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Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-12
Third Partv
Made
By Governor
National Politica |
Leaders Turn Sudden
ly Speculative Eyes On
Midwest And Deep
South Amid Critical
Rurnblings
or Thc lSSocj0tcd PIrss)

CEH Thc A%S"cjotcd Press
National political leaders
turned suddenly speculative
eyes on the Midwest and deep
South today rs Il "diamostic"
Democratic huddlc developed in
the wake Of critical rumblingS
from tn" party'S chief sectional
stronghold.
rider The cloud of third party
lhrrajS from two Democratic
NtalWariN--a former cabinet mem
bar and u southern governor
Dc!uo"rItic leaders from nine
midwrS!r.n states met today i'm
surprise session in Omha i'm an
IEnGtncrd effort to form a unit
I'D farm front
only line importance attached To
Inc meeting by national party heads
repeatedly not even consulted i'm
Of. cal! ug .v"mcd likely To save it
!F"iu iHI stamp at u rIImp confer
'rC". EUbra~ha National Committees
moan J"u'- {. QuiGlcy said that Eul-
A'uv u.vE. special assistant to
y wv 'l' f'''''f''N'll. ana oscar Is.
..W;u.. national Democratic party
wee chairman, viii participate and
'iit'nE'"d their planned attendance
!" N-Ei1rel"u's interest in the event.
However. hr stressed that
Iowa and Nebraska party lead
cr> called the meeting without
'',rspiraiion in Washington" and
ihd; its "dcci>ions will be our
own"
Republican victories in Novcnl-
ter. he sad. indicated something Is
.HasiCaliy WRONG" with Democratic
party politics and that the session
besides creating 70 united farm stare
lrnt. will -"r. f. diagnose the sit
uIlIun ana prescribe remedy.
DiNic!Hud. meanwhile. heard the
C':ar"rs Dc! Alabama Governor Frank
N. OLSON. that the Democratic parry
Was "nyu"Hfus' the Suulh'S social
'ruc'urr.
SpC.i.lu- ...ur. live Suuthcrn So
CiCty ua Nc. 1.. last night, Dixon
aid iuIr.'.H .. % southern DEM
pyrHt!c panty ..- noInG strongly Sug-
e"stCd uua cautioned that "coniu-
SION c.u-'u ay pressure groups III
Washington ".- likely To cause In"
drlcat %. '." nest Democratic car
dIdaiC 90. l.p dent"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-12
Prompt And Efficient
Rescue Efforts Pre-
vent Greater Loss OF
Life Among 1000
Troops Aboard For
mer Liner President
Coolidge

Washington. Dec. 12.-(AP)-
The former liner President Cool
Idrc. operating as an Army
transport fully loaded with ap-
pr"\imately 1000 troops. hit a
mine and sank i'm the south Pa
cIlIc. the Navy announced today.
with Il loss of only four men.
Prompt and efficient rescue cf-
'w'- we're credited with holding
''rs to a small number. the
y y and.
.." Navy announcement did not
q. IN what area of the south
I.''. 'hC 2l.936-tnn vessel was op-
'.'"- at the time and said merely
.H.' If Was on a war mission.
..' names Oi those lost were nor
gwen. bat II was stated that the sur
. .."r. included Henry Nelson of San
! '"Hr.-co. the captain of The PrcS;-
d'' -'oulIdgc.
Tins was the tenth transport an
n"uc"d by the Navy as having been
sh.. ny enemy action.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-12
Turin Is Hit
Third i ,r1e
Within W eek
Planes Of Middle East
Command Blast Ma
piles; Crew of Ameri-
can Filters Captured
when Plane Is Down
ed; Other News

CUH Thc A%%"ci"t,@ Pu,.D
Raj planes fought their ,rav
through cloud BANKS five mic,
thick and riSkrd gu, dradl.
peril Of icc-coarcd wings To-
blast northern I,aIv before
dawn today. attacking the roya.
arsenal city Of Turin Tor The
third time this week.
simultaneously. the British
announced that allied planes Of
the Middle East command AGAIN
bombed the Italian port of Ma
pies in daylight Yesterday. SET
ting fires along the entire Wa
tcrfront and scoring hits ON
merchant vessels.
The Italian high Command lr-
knowledgcd heavy damaac at
Naples and listed casualties al
81 killed and 1873 injured.
a fascist commun,uur said ten
American flicrS-thr crew uI one
bomber shot down--hti been
taken prisoner. indir:tlIng that
the big LibrratOr bumbrr~ of fbc
l. =. Army air furrc~ 'aG nH
Naples for the Arrund time IN
eight days.
The Italians said uuly -u..r damn
age was inflicted lu the u..' raid
on Turin
The Raj, tcHpc-lsr. .I.n.. n
nazi-C"nqucrcd Europe w..' llfr":
hIghlightcd by a fm. wu.u report
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-12
u. S. Planes
Raid Rangoon


Ncly Delhi. Dec -iNpl --Tw"I-
Y large bombs burst among wain :.
houses and direct hi was scored
ON u dock al Rargood. IN renewed
American heavy bomber attacks
against the Japanese H. Burma yes
tcrday. a United STATES Army COM
muniuic announced today.
The big bOmbCrS "' tie 10Th l. ,.
-. forge also raidrd Port Blair, the
crmmuriuuc said but there "" here
~ laval auxiliary vessel received a
direct hit ON our prCvious rad, 10
shipping or any other rcmllncratiEc
targets we're Sighed.
/, said I'LL the planes returned
without damage or injury to the
lhg,y.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-12

To Speak

Winston Salem. nc, II -(AP)--'
Henry Morgcuthau. Jr.. secretary Of
the Treasury. will speak here tonight
at It Dinner attended Ds some 700
representatives OF firus aud groups
IN North Carolina whose employees
nave invested at least 10 per cent
Of their earnings in war savings
stamps.
rhr address will he broadcast over
Il national huOkup.
Governor j. VI. Broughton, and
Representative n. l.. Doughton,
CHAIRMAN OF the iiUuSc ways and
means cUmmlllc, u. ~ .nLOng
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-12
lHREE PERSONS DIE
IN HIGHWAY CRASH

q. WINSTON salem, Dec. i2-(AP)--
Ihr"c persons were fatally injured
,''i% last night at the junction Of
W.T." High Point and Kcrncrsviiic
anyways when AN automobile ana
",E" transport truck colIldcd.
INC dead were. Fred BISnUp. 81.
y, newport News. Va: Mrs. Agnes
,,'>''pp' 81. OF Newport News. Char
MARTIN Lance a.. OF High Point.
'"utc :.
"''h"p died wIthin moments after
'' crash. Mrs. Bishop. ms wIic.
'"inbcd within an hour IN local
p''"i' LniI,, dIcu dUuuI o."U
uvir,i.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-12
Jap Forces ~ Buna
Resist DESC CT ately
MQnQcLes
off Nuzis

Ottawa, Dec. l2.-(AiD- NuN
prisoners III Canada vino had
been Shacklcd in retaliation lpr
similar nTII measures .a..n.'
British prisoners were as.u.ci
today /" bc free Of muuuc.,.
again.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-12
DR.. MILFORD NAMED
CONFERENCE HEAD

nnOnd. Dec. - (AP) - Dr..
L." !. Milford. physician al Glen
''h College. was elected president
q" IN" S"u'h"rr CrmirrCuc" ~ I've
"na' sc>S on of the annual meeting
today.
'.. N'liuid noN wee presto, II g.
succeeds Dean a. ~ Hubbs on tno
University of North CuUllrsh a.:
''ha ui the Conference bud>.
%. \. FiSnc,. professor Ut Moth
'"'1'iId state College. Mas Ci,,l,u
wee president and COiuncl NIliidin
,'"Pvi OF the Virginia hliItm! III
."'"" was reelected secretary
ucd>u.l.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-12
JAP TANKER BOMBED
IN SOLOMON ISLANDS

Washington, Dec. IL .-- thl, -
Army planes bombed a Japanese
tanker, possibly damage 'm"i"'
and shot down six Icr" piar ~
the northern SolomOns recently he
Navy announced to-day 'n " ,"ln-
muniquc disclosing that the enemy
had established 1t flying 'lcp '".,
about $50 miles from the Auor'an
position OIL Gl,ddal, d"I'
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-12
Economy
Is: Pledged
Representative Can
non Makes First Con-
gressional New Years
Resolution

Washington, Dee. l2.-(AP-
The first congressional New Year
resolution strict rctrcncIImcnt
of all government. nOn-military
expenditures in l9i3-waS made
today by the chairman of the
powerful House appropriations
committee.
Serving notice that he intended -
keep tight chcCkrcin on all dG-
pdrtmental spending. Rcprcs cnlatI -
Cannon, Democrat. Missouri. char
man # the committee which has my
tial supervision over all money bills.
said policy OF cutting nOu-r->C;r-
tIal costs 10 the bone already mas
been adopted.
And next year Inc pledged.
well take out part of the bone.
Cannon declared that the com
miltec's policy toward the biz
lions sure TO be demanded by the
Army and the Navy in coming
months for war material would
be one of careful supervision,
but well give them the bcncirt
of the doubt"
'ln allOCating funds iOr the NH
itary," Cannon said. the committee
feels CmphatlCally that il is better To-
give a little too much than too 1T
tic. We don't want 10 take any
chance OF Gripping the war ctioa
through lack OF funds"
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-12
GARFIELD DIES

WillIamstowu. Mass. Dcc. l.
CAp)-Dr. Harry \. Garfield. -
former prcSidCnt OF Williams cullc-o
and the son of the 10Th preside.
of the United States. james Il. G.--
field. died today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-12
Counter Attacks Of
Japanese 'Bioodily Re-
pulsed Allies Say
While Positions Are
MethoiicaIly Blotted
Out

.fi'H! Headquarters in Ans
..''''. '''.. i'.-tiPJ-.Japancsc
..'.". .rr "rhing desperate eff
.'' .. .N H.rlH oui of their tran
.''''r' area of New Guinea.
'..a'H dominique declared
"... "" ;I"Ir remaining posi-
d.. .. t'" hrInG hinitrd out meth
3D." uf t'ii"d artillery and
..'. ..t.t' attacks "bloodiIy
.. .r .rG.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1942-12-12

tCo"' .,d ra.. III. -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04
River Rouge
BY BENNIE CAsYELL. JR.

We wish TO remind the citizens
OF River Rouge that April is cleo
tion. The two candidates running
Tor City Clerk are Raymond j. Pet
crs and William NJ. Rizzi. All citi-
zens are urged 10 vote. May the
best man win.
The Georgia Peach club was en-
tertained at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. \. c. warnum. 2S2 Polk street.
An interesting game of whist was
played. Several guests were prcs-
ent. Mrs. A. c. Warnum is secre-
tary.
1--WE NOTES
Ruth Mclwine and John BRENT
don't seem interested in each other.
anymore. | wsnder what's rocking
their dream boat.
Ideal couples are Star Harris and
SOmmie from the west side aleo.
Evelyn Goode and Fred Pasco.
UNION BAPTIST
The annual Easter program will
be held at the church Sunday after
noon. Baptismal services will be
held in the evening at which time
the Lords supper will be admins
tered.
Rev. G. S. Brazil preached last
Sunday morning in the absence of
Pastor +. {. Copeland. His text
was from 81. John 3:5.
FEWS MEMORIAL CME
The Rev. Mr.. Barnett preached
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04
Northwest Detroit
Business And Social


Private Albert Numlcy OF Camp
Custer was the weekend guest OF
his brother and sister-in-lsw. Mr..
and Mrs. X. J.. Numley. ellie
Parkside street. Ferndale.
The wedding Of Mise Suss Mae
Settles of Mccormick aud David
G. Williams OF Ferndale was SOL
emnized recently. The reception
followed. The wedding party was
entertained at dinner by the bride
uncle and aunt, Mr.. andMrs. Powe
OF Westyiew. The couple were din
ner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Emile
Williams Sunday, sister and bro
Their In law OF the groom. The new
ly weds arc at home at 21O21 18th.
James {. Williams. % of Ferndale
formerly OF Fort Custer. was pro-
NOTED to staff sergeant and sail
ed four weeks ago for an eastern
port. Mis- mother received a cable
March 26 stating that he had reach
ed his destination safely. II Is be-
lieved that Williams is with Mac
Arthur in Australia.
Little Miss Mildred Scar and Mrs.
Milured Mosley are i'll.
Funeral rites were held wednes-
day at . D. m. for the late Kate
Pegues Of 2l39S Westview. Ferndale
Mrs. Pegues died March 25. Al the
age Of 81. Surviving are a husband
Jim Pcgues. two daughters. one
son. two sisters and one brother.
AT the Protective taxpayers
meeting Saturday, March 27. Nelson
Blackburn was appointed air raid
warden. Cleveland Flournoy and
Mr.. Green are associates.
A resolution was passed against
incorporating this community into
city.
All residents are invited 10 the
next meeting, Saturday. April II at
Messiah church.
Mrs. Katie Pegues. OF 2i39s
Westyiew street. died on March %,
at the age of forty-seven years.
She came 10 Detroit from Sonia,
South Carolina. in 1917. Surviving
the deceased are her husband. Jim
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04
SAGINAW
BY MRS. VI. TOOMEY
Zion BAPTIST

A large congregation enjoyed the
songs OF the Mt. Carmel Jubilee
singers OF Detroit whose program
was sponsored by the BTU and the
Sunday school. The singers will APP
pear again at Zion on May 2.
In the absence OF the pastor, the
Rev. NJ .Toomey, the Rev. G. A. Gar
ret, preached splendid sermon at
the morning worship. The Senior
choir sang. Mrs. A. d. Price was
soloist.
The Missionary circle was In
charge OF the evening program. A
play was given by the Red circle
and Young Matrons furnished duets
and soloe.
Mrs. T0omey HonOred
A very elaborate surprise birth
day party was given Mrs. NJ. Too
mey Tuesday evening, March "a
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Price, 1916 Carlisle street.
This dinner was sponsored by
Mrs. Price and Miles Glover, presi.
dent OF the Senior choir. Several OF
the choir members assisted In serv-
ing the guests who came in large
numbers TO this splendid affair.
Many valuable gifts and birthday
greetings were presented Mrs
Toomey. The following members
made up purse OF $40: NJ. Glov-
en-, +. Price, Mrs. A. b. Price. Mr..
and Mrs. William Tate, Mrs. +. Al
len, Mrs. L. Thomas. Mrs. l.. Times.
and Mrs. NJ. Swanson. A large
leather handbag was presented by
little Miss Jaunita Thomas. The
Gospel chorus presented an old
rose handbag and glove set: money
was given by the Acapella choir
which included Mrs. c. Bush, Mrs.
A. Il. Miller, Mrs. ID. Walker. Mrs.
NJ. Swanson and Mrs. +. Davis.
The honoree received box OF
candy from the Minister'S Wives
(white): a large birthday cake
from Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Price: a man
tailored suit from the Pastors Aid
club OF which Mrs. Allie Jones is
president; a crocket luncheon set
from Mrs. NJ. Dix OF Clarksville,
Tenn, and Miss s. Dix, mother and
sister OF Mrs. Toomey.
Other gifts were given by the
Rev. Mr.. Toomey. members OF the
Gospel chorus OF which Mrs. c.
Bush Is president. and Mr.. and
Mn. p. W. Robertson. Mr. and Mre.
II. Easley. Mrs. l.. Fletcher, the
Rev. and Mrs. William Barber, j.
". Gray and Attorney and Mrs. y.
W. Ware, all members ofthe Senior
choir.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04

The Better Citizens club had a
program. at their regular meeting
recently. Participants were: Miss
Mary Burell, Miss {. Moore Mise
Sarah Robinson. Mrs. Mae Hellon
Mr.. Farrell. Miss Cecilia Gray and
Miss Bertha Prosser.
The group known as the Violet
Art club is now called the Ten
Sisters club. They met recently AZ
the home OF Mrs. Lula Abrams.
They met again Friday. March ~.
at the home OF Mrs. Herring. OIL
GERS are: Mrs. r. Stroud, prcsi-
dent; Mrs. Lula Adams. vice presi-
dent: Mrs. NJ Roland, treasurer:
Mrs. b. Herring. secretary: Mre p.
Thompson Pernic. treasurer: Mrs.
b. Ayler, chairman OF the Social
committee. New members are Mrs.
Ross. Mrs. Davis and Mre. Farnet
Payne.
The Socialitcs met al the home OF
Dorothy Long. Routine business
included successful report by the
chairman OF the Social committee
concerning our USA party. a So
ciable hour followed A delicious
luncheon was served by the host
ess. Members present at this meet
ing we're: ollie Maxwell. Nino Tat
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04

An interesting and educational
classes are being held every Tues
day and Thursday in the Claude J..
Miller school under the supervision
OF Miss Murphy. The Glass Is one
OF home hygiene and First Aid
Red Cross Studies and Is attended
by approximately % ladies namely:
Mrs. Beulah Hill (former Village
Nurse), Mrs. Florence Campbell
Mrs. Arlester Cook. Mrs. Almeda
Craighead. Mrs. Lille Cunningham.
Mrs. Rose Dalton. Mrs. Nezie Car
ret. Mrs. Eugene Green. Mrs. Rose
bud Hightower, Mrs. Madeline Lacy.
Mrs. Ada Lowery, Mrs. Bertha Me-
Diffu. Mrs. Ophelia Perkins, Mrs.
Maude Pollard Mrs. Hattie Rogers.
Mrs. Mary Lee Searcy. Mrs. Ethel
Stevenson, Mrs. Ester Turner. Miro
Ella Vincent. Mrs. Pastah Waly,
Mrs, Lola Walton. and Mrs. Jean
cite Fuller.
Each lady in order to complete
the course and receive her diplo-
ma must have IL lessons OF hours
eac. The class will close the first
week OF April and each of the A.
bove are locking forward 10 their
promotion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
lCOr. Jos. Camnan and CllntOnl

Rev. VIM. II. Molbon, the pastor
will deliver special Easter mes
sage next Sunday morning at IL a.
m. and Easter Anthems will be
sung by the choir. At 1915 p. m.
an Easter Playlet will be present
ed by the Church school pupils.
The annual church meeting will
be held on April Sth when annual
reports from all departments OF
the church will he heard and other
business transacted. II will he
preceded by membership dinner
at 1880 y. m.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04
MONROE NEWS

(Continuer From Page 81
George Covlngton and Clarence
Kitchen received their Eagle palm
recently from the Court of Nomar
held at tho Court house OF Monroe.
They received their Eagle a year
ago. G. II. Campbell is their scout
master.
The Progressive Study Club re-
Gently organized with the follow
ing elected Officers: r. r. Parker,
president; Mrs. Hurbert Mallory,
vice president: William f. Penick,
recording secretary; II. Mallory,
treasurer and Mrs. Haywood Cow
irgton. corresponding secretary and
reporter. The officers form the Ex-
&C.. I've committee. Ulysses Boykin
OF the Detroit Tribune staff, heads
the sponsoring committee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04
| roRl,THIAN BAPTIST
i,i0 Caniii

The Rex. Mr. Jones will speak
At Easter sunrise service on The
experience OF Grateful Women at
tho Tomb at IL am. the Rev.
Mr. Jcnes will talk on Its a Public
Rumon It's All over Town and
Everybody Knows It. The choirs,
which will be donned in their new
rober. will render special music
for the services. After the regular
worship baptismal services will be
held in the new church pool.
The Sunday school will present
their annual Easter program at
$3.50.
The senior choir will present an
Easter cantaia, THE Living Re-
decmer'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04
ST. PAUL AME
Jay and Chene

Standing Your Ground" will be
the subject OF the Easter morning
sermon by Pastor J. A. Charleston.
Prayer service will be held at a.
m.
The Sunday school will give
their annual program at p. m.
The Senior Choir will render mu-
steal: the Sunday school girls, a
playlet Sunday evening.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04
PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL
fairfield and BeaubIen

The Pyramid club OF Plymouth
will sponsor a Good Friday noon
worship at Castle theatre, 3412
Hastings near Erskine at / .. m.
The Rev. Horace white, minister,
and others will speak.
The Senior choir will render the
cantata, 1.-THE Seven Last Words
for the evening services.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04

Sunday morning from Luke 1870
on the subject, Lets Go Hunting
4 number OF visitors were present.
Three infants were baptized.
The Pre-Eastcr drive closed last
Sunday. The choir raised $4,000:
the Usher board, $4,000. Total a.
mount raised was $1,000.
The choir and congregation wor-
shipped al the church pastored b,
Tho Rev. Mr.. Isom In Detroit.
Rev. r. l.. Gibson is pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04
|,rw RrTnEL BAPTIST
,s,o Hastings

rr,cidxion services VIII be neid
IA FRIDAY. April from IL noon
''.,W Z nm. The following minis
w" W.. iii deliver sermons and their
sn,,s will furnish the music:
'D rrom 10 noon TO pm. the Rev.
n Ross pastor OF Shiloh Bap-
~. 10 , pm. the Rev. +. p.
,orss Corinthian Baptist; to 3
am. the Rev. II. +. owens MI
| olive Baptist ~ - ~
-, will deliver a special sermon at
..rlr sunrise service Easter morn
T., and also at the IL am. hour.
Bapiizing and communion serv-
,ces will be conducted at 1880 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04
Mt. zIoN BAPTIST CHURCH

A fine sermon was delivered by
Rev. Davis, last Sunday, on THE
Triumphant March OF Jesus Into
jerusalem" Music was rendered by
the senior choir. The pastor. Rev.
G. A. Stevenson. preached at Mt.
Olive Baptist Church and was ac-
companied by II. Green. +. Smith.
j. Taylor and {. Harris.
The Mission board also had an in
teresting meeting Sunday evening.
Visitors were: Elizabeth Gary, The
Rev. Mr.. Harris, The Rev. Mr.. Da-
Wis. Mrs. V. Bridges and Mrs Annie
Wynn.
Johnnie Mae Taylor is church
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04
DAWSON AVENUE BAPTIST

The Senior choir will present r.
NJ. Sutliz' STORY of Easter" a can
tata,. Sunday evening at o'clock.
Soloist will be Theodore Everette.
basso: John Milton. tenor: Maxine
Young, soprano: Eunice Goodwin.
soprano and Jean Bell, alto. The
choir is under the direction OF Toll
bert Collins. Louise Kinchen is
organist.
The Rev. A. A. Goodwin Is pas
tor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04
MASS MEETING

The Ecorse River Rouge branch
OF the NAACP held stirring So
journer Truth mass meeting sun
VI r. %. at ST. John AME Church
The chief address was delivered by
Rev. John Miles, OF Detroit. lie
gave the history OF the struggle,
and pointed out that It has become
national and international issue.
He further said: Until all the
boys are liberated. the Sojourner
Truth Citizens committee will
continue its fight. Other speakers
included Mrs. Sadie Piazzo and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04
CONTEST DATE EXTENDED

Because OF many requests for adj
ditional time TO prepare manu-
scripts, the American Poet-Laure-
ate committee this week announced
that the "Poet-Laureatc Search
contests cosing date has been ex-
tended TO May 1.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04

The Senior choir's repertoire
from the best works OF + b. Hol-
ton. Carrie b. Adams and Char
les vincent will feature the prog
ram Easter Sunday afternoon.
Mesdames Bessie Walden and Hou-
ston. sopranos, are soloists.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04
MING SOLOMON

The congregation will enjoy spe-
cial Faster service all day Sunday.
The sunday school is preparing for
a Spring fsetiyal, April 10. Walter
Young is superintendent; Fred
prummond. chairman.
The Rev. J. G.. Noble is pastor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04
ST. PAUL AME
Southwest Detroit

Sunrise services will be held East
err morning at ST. Paul. Candle
light worship will be featured at
which time communion will be adj
ministered.
The Rev. S. s. Harris is pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04
EBENELER AME
Will, and Brush

Good Friday services will be held
April from IL noon to 3 p. nj.
Communion will be administered
at Sunrise service at 6 am. East
or
Special worship hours will be
conducted throughout Easter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04
kr. PAIL AMEz
- n Palmer

'sI " canlor choir VIII present. me
the SIR Immortality by stultz
|canI a"s At 1880 pm. The choir Is
|sanday. h a direction OF Mrs. Alder
|un0 u.r ' Mrs. Johnnie Reid Is
|orrsnist. n powell. pastor,
~ -" sneak sunday morning.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04
CHURCH or GOD
los. lampam and GratIOt

Friday night April 3, the pastor
and members will worship at Scott
Methodist church, corner ST. An
tome and Kirby street.
The Rev. T. d. McGhee Is pastor
Of the church OF God.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-04-04
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The Entertainment committee OF
the Ecorse Four Hundred Club,
under the supervision of Mls. Ju-
liza Fowler, are planning very
elaborate celebration OF the club
Other members OF the committee
include Mrs. Rose Dolton. Mrs. Ru-
by Harper, Mrs. Earline Jordan.
Mrs. Williams, Mrs. Kaigler and
Mrs. Ghosson. The affair will be in
the form of a Pre- Easter frolic.
floor show and cabaret party at
their clubroom on Saturday, April