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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
Time. stan Correspondeni

LANSING. Jan. miss Helen
Bolton. q. Michigan State College
coed pilot from Detroit, today was
ready to resume her flying career
following a spectacular crash near
Williamson last night.
Although her small Aeronlca
training ship was a mass of wreck
age. Miss Bolton came through
the accident with only a few
scratches on her face. The plane
is beyond repair
Participant in the college flying
program sponsored by the Civilian
Aeronautics Board. Miss Bolton
was returning from Flint last
night following a flight test there
when she lost her bearing.
Confused by a light beam over
williamson. Is miles southwest
of Lansing. Miss Bolton thought
she was over Capitol City Airport
here and attempted 20 land.
She was settling the ship for a
perfect landing when she crashed
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
BRISTOL ABLAZE, NAILS SAY
International News service Cable

International News Service Cable
BERLIN, Jan. a. - Smashing
aerial attacks against the British
city of Bristol were announced to-
day by. the German high command.
Tremendous fires and explosions
were visible in the wake of the
assault which brought bombs of
all calibers raining down on the
city, according to the high COM
mand.
Earlier. authoritative quarters.
reviewing the Bristol attack, said
more than so large conflagrations
were observed by German pilots.
German planes also bombed the
ports of Southampton, Weymouth
and Dungeness, but on a smaller
scale, German sources said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
Grew Expected Seen
For Report on laps

TOXIC. Jan. i.-UNS)-Beliei
is growing in Washington that
Joseph c. Grew, American ambas-
sador to Toxic, soon will return
to the United States to report to
President Roosevelt on Japanese
American problems, the newspaper
Nichi Nichi said today in a dis
patch from the American capital.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
Youth, IS, Confesses
Betty CRADLE Threat

WASHINGTON. Pa. Jan. A.
GNS )-Eighteen-year-old James
w. Porter has confessed. Omen
said today, that he authorized the
extortion letter. signed The Yell
low Hornet" which demanded ST.
600 from film star Betty Cradle
under threat Of injury TO her.
The youth. who attended high
school for a year and has no previ-
Gus police record. admitted sending
Is similar yellow Hornet" notes
to four residents here, in one OF
which he demanded 5000, the
Omen said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04

President Roosevelt probably would
about IL the world he reading the Old
Farmers Almanac Nothing such deep that
world such II is Is still going concern Edwin G Hill
discusses the latest edition of the almanac its hundred
forty-nnth Page 49,
Hats being designed complement the fashionable
hair styles Jane Cochran tells her feminine readers
Page Z.
said that ASCAP title TO good
popular library, and
that would this portion Of its store Peger
his discussion of the present radio fight Page 1S
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
BREMEN. BRISTOL BOMBED
People
In The Spotlight
Expecting Baby

Jan. 4. llNSJ
Jane Wyman.
beautiful blond
screen actress,
entered Queen
of the Angels
Hospital today
10 keep a date
with the stork.
She is the
wife of film
actor Ronald
Reagan. T h e Y
w ere married
Jan. 26. 1910.
She retire d
[ G m p o r a r lily
from the screen
several months
ago TO await
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04

Illness VIII
prev Mt the
) c h cduled APP
pc arance of
Winifred Heidi.
soloiSt, tonight
with the De-
troit Symphony
o c h s I ra in
Masonic Audi
forum. Mrs.
Heidi was taken
10 Cottage Hos
piial in Crosse
Pointe suffering
" 18th influenza
and the threat
Of pneumonia.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
Berg Off Tomorrow
For 2-Week Vacation

Police Supt. Louis L. Berg will
leave the city tomorrow for a
two-week vacation trip to New
Orleans. Police Commissioner
Frank D. Gamma appointed Chief
of Detectives Paul II. Wencel act
ing deputy superintendent during
the superintendent absence.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04

monies OF the
L + e. ) j d c nt'S
third inaugural
but he /
keep the same
fur coat she
wore four years
ago
The first lady.
Sclec ting the
ireSses . accord
ing to a patri-
ttlt bltiilc, pun
c h a : @ d on g
4 IN e rio cana
red. one rose
,r.Hf4A uagt a.A
Of w hit @
- -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
'HlOndie' Married

II O l. l. Y
WOOD, Jan. 4.
Il y s.
Penny Single
ton. "Blondie"
OF the movies,
a n d r o b ert
Sparkes. fila
producer. were
h o n eynooning
in II hollywood
today after a
sui u lNt - = "
Y ears d a Y
m aria & e at
Goldfield, New.
She ~ a re-
Gently divorced
from DIR. l.
Scroggs Single
ton. Hollywood
.f.-s,t
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04

ground. a distance of approx
mately 80 feet.
Although her plane was total
wreck. Miss Bolton stepped from
il practically unscathed. She
walked to a neighboring farm
house and received first aid treat
ment from a Williamson ply
Sician.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
-MReeenf Recovering
From Facial Infection

ANN ARBOR, Jan. david
II. Crowley, University OF Michi-
gan regent, is recovering today in
University Hospital, where he has
been confined as the result of a
serious facial infection.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
IVA Ups Paw for 10000

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Jan. A.
(INS)-Tennessee Valley Author
ity officials announced today wage
increases totaling $1,0o0,000 an
nually to affect more than TO-
600 employees throughout the Ten
nessee Valley. The increases came
in a new agreement between the
IVA and the Tennessee Valley
Trades and Labor Council.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
Snow, 10 Above
Due for Detroit

Light snow for today and a cold
snap that will send the mercury
down to 10 to Is degrees above
zero tonight were forecast for De-
troit by the weather bureau.
Snow flurries are expected to
continue most of today. The mer-
curry will start down tonight, with
continued cold due tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
$250,0O0 New Britain Fire

NEW BRITAIN Conn, Jan. 4.
S250,000 fire of I'M
determined origin swept throughsa
section Of New Britain's business
section, last night. damaging the
three-story Clifton Hotel and gut
ting the interior of ixCstores.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04

HOUSE b III q HHs. HUUNtN III
She donned the dresses and walked
across a platform while reporters
and photographers covered" the
event az a Fifth avenue depart
ment store.
OF her broadtail fur coat. She
said
II hope this coat will serve so
long as we are i'm Washington"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
in THE
NEWS
Saturday Symposium
HAVE PITY, GUNS

Haze pity, guns, the ttOUer
OF mdnkpind
Lies huddled IN q trench
beyond that hill.
Bewildered, they alcdit
their tragic hour
Quite free from hatred
or the last to kill;
Poor 1Oretched papns, some
homesick and afraid,
Hare Grey, guns,
they're much too young
to die.
Their broken bodies scat
tered DER the field,
while i0dthSOme shod-
olcs circle IN the SKY.
OH! Thundering guns, fail
silent 1Chile goa hear
A million mothers Weep-
ing IN despair.
Poor torn hearts WIto cry
aloud TO God.
In utter anguish, their
pathetic prayer
4 prayer Of hope-f0r they
must cling 10 hope,
Or all THIS carnage UH
hare been an rain,
That 9edr and hatred U,H
gjre cdg 10 peace,
And Christ may W0ik tbs
troubled earth again.
MARTIN r. OWEN /;
800 Lafayette Bldg.
Detroit, Michigan.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Dee. %, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
READY TO LEARN

know about the business" he
said, but I arr ready 10 learn.
Governor Van Wagoner's policies
will he carried out in the most
minute detail"
Dotsch. former state senator,
said he will move to Lansing 70
devote all the time possible TO the
commissions business.
IL have few ideas which
hope can be put into effect" he
said. but perhaps they won't
work. will promise only one
thing-there will be an honest
administration and there won't
be any funny business.
"My office will he open 10 all
legislators ut any time. I know
the problem they formerly had
in getting in to soc the commits
sion members. That's going to
change"
DotSch said there will be numer-
Gus changes in the commission
personnel. indicating that practi-
cally every department head hired
during the Republican administra-
ton will be replaced
In order to get rid Of dead stock
on commission shelves. il was in
dictated the state may conduct an.
other bargain sale of little known
liquors similar TO the one held
during the Murphy administration
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
SIiqht Quake in East

WESTON, Mass. Jan. 4 ms
The seismograph station al
Weston College today recorded a
minor earthquake in the vicinity
of Ossipee, ". II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
NaZi Port
Reported
In Flames
International News Service Cable

LONDON, Jan. 4.-The entire
industrial area of Bremen, great
German seaport and manufactur-
ing center, was left a sea of
flames" by last nights smashing
Raj bombing attack-the third
in as many nights-the British air
ministry announced today.
The latest raid on Bremen set
up huge new sheets of flame in
the city and created havic among
Nazi war industries, which will re-
main crippled for some time, the
ministry said.
Bombs literally were showered
on the German city in the third
consecutive British attack. which
was as heavy if not heavier than
the previous two fire-kindling as
saults.
INCENDIARY BOMBS
An air ministry communique
stated:
aircraft of the bomber COM
mand last night attacked the
Industrial area of Bremen.
1.-THE attack was made under
conditions of good visibility and
the target area repeatedly was
hit with large mad medium-cali-
Der bombs and many incen-
diaries.
Eighteen red fires Mere seen.
four of which were larfe, while
Ountless white fires were
started.
aircraft arriving ovr the tar
get area later found sea of
flames.
zone British aircraft is miss
ing"
OLD FIRES STILL RAGE
The air ministry added:
at Is understood the British
pilots found the fires started
Wednesday night still burning.
Bremen is the first German
town to receive such cOncen-
trated and sustained attacks"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
Keeping The Coaf

NEW YORK. Jan Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt has three new
dresses 10 wear during the cere-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04

Gen. Hugh $. Johnso
"America's Fighting Thinker"
Writes Daily for the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04

ihtsbuf~ut Ia.
Dear Sir:
I hatr- just been reading to-
nights "In the News" by the
great i4+4trf-tfr1ia riun who il so
greatly concerned over the suffer
ings of horses In Hollywood, MIR.
William Randolph Hearst. Tonight
the birrJfing heart il stirred by
the hatred of England's ruling
classes for the Duke VI Windsor
whom they forced To abdicate the
throne. Mr. Hearst says. 'because
he wished 60 marry beneath his
station"
Edward was iDrced 10 choose
he1Meell The throne and the
woman he loved" not because she
was 81 American or beneath his
station" but because she was twice
Glvoreec The position OF the
Church Of England il identical
with TIT OF the Roman Catholic
Church. on the matter OF divorce
Both are absolutely uncompromis-
ing perhaps rightly 80.
Y Thu King ~ England happens 10
be, by virtue oi hi, office. the
t,tular head Of The church. When
he IS invested with the insignia ol
h.s Office at the coronation the
first item pat on i surplice OF
2 priest in The Church Of England
The difficulty pf having the head
81 the church married 20 4 woman
iced,sorccI should be apparent
"a anyone except Americas great
n urualisi.
wish that he were ~ con.
cerncd over the welfare of womcr
and babies who are bombed
nightly in England and allowed "a
perish from hunger and cold on
the continent, particularly if the,
happen to be- 81 Jewish racial
stock. as he Is over Hollywood,
horses. lie might tone down hi,
nauseaiing anti-British and pro.
Nazi propaganda \ couple oi
years ago he was rejoicing in the
suffering inflicted On women ant
babies by Frances Noors aided
and abctfcd by German and ItaI.
ian b6mbcrs in Spain.
li's shame that your really
Interesting and in some respect,
truly grand newspaper should pur
sue such a reprehensibIe editoria
policy. '1n the News" is an insult
To intelligent people everywhere
God speed the day when IL shall
be no more.
Cordially yours.
HARRY y PRICE
J.. :. really mean the "cor
daily YOURS" for I do not hold No,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
FOLLOWED AIR ATTACK

The tank-supported charge of
the Australians that punctured part
of Bardia's defenses followed a
tremendous 24-hour aerial bar
rage.
Can official London announce
ment described this aerial as
sault as one of the heaviest air
attacks yet carried out in the
Middle East, 1t added that the
British bombers suffered no cas-
ualties.)
The penetration of Bardia's ring
of defenses by the husky fighting
men from Australia heralded what
was believed to be a final, decisive
frontal attack on the important
Italian base and seaport. designed
TO occupy the town and annihilate
or immobilize its remaining de-
tenders.
Throughout Wednesday night
and Thursday waves of planes
hammered Bardia and other Raj
squadrons sped 700 miles west
over Libya, blasting shipping in
Tripoli harbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
5000 Italians
Captured al
Bdrdid
BY w. p. SAPPHIRE


CAIRO. Jan. Capture of
1000 more Italian prisoners at the
Libyan stronghold of Bardia,
where defenses were cracked and
split apart by charging Australian
shock troops, was announced by
the British high command today.
An official statement said;
Operations are developing
successfully at Bardia. So far
5000 prisoners have been cap
tured."
Since 10000 Italian troops pre-
viously were reported trapped at
Bardia. it now appears the Fascist
garrison there has been reduced to
$1,000 men or less. In addition the
recent terrific British artillery and
aerial commandments of Bardia are
presumed to have taken a consid-
cradle toll.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04

tCoutinacd on Next Page. Col. 81
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-01-04
Board
On Sipshod
Methods

LANSING. Jan New men,
bers of the liquor control commits
sion have been ordered to clean
out" the department TO makesway
for widespread changes in policies.
buying and distribution systems by
Gov. Murray ID. Van Wagner.
The governor summoned his
chairman, John w. Miner of Jack
son. and his new member, James
ID. Dotsch of Garden. to outline
what he expects of them in con-
Quoting the states monopoly.
"They won't take office until
the Senate confirms them" the
governor said. "but when they
do expect them to inaugurate
An open door policy.
"The people expect to be able
10 buy the merchandise they
want and I believe I have the
men who viii. be able to give Ii
TO them. want the place
cleaned out and I expect them
to be capable Of doing It,"
NO DEAD INVENTORIES
One Of the first things the gov
ernor said he viii insist upon is a
business administration which will
keep out items which are not in
great demand. lie said he will not
tolerate dead inventories" and
slipshod distribution 10 state stores
and s. ID. DIS.
Il expect to get lot of advice
from study groups who have
looked into similar setups in
other states" he said. There is
room for great deal OF i'm
provement on almost every
line"
Orrin A. DeMaSS. present chair
man. has offered 10 resign as
titular head of the commission. but
will remain as a member. the gov
ernor revealed. An organizational
meeting will be held probably late
next week. after the Senate con-
firms Miner and DotSch.
Miner. who had to resign as a
member of the corrections COM
mission TO accept his new post.
said he intends TO take over his
new job with an open mind
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
Crusaders Open Drive
To Get Traffic Light
At Beaubien-Warren

4 parade from the headquarters
" the crusaders. 552 T.. Warren. 10
King Solomon Baptist church. 1866
Alcxandrino. and successful mass
meeting, included the campaign Of
the club 10 obtain a traffic light az
Warren and Bcaubien.
The parade was headed by the
Tom Phillips Bnrgle Corps, fol-
lowed by marchcrs carrying han
ners reading Fight for light"
There were q large number OF auto
mobiles in the parade, decorated
with banners. "A light at Death
Corner"
Or. +. G Boddic. president VI the
crusaders. vas the principal speak
cr AT the mass meeting. We Of the
Negro race will never accomplish
our aim pursosc II We allow our
selves to be indifferent to the prob
lens confronting us he said We
must make America aware that the
Negro has possibilities and intends
70 use theme TO his advantage"
Members OF the club carried their
hsht to tho Common Council Tues
day morning
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
NORTHWEST DETROIT
SOCIAL AND BUSINESS ACTIVITIES

Mrs Nellie Riley one OF Cleye-
lands popular club and church
women. WAS in the city last week.
She was The guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. j. Crumm Of llcne street. Mrs.
Riley was taken on a sight seeing
tour the city an visited Ford
plant. Joe Louis S Sprnghiil farms,
Canada and other places in
this area Mrs. Riley has feturned
home.
Mrs Maudie Lucas and daughter
ter. OF Florida Will spend a month
in Detroit with relatives and
friends. Last week, they we're
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Lucas. Of Cherrylawn street
Mr. and Mrs. walter Sears and
daughter. Miss Ollie Smith. OF
Parkside street want their friends
to know they Will spend a ten day
vacation with relatives and friends
in Nashville and Chattanooga
Tenn. and Cochran Ga
Mrs Leona .anlon. Mrs. Georgia
O'Neal. Of Parksido street visited
Nashville, Tenn, last week on bust
ness. They have returned.
Mrs. Hattie McGennis, Of Park
side. is III at the Pontiac hospital
Rev. and Mrs Hardwick. OF s.
Mile road spent a week in Chicago
and also attended the National
BAPTIST convention in Cleveland.
Ohio.
Rev Mr.. Zicglcr. Of West Nir-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
Fred Hart Williams
Named President Of
Detroit Musicians

Fred Hart Williams was elect
cd president OF the Detroit Mu-
sicians association q the annual
election Of Officers Monday eve
niug Mr. Williams who sue
reeds Talmmads. Turner has
been associated VITA the organ
izaiion FOR a score Of years. Mr..
Williams in statement after
his election. Indicated that he
would devote flll time To his or
hcc and that he would resign as
sNai,ed ruler ~ Motor City
Lodge s62 lBpOEW.
O'hsr officers elected were
Mrs I1crcne Machlin. vice presi-
dent AIRS. +. II. Woodlcy. treas
urcr aud Mrs. A. Caoatham.
CORES pondinr secretary. A pub
lic installation Of Officers will
be held in Lucy Thurman
Branch NWCA Sunday evening.
oct. ;. The outgoing officers Will
be- guests OF honor at The in
slailaiion.
A call meeting has been set
for Monday. sept % at Lucy
Thurman slated Tor pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
Great Lakes


Mr. Josa Martin. District No. 6,
leading. Harry Johnson. District
No. .: W. jackson. Distric, No. 3.
Jesse Young. District No. and
Mrs r. b. owens. District No.
were the other participants.
The Institutes adjourned for
dinner al six o'clock. 4 ecial ses-
sion O. saperintcndents. managers.
and assistant managers was held
aflcs dnncr with NJ. c. Clark Of
Cleveland in charge.
The remainder OF the group en-
gaccd IN social activities which
wore climaxed by a wiener roast
by ihf lake.
t.nests Attend Sessions
After breakfast sunday morning,
the cutire group with Their guests
who had come up to spend the day.
assembled for devotional exercises.
Assistant Inspector. l.. A. Millben.
presided. The program consisted of
prayer and selections by the newly
organized Great Lakes Chorus.
The Ecv \. Franklin Fisher. dean
of the Baptist Training school. De-
troii, who came up as our speaker.
made most inspiring talk on
Human Nature in Insurance and
Religion Miss Erma HENDERSON,
II o. clark. sang Just Closer
Walk With Thee" And after other
sclc iionS by tho chorus. the group
WAS dismissed by repeating the
Mi2pah.
Dinner was serN cd AT 300
O'Clock and Immediately following
tho last course MIR. Blount men
toned the awards 10 be made to
outstanding Representatives for
their achievements during the
year.
The Company made awards 10
The following agents for carrying
their debts In advance condition
during the past year. p. l.. Wood
son. r. l.. Ransom, A. J. Speed.
Y. r. Walker, and ]. Young Of Dis
trict No. / J. wells, and W Jack
son of District 30. 2 and Mrs. 4.
Wclton and Miss ~ Lundy Of Dis
frict No. ..
Baseball. softball horse shoes.
boating and fishing were the social
features OF the afternoon.
The employees. guests and
friends began leaving for home
about 600 pm. Sunday.
NJ. c. Clarke Mrs. Rosa Grage.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Woodson. Mr..
and Mrs George Reed. Samuel
Jones. newly-appointcd general
manager OF the Superior Life In
surancc Society. and the wives and
families of many Of the representa-
iiyes were guests at the Confer
cncc Mr.. Woodson Is executive
secretary OF the St. Antoine Street
YMCA and Mr. Reed is manager OF
the Detroit Branch of the Supreme
Liberty Life Insurance Company.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
MONROE NEWS
h, MRS. HAYWOOD DOMINATION

The Rev. G.. b. Blunt of Akron.
Ohio is visiting his sister-in-law
Mrs. Essie Blunt Of Monroe. Or.
Blunt spoke AT Second Baptist
church SUNDAY evening on II am
tha ! am Exodus 14:l3.
Haywood l.. CovinGton, son Of
Mr, and Mrs. Haywood Covington
Of Moafoc lcf, SUNDAY by train for
Tuscaloosa. Ala. where he will
aiterd the school HAYWOOD is a
freshman and plans TO take pre-
med liter.
The Boy Scouts Of Troop n will
begin their scout meeting this
week at Lincoln school under the
supervision Of Royal Woods Rev.
Charlie Campbell is the former
scou;mastcr
The Wackankiua Campfire Girls
will hold their first meeting Of
the fall session Friday afternoon
az the home OF their guardian,
-. II Covington.
MIR. and Mrs. Haywood Coving-
ton entertained her brother. Theo-
dorc Logan Of Detioi and Arcl
Amo. and friends OF Buffalo y
Sunday.
Many attended the baseball
games AT Briggs stadium in De-
troi; Sunday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-09-20
PONTIAC

Mrs Anna Morris has just re-
turned from an extensive vacation
visiting her daughter. Marie Davis
~ Moline, Illinois and friends in
Chicago.
The Rev. T. Timborlake. pastor
OF New Bethel Baptist church Is
sin on the shut-in list. The Rev.
Mr.. Parker and Rev. W. Long are
in charge of the program in his
absence.
Mrs. Rubie Gullatte has just re-
trrnea from TeXakana. Texas.
where she visited relatives and
friends.
Mrs. s. L. Boyd. Pontiac's noted
hcauiician made flying trip 10
Canada for the weekend.
The Big Six Softball club Of Pom
'iac is recognized az the fastest
team in the state playing over Il
games for the season and loosine
only : The winners of three state
championship will play In The Ma
iional meet Wednesday evening
John baltimore is tho manage
Charlie Justice Is ace pitcher
Catcher Spears catcher. Nothine
passes Steady Stafford. first base
man
Tie Rev. Wilbur Harris. who
has been pastoring church in
Pittsburgh Pa. f)r several year.
Joined his family in Monroe last
week Mrs. Mary Harris and three
chilCron have been spending the
summer with her sister. Mrs. Bca
srss MARSHALL on Bagley Or. IIar-
RS ;ccentlv accepted a church in
Los Angeles California
Furrral rics were held for he
late Mrs. Sudic Alexander Sept II
~ Macedonia Baptist church. Sho
died Sept. ..
F.mcral services were held Tor
william Jones. Sept. IL AT New
Hope Baptist Jones. who dol
sept II is survived by sister
and brother Lawrence Jones Of
Foniac and Mrs. Anderson OF Ko-
komo. Indiana.