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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-01
National History Reflected In YpsilanH Dur

Washington. outlines need for
homes registration office here,
July l2-Survey of rents here
shows increase of between Ave 10
ten per cent values up TO $50.
July l4-Rotary . Club installs
Luman Seamans as new president
at inaugural day observance.
July 15-Rural schools discuss ex.
pansion, elect new officers at an
nual meetings.
July l6-T. S. Weber announces
plans for the collection of old
aluminium here. Central Specially
employees go out on strike.
July Leicester Wolff. Saline,
registered with Washtenaw County
draft board No. has first num-
Der drawn in second lottery in
Washington.
July lS-Workers begin clearing
land for new Striecher Die and
Tool Company plant on limerick
ST.
July l9-Cleary College trustees
name p. Roger Cleary as president
emeritus and educational counselor
and elevate owen j. Cleary
to presidency.
July 2l-City council decides 10
seek federal PWA aid for a new
hospital here.
July 22--City Treasurer Mrs.
Mabel Stadtmiller reports that
since July tax collections have to-
tailed s3O.9si.44.
July 23-John f. Barnhill Me
mortal Band presents delightful
program for huge audience in Pros
pect Park.
July 24-Boy Scouts open drive
for aluminium for defense with
Mayor Ross X. Bower giving the
send-off address.
July 25-Workers start con-
struction on sewage disposal plant
to serve needs at new Ford bomber
plant.
July 26-Dick Ohlinger wins Ann
Arber soap box derby contest in
Ann Arbor.
July 2S-Supt. L. H. Chapelle
tells Board OF Education members
OF proposed plans for 81 1925, 900 ad'
ditions to school system should the
population here double.
July 29-Stanley Norton and par
ty return from Mexico with 40
different varieties of orchids.
July 30-Dr. Charles Wolf ex-
plains relationship between ami
NAL health and human health at
kiwanis Club program.
July 31-Employes, management
settle strike at Central Specially
Company.
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Commerce sponsors display OF
Army equipment from Fort Custer
Dec l4-Choruses and orchestra
present enjoyable Christmas yes
per service in the Ypsilanu High
School auditorium.
Dec. 10 Mayor Ross X Bower
registers first for volunteer de-
feuse unit
Der. ls-Ipsilanu Goodfellows
vo-' 10 contribute 5000 90 fund for
send Signal Corps
Dec. l7-Ypsilanu Daily Press
carrier boys vote 10 sell United
States Defense Savings Stamps.
Dee. lS--Junior Chamber OF Com
merce sponsors program for bene-
fit OF Signal Corps fund.
Dec ls-Ypsilanti schools close
for holiday vacation.
Dec. 20-Goodfellows 60 over top
in annual paper sale. the money TO
provide a Joyous Christmas for
needy families.
Dec 22-Local pilots submit ap
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-01

world AFFAIRS is decided by the
daily activities OF each individual
Rotarian.
Nov. 25-R. S. Gerganon. archi.
tect. announces that preliminary
plans have been drawn for new
S35O000 womens dormitory for
the Normal.
Nov. 26-Ypsilanti American Lee
gion post receives Americanism ci-
tation.
Nov. 2S-Police Commission an
nounces selection OF Dan r. L.
Patch. Highland Park, as police
chief succeeding Ralph Southland.
who asked less arduous tasks
Nov. 29-CIO wins election at
local Ford Motor Co. plant and
other company plants In the sur
rounding area.
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MAY

May Workers resume produc-
tion at the United Stove Company
plant following a minor tie-up.
May 2-Woodruff School Hobby
Club sponsors fifth annual hobby
show and program.
May 4-Willow Run Chapel OBJ
serves first anniversary with ap-
|propriate services.
May Rotary Follies provide
hearty laughs for enthusiastic
crowd at Ypsffanti High School au-
ditorium. Gerald l.. X. Smith op.
poses war in address here.
May 6--Michigan State Normal
college announces plans for a com
Iplete college course for the train
ing of occupational therapists.
May Ford official Charles Z.
Sorenson announces that the Ypsi-
lanti Ford plane parts plant will
he doubled with half of the planes
to be assembled here.
May S-Council of Social Agen-
|cies hears of needs OF recreationaI
program in Ypsianti.
May 9-Michigan Conference on
Education of Exceptional Children
meets at the Normal College.
May 11-Lyman Wizard sets un-
official record Of 5000 feet with
Franklin glider in flight over
Crosse lie and Canada.
May l2-Chairman ~. l.. Munro
reports profits Of $3.50 from the Ro-
larry Follies, the fund to be used
10 aid crippled children.
May 10 American Legion
launches financial campaign for
support Of the parade and pageant
planned for the Fourth OF July.
May 14"-Board of Supervisors ap-
prove health unit for Washtenaw
county.
May 15-Junior Chamber OF Com
berce chooses John &. Farris as
president for coming year.
May 17-Farmers experience one
pr largest opening days as munich.
market opens.
May 19-Death claims Prof. John
!. Barnhill, mathematics teacher at
he Normal College and organizer
md director OF the Girls Drum and
3ugle Corps and Ypsilanti High
School and Community Band.
May 20-School board adopts
Principle OF the salary schedule and
he city council votes salary in
reases to municipal employees.
May 2i-Construcrion progresses
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AUGUST

Aug. Building permits for July
total S35, 900 which is slightly high
er than for the previous month.
Aug. 2-Ypsilanti women rush
to purchase silk hosiery as the gov
eminent announces curtailment.
Aug. 4-Washtenaw County vot-
ers approve coming ordinance.
Aug. 6-Kiwanis Club plays host
to Lieutenant Governor Arthur +.
Crippen. Ann Arbor. on his Of
fetal visit.
Aug. WORKERS begin brick
work on the bomber plant on
Ecorse Rid.
Aug. 9 - Ypsilanu Township
Clerk Mrs. j. f. Sheppard reports
that building permits there for the
month totaled S94,15O. the largest
for which was a 16 apartment
house on Harris Rid,
Aug. 12-Girl Scout summer pro-
gram comes to close when % girls
receive service pins in ceremony
in the Little House in Recreation
Park.
Aug. 13-City councilmen consid.
er recommendation for a traffic
light at Michigan Ave. and Ecorse
Rd.
Aug. 14-Crews install new cleo
trio pump at the water treatment
plant.
Aug. 15-W. B. Kramer, Nation,
Wis, purchases remaining assets
of the First National Bank, paying
$3.50 for the assets with a princi-
pal face value of s277,000.
Aug. 16-Paul NJ. Hansen, Willis,
completes his basic training as a
pilot at Randolph Field.
Aug. 1S-Rotarians Luman Sea
mans, Fred Cain and John LaRue
review the recent officers confer
ence In Essex. Ont, for club mem
bers.
Aug. 20-County school commits
sioners open three day sessions at
the Normal College with a banquet
at which the fiftieth anniversary OF
the founding of the Office is oAsery.
ed. -
Aug. 21-Hundred and fifty regis
ter for fall defense training class IS
in Ypsilanti High School.
Aug. 22-Site of the Ford bomb
or plant teens with activity as
LOO men perform tasks of con
struction.
Aug. 23-Cedar Lake Camp in the
Waterloo recreation area closes for
summer. Large crowd goes to
Willis for annual homecoming.
Aug. 25-Dr. Henry Owens cites
causes Of wars in instructive ad-
dress before Rotary Club members.
Aug. 26-Board of Commerce di-
rectors name Carl A. johnson, new
commander, as chairman of the
new military service committee.
Aug /27-Ritual team OF the De-
troit Voiture l02 of the 40 and S
installs new officers of American
Legion Post 2S2.
Aug. -28-Races create excitement
at annual Washtenaw County Fair.
Aug. 30-Workers move Office
equipment into renovated Sharf
Tag Building which will be used
by gas department, engineering de
partment and Michigan Employ
ment Service.
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Year

plications for entrance in the Civil
Air Patrol. Izaak Walton League
names new officers.
Dec. 23-Junior Chamber Of
Commerce awards prizes 10 Scott
Leslie Mrs. ]. b. Shepherd, and
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ]. Block In home
lighting contest
Dec. 24-Local churches cele-
brate birth of Christ in glorious
Christmas Eve services
Dec. 25-Ypsilanti residents OBJ
serve Christmas day. with no ser
ious accidents here to mar holt
day happiness.
Dec. 26-Cleary College announ-
ces inauguration OF emergency
training courses.
Dec. % Frank Handy. United
Press manager In Caracas, Vene-
zuela. tells Rotarians OF the trends
In South America.
Dec. Si-Local churches conduct
watch night services.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-01
SEPTEMBER

Sept. 1-Ypsilsnti building per-
mits for August rise to the highest
IN three months, while those in the
township top the city figure. The
township total was s64.975, and the
city. S54,1SO.
Sept. 3-Prof. Mark Jefferson ex-
presses opposition to construction
OF St Lawrence-Seaway in talk
before Kiwanis Club.
Sept. s-Niss Abba Owen. noted
musician hero. succumbs. Retail
ers decide on budget of $500 for
yeart activities.
Sept. s-August Keller shows
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DECEMBER

Dec. Ypsilanti City couBcil
approves appointment OF Dan +.
L. Patch as chief OF police.
Dec. . Gerhart II. Seger. speak
ing on THAT Man Hitler. declares
that the United States should act
as the godfather for the establish
ment OF United States OF Europe
in a lecture sponsored by the Jun
Tor Chamber OF Commerce
Dec 5 Building permits in
Ypsilanti Township drop to Sl5.325
for month of November.
Dec. Exciting balloon parade
launches holiday buying here.
Dec. 5--W, o. Allen announces
his resignation as Washtenaw
County Draft Board No. . clerk TO
accept private employment
Dec. 6-Boys begin repairing
toys in Salvation Army work shop
on f. Michigan Ave.
Dec. MANY former Ypsilanti
residents in Hawaii as japanese
bomb island.
Dec. S-Workers begin installa
ton OF the worlds largest single
,fluorescent lamb installation in
the new Ypslanti bomber plant.
Dec. 10-Juyenile Delinquency
Institute makes definite recon-
mendations for improvement OF
Ypsilanti and its environs.
Dec. Informal College choir
and orchestra complement each
other in fine Christmas concert in
Pease Auditorium.
Dec. 10 Men rush work on
Ypsilanti bomber plant. working
on a seven day week, ten hour day
schedule.
Dec. 13--Junior Chamber OF
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OCTOBER

Oct. l-Ypsilanti duck hunters
turn out for hrst day OF season.
Oct. REPORTS show that Sep
TENDER building permits triple the
amount for August.
Oct. 3-Roscoe Smith announces
that $SS0,00O road projects for
bomber plant area has been APP
proved In Washington.
Oct. 6-Michigan State Employ
ment Office moves to new quarter
on second floor of the municipal
building.
Oct. 7--Over 200 begin instruc-
ton in Ypsilanti adult classes at
Ypsilanti High School.
Oct. S--Draft board announces
that selectees will be given final
physical examinations before they
are indicted into the Army.
Oct. 9-Workers make rapid pro-
gress on the airport at the Ipsi-
lanti bomber plant with over SO
per cent of the grading and 80 per
cent of the runways finished.
Oct. 10-Community Fund direc-
tors set budget of $4,000 for com
ing campaign and approve visit
ing nursing program.
Oct. 12-Baptist Church congre-
CATION dedicates beautiful new or
gan.
oct. 14-Ypsilanti hunters inau-
gurate first day of hunting season.
knights of Pythias honor Ray Bur-
rell, Grand Chancellor Commander.
at banquet in Charles Mckenny
/ Hall.
oct. 15-County accepts 56 appli-
cants for L. S. citizenship.
Oct. 16-Junior Chamber of Com
merce offers reward OF $50 to per
son supplying information leading
to the capture OF the Ypsilanti
prowler after hearing talks by Dan
Patch, Mark Orlick, Herbert Olson
and Jack Pickering.
Oct 1S-Normal College students
stage annual homecoming parade.
Cleary College students return for
National Cleary Fellowship con
vention.
Oct. 19-Captain Don Leonard, Of
the National Defense Commission,
tells Legionnaires at their second
district meeting that America has
gone too far now TO retract.
Oct. 20-Mrs. Maria Peel. Friend
OF, the Court, rdSigns after 20 years
OF service in Nashtenaw County.
oct. 21-Ypsilanti High School
students launch drive to pay for
lighting system on Island Park.
Oct. 22-Automobile Club traf-
fic experts aid local police depart.
ment in setting up a filing system
for traffic accidents.
Oct. % Supervisors approve
wage increases for some county
workers
Oct. 24-Ofilcials announce plans
for a large water softener TO be
used in connection with the Ypsi-
lanti bomber plant.
Oct. 25-Kiwanis Club ends sue
cessful rummage sale.
Oct. 26-Presbyterians return
for annual Homecoming" services.
Oct. 27-City Council approves
wage. hour schedule for city EN-.
ployes.
Oct. 2S-Community Fund work.
ers inaugurate drive for $4,000
budget.
Oct. 29-Twenty carloads Of new
machinery for the Ypsilanti bomb
er plant arrives.
Oct. 30-Paul Hayward reports
a paid up membership OF l67 at the
regular monthly meeting OF the .
local American Legion post
Oct. 3l-Children have jolly time
at school Halloween parties spon.
sored by the American Legion, XII
wants and Rotary Clubs.
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raAlLsRs AFFECT LANDSCAPE

Lansing. Jan. up Longer
house trailer models each year are
stretching the igenuity of tourist
park designers. according to L. N.
Jones, chief OF the parks division
OF the Michigan Conservation De-
partment. Coupled with longer
wheelbases on automobiles, the
trailers make landscape designers
favorite short radius curves and
sharp breaks in grade impractical.
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deaths, six men. four women. two
infants.
July: births. II boys. Is girls:
deaths. two men. three women. three
infants.
August; births, IL boys. Is girls:
deaths. five men, four women, one
infant.
September: births, IL boys. eight
girls; deaths. seven men. two wom-
en-. one infant.
October: births, II boys. l6 girls;
deaths, seven men, one woman.
November: births, IA boys. II
girls; deaths. eight men, four wom-
en-. one infant.
December; births. L boys. nine
Girls; deaths, seven men, six wom-
en-, two infants.
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JUNE

June Mayor Ross X. Bower
tells Rotarians about the opera
ton of the city council and the
local government.
June 3-City Council approves
budget of 1897 900. Ypsilanti High
School council purchases flag pole
for school.
June 4-Direotors of the Board OF
Commerce choose DR.. owen ]. Gle
airy as president. Building per-
mits for the month of May total
$63,170.
June elementary children Of
Lincoln School present a very eff
fectiye pageant, "Rumpelstiltskin :,
in the Lincoln gardens before an
audience OF 1000.
June 6-Board OF Commerce an
nounces President John Munson
as winner of the citation for out
standing work as builder of edu-
cational institutions.
June S-A, useful life is still pos
sible even in this war torn world,
Rev. Walter Heyler tells seniors at
the annual baccalaureate exercises
for Ypsilanti High School students
in the Methodist Church.
June 9-DeLoss Walker declares
wealth not money in address before
annual meeting OF the Board of
Commerce.
June 1O-Ypsilanti High School
students receive honor awards In
annual assembly program.
June Announcement Is made
of direct city tax levy OF $15.S5
per $1,000 valuation to raise funds
for city budget. Ypsilanti High
School gives class day program.
June 12-Normal College an
nounces 1t will give pre-employ-
ment daytime classes to aid in the
defense program.
June 13-Ypsilanti High School
graduates 12S students with Rev.
Glenn NJ. Frye, Benton Harbor,
giving the commencement address.
June 15-Roosevelt, Lincoln SEN
iors attend annual Baccalaureate
services.
June 16-School board votes to
purchase a ten acre tract for fu-
ture expansion west of the city,
and approves raise in the tax rate.
June 17-Rehearsals begin on
spectacle, America on Parade.
June 1S-Roosevelt seniors pre-
sent three part program for par
ents' Night, part OF their COM
mencement activities.
June 19-Dr. O. r. Yoder ad-
vises Lincoln graduates to weigh
both sides Of questions in his com
mencement address.
June 20-Rev. Raymon Bair ad-
vocates creative living in address
ing Roosevelt High School seniors.
June 21-Two hundred graduates
OF Cleary College receive diplomas 5.
June 22-Community services
open for summer season at Lin.
coin School.
June 23-Normal College gradu-
ates 234 with President John Mum
son giving the commencement adj
dress.
June 24-Washtenaw County
Board of Supervisors approve a
! county health unit.
June 25-Defense Plant Corpora
ton in Washington announce plans
for a proposed s47,62O,171 addition
to the Ford bomber plant here.
June 26-American Legion post
chooses Carl A. johnson as new
commander at annual election of Of
ficers. -
June 27-City Planning Commits
sion discusses housing at meeting
addressed by Lynn Trout, repre-
senting the National Resources
Planning Board.
June calvin NJ Owsley. form
er minister to Denmark, speaks at
community service which opens
American Legion Fourth OF July
celebration.
June 30-Owen ]. Cleary, pres.-
dent Of the Board of Commerce, an
nounces his committees for the
year.
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APRIL

Apr. Annual report OF Miss
Lolita C. Coombs, librarian OF the
public library. shows that total OF
435 books have been added during
the past year.
Apr. 3-Major owen J. Cleary an
nounces the selection OF Frank Nc
Lain, captain; Robert Schrepper'
first lieutenant; and o. B. Spratt'
second lieutenant, in the Michigan
State Troops unit here.
Apr. 4-United Stove Company
workers vote affiliation with the
CLIO in an election conducted at
the plant by the National Labor
Relations Board.
Apr. 5-Lincoln School Juniors
present three delightful one act
plays for the enjoyment Of capaci-
ty audience.
Apr. 6-Ypsilanti churches OBJ
serve Palm Sunday with appropri-
ate services.
APR. &c. William Coleman wins
aldermanic post over Fred Beck, a
councilman for is years. and E. r..
Schill wins over George Hamilton
in the only two city contests in the
spring election.
Apr. S-YpsiIanti City Council ap-
proves purchase of the Scharf tag
building on Pearl st. for the hous-
ing of the gas and water depart
ments.
Apr. 's-Otficers OF the Michigan
State Troops accept 40 applications
for enlistment in unit.
Apr. 11--Ypsilanti residents OBJ
serve solemn ire ore rites In local
churches.
Apr. 13-Glorious Easter re-
echoes throughout churches as ca
pacity crowds fill edifices.
n Apr. 14-August Keller. with
the aid OF beautifully photographed
scenes, reviews his recent trip 10
Porto Rico at the Rotary Club meet
ing.
Apr. l5-Analysis of Central Spe-
cialty 1910 financial statement
shows q pay roll total of $780,
406.76.
Apr. 19-New jury of 30 members
for the May term is chosen in Ann
Arbor.
Apr. 2l-Officers announce filing
OF quota for Michigan State Troops
as first drills begin at local arm
DRY.
Apr. 22-Children OF st. John
School present clever play Queen
by the Grace of Cod.
Apr. 23-Scout officials pay tri-
butte to leaders at appreciation din.
ner in the Michigan Union, Ann
Arbor.
| Apr. 24-Dinner in Charles Nc.
Kenny Hall honors Prof. Bert w.
Peet, head of the chemistry de-
partment Of the Normal College,
who is retiring.
Apr. 25-Pupils OF Miss Marjorie
Backus present colorful dance re-
vue for the benefit of the Girls
Drum and Bugle Corps OF Ypsi-
lanti High School.
Apr. 27-Between 500 and 500
amateur radio operators hold an
kphual meet at, Armory.
4 Apr. 2S-Col. John H. Steck,
chief Of staff. NJ. S. T., musters in
local unit Michigan State Troops
at ceremony at the Armory.
April 29-Dr. T. Luther Purdom,
Of the University of Michigan, as
serts hard work is the fundamental
basis OF building at Youth Guidance
Conference conducted in Charles
McKenny Hall.
Apr. 30-Building for April totals
1872 ,060, building permits for the
month disclose. City ends year
with $107,91f in funds.
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DEER FOR PUERTO RICO

San Juan, Puerto Rico. Jan. l.
up Deer from the U. S. will be
released on nearby Mona Island
under a joint project OF the lnsulsr
Department of Agriculture and the
u. S. Wild Life Service.
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ming of superb entertainment with
presentation OF four one-act plays.
Mar 2s-Ypsilanti High School
seniors give fine rendition OF the
play Young April.
Mar. 29-Men begin clearing
woods east of the city in prepare
ton for the building OF the pro-
posed new Ford airplane parts fac
tory.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-18
Bourne-HendersonNuptials Take Place This Afternoon

of mousseline de sole having appli- qued white flowers. She will wear a matching halo, and will carry or chids with baby breach.
 The flesh chiffon gown of the maid of honor had short, puffed sleeves, and 'V' neckline. She will wear a matching Dutch cap of lace, and will carry a Colonial bouquet.
 A reception will follow at the Cop per Kettle. Mrs. Henderson will re- ceive in powder blue crepe with navy accessories, and an orchid corsage. Mrs. Bourne will wear white silk jersey with a floral print of Dubon- net, green and brown; a white hat and an orchid corsage. Guests will attend from Hartford, New Haven, Branford, New York, Norwich and New London.
 The couple will leave for trip to Maine. For travel the bride has chosen a suit of white pique with lace, a white mousseline hat trimmed with orchid, and orchid accessories.
 The bride is a graduate of the Waterbury Catholic high school The groom, an alumnus of Water town high school, is associated with the High Standard Corporation of New Haven.
 Upon their return the couple will reside at Indian Neck, Branford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1942-07-18
Zion Baptist Church
 Holds Women's Da,

The fourth annual observance of women's day at the Zion Baptist church will be held tomorrow. The following program has been ar- ranged:
 10:45 a. m.-Devotions, Mrs. May belle H. Ward; prayer, Mrs. Lucy Ebert; selection, Women's Chorus: welcome address, Mrs. Carolene H. Watts; greetings-Pearl Street Con- munity, Mrs. Leila T. Alexander, social director; selection, Travelling Jubilee Singers; reading, Mrs. Anna Lee; introduction of speaker, ser- mon, Rev. Mrs. Clara Belle Frank lin, Baltimore; announcements, of- ferings; benediction, mistresses of ceremonies, Mrs. Essie Trotman and Mrs. Lenora Coleman.
 800 p. m.-Devotions, Mrs. B. W. CroWder;, prayer, Mrs. Mary Trot- man; selection, Women's Chorus; reading, Mrs. Lillian Hoeffler; vocal solo, Mrs. Anna White; reading, Mrs. Ruth Hardy; vocal solo, Mrs. Leanna Paige; greetings, Mrs. s. W. Weller and Mrs. John Darden; Se- lection, Traveling Jubilee Singers; reading, Mrs. Sarah Cross; vocal solo, Mrs. Anna Gatling; women's place in the church, Mrs. Charles Rhinehart; duet. Mrs. Eula May Kettles, Mrs. Lilly Mae Coles; read- ing, Mrs. Ellen Granville; vocal solo, Mrs. Drady c. Sturdivant; address, Rev. Mrs. c. B. Franklin; announce ments, offerings; b'enediction, mis- tresses of ceremonies, Mrs. Ulder Tucker, Mrs. Ruth Trotman.
 7:45 D. m.-Devotions, Mrs. c. A. Harvey; prayer, Mrs. Hannah Chapman; selection. Women's Chorus: paper, Mrs. Virginia Hall; selection, Travelling Jubilee Singers; sermon, Rev. Mrs. c. B. Franklin; announcements, offerings; bened!c- tion, mistresses of ceremonies, Mrs Iantha Brinkley and Mrs. Esther Blake.
 Offerings: Salary, Mrs. Carolene H. Watts and Mrs. Lilybelle Will Hams; minister. Mrs. Anna White and Mrs. Rachael Eason: public, (morning) Mrs. Nettice Reddick and Mrs. Anna Kelly; public, (after- noon) Mrs. Mary s. Simmons and Mrs Marjorie Harrell; public, (eve- ning) Mrs. Maggie Norfleet and Mrs. Mary Mazon; conservation, Mrs. Sylvia c. Harvey.
 Flowers, Mrs. Anna Sturdivant | and Mrs. Lily Mae Coles.
 Ushers, President Mrs. Sammie | Belle Hayre. Guest ushers, New Haven. Conn: deaconesses: Mrs. l Priscilla Parker, Mrs. Mary Trot- man, Mrs. Minnie Petteway, Mrs. | Hannah Chapman. and Mrs. Mary i Sears; music. director, Mrs. Rosa V. Sanders; organist, Mrs. Louise H. | Vann.