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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1942-06-13
Shaw House
Summer Program

The Summer program of &C
tivities at the Robert Gould
Shaw House, Inc. is already
getting under way. At this sea-
son, many of the scheduled
activities are in keeping with
a desire to get out-of doors. In
the Neighborhood Department
registrations are being taken
for the Breezy Meadows Camp
which will open in July. This
department also SuperviseS
Country Week and Mothers
Rest, opportunities for both
mothers and children to spend
some time in the country. A
Nutrition Glass for the plan
ming of low-coSt meals will al
so be held under the Joint SUI
pervision of Community Serv-
ice and the Boston Providen+
Association.
Yard Play will open July 6
for children who have regis
tered July l, 2 and 3. Play
ground activities will be held
at the corner of Shawmut Ave.
and Camden st with the CO.
operation of the Boston School
Committee. The Home-making
Department will continue
throughout the summer, at 10
Hammond st. All are urged to
visit and become better ac-
quainted with the work.
The Girls Work Department
will include the following &C
tivities: singing, craft work,
games, reading periods, dane
ing, dramaticS, fashion design,
household arts, puppet-mak-
ing, music, art, and bowling.
Day trips will also be included.
The Hike-for-h health group of
boys will continue their aetiv-
tiles on Saturday mornings.
Parents are urged to enroll
their children early in chosen
activities since the enrolment
in many of them is limited.
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Special First Aid Group Among
Air Raid Wardens Being Formed

cruited to full strength n.
division warden will b. >.
quired to detail warden, isn
his group to maintain the rp,.
eSSary service.
Division wardens and ths,
deputies met Sunday win
John j. Walsh, executive dIrs.
tor of the Boston Safety Cam.
mittee, and Joseph L. Mslo.
chairman of training, Sj,.
cuSSed the coming daylight t,,l
and made arrangemnt lu
proper warden coverage. It 4
recognized that as many war
denS will be at work Or d
business when the aalsf'
sounds, every effort must h
made in advance to have Mr.
denS on duty at all posts.
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Plans for formation of a
special first aid group among
Boston's air raid wardens were
discussed at a series of meet
ingS of the entire corps held in
the various divisions Monday
night.
A sufficient number will be
recruited to form a warden
medical first aid unit to be at
tached to each Of the 80 medi-
cal units already established on
the basis of a medical Set-up
for each 10000 of the popula-
ton. Twelve first aiderS will be
the minimum for each unit, so
that at least $50 must be en-
rolled, with many more in re-
serve to assure proper depth of
coverage.
These men will be given
special training will fit them
to enter damaged buildings to
care for injured people who
may be trapped in such struc-
lures. Until the units are re-
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PETER PAN HOUSE

Combines home and school
training for girls between the
ages of 3 and IL years. Safe,
attractive surroundings, and
healthful recreation.
Address:
Miss Josephine Crawford,
808 West Street
Canton, Massachusetts
Telephone StOughtOn 2SS-R
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LAURENCE BANKS
]. AttorneY and CounseIIor ~ ID

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served. Florence Smith is pres
ident, Sarah Allen. chairman.
Rev. Thomas F. Freeman was
pleasantly surprised when his
mother, two brothers, and lit
tie sister of Richmond, Va.
witnessed his graduation at
AndoVer-Newton Theological
School June 9. Rev. Freeman
delivered the opening address;
received his Bachelor of Divin-
ity degree; was an honor STU
dent and received a scholarship
to Chicago University. MIS-.
Hattie Richardson, So Monroe
st, Roxbury entertained We'd
nesday evening in honor OF
Rev. Freeman and family.
Music lovers are cordially in
yited to attend the third annual
Music Festival sponsored by the
teachers of st. Bartholomew
Church School, featuring Ethel
Hardy Smith, Soprano, Ina
Braithwaite. Pianist, Elwyn Bar
row, Organist; Marie Wharton,
Pianist; Alfred Clarke, Organ
list, John Powell, Tenor; Clyde
Jones, Baritone. Sunday, June
Ia. 1912. at 4:3O P. NJ, at st,
Bartholomew Church, Harvard
St., Cambridge, opposite Essex
ST., Rev. Kenneth de P. Hughes
Rector. Silver offering at the
door.
La Mardi Bridge Club meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Gym
thia Blackburn, Cambridge
made plans for a closing par
ty. Prize winners were Mrs.
Sally Green, 1st; Mrs. Jasie
Cousins, End; Mrs. Bertha
Pierce, consolation.
The Literary and Musical
Program by the Lecture Divi-
sion of the w. P. A. Commun-
ity Project at Social Hall Bldg.
6, 10 Ditmus Court, Monday,
June Is at 8 p m, promises to
be an outstanding event of the
season. Mrs. Mary Moore, Re
creation Leader, is working
diligently to make this musical
a success. She has assembled
a young group of promising
Greater Boston artists. To be
featured are: Miss Edna Mcr-
ris playing "Finlandia" by ST.
beliuS, the Finnish composer
who welcomed Marian Ander-
son in his home and told her
his home was too small for her
to sing in and who dedicated
one of his songs to her; Miss
Eleanor Wilson, Monologuelst;
william Wilson impersonaCing
the Jew, Italian, IriShman,
EngliShman and the colored
man; Miss Cynthia Belgrade,
readers; an d Miss Edna
Mayors and Miss Cecile Farley,
pianists; Miss Edwina Bryant,
soloist; Miss Anita Branch,
dancing in soldier costume,
William Richardson, Baritone,
singing street Cries" written
by himself during his travels
in Mexico and Cuba; Mr..
Richardson and Newman
Smith rendereding a duet from
the opera 1.-THE Force of Des-
tiny" Indian Sketch" by
James Bradley and many 9TH
ers. The admission is free.
Sponsored by the Mayors Of
flee.
The Gaudeamus Club closed
its season with a meeting Mon
day of last week at the home
of Mrs. Myrtle Channer, Har-
ward ave w. Medford. officers
are Miss Gladys Holmes, pres;
Miss Clarissa Holmes, vice
pres; Miss Mary Osborn, rec.
Sec; Mrs. Dennis Vaughn, fin.
Gac.; Mrs. Florence Buc'ie. ,
treas; Mrs. Mabel Minton and
Mrs. Mary Raynor, publicity
and program chm; Mrs. Myrtle
Channer, chaplain.
Mrs. Mildred Davis and
daughter Clymie were in New
York on a weeks visit to
friends. They returned to
Boston Thursday.
The Sept-Soeurs Club re-
ports success of the annual
musicalsip which was given
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The Group Ten Club

BIZ GUYLAND HUGHES
This week we salute the
many graduates of Greater
Boston. In Somerville we con-
graduate Miss Niles, Miss
Brown and Mr.. Jeffrey. Miss
Olive Harriet Taylor, who
graduated in the 1941 class
from Somerville High, has
completed Post Graduate
course from the same school
La gaceta., 1942-03-02

pa ten6is vosotros? IQue culpa
tiene Made? No Sc d6nde he LEI
do yo que todos somos unos des-
graciadoS, que todos debemos
performances.
y a noSotros, til.
va os he perdonado vues-
ira parte de culpa.
-Es que til eres un santo, Pc
dro.
i Bah! La algeria de encon-
trar de nuevo a mi eSpoSa, y de
encontrarla como 70 la habia
Sohado cuando la hice mi mujer,
como era entonces, pura y bue-
ma, generoSa Y abnegada, dulce
y tierna, me recompenSa de to-
dos los dolores. Y ademas, me
LENA ell alma de frescura y espe-
ranzas.
d Una esperanto muy dulce
tambien, verdad, Pedro?-sn-
Quirio Miguel de Guzman.
-MUy dulce; muy dulc& q.
La gaceta., 1942-03-02

Tommy Gomez aspra a pe!ear
con eltampe6n Jose Luis

Peter Leto, entrenador de
Tommy Gomez, ell soldado de
Tampa, hizo aver declaracio-
mes en- ell c~ampamento Bland
ing, donde q y Tommy Sc ha-
Han estacionados.
"Se nos ofreci6 una pelea
con Jose Luis, en- ell mes de e.
nero pero la declinamos, esti-
mando que Tommy aun no es-
ia listo. LIE dijimos a Mike ia
cobs que estariamos listos des
Ipues de veneer a Buddy Scot,
ell dia 6 de mario, y de pa
Isar por encima" de Bob Pastor
o Billy Conn.
Gomez no tiene contrato- a.
guno que lie obligue a pelear
con Pastor o Conn; pero 10 ten
dra 81 de manera decisiva de-
rrota a Scott.
"Cuando Scott venci6 a Co
mez, este no Sc hallaba bien
preparado; pero creo que 81 10
La gaceta., 1942-03-02

-iAh, claro! Y bien que Sc
las doy. Ell, que esta en- el cielo
y oye mis- oraciones, 10 sable.
icon ell alma entera rezo cada
noche! Digo NAL; estoy rezan-
do a todas horas!.... Isl nunca
ha habido en- mi coraz6n una
VOC tan dulce!
ii Pobre Pedrito milo! iPo-
bre primo Querido
Maria de las Moves, compade-
cida.
-iCuanto te hemos hecho SUI
frir !-anadi6 Miguel de GuE-
man.
-ilNo, hijos mios!.... Voso-
tros, no
]IC6mo que no?
Sin nosotros, no hubiera
surgido Ell drama horrendo en-
tn vida y en- la de Maria de la
Cruz.
No, no. Ha sido el destino!
FL destino, implacable. SQue cul
La gaceta., 1942-03-02
OPORTES
LOS DODGERS DERROTA.
RON A LOS GIGANTES

Habana, MARIA 2.-Un o.
portuno batazo de hit de la
primera base Los Burge, apli'
cado sobre una pelota lanza-
da por John Hubbell, hernia
no de Carl, di6 la victoria a los
Dodgers con ell margen de u
ma carrera, tres por dos, en-
II "entradas."
Sus un1cas carreras las ano-
taron los neoyorQuinos en- ell
primer inning, con "pases" a
BIZ Werber y Mel OFT, hits de
Johnny Rucker y Johnny Mize
Ell Brooklyn empat6 cuando
Mickey Owen dispar6 un "tri
hey" con dos corredores en- las
bases. g
Lanzaron cuatro innings sin
que les pegaran de hit, Hugh
Casey, de los Dodgers, y Ace
Adams, de los derrotados.
New York &c, 5h, De; Broo-
klyn &c, 10h, lie.
La gaceta., 1942-03-02

Como que es la esperanto de en-
contrar ahora a nuestra hija.
Quien sabe-muSit6 Ma,
ria de las Moves limpiandose u
ma lagrima-; ia mi, Ell coraz6n
me ha engahado tantas veces
desde que perdimos a hi hijo!
Pero este no quiere decir cue til
no encuentres a la tuya. All, O.
We, hace un ratio estoy querien-
do %preguntarte algo, Pedro!
I'll diras, hija mia.
a Has cablegrafiado a los
pdpds?
ST. Aver. Fue CASTOR, por
encargo milo, a Cherib6n. A es-
t&s horaS, va deben saber en-
Madrid que Maria esta con nos
otros.
Que algeria en- aquella nues
ira casa de la CaStel.ana. tie a.
cuerdas, Pedro?.... iPobres pa
pas nueStros!... iPobres mar
QueOaGL...
La gaceta., 1942-03-02

brillo nuevo.
Hacia echo dias que habla O.
currido ell encuentro milagroso
de los dos esposos en- Zerican, y
Ndnez iba Sinti6ndose mas sere-
no con ell principle de serenidad
que comunica a nuestra alma la
posibilidad de volver a ser d.
chosos y felices.
Maria de las Moves y Miguel
sc acercaron al ingeniero.
u Que?-pregunt6 ell prime
70 ell comandante de artine-
ria.
-iQue, Pedro?-anadi6 la
dulce prima de N1nez.
-Esta mejor-contest6 Ell
desdichado, lanzando un leve
! suspiro de alivio y pasapdose
una mano por la frente-; aho-
"a que, hasta que la veamos re-
puesta del todo....
demos gracias a Dios, Pc
dro, demos gracias a pios.
La gaceta., 1942-03-02

De nuevo Sc abri6 la puerta
de la alcoba, y esta vez apareci6
Ia prcpia Maria de la Cruz en- 81
umbral.
Avanzalba penosamente. SOS.
teni6ndose con una mano en- Ia
pared, miantras la ctra protecia
sus olos de la luz escandalosa.
monte cegadora de este pals de-
ensueho.
Los tres personaies que SOS.
tenian el dialogo que trascribi.
mos mas arriba, Sc apresura-
ron a acudir junto a Maria de
la Grub.
La mujer de Miguel de G1z.
man la cogi6 amorosamente nor
el tale.
Al mismo tempo. Ia invite.
i Ap6yate en- mi, Maria a.
p6yate en- mi, querida!...
i Maria !-musit6 Pedro con
delicia-- de Garlic; ipOr ous
La gaceta., 1942-03-02

esta para ell combate del veni.
dero viernes."
La preparation de Tommy
sc ha mejorado mucho er
cuanto a vigorizar las piernas
y ell cuerpo.
mo necesita el dar poten.
cia a sus brazos. Cuando pega
una vez ,el contrario queda
listo para "caerse."
Jose Luis, por ejemplo, es
mucho mas pesado que Tom
my y no seria facil pegarle /;
pero ell campe6n es mas viejo
~ Tommy pelea con un estilo
"ondeado" que lie permite CO.
locarse cerca del c~ontrario.
Leto opina que todos los Ill
limos contrarios de Luis subie-
ron al cuadrila'tero asustados
y este ayud6 a gu derrota.
Tommy no tiene miedo y
sabe defenderse. Muchos peri
tos opinan que pega con ma
yor dureza que Jose Luis.
Scott sera vapuleado y venci-
do antes del Septimo asalto."
La gaceta., 1942-03-02

Los Yankees practicaron q.
yer, pero aun no Sc han pre-
sentado seis de sus "lumina-
rias." Joe Gordon estaba en-
st. Petersburg, pero no ha fir
mado todavia.
Di Maggie insiste en- I'm con
trato no menor de $4,000.
Sc niegan a firmar bajo los
contracts ofrecidos, Red Ruff
fling, Charley Keller, Bill Di-
ckey y Red Rolfe.
Han firmado, pero no sc pre-
sentaron en- las practicas de
aver, George Selkirk, ell jardi
nero; Frank Crosetti y Tom
Heinrich. Crosetti estA en- ca
mino desde su hogan da Cali
fornia.
Mccarthy sigue preparan-
do a Gerry Priddy de modo
que pueda desempehar Ia ter
cera base, en- ell case de que
decida mantenerse cal
zado." Dicese que Ed Barrow
rebaj6 ell sueldo a Rolfe, ape
sar de la parte que tuvo en- el
ultimo campeonato.
La gaceta., 1942-03-02

lie corresponds ell segundo
puesto a las Panteras de Plant
con IL victorias, 8 derrotas y
1856 puntos, Y ell tercero a los
Terriers de Hillsborough, con
IL victorias, a derrotas y 1873
puntos.
Los demas lugares fueron
conquistados por ell Lee, con 7
.victorias, 5 derrotas y 583 pun
.tos; Gainesville, 5 y a, $50, y
Lakeland, 8 y 8 y 500.
La gaceta., 1942-03-02

No han firmado aun sus con
tratos con los Tigres, segGn ell
administrator general Jack
Zeller, los siguientes pelote-
ros: John Corsica, Paul Trout,
Buck NewSome, Luther Tho
mas, Billy Sullivan, Rudy
York, Barney McCosky, Rip
Radcliffe, Dick Wakef.t Id. e.
pitcher Geological" 9Gwe fir
mo su contrato y Sc agreg6 a
ia novena.
La gaceta., 1942-03-02
NATACION EN- LAS ESCUE
LAS ~SUPERIORES

Practicaran hoy en- la pisci-
ma de Sulphur Springs, no obs
tante ell frfo, los teams" de
nataci6n de las escuelas supe-
flores Jefferson y Hillsborough
"El frio no molesta a los ma
dadores-dijo aver ell coach
Johnny Epson. Jamas he Wis
to a IN nadador sufriendo de
catarros, nj siquiera en- ell in
vierno."
Este es ell primer ano de JEFF
ferson en- la natacion.
La gaceta., 1942-03-02

Sc present6 aver en- ell cam
pamento de los Cardenales.
EN- st. Petersburg, ell habil pc
lotero Johnny Hopp, que pue-
de jugar los jardines, la pri-
mera base y ser it'll en- otras
posiciones. Hopp .comparti6 ell
"fildeo" en- la primera, siendo
muy elogiado, con ell novato
Ray Sanders.
La gaceta., 1942-03-02

ESQ, por que sales !-refor
20 Miguel.
= DeJarme, dejarme-son-
rio Maria de la Cruz. Dejsr.
me con vOsOtrOs. iEstoy tan
pier entire los seres que me uuie
ran!-~ iNecesito cariho, mucho
c%ariho!....
I'll tendras carihO, mucho
cariho, esposa mia.
isl es q cariho 10 que ha de
.curarte!.. T..
-Veras como vuelves a ser
man. O
Los daehos de la casa no esta-
oan' habian salido hoy, como
Euchos dias, a primera bora de
70 ""hana, en- direction a unas
fIncas cercanas.
La casita, ell chalet Undo y
.Inlplo y comfortable, con enc
comfort tan refinado en- que som
o''s'R"s SS tsacsseA psrsea
La gaceta., 1942-03-02

Sc VENDEN todos los niue
bles de una casa: Juego de CO.
medor, de majagua; juego de
cuarto Simmons; uego de sala
maquina de coser, Radio, etc.
Informan en- ell cafe Valencia,
Nebraska y Henderson.
La gaceta., 1942-03-02

to de los Senadores, en- Orlan.
do, ell IS Jimmy Pofakl. Hoy
hablara con Griffith sobre ell
sueldo que desea ganar.
Ell "Viejo Zorro" amenaz6
ayr al pitcher Dutch" Leo,
nard con suspenderlo 81 no fir
ma Ell contrato antes de AZ no
ras.
La gaceta., 1942-03-02

Larry MacPhail mult6 en-
$3.50 al pitcher Higbe por no
haber cumplido la orden que
Sc lie diera sobre ell viaje a la
Habana.
Higbe Sc encuentra en- la
capital Guiana, la que dice ne
ciamente, que no lie gusta.
La gaceta., 1942-03-02
NADER PELEARA
CON MITCHELL

Nader, ell "artista de los no.
cautsJ Sc batira hoy, a diez a.
saltos, con Terry Mithell, de
Hartford, Conn. Nader pesa
1876 libras, diez menos que su
adversario.
Sowbp Kolburny, I'm vetera
no de Texas, tendra de adver-
sario a George Manley, de In
dianapolis.
Battling Oscar, ell boxeador
c6mico de Tampa, peleara a
cuatro asaltos con Young Chi
no, otro tampeno.
La gaceta., 1942-03-02
La Gaceta Folletin No. 248
TONIC TERCBRO
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

berte amado, aunque hubiera-
mos sufrido.
II Miguel de mi alma!
-Aunque claro eSta, que yo
lamento como til, que la pobre
mujer de tn primo.
-iAh, claro!.... Mira, aIui
viene Pedrol lei nos podra de-
cir.
%
Pedro de NGnez salia en- efec-
to, de la alcoba donde reposaba
Maria de la Cruz.
FL ingeni'ero Nevada ahora
por ell rostro una tenue sonrisa,
que lie bailoteaba tambien en- los
ojOS, cOmnicandoles como I'm
La gaceta., 1942-03-02

ST, senior, compre la
pintura 3. l. P. Sofa.
mente Sc vende en- King
Hardware, Ga. avenida
y Gale Is
La gaceta., 1942-03-02

Arrib6 aver al campamen-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
8. Paul AME Zion
pl Z. Palmer ST.

lam. the pastor. the Rev.
A. POW Powell preached on The
l. p rV" Future state" One was
church the church in the person
s q suus Belle Lowe. ,,..,a. 49,. +.
Al : .ppsaker for the Junior Usher
ss a.,dd Al Al T45 pm. the =. pa pastor !.
D0s ss an THE victorious Faith
'D 90 palm a. sunday his subject IN
w min will be The Emotion
DE s @v,s In the afternoon the
u .,"r and members will worship
pas,Or az az Temple. Giving God
4 bOI'' Of Our Lives" will be the
's.ms OF the evening message -
's narIur "Holy Week. March 80
JULIE '.l, 2 Dr, W. o. Darlington OF
Y ss np NY. will be the speaker.
SIOO O,ees will be each day at IL
sem and in the evening at 7:45'
. y, ministers, churches and the
Az .s,ir are invited TO worship with
pu', during Holy Week. Services
s ss Good Friday from IL noon to J
pT The senior choir OF st. Paul VIII
cont the Easter cantata "Immor-
r PM bv stultz, Sunday evening
n ..',, II will be under the direc-
~. ap," 81 Mrs. Alberta Harris, assisted
~ ~" Mrs. Johnnie Reid as guest or
.'rIst. Mrs. Reid Is well known In
ns,roil,s music circles as an ac-
'."rrsnist and choral director.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
Pontiac News
Nv +. p. HARRIS

The NAACP met at Trinity Bap-
tist church March 20. The Rev. l..
ID. Broyles is president.
A tea will be held March 80 from
TO pm. at the home OF MIR. and
Mrs. l. G. Black.
The Rev. r. +. Carr, OF Newman
AME and his choir will worship at
Allen Temple AME Sunday at 3
pm. TO assist the Rev. X. NJ. Rhone-
nee in his quarterly conference.
The speaker. the Rev. J. T. Hold
en-, pastor OF Mr.. Herman Baptist
church OF Detroit spoke last Sunday
afternoon at Macedonia Baptist for
the BYPU.
DIR. ]. l.. Leach OF Flint address,
ed an enthuastic audience at New
Hope Baptist at 3 pm. last Sunday
on the subject THE Negro In World
Affairs"
Mrs. Adelaide Blackburn OF Gil
lespie street has returned from
Dayton, Ohio, where she attended
the funeral OF her cousin, Paul p.
Collins.
Mesdames Tatishia Manning,
Lydia Humbert. Misses Florence
Ryder. and Ruth Carr. the Rev.
Robert w. Hoover and Joseph Nor
man participated on the program
at Ebenezer AME church in De-
trolt on March is. Mrs. Montague
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
DETROIT CHURCHES


The 18th chapter OF ST. John
which points out some OF the basic
principles or human life and the
human love between Christ and his
members was selected by the Rev.
VIM. n. Molbon for the text OF his
sermon last Sunday morning on the
theme-"The Fruits OF Christian
Labor" Il. l.. Neal and Mrs. Edna
walker OF the choir were sololsts.
Chalk talk artist. Arthur Sinclair
will speak to the Girl and Boy
Scouts at party for their parents
on March n. On March 26 a movie
on material health was shown in
the nursery room OF the chapel at
s pm. sponsored by the Nursery
Mothers club. The Community
school will present an Easter pag-
cant on Tuesday evening. March
81. On Saturday. at s pm. March
2S, Department OF Agriculture
picture, Surplus Marketing" will
be shown for the East Side bust
ness concerns.
On Wednesday evening OF Passion
week, Candle Light service will be
held. The Women's Guild are plan
ming white Elephant" sale and
Children's Fashion Show. for April
IL, and the Non Pareil club has
planned Rally OF the States for
April "a.
A large number of young people
enjoyed the motion picture "Barab-
bas' which was presented at their
regular meeting on March Is In the
chapel.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
INKSTER JOTTINCS

| project house which will afford
training In skilled labor and
trades.
womack Temple CINE
1T is enough for the disciple TO
be as his master" was the text OF
the message by the Rev. Mr.. Sea
last Sunday morning. Equality In
Our lives" was the subject.
The Junior choir rendered special
music.
Smiths Chapel AME
Mrs. Rosa Grsgg Of Detroii Has
the principal speaker at the Youth
Day program Sunday afternoon.
The Highland Park sextette sang
three selections. This group, under
the direction OF l.. Bellinger. APP
peared through the courtesy Of II.
Jackson, former teacher Of the VIII
lage. The club history was given by
Mrs. Jose Martin. Mrs. Gragg was
introduced by Harvey Jackson.
The response TO the address was
given by Mrs. Robert Simmons.
The Sempre Fidelis club and
friends were served at the home OF
the Lacey Manners after the pro-
gram.
Entertain Ser,lcemeD
Walker Hall was filled to it's
capacity Saturday night when the
Socialites held their USA party for
the boys from Fort Custer.
The menu place card carried the
following lines:
Lets wine and dine swing and
Make whoopee with socialites in Q
patriotic way.
Soldier boys are here as guests
The Nazis, we know. will give not
rest
So let's be merry, let's be gay
To cheer the boys who pass this
way.
Maggie Evans, president OF the
club wishes TO thank members and
friends who made the party q sue
cess Dorothy washington is chair
man OF the Social committee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28

There we're renewed faith in the
oH,rIng for the "back-sliden"
chrIstian: new determination for
mo sinner: hope, peace and happi-
ness for the world in the sermon
an "lnarticulate Voice" delivered
nv Or. George W. Baber Sunday,
March % to the morning congrega-
ton.
In his closing remarks DR.. Baber
declared that God will answer our
prayers. but we must have faith. A
divided house cannot prosper" III
YOU believe and doubt at the same
time YOUR house Ia divided"
Sunday, March 20, the ushers OF
the church will celebrate their gath
anniversary with a special pro-
gram. DR.. Baber will deliver the
sermon. Usher boards from church
% throughout the city will be there
10 cooperate. Twelve persons join
cd. Isaac Jones is the church re-
n0rter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-28
Scott Methodist

Circle 2 OF the Women's Society
will have its annual Fellowship
banquet, on Friday March q. at
pm. in the dining hall. A sump-
tioue Turkey dinner will be serv-
ed. The Rev. Raymond j. Wade. ID
LID, Bishop OF the Detroit Area
Of the Methodist church will speak.
Mr. Cornelia Burton is chairman
Of Circle Two.
Great preparations are being
made TO entertain the annual con-
ference. which begins April 10. Mrs.
Cassie Morris is chairman OF the
committee for housing the dele
yates. Mrs. Zelma Sykes Sparks is
In general charge OF publicity for
the conference.
Floyd II. Henson. church reporter.