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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20

iilents to be taken care of and as some of the members were unable to atterd last evening. there will ne q short meeting tonight. at the same time. at the Community Mouse. Committee is headed by John Wfelan. Prank A. Aacurath and William F. Kelly. Mardl 0rms dates will bs Sept. iHkh 70 soth, As@ elusive.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
BY ELMER c. WALZER United Press Financial Editor

'
 New York, Aug. 2O--( (UP)-- Amusement stocks made new highs for the year today to feature quiet, firm stock market.
 New highs were made by Columbia Pictures at 2 Ia up Ia: Loew,s S6 1-2 up I; Paramount IS up 3-8; Par- amount First preferred 1O9 3-4 up 3 1-4; Paramount Second preferred 13 I-2 up l-4; and Twentieth Gen. tury Fox 8 3-8 up 3-8. Warner Brothers Pictures, most active issue traded, equaled its high at 5 3-8 up 1-4. Universal Pictures First pre- ferred rose 3 points to 155 on a single transaction. General Theaters equipment was un nearly point at .14 Ia.
 Bethlehem Steel rose point to
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
Two Youths Seriously
 Hurt In Auto Crash
Names Of Arthur Hubert, Joseph Mesaits On Danger
 List TOday-Car Crashes Into Rotary Posts

Arthur R. Hubert, 21 who came to Waterbury Monday to reside with his relative Mrs John Warren of Woodbury Road WaertoWn and to obtain work in of the local factories engaged defense work landed in the Waterbury Hospital with Joseph Mesatis 25 of 51 Field Street. this being critical condition and their names remain the danger list.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
No Alternative

Local gas station operators can do nothing about meeting the new federal regulation cut ting their supply by 10 per cent until full instructions are re- ceived from Washington, ac- cOrding to George F. Gaughan, president of the Connecticut Gasoline Dealers association, and secretary.
 No meeting of dealers is planned until after word is re- ceived from Washington, said Mir. Gaughan, and no ratiOning plan is yet planned here.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
Protests Filed

The U. s. board of tax appeals reported at Washington today that a protest had been filed by John P. Elton, prominent local resident, against a claim of defi- ciency in his income tax pay ment for 1889. The government claims a deficiency of $11,621.49.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
President

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 present for the event. Guests will include Mayor and Mrs. Vincent A. Scully. The club will meet on Sep- temher to complete plans.
 The committee making arrange ments for the banquet includes Mrs. zailckas, chairman, Mrs. Joseph Urba, Mrs. Stephania Sapranas, Mrs JoanR BukauSkas, Mrs. Marcelle DigimaS, Mrs. Ursula Vosilius, Miss Constance Jegela, and Mrs. Tessie sMaj&GlSkaS. TT
 The cast for the Italian play "Juan Jose" which the Mount Carmel Dramatic club will present in October will be completed at 8 meeting of the organization tonight at o'clock at the parish hall of Our Lady of Mount Carmel church. Guarino Fiorucci. club custodian, was recently named director for the play. The first rehearsal will be conducted at the close of tonight's business meeting. Plans also will be made for a short comedy which will be presented on the same pro- gram. Pasquale Bredice Is presi- { dent of the organization. Joseph Gallo, president of the Town Plot Community club, has an- nounced that the monthly meeting ] of the organizat ton originally Sched- uled for tonight has been postponed until September IT. It will take place in the basement of the B. w. ! Tinker school.
 The St. Ann's society of St. Jo- ! seph's church at a recent meeting made plans for the purchase of a S2,000 United States defense bond. ! Mrs. Martha Zailckas, president of the Organization, will complete the . transaction today.
 7 A card party will be given by the organization on October 3 at St. Jo- seph'S hall. Mrs. aZilckas and Mrs Marcelle Digimas are in charge of arrangements.
 PianS are being completed for the seventh annual joint outing Of the Sylvester Stokes Post and aux ! ihary, Lithuanian Legion, which will take place Sunday at the Krugelis farm on Highland avenue. A pro- gram of games, sports events, en- tertainment, dancing, and refresh mentS has been planned. Final ar arrangements will be made at a spe- ciai meeting Friday night at g o'clock at the Legion hall, on Bank street.
 The outing committee is composed of Mrs. Margaret Bebrin, Mrs. Ther- esq Stokes, Mrs. Marie Matusay- age. Mrs. Anna Bruzas, James stokes. John Bruzas, Stanley Bak- anas, and Charles Slokas.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
REJECTS PR0POsAI.s

WANhllgtoli, Allg. 70. = tUFl - President Roosevelt today tenta- lively rejected proposals Co COn- ssruet s5b.000 GOO war department building near the Arlington cene- tery because ls would obssruct ehe view 0f the Tomb og the Unknown Soldier ana the home of Robert V Lee, southern general Ia the civil wMF.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
No a needl

Real estate transactions al Tewn Clerk Mary q. KlimaFlln'a eszaee. described yesterday im The Democrat aA having gone
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-08-20
QETA mIA PAPERN

nunnatl NenAldo, Faranlount's Rudolph Valentino, received hla NltiSenahlp papers while hN was playing a major r0le with aHopA" |nna" nlll Boyd In noualaWs of tho
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
Christian Science

eNind will he the subject OF the
recon sermon in all Christian Sci
,,es churches throughout the world
on sunday Feb. %
Tho golden text Phil. 2:13) Is:
81, * God which worketh in you
boin 70 will and to do OF his good
plca'ure'
Among the Bible citations Is this
nss.ase PROV. 1871. 81: THE prep
aratons 81 he heart in man, and
tho answer OF the tongue. Is from
the Lord. Commit thy works unto
to rori and thy thoughts shall be
established"
Correlaiive passages to be read
nom tho Christian Science text
hook Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
10 2s1l Immortal ideas, pure,
perfect. and enduring are trans
mfcd rs the divine Mind through
divine science. which corrects error
RHh truth and demands spiritual
thoughts. divine concepts, 10 the
tnd that they may produce har-
mou.ugs results"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
PONTIAC
Nv p. =. HARRIS

Clare Macarthur, Fred Cuthrell
and Forest Manning we're victorious
in the Golden Gloves bouts In
Grand Rapids.
The South Side Community cho-
rus, know as the Spiritual Gospel
Singers met Friday. Feb. II In their
regular rehearsal Thirty members
were present Mrs. Ford r. Reed,
pominent social worker, connected
with NYA work addressed this
group.
The Rev. James r. Fleming de-
livered very timely sermon AT
Newman AME church at 3 pm last
Sunday IN behalf OF the class lead
ers' rally. The Rev. Mr. Mathews
was present and made very timely
remarks.
A program was rendered at pm.
AT Newman directed by Mrs. 1.u-
tishia Manning.
Mr.. and Mrs. McF'ee attended the
funeral OF their uncle. Charles Mon
tague. in Detroit Feb. -.
A Negro History Week program
was rendered every evening last
week at New Bethel Baptist church
Henry Harper and william F..
Davis motored 10 Kalamazoo last
Sunday 10 appear on the program
in behalf Of the YMCA, They were
accompanied by Mesdames Harper
and Davis.
Mrs. McClendon ~ Lake street Is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
choir Luncheon

UViI LUUNnsVU
The Junior choir OF 81. Peters
AME Zion church enjoyed a delic-
lous luncheon saturday al tho home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elson Gillum OF
101 owen In honor OF Misses En-
ma Norwood and ELLEN McKenny
members OF the choir.
Among those present were Edna
Burker. Doris Butler. Eleanor Pet
". Daisy Jones. Mildred Crawford,
Dorothy Crawford, Hiram craw-
ford, Ovarious Jackson. Olivia Per-
rain. Sidney Jones. Howard Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. James Petty, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Mundy. James Wells,
John Fisher. Walter Woodward and
David Perrian.
Draftees
Those recently called for army
duty are; Smiling II. Jackson. Rob-
ert Henry Simpson. Love snowden.
Joe Rutledge. Eddie Hare. James
Everson. James II. Green. Charles
George Pounds. Edward Coleman.
Joe Mcdonald. Arthur Williams and
James Samuel Chester.
EndeavOr
The Christian Endeayor OF 81.
Peters AME Zion church enjoyed
the luncheon held Saturday at Mar
din Park Reform church The
chairman. Miss Eva Tibbett. spoke.
At the regular meeting Of Tho en-
deavor the Melody Blue Joy Gospel
singers. comprising David Harris,
Johnnie Muudy. Isaac william, T.
p. Fuller and Robert Gras, sang
several selections. Leonard Trout
man told OF the interesting sessions
held by the American Youth con
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
New Bethel

"The Sweetness OF God" was the
theme Of the Sunday morning ad-
dress by the Rev. w. f. Ramsey.
The pastor and congregation OF
New Bethel worshippcd Sunday aft
ernoon at church OF which the Rev.
+. NJ. Kaigler is pastor. The pas
tor spoke in the evening. Thirteen
persons Joined church. One hun
dred dollars and eighty-fve cents
was raised.
Miss New Bethel will he crowned
Wednesday. Feb. 2s when the Five
Hundred-Dollar rally closes. A
twelve-tribe demonstration will he
sponsored by Mrs. Ramsey. The
Rev. Mrs. White will be in charge
Sunday, Feb. % the Season rally
will be sponsored by Mrs. Washing.
ton, president OF the BYPU. A pro-
gram will follow.
d. Dennis is church reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
Peoples Baptist

The Rev. u. u. Williams. assis-
tant pastor, preached from the 18th
chapter OF st. John.
Miss Alice Burns sang before the
sermon.
Feb. the Rev. Mr. Bryant
preached for the Junior church and
the choir sang.
The newly elected pastor OF the
church will he in the city the first
Sunday in March and will preach
at Peoples Baptist church.
The Senior ushers served dinner
Feb. 16.
The Chorus Valentine dinner last
Friday night was n success.
yerlia Mae Berry is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
Defense Discrimination Invades Air Corp
Rev. CIV. Baber Scheduled Speaker
During The 22nd Lenten Services

The Rev. George W. Baber. pas
tor OF Ebenezer AME church will
be among the ministers TO speak
at the twenty-second Noon Lenten
services conducted by the Detroit
council OF churches. Clarence Hill
Frank. executive secretary OF the
council announced this week. Dr.
Baber will speak Friday Feb 2S.
DR.. Merton s Rice. pastor. Metro
politan Methodist church, will serve
his twenty year as concluf-
ing lenten speaker. lie will speak
from March 81 to April and April
Z TO II.
AS in past years the services will
he held in the LAFAYETTE theatre
and will be broadcast over WV
The Detroit News. Special music
each day will be provided by The
Guild OF Church musicians. de-
partment OF the Detroit Council Of
Churches
On Ash Wednesday. Feb. 26 the
sneaker will he Bishop Raymond !.
Wade. resident bishop, Detroit
area: Thursday, Feb. 27 Dr. Fred
er'ck II. Olert. pastor. First Pres
byrerian church; Friday, Feb. 2S.
Dr Baber: week Of March 81. Dr
G. oscar Johnson, pastor, Third
Baptist church. st, Louis week Of
March 1914. Or. Louis ". Evans.
pastor. Third Presbyterian church
Pittsburgh; week Of March 1921.
bishop James f. Freeman. bishop
Episcopal diocese, washington.
DC: week OF March ci-es. Dr.
Ralph " Sockman. Christ Church
fMethodist New York City: weeks
OF March sl-April 6 and April I'll.
DR. Rice.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
Allen Temple

AZ. ,nnlor church was in charge
:, church services last sunday
W. Rev Mr.. Cook Is their pastor.
,rs. Deloris Thomas and Mrs.
Tnomaslne Willis served ms stew
sdesses for the day
Mrs Harris. outstanding evange-
~, ~ Flint preached on the sub
,s,, Qualifications OF a Christian
so,d,sr text II Timothy "a.
The rev. Mr. order. pastor. has
n,, returned from the Bishops
soprril which was held at New Or
,..rs Dr order will give an ac-
.on,t ~ his interesting experience
IN The south.
The Young people with Mrs. Ma
ami Holmes as leader will sponsor
a drum rally next Sunday.
the ROY shaiese and the Rev.
~ stevens and Mrs. Stevens were
among he prominent visitors OF
Tho dav.
Mrs Gertrude Johnson is church
vep0rfer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
With The Churches
Presbyterian Church

A large troup OF eastside Boy
Scouts. under the leadership of
Jesse Stewart, attended the morn
ing services OF st. John Presby-
terrain church on Feb. rs and lis
tened attentively 10 a talk by the
Rev. Mr. McCracken, guest speaker
on the subject OF THE Lords Pray
err" after which they stood and
recited their code. 1t was the be-
ginning OF National Boy Scout
Week.
Mr.. Lunborough. a resident ~
Detroit for the past 20 or 25 years,
was buried on Saturday morning,
Feb. Is from the Bristol and Bris-
tol Funeral home. He died the pre-
vious Monday after a lingering III
ness. The Rev. Henry Porter OF
the Presbyterian church officiated
He is survived by two daughters,
Grace and Nathlene: a son. Archie;
sister. Mrs. Nellie Thompson. all
OF Detroit. and relatives in Tusca-
loosa, Ala.
Psalms 1877 :5-6 was the Rev. Hen
ry Porter's text last Sunday morn
ing dealt with the religious CON
stancy OF the Jews in captivity and
their longing for the old homes in
Jerusalem. DIR. Porter said that
! sometimes people cling 20 the past
too much. hut Il is good thing 10
look back and study history for
therein can be found something TO
inspire us.
Over s75 has been realized so
far from the Chair fund concert
given by the DINA week ago. Re-
ports are still coming IN.
The Young Women's guild will
have a George Washington birth
day party on the evening OF Feb
% for the benefit OF the Chair fund
at the residence OF Mrs. s. +. Grigs-
by on Seyhurn avenue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
St. Paul AME
Southwest Detrolt

Founders day program was held
Sunday evening at 81. Paul AMr.
southwest Detroit Mrs. Lindsay
was principal speaker. Mrs. King
was mistress OF ceremonies. Rosa
Cash. Attorney Dudley. Mrs. Ida
Niyians and +. A. yiyians partici-
pated on program.
Pastor Harris preached from Job
S;l4 on the subject, Make a De-
cision."
1t is reported that Mrs. Barnes
father died few days after she ar
rived in Camden. SC. where he was
i'll.
f. A. vivians Is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
Memorial Park Issue Reports For 40;
A.C. ToodIe Reelected As President

81 The annual meeting ~ Tho ne
troll Memorial PARK association
held az TIE YWCA on Feb II rc-
ports disclosed many proycnen's
that add 20 INC beauty 81 tho pcuot
Memorial Park cemetery and hieh
standard ~ service rendered and
maintained throughout tho yoar.
Dr Aaron G. Toodie ptesideni Of
the association told reporters this
week.
Reports fnrhe show that there
were 95e hurials dlrins 1910 MAX
inc total ~ ltoaS since rho COM.
etery started Tho sfotkhoias con
sidercd The question Of cree inr a
mau-olcum
II is tae first cemetery complete.
~ owned and operated hv No-roos
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
INSURANCE
CONTEST IN
FIFTH WEEK

The National Nesro Insurance
Essay contest. now IN rs nth week.
Is meeting With perfect cooperation
from tho hoard % education and
The teachers IN all the schools.
This Will make source maicr al
available for All contestants offir-
ials ~ tho COMPANY announced
This week iha, which oiherW ise
ihev might find It difficult 20 So
cure.
The winners % last years contest
were: Miss Ethel Palmer. ees5
Hartford; Miss Thc'ma harrington.
64a5 Nor,hheld both Of Northwest
ern High school and Miss Dorothy
Bradford. 56S Alfred or Miller Hieh
school
The closing date s. March 81 rs
saws may ne turned ~ ~ any
Junior or senior high school ~
az INC offices Of any member COM
panv.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
Whitaker News
By CORNELIrs REEVES

The community wishes 10 express
It's sympathy 10 the bereaved family
Of Mrs. Glenn Ford who passed
away last Friday Funeral services
were held AT ST. Paul AME church
in Detroit. The Rev. J. A. Parker.
officiated.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Harris ~ De
troit spent delightful evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Phan.
The Rev. J. S. hurry and Mrs.
Ninson OF Detroit were callers AT
the home OF Mrs. Reeves last Mon
day. as were Mr. and Mrs Allen
Smith Of Detroit.
Little Misses June BRYANT and
Grace Ledford were dinner guests
~ Miss Edith Bryant at the Rich
ardson home last week
Milton Reeves celebrated his
birthday Saturday evening At his
home
Please get news In on MONDAYS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
Negroes Excluded From Kelly Field;
Colfey Admits Tuskegee Inadequate

CHICAGO The plan 70 set M =
Jim crow air squadron which would
exclude Negroes from training ~
fered ~ Kclh Field popularlv
known A. tho West Point ~ The
Air. IS eycn moro ridir'aous than
me policy which calls mr. sepsraie
units in Tho army and navy ye'
permits Negroes 10 attend ofhcr
West Poin or Annapolis
This was the substance ~ re-
marks made This voek hy corne.
Illus r Coffev president a. NE ga
tionsl Airmon's association after
he had beon informed NJ 'hs s'anl
taken b, waiter white executive
secretary ~ Tho national Associa-
ton for no Advancement ~ Coior.
ed People In support Of The sirmen's
position
Coffee. president ~ tho assori1-
ION which has consistently fouch'
for tho in'orrafion ~ Negroes in'o
fho ar CORPS without regard ~
raeo declared lha tho proposed
hack squadron ~ Tnskegee AZ out
red osn he nothing move 'hsn q
ziorihfd civil training course
Aefordirr 10 conev Neefoss un-
DIR no proposed eoiHp vill he re-
olirea 70 finance themselves dur
y certain rotiofs q, ihe'r train
inr vhoteas whlfe ,ouihs are not
only given Subsistence Nv the gov
ernmen' hai are pald So monthly
from enrolment - completion o.
curse.
Secondly he ron'sl on that n
pi'e o. statements nv ne War ne
rammenf 70 ihe contrary. q IS I'M
possible 70 train AZ Tntkeroo oy4-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
Hartford Prayer
Band

A large number were present at
the Sunrise services OF Hartford
PRAYER band. Mr., Langston. deacon.
read the scripture from Ecclesias-
ties SIG. Testimonials were num-
erous. Mrs. Rosa Williams was a
new member.
Sick committee reported over 400
visits 10 patients in hospitals.
Services were held Thursday eve
ming at Bethesda hospital. Accom-
panylng the committee were: Mrs
Jones. Mrs. Floyd. Mrs. Vivians. c.
Collins. D. Fisher. 5. Thomas. l..
Echols and George Dumas. manager
OF the Norfolk Spiritual Four.
f. a. NiYans is reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
SAGINAW NEWS

The SUNDAY school sponsored =
sncecs ful rally celebrating Linz
and Shns'on BIRTHDAYS
The Rsv Mr. Toomey spoke ~
iN' II p m sfrvre- Tho Sonier
cao'f sang The Roy " 6 wilson
% nler pastor q ~ olive Rariis
was among 'ho uanv visitors pres.
ot' f.Ao persons o.ned he church
le RsGlsN WAS f1e pfinripsi
speaker a. tho BYrus Necro lli..
'orr Wees program.
Tue PAs.or's Ad t'ah presented
'he PASTOR wen 1881 licenses for his
car NJ \ b r-L-e nres-lcn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
Haimtralllck News
BY JAMES R. MnLIKEN

gross recently In Washington.
The Quinn Chapel AME church
II sponsoring $4,000 drive for tho
purpose OF remodellne the church.
Rangers
Saturday afternoon. Feb. 8 the
Rangers Of Fortune sponsored their
first social affair. a dinner. at the
home ~ the clubs president. The
recently organized club Is boys
Christmas savings club and took
their name from movie Members
are: George Bell president. Solo
mon BELL. vice president and Rich
ard Rasberry. secretary-treasur
Albert Wallace. president OF the
Young Voters league recently re-
ceived an appointment from Cover
nor Van Wagner in the Treasur,
department At Lansing through the
efforts ~ Senator Digs.
on the sick lst are Detective
Rasbcrry. Mrs Metcalfe. Mrs But
Ter, mother OF Miss Doris Butler.
Voice Of The People
Dear Mr.. Milliken;
have been reading your column
since you started and think It's
grand. II gives us chance TO ex-
change ideas and 10 know what IS
going on. would like to see some
young Negro attorney in the Legal
Aid bureau which Is located At 81
West Warren.
(Signed)
Mrs Josephine Evans
CONTINUED on mage f9)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
Starlight Church.

"'rhe Highway You Must Keep
Clean was the subject of the SER
mon by the Rev. Marie wilkins,
Sunday morning at the Starlight
Church Of Truth. Her sermon fol-
lowed the PRAYER by Deacon Hol-
ton and scripture reading by Mrs.
Bolden.
The Starlight choir gave pro-
gram in the afternoon
Pastor Williams spoke in the eve
ming on Tho Gospel Railroad"
c. T. Johnson is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22

though better Facilities are provid-
cd flyers who can compare with
mo graduates ~ Kelly Field in
Texas
Before Tho army VII com mission
an ar radci. be said candidate
must 70 through period ~ ri-id
training ~ KellY Field which s.
perhaps ae hes' equipped training
field IN tfe world " Negroes are
denied acerss 20 its facilities and
they WI he under ire present
plan + "ili 10 impossible 'of them
20 compete WIN no whites
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
Robert Neal Wins The
Geo. Smith Award In
Y Boys Essay Contest

The celebration of Negro History
week by the boys division o. the
So Antoine YMCA was marked nv
the first annual George Smith
award essay contest
The contest was won by Robert
Neal The subject was Booker T.
Washington
Others competing were: Robert
Turner. Charles Niece. y ships,
Samuel Jones. Arthur Heath. Alhert
Foster and Herbert Thompson
Edward Newton. Miss Alice vii
liams and George Smith were
Judges. Charles II. Tinsley. ass's-
tant secretary OF Boys division,
was In charge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
Live a Healthier, Happier, Life

Thousands Of men and women won
der why backache bothers them -
why they have TO visit the bathroom
often at night - why flow Is scanty
and sometimes smarts and burns.
Any one OF these symptoms may
mean that your kidneys and bladder
need attention now before these minor
symptoms may develop Into serious
trouble.
To flush out excess waste roleons
and acid from kidneys. soothe your
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
In Memoriam

Sad hut sweet memory Of my he.
loved husband. Collins EasIey. who
passed four years ago today, Feb
Is 1885,.
In my heart your memory lin
gers,
Is II dawns on threw the
years:
In tho lonely hours Of think
ing.
Thoughts Of you are always
near.
Tine may heal q broken heart
Time may make the wound
less sore,
Bnt time will never stop the
longing
Tor loved one gone before
Your devoted wife,
Marion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
ALBION
By ALICE CAN'T

Mrs Gertrude Hawkins had de-
licious chicken supper at her HON,
Friday evening.
James Curtis spent the weekend
in Detroit with relatives
Mrs. Charlotte Price Of Ann Ar
hor IS spending several DAYS with
her sisters. Mrs. Curtis Barge and
Mildred Curtis.
Frank Lindsay won the novice
middleweight championship for Al
bion Thursday and Friday evening
with three knockouis. Elmer Leo
Carr was also in the tournament
but lost.
The Rev, o. J. steel has returned
to Albion after a trip to Mississip-
pi.
The Missionaries held Family day
at Bethel SUNDAY Mrs. l.. Toomev
OF Saginaw spoke.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22
FLUSH KIDNEYS OF P0ISONS
and STOP GETTING UP NIGHTS

irritated bladder and put more
heaithful activity into them. get
a. cent package Of GOLD MEDAL
Harlem Capsules and take a.
directed.
This tried and true medicine should make
you feel better IN few days - its an eject
i've diuretic and kidney stimulant that ~
leves the pains caused by equity phases 81
when irfiiated b. excess uric acid.
Don't be an EASY MARK and nc-
cept = substitute-Get Gold Medal
Harlem oil Capsules - the original
and genuine. Look for the Gold Medal
on the box - IS cents
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-22

rotary: Mrs. Alice Thomas. tressu-
rer and Mrs Peggy Hayes. report
er.
Mrs HAYES. Mrs. Dorothy Svlv-
ers Doris noble and Mrs Rogers
are new members.
Bridge was enjoyed after the
business session. Ada Moore won
fret priye Dora Greene. second
The club will meet next Uith
Mrs Louise Marshall