davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21

Tns final nesting 81 tbs Whit<
shrns before ths spplie4taoa for
eharter II filsd. wfli - held ~ 81
Hslsn's Masonic temple Saturday
st 7.sO .. m- All Who have syn
a ths application ara requested 70
b. present - innportans matters
are 70 be discussed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21
Gel Righi-of Way
For Road 10 Be
Built After War

Purchase o. about rye niles ~
rEht-of-way between Pardv and
p Foediek for use a. = part q
primary state highway M. Il
after TIE var = over Wa dis
closed ~ Tire State Highway de-
partnent in Olympia Saturday.
ne new rad VIII closely parai-
lei the Tacoma power line to lake
cushnAn. thus taking heavy high
way traffic out q Gig Harbor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21
ALARMS
FRIDAY. DEC IL

e:0e q. m: 632 SO. State St.
chimney fire.
e;ss a M: aie so. Grant st.,
chimney fire.
1850 p. M: $3.50 50. Birning-
ham. no report
sos p. m; $40 So. Cakes St,
chimney fire.
SATURDAY, DEC. 10
LIS q. M: 35e5 A st. oil stove
backfired.
lisa n. m: Taylor way. dump on
fire.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21

E. w. Toylor. obove, son OF
Mr.. ond Mrs. Williom J.
Toylor, RI. !. Box 5e6. To-
como. Ii. Toylor. o former
Tocouo Times carrier ond
CCC member, entered the
ormy in October, l940. Nd
voneino 10 ronk of sereeont
he wos sent 10 officer troin-
ing school OF Fort Bennino,
Go, end oroduoted in Feb
ruoy. l94l. being odvonoed
10 ronk Of second Lieutenant.
He graduated from Clover
Pork junior ond Lincoln SEN
ior high schools before en-
terino service. His wife,
Beatrice Munroe Toylor, re-
sides OF RI. J, Box 40.
Tocomo.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21

Charles Krsger. s.. II Eaton
Vile. died al a local hospital IN
day. he was born a. Kruger
lake. near Eatonyilis. ~heFe hss
family honestssoed. For II ysarn
he worked for the Eatonyliis
Lumber Co. a. a saw filer ard Wss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21

b. HID - Holy he>ary church
Monday Al $50 a m. Ths corfsgs
win lsays Caffnsy's mortuafy ~
ei0. Burial - calvary csnstsFy
vii follow. Rosary viii b rscitsd
A. the ebsrch - T:3o ?. N Sun
Day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21
OBITUARY NOTICES

later with the Cascade Lumber
Co. He retired to his farm In June
Of this year. Affiliations included
y. o. E.. No, :. Tacoma: Nls1nsi.y
Tribs. Order Of Rsdmen. and nss
Presbyterian church. Surviving
are his wife. Jane. two sons.
James Kreger Of Eatonviiis: .
brother. Robert kregsr of Span
away; four sisters. Mrs. LILLIAN
Lewis. Mrs. Ruth johnson. Mrs.
Anna Angle. and Mira Bhnes bur
goyns Of Tacoma. and seven
grandchildren Funeral announce
ments viii be made b. Buckley
King.
ofro' Lxsa
Otto Lang. 81, died suddenly
Saturday ~ his home. zi05 No. q
st. He was . native 81 Alma.
kans.. and had resided In Tacoma
the past 30 years. lie leaves two
brothers In 81. Joseph. No. Piper
mortusry win announce the fu-
neral
MRS. sAsy y. DoAs
Funeral services for Mrs Mary
v. Doan. 70. who died AZ her home,
s30s 10. Park ava. Friday. viii
be held from the G. G. Msllingsr
chapel Monday at 1870 .. m.
with the Rev. J. J. Praltt offici.
stlng. Cremation will fellow.
Mrs. poan was born IN Richmond.
Ind, and had lived here ~ years
She vas a charter member ~ the
Tacoma womsn's club and . life
member Of Friends church.
uso l. rKiRf aASrA
Uno l. Terry Rants. -. died 81
a local hospital Friday. he was .
native of Tacoma and had bssn
employed II the seattis-Tseoma
shipyards Hs was . member q
ths Bollsrmaksrs union and ths
Presbyterian church. Surviving
are q son. Richard Ranis 81 Ia.
coma: . brother. Oliver c. Terry.
u. n. Coast Guard Of San Fran
cisco: . sister, Mrs L. n Walker
Of San Astso. and foster parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Terry
Of Tacoma Funeral arrangements
viii be conducted BY c. o. Lynn Co.
Glen Faux. Is. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney FauIk Of Buckley.
died At q local hospital Friday.
Born IN Puyaliup. he had besn
= student 81 Buckley high school
Surviving. siso. are a sister. 10
lsen. Of the hons. and grand par
snts. Mr.. and Mrs.. .. p. Purtis
u Tacoma. Privsts funeral ssrv-
sces viii 10 held Monday afisr-
noon al c. c. hsliinEsr Co. chapel
FUNERAL Assoi-scExEsrs
.. r. Csmstsek-Funsral sery-
ices ain BE- held Monday a. p.
m. At Piper Funsrsi home. The
Hsy. Harold y. Long vii officiats
Cremation will foiiow,
Mrs. Etts stsuaft Jeffrey
Services win b. hsld Monday At
30 ?. ~. In the C. c. Msitngsr
Co. chapel Ths Rev. William 7.
Turner and members q ths asax-
nisry 20 ths MAJOR n. ~ Br0sn
camp. sDanlsb American War
ysterans win offlclais. Burial At
NJ. View csmstsry wiii foiio~.
Casper Chrissiaases Services
AL BE- hsld Monday At I ?. m ~
Buekisy-Kinz ehapsi. With burial
following in Tacoma esnetery.
Ths Rev. John W. hos<ia an
offielats-
William q. Bhitssy = Burial 1t
Mineral esnstery VIII foiio~ ssrv-
lces In Mineral ehsreh ~ ,. nu-
Sunday. Ire Rev. v. ID. Poois Nlii
preside.
Mrs. Ana Britx--AOadsY al -
Pstr.cks chgreh. eortegs leaving
c4asedy 4 Alien chapel a. s.fs
a. m. Intsrrnsnt in cslyeFy esms-
terry.
William n. LsS-Serglce4 VII
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21

Hiram A. Woods. &c, died st .
local hospital Friday. lie was
taken III suddenly Al the North
west Door Co. where he vas
sawyer. A native Of Pieasanton.
NO. Woods resided at zoos So.
sprague. He was . member OF
Modern woodmsn OF America. the
Lumber and sawmiil Workers
union No. 2633. and Royal High
ianders Surviving are his widow.
Mrs. Pearl NJ. Woods. two sons.
Raymond Woods Of Tacoma and
Norman Woods Of Hilisboro. Ore;
three daughters. Mrs. Charles
West. Mrs. airline Firth. and Miss
Louise Woods: two brothers. Ar
thur Woods Of Omaha, Teb.. and
Paul Of Lincoln. Nsb.. and one
sister, Mrs Nettis Newell Of
Cleveland. Funeral services viii
be held at 3 p. m. Monday At Tueii
chapel. with Rev. u. O. Perry
officiating. Burial win follow ~
Mt View cemstery.
opoRGE .AY
George Ray. who had resided In
the city for approximately 70
years. died In a local hospital
Thursday. He was a native OF
warrensburg. Mo. and had been
a iaborer. He leaves no known
relatives. Piper mortuary VIII an
nounce the funeral
MRS. srI,.N DwYER
Mrs. Ellen Dwyer. 70. Rt. !. Bon
s37-A. died at the home Of o
daughter. Mrs. Viola Sem. ~
Port Orchard. Friday She was
born IN Hova Scotia and came D.
Tacoma IN 1923 from Boston. She
went TO Port Orchard In 1898. She
was a member Of the Presbyterian
church. Surviving are -four sons,
Charles Dryer of Prince Rupert,
y. c., Arthur Dwyer. Tacoma ard
james and Wesley Dryer o. Trail
n C.; three daughters. Mrs. Sem.
Mrs. Jessie whiting. stougnton.
Mas. Mr.. Grace Mckenzie. Nova
Scotia. and one sister. Mrs. Grace
Fraser Of Noya Scotia. Funeral
arrangements ell BE- announced
by Buckley-King.
MRS. z. MARo FoRMuzIs
Mrs.. Y. Marc Formiizis. ss. died
Al the home Of a son. Gust Louis
Fornuzis. zi5H No. I st. Fridzy.
she had lived in Tacoma II years
and was a native Of consianfin-
ople. Turkey. She was a member
Of the Greek Orthodox church
Surviving are two other sona,
August Louis Formuzls and John
Louis Formuxias a daughter. Mrs
Mary Phil. five grandchildren and
one gres,-grandchild Ths funeral
will be hid ~ the Greek Ortho-
don church. 50. isthyand Yakima.
Monday a. 40. with c. o. Lynn
Co IN charge. fntsrmsnt VIII fol-
low - Tacoma csnstsry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21
AT US0 Ceniers
SATURDAY, DEC. 10

106 Rust Bldg. - Registration
Junior Hostesses. USo-Traveiers
Aid service, / to IL p. m. Infor-
nation on where TO 20. what 10
see. what TO do. Emergency over
night sleeping accommodations
Additional service 10 strangers in
the community in need Of assist
ance.
18th and Pacific-variety night.
18th and Carving and
modelling. professional instruction,
8 TO $50. Movie. 5 TO $50. Dance
at $50.
IT'S Commerce-Dance, $50.
South Movie, 9 p. m.
612 Provident Bldg-Uso-Trsv-
elers Aid service. . a. m. 10 p.
m. After 1 at 106 Rust Bldg.
207 City Hall Annex-call here
II you wish TO entertain a soldier
for Sunday or Christmas dinner.
NAH slso.
SUNDAY, DEC. 20
106 Rust Bldg. - UsO-Travelers
Aid service. IL a. m. to 10 p. m.
Information on where 10 60. what
TO see. what TO do. Emergency
overnight sleeping scoommoda-
tons. Additional services 10
strangers in the community In
need of assistance.
18th and Pacific-Helen Cong
don at piano. $50. Christmas
carols, 1880. Vesper service 8 p. m,
18th and Fawcett-Movie, 2 and
Cd. m. Coffee hour with special
music sponsored by Women Of I'm
manuel Presbyterian church. Mr.
Charles Ogden, chairman.
IT'S Commerce-Vesper services
sponsored by Ladies Of WcTU. 2
TO 8 p. m.
South Tacoma Coffee hour
with special Christmas program
4:3o.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-12-21
ofTo LxNa

Otto Lang. 81. died suddenly
Saturday n his home. zi05 No. q
st. He was . native 81 Alma.
kAns.. and had resided IN Tacoma
the past 30 years. lie leaves two
brothers IN 81. Joseph. No. Piper
mortusry win announce the fu-
neral.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-09
Boney's Death
Raises Issue
OF Succession
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
In the Sir Walter Hotel.
BY LYNN NISRET

! Raleigh. Sept. 9.-The unexpected
| h"atH OF Dan BOncv, for Is yea 4.
| S'Htc insurance commissioner. cast n
pan II gloom over Capitol Hill. lie
was personally and politically popu-
Iaf and was recognized as one of the
mot efficient top men in the State
| government
Ii was a testimonial To his recog-
niIcd efficiency rather than any dis
respect to his memory that
thoughts ol many State folks turned
immediately Ia the question Of VIII,
viii succeed him. In that connection
an interesting situation DEVELOPED.
There was no doubt about the gov
ernor's right and duty TO appoint an
insurance commissioners. The uues-
ton is for how long.
The North Carolina Code. some
times called the lawyers bible" but
better know min legal circles as the
red book. contradictS itself. Sec,
502O. a part of the general election
law, says that in event of vacancy
IN any office filled by vote of the
people. occurring more than thirty
days before a regular general cleo
ton. the vacancy shall be filled il.
the same manner as other officer
are electcA Sec. 1894, dealing direct
ly with the insurance department.
says that In event Of vacancy in
the office Of commissioner il "shall
be filled by the governor for the UNI
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-09
OPA Ceiling On Tobacco
Is Denounced By Bailey

~. .,,,.,, ...,,.... ,,...u.,, ,,,,.. ,,,..
r,.,s;>., -, -. ,' -. '" ',',,'
..,,,' ''''''' WITH
~, ,,...., ........- ..,., o., H., ,,,...
,,r,. ,,.. ......- 80. ,,,..,,,,',';,.' '''''>
M, 49,, 49,. ,.N., 49,, '','' ,,'s'
If ,Ln,. ..;.....,. .. ,.,..,',, - -.
.n.v r',.. ',.. .,.....,'..i t, .,",
.,.i,s. ~ -, ~. -, t,. 49,,
ma. rh,, ',,,,..'.,. ;r,.,>, ~
,T'...,'' 49, 80 ~ ~ 10 '."'
,eyHNd. I,,' ....... '.',' ' Wv,
hish .' ,',, So ~ -
,b~ ,,d,,. ~. .... ~',i,.,
ih,, nr,rr 49, -. '...t,, =,
h,rrn II H.. -. .'........., ,...,,'.,,
liI<r :, Lr',,,. ,.... .,..',. ',,'''''
II r., 49,, 49,. :...,
Nrr,r c.m.,li,''' ..,..,,.. -,
Iii.,. ,.,,,,.,,,.,,. 100
h,nE -, 49, H.. ........... ... ...... ,...
rnIrv 90. :, ,,,.,'
IN, ,rs, -, .......,. .,..,.,
of farm, mrnc,,, '.......:,i H ~
Tho rr~, nr ,,,,,,;,,,'',.. ,''I. ','
H.. ,.r,.y ,,,.,. - ''' $50. ...'
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-09
40 Selectees
Are Accepted
For Induction

Forty % 80 white SclrcIvvs sent by
nj local draft board on September
: Ia Fort Bragg fur lnuI cXamina-
Nun were accepted Ion induction in
,u the Army, according Ia official
notice received by the luca! BOARD
Today from induction center officials
Oh The 10 reJecteeS. Il were dis
qualified because oil physical cundI-
l'ii>. one because ul being un pru-
uI'iun under court order. and one
because uI u previous dIschm 70 Iu!a
Tie Army.
In addition 10 the ~ sclectces ac-
,vpivd Ion induction. the EaEce board
Mods gwen credit H." IL men who had
previously enlisted IN the Army.
Those who passed the Army ex-
animation, include Jessie Henry
Moss. Henderson route l: James RN-
Ion CruCkCv. Apple street: Charlie i.
Lowry. Jr.. 100 Lowry street: Bonnie
AidrdSc Ball. AZ Charles street.
IRVING Young Gordon, Oxford ruu:,
;: james Garland Falkncr. lilo
ChuTcn SUccG Owen Davis Filing
ION, 80 Green street;
Grady Lewis Faulkner. Henderson
route !. Arch Raymond Jones. Hem
d"rsom: Willie Lee Bowling. Hen
derNUm route =: Malvern EppS Nor
wood. Henderson route ,. William
Anthony StallingS. 500 North Gar
acu street. Bailey Tnuma. Owen.
j.. Henderson route 3: john Lcy
PiIdScn. Jr., Dps Main street: Joseph
Alexander BASKET. Henderson route
;:
Charles Parsons Smith. Ki,,reii.
Robert P.,tmam Manning. Hcnd, -
son: Jc. ~ james Hayes. 9aI David
Sill Get: Jus -! jackson P;,rham. Hen
dt:>"n .uu,. I james Clifton Harris.
Henderson route 3; Walter William
Chl!d.. Henderson,: Robert Franco,
ruler. DR.. 81 Davis street: Willie
fWman Harris. Henderson route l.:
William Howard Hester. Henderson,
route .. .lUynard Lawrence Currin.
Henderson .uutc y:
WIFI, D.y!, Jarvis. Henderson
route !. lHa.l" Thomas Evans. Hen
Gctsn". a.'..3, Wesley Woodliei.
ii"no.. Zion Eastwood. Yves,
End. hv...Dr>un: Floyd Henry VIII
k!n>. W Du.E- street. Ollie Thomas
iHSs-n. bnl Davis street: Charlie
Lu;n,. .'a.kmsuu. Kittrell: Harry
hMrig. Clark. BIB Loliicofie..
a|enur. Thomas Willis Rogers, Hen
dcGsyu .u..c !;
horace Allen Clark. Henderson
route :. James Roger Powell, 400
Row land strcC,: Grady Clarence
f!oyd. 2.t Davis street: and three
men transferred mere for induction:
EGW..u IhumaS GriSsom. from
tiii.nsvI James Lewis Caudlc. from
CORTLAND. Va: and George Dewey
Hunt !1pm iiopewcll. Va.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-09
Senator Sees No lnfla-
tionary Threat in AID
vancing Average and
Thinks Order Was Tc,
D epress Prices for
CCC Buying.

Alleging the leaf tobacco prtcc fix
ing order WAS lnpguNIdvut ard IN
Justified, Senator Josiah ". Bailey
mtImateS the price order was found
ed upOn the desire Ia break .hr
price OF leaf tobacco SO thai the
Commodity Credit Corporation ma;
buy the better grades of tobacco al
lower prices and this Tor foreign &C
count
Senator Bailey nludr hts charge III
letter week $50 to-day Ia Leon
Henderson. OpA administrator. :,
copy u; which MAS received To-Day
by Arthur II. Su!pri-c. sales supc;
visor OF the Henderson tobacco mar
ket.
This letter completes the rvpliv.
10 letters which We're sent Ivy Stu-
prise To- both North Carolina senators
and 10 Representative Cooley. SUI
prise has been attacking the price
fixing order IN 4 variety OF means
md mas, III tao. been ~ Inc tuIvIIunt
OF tho Middle Bel. sales >upCry .>urs
III the attack. lie has filed protests
with OPA. Credit Commodity Cor
poratIun, Secretary Wlckagd ui the
Department OF Agriculture. with In,
three members @. Congress. and
drafted the strong resolution WhIc;,
was approved by Tic Middle BEL,
WarchouSrmcu'> Association n OA.
ford last Saturday.
Regarding The n!,c control ordr...
Senator Bailey Wlulu Nj Uvndcr-
son that there /. an inference. not
without substance that vXvmptIu-
the Commodity Credit Cooperation
from the ceiling restrictions
founded upon the intention g. bvca,
the price Of leaf tobacco rather than
any intention 10 ALLOW the Com
modify Credit Corporation L. nui-
chase above the ceiling price. THINKS
the order will tend to dcprcS. price.
IN the midst of the market
1t seems to me that the price.
OF tobacco, while considerably n!.,
Ell than they have been. are no; duy
to imitation nor are they initiation
airy. They are due m measure to IT,,
unusual demand Tor cigarette aui
other tobacco products. III som.
measure tu the excellence III the crur
and III som" measure tu Inc snort
age due t. the controlled program
and other causes do not think pay-
ment of even better prices Ia on
farmers would tend 10 make ion. IN
flation.
1t seems 10 me that the order is
lmprorident and unIustillrd Ii mad
known that you were contemplate
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-09

expired term
Boney's term would have expired
January /. l945. But there is a gen.
eral election in November this year.
One law seems To- say the governor
can appoint only until December.
and the other says he can appoint
ion the full uneNpired term. Actually
The question is thoroughly academic.
Whoever the governor appoints wild
serve the term out. because II is I'M
conceivable under existing conditions
that the State executive committee
would not nominate iur election
whoever the governor appointed.
While the interest q! some other
State officials i'll the new commits
SI"ncr might not be di>rc>pccttul L"
the late incumbent. that can hardly
DC said al some prospective candi-
dates Ton the job.
The governors OiliC, WAS closed
NJ Monday. that being u holiday. Be-
fore noon Tuesday he had received
more than - trlcgrau about tbs
appointment. and u large percentage
OI The callers at his office Just hap
rrnCd Ia be" insurance executives.
Several oi them insisted that they
had not come about u new commits
Siuncr IA all, bu, about other impor-
tant business. But it isl I often that
So many insurance men gather al the
same time on widely different mat =
tcrS al business.
Nj the time this i being written
Governor Bruu2htum declined -
" nmcnt III any wTy III who VIII
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-09
THREE CHARGES UP
BEFORE THE MAYOR

Three Cha.Lr., were before Mayu!
.!rH.y 7. Powell III city court ilday
\. Smith. route 3. Luul,Ulu
Ma, guilty pI drunken driving. an
so, given til days, suspended upon
payment Vt a fine oi $50 and cost
g.. court ami his rignt la drive Ma
revoked t.. Il -"r!Ud ri one year.
William Allen. Negro. Was sent 20
Tie roads ."r 30 days fur engaging
IN 1. crap game. suspended y,poi
pJv.cnt OF he costs.
Frank N-"ug. Negro. Was Charge:
"i.u ">su3.,nG Iykv Waite. IT,.
s:ulo tnnN a MNl!u prMs.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-09

be named or wien. Persons close -
him. however, are sure that the APP
pointment will be made very soon III
order to block the avalanche Of tele-
grams and other pressure.
Majority opinion among State OIL
ficials and Raleigh insurance circles
is that William p. Hodges. deputy
commissioner. will be stepped up 10
the first place IN the department.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-09

can Telephone and Genera, ,ro..-
slipped into minus territory Is
most losses were narrow mar o W,
fourth hour. "ear he
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-09-09

Tuesdays rise were blocked today
by profit selling III various leaders.
Prices Sottened little after
Westinghouse, L. s. Steel. Ameri-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-25
fcONERTHEOWN
BY JOHN WOOD

doesn't Local 100 do something
about such public enemies? &.
The boys who pelted the tough car
cass of Mayor Jeffries during the
heat of the SIT fight who have be-
gun 10 let up and are now saying
the Jeffs all right and he's still my
favorite mayor" Ho-hum. which
way does the wind blow tomorrow?
Those guys want TO blow with it!
The lady who made the P,D.
records over the week end and then
beat a path to newspaper Offices to
plead immunity because any such
news would cost her a good job.
The youngsters attending the
Methodist Conference here last
week went away not at all satisfied
with the results Of their discussions
Of the attitude of the church to-
wards discrimination. They wanted
TO know why there must be sepa-
ratism in the house OF the Lord and
the answers to many other ques-
tons which proved embarrassing to
white and eolored discussion lead
ers who went up TO tell the young
church" what TO do. Some inter
estingly hot debates went on in
those little rooms and the consensus
Of opinion, 50 far as the young peo-
pie are concerned, was that the
church must do what LeBron Sim
mons said the mayor must do or
well, you can guess the other
part Of it Pickets around SIT
project have become less belliger-
en-; since Uncle Sammy nabbed
three Of the sheep from their fold
for sedition, etc. o.. Wouldn't
some people like TO know what the
mayors plan is for moving tenants
into the famous housing project?
$50 would WEI.
Since the navy cracked the back
door so Negroes could ease in two
national weeklies are claiming I'VE
lead the fight for Negro indignation
into the armed forces" blah-blah-
blah What does it matter who led
the fight so long as there is a chance
Of winning il? What big shot
is slated for an axing by the county
auditors soon2- Some people
arc still wondering why there
should have been a display OF fire.
arms at the Robnson-D ubbs fracas.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-25
Friar's Ale
Leads Keglers

The battle TO determine the Motor
City championship reached new
high over the weekend. Friar's
Ale keglers took over the top posi-
ton from the strong f. and B. five
Although both teams have won and
lost the same number Of games, 81
and IS, Friar's Ale are holding the
edge by points.
Boots Fairfax Back In Lineup
Friar's Ale took a downward
trend when they lost their star.
Boots Fairfax few months ago
but now that he's back in the lineup
the team has begun to click like
the days of old. George Bennett,
Vernon (Spike) Moore. Floyd Fos-
ter, and their captain, Bob Dawson,
are the other members OF the league
leaders.
POrter's Cleaners in Third
The former city champs, Porter's
Cleaners, who by the way will be
out 10 defend their title next Sun
evening at Forest Club alleys.
is in third place in the league with
So wins and IS lost Club Congo is
in fourth place with so wins, 80
games lost, and Little Sans bar is
in the fourth slot with So wins and
40 games lost,
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-25
Mt. Clemens
TURNER CHAPEL CINE.
CHURCH


Last Sunday was quarterly con-
ference day. Presiding Elder ]. W.
Barnett delivered the IL o'clock
message His text was taken from
the 10Th chapter of st. Luke and
the 10th verse. Seeking to save"
The senior choir and pastors chorus
combined their voices TO render
special music for the service.
AT three o'clock, Rev. Carnes pas
tor Of Hamlet Temple, Ferndale,
preached.
The days services were brought
to close with the elder again de-
livering an inspiring message at the
evening service.
TO APPEAR
The Norfolk Spiritual Singers,
radio artists will appear in a must
cal program at Turner Chapel Fri
day evening, April "a
Rev c. L. Morton. pastor OF the
Church Of God in Christ, Windsor,
Ont, will be the guest speaker at
Turner Chapel church also on
Monday evening, April a.
Clubs
Members o fthe Mothers and
Daughters club gathered at the
home OF Mrs. George Reid, for their
regular weekly meeting, last Tues
day evening.
RETURNS FROM TRIP
Sadie Upshaw who left for At
lanta, Ga, two weeks ago to attend
the funeral OF her uncle is back
home again. Upon her return. Miss
Upshaw stopped in Chicago for a
few days visit with her sister and
other relatives.
Avery Hockaday. too. Is back
home from a short visit with rela-
tives and friends in North Carolina.
ATTENDED CONFERENCE
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Peyton
and Mr.. and Mrs. Pies Jones at
tended the Friday evening session
OF the Lexington district conference
which was converting at SCOTS
Methodist church Detroit Don't
forget to get your news in early.
Sunday evening is the deadline-
and that's all for this week.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-04-25
LITTLE SANS BAR GETS
$1,000 AIR CONDITIONING

Sam Brandt, proprietor Of the
popular East side night spot, Little
Sans bar, let it be known over the
weekend that the new $500 air
conditioning plant that was being
installed is now completed Mr.
Brandt is doing everything possible
to make his place an ideal spot for
the lovers OF night life throughout
the summer The well known pro-
prietor is back from a two-week
stay in Hot Springs, Ark,
New Show Each Week
Little Sans bar is bringing to
the city some OF the finest enter
tainment ever seen on the East side
The place will be open to serve the
many pleasure seekers all summer
II you have hay fever you can ge'
relief by spending the evening al
Little Sans. Kid Williams is master
of ceremonies and producer. Thu
place is under the able management
Of James Davis.