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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
New Tiger Trainer Has Some Theories
X
,oc NETZ THINKS ovERWoRK CAUSES PITCHERS ARM TROUBLES

too much last year and II they
keep IL up, he'll have trouble. 1
just hope they'll use some
judgment.
81 know it's hard for a man.
ager to give boys like Feller
enough rest-especially when
pennant is at stake. But they
should. 1t would pay them in the
long run. Dizzy Dean is an out
standing example. He's coming
back now and I firmly believe
that with proper care he'll be
right back In the picture. School
boy Rowe Is already long way
back. I believe his failure in
the last World Series was more
mental than physical"
All Winter Doctor NemitZ ha.
worked on L. d. Meyer, the lac
who may back up Charlie Gehrin
ger this season. Doc lays all o
Little Dutch's trouble to football
His shoulder already Is
Iooser and I'm confident his
throwing will be much improved
this Spring. He was a great end
at T. c. u. and / saw him make
all the points in the Cotton Bowl
game of 1897. But 1t hurt his
shoulder muscles for baseball.
He's coming nicely now. So is
MOOty."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Iowa Wisconsin
Gain a Notch
In Big Ten
ny international News seryIae

Iowa and Wisconsin each gained
a notch in the Western Conference
race. The Hawkeyes
defeated Northwestern 50 TO Al.
at Iowa City take over fifth
place in the standings at the ex-
pense of Minnesota. while Wis
consin beat Chicago at Chicago, Al
to 3 Z. TO advance TO third place.
Michigan getting its first Big
Ten victory of the season after
four conference defeats. over
whelmed Minnesota, Al to "a, at
Ann Arbor. The Gophers have
now won two and lost two in the
conference wars. while Iowa, just
ahead of them, has won two and
lost one.
WisconSin's record now stands
at four victories and one defeat,
while Illinois, inactive, occupies
fourth place with three wins and
one loss. The two indicated
leaders in the race, Ohio State and
Indiana, both were inactive.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Wings toCdl[ UE
Defensendn
-AndCenter
By LEWIS WALTER

Detroits Red Wings are in dan.
ger of losing second place to-the
Boston Bruins tonight, but that
isn't b OF in & Manager Jack
Adams and his men very much.
-tha-I3y, ~ ~ Al-ii4ll -be-tFsins
to whip the New York Rangers
at Boston for The tMn- points
which would pull them past the
Wings ss- a tAia1r1s- wifi BIZ spudIng for
mon To keen his Team IN the Ma
tional Hockey League race. Second
place Is the least of his worries
right now.
Call No. ] is going to Herbie
Lewis. manager of the Indianapolis
CapitolS. 10 send up Dick Behling
to fill out the Detroit defense for
Friday nights battle with the
New York Americans here. When
Behling arrives, Detroit will have
four defensemen and won't have
to work Edible Goodfellow, Jack
Stewart and Jimmy Orlando over
time
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
JoeytMiehiie|ove
Whips G|dspY

Joey Miehielove. the seeking
Serb" today was further on his
way to another crack at the Mich
igan weller title, when he outboxed
Tom Glaspy in nip-and-tuck bat
tie that featured the opening Fair
view Gardens fight card.
Starting slowly as usual, Miehie-
love was tagging until the third
round. He opened up ferocious
attack toward the latter part OF
the heat and kept going.
Eddie Martin. Detroit, was given
the decision over Billy Starkell.
Buddy Waterman won over Rudy
Kozola in and Johnny Martin
kayoed Chuck Coward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
REQUEST CENTER

Call No. 2-also to Lewis--is
request for a center 10 fill the
gap left by the removal of Gus
Giesebrecht from the line with
sgd Howe and Mud Bruneteau.
Adams wants eitherConnie Brown
or Ken Kilrea. former Red Wings.
Adams expects both requests to
be filled and will keep the players
as long as he can. especially the
center because DR.. c. L. .Tomsu
club physician. yesterday ordered
Giesebrecht to bed for another
three days.
It will be the first start in a
Red Wing uniform for Behling.
the oh uNnk@ Kitchener tOnt)
youth who helped the Detroit
Holzbaughs win the Michigan
Ontario and United States ANA
teur championships last season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Today's Managers Are Quiet

Those who knew them always say the Charlie
Moore the Smans Sammy Pearlstens and others
which Mazro speaks managers in every sense
of the word
They much in the ring their fighters, even
though outside the They fought their fight
fights They rights and efs ducked
the high heavens about the
deal they getting the other fighter landing
to many lefts.
Managers today vastly different type Usually they
hold jobs elsewhere and fight
the side It's entirely different picture from
flower between the Urea
brothers. Clarence Rosen Tony Ross Walter Greyjak
Johnny Weber, Howard Mayberry and Curly Wlshur.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Special to THE DETROIT TINES

FORT WORTH. Jan. 81. -
Jerome Herman Dean, fresh-faced
as an apple pie. was in the wait
ing room swapping tales with
Jake Mooty of the Cincinnati Reds
and L. D. Little Dutch Meyer
of the Detroit Tigers.
In the sanctum. DR.. Gustav F.
Nemitz assaulted the flesh noun
tain that is Kenneth Little
Ziggy) Sears, son of the National
League umpire and promising
young catcher of the Yankee chain.
DOC" played the Sears anatomy
like an organist with all stops
out.
Although obviously in for a busy
morning. Doctor lIemitz took
time out between assaults to talk
about his new job as trainer Of
the Detroit Tigers. The appoint
ment was announced recently by
Walter O. Briggs, Tiger owner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
MI. Clemens, Mohawk
Feature Puck Card

Detroit Night Hockey League
will present a three-game program
in Mack Park tonight. with Mt
Clemens and Mohawks. Class AA
rivals. meeting in the feature title
at 9 o'clock. Class A games pair
Briggs and Mack at 7:30 and
Indians with SpitfireS at $50.
MohawkS defeated Americans.
4-3: St. Clair Shores whipped
Marines. To. and O'Neill Hoffnor
BANKED Cardinals, 60, in las
nights games.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Those RascaIs Made II Lively


sntloned men nave departed save one
Bert Connors. And Bert today insists
he can make more money catching run
away horses on Woodward avenue than
in the boxing game.
Mazroff comes to a point of almost
sobbing in his beer as he remembers the
maneuvers of such characters as Sammy
Pearlstein, Mike McNulty. Scotty Stra-
chan, Squawk Charlie, Al Werbe, Foster
walker, Scotty Monteith, Eddie Mead
and Mark Shaughnessy. He liked the
type rascally, conniving, sharp-shoot-
ing, wise and loyal. He tells you these
men, operating around Detroit in 1925
and up 10 1882 lsome still here, were
to boxing here what Ziegfeld was to the
Folies, White to the Scandals and
Carroll TO the Vanities.
They were charlatans and Illusion
ba onI o,,icI, 10 fnroiua Tbay
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Places to Get Belt Tickets

Tickets for the Midwesern Diamond Belt finals may be pur
Offices Olympia Detroit Times and the
VAR E-BeSt Candy store, Hamilton at Puritan.
One of the greatest fight Ompas history has been
arranged Thursday night with "a title bouts Champions of
four cities will be on hand They
Detroit Pittsburgh Milwaukee and Buffalo The eight win
will 60 to Boston
Ringsde and S110 The side ard end
65 and the entire balcony reserved
"A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Is Ready
To Weld Cue
International New. Service Wire

CHICAGO, Jan. q. = Willie
Hoppe will begin defense of his
world three cushion billiards
championship either Saturday of
this week or next Monday, it was
announced today as the 1871 title
tourney reached the ninth day in
its 31-day run.
Results or yesterdays matches:
Jay Bozeman so. Irving Crane &c;
Otto Reiselt, so. Herb Peterson
26: Allen Hall so, Paul Levin 81;
Clarence Jackson so, Joe Chamaco
40: Joe Moriarty so, Len Ken
ney AZ.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Soldier Fight
In Midwest Finals

BY EDGAR HAYES

of invading Midwest Diamond Belt finals
Olympia Thursday night will feel right at home He Serg
squad is heavyweight and IS
on fIrIough so he compete big tournament.
Cheering Sefridge Field ~he VIII
from all
support and all
until heavyveights start into action
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Toledo Still Unbeeien

TOLEDO. o. Jan. 21.-Toledo
U. five kept their winning record
by defeating West Vir-
ginia College. 1875. Toledo led oil
the way. Bob Gerber kept the
scoring lead in Ohio college race
by collecting IA points. or lSJ
total for the season.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Grea+est Fight Talent in Nation

longer local promoters have such Jimmy Brady
Sage Pete McCuskey Mcachan George Lawson Pete
Firpo McGaw Sid Barbarian Joey Schwartz fighting
nsanely for a chance out of town boy.
All of these Detros boys and all products
of local clubs.
In that era from 1929 1892 possibly had the
greatest local fight talent the nation Most of the
veterans say They keep rafting off that
Johnny Mello Russell Bradford Phil GusmanO Joey Inges
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
HAPPY TO RETURN

"Sure, I'm tickled TO DEATH"
said the doctor, making the
Sears bones crackle like a wood
fire. 1--WE been working on
athletes for 90 years now and
I'm very happy to be back with
Detroit. The Tigers are great
fellows and fine players. Just
take a look at that autographed
picture of Birdie Tebbetts i got
recently"
Docs office is full of pictures Of
athletes. His prize. however, is a
shot of the 1910 Tiger team with
autographs. 1t hangs in a promi-
nent place in his inner office.
Doctor Nemitz learned his pro-
fession in Germany and later in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
EASTERN DIVISION

WEDNESDAYS GAMES
Buffalo at Indianapolis.
Providence 81 Pittsburgh.
Springfield 1t Hershey.
New Havea NJ Philadelphia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
Bows Club Six Wins

Don McClosky scored two goals
to lead Boys Club to SD decision
over Marcellus in an Inter-City
Hockey League game at Olympia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21

Milwaukee and Chicago after
coming to the United States in
1911.
81 started working on athletes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21

IN Inc opening sldIILd, dIOIIIsdH
which BANKED the visitors without
a field goal throughout all but
the last Two minutes OF the second
half. This choking defense was
the best demonstration the VOL
.YerineS- haVe-Staged- since they
opened the season with a 42-l4
win over Michigan State.
1t was Michigan's first triumph
in six starts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
HOCKEY
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WESTERN DIVISION

TUESDAYS GAME
Rangers At Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
TIMELY AID

Ruehle poured in three points
to give Michigan 40 lead after
four minutes of play, and when
Minnesota climbed even with a
pair of buckets. after six min
utes were gone. he countered with
good free toss to regain the
edge.
When the G oph ers staged a
brilliant spree and seemed well on
their way to a decisive half-time
edge, Rnehle again found the
range. His two successive field
goals tied the count at Hall with
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
HERE TOMORROW

All of the visiting boxers will be
in town by tomorrow evening.
They will make their headquarters
at the Tuller Hotel. The "a Wis
itors will be paired with the eight
Diamond Belt champions from De-
troit in the semifinal card of 16
bouts. The finals will follow imme-
diately, making it a 24-bout pro-
gram.
Tickets are on sale at three To-
cations in Detroit. They are avail
able at The Detroit Times, Olynn-
pia and the Vair-E-Best Candy
Store, Hamilton at Puritan. Ring
side and center arena seats are
S1.10. The side and end arena seats
are 65 cents and the entire bal
cony is reserved at "A cents.
Four cities, Detroit, Buffalo,
Pittsburgh and Milwaukee, are
entered in the Midwestern finals
and the eight winners will leave
Saturday night for Boston and the
National Diamond Belt tourna-
ment. Last year, Detroit won the
tournament with four of the eight
championships.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21

lists beggars and kings quick to hate and quick TO forgive
were YOU have believe kin boxing and the spirit of its
They lived drank the sport wherever they wer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
HAS A CHAMPION

Harry Keck. sports editor of the
Pittsburgh Sun Telegraph, wires
from that city that he has the
new Diamond Belt heavyweight
champion. He is Frank Barbosky,
a rugged coal miner with profess
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21

methodcai blond senior shot the Michigan cage machine
into frst-haf GopheTS After his timely points
nCfanz chIoan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21

Mazrof monopoly OF Mike Jacobs The great
game, Nothing said against Mr. Jacobs person
ally that tied of the best fighters
fights any great importance be staged anywhere
without Jacobs being in the promotion.
You can't help but listen when Mazroff, who expresses
himself amazingly WELL tells the of big business in
boxing has driven the personality of the its color its
drama.
Boxing he contends has become cold steey wretchedy
ominOus pail echoes through
the halls where boxing its fes bloOd-the small clubs
longs days Harry Tuthll Charlie Moore
Archie Silman Bert Benny Ray of the days
when Detroit boxing alive with personality color and the
real rivaes that existed between local fighters and
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21
RuehLe's Points
Timely 6rsM5

Ann ARBOR Jan 2-Geoge Ruehe former Detroit Central
High stepped the style TO Which he is
and largely result Michigan
celebrating Big Ten victory of the season today
"a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-21

Then it will be their old buddy,
Joe, who will get all their support.
Joe is sergeant at Fort Dix,
174th Regiment, 44th- Division.
Joe has a fine collection of titles,
the city A. A. u. light-heavyweight
and heavyweight crowns, Diamond
Belt heavyweight and 44th Divi-
sion heavyweight laurels.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-19
SAGINAW NEWS

The Duke and Duchess Social
club wishes 10 thank its many
friends for the grand support given
their raffle April S. Mrs. Isabelle
Bailey is president; Opal Sanders
reporter
All members were present al the
regular meeting Of the Duke and
Duchess club April at the home OF
the president Next meeting will
be al the home Of Mrs Naomi
Gaines. 1916 Carlisle street The
hostess served delicious repast
Mrs. Opal Sanders Is club reporter.
Zion Baptist
An impressive review OF the Sun
day school lesson was given by
Supt. j. b. worthy An Easter pro-
gram was rendered Easter eggs
were given all children and adults
A large crowd enjoyed the morn.
ing services and heard the message
by the pastor. the Rev. VI. Toomey
One person <9ined church
Lovely music WAS furnished by
the Gospel chorus and was aug.
mented by the display OF lilies. tu-
lips roses and gardenias given by
Mrs. c Bush. Mrs A. p. Price and
Mrs NJ Toomey
The Senior choir rendered the
cantata- King n Glory" in the eve.
ming, The Harmony Eight assisted
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-19
With The Churches
Christian Science

limo NJ Atonement' VIII be
'Doeu ,11, q, the lesson-sermon In
he s cSyIs,ian Science churches
81 .S the world on sunday
April 20 ,1 cor ks, Is:
IN. .I,vrs are OF God. who hath
AN . '%le us to himself by Jesus
Iseo recon- and hath given TO US the
c u11isiry Of Of reconciliation" 49,
n'n''" .u Tho Bible citations is this
AnOas Matthew SIT. 2o)
passes ~, that / am come TO de-
Tan, me law or the prophets: |
suOs y, -" como 10 destroy but to ful-
am y" Tor say unto you, That
u, n ~ ,our righteousness shall ex-
e. ..s he righteousness OF the
9' '.'s.s and Pharisees. We shall IN
s =. ,sse enter into the kingdom Of
heaven. xo.a
correlatlye passages 10 be reao
eV' me CHRISTIAN Science text
nOn science and Health with
l ooO'' - The scriptures" by Mary
ny Fddy include the following
pm Ok implicit faith in the
1.p. W ne ana an the emotional love
:. e,n hesiow on him. will never
' :, make us imitators OF him.
w. T.. mist 70 and do likewise. else
W arc not improving the great
s,s.sipgs which our Master worked
"a suffered 10 bestow upon U.S.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-19
First Baptist

The Rev r b, Black, pastor OF
~ First Baptist church, southwest
NJ wishe. to express his graf
,.nse FOR the courteous and kind
,esr,lon given to him by the en-
r.. ran 81 the Trinity hospital.
Or c o. Saulsberry tended his
case
The Rev p. B. Black is now re-
,orerine III bis home, PIT Lawn
s,ls street He was brought home
s.mrday April 5 He desires the
,raysrs Of an Christian friends.
The senior choir took charge OF
he SUNDAY morning services during
vhieh they presented their Easter
,snla,a THE Mystery OF Easter.
Services we're we'll attended.
The Junior choir presented their
Easter caniata Sunday morning at
Il o'clock.
TIE First Baptist church is To-
e,ied AZ 7sl2 Gould street, South
xss' Detroit
yarnard Ransom is church re-
-..to~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-19
St. Paul, Southwest

Easter services at ST. Paul, South
west Detroit. was conducted by
Pastor S. s. Harris who spoke on
THE Cali to Service The Rev. |.
Smelling was among the visitors.
The Queens Carnival" closed
Palm Sunday. Sixty-seven visitors
were present Mrs. Bertha Barnes,
who brought In SIS, was crowned
queen" by Mrs. Harris and At
torney II. l.. Dudley.
The following amounts were
brought in by other contestants:
Mrs. lnez Woodruff. s6s05 Mrs.
Essie Adams, $3.50 Mrs. jose
phine Cash. $3.50; Maggie Mccain.
S3S.16. Mrs. Sallie Peart $50. Mrs.
Ida vivians. IS. Total raised was
$321.3S; grand total for the day,
S3S616
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-19
GOSPEL CHORAL UNION

The union held Its inspirational
meeting Sunday. April 90 al st.
Peters AME Zion church. Yemans
al Charest streets. Hamtramck.
The Rev Mr.. Metcalf is pastor. A
large audience is expected TO wit
ness the program.
All members are urged to be pres
ent at the meeting Saturday at
which time the program will be
gone over and convention details
will be discussed. August will be
here in no time.
Sunday night the Hutchins Trum-
peteers and other singers will be in
a program al New Salem Baptist,
corner Dubois and Illinois streets.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-19
State Council
Holds Annual
Affair

Last sunday the Council OF De-
alterations OF the orient OF Michi-
gan consisting OF Wolverine Con-
sistory No. OF Detroit. and PENN
sula Consistory No. "A OF Lansing
of scottish Rite Masonry. held
their annual deliberation in the
eabutiful Cathedral and home OF
Capitol Lodge No. 6. +. & AMP II.
A. and Peninsula Consistory.
Business OF vital importance was
discussed and many plans laid for
future improvements OF the order.
Among the many who attended
were:
Iii Il. w ]. jeffrey. 33 degree,
Depty OF the orient: III. Walter W
Dean. SO. H. Charles Z. Williams
80; III. B. A. Bristol. 80. Ill
George ". Lewis 33: III. c. Henri
Lewis 3s: Ill. Edw Del. Allen. 49,
secretary OF Detroit. III II. York
Harrison. 35. secretary OF PENN
sula. Flint Ill. John W. Moore. 80
Flint; ILL., G. r. Williams, 33. Ian
sing Ill Andrew w. Dungey 80
Lansing s p Rev. Floyd Harris
so; Ill. commander in c. Wolver
inc. S. p waiver J. Stewart. 80
Ill. Command in G. Peninsula; s
p. Richard Moore. 49, Flint: S. p
Leon B. Miller. 80 Detroit; s p
Haywood CAN'T 32. Detroit; SIP
John T. williams. 80. Detroit; SIP
Hesper A. Jackson. 80. Flint, S.P
James wallace. 90. Grand Rapids
SIP. John T webb 80, Detroit; SIP
Charles Hill. 80. Muskegon, S.P
George Wilson. 80. Detroit; SIP
James G. Davis. 80. p Ill. c. in c.
Detroit SIP. Percy w Sullivan
80: S.P. Walter Collins. 81. Lansing
SIP. Frederick Dorsey. 80, Lansing
After all business was taken care
OF, a sumptuous feast was enjoyed
J and after singing Bless BE the Tie
That Binds" each left for their sew
eral homes declaring 1t the bes
Council Of Deliheration ever held
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-19
Pontiac News
By +. p. HARRIS

PONTIAC Mich.--One OF the gay
est affairs OF Pontiac was a buffet
supper gHen Saturday. March 20
in honor Of Mrs S. l. Boyd prom
inent beautician
The coy home as 33 Hubbard
court was beautifully decorated
with fresh cut roses and sweet peas
AID lilacs given by her son l.. Pen
ton Mr.. and Mrs. Sargent were in
charge OF The serving
Fifiy-two persons partook Of
most delicious menu
Guests weres Mr. and Mrs r.
Walden. Nj. Barnes Mr. and Mrs.
Jones. 5 Curry. Mr. Moore. Mr..
Bailey Mr.. Rastcll. ali 81 Detroit:
Mr.. and Mrs Rrandeu Mr. z.
Smith Mr. Sargent Mr. Harris.
Mr.. Allen. Mr. Moore all OF Flint;
and Mr.. and Mrs + Davis Nj and
Mrs NJ 6 Baker Mr. and Mrs.
Snead Mr. and Mrs Parf Mr.. and
Mrs a. Steward Mr. and Mrs. r.
STAFF Mr. and Mrs Dowridch.
James Jackson L. Lane Mr. White.
! Mr.. and Mrs r Byrd Mr. and Mrs.
l.. Austin. Mr. McLain. Mr. and Mrs.
I Gullatte H Bullatie Mrs l..
Zebbs Miss vivian Scott. Mrs.
Marybell Scott Mrs Agnes Boyden,
Mrs S c Smith. Mrs. l.. Crump,
Mrs A. Morris. Mrs. Purkie Keaton.
Mrs L. Robertson Mrs. V ". John
son. Mrs A. c Nichols Mrs c II.
Burnes Mrs s MILAN Mrs S.
MILAN Mr. and Mrs Taylor Mr..
Biggs W Carr and II Jones
Musical numbers were furnished
by Miss Scott pianist l. Penton,
bass violin Michigan Harmony
Pals and the Elite Jubilee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-19
Windsor Neus
By ErrIE KERsEY

Friends OF Mrs. Sherman Mellow
ell extend their sympathy IN the
sudden death OF her sister, Mrs.
lone Cobb OF Romeo Mich. April
8.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Talbot and
son OF Toronto were Easter week
end guests OF Mr.. Talbot's parents.
the Rev and Mrs Henry Talbot OF
Lillian street.
Joint Good Friday services we're
held in the BME church in con-
junction with Tanner AME First
Baptist. and the Church OF God In
Christ The BME church also held
sunrise services Easter Sunday
morning
The windsor Art and Literary
club attended the Ford Sunday Eve
ming Hour on Easter night
DR. and Mrs Roy Perry we're
hosts 70 Rex ingram and other
members OF the cast OF Cabin in the
Sky" which PLAYED for the past two
weeks al the Cass theater A de-
lightful lunch was served after
which the party visited the SAM
forum. Those present were Dr.
and Mrs. o P Chatters. Mrs L.
DeShields and Mrs. NJ Harrison
Dr. c. Perry OF Toronto AMI.
church was a visitor 10 Dr. o. r
Chatters OF Maranteity avenue His
son. Lloyd. accompanied him home
for Easter.
Friends and relatives journeyed
20 Buxton for the two weddings
this past week. Ethelda Robins
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Fred Rob
inson. was married TO Leslie Shadt
OF Merlin Saturday April 5. The
reception was held Wednesday
April ..
Miss Ilene Prince daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Prince and Joseph
Shadd repeated their VOWS April
III, The Rev. Mr. Talbot officiating
Both weddings took place in the
homes OF the brides parents
Jack Land. son OF Mr. and Mrs
Harry Land OF Mercer street died
Friday. April II
Easter parade was pronounced II
military trend Many soldiers or
leave were seen at church services
Ira White OF Camp Petawaw'
near Montreal was house guest o
Mr. and MIS- George white OF Nc
Dougall street
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-19
Peoples Baptist

Pastor Royal preached 1.-THE
Wonderful Christ" The Junior
choir sang. The pulpit was decorat-
ed with different kinds OF flowers
and the auditorium was filled TO ca
pacity.
The public is invited TO attend
the services held nightly until April
20. A banquet will be held at noon
April 21.
Verlia Mae Berry is church re-
porter.
The Male chorus OF the Peoples
Baptist will appear on the program
with the Live Wire Gospel singers
Saturday night, April 49, The Rev
W. NJ Matthews will be the guest
speaker The Rev. j. B. Brown Il
manager.