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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19

have filed wedding intentions rSI gently ct the office Of Town Clerk Raymond J. St. John. They are to Do married Jan. 17,
 Corporal Charles ErricO, stationed at Fort Bragg, South Carolina, IS On fuFlOugh now and is visiting FeIa- lives on High StFee.. He will Fe. tuFn Dec. M.
 Fred and James zonino, students ct Phillips academy, Hanover, N. H. are visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred zonino Of Ward street.
 Ralph KeeIeF, student ct Phillips academy, is spending the holidays with his parents, MF. and Mrs. Hars old KeeIer.
 Sophie Prus has sold a house and lot on Anderson street to Tadeuz, Anthony ard Julia Waranowicz, ac- cording t0 6 warranty deed filed recently At the office Of Town Clerk Raymond J. St. John.
 WilGFCd D. TheFOux has sold z piece Of land on Hillside avenue, with ail buildings thereon, to Anna keVltt, another deed shews.
 Ojeda council, Knights Of COIunls bus, viii meet ct 6 o'clock tonight at which time A drawing award will take place. Refreshments will Dc served after the business session, 4 large attendance is urged.
 Louis TFianO was reelected pFesiS dent Of the Naugatuck JOuFneymen BaFbers' association ct c meeting held Wednesday night in Elbernian hall. Others elected were: Rocco MangIne, VieespFesldent; Anthony stlen, secretary afld treasurer; An. thOny PichulO, Fec0FdeFj Louis Ma. gone, guaFdianj Nick Mangine, guide, and Joseph DeCaFIO end An. drew siFicay trustees.
 John M. Kenney, local newspaper. man, will address the Young Pe0- ple's Fellowship Of BE Michaei's church at the s. MichaeI's parish house Sunday at ] ?. m.
 A Christmas party for the pFis mary department of the church will Dc held on Saturday, Dec. 27, ln lIIe parish house. All babies Of the Font Roll gre invited. Santa Claus will Dc on hand,
 4 midnight Eucharist will De celebrated ct Bt. MichaeI's church 0n Christmas Eve, Rev. Arthur r, Lewis, rector, will De assisted by Rev Richard W. Baxter of AElddIe. bury. The church choir viii sing.
 A regular meeting Kennedy circle, Daughters Of Isabella, will be held ct Hibernian hall tonight ct 6 o'clock. All members are asked to attend ag very important business is to Dc transacted.
 The bOaIi of SeIectmen, regls- tRars Of voters and town clerk were meeting in the courtroom teddy to make new vOtersa Up to il g. ns., none had been made, Voters gre made now at the same time as they apply. The session today viii cons tinUe tO s ?. m.
 The only other session for this purpose before the congressional election Jan. 20, will be held Dec. %, from 9 .. n. to 6 ?. dn.
 Definite word as to whether CT not there would be Q meeting of the board of warden and burgeGses tonight to take action on parking meters had not been received t!is morning. Warden Leo J. Brophy planned to contact some burgesscs this afternoon to see whether they would be bale to attend if c meet ing were held.
 PatF0Iman Timothy Reard0n was taken suddenly iII ct his home this morning on City HilI street. His condition at press time today was quite serious, He worked all day yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19

Although the dove is cft0n re- garded as the symbol Of peace, it is really 6 very auafTelsome bird, says . London bird fancisg.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19

An exhibition in Buenos Aires Argentina, demonstrated how Go use wood. bran, Indian corn and other cheap products as fuel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19

stop in at his office and cast their ballots f they have the right to vote here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19

Fires population Is estimated to have increased 60000 in the last three years,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19

Use of motorcycles in India is now increasing rapidly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19
52 Passed First
 Aid And 27 Took
 Advanced Course
Presentations Made By William BOies and Mrs. Donald McCOIam; Harry Grover and Catherine Brook In.
 structOrs; Recipients Mostly Married Women

wm. j. Baxter cOrrsspOndent- NaugstucE SOlS
 Naugatuck December 19 - total of 71 received certificates at the Red Cross Chapter House Wednesday night Of these 52 members of first aid classes and class Twenty-Five took the standard first aid course and 2 took the advanced course
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19
Borough Briefs

Naugatuck, Dec. l0 --- Andrew Rozen, of 50 Bridge street, Union City, end Regina Fatek Of 250 Wai- nut street extension, Waterbury, have filed wedding intentions rSI gently ct the ofiice Of Town Clerk Raymond J. St. John. They are to Do married Jan. 17.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-12-19

Corporal Charles EFricO, stationed at Fort Bragg, South Carolina, Is on furIOugh now and k visiting FeIa- lives on High StFee.. He will re. tuFn Dec. N,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Whitaker News
BY CORNELIUS REEVES

The Love feast and testimonial
services were conducted in a man
nerly way Sunday morning al
Campbell Chapel AME church.
Communion was held with the peo-
pie Of Inkstcr al the Smith Chapel
AME church. The Rev. Mr.. Evans
is pastor.
The Rev. Mr. Pinckney and con-
gregation Of Monroe worshipped
with Campbell chapel Sunday
afternoon.
Memorial Day brought many
people 10 the social given by Mrs.
j. H. Ledford All who attended
the social were positive to have
enjoyed themselves.
Alfred Freeman and family we're
weekend guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen entertained
during the holidays. Mr.. O. Gas
ton and Mrs. Sparks OF Ann Arbor.
also Mrs. Laura Thompson and
family OF Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Collins and
Mrs. Mollie Green OF Ypsilanti
spent a delightful holiday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Guy Collins.
couple from the Whitaker
young set seem to have enjoyed
themselves. at the session given al
the state fair grounds decoration
day so the report goes around.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
BATTLE CREEK
BY RrRY CHERRY

We'll, listen AT ms. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Moses Easley. 4l6 Maple. Dowagiac.
Mich. announce the engagement Of
their daughter Mary Ellen 10 Dear
cy l.. Morris, son OF Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Morris, 1ol Angel OF this
city. The wedding date has not been
set
Miss Jacquline Moore was hon
ored with party on her 18th
birthday by her auntie and uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs German Hicks. 16li2
Kalamazoo street Those present
were: Misses Edette Carter. Lor-
raine Carter. Mary l.. Miner. Leora
Fullerton. Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Henry. Mrs. Lillian Merrill and
George Grant. The evening was
spent playing games. Refreshments
were served.
The John W. Patterson Com
munity center associations nomi-
mating committee submitted names
of all IL member board of directors
at a meeting last night and an
nounced SIS charter members have
paid 81 fees. The association adopt
ed the report and appointed six
members TO committee TO con-
duct a membership drive to end the
first week in June. The board OF
directors includes Or. G. l.. Evans.
chairman. Mrs. H. Johns. George
Stovall, {. II Croos Mrs. VI. stew
ard, George Maxwell. the Rev. Will
liam Storrs. Mrs. John Morton.
Claude Johnson. d. j. Patton and
f. Guy. Members OF the member
ship committee are Mrs. Stewart.
Mrs. II Lane. Mrs. George Brown.
DR.. Evans. the Rev. MIR. Storrs and
Mrs. Ellen Bland. The directors
will choose treasurer and an adj
visory board later this month.
Mrs. Virginia Bray Miss Ruth
Merritt and Ernest Smith o. Idle
wild. Michigan visited Fort Custer
Sunday to visit Mrs. Bray's son,
Charles Bray.
Paul Wells has returned from
Bifely CCC Camp to resume work
here In the city.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Fairgrounds


The CITY Recreation department
Fairgrounds will open officially,
June o with the same locations be-
ing used. The school for play
ground workers will begin next
week nj the ST. John center. The
purpose OF the school is 10 give
the workers information concern
ing the theory OF playground oper-
alton and definite as we'll as prac-
tical information and material for
program building The school is
very important since so many
workers from the WPA have not
had previous experience in recrea-
ton work. The school will he In
charge OF Edward r. simmons. di-
rector and Edith Robinson. super
visor of women and girls activi-
fiee. The school will be OF three
DAYS duration.
The Cav 16 club will honor one
~ their members. Miss Evester
Steele. who graduates in june at
Graduation party. Thursday eve
ming. June :. This Is one annual
activity that the club observes
each year that one Of their mem
hers finish their high school
career
The Girl Scout Troop No. ITO Is
expentine grand time AT Camp
OFair Winds. MAY % The girls
are wishing good health 10 their
Assistant Leader. Mrs. Camnbell.
The girls enjoyed wonderful
trip to Saginaw last Saturday. This
trip was earned in the recently
closed Girl Scout Cookie Sale.
These are the girls that made the
trim: Bernice Brady. Iuanita
Mills and Alberta CLANCY. Mrs. o.
Broadway Is their able leader
The girls al the ST. John center
made beautiful hand-torned pap
or pictures this week. Mrs. O..
Broadway and Vivian Dent gave
the craft room a new coat OF
paint. which makes II pleasant
place in which 10 work.
Some Of Troop No. As went on
hike MAY cath with Ernest
Woods in charge The boys are
pas sing ssome OF their tests while
enjoying the great out-of-doors.
The boys left al $50 am. while
others Of their troop were to lazy
10 get out Of bed However, before
they can pass TO higher class
they must pass their tests. Wake
up hoys you are being left behind.
Get in the handicraft classes too.
Miss Georgia I.owery is doing n
splendid work al the Clifford ST.
center in daily handicraft classes.
The girls and boys are progress
ing nicely in their classes. She will
also help in conducting handicraft
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Inkster lettings
BY MADELINE DeFMs

old Koch, director OF music. Green
field Village. who sang solo. The
Senior class faculty and school
board were then presented by Miss
Schover.
An address was made by DR.. Eu-
gene B. Elliot. superintendent OF
public instruction who made some
interesting suggestions 10 the SEN
Tors.
Remarks were also made by John
Dancy, president OF the Detroit
Urban league and Mr.. Smith OF the
Juvenile court. A solo was also
sung by Thomas Shannon. senior.
A special gift TO the Senior class
from the Juniors was presented by
Edward Harris. The understand
ing and mutual we'll feeling be-
tween the faculty and students OF
the schools were evident in the
success OF the affairs sponsored by
the groups. Thanks and acknowl-
edgments were made 10 the parents
and guests. a very pleasant and
enjoyable evening was spent by all
who attended.
WOmack Temple
The Rev. Mrs. wisdom. district
superintendent OF Sunday school
was present at the Sunday school
and morning communion services.
Mrs. Wisdom spoke very encourag-
ingly to the group and outlined the
work that can be done to further
the spread OF Christianity In the
community.
The Rev. S. A. Sea spoke from
Galatians 2:1S. His subject was
Return Not to the Sin That Christ
vouchsafed TO Bring Us Out or"
He was assisted in the communion
by the Junior stewardesses.
Benjamin Dickson died at the
Sumby hospital Sunday morning
after a short Hines. He was a mem
Der OF Second Baptist church where
the funeral services will be held
Saturday morning az IL o'clock.
A chicken dinner given by Grace
Alma Temple No. SIS will be sold
at 1902 Spruce street on Saturday,
June Z. Tickets are on sale and
are thirty-fve cents per plate.
The practice house connected
with the high school held open
house on wednesday afternoon. On
exhibit were the pieces made by
the sewing class and arts and
craftsman group. Most outstand.
ing were the articles made by the
shop class. which included lamps
end tables, chairs and other beauti.
full pieces Of household furniture
The instructors are 10 be com.
mended for their splendid work
with these training classes.
Second Baptist
The pastor, choir and congre'
cation will he guests OF the Sacred
Cross Baptist church, Detroit Fri.
day. June 8. The Rev. NJ. L. Frank.
lin Il the pastor.
The Children's Day program
will be rendered next Sunday aft.
ernoon at pm. All are invited a.
a grand program will be rendered
All are invited TO attend the Sec.
ond Baptist church al any time
Assistant Pastor lee spoke lasi
Sunday on "The Kneli Of Doom.
The pastor administered the Lords
supper Sunday evenings.
Miss Christine Whitner IL Thu
church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
WHERE TO GO in ANN ARB0R

N- and Ms Edward Watson Of
Wooa'aNn street entertained a
fcv Of their friends AZ her homo
DE GRAFTON Dav a lovely supper
was served after which games
Ntge paved iv those present The
guest were Nr. and Mrs. Swecn-
~ ami iaDgh'er Betty Mr. and
tir 0.car Bennett Mr. and Mrs.
f'rei hovell Mrs Carrie Harris.
Nr and Ms Oscar Bennett MT
and MI frod Howell. Mrs Car
lie Har Nr and Mrs. J. r Har-
,ev All ftom Detroit; Mr.. and Mrs
renms from Cleveland: Mr and
alrs JcefHgr. Carter % Whii'aker.
Mich and Nr and Mrs Frank
Coope Nr and Mrs. Kenneth
Wayner ana Mr. and Mrs. w.
Copl.ch of Ann Arbor
Mrs q " Carpenter left the
Ci'v las' Tharsdav ~ automobile
% spend Decoration Dav with her
mother and friends in Muncie. Ind.
While away Mrs Carpenter will
sender two Dramatic Recitals one
r Calverv Baptist church in Nun
io on 1ne 2rd and mo other ~
he Baptist church a. ConnorsVillo
on the evening Of juno II Mrs
carpenter WAS accompanied by
Mr. Genieve Poteai
Clifford Rilouf formerly ~ Ann
Arhcr hut now living in CHICAGO,
rcn, mo week preceding the hol-
ifav with his wife and step-son in
Am Arhor Mr Ridout has return
ed 10 hicago whore he will he
joined by his family about June
10.
Last Sunday. Rev. Miles OF De-
troi' who has been engaged with
tho Ford Go organization spoke
AZ the Unitarian church under the
auspices OF the Liberal student
league. His subject concerned the
program ~ the Peoples Institute
NJ Applied Religion. share-crop-
per movement headed by Claude
Williams OF Arkansas but during
tho evening he gave his audience
mostly white some side-lights or
the Ford situation.
our sympathy 10 Mrs Kenneth
WARNER Of Hill street who IS SUI.
fer'ng from TWO broken toes fol.
lowing an accident in her home
TUESDAY, May %. To Mrs. Jones
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07

Mr., and Mrs. James Pace OF Hick-
DRY street are the proud parents Of
a baby girl. Shirley. Friends and
neighhors are glad 10 welcome
mother anf daughter home.
Senior Banquet
The auditorium OF the high school
was the scene OF the largest and
most successful AFFAIR sponsored
by the Senior class. The support Of
the community was evident The
tables we're beautifully decorated
in white and gold roses and green
ferns the class flower. A delicious
menu was served.
Miss Elfrida Schover. superinien-
dent OF school was mistress of
ceremonies. Presentation OF the
gift TO the school was made by
Jeremiah Show. president OF the
senior class and was accepted by
Gordever King president 81 the
school board. The gift. an"uprisht
grand piano was dedicated by Har-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
ECORSE NEWS
BY MILO CASTOR

The holidays brought its usual
amount Of brawls. There were sew
eral knife welding cases brought
before the judge last Monday
morning. Some received light fines
and other sentences were suspend
ed.
A number OF local people spent
the holidays visiting friends and
relatives in neighboring cities.
Yours truly and wife spent the
holiday in Chicago. Mrs. Willis was
in Flint.
Memorial day was a happy one
for the kids OF the c. j. Miller
school who were privileged 10 dive
into Il gallons OF ice cream donat-
ed by A. j. Cook. Lambert A. Pfeif-
fer. Walter Doliday. Rochelle
Davis and officer A.. Johnson.
Andrew hammock, Mr.. Brockman,
Mrs. Dorcas Hardeman. and Master
Pearson helped TO organize the
Buds who marched in the parade.
Ecorse is contributing greatly TO
the field Of higher education. In
addition 10 the 26 students that
will receive their diplomas in June
from the Ecorse High school, we
have two other students who will
receive their bachelors degree in
June, Miss Dorothy Taylor. the
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. Charles
TAYLOR Of 1884 14th street, will re-
from the University of Michigan
Jonathan +. Roach. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Patrick Roach will receive his
defree from Wayne university at
the commencement Exercises at
the olympia June ~ at $50. Mr..
Roach was member OF the varsity
debating team, member OF the
State championship team. He plans
10 work during the summer and
continue his education in the fall.
The Ecorse and River Rouge
branch OF the NAACP is sponsor
ing a weiner roast at Belle Isle
Saturday night. June Z. leaving in
front OF the Visgar library at 1880
pm.
The branch is now engaged in
It's annual membership drive. All
are welcome 10 membership in the
worthy organization.
Regular meetings are held every
Thursday night at the Beechwood
Community center. In these meet
inrs timely discussions are held on
the subjects that arc OF vital impor-
tance To the Negro. May we see
you there next Thursday night?
Tie Ecorse Goodwill club held a
wonderful meeting last Tuesday at
Twins hall. The next meeting will
be held Tuesday, June II at Irwin
hall at S pm.
vi. Zion Baptist
The Rev. G. A. Stevenson, pastor,
delivered the sermon Sunday morn
ing on the theme. III We Will.
Christ IS Master OF Our Service"
His text was from ST. John 21:5.
Two persons were added TO the
church. They were Mrs. Mary War
rem and Mrs. A. Robinson.
Those present among the visi-
! tors we're Mrs. Pearson, the Rev.
Mr.. Conner, J. W. Hill Mrs. G. Nc
Crca. and Mrs. Pheonia Fleming.
June S is Children's Day. During
the II am. services the Boy Scouts
Will be present and Bonnie Cas-
well will deliver few remarks.
The anniversary OF the church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
FLINT NEWS
A. TURNIPsEED. Representative 1902 Mai, g..

with Boy Scout Troop M A.
Rev. and Mrs. James ~
former pastor az Verno, CANS ~An
AME church is now oa.sor T,aaps
Michigan city. Indiana Wy q
weekend visitor OF Mrs nm us
Collins. Rev. Atkins and Rev M N.Y. y
VIII spend a few DAYS IN me- s.e
before returning home Rsv AZ.
VIII always be remembered
Flint for the splendid work \. i,
here. Hs cA
Robert Taylor vas killed !.
stantly driving back ~ Film, ~
Saginaw. Those Injured ., "ya
with him were Miss Mary wiling
and ]. c Butterfield They ,r. 'I
the hospital in Saginaw. Thslrs,.
dition Is reported fair.
Miss Frances chilsrev ~
Wayne. Indiana r. visi,ln, n.
Mrs. Harris OF AIS + We,lin,.aa
Miss Childrey Is grsaua,,
Fort Wayne college and il -.
pairing to take her post rrads,,.
course shortly ''4'e
The Lone Pine Inn 81.
strong. MANY were pressr, n...!
alton DAY and danced IN ne ms,
OF Mazella's orchestra The 49,.
outstanding factor an tho H..
Pine Is the pit cooked Bar.R.os.
and lovely dance floor Frsrvs..
is talking about the Lone Pin. !,
Davidson. and many ask Ne ~.
rons: Mr.. and Mrs Re,s NJ ...|
Mrs. Archie Parks Poster pha
lips. Hattie Phillips. Mrs D.,
James. l.. G. Harris. Georgia In,
son. Connie Harris. nal sn,s
Fred n Bradford Nr and NJ,
Jesse Kiegier Of the Pullman Bal
Shop.
Mrs VILLA Ford smith O, :,
Louis, Mo. is conduciirr ro,,.l
meeting at Vernon Chanel AVE
church Of which The Rev :
Lawrence Is pastor.
Miss Thelma Hill : rraaua,i,r
from Central High AID is ,h.si,.
ter of Miss Annabelie Hill. or,.
standing vocalist who Il TOURING
the country giving orcer's
QuInn Chapel
The pastor Rev " r Rhoner.
preached 10 the gradna'os and M
high students Sundav mornlrt
using for his text. Source n
Courage. In his discourse M,
pastor stated "Courage e thu
quality Of mnd which enables m.
10 encounter opposuor diiiicu.
~ or danger With fmiress o.
without fear or depression
The following graalsios vsr
present; Mary and lIesari.
Bibbs. Clara Branch Mama Hs-
rie. Glenora d Rhonenec. Gers
Washington. Relha nitharisnr
Mary Harrison. Nilhs Mae XIX
Mary Jane Smith. Richard Harrs
Edith verdun.
The pastor. Junior choir and
members worshirped a, Newnn
Chapel AME church SUNDAY az
ernoon in their Third Qnarisrl7
Meeting Union services: Rev E
f. Carr. pastor; Rev " r Rhor.
enee was the PRINCIPE speaker
The Quinn Chapel settlers GLIB
will meet az the home Of Ma
Rosa Carpenter. Tuesday Jgrs
End at 5 pm.
DR. James Hawkins has jasi
moved into his new home on Leh
street next 10 the Fairyiev school
where hundred Of spectators viii
see the lovely structure
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
SAGINAW NEWS
BY MRS. NJ. TOOMEY
Bethel AME

The Rev. c. Fearce de.veled a
erlehoid message al the IL am.
hour.
The pew rally drew a large audi
ence in the afternoon. Ladies OF the
Brown Vernon Legion Post turned
out as guests OF Mrs. Christine
Comes.
Final reports from the rally
were given at the evening service
with-the Rev. J. W. Boyer as prin-
cipal speaker.
A hearty welcome was extei. 4
Stanley Sims on his ] turn home
for the summer after beng in Indi-
ana. Mrs. Marie Poindexter also
returned home from three months
stay in Gary. Indiana.
Zion Baptist
The big Sunday school conven-
tion will be held June S and dele
gates from Texas, Tennessee
Mississippi, Missouri, South Caro-
lima and other states.
A large number OF persons en-
joyed the impressive message by
the pastor. the Rev. NJ. Toomey.
Music was furnished by the Senior
choir. The evening communion
service was conducted by the pas
tor.
The Usher board is sponsoring a
popularity contest Sunday, June Is
at 3 pm.
Thanks Friends
Henry Wagner, husband: Victoria
Desc, sister. and Detroit Harris.
brother: extend their many friends
deepest thanks for the kindnesses
shown during bereavement and
death Of the late Matte Wagner.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07

who Is seriously i'll al her home
on Green street. and 10 our erst-
while guest Miss Emma Speller OF
Fayetteville y c. who for the past
few DAYS has been the houseguest
Of Miss Virginia Wilson. The two
girls left Ann Arhor last Thurs
day for Miss Spoilers home due
10 the illness Of a sister The sis
Ter. | hear. Is much better and the
girls will return 10 tho CITY al an
carly date And 20 Mrs William
Simmons Of Packard street wo Is
III al her home
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Post Script

June is the time for congratula-
tions We congratulate the bride OF
the week. We congratulate kath-
leen Ellen Grayer and Katherine
Marie Pope, daughters of Donald
Grayer and Mrs. Iva Pope respec-
lively, who on Thursday. June s
viii graduate from the ST. Frances
do Sales high school. Rock Castle
Virginia. We also congratulate At
torney Francis Robinson on his
admission 10 the State Bar associ-
atom
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
YPSILAN7I
BY MRS. EUcENIA O'BANNOy
Brown Chapel AME


the morning message ana How
You ought 70 walk to Please God
was the evening message az Brow n
chapel ANE Pastor n. 6 Simmon.
was inspiring and Illuminating IN
both addresses.
Inc Alien christian End sol
Youth CONGRESS will meet n I.ans-
ing Michigan June 20 and - The
pastor aud Junior choir and lon-
greEat.on Viii render services AZ
Bethel AME church a. Adrian,
Michigan Friday. June s
The ladies OF Ruth chapter. 40
~ the OES and their guests vlii
hold their Easter Day celebration
at Brown chapel church sunday.
June E.
Tie Junior Missionary society
Will have a special speaker Tor
their effort sunday. June l.
81 John Day Will Re cclenrs'ed
sunday June p by 81 Andrew :
A. r O. VI Sc.
second Baptist
Pastor Gariher Robertson Vas tho
morning speaker TIE $500 rally
erdsd sunday Afternoon Nss Hat
tie Richardson Reported $40 Mrs
Nsnia Travis Sil5. Total arogIt
raised was $inp p5
On sunday June s The Ain- So.o-
mon Harmon SiHgers ~ Detroit
Will be prescnfsg in a mpslca. fesl
by group No. ~. A. Taylor IS cha..-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07

caught in an informal pore by
Richard Jeweit local photograph
or la front ~ the church they are
llef' 90 rishu Rev. Cotton Of
Jackson. Re-, ". l. Hunt OF Lam
sing Re,. y 4. Robertson Of Kali
amaSoo, rerYing president Rev.
G.. " Carpenter ~ Ann Arhor
Rev. T. l. Saddier OF Battle Creek
and Rev ctoitry ~ Bay City.
pros'ien'-clcc' Mex wear the
CONVENTION viii be held in Bay
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-06-07
Flint Classified Adj

McCann's Pharmacy. the Friend
ly Store. Prescriptions and Drur..
Z. Stewart, Phone $3.50 sna
St John St