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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-28
Churches Of God In Christ
BY ANNETTE b. VAUGHN

The spirit OF activity In all
branches OF the churches Is at its
height, owing to the consecrated
services going on in the district
meetings under the leadership OF
the district superintendent. Elder
J. W. Gaudy.- OF the Southwestern
No. 2 Is in chs &c at the westside
church from Thursday. Feb. 10
through Feb. %; Elder j. s Bailey
has district No. /, Elder Joe VIII
liams, Northwestern No. l.: Elder
G. Vowel, Northwestern No. ?. FL
der Miller is the pastor in charge
OF the westside church. At the
River Rouge church. Evangelist A.
Jones will close his revival meet
ing which has been In progress the
past four weeks. Many have been
added to the church. The overseer
OF the state OF California. Elder T..
NJ. Glass, conducted a series OF
meetings at the Smile Road church
and reports victory.
At the Ecorse church the senior
state mother OF the women's work.
has closed her two weeks meetings.
Mother Drake returning from the
state OF South Carolina. The state
superintendent OF the Up Willing
Workers, has a real Job on his
hands In keeping In touch with
his coworkers, doing his duty and
in an efficient way. The following
district missionaries will take ac-
tive part In the conservation meet
ings: Sisters Selmer Lockett. {. T..
Bennett, Mary Lue Belvin and As
sissant State Mother Whitehead.
II will be necessary TO read each
edition of this paper, weekly. TO
keep pace with your church news.
A call will get me = Atlantic
2sss.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-28
Ecorse News

The following articles are the
last OF a series which have been
written by some OF our leading
Ecorse citizens. After this week.
this column will be used for the
purpose OF keeping Ecorse citizens
informed about the political side OF
government.
The writer OF this article is
Golden Allen president OF the
Ecorse Progressive Ten. who says:
Listen. this may interest the
citizens OF the westside. One tax
payer, Charlie Mauffitt, asked west
side boss for q few days work. In
order that he might pay something
on his tax. He was refused, so he
went to Mr.. Hawkins and asked for
work. Mr.. Hawkins, II Is alleged.
told him You did not vote for me,
So you can't get any work So you
see you have a fine boss on the
westside. who refused a loyal tax
payer a days work.
We also learn that the same
westside boss, through his infIu-
ence, has blocked the appointing OF
a colored nurse. Mr.. Hawkins must
know that this type OF boss will
keep him on the minority end OF
the vote on the westside. See the
next issue for more facts"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-28
SAGINAW
BY MRS. VI. TOOMEY
Zion Baptist

A large membership enjoyed the
special message TO the young people
by Pastor Toomey. Music was fur
nished by the Gospel chorus. Sun
day was Young Peoples day.
A pew rally was given by the
chorus al 4 pm. Mrs. ID. Curly
was chairman OF the program. Each
auxiliary was represented. Those
participating were: Mrs. NJ. Tate,
Mrs. NJ. Walker. Mrs. c. B. Wilson,
Mrs. A. worthy, Mrs. A. Brown.
the Rev. and Mrs. NJ. Toomey and
G. Newsome.
Sunday sfternoon Mrs. Ella Mae
Davis was baptized by DR.. Toomey.
The Gospel chorus sang At the Inn
pressive ceremonies.
The Jubilee chorus rendered q
fine program in the evening.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-28
News From Windsor

Rock. Phyllis white, Yvonne Pryor,
Helen Kellum. Helen Van Dyke.
Gertrude Chickee, Marion and Anita
Overton, Helen Turner, Alice
Fields, Lottie and Daisie Harrison,
Gladys Washington and lone Chase.
Harold Browning OF Chatham is
now down in Windsor. He Is stay
ing at his uncle's house, MIR.
Browning.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-28
Missionaries Hear Of Work at Home and Abroad
RIVER ROUGE NEWS

work. Hours are from TO . pm.
daily.
A class in first aid instruction
will begin In the very near future.
Sign up for this course immediate
ly. The demand IL great An au-
thorized instructor will teach the
course. Cards will be given 10
those completing the course sue
cessfully. II II unintelligent 10 be
unconcerned about pour own well
fare. Prepare now. No fees char
ged.
Persons desiring 10 knit OF sew
for tn Red Gross either as q group
or as individuals may obtain ma
terials by inquiring for the same
al the Beechwood center.
Registrations are being received
for blood donors. When a reason
able number has been registered
the Red Gross will set M. the fsci-
tiles right here at the Beechwood
center and thereby eliminate the
necessity Of the donors having 10
20 10 Detroit.
Union Baptist Church
The morning sermon was dsliv-
cred by the Rev. z. c. Copeland.
He spoke from Exodus 3:11. His
text was Moses said unto the Lord
who am II" The chorus rendered
the music.
The 3 o'clock service was enjoyed
by all present The Junior choir
and their director. Mary Ruben, APP
peared on the program.
The pastor. the Rev. z. c. Cope
land, asks all TO come to prayer
meeting each wednesday evening
At 8 pm. and visit the sick.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-28

AS citizens OF America. you and
! would rejoice so much. II other
American citizens would put the
principles OF equality and democ-
racy into practice toward colored
Americans. We, as Negroes, have
fought for democracy, in the hope
that we might become fully inter-
woven in the fabric OF American
life. both in the economic and po-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-28
o. E. S. COLUMN F. & A. M, P.H.A.

GUIDING STAR CHATTER NO. n-sIATED MEEIINGs-1sf
Wednesday. DEGREE WORK srd Wednesday. Worthy Ma
tronMrs. Aiphretta Williams els IroubrdEe. To. 6fs0i
Worthy Pafren-Mr Richard white, Ersknc. eo3
Seereary-Nrs. Viola Perry. SIS Leland Tie. 1-s7e2.
BkTHSHEBA CHAPTER NO. p-STATED MEETlNGS-1st FRI
day. DECREE WORK ord Friday. Worthy Mstron Mrs.
Leah Martini sf7 Garfield Apt Te 1887, Worthy Patron
Mr. v. A. Bristol, 1871 JOS Campau n Ass, Secretary
Mrs. Carrie b. Riley, asa Parker Pl ss6s.
GOLDEN LEAP CHAPTER NO. 1f-STATED MEETING - Isl
Wednesday. DEGREE WORK Ord Wednesday. worthy Ma
tronMrs Matte Collins. o01esh ST. Ty. eegD; Worthy
Psiron-Mr Arthur Robinson. sss7 Eyane. Lessee
refsry-Mrs. Lnla Hendiey sGti Bunae blvd.
PRISCILLA CHAPTER sf-STATED MEETING-snd Friday
DEGREE WORK ffh Friday. Worthy Hatron-Mrs. Martha
Eliot. Apt 7sI, s-sfos worthy Patron
Mr. Hsywood CAN'T ssos hartford IT, t.ssse Secretary
Mrs. Helen B. CAN'T. s7os Hartford. IT, f-7sss
LONE STAR CRATER no. es-STATEp MEETING t Thurs.
DEGREE WORK sr6 Thursday. worthy Nsrcn--Mrs.
willie AUSTIN fosso Mitchedale, Worthy PsronNr. Richard
White: So Enhiss Apt 60 sseretsyMu ssllIs Wilson
1o<1f Wyoming.
ST. AGNES cHAPIER NO: ss=sIAIED MEEINe-md wsdnss.
dag. DEGREE WORK ln Msdnssd.y. worthy Nstren :
Ms Elizabeth Logan sesis:h t. $500! WORTHY rstrss
Pearl Hstton- ssS Leicester Ct Apt SOL Ma $50.
ckPST0NE CRATER NO. H-sIATED NEETING-end Thurs
dap. DEGREE WOhk-<n 1hsr<day. Worthy Mstron Il
Mrs. Rosetta Matthews $50 4. fe " esS Worthy Patron
Rev. FIeyd Harris ees7 NcDenFal W ts7s; SecresryM
Vine Matthews. sz5s \. Fsri. ~ eie<
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-28
By BENNIE CAswELL

Many(of the lads and iasses we're
having fine time Thursday night
at the Northrup school. The music
was all right. Some seen were:
Bargon sisters. Davis sisters. Z.
Evans. A. Smith. G. Rowlings. G.
Brown, D. Nash. X. and Il. Sab
baths. n. Thomas. r. Maddox and A.
Nance. There were also many from
Ecorse and the westside.
Tea
A very pleasant tea was given
Sunday evening from four TO six
pm. at the home OF Mrs. Ratcliff.
Those present we're: Mrs. Cope
land. Mrs. Fisher. Mrs. White, Mrs.
Edwards and cousin. Mrs. Bellinger,
Mrs. Keligore. Mrs. Brazil. Mrs.
Bradley and others. Mrs. Ratclin
was hostess.
Mrs. Love is sick at her home, S55
Polk.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Abra-
ham Booth of 2s6 Polk was the
scene OF a delightful affair given
by the vassals Social club OF seven
rece. tly. Decorations, enchanting
music and lovely gowns enhanced
the enjoyment, while a. three
course dinner which con<isted Of
Winter salad. chicken. peas and
carrots. hot rolls and butter. cake
and ice cream, was served.
The party later attended the
dance at the Mayfair ballroom in
Detroit.
Funeral Rites
Funeral rites were held for Paul
K. Reid Monday At Union Baptist
church. The Rev. K. c. Copeland
OBLIGATED. Burial was in Mariana.
Ark.
Mr.. Reid was born Jan. 20. 1912
in Mariana and died at Herman
Keifer hospital Thursday. Feb. 10.
Mr.. Reid came 10 River Rouge six
years ago.
Surviving are his widow, Irene !:
mother, Mrs. johnson Reid; two
sisters. Mrs. Sarah Thomas and
Mrs. Maggie Boone: four brothers.
James Ellerson, Charles W. Whit
field and Lee.
The Beechwood Community CEN
ter has been designated as branch
for the registration OF applicants
for volunteer work in the Civilian
Defense program and Red Cross
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-28
FOUNTAIN OF LIGHT
HEALING CENTER

Lenten services will be held daily
during lent from IL noon TO pm.
DR.. L. L. Brown. pastor, will be In
charge OF the services.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-28

Editors Note:--The article on
this subject, written by Joseph
Campbell Jr.. president OF the
Ecorse Good VIII club. contains
much food for thought. but on ac-
count OF Its length. space available
will permit us to publish only a
few OF the highlights.
By JOSEPH II. CAMPBELL, yR.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-28
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Evening star., 1942-06-26

THE EVENINGS HIeHl leHrS.
WNAL. 7;00-The Ontario Show: With
Madeleine Carol as guest. this series draws 10
close col. S'oopnaele provides the comedy.
WSV, 800-The Kate Smith Hour: micro.
phone preview Of Irving Ber|in's new musical
comedy, This Is the Army with an all
soldier cast, is presented on the final program
Of the season.
WNAL, S:00-6anq Busters; The story Of
three men who escaped from Sing Sing but were
later caught
WRc, S:oO-Frank BIsk's Orchestra: With
Lucille Manners and Ross Graham.
WRc, Information Please: Frederick
0ethMer, newspaper correspondent, and Jan
Sfruiher, English novelist. join the regulars.
WJsv, o:00-The Playhouse; Charles Win.
ninger and Charles RuneIes star in q radio
sdsntston Of Friendly Enemies"
WRc, o:00-WaIi1 lime: EVELYN hao6re1or
and Frank Mum. with the Amsterdam Chorus
and Abe LYman's Orchestra.
W5V, o:3O-Thst Brewster Boy Joey goes
on an archaeological spree and digs UP some
highly unorihodox relics.
WINK, 9:30-Arth Mcdonald does the play
by-pIay Of The Westinghouse. Louis night game.
WMAL, t0:t5-hen, Machines and Victory:
Fannie Hurst, famous novelist. as narrator in
Live and Lei Live" Dean Ned Dearborn.
division Of general education, N. Y. U., will
be guest speaker.
WhAL, t0:30-Kinq Peter Of YugosIdvia:
Evening star., 1942-06-26
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Evening star., 1942-06-26

The boy rulers first radio broadcast will be in
ircduted by William Hillman.
WIN. 10:30-Columbia Workshop; Play
wrqht Lillian HeIIman makes guest appear
sn,. on the Workshops production Of IN:
Year Eighteen Twelve"
Evening star., 1942-06-26
Points for Parents
Ry EDYTH THOMAS WAILAC

Dy I'D II IIOV1hC VhLLHOLs
Why be concerned as to Dhether
baby prefers toys or household
articles as long as they satisfy his
need for Development through
dctiuttuo
Evening star., 1942-06-26


West opened the queen Of spades,
and South had no way to make his
contract. East was bound to gain
the lead with one of his kings to
run the rest of the spades.
South mournfully observed that
Vests psychic" bid of two hearts
had made it impossible for his side
to get to their only game contract
four hearts And he was perfectly
right. Five clubs would have been
set because of East's trump length
as long as East led spades at every
opportunity But the correct con-
tract Of four hearts was practically
unattainable after West had bid the
suit.
Note that Vests psychic" bid
was pretty safe. His partner had
not doubled for a takeout. so was
unlikely to get out of control be-
cause of the heart bid. And if East
did raise hearts, West could take
him back to spades without increas-
ing the contract. West had no way
OF knowing that his opponents could
make a game at hearts; he was just
trying to confuse them and let his
partner play the hand at some low
spade contract. In this aim he sue
ceeded PARTIALLY, and better than he
had planned
Yesterday your were Howard
Schenkens partner and, with
neither side vulnerable, you held:
4 K52
y AJ74
%
AKQ63
The bidding:
Schenken Jacoby You Lightner
10 Pass 81 Pass
80 Pass CD
Answer-Bid three hearts. You
are sure that this suit will furnish
an excellent vehicle for the hand,
whether the final contract is game
or slam. BY confirming it at once
you leave il possible for your part
ner to make slam try without
getting above the game level.
Score 1oC per cent for three hearts,
so per cent for four hearts.
Question No. 1,109.
Today you hold the same hand,
and the bidding continues:
Schenken Jacoby You Lightner
~ Pass 81 Pass
80 Pass 80 Pass
a. Pass 90
What do you bid? (Answer to-
morrow.
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Mother: Since I've bought baby
some pans and spoons and kitchen
things of his own, I'm not always
taking mine away from him or find
ing them all battered up when I
want them"
Evening star., 1942-06-26
EVENING STAR FEATURES.
The EYENIN6'I HIGH lGHIS.

Star Flashes: Latest news with Bill CoYle,
twice daily; WNAL. 1;40 and 500 pm.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
WhirIWind Wedding
At P. M. Soldier Tells Manager Of Romance
LIS See Pastors Tie Knot al q:i5 P. M.

Pvt Joseph a HavuIla % and
his bride Of a day are happy WIT
nesseS TO the speed with which De
trolt works
When Mary Matuska. % of
Palmerton. Pa, Private Havrilla s
sweetheart Of the past five years,
came 10 visit hIm yesterday they
decided 70 set married Since there
was no time for a large wedding.
they decided TO visit a justice of
the peace
AZ 3 p m Private Havrilla con-
flded 10 Hcinle Boil. manager Of
the Dearborn canteen. his inteu-
tons At 3.l6 Boil began 10 func-
ton
AZ $50 volunteer women began
hunting Ip a wedding gown com
plete with veil and all accessories.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16

A. 4 o'clock. an archwav ~
flowers began 10 spread across the
Csnfcen.
A. s o'clock all plans for the
reception were completed. APP
proxmately rs soldiers and
sailors were inwted 10 attend the
wedding AID 70 help dispose Of the
wedding cake and ice cream.
AZ 9.15 Private Havrilla and
Miss Na'uska were married-not
by a Justice Of peace but by two
ministers, tho Rev Carl Sowle.
assistant pastor Of the Mt Olivet
Methodist Church and Capt Hart
ley Stockham. army chaplain.
Private Havrila was back on
duty A. II o'clock today az the
Wavne County Airport Mrs.
HavrIlla IS still wondering if she
dreamed The whole thing.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Continued on Page Four
Bel Big Fire
I'm Boston
Hurts ~

BOSTON. Dec. is rUP)-Fire
ro7red through two business
blocks n the heart of Boston $
shopping district early today, IN
uu0C 81 coast guardsmen and
eight fremen and causing dam
age expected to total more than
100000.
Il was the third major fire In
Boston within a month and came
rs days after the Cocoanut Grove
night club holocaust that took
ass lives.
a dozen speciality shops and
professional Offices were swept by
the flames but major damage was
IN Salllnger's an expensive
womcrS clothing store where
huge Christmas stocks and flrS
were DESTROYED
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Aid Speeded
To FLEEING
Africa Korps
New Line Expected
TO Be From Ell Bibane
Lagoon TO Dahar Hills

LONDON, Dec. is (UP).-Field
Marshal Erwin Rommel has ar
rived in Tripoli to organize the
last stand of the Axis forces in
Africa, Spanish dispatches from
Algiers reported today.
Rommels battered Afrika Korps
was already more than 40 miles
west Of FL Agheila in Tripolitania.
fleeing westward under a terrific
Allied plane attack.
1t was evident that Rommel had
spent weeks preparing for his
fight. for even though the pur-
suers had advanced steadily for
four days they still were impeded
by land mines.
RoMMEL REINFoRCEMENTs
Spain reported that Rommel. at
Tripoli, had speeded the flow of
reinforcements to such ports as
Gabes and Sfax, which the United
States Army Twelfth Air Force in
Tunisia were attacking day and
night, while he studied the prob
lem of organizing the remnants Of
his own forces and the German
Italian garrisons in northeast
Tunisia.
Allied planes, probably based at
Malta. shot down at least four
southbound enemy transport
planes in heavily escorted air
convoy taking reinforcements and
supplies to northeast Tunisia, the
communique reported. The con-
Voy was intercepted off the east
coast near Italian Larnpedusa
Island.
The speed of Rommels retreat,
the terrific attack of the Allied
air forces and the revelation at
London yesterday by Richard G.
Casey, British minister of state
for the Middle East, that when the
British Eighth Army started its
advance from FL Alamein October
% it was prepared for a 1,500-
mile advance strengthened belief
that the next Axis stand would be
made in Tunisia.
Spanish dispatches suggested
that Rommel might be preparing
a defense line that would extend
roughly southwestward from the
Fl Bibane Lagoon on the Tunisian
coast just beyond the Libyan bor-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Miss VS. Homecoming
Ends Triumphant Tour With Rousng Welcomes;
Glad She'll Soon Be Making Arms Again

Barbara Ann Clark. America S
No / girl var worker came home
today 10 receive the plaud.ts Of
the homefolks.
Long before her train pulled into
Union Station at rs :. m. mem
berS Of civic and patriotic orEani-
7atons Is we'll as leading army
and navy officers were waiting for
he brown-Harod machine operator
from Flint VINO was acclaimed
Miss NlC'orl OF the United States
In the welcoming party were
Mayor OSmurd Kelly and City
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
President Roosevelt
Grandfather Again

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Dec. Is (UP).
President Roosevelt has another
grandchild. The baby, girl still
unnamed, was born last night to
1t. (JG) John Roosevelt, youngest
son Of the President and Mrs.
Roosevelt
Mercy Hospital attendants re-
ported the baby and her mother
were getting along excellently."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
VISITS STEEL PLANT

From the station Mrs. Clark
whose husband IS in the navy. was
whisked to the Great Lakes Steel
Company There she told workers
no vother "arsenals Of demo
crazy were working and buying
bonds.
ITS wonderful 10 be back"
she said I'm ANXIOUS 10 get
back To my machine I would
envy your work II ! didn't know
soon will he able to get back
to making machine guns"
l. was her first appearance here
since She won the title of Mis-,
Victory Of Michigan, before EoInc
10 Chicago 10 be named Miss VIC
tory Of the entire country.
The Book.CadiIlac Hotel lunch.
con given her by The Detroit
Times. which sponsored Mrs
Clark. was one Of the hishughts Of
her day.
Special guests at the luncheon
Continued on Page Four
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Saginaw, Pontiac.
Flint, Fl. Custer
News on Page 80
e1OOd EaSfer) News
Your -lq43 Suit or Dress VIII Cost No More
but Quality May Ebb Bit

ment this spring might repre-
sent a greater percentage Of
the costs OF material and labor
than last March.
1T Is true, Of course. that
costs, particularly labor costs,
have risen some since last
March and that, therefore. In
some cases the Easter dress
and suit, though their price fs
the same as last year. might
not be quite equal In quality To
last years styles.
such difference, however,
would be slight and need NOT
cause apprehension on the part
Of the shopper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-16
Indian Storm Kills II 900

NEW DELHI, Dec. is CINS).-
Eleven thousand native villagers
of the Bengal area of India were
killed by a recent cyclone and
tidal wave. u was revealed today.
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