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Florida Avenue (Celored)

The Rev. Robert l.. Rollins will
have for his subject at IL am. THE
Christians Greatest Virtue At
3 pm. holy communion and recep-
tion of new members. Music will be
rendered by senior choir No. 2. At
8 pm. a Christmas musical rendered
by the combined choirs and chorus.
On Christmas Day services will be
at IL am. Sermonet by the pastor.
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BrightwOod Park.

The Rev. Robert K. hewitt an
nounces as his IL am. theme, IA
Promised Redeemer." At 7:45 pm.
the choir, assisted by the Raymond
School Glee Club, will give musi-
cal presentation. On Christmas eve
at II pm. = service Of Christmas
carols and . message by the min-
lister on "The Quest of the Wise
Men," preceded by q period Of fell
lowship and refreshments, beginning
at 10 pm.
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Mount Bethel lColoredl .

DR.. K. w. Roy will preach at II
am. on THE Soul Winner" At
$3.50 pm. he will preach in the
union communion service at the Pill
grim Baptist Church, accompanied
by his congregation. At 8 pm,
service.
On Christmas Day at II am. a
Christmas message by the pastor.
Christmas music by Choir No. and
the Junior Choir.
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will teach the
Mems Bible Glass
of ED b r coke
M e t h o d / S t
Church tomor-
row. Special mu-
sic will be played
by the class or
chestra.
The A. B. Pugh
Bible Glass of
Mount Vernon
Place Methodist
Church, will be
taught tomorrow
by Justice Boil
itha j. Laws.
Evening star., 1942-12-19

Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
At 8 pm. he will preach on Christ,
the Child Of Prophecy"
On Christmas Day there will be a
sermon and Christmas music at II
m.
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METROPOLITAN (CoIored)

At II am. DR.. A. Clayton Powell
sr, will be guest speaker At 4 pm.
he will be guest speaker for the
Junior Fellowship Society in a spe-
cial Christmas vesper service for
young people. All servicemen are
invited and will receive Christmas
gifts. At 8 pm. the pastor will con-
tinue his discussion on characters Of
the Bible.
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Baptist
Bethany,

Even Unto Bethlehem is the
pastors theme tomorrow morning.
In the evening a Christmas play will
be given The mid-week devotional
service will be held Wednesday eve
ming IN the parsonage.
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Third (COlOred)

At II am. the Rev. George O.
Bullock will preach on THE Way to
Secure Worlds Peace" Holy COM
munion will follow the services. At
8 pm. he will speak on Christmas
and How it Should be Celebrated"
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Friendship (Colored).

The Rev. r. Randall will preach
at II am. Holy communion at 3
pm. The Young Mems Jubilee
church chorus will render pro-
gram at 8 pm.
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Union.

DR.. Selwyn X. Cockrell will preach
at IL am. on "A Message from the
Manger." At 8 pm. there will be
a carol and candlelight service con-
Quoted by the young adult fellow
ship.
Evening star., 1942-12-19

have a Christmas service followed
by recitations and the moving pic
ture Child of Bethlehem"
Christmas eve there will be carols
at IL pm, followed by festival serv-
ice Of holy communion. On Christ
mas Day at II am. there will be holy
communion and address by the vicar
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Memorial Free.

The services will be characterized
by . Christmas sermon at II am.
BY the Rev. Paul 8. Wheelock on
@What Can oive7" The 5 pm.
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Ascension.

Services tomorrow viii be holy
communion at 8 m, morning prayer
and sermon by Canon Wolven at
IL am. There viii be hymn sing
at 8 pm.
On Christmas eve there viii be
carol service at l1:15 pm, followed
BY holy communion at midnight.
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Congregational
Ingram Memorial,

The Rev. Frederick j. Bishop will
consider who Is This Babe of Beth
lehem?" at IL am.
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Metrouolitan A. M. =,

AT II an. sermon by the Rev. j.
G. Beckett, on "By-Products of
-
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Methodist
Lewis Memorial.

The Rev. H. r. Deal will use as a
subject for the Christmas message
at IL am, Christmas In the Heart"
At 8 pm. will be special service
Of the Christmas Message In Song
and Music. The two choirs will give
this program, a candlelight service.
The Christmas eve candlelight
service will be at II pm. Thursday.
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Episcopal
Chapel Of the Redeemer.

Tomorrow at IL an. the Rev.
Robert e. Browning. vicar, will
preach on "Hs Name Shall Be
Called wonderful At 7:30 pm.
the children and their parents viii
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TRANSPORTATION

Services Sunday ut 8, $50 and II
am. The Rev. J. ]. Queally will Of
ficiate and preach.
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First Methodist,

At II am. the Rev. A. F. T. Raum
will use as his subject Seeking
God" and at 8 pm. God Seeking
Men"
A service will be held Christmas
eve at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1942-12-19

'The Sunday school lesson for
December 20 Is "The Birth Of
Jesus."-Luke 2:1-20.
Evening star., 1942-12-19

(See ACTIVITIES, Page B-80
Evening star., 1942-12-19

Miss Mabel Nelson Thurston' s
Bible Glass of the Covenant First
Presbyterian Church. elected as off,
GERS, Miss Nora Bradford, president;
Mrs. w. Calhoun Sterling, vice presi-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Custer TO Train
Artillery, Tank
Units Grdyling
Time. stan Oorre-pondent

FORT CUSTER. June 30.-The
Crawling artillery range. now be-
ing used by a Fort Custer field
artillery regiment. is completely
satisfactory for the training of
men in modern warfare and will
be used throughout the summer
by Fort Custer units, Second Army
officers said today.
Mai. Robert X. Phelps of the
9Th Headquarters of the Second
Army, said he had been informed
by Lieut.. Col. l.. II. Carruthers,
Mai. James White and Maj. DOnO-
van M. Vance. Second Army Of
ficers now watching maneuVers
there, of the excellence of the
camp.
Previously. troops from artillery
and tank destroyer units at Fort
Custer have been required TO
make a two-day trip 10 Sparta,
Wis. 10 fire their heavy guns. IN
fantry companies, specializing in
heavy weapons also went 10 the
Wisconsin camp TO learn how 10
use their guns.
Local officers pointed out that in
addition 10 giving soldiers two
extra days OF training. the new
site would conserve rubber and
gasoline.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Saved Soldier S
Life, Praised
Time. stsff Correspondent

FORT CUSTER. June 90 The
combination of quick thinking and
the first aid skill of Mrs. Roy Nc
Evers, %. a Grayling housewife,
was commended today BY Lieut..
Col. George Byers, head of the
second army troops training here,
in letter 10 Mrs. McEvers, who is
credited with the probable saving
OF the life of a Custer soldier.
Colonel Byers cited Mrs. Me
Evers quick analysis of the Sttua-
ton after Pvt. James Hayes, Chi
cage, was hurt when his truck
overturned near Grayling. He suf-
fered a fractured vertebrate and
was in serious condition when Mrs.
Mowers arrived on the scene.
Before permitting the soldier 10 be
touched she applied light tT-ac-
ton Splint 10 the soldiers neck.
Maj. Harvey Whitfield. medical
officer with the artillerymen in the
convoy. said that Mrs. McEVers'
skill probably resulted in saving
his life. She gained her knowledge
through the first aid defense
classes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Gold Star Head
Praises Custer

FORT CUSTER, juno 30
Mrs. Mathilda During, national
president of Gold Star Mothers
organization and the woman who
led a contingent of Gold Star
Mothers TO France several years
ago TO decorate graves of their
sons, was due\in Detroit to visit
with draft boards after an in
Spection of Fort Custer.
Mrs During told officers that
Fort Custer was one of the best
camps she had visited. particularly
in the speed with which Michigan
men were put through the recep-
ton center, and the cleanliness of
the camp
With Mrs. Durling were Mrs. T.
II. Afford, Little Rock. national
commander of the United States
Army Mothers; Maj. John Ferris,
national OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of
the American Legion founders and
Capt. George II. Names. Flint,
author of history of Fort Custer.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
WEDNESDAY, MORNING

lOli5 A. VI.
WIR-St0ries L. ). Loves
Bachelors ChildteI
t-KLW-MusiCAl Kitchen.
WEAR Rev. Lindsey
WkNZ-Molly OF Marines
WEXL-Musical program.
1850 A. NJ.
WJR-Stopmother ID.
WV Help Mate d
Mary Morgan.
Mary starr.
ANIZ-News flashes.
JfB-Great NaitzEH.
" ENL--Music.
l0:45 A. NJ.
WJR-Mrs. PBge-T.
NNNI-Lone Journey.
MhlL--l'Ve Got Your No
II 90 4. NJ.
WJR-Clara, Lu and I'm.
WV Road OF LIED.
CkLW--Rhythm, romance
WCAR--News Ace.
MNNZ--Seeond Husband.
MJLB-Elying Reporter.
ME&L-Newscast.
i1:16 A. NJ.
WJR-Dealer In Dreams.
NY'NJ VIC ana SAde- ID.
CkLW-AuEtrslian news.
WCAR-State Reporter.
WNNZ-HoneymoOn Hill-D
Wk.NL--Musical program.
II 80 A. VI.
Bright Horizun-D.
WWJ Against the Storm
CKLW-soidlers Wife ID.
NCAR-Home folks frulic
WNYZ-Juhn's Other Wife
WJLB-Miriam LRne-M.
WkkIs- Dance music
WJBK-Popular Music.
40 A. NJ.
WJR-Aunt Jenny-D.
WWJ-David Harum- ID.
CkHW-Meledy Time
WNNZ-Just Plain Bin.
WJLB-MuBic.
WJBK-NeWs Roundup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Note Slight Advance
In Commodity Prices

WASHINGTON, June 30.--Gen-
eral level of commodity prices was
slightly higher last week according
20 the wholesale price index COM
piled by National Fertilizer ASso-
citation. In the week ended June
27 tho index advanced fractionally
TO 1918 from l27.l IN the preceding
week. a month ago II was 1880
and year ago 100, based on 1885
80 average as 100.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
DEATHS

Beneoet,s III Marco, SITS Fast Lsfayetts,
Helen msroun. SIS JOS. csmpau. u.
Nick PugHe 1873 Traverse Is.
/ eter Henr1ksen 507s Trumbuii 40.
Max Hirnnesien. 150l Petoskey 81.
Joe Rothmsn sstO Elmhurst, 81.
Robert Wilson. 5s5 Post, ~.
George y Bamle,. itot Virginia. 90.
Rcsa Taylor. 573 ~. Anioins. -
tyulisBus KAne. l7l5l Riopeils. So
Ivan Mckinley Pulling. 200 West Grand
boulevard. a.
Julia Aperr saz2 Lincoln. AZ
Josephine Hschmsn. ssai BALDWIN, 80
Mary Elizabeth Besil. 343z Twelfth. -.
Olga Lnshetxky. iSl07 Maine, -.
tCusta Houda. ESQ Harvard rpad. a..
sawka Nsceuks. 17iss Dean. %.
Louis Frederick Decker a340 Helen ",
Harry Elijah Abbey. 1921 strusturr. ~.
Adclphs Crieser. i77i7 wHsnre drive, s..
Marxaret stenes. eis Lenox. -
Mary Jane Smith 1853 Eimhurst. n. p, 81.
Dora Glhuls. i4sos Eas,biru. "a.
Eltse Christine knndsen, 1882 wooding-
John r. SCHNEIDER. iisi B.mford. Water
Barbara Reno, 7sso Baldwin. 50.
Albert HOLLAND a. wipder. b5.
Io,tie simmons 27s Adelaide. 81.
Audrey Banks. SIS Illinois. -
sybiils Orrenor isis Helen. 49
Alex Godmere, 1901 westland, Dearborn.
Marilynn Ann o'Brien. Ass7o MaBsneId, I.
Wayne Young. 1873 Arlington road, SO.
Louis y. ,,I n,srrinrtcs aiiO7 cambrids.
Laurence Fisher. lssO7 Muirland, ~.
Augusta Cieselman 1921 Troester, IL.
Abraham Graham. 1883 Ford, 30.
Milton Cragfn. 1920 Rslston. as
Edward Walker. 1927 Fairfield. so
Fhihp P1o~hinski. 2352 Marquette, IS.
Rose Lee Mcdonald. e3ss Colfax. IS
Mary CrowningshieId 2ss1 Sheridan, IS.
dudley Campbell 1918 Brush, ~.
bIsrry Petnkon. 2i54 Waverly. 81.
John Hhimrr, 1891 Sp8rling, 81.
1)oris N. Peterson 13219 Littleheld, ~.
Robert Madden. asi John II. IS.
STANLEY f. GirhAly, llIOo Contin'G
rhsoaore P.i,i.r. sse7 B,ni,sau. 81.
Ralph Arndt. 3o1 Elmhurst. Highland
Alexander syivestrow,cz. z2.e Theodore, 90.
Ethel Folsom. 12li7 Mansfield, 81.
kltrAbeth Anderson. 1890 Northlavn, ".
Robert Patrick Flannery. 4535 Lincoln, ~.
Charles X Hsrtung. so7 NOTTINGHAM N,
Mary Turet, 1as2s Charest 70.
Joseph Ebert i7220 Reid. 50.
Y Frank A Poupard. 1892 Promenade, 81.
Beatrice veriden. s0t0 Kirkvccd, 20.
Israel Goldberg, 1895 Fairneld. al.
Dora Mendeison 32s2 Tuxedo 90.
Isaac NnlDsn. 2sei Calvert, IL
Mar Ellen Thompson, 40 West Margaret,
20
Herman Leemsn. 1880 Norjhla-n. a..
Aioert Weiss. 1905 Lasane boulevard, -.
Timothy Brooks. 1911 Thirtieth. 2f
william r. Mcmillan. z7i4 Second, 81.
Lecns y. Wills. Sis Buckinghs m, 90.
John r. Neike. 3t27 Elmwood. So.
Edward 4. Becker. issss Nscama, ~.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Pennsylvania Salt
Transfers thompson

NJ. A. Thompson. who has been
in the heavy chemical sales di.ision
OF the Pennsylvania Salt Manufac.
turing Company in the Detroit area
since March; 1888. has been trans
icrred 10 the industrial cleaner
division. Although assigned TO tho
heavy chemical division he ha,
assisted in the sale of PennSalt
cleaners and l. well known in that
field
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Maj. Gen. Gfuneff
To Visit Fl. Custer

FORT CUSTER. June 30.-Maj.
Gen. George Grunert. commanding
general of the Sixth Corps Area,
will make an inspection tomorrow
of Fort Custer installations and
men.
He is scheduled TO 60 first TO
Kalamazoo 10 meet with induction
officials and then come here in the
afternoon. He will be accom-
panied by Col. William II. Nc
Carthy of his staff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
DIVORCES

Divorces were granted:
Gertrude Ormsn from Forest.
Nebrl Murphy frum James.
Edyth G.. HerxhAff from samuel.
Marie a. Loissyle from Arthur
Grace ,. Flooupist from Carl 4.
Betty kfmper from Joseph.
Albert J Brown from Lors.
Possible Collsdsy from Harold W.
Sherman G.. Johnson from hArtha.
william Graham from AEneE.
Mary u. Calhoun frum Carl.
etelia Mscsrf from Angelo.
Rose ~. Kennedy from n. A.
Henry n Harrison FROM LaNlers
Dorothy x. Mencslsy from John r..
MARY Escoff from Christ.
Clarence Thomas from Della. =
Hazel Piphsr from Edward.
Margarri stewart from William G..
Samuel PruEcntch from Sofia
Phyiis v, Ssfnelko from Walter.
Ardrtck Fhflli Esp~s from Viola.
Clara Koscielniak from Vfn-ent.
Irene TEirikot from James
Tram Mclean fran William j.
Sadie Steyenson from Lester ,cross
Katherine echs ssourEcf from Michael
Stephsnie kiesEewski from Anthony.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON

e:t5 z. NJ.
WJR Pepper Noung-D.
WWJ-Church hymns.
NNYZ-PvF Cot Your No.
WJLB-Music.
$500 =. n.
WJR-Dayid Hsrum, n.
WNJ News: Ole FoeIch.
CkLW-News Ace.
WCAR-News Ace.
WY After war, what
MJLB-News.
WEKL-Newscast.
W45D-Design for Music
W4pD-News.
S;IB q. VI.
HJR-Star Parade.
CKLW-Mutual calling ".
WCAR--Niich. Roundup-V.
Milady's Matinee.
WisD--Music.
3:20 T.. NJ.
WJR-Musieal.
WV Music 10 Remember
CkLW-Shady Vhiley-M.
NNYZ-NeW-s: Men of Sea
Wh.XI-Music u. S. loves.
W45D-Music
W4BD-Saiun orchestra.
8;4S r. a.
WJR-Melody Time.
WXNZ-l5 Minutes From
Broad way.
Ws9D--N ewE.
400 r. VI.
WJR-News.
WV Studio Orchestra.
CKLW Empire City races.
NkYZ-MusicAle.
WCAR-NeWs.
WJLB News: IntermezLo
WE$L-H Hymns NJ.
WJBK-NewE Melody.
WigD Music You Love.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Radio Programs for Today and Tomorrow

This program has been
given The Detroit Times by
ths stations 6crsin llEteo,
n ths presentations As
scheduled are not on th6
air. the fault lies with the
stations ana not The De.
truit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
At ARLINGTON PARK

At ARLINGTON PARK
Track fast.
FIRST RACE-Miss Advice. Alcyon.
EECOND RACE eisenhefmer, E,pl-
get. Queen Echo. Hard Biscuit. Black
Flame Best Quality.
FOURTH RACED. Rush, AdulRtor,
Philadelphia. Navy Cross
FIFTH RACE Boot and Spur, After
school Sis Baker.
SEVENTH RACE-V Rldina Chief.
NINTH RACE tSubstrute Declared
OF
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
BIRTHS
f.IRIk

GIRLS
Crib were born 20:
Clare Allen. $500 Helen
Helen Andres, eO35 Carrie.
Mary Bjerk. 1895 Japr.
Catherine Butler. $500 Mitchell.
Stella Budgck, e040 Msekinaw.
Wanda Babbish, 1880 Anglin.
Zela Csilam, 1915 Marlowe.
Beata Christopher. 1915 Cherry1awD.
Pauline Campbell. 52s2 Trumbun.
Faye Chestnut. 80 walnut River Rouge
Marie Daidin, 1918 Eastlawn.
Laura Dawson. 3ef0 Porter
Marian Des Jardih. 1887 Stout.
Marie Evans. 274s5 Kaufman. RoseviDe.
Margaret Ehrlich. 1889 Turner.
Evelyn Fiorett 57l6 Interest.
Sophie Gable. 1915 Fourteenth
Mary Coelz. 1855 East Jefferson.
Anna Godfrey IT'S Melbourne.
Helen Gensioki. 3t73 Evelins. Hsntrsmck
Loretta Green, 1912 Ferris Lincoln Park
Ertka Hunt 77i0 Kfngaley. Dearborn.
Avis Henderickson. 1871 Merrick. q
Laura Hunter 2eOf Dubois
Edith HagEsrd. zssst Van Born road,
Inkster.
Florence Jones. 1871 Spruce
Sophia Jackson, Sss Horton.
hsry kotl So7s -. car.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30

n TTOIlh EFENN ~
Track. fast.
First Race -Worsted Goods, Bass Ftd-
die Flying Ned, Lady FLARES.
Second Raoe-BrHve Died, Victory
PLAY. Pacific Maid, Naldina Knight
Third Race-An Free.
THIRD RACE-Brave str
Fourth Raoe-AmericRn Money, ShA-
been. Chatter wrsck. soberano. In
Dutch.
Seventh Race-Claro, III Kid. Sun
High BroOklandville. Miss High HAT.
Last Chance, GlenBce.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-06-30
Scratches
by United Press
EMPIkE CIga

Track, fast.
First Race Bean Work
Second Race Medal Time, Robert p.
Third RAoe-0Ood Company, Infant
queen.
Firth Race Transient
Sixth Race stu Gallant.
Seventh Race--One shen-
Evening star., 1942-08-16
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Ask yousehow
will wor How we'll made to In
the
oifyng oond budget
included
unors noise ondw
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-04-09
Roxbury

Roxbury grange will furnish and
serve the supper Monday evening,
April 13, at the Promoters club, at
Stockport. Miss Louise Wallace, a
school teacher in Columbus, spent
her Easter vacation with her moth.
er, Mrs. Eta Wallace, at McCon
nelsville, and her brother Courtley
Wallace, wife and children, and at
tended Mrs. Augusta Ross funeral
Saturday afternoon at Dale Den
zil Gheen and family visited
with his sister, Mrs. Herman Cal.
endine, husband and children, at
Sharpsburg, Sunday " Mrs. Elsie
Beach and son Bob were up to the
Valley Hills Rest Home to see the
formers aunt, Mrs. Blanche Hosom,
who is very ill.--Mr. and Mrs. War
rem Loar received word from their
son, John Wiley Loar, at Fort
Bragg, N. c.. that he is all right
Mr.. and Mrs Rich Rice of Parkers.
burg spent the week end at their
farm. The Oakland w. S. c. S. met
with Mrs. Matte Walker, April /.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-04-09
Hopewe1l

Mrs. r. w. Griest attended the
funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Augusta
Ross. which was held at Dale, Sat-
urday afternoon. Tommy Newsom
and son Gene Allen of Coolville
spent Saturday with the formers
brother, Bob Newsom, and family,
Gene Allen stayed until Sunday
Mrs. Alice Ellis spent few days
last week at Malta with her sister,
Mrs. Gertrude Wright, who is Ill
with high blood pressure.--A. X.
Ridgley who was cared for Val
lev Hills Rest Home about week,
returned home last Thursday. =
Forty ewes gave birth to forty-four
lambs in 20 days at the Rose Tracy
farm. The lambs are all living and
doing fine.--M Mr. and Mrs. Bob New
som and children Clyde and kath-
ryn Ann were Sunday guests OF the
formers mother, Mrs. Anna New
som, and son Albert of Bailey ridge.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-04-09
East Windsor

Lonnis and Eustis Phillips of
Cleveland spent the week end with
their parents, and Sunday c. II.
Phillips, wife and daughter Wava,
Ralph Sells, wife and sons Duane
and Marlowe, spent the day with
them. Emmett and Worley Gate
wood spent Friday in Zanesville.--
Blaine Cooper of Columbus spent
from Friday until Monday at his
farm and with Graham Cooper and
family. Winnifred Antill and fam
lily of GAINESVILLE spent Sunday
with his father, Joe Antill.-- Cleo
Rainer spent from Friday until
Monday with Mary Antill.--W Willis
Hanson and family, Edgar Hanson
and family, George and Eliza Han
son, Arthur Hanson and family.
Chas. Rhinebarger and wife, John
Hambel and wife, all OF Akron
spent the week end at their homes
here. &C. H. Phillips and father
spent one day last week at Trinway
and called on Frank Houke and
wife Mr. Bailey has gone to his
sons in West Virginia, after spend.
ing some time with his grand
daughter. Mrs. George Hanson
Mrs. Ethel Alderman is visiting in
Akron with relatives. --Rilla Nc
Weigh received word that her
daughter Myrtle Hoffman of near
Cleveland was operated upon for
tumor, Monday of last week.--Le-
ora Roher and children Junior and
Mary Jane of Waterford spent Sun.
day with Frank DOak's.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-04-09

Shocks and Lenore Gibbons
Clyde Calendine of Massillon spent
the week end at home.--B. e.
Workman of GAINESVILLE was a CALI
er in Chesterhill, Monday Mrs. G..
o. Delhi and children spent Eas-
ter Sunday at Orrin Abel's Of
Pennsville route Mrs. Blanche
Gheen and children spent Monday
with Mrs Hattie Hill.-- Mr.. and
Mrs. S. B. Zumbro and Miss Paul
inc Harris and daughters Donna
Mae and Martha Jane spent Sunday
with Cloyd Zumbro's at Marietta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett McInturf.
Mrs. Besse Patterson, Mrs. Gladys
John and Thelma Parks spent FRI
day in Marietta.--Sgt. Lee Osborne
Of Camp Wolters, Texas, is spend
ing 10 day furlough in Chester
hill Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Parsons, 101s pound son. Tues
day ng.--Languon Long and
boy friend from Paul Baer Field,
Indiana, spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Long. g.--Gerald
PEBBLES of Ravenna, and Mrs.
Gerald PEBBLES and son Ronnie Of
Albany, spent Sunday with Will
PEBBLES. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred S.
Bretz and Bernard Wiley of Marys-
vile were guests at the parsonage,
Sunday and Monday.
Fractures Leg
Mrs. Alice Farris fell and frac-
tured her leg while going down
steps, Monday evening.
Chesterhill Methodist Charge
Oakland: Worship and commun-
ion, 9:15 a. IN. Church school at
1915 a. N.
Amesville: Church school. $50
a. m. At the morning service,
Amesville last Sunday, Is persons
were received into the church, one
at home, six adults were baptized
and five children, results of the Wis.,
itation evangelism campaign.
Chesterhill: Church school at 10
a. m. Morning worship, II O'Clock.
Theme, Thomas, Honest Doubter."
Junior church, II a. m. Mrs. Dew
/ ey Stone, leader. Youth fellow
ship, p. m.-Joseph A. Bretz, pas
tor.
School News
| Nina Wymer, Ronald Startling
Cline McCurdy and Marian zumbro
went to McConnelsville Tuesday
i evening to practice for the all-coun-
| ty band. !
Lee Osborne was enthusiastically
! welcomed when he was visitor at
Marion school, Tuesday.
The juniors of Marion high
school received their class rings.
last week.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-04-09
ADDISON W. WOOD

Addison W., son of Granville and
Lydia Thomas Wood. was born in
Marion township. Morgan county
Ohio, August IL, 1862: died April
2, 1912, aged 79 years, seven
months and Fl days. He was of a
family of six children, and the last
of the family. Those preceding him
in death were: George, Thomas,
Rachel Embree, Charity "Chatty''
and Mary Ann. He was twice mar
ried, first to Martha Fox. Sept. g.
1892. She only lived about two
years He was married to Elizabeth
Carr to which union twin daugh-
ters-Mabel, wife of Jesse A
Hayes, Stockport. and Mary, who
died at the age of three weeks, were
born He is also survived by the
following step-children: Thurman
Charles and Orin Carr, Mrs. Lulu
Ross, Mrs. Ina Dunn. Mrs Wood
died February II, 1926. He had
been blind for several years, and
had been cared for at the Mrs
Maud Moore home, Center town
ship, for some time, where his
death occurred.
For several years the family
owned and lived on the farm now
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Hiecker at Todds. Later they NOV
ed to Stockport, where Mrs. Woods
death occurred. Besides those men
toned he is also survived by four
granddaughters, Dorothy, wife of
Eddie Allard, St. Clairsville; Mil
dred, Mary and Charlotte Hayes,
of the home.
Funeral services were held Sat-
urday at p. M, at the Stockport
Methodist church, with Rev. Lowell
G. Mccoy, in charge. Mr.. and Mrs.
C. r. Williams, accompanied by
Mrs. N. H. Hawkins, sang "Abide
With Me" and "The Old Rugged
Cross Interment was made in
the Chesterhill cemetery.