES
on our side Of the track. The mem
hers of the committee are as fol-
lows: Dr. G.. o. salisbury. Mrs
Beulah Hill. Mrs. G. l.. Hazelman
and Milo CASTOR.
am sure that through this COM
mittee every needy wamily will
get a Goodfellow basket. Our local
colored merchants will also be
chosen TO prepare some OF the bas-
ke,s that will be distributed this
year.
Don't fail to attend the Good
fellows door show at the Nisger
Inn, wednesday night, Nov. rs. II
will be real treat.
NOTE The following article
was submitted by Mrs. Colleen
Smith. who IS young bride. She
finished high school about two
years ago. with some OF the highest
marks ever received by local grad
yates. Mrs. Smith is al present
holding Offices in several young
peoples clubs, and is deeply inter-
esied in the youth movements in
the Down River district. We sim
cerely hope that larger number
of young people will take more in
torres, in tomorrow, for the children
az today will become the men and
women Of iomorroy. Be sure 10 get
your entry In for the big contest.
IS the deadline Is rapidly approach
ing NC hope more articles are re-
ceiyed for the Younger set.-M.G.
MIG.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
THE YOJNG PEOPLE SPEAK
BY Colleen Smith

II is great privilege 10 be able
10 vote. and IT is even greater. II
you take advantage OF this privi-
lcge.
We have q battle to hght--a bat
lie which cant he won by fight
in- without teeth and nails. To
conquer anything, We must act in
iady-like and gcntlemanly way.
no. with words, but by action-vot-
INK
Life was hard for our parents and
grandparents II WASH, as simple
As Il IS for us. Our grandfathers
wire pioneers and the same blood
runs in our veins. only you haven't
the frontier any longer.
Il is upio your children 10 help
You fight 10 keep and improve the
things these pioneers have started.
Tn ehaitle is not over. So say 10
each and everyone Of you. when
YOU have reached the age OF twenty
one, don't fall hack, because age
ripens us in experience.
Sten out besides your parents
and help them 10 improve Ecorse-
The place you plan 10 make your
home
Some day. Won Mill inherit this
great responsibility OF carrying on.
and YOU don't want 10 be left in the
dark not knowing what 10 do. like
child aroused in his sleep and
crying for his mother. He doesn't
know where 10 20. so he goes ev-
erywhere He doesn't know what TO
do. so he does everything.
To the veterans OF this politIcal
world. | say take your sons and
daughters in hand and bring them
up in our footsteps. Unity is what
We need II We are 10 stand as a
race OF people. Together We stand,
divided we fall.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
Whitaker News
BY C0RNELIrs REEVES

Miss II. Winston and Mrs. n.
Mackobes of Detroit were recent
guests of choir sister, Mrs. Sadie
Ledford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jenning Carter mot
ored 10 Canada Sunday along with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bryant 10
visit Mrs. Carter's mother. Mrs.
Otsi
Mrs. Bertha Austin OF Detroit
spent the weekend at the home OF
her mother, Mrs. NJ. Reeves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Thompson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Solomon
recently had an enjoyable time In
Detroit among their many friends.
a luscious chilli supper was given
at Carey Chapel AME church Sat-
urday. Nov s by the Trustee Help
ers in order TO raise funds to pay
for the newly installed furnance,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
CLEMENS

Around about Mt. Clemens. roam
ing cats were recently at Del Rays
community pump where that ro-
mantle guy, Robert Lisenbee, found
his love. yes. true love-? with
Miss Vi-'ian Freddy. Bob Mannings
was making some sweet talk for
Clementine Brown.
Harry Mial has a love in ID" also
Miss Oliver Gordon, who was not
at home.
Jimmie Carter the night spot
play boy. went to the big city OF
Chicago recently. 10 take in their
fine night spots.
Willie Fraction, OF Detroit. former
member OF Charles Williams terror
lovers was at Little Joe's last
week.
Dickic Cole. for the first time
last sunday was night clubbing al
the Black Hawk.
Henry Butler is in again with
the Bank sister. Wonder II its love
again. He was also al the Utter
bug hang Little Joe's.'
Terrill Whisitt. the dehater and
lover. has turned into teaching de-
batting, especially Jean sullivan.
The talent that's appearinge al
Reds jump Joint Is becoming q
story OF the Three Bears. The same
old thing.
Claude krisel and Amos Hocka.
day went 10 Romeo with two lovely
Juicttes-the Bank sisters.
Ray Ely and Ozzie stevens. the
esquires OF Mt Clemens. are break
Ing in Three Skies. their private
gatherings.
wonder '. al happened 10 the
Twentieth Century club.
The prospective Mrs. Cash gave
her shower last Friday night at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson
Charles Cash and Miss Reese will
he married on Thanksgiving Day
Here's hoping them happy mar
ried life.
The Coy Kitchen is socializing
the jitterbugs by degrees, be cause
thev allow no uanclnE.
Harry Atials had bad breaks out
at Delray. He could not make hi
with them-not even with his news
.. per clipping.
The football fans OF Mt. Clemens
are getting ready for the annual
CLASH OF west Virginia and WILDER
force in Detroit. Ozzie stevens IS
going TO be there on the 6O-yard
line with his dream girl.
Prince Drewry. the play boy. and
Henry Butler. will also be there
sec ing for talent. Bob Naming
and Dickie Cole will be there too
with bells on. 10 let the lovely la
dies know theyr present.
Robert Bell was quite impressed
lately when he met Miss Precious
Williams. River Rouges loveliesi
doll.
The Socialites Of Mt Clemens
gave their hrst formal gathering al
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harris
combined with Mr.. and Mrs. Woods
The Twentieth Century club Of Mt
Clemens will give their second
dance OF the season soon, At which
time they will probably use Ken.
meth Holmes and his band.
Now look here folks! The foot
ball game at L.. OF ID. stadium and
the Forest club dance will M
among the features for Thanksgiv.
ing VII see you ladies ant
squires there.
Don't fail 10 read The Detroi
Tribune every week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
NORTHWEST DETROIT
SOCIAL AND BUSINESS AcTIv,r,.

Mr.. and Mrs. ohm Marshall, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Curry oliver spent a
pleasant evening with their cous-
in, Mrs. Matte Wilson, OF SS215
West Smile road. They also visit
ed and dined at the Wilson restau-
rant. Mr.. and Mrs. Barnetie and
Eddie Sanders.
Miss Julia Foreman has return
ed from the hospital, but is still on
the sick list at 20207 Griggs street.
Have you heard the swell news
about the two glamorous and we'll
dressed sisters u 2O46 washburn,
p. e. j. Hatcher?
Mrs. Lula Sears. OF sO442 wyom-
ing. who was in the hospital. is re-
covering from her illness and is
much improved.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
MONROE
BY MRS. HAYWOOD cor,,,,

Miss Jean K. corip,,s ''''
weekend visitor a, n.
her parents Nj. and Mrs 'ue.
ington, She ana calrsr,.l :, y y
OF SAGINAW Will attend ~ ",s1
Virginia Wilhcrforce ,s,. az w
trolt on Thanksgiving d,v u
NJ rand M. Elmer y,,,..
Mr.. and Mrs. l.aursnr. p. u,ai
Mrs. Bennie attended N,
show held q, Ehene,er AYp 10y
in Detroit MIS- Laurence e y.
who represented Carey cA,. .,'
in the show. W.
Our Gararn club held
and election of.officers =, ,s.s.
of Mrs Haywood Coy.nr,o, N
Minnie Reed wa, elected $500
Mrs. l.. Y roWng,on. ", ~
dent; Mrs wood coyiu,,,.. ~
cording secretary Mr., Al
Williams treasurer Mrs M
Melroy. corresponding ,,r,']
and Mrs l. sutton. en,pl,,.
CONTINUED on Page lOl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
Westside Property
Owners Hold Meeting

The Central Northeast Improve
ment association OF Detroit COM
prises the property owners in the
area bounded by Woodwork. Oak
land. Grand Boulevard, and Wood
land.
The Association meet each Mon
day at Utley Branch library. All
property owners are invited TO at
tend the meeting.
The organization will endeavor TO
encourage and stimulate the main
tenarce OF decent surroundings and
maintain proper and adequate resi-
dental restrictions. They are also
interested in promoting the civic
social and economic welfare Of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22
Flint Classified Ads

Bankrupt stocks Money 10 Loan
& ORR
New and second Hand Guns
Tools. Luggage. Clothing. Shoes
Cupboard Motors sporting IoodS
lli-ll6 ". Union II.
Phone 2.,5ii Flint, Mich.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22

number OF friends Saturday eve
ming at surprise birthday party
in honor OF her husband. Henry SUI
Der.
The Social -Four Celtic Gcther
which was sponsored by the Flower
club last Thursday evening. was a
great success. Mrs Lydia Waller
Is the efficient president.
Recreation center
The GIL Scout Troop No. 10 Of
ST John center entertained their
mothers Tuesday evening. : 10 5
O'Clock with party Miss Penny OF
the Gil Scout office bowed a
movie OF the Girl Scout program
and the Crusaders on duty during
The summer ON the Backyard play
ground Refreshments we're sery-
ed.
The Arts and craft project for
the month IS completed With the
making OF 100 Christmas layors
for ,he Red Cross to be sent 10
Camp Custer Of Battle Creek. Mich
This part IS our contribution 10 the
Rational Defense. Mrs. Odell Broad
way is Instructor.
Socials
In starting their program for the
winter season the Flint Amateur
Golf club has begun with biz
whist and pinochlc tournament
Nhich was given at the Sportsmen's
club. ) .iurday, No,. Is.
Turkeys ducks and chickens nat
lrslly hold tho whole spotlight as
they were given rs prizes. There
was also a door prize.
After ending the summer season
Win bang and having obtained
such notable recognition from the
outstanding golf ciah Ia Michigan
and Ohio. tho COT club expects 10
have rcdoub,cd ali pss' success ny
The end OF the next season. with
tie hcip and cooperation Of all
Johneile kcrsey : club reporter
J. D. Shook pr sdcnt
Qninn thapel
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-11-22

Saddle Mates will hold semi
formal dance during the Christmas
holidays.
The Graduating Class Club OF
1912 gave party Friday, Nov. IL,
at the home Of Miss Mimi Lacy.
This club consists OF all students
who graduate next year and II is
organized TO give graduating stu
dents added social enjoyment.
Among those who attended the re-
cent affair were Margaret Hooks,
Helen Chambers. Marjorie Booker.
Winifred Williams. olivia Nash.
Appolis Smith. Marion Moore. Eve
Ign Moore, Clara Evans. Thelma
Can pbell. jeanette Campbell, Luz
ellie Campbell. Carrie Reid Louise
Jackson. Minnie Lacy. Thehna
Craighead. John Andrews, Ullsh
Evans, Leroy Stone. Johnnic
stone. Jimmie Roundtree, Henry
Duncan. Sam McCants, Homer
Johnson. Bill simmons. Randy
Royal. James Johnson, Paul Davis.
Ernest Washington. Ernest Reyn-
olds, John Turner, Benel Goode,
Charleston Coyington, Hazel Perry.
George Williams, Ray Robinson,
Minnie White. Verdell Martin and
Robert Taylor.
Lehman Harrison will present
Smiths Chapel choir OF lnkster and
81. Johns choir. OF River Rouge,
in grand musicale. Thursday,
Dec. 4. at S pm. at ST. Johns AME
church. 521 Elliott street. The
Rev. Nelson Pryor is pastor. The
public is invited. Admission 25
cents.
Fews Memorial Church
The Rev. Mr.. whisset, the pastor
Of Fews Memorial CME church.
preached a grand sermon at the
church sunday morning. text. lisa.
t2.3. subject. The Royal Diadem
in the Hand OF God" The choir
rendered number OF new selec-
tions.
Next Sunday, Nov. 81, at pm.
the Senior choir will sponsor a
harvest program. All are invited.
Mrs Hooks is church reporter.
Union Baptist Church
Sunday school at Union Baptist
was largely attended last Sunday.
The theme was: Union with
Christ" Pastor +. c. Copeland
preached the morning sermon. text,
81. John 1871. The Senior choir
rendered the music. The mother
Of the pastor was among the morn
ins visitors.
The Junior choir. under the di-
rection OF Miss Mae Ruben. will
appear over WJBk at 10 pm. Sat-
urdsy.
The Rev. Mr.. Copeland invited
all 10 attend mid-week prayer serv-
ice every Wednesday at s pm.
Don't forget 10 visit the sick.
Bonnie Caswell, Jr., is church re-
Porter.
Every wednesday evening al s
o'clock. a group OF adults meet in
the Northrup gymnasium 10 en-
gage in such sports as badminton,
yolley ball. ping pong and so forth.
Interested adults are invited 10
join this group. No fees are char
ged
The Beechwood cohter committee
OF the Community Fund drive,
which terminated last week, wishes
10 express appreciation for every
contribution made through the To-
cal branch. Latest returns indicate
that the amount raised suspassed
the sum raised last year. A more
detailed report will be published
later. DR.. s. d. Milton and Jonn d.
walthal are co-chaimen William
X. Boone. director.