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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-21
Ward Chapel
Closes Successful
Conference

The Fourth and last Quarterly
Conference for the year held Aug
1917 at the Church, with Rev. G.
B. Ashford. presiding was rated
as a great success, as reported by
the church reporter, Mrs. j. l.. Viii
son, who also announced that au-
xiliaries reports were unusually
good.
The pastor, Rev. l.. Patrick and
the membership generally are max
ing a rapid progress as observed
by the presiding elder Of the dis
trict. - -
A faithful member passed last
week and the pastor and member
ship grieve the loss of their friend
and brother, Mr.. Walter James
Tyrus.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-21

| Trustee of the same school fol
four years, and as bishop of the
AME Church he has presided il
South America, West Indies, Tenr
Arkansas, Miss, and La, He is
singular in having been chosen to
represent his church at confer
ences at home and abroad. At
present he is working for the unity
Of all Negro Methodist commun-
ions.
Outside is admirably located
for this conference. Bishop J. l..
Decell describes her facilities as
follows: "a semicircle can be
drawn from Gulfside, with a ra-
dius of four hundred miles, that
will include Negro population of
Approximately five millions. Over
two and one half millions live
within twelve hours from Gulfside
though it may be reached by land
sea or air. The old Spanish trail,
Highway 900 skirts its lovely
grounds, trunk lines railway trains
stop at its door. Gulfside and
Clermont Harbors wait for ships
to come in over the Gulf of Mexi-
co, and Biloxi's air port stands
not far away"
There is an academic building
with a chapel for two hundred
and fifty persons, and suitable
class rooms; there is a dormitory
Graft Hall, of twenty -four rooms
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-21
St. John Baptist
Church

1t has been announced that the
Singing class Of the church will
present and sponsor musical pro-
gram each Sunday night in the
month, beginning Sunday night
at $50 p. m. The president Of the
Singing class. Mr.. Lee King Is
urging each member to be pres
ent and cordially invites all visi-
tors.
Rev. Embry, pastor of the
church and the Usher Board of
ficers, R. Parker, president, E. l..
Brown, secretary have announced
that the hoard viii meet each Mon
day night and all ushers are re-
quested to be present.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-21
First Annual
Jubilee At Union
Temple

Beginning Sunday, August 80,
the Union Temple Baptist church
1705 Scott Street, with Rev. A. H.
Green, pastor will hold its first
Annual Jubilee program, with
nightly sessions through Septem-
Der 6. On Sunday afternoon at
300 p. m. the Rev. j. B. Barnes
LIST Vice Moderator of the Union
District Association will bring the
opening sermon, Monday night a
program will bye held by the United
Gospel Choruses, with Prof. w. A.
Jones, president and other speak
ers for the week will include Revs
l.. Calcote, M. V. Hudson, Modera-
tor. Rev. p. A. Gold, J. B. Thorn
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-21

Even If ysur scalp is healthy it needs treatment
or stimulation from time to time. Massage it pro-
perly and you help it to be loose, plialje and
tingling with increased circulation. Your hair
should be watched closely because it shows the
condition of your scalp. If you have any disease
In your scalp no matter how mild, take care of
it. Your scalp contains your hair roots and the
health Of your hair is dependent upon Its con-
dition. 1t is important for you to keep it clean
and healthy. Wash out dandruff with Medalo
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-21

not inviting, but it was in the
path Of Haran and he was con-
tent, With little choice and no
ceremony he took one of the
rounded stones of the locality and
put it under his head and lay
down to sleep. Hard was the bed
and wild were the surroundings,
but the wearied traveller fell into
deep slumber.
2. During The Night he had
one Of the greatest visions on re.
cord. Not infrequently in Bible
times the will and the blessing of
God were conveyed in dreams. 1t
was so in the case of Jacob at
Bethel. The downflashing of glory
came upon him as he was able
to hear it. First, he saw the
shining staring connecting earth
and heaven. Then he beheld the
radiant angels on the line of COM
munication. So while the vision of
the ladder showed that there was
connection between earth and hea-
ven, the vision Of the angels upon
it revealed the fact of inter-tra-
vel and communication. But the
greatest wonder Of all was the
ineffable glory of God himself who
crowned the majestic scene. And
the vision of deity identified with |
the God of Abraham and of Isaac
reached its elimination in the five
fold promise to the sleeping pill .
grim. The first was the promise
of the land Of Canaan for his do
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-21

Waveland, Miss. - Bishop Ro-
bert E. Jones was special lectur-
er at the Hampton Minister'S, Con
ference few years ago. Then
and there he decided that the Ne
gro Ministers of the South West
should have a conference following
the pattern Of the Hampton Con-
ference. Having the facilities of
Waveland, Miss, where he pur-
chased three hundred acres of
land on which stood the old "Jack
son House.. April 1928, he inn
mediately began looking for some
one to duplicate the Hampton Con
ference at Outside.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-21

Benjamin ]. Johnson, Of FL
Dorado ras recently complet-
ed the requirement for the Mas
ter Degree in history at Indiana
University. The degree will be
conferred at the close os the 3rd
semester this month. johnson
received the A. B. degree from
Arkansas State College and is the
lrst graduate of Arkansas to
get Master degree at Indiana.
lie taught the past three years at
Central high school, Lake Village
After a hrief vacation in Chi
cago, Gary, and st. Louis, he will
return to his home at s19 Louisi.
ana Avenue. FL Dorado.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-21

/. 1dy I'D HiAAiiosNAs
The history Of Mt. Zion covers
a period Of sixty years, taking a
lowly start at the home of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Keith on West
Eighth Street. with Rev. Moses
Castle bringing the small group
their fiat message. Finishing
the year out under brush arbpr
and In 1879 the Church met in
a small building on 10th and
Spring Street when the Rev,
Brown became the second pastor.
In 1850 the congregation purchas-
ed a lot on 9th and Cross St. on
which they built a woshiping place
just a modest frame building-to
them, it was q place of beauty
wherein they rejoiced unto the
Master and where they led hun
dreds of souls from the darkness
OF sin and encouraged others with
out church homes to join them.
Some of the pastors during this
period were Revs. Reed, Martin,
Fisher. Cornelius, Scott, Harris
and also the late Rev. J. A. Book
er, who later resigned to devote
his entire time to the Arkansas
Baptist College, after the success
full organization and first session
Of the school. which was held in
this church. Following him were
Rev. Merchant and Rev. Hunt.
Prominent among the first pas
tors Of the church was Rev. r. NJ.
Caver who accepted the charge in
1909, preaching from the pulpit
OF the old frame structure where
most Of his 10 years of service
were spent. An increased men,
bsrship handicapped this fast
growing congregation and after
forty-four years, a new building
was started In 1925 under this
leader. with dedicatory services in
April Of 1925. After a great
work. DR.. Caver left Mt. Zion and
moved his family to Cleveland,
Ohio. A Shepherdless flock strug-
gled onward until the sacred chair
was filled by Rev. Mayfield, who
pastored the Church. until the call
ef young man, who had once
served as the assistant pastor of
the church, during the pastorate
Of DR.. Caver and had the sterling
qualities of a present day, "Mos- |
es". 81 in 1888 Mt. Zion named |
DR.. F. T. Guy as pastor. Certain !
ly the sailing hasn't been smooth
since this Captain launched the !
"Ship Of Old Zion,' but with tie !
Great Pilot as a constant guide, |
this young minister has weathered |
the storms and announces that
due to the splendid cooperation of
his membership, which totals a
thousand or more ardent follow
ers, that a Week of Celebration
will he observed sometimes next
month, in a Mortgage Burning
Ceremony" eliminating a siren
Gus drive to free the church debt.
Other announcements will be made
through the columns of this paper
pertaining to the celebration. i
Watch For Date!
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-21

and there are eleven cottages; 9
camp of ten huts, with a bath
house; an open aid dining hal
seating $50, and an artesian well
which supplies plenty of whole
some water.
Can the Negro Of the Southwest
duplicate, Ocean Grove, Lakeside
Lake Junuluska, or Hampton at
Gulfside? The answer will be
given Sept. Ia.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-21
Pastor Completes
49th Year!

The Rev, ]. C. Boyd, who has
pastored the St. Luke Baptist
Gnrch at Rixie for 40 years, was
feted by his congregation in q
gigantic celebration which start
ed on last Sunday at the histor-
zeal church, with Rev C. f. Cana
da bringing the Anniversary ser.
mon. A gallant leader, the
minister is believed to he one OF
the oldest pastors in the state.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-21
Union Temple Host
To Singing Program

The Union Temple baptist
Church, 1705 Scott street, with
Rev. A. II. Green, pastor Is host
this week to series Of musical
programs, sponsored by Rev. ].
r. Green. Participating this week
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-21

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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-21

as, Ed. Rogers. A Moss and Rev
B. l.. Marchant will deliver the
Jubilee sermon, eliminating the
services on Sunday afternoon,
Sept. Q. Music will be furnished by
leading choirs of the city, with all
churches participating.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-21
Church To Become
Debt.Free Under
Present Leader

"Thc Church that dedcates itself to the Worship of
God that glories in the Cross of Christ and that points
the way to useful satisfactory and joyful Christian v
ing" is the motto carried the weekly bulletin of Mount
Zion Baptist Church. 9th and Cross Streets, with DIR, +,
Gtvo min
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-21
Native Son
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now! Not now, Goddam."
She said nothing He took off
his cap and coat and threw them
on the bed, "They are wet Bigger
$50 what?" 81 amt doing this"
she said. "Like hell you amt
"You cant make me ~
"You done help me to steal e.
ough from the people you work
for to put you in Jail already"
She did not answer; he turned
from her and got chair and pull
ed it up to the dresser. He unwrap-
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your hair. The regular use of Medalo-Gro is
important. After the hair is dressed. touch a
little hedalo Hair Perfume to hair on the back
of the neck There's little that will give you
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-21

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your jar of Medalo Cream Shampoo
and with your Medalo (hot oil treat
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alo Pressing oil: apply it sparingly
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-21

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always After finished pressing your hair you ready
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-21

the result Of Of experience latest improve
ment in Hair Science Women like because is and
than ordinary shampoos laboratory analy
with jar 1t is safe and mild that you use
for children Its cleansing action
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1942-08-21
Ladies Here's How You Use
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Better and More Brilliant Your Money Back
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
WaIkOut
Hits War
Output

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. 10
CUP).-MemberS of the Inter
national Aluminium Workers Of
America (CIO) maintained picket
lines around plants of the Rey-
noJds Metal Company today in a
1uriSdictional dispute that has
caused Stoppage OF work on parts
for bombers.
Eight skirmishes occurred on
the picket lines last night in which
one unidentified man was injured
slightly. The company announced
that plant guards had been sworn
in as army air force auxiliary
police, but denied the move had
any connection with the labor
dispute.
Company officials sought 20
maintain operations, but admitted
that a few hundred men had
walked off jobs. Joseph d.
Cannon. Go regional director,
claimed 1900 men were out and
four of the company's II plants
were closed. American Federation
of Labor workers, whose contract
with the company expired on
July /, remained on the Job.
The ,total number of men en-
'ployed Is a military secret. The
company manufactures aluminium
parts for bemberS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Caddy.I4,
Killed Inn
Quarrel
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mouth" Giokas told Assistant
Prosecutor Brys.
"When we went to the elev-
enth hole we stood by a creek
waiting for the men to drive
from the tee about 100 yards
away. 1t was there Copp said,
Il am going TO get you"
PULLS OUT CLUB
II pulled club out OF the bag
and told him not to come any
closer to me or 1 would hit him.
But he kept coming closer and
sid You're afraid to hit me.
You haven't enough nerve. ."
II swung the club. didn't
think 1 hit him very hard. He
kept coming Mt me and said,
Now i will get you hit him
in the stomach this time and he
fell to the green"
Ill-feeling between the boys APP
parently started in the morning
when Copp threatened Phillips,
accusin@ him of telling a golfer
that Copp had stolen some golf
clubs, according to Brys
GIOKAS AIDS PHILLIPS
Giokas said he took the part of
the much smaller Phillips and told
Copp TO pick on some one your
own size"
All three boys were fast friends
and lived within a few blocks of
each other and near the golf
course where they caddied.
Stunned by the death of his
son, Henry Copp of 80 Logan
street, the father of four other
children. said the boys played to-
gether much OF the time and he
knew of no dispute between them.
After questioning by the assist
ant prosecutor GiokaS was re-
leased in the custody of his father,
Alexander Giokas OF 322 Moravian
drive.
No charges were filed against
the youth pending his appearance
i'm juvenile court before Probate
Judge Joseph " Trombly.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Sea Is Combed
For BfnnpCreW

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 19
.QNS) Although the land search
has been abandoned, the navy to-
day continued its search over a
wide sea area for the two-man
crew of a navy blimp which
crashed in DAILY City Sunday.
Spokesman for the twelfth naval
district headquarters declared the
navy was positive the two men
were not in the ship at any time
during its flight over land.
The two missing officers are 1t.
Ernest de Witt Cody. 27, formerly
of Akron. o., and Ensign Charles
+. Adams, 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
URGE RETURN OF PLANT

BAYONNE. ~. J.. Aug. 10
GNS1.- Speedy return of the
General Electric Gable Corpora
irons plant 70 private ownership
and immediate resumption OF con-
tract negotiations were urged to-
day I'm "a resolution adopted by the
AL employees at the plant
which was seized by the navy last
-ID.L.InL
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Detroiter TO Preside

Joseph M. Schubeck Of Detroit,
national president of the Metro
politan Club of America, will pre-
side at the twenty-fourth annual
of the organization at
OwoSso, Mich. tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Willis HEADS Export Unit

WASHINGTON. aug 10 ttp1.
Norton Z. Willis. Chicago, for
merry Of thc Burlington Railroad,
today was appointed chief Of the
new export traffic section Of the
division Of railway transport. OF
flee az Defense Transportation.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
For American
Men!
Sponsored Without Profit by

and The Makers of Camel Cigarettes
Eoeh Time You Buy the Csc HUmidor
Of 100 comeIs at Som's-2 Packs OF
comeIs (4o cigorettes) Will Be Sent
Free TO Our Fighting Men Overseas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
3 Days i'm PGrGfrOOPS
Shift Chute to Front;
Bugs Wants to Watch 1T
BY ARTHUR BUGS" BAER

Well folks this my third day the paratroopers and they
having trouble getting my left foot off the ground
I can get reliable witnesses will be
ranked temporary human being Sergeant Jugg has had
up six miles twice.
the only way will leave that transport plane is
stepladder I from paperhangng family Colonel
Bampnge taking charge personally. He ordered
to count 10 before pulled the rp-cord.
Colonel" requested why do they put that parachute
my back"
Whats wrong with that, Bugs"
do YOU mind putting it my chest where l can
watch 1t
Well that called for executive session between and
the kicked right out of the transport
yelled Geronimo 10 asked for flough and pulled
the ripcord
General Orders the jump and gave medal for
bravery at the front in the back
landed haystac. There three other buns there
ahead of me. We had quorum so we elected officers.
The colonel had the carpet that night and told me it
soap.
did you l0o he asked
"Only two" said: you still OWE eight"
Wall. fhrotx, thu afronna tho r1p1
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-19
Detroit

make ii a mountain of cigarettes Joy Amere4 sight
ing men. through yoar purchase Of 100 Cameb for
,on,yeB =. 20 go free 10 The serpiee men.
Do you know that the Service Men spend more
money on cigarettes than any other one item.
In cooperation with the War Department and
the makers of Camel Cigarettes, through your
purchase of 100 Camels at Sans you make il
possible for Service Men to receive absolutely
free-4O Camel Cigarettes. At the same time
you'll get 90 Camel Cigarettes in metal humi
dor to keep them moist and cool
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
u. ). Breaks Up
aziGem Plot

NEW YORK. Jan. % GNS).-
A relative Of Joachim Won Ribben-
trop. foreign minister Of Germany.
was held in the Federal House Of
Detention today charged with con-
Splracy 10 dispose ilhcitly of dia-
nonds seized by the Nazis in their
invasion Of Belgium and Holland.
Proceeds Of the jewel trade,
federal authorities said. were used
mostly 10 finance German propa-
ganda and SubVersive activities IN
the United States
The prisoner is Werner Won
GLENN. a cousin Of Won Rlbben-
trop's wife. He is Germantown
but now a naturalized citizen. He
is the husband of the former YER
onica Green, daughter of Harry
T S. Green. former president OF
the International Banking Cor
poration, and has been a figure
in Long Island society
Won GLENN was indicted yes
terday and held in Jail when I'M
able to raise $1,000 bail.
wIth=hfm- were his twin
brother, Carl. now A Nazi eco
nomic adviser in Italy; Ernest
Cremer. manager Of the Nazi dla-
mond control office in the Low
lands: Charles Hoepfner. believed
70 he IN Germany, now. and the
Pioneer Import Corporation o!
which Won Clemm IS president.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
COIIeenS Cut u Rue
American Troops in ireland Get First Night Out
and Show Native Gals How 70 Jtterbuo
BY ROBERT G.. NIXON
Int1 News service stan Correspondent

pa>tIme with the Lambeth Walk
and Boomp>- Daisy OF another
age and era sui IN fashion
But no longer. The girls caught
on fast and they are practicing
today. The next time the YankS
get ont there Is gong 10 be a lam
session that may put Main Street
TO shame.
Next 10 teaching the girls the
latest danCc-StcpS. the American
troops seemed mainly interested in
dart throwing the tlmc.honOred
paStimc Of British pubs a good
many of them picked up boards
10 take back 10 their hutS for prac-
ticc And they'll need plenty.
There was perfect determination
between the Americans and British
soldiers and sailors Al all canieens.
Signs reading For has majesty
forces were hastily changed "a
read For British and American
forces
The night out was complete
success from ALI angles.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29

NTH NITED STATE s
FORCES AT \ NORTHERN
IRELAND BASE CAMP Jan. %
Inevitably OF course. the Irish
gals are littcrbugS now
In every dance hall within
cruising range Of the buSIneSShke
camp established by American
troops here. the natives are
getting hep 10 the I'VE and try
inc 20 learn a thing or two about
rug-cutung in rs finest art.
For The Tanks went 10 town
last night on their FIRST leave since
their arrival and a good many
OF them headed for Northern
Ireland best substitutes for dime
and dance palaces. There were no
name bands and in many cases
nothing better than luke boxes
But the latest swing music from
America VAS available. and the
lads scr about showing the Collcens
how 10 nc alligatorS and hep-CatS.
There were plenty OF mlX-upS
Al first. Dancing hereaboutS has
renamed a more or less Sedate
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-29
.FBI' S Dec. ) Tip
On Hawaiian
Raid Revealed
Tapped Wires on Jep's
Phone Call 10 Toxic
Giving Data on Fleet
nv FRED MULLEN
nlted Press stan CnrTespondent

SHTNGTON Jan. %
Usually we'll informed sources said
today that the federal bureau of
Investigation warned the army
and navy on December ) that
Honolulu Japanese were tcle-
phonlng 70 Toxic significantly
detailed Information regarding
United States feet dispositions.
II Is understood that the FBT
intercepted A single radio tele-
phone conversation on that day
and interpreted 1t as indicating
the possibility Of a Japanese at
tack on United States territory.
The Pearl Harbor boards report,
made public January %, made no
mention of successful wire tap
ping but seemed 10 suggest that
there had been no interception Of
japanese messages.