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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-14

Mrs Henry Lane had Wcck-cpd
dinners and sgppers for few out
of-town guests and Ms Leroy
Barnes asked dinner guests Tor Sat
urdsy n sht in her home on Oak
lani avenue Mrs Bessie Shoe
maker was another hostess Satur-
DAY night and Mrs Pau Stone had
group 6fryo.ng people to dinner
for her visiting nephew Ralph
Shoemaker Of Chicago MIS- Hay
wood invited the old gang go a
party Saturday night fpr hcr son,
Chose, who expects to take up MS
army duties soon
Mrs Henry Arnold Of St Louis
Mo is The house guest Of Mrs
David Sheppard but expects to
leave shortly for trip South
Young Mrs Media Davis Of Co.
tase Grove is in Chicago fox bit
Of sizing shopping Csydc
Young Il comfortably establishes IN
BHrmI ngham. As. Whcgc she is
visiting her mother
The Thomas Kellens are enjoying
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-14
A NEW PLOT


In the next few months we shall see new trick
plaved upon us by those who have always fought to
keep America divided and to thwart the progress Of
the Negro people When large numbers of us shake
off our lethargy and stand up to do battle Tor a
cause which touches our souls and our bones, the
professional Negro-haters the Bilbos, the Tom Hef-
films and their k, desperately attempt to smear our
great efforts and to ascribe false motives to our
social struggles.
The old trick of the Negro-haters was to try to
kill the rising mlitancy of the Negro masses by
frightening its militant leadership with name-caIng
This line has lost great deal of its Walop IN modern
America Our leaders today are not alarmed by
the reactionaries who call all Negroes radical who
want decent housing who want equal opportunities
for Jobs in industry who want to be free from the
lynch terror, to be free from jimcrOw who want to
enjoy full citizenship in the nation IN time OF peace
and war.
With the failure of this name-callng technique
the Negro-haters have hit upon new and eXpedient
plot Now that we are at war with Japan, color
conscious America has begun to think in terms of
warfare against specific races of mankind as well
as warfare against certain ways of life. The fact
that Japan is regarded as non-white race, her
proves on the field of battle threatens the myth OF
white superiority. Fully conscious of JapanS blow
to white prestige everywhere the Negro-haters IN
America have hit upon plot.
They are trying to make it appear that there Is
some direct connection between the fight of the
Negro people in America for social and economic
Justice, and the fight of the Japanese war-ords
against democracy. They would have white Amer
lea believe that japanese propaganda is responsible
for Negro militancy today These Negro-haters are
trying to focus the wrath of the American public
upon the Negro and to smear our democratic fights
for the full exercise of the privileges of citizenship
They would have the public believe that the Negro
leaders are stooges of Tokyo
As fantastic as it may seem, this new plot is
subtle and dangerous This anti-Negro campaign
is treacherotis because it is being led by those who
are themselves in league with the enemy and are
anxious to divide America The loyalty of our race
to the ideals of democracy remains mistaken, and
those who have fought us have always fought democ
raey. We have a legitimate grievance in-AHefiea
and we intend to be heard No tricks and no plots
old or new will deter black America from its natural
fight for freedom and we will not now or ever be
content with any compromise of our fundamental
rights under democracy.
These Negro-hsters must not be permitted to
blind the nation to the fact that democracy cannot
work without the Negro. Those who our
fight to make democracy work are actually agents
of the enemy and they must be exposed to the Nor'
for the traitors that they
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-14

the old Detroit Post" and It was
this route that started his career
as d newspaperman and set the pace
Tor his rapid rise ias one OF the
states foremost political luminaries
But Pelham Mas not content with
a newspaper route He became IN
tcresied in the mechanics Of news
paper work and while still carrying
papers began an apprenticeship as
a typeseiter in a local prntshop,
After acquiring some knowledge
of the mechanics Of the publishing
business Pelham by now a young
man. joined the staff Of the "pos'"
and later moved over 10 the Detroit
Tribune" He served both papers
n reporlor.al and clerical capscl.
'ios for II years after which. with
his brother he established a sma'
publication and eventually pub
ishcd the "PlaIndealer."
Plaindealer Was Interesting Venture
The story Of the Plaindealcr and
Is birth is as interesting as any
DINER phase Of Pe.ham's life for .
was the maneuverinc for ownership
Of this paper that shaped his future
political career.
As publisher Pelham started
with a small sheet known as the
venture Ben set The type for t1ls
publication and assisted his brother
IN shaping is editorial policies The
name ~ the paper was later changed
IN The National Fra " Beside pub
fishing their own sheet the Pelham
| brothers also ran of a paper for 4
white publisher
Like many publishers ~ today
Pelham SGT his own type and
iebbeda his peess work oet9 Pei
hams press work was done bv -ine
| MesierH- Newspaper Union one Of
the oldest printing concerns in the
country.
q. The white publisher with whom
the Pelham brothers had contract
had difficulties with competitor
which resulted in TIE latter having
an Injunction issued against the
publication Of Pe,hams clicn:'s
paper. The Injunction was issued
Just a few minutes before time for
the paper to start rolling of the
press.
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-14

Mr. Louis Z Martin Editor
The Mich gan Chronicle
26S Eliot
Detroit Michigan
Dear Mr. Martin
Please accept my correction m
your article Paul Robson on the
editorial page m the ISSUE of Febru-
arG28 You say Bloody Kansas
was hi by a bomb last Tuesday
sht which ripped hole in that
archaic caste system which divides
the people into iNo classes the
privileged and the underpriWiesed,
on me basis Of our color
Mr. Robson did not sing in Kan
sas he sang IN the Municipal Audi
forum, Th1ricenih and Broadway
Kansas City. Mo The Two cities are
oft-umcs confused by many who are
mot native born Kan,sns or Mis-
sourians, due to the fact the two
states are merely separated ny The
KaW River al point where few
realize the beginning Of the STAKE
line Secondly. the two cities, Kan
sas City. Kans, and Kansas City,
Mo are called Greater Kansas City
or he Heart Of America
II Ms Robeson's concert had been
scheduled for Kansas City Ksns
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-14

Production OF tuas oil rs beng in
creased IN the On province Of
Y,IHHsH4- -aRs-d->il.et- s-4as having
100000 trees under cultivation
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-14

That's swept the entire country
woe.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-14

The Light In The Window will
be the presentation by the junior
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-03-14

NEXT WEEK: The beginning Of
Ben Pelhams political career.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10

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New Church
Congregation Organized
in Northwest Detroit

Announcement was made today
of the organization OF new
Evangelical and Reformed Church
in the northwest section of De-
troit. >>-
i For several months services
have been conducted in that sec
ton under the auspices Of the
home missions board of the Evan
gelical and Reformed Church.
The new church is temporarily
called the Northwest Evangelical
and Reformed Church and Serv-
ices viii be conducted in the John
Il. King School. Grove and Chey-
enne avenues. pending the location
Of a permanent site.
Sunday school is held at, 10 a. m.
and the regular worship begins at
II a. m Dr. John l.. Ernst, super
intcndcnt of DeaconeSS Hospital.
viii be in charge of the services
until a regular pastor is assigned.
The work is under the supervision
of the Rev Robert c. Stanger,
chairman OF the local home mis-
sion board.
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q Bomber
Rev. Crawford
Gets New Posi-

The Rev Donald w Crawford.
for the. last siN years pastor of
Trinity Episcopal Church. has
been appointed missionary n-
charge OF 81 Christopher, Mis-.
sion, Redtord The appointment
viii become effective on Fcbru-
any
Tho Rev Mr. Crawford came 10
from the diocese Of CHI
caCo IN December 1888 He VIII
succeed. AZ ST ChiStophor'>, the
Rev G. Clare Backhur>t. who be
came Protestant chaplain at EblSc
on January |.
Members OF ST. Chri>topher'S
have been worshipping iol several
years in the Redford Masonic
Temple. but will soon have serv-
iCoS in their new church. now be-
ing constructed in McNicholS road.
between PicrSon and Braille ave
MUGS
The building is being erected on
the rear Of the lot 10 provide area
for other buildings later. and the
approach viii be modelled some
what after the garden cntrRrce>
to certain English parish churches
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Church Ldymen
Fellowship

\ movement 10 organize the
laNmon IN the II Congregational
churches in the Detroit area will
bc launched Sunday. Ray b. John
Ston. president of the Brewster
Pilgrim Church, announced to-
day
This new unit Will be called the
Laymen'S Fellowship Of the De-
trolt Congregational Association.
Special sermons and services
will be offered in all of the
churches of the Congregational
group and pamphlets outlining the
constitution and purpose Of the
fellowship viii be distributed
among the laymen
The organizers of the movement
believe that the need for better
acquaintance and larger oppor-
tunitieS for fellow>hI among the
Congregational men of Detroit and
lis cnVlronS Is very real and def
mite action Is beng made to meet
If -
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Obituaries
DR.. Heber D.. Curtis
Funeral Rite s Monday
for u. M. Astronomer

ANN ARBOR, Jan l0.-La>t
rites for Or. Hebcr DouSt Curtis.
- chairman of the department
OF astronomy al the University of
Michigan VIII 30 held at 3 p. NJ.
Monday at the Dolph Funeral
Home.
Doctor Curtis, who died in his
home apparently of a heart at
tack, WAS born in MuSkegon and
achieved international fame for
his Astronomical work. particu-
larry on cclipSeS 70 study them
he Travelled more than 100000
miles.
Doctor Curtis was graduated
from the University of Michigan,
and received his doctors degree
from tho University of Virginia.
He WAS assistant astronomer al
the Lick observatory in Chile from
1904 TO 1905. M charge of an cX-
petition 10 South America from
1906 10 1903. astronomer Al Lick
i'm 1910 and director of the
Allegheny observatory at Pitts
burgh for I'D years before coming
TO Ann Arbor
He Is survived by his wife and
four children
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
BUY IA Bomber
Homer Memory
OF Fr. HaIfoenn@

The Father Hllfpcnny Club, a
lay organization formed a year
AGO TO pcrpctuate the memory OF
the late pastor of 81 Brigid S
Catholic Church. VIII hold IS first
annual communion mass and
breakfast Sunday January rs
AN Catholic members VIII at
tend the $50 a m mass and re-
ceNe communion at st Brgd'S
Church Schoolcraft and Indiana
avenues Following the mass ALL
members OF the club viii atjcud
me. breakfast IN a Grand River
avenue restaurant
The club which now numbers
some 80 members both Catholic
and non-Catholc. knew and loved
tho late priest during his life
tnc and have banded together 70
pcrp~tuale his memory through
CHARITY, a virtue that was am out
standing characteristic of Father
Haltpcnny during his more than
80 years Of church work
Father Hatipenny died on Jan.
Il. 1910 and on the fourteenth
of each month of the year the club
ha, "a high mass celebrated Al
eomc Catholic church IN this Soc
ton
officers Of the club are William
r. Stewart president William $
Isreal VICE president, William f.
Dugcan secretary and Edward
r. Tro'man treasurer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Meihodists Aid
Retired Pastors

Sunday was named by Bishop
Raymond Wade honorary chair
man of the 100000 Methodist
Ministers odd Age Retirement
Fund Campaign. as retirement
fund SUNDAY and ministers mi
over 500 Methodist churches IN
tNc brtr,at conference area will
dcNr'N thCIr\~erWonS> the cause
al >tlt retired minister N
Bishop Wade SAID, The man
objective ot our campaign Is 90
increase The rate of thc pension 10
trr retired minister from SIG io
SD per Nea for each year OF
service rendered. Unfortunately.
our ministers are not participating
u Our Federal Social Security
prog ann therefore n is necessary
for AN cmuch members IN tins
conference 90 provide the needed
100000 without delay
Yesterday, appeal folders were
mailed 20 over 500 church chair
men IN the SIX districts of the
conference. These are 10 be dis
trihuted SUNDAY 10 members Of
the congregations over 1000
workers. who are giving their
time and service voluntarily 10
help make the campaign a success
VIII interview the church members
after the middle of the week by
personal visits
Following The opening meetings,
reports Will be made at stated
intervals According TO Bishop
Wade much interest has been
shown and the ministers and con-
gtcgaIlonS are enthusiastically
preparing 10 launch the campaign
IN their respective churches and
meet the quotas which have been
assigned To them this past week.
buy "A Bomber-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Plan Lutheran
Pastors Forum

An open forum discussion. on
The Christiags Attitude Toward
His Government ana in War" led
by the Rev. L. koehlSf Of Mt, Cal
vary Lutheran Church. and a re-
port by Chaplain J. w. WeSterman
Of Fort Custer on his work amonG
the Lutheran young men in mill
tary service VIII be features of the
afternoon sessions of the East
Michigan pastoral confcrenc e
meeting at Mi Calvary Church, on
January Is and IA
The conference will open Tues
day morning with a communion
service for the pastors. The Rev.
Philip Bonn of Concordia Church
Will deliver the sermon.
Mt Calvary congregation and
the pastor. the Rev. l.. koehler,
will be hosts TO the conference.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Christian Science
Lecture Scheduled

There VIII be free lecture on
Christian Science IN Seventh
Church Of Christ, Scientist 223
West Grand boulevard, Friday eve
ming at $ o'clock.
The speaker will be Mrs. Louise
knight Wheatley Cook. c. s. b,
of Kansas City Mo, Il member of
the board of lcctureship of the
mother church. the First Church
of Christ, Scientist, Boston, Mass.
The lecture is open to the public.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
AMITY SPIRITUAL

10. o. = Hall-Cratioi NJ Conner
Crtrance--Sun ssrvtrr 80 r N.
REV RENNER
Good Message Bearers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10

BUY "A Bomber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
REv kRAm>kt ArroINTnD

Buy q Bomber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
CHOIR AT BUSHNELL

The Westminster Choir of Day
ton, o. which is made up Of 10
young men and women. VIII pre-
sent a concert in Tho auditorium
OF the Masonic Temple on March
3 under the auspices OF the Bush
nell Congregational the WeStmln-
Ster Presbyterian and the Nardln
Park Methodist churches Of De-
trolt and the First Methodist
Church of Royal Oak.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Detroit Nuns Invited
To Attend PrevieW

Nuns Of the various orders IN
the Detroit area have been IN
viled to attend a special preVlew
showing of the motion picture,
The Eternal GIFT. IN the Wilson
Theatcr' Saturday January T. at
> 80 p m. Abundance viii be -
invitation only q
The picture is a sound film Ner-
sion of the Solemn High Ma s
and was produced b. the Scrtite
Fathers of Chicago a limited en-
gagement viii be open 70 the pub
lie beginning January -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10

Buy n Bomber
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
" NOleS

The Young Peoples Fellowship
today by George Premier The
group OF the First Italian Church
viii entertain soldiers and sailors
during an open house party from
3 10 ) p. m. Sunday in the Down
town YMCA. II was announced
program viii be under the super
vision of the Rev. Frank Cheru-
bini.
Americas Role in the World
Crisis VIII be discussed by DR..
FiQRcN Sk.llman Opddrdonk. au-
thor lecturer and former UNlvcr-
>lly of Michigan Instructor, dur
ing the second of the current
forum series Sunday afternoon al
1 o'clock in the ST Antoine ~. A"
These weekly forum discussions
are open TO the public without
charge
The WPA International String
Orchestra conducted by Leo
Marion. VIII present a free concert
in the Hannah lobby at s p. m.
Wednesday
Interested persons are invited 10
ION the rcOrganiZed Western "Y'
Camera Club " hich viii meet
Monday at s p. m. in the Western
unit. a demonstration of intcnSi-
hcrS Will be given by stephen
BoraS, member Of the organiza-
ffpn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Next Community Sing
Set for January IS

The community gospel sing,
which began three months ago as
a means TO unite all denominations
in a monthly get-together song
fest will hold the next sing on
sunday January rs from 9 TO 10
p. m.
Services for the cast side pro-
gram viii be held in the Ebcnezer
Baptist Church West SiderS Will
assemble al the Whitcheld Meth
odlSt Church.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Happenings at the Churches

8 p. m. on the same day, preaching
the SERMON and confirming a class
of candidates at each service. At
$50 p. m. Friday he will preside
at a dinner meeting of the Detroit
Episcopal City Mission Society in
st. Johns Parish House. Detroit.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
FRAN TO REVIEW BOOK

"The Keys Of the Kingdom, the
popular religious novel by a. J.
Cronin Will be- the subject of
RABBI Leon Fram'S sermon AT the
Sabbath Eve services Of Temple
Israel Friday night in the lecture
hall Of the Detroit Institute OF
Arts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10

ST. Marks Methodist Church
will open It's School of Christian
Living, Wednesday, and Will offer
these classes: The Approach to
the Bible, Music Cline" when
Children Ask. Missions, and
The Art of Worship"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
ST. PAUL,s RITES SET

The annual Feast of Lights serv-
ice OF ST. Paul'S Episcopal Cathe-
draL an event which signifies the
coming Of Light THE Christi into
the world. will be held at ) p. m.
Sunday in the cathedral.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
REVEREND JESSE JR. CALLED

The Rev. Richard Jesse Jr. has
been named pastor Of the Lutheran
Mission congregation in the West
Seven-Mlle road district He IS
the son of the Rev. r Jesse. cH-
ccutivc secretary OF the English
district and Is a graduate OF Con-
cordia Seminary ST. Louis.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10

Rct'rtincnf of Liqm. sol Alber
G Chc,lcdon 80 former head o
army lcIauus 'or lllchIgan W1i
nnce- Iu tHe Federal EuildHl
IS announced iotHN The reirc
mont Vll become c0CctN
Apl. 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
HI-Y AW ARD PLANNED

b J. RNctt Northwestern High
principal VIII award tho -Four
square Emblem 10 am out>tand-
Ing member of the Northwestern
Hl-Y following a Hl-Y dinner to
be held at 7.30 p. IN. Tuesday in
the Fisher YMCA
Winner of the award is selected
by a committee composed of the
following NJ. ID. Jerome. North
western faculty member; Wallace
C.. Wright. Fisher ~" executive
secretary. and Ray HafemeiSter.
physical director II is conferred
on the basis of physical. social de-
votional and intellectual leader
ship.
The Mems Club for the Study
of Religion viii hear Or w. +.
Lemon, pastor OF the First Pres
bytcrlan Church OF Ann Arbor at
1918 p. m, Thursday IN the Down
town YMCA, according TO yelling
ton NJ Logan secretary The
topic of Doctor Lemons address
VIII be Does Modern Christianity
Reflect HIM Truly
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
MWon Bond Vor(e
Last Rites on Monday
for 6noi0eer

Funeral services for Myron
Bond Vorce sc viii bc held Mon
day at II a m. IN William r
Hamilton Chapel, 1919 Cass ave.
nue.
The Rev Folln Farhank Of st
James Episcopal Church, Crosse
He VIII conduct the services fol-
lowing which intermcnt will take
place az Elmwood Cemetery
Nj Norcc prominent engineer
Was hurt fatally when his car
>kiddcd into TWO parked cars and
a road construction tractor m
Wyandotte
Besides his widow. Ethel Ridg-
ley Norcc he leaves a niece, Miss
Mildred Norcc. supervisor at Cas-
Technical High School.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
DIR. MYERS BETH Ell GUEST

DR.. Charles Haven Myers, pastor
of the North Woodward Congrega-
tional Church. will be the speaker
at the Beth Fl College of Jewish
studies al the meeting Monday
night al 9 o'clock. He will talk on
the subject. Why l Am a Protes-
.iant
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
DOCTOR GLAzER MAPS TALK

DR.. B. Benedict Glazer of Tenn
pie Beth RI VIII review the novel.
The Keys 10 the Kingdom by
DR.. A. J. Cronin. during the Sab
bath Eve service Friday. The
meeting opens al 8 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
RABBI spERKA TO SPEAK

"War and Crime is the Subjr
of a talk Rabbi Joshua Sperka " 3
present at the assembly Friday at
$50 p. IN. in Congregation Bnal
David.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
DETROIT PASTORS TO MEET

The January meeting of the De
troit Pastors Union will be held at
1870 A. m Monday in the Down
town Y. NJ {. A. auditorium. Dr..
Bruce II. Douglas will be the
speaker.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
NAME SCIENCE SERMON

The lesson-Sermon in all Chris
tian Science churches Sunday will
be on the subject, Sacrament, -
with the Golden Text taken from
| Corinthians 5;S.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
BISHOP CREIGHTON TO VISIT

The RI. Rev. Frank " Crcish-
ton. ID d, bishop of the Episcopal
diocese OF Michigan viii visit the
+ Church OF The Messiah az II m.
Sunday and ST. MarN.S Church al
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
SpEAKEES SCHEDULED

Two speakers VIII bc heard by
The women. ON January p Mss
Mary sweeney assistant ~ the
Merrill-Palmer School and head of
the home economies department
Will address The Cr0up and ON the
following day Miss Bernicc jon
son. newly appointed United Thank
Offering worker in the diocese Of
Western Michigan VIII discuss the
work being done by the o!tcrinc
among the migrants IN that
diocese
S9r,e 125 par she's and missions
Will bo represented al The two
conc'aycs and u is expected that
approximately 500 including The
CLERGY and lay de'eEa VIII
attend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
ANNUAL DINNER

The annual convention dinner
Will be held Al : o'clock in the
evening Of the first day in the
General Motors Building dining
room The guest of honor and
speaker for the banquet viii bc
the RI Rcl stephen + kccler
DID hishop coaGju'or Of The do
cese of Minnesota lie Is "a mem-
her of The National Council OF the
Episcopal church
Both conventions VIII get back
10 work Thursday morning, Janu-
airy % The women however VIII
attend a celebration Of the Holy
Communion in ST Johns Church
prior 20 starting tho days sessions.
The theme Of the women con-
venton this year Will. be- 'World
Democracy. " was reported 10y
Mrs Maurice s Matr president
Of the diocesan wCman'S auxiliary
and chairman OF the 1912 eon}en-
tion Of women
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
Iemnle Oh SnirituaI Truth

tlell errors A. ca pusr Pc, gnHis ~ nsl.
pss,o.-HO nt.f 500 y ". Rev. Isnnls
whippls. spssssf, Message NJ. S. X. uf,ns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-01-10
SECOND spIRITUAlIsT CHURCH
Christian Church OF Progres

Itss fentell-Srnday Ian ~. 30 Spssksr
D. Gsorus Foden. Christ.Lbe SpiriiUsiists
Ms,saoss-Ooni CLARK isabel mscf Msre