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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-03
BY Emmett j. Scott

WASHINGTON, u. G. An
element Of drama is entering our
American life as we stand upon
the threshold Of the fifth month
Of the terrifying war in which
we are now engaged. 1t is q
matter of common remark that
while there is not at present
great ardor, or fighting fervor
there is nevertheless kind OF
grim determination to see khis
thing through to victorious con.
clusion.
The whole fabric Of normal
life and activity among us is uH
dergoing perceptable change
Hardness is creeping in. Flab
biness, complacency, irrespons
bility are giving way. Peofls
/ arc more silent and more serioue
A mean, disagreeahle job is to be
done. We are now all set to
do it,.
Slowly, yet surely, America
has become to most Of VI a very
great and beautiful and CON
create thing It has become =
symbol; it is our home it is our
land, We are out to preserve it
to preserve at all costs its ideal
ism and those liberties and free
doms we have set as goals OF
American life.
A Swelling Willingness to Fight
On every hand is Il swelling
willingness to fight, to give till
ii hurts, to sacrifice, and TO al
the sevcrally and collectively I'M
portant things needed to ba done
IL Il time of national danger
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-03
WAR DEPT. CONFIRMS REPORT
NEGRO SOLDIERS HAVE BEEN
SHIPPED TO AUSTRALIA

WASHINGTON, d. C. Official
confirmation that Negro solaicrs
We're included in the American
forces which have reached Aus
tralia was made Friday by Secle-
tary Of War Henry l.. Stimson.
The Secretary of War refused,
however, to state the number Of
Negro soldiers who are in Aus
tralia.
lt IS reported that the black
troops were applanded by Aus
tralian bystanders.
Al tiit sal..s .4a.e, AlImson re-
vealed that the Amy plans 10 in
duct .o,oUo .sesro seleftees
tits Year lne number 10 be m
.dueten, ne sala. VIII repsosent an
"equal ratio o. the Negro popu.
lation Of the nation.
Newspaper correspondents
with the Army in Australia, in
dispatches TO daily newspapers on
Monday reported that the Negro
troops from the u. s. now in
Australia are not combat troops
lllt are 4 labor battalion work,
lng at 4 multitude Of eonstruc-
'obs necessary 70 the United
states war effort here
The Negros come principally
from the Chicago and ST Louis
areas, the correspondents report
cd.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-03
TWENTY COLORED GIRLS
TRAIN FOR DEFENSE JOBS
COLUMBUS VANGUARD LEAGUE
CLOSES MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

COLUMBUS, @. Using every
possible opportunity to help IN
tegrate Negroes into the defense
Industries, the Vanguard League
announced that twenty colored
girls have been recently admitted
to the Curtiss- Wright training
school in preparation for jobs in
the 10 million dollar plant here.
Among those now training are:
Eileen Taylor, Racheal B. Carter
Marie Mallory, Thelma Kilgore.
Olivet Richards, Mary Clair, Lo-
ona Saunders, Dolly Nav, Flor
renee Ann Rodgers, Pauline Per-
ry, Thelma Brown. Susie Marie
Moss, Mildred Smith. Sybil Long.
Havel Palmer. Mildred Cummins.
and Yvonne Bass.
Il II
The high spot in this particu-
Tar proieft came when the Van
guard League sent afidavits Of
colored girls, who charged that
lad been disseminated against
when ethey were refused jobs
because Of color, to the Fair Ein-
nlovment Practices Board in
Washington. An investigator
was sent to Columbus, and. as
result, change il the employ
h,ent policies Of the plant was
effected. It is expected that co
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-03

Negroes in the State over Ohio
Mr.. McCaw reflects the air Of
fairness in promotion Of all ont
Double Victory defense program
to case for the Negro aged. By
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-03

Who Says 4 wonder some
times, whether We are not il little
pharisaical Or perhaps even pre-
sumptuous in onr hirh-minded
statements about freedom. Are
We always rs alert to practice il
here at home ms we are to pro
claim il abroad? DO We accord
freedom to all Of our citizens g
tSec article by Emmett j. seott)
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-03
Martha Berry Passes

ATLANTA. Apr (ANP)
The death Of Miss Berry here
some weeks aeo at the age Of 75
removed from the scene an in
teresting southern white wonaan.
Natned several times among the
Continued on page n
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1942-04-03
CHICAGO IS
SUBSTITUTED
FOR BOSTON
AS COW. CITY

49, AcShGS LAGNN
tive Order Changing the
Meeting Place from the
Hub City in Massachu-
setts to the Windy City
In Illinois.
Galveston, Texas tSpecis ~
BY executive order, DR.. G. 4.
Prince, President Of the National
Baptist Convention of Am III i.
has moved the 1912 session o.
that body from Boston, Mass,
to Chicago, Ill. The ofiicial OF
der and the executive action was
taken here this past week npc
his return from Boston Wiser,
he and Rev. Henry A. Boyd Il
Nashville. Tenn, by order Of the
executive board, went to ilvesti
gate not only Boston's Offer bu
to look into conditions in Clevc
land. Chicago. Little Roc'
San Antonio. After canpassine
all these matter, the Reg ~
Prince said here.
I think the best interest d
the denomination and the COZ.
vention will be served by mov
ing the convention from Bostol
and calling it TO meet in Chiee
60, thus, ! am exercising tic Pre-
vision made in the Constitution
and the mandate Of the execa.
tive board when they met he
in January, and am calling the
lContinued on page -
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5Bg Macoo Hill)
COLUMBUS. @, n defense Of
the Negro Aged in Ohio Tom
McCaw head Of the Division Of
Aid for the Aged surrounds him-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
CLEMENS
BY "CANDY- MORGAN

The Twentieth Century club spon-
sored their first picnic OF the year
at Eastwood Park recently. Mrs
Gertrude Morgan will leave on her
vacation 10 Youngstown next week.
The pastors popularity contest
will end May 81. The Pastors choir
of Turner's Chapel will sponsor
the MI. Carmel singers in a must
cal Thursday night. Miss Jackie
Carter will give her reception next
Sunday. Miss Carter Is engaged to
John Johnson OF Detroit.
Strictly 1--WE
And so glamor gal Lowe Mae
Bankhead is engaged TO Lucky Boy
Eugene Simmons. Bob Mannings
and Charles Williams had some fly
talent at Eastwood Park last week.
The famous big Eight club will
give their semi-formal party next
month. Out-of-town girls will be on
hand. Lovely Katie Jones. Ozzle
Stevens heart throb these days. Is
leaving for the Windy City this
>eek and will trip over to New
York before returning. Frantic
Fraction and Harry Mial really
broke II up at Eastwood last week.
A. {. Butler In his riding habit was
caught without his horse. SO he
had to stay in the city over night.
Ozander stevens and Lucille Thorn
as have been riding at Joe's place.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
MONROE
By MRS. HAYWOOD CONVICTION

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Kitchen OF
Youngstown, Ohii, former resi-
dents OF Monroe, spent the week
end at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Grissom. 1916 Hagan street. Their
son. Clarence, Jr.. lives at the
G. issom home. Clarence Is a sopho-
mora at Monroe High and will join
his parents In Youngstown when
school closes.
Sunday afternoon the Laymen
OF the North Detroit area will
sponsor a progrsm at Carey's Chap
ell.
Presiding Elder David A. Blake
will preach Sunday evening at
Careys Chapel in connection with
the quarterly conference. Holy
communion will be administered.
Second Baptist church BYPU Will
hold a tag day program Sunday,
March "a at Z pm. The Rev. W. J.
Bishop Is pastor.
Roy Chappell and Eddie Neville
OF Kentucky State college return
ed home Tuesday. May q.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
Northwest Detroit
Business And Social
BY RUFUS CRUM ,JR.

Private James Hollaway OF Fort
Custer is visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Ferry Collins of 2O04s
Ohio avenue.
A surprise birthday party was
given In honor of Mrs. Mary Owens
by her husband, Albert owens OF
20166 Northlawn avenue. Those at
tending were: Mr.. and Mrs. Glover
Lewis. Mrs. A. Colts and Mrs. Adel-
thia Hurd. Many lovely fits were
received.
First Baptist
The Sunday School Baby contest
closed Monday morning. Mrs. Alb
bic Thomas was winner, raising
s2425 for Baby Virgil Thomas Patti
man. Virgil received an award OF
IS.
Sunday morning the Rev. c. B.
cath preached splendid sermon
on "Labors in the Vineyards. T"
Three persons were added TO the
church.
TIE Home Mission group will he
in charge OF Woman's Day program
May 81 at the church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30

Highland, Tuesday evening. May
26.
Much interest is being manifested
at st. John Methodist church's re-
vival conducted by the Rev. Mr..
Sumner Of Louisville, Ky. The Rev.
r. c. Walker Is pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
Labor Seeks
Union Of Negro,
White Workers
Wage Average
From rs Cents To
Dollar A Day

ST. LOUISIANA Once again
the troublesome "bootheel" section
OF Missouri flares in the headlines
with share-croppers. white and col
ored, uniting to fight the efforts OF
certain interests TO keep them in
the lower paid brackets OF workers
when the farmers themselvs are
clamoring for an increase In in
col in keeping with other trends
throughout the country.
In this section, where the aver
age wage is from rs cents to 81 a
day for farm workers. there are
some instances where 1925 Is top
wages.
Demanding 30 cents an hour for
farm workers and a 10-hour day.
the union Is making a drive in this
section TO secure this benefit for
colored and white farmers who are
united in an effort TO secure these
advantages. Time and a half for
over time is also asked with As
cents an hour as the basic wage for
tractor operators.
Some accuse the farm owners in
this section OF trying to drive
workers off the WPA and relief
rolls where they receive a stand
ard prevailing wage when working.
They say these folk are making an
issue OF something which does not
exist, an extreme shortage of farm
workers. The workers are willing
TO pick the crops and work the land
but not at the prices they formerly
received. They want more consid-
Grafton for themselves and for their
families and are determined to OBJ
tain such benefits as they can.
A pamphlet has been issued call
Ing upon white and Negro share
troopers and farmers TO stand firm
In their demands for the 30 cents
an hour wage and to not move un-
Ill these demands are met. They
laugh at the attempted scare OF
farm labor shortage and feel the
entire thing Is propaganda directed
at the farmers TO make the country
feel they are not doing what they
can TO win the war.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
BY MRS. EUGENIA 0BANNON

ciety OF Second Baptist church.
Ann Arbor.
Activities OF Carver Community
center are buzzing. The Busy Bee
club met Tuesday. May 10. the XIV.
Wednesday. The United Brothers
enjoyed a pot-luck supper Satur-
day, May 80 at pm. AZ Harriet
Street school.
"A Night in Hollywood at Har-
riet Street school Friday, May 20.
sponsored by the Kentucky Wonder
club. OF which Mrs. fedora Tanner
heads.
Have you heard and seen the
Hamilton Family band? They are
putting on great program al the
Philadelphia Church OF God Sun
day. May 81.
The Junior Palm Leaf club was
organized under the leadership OF
Mesdames Nicely 4. Kersey and
Perkins May 5.
The officers OF the club are: Le-
nor, Davis. president: Winnie Per-
ny. vice precedent: Rosetta Brown,
secretary: Annie Moore, treasurer:
Earthalyne Foley, corresponding
secretary: May and Barrie Robin
son. Bertha Morgan, Donna Perry.
Bessie Moore. June Brown. Bette
williams. Viola Robertson. Gene
We've Francois, Bette Kersey and
Dorothy Freeman.
The New Dramatic club which
was organized recently, IS progress
ing rapidly under the direction OF
o. White and J Banks.
A number OF Senior Girl Scouts OF
Troop l6 enjoyed Cook Out We'd
nesday. May 20 al Recreation Park.
Those present were Miss Alma
Strong. supervisor. Winnie Perry,
president: Eunice Anderson. Roea-
lie Wilson. Martha Henson. Doris
Ramsey. Dorothy Foley. Louise
White. Donna Perry and Evelyn
Robertson, were honored to have
the members OF the River Rouge
High school ball team as guests.
The sem-imonthly meeting OF the
Social and Elites was held Thurs
day night az the home OF Miss Ber-
nice Atkins. 447 Hawkins street.
Officers for the combined meeting
were elected. Light refreshments
were served by the Elites
Mr.. and Mrs. oscar Lindsey and
Mr.. and Mrs. Pomp Frazier. left
Tuesday. May 10 for Anderson SC.
to attend the burial Of Mrs. Lind
eey's and Pomp's mother, Mrs. NJ.
Frazier.
Among the auto accident were:
Elder Henry. little Jerome. Sonnie
Dennis. Morris Hall. Ben Stephens
and william Hui. All are reported
improved.
Others whose injuries necessita-
ted surgical treatment we're: Mrs.
Allie Hayes. Mrs Carrie Taylor.
Mrs. Telen Taylor and Miss Jean
Williams.
Mrs Katie Stovall Is also I'll.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
Whitaker News
by PAUL THOMPSON

The Rev. Mr.. Parker preached a
very fine sermon Sunday morning.
In the afternoon the Rev. Mr..
Trumbull Of Lincoln Consolidated
school preached a splendid sermon.
A program was put on under the
auspices OF the stewardesses.
The Civic club OF Campbell AME
church met in the church basement
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim War;, ST.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim War;. Jr.. and
daughter. of Detroit and Mr.. Dick
inson of Inkster, were visitors at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Thompson and son last Sunday.
Mrs. Guy Smith and Harold Car
ter, Sr., Miss Wanda Smith and
Miss Fern Carter and Mrs. Mary
Smith motored to Detroit Sunday
where Miss Smith spoke at Ebe-
nezer AME church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Reeves and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson. and
son and Mrs. Piley, all OF Detroit,
were visitors at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. c. Reeves Sunday.
Harold Carter. Jr.. member OF
the Lincoln school track team. took
first place in high jump at the
school. He then appeared in the
regionals where he also took first
place in Ypsilanti. Carter later
went to Lansing and won second
place by jumping 5 feet 6is inches.
The first prize was captured by a
colored lad from Albion who
jumped feet Z inches.
Harold Carter and daughter.
Fern. accompanied by Guy Smith.
mother. Mrs. Mary and daughter.
Miss wanda Smith motored TO De-
troit Sunday morning. Miss Smith
spoke at st. Stephens Junior church
on the subject, Ready, Willing and
Able" The remainder OF the day
was spent with Detroit friends.
John Jackson and John Harrison
OF "A. were visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bryant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
Missouri Sharecroppers Fight For Living Wage
RIVER ROUGE NEWS
BY BENNIE CASwELL, JR.

center now. We would be pleased
/ to have some men sign up. Henry
Pollard is instructor.
The women who have been TAX
inE the course In air raid protec-
ton offered by the American Wom-
ems Voluntary services took their
examination Tuesday. The names
OF those who passed this course will
like"ise be published next week.
Mrs. Vaughn will begin another
class for those who failed TO take
the course just completed.
The Beechwood center has been
designated as a station for the eale
OF garden plants. the proceeds OF
which will go into the general Red
Cross fund. Stop in and make a Sc
lection from large variety OF
sturdy. prolific plants.
The Go-Getters club met with
Mrs. velsum OF Holford street Mon
day night. After business was
transacted. the hostess served a
menu OF chicken and fruit salad,
cake and candies. The next meet
ing will he at the home OF the pres
ident. Mrs. f. Ratcliff on Palm
ston street.
Members OF the Go-Getters club
who are III include Mrs. Grier, Mrs
Wsdes. Mrs. Bellinger and Mrs.
Parker.
The Young Valoris Palmer unit
meet at the home OF Mrs. Eva La
fore. 33l Beechwood. The poppy
sale was a huge success. The unit
will sponsor silver tea soon at
the home OF Mrs. ID. S. Newsom.
2s7 Poly. Proceeds will be turned
over to the disabled veterans.
The Rev. Mrs. Lucinda Sutton OF
Pine BLUM. Ark. is in the city vis-
iting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Sarah Thomas is on the sick
list
The Union Baptist Sunday school
presented an interesting program
Sunday afternoon. The Second
Baptist choir OF Ecorse was present
and furnished an excellent musical
rendition. Among the speakers
were: DR.. S. Il. Milton. Miss Sulli-
van and the pastor, the Rev. f. c.
Copeland.
Union Baptist
The Rev. f. c. Copeland review
cd the Sunday School lesson on
THE Last Way with the Disciples.
Sunday morning Or. Copeland
used the subject. 1.-THE Hour OF
Darkness" from Pslams 144:1S and
Mark 10:46.
After the sermon Miss Mary
Ruben sang a solo. The PASTORS
chorus also rendered music
The Rev. Mr.. Wright spoke at 8
pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
SAGINAW

Mrs. Annie NJ. Davis and Mrs.
Mamie Crockett motored TO Atlanta.
Ga, last week with Mrs. Molly JEFF
ferson. who had been visiting here
since Fall with her daughter. Mrs.
Fannie Grazier, l16 y. Fifth street.
Mrs. Frazier also accompanied
them.
Zion Baptist
The Sunday school and BYPU
are planning for the annual session
OF the Chain Lake association In
July.
A large number enjoyed the mes
sage by the pastor. the Rev. NJ.
Toomey, Sunday. Music was fur
nished by the Gospel chorus. Sew
eral visitors were present.
The Senior choir sang at Bethel
AME church in the afternoon. DR..
Toomey as guest speaker. gave the
highlights OF his 90 years OF ex-
perience in the ministry.
The young people furnished a
program in the evening. The Jubi-
lee chorus sang.
Bethel AME
The Rev. Mr.. Tolliver, pastor OF
Truelight Baptist church OF Grand
Rapids, was guest speaker at Bethel
last Sunday morning. His text was
from Kings 1874: this subject
why Did the Brook Dry Up?" Mu.
sic was furnished by Senior Choir
No. 2. Mrs. Lillian Allen and Mrs
Pearl Johnson sang duet.
The Stewardess board. of which
Mrs. +. Mines is president. had q
rally last Sunday. The Rev. NJ
Toomey OF Zion Baptist was thu
speaker and his choir sang.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30

~. community Get-Together
a Nov 6 at the Northrup school.
hela ~" nsrsons we're added to the
tnls. n directors OF the Beech
Doa .S community center. AS proof
WOO so'1 dIlIgent community service is
lns' aiways unrecognized or unap-
nO ss.,a,ed Mrs. Annette Vaughn,
p pre- Mary walker and Augustus
%i., we're elected to the board
W., " Increasing the personnel to
lnus members. The other MEM
n srs arc. clarence Sabbath, chair
~ Iohn n. Walthall, secretary:
I's parker, treasurer: Mrs. Edith
= ,ohnson. +. W. Hardy and DR.. s.
B. Milton.
rho new members will be induct-
a into the board officially at an
,rs,alla,ion dinner at the center
Inne s. SPIN. John Dancy. execu-
live secretary OF the Detroit Urban
league. will be the after-dinner
sneaker. Reservations for this
dinner may be made by contracting
snv member OF the board OF direc-
TORS or BY telephoning the center,
Atlantic 5Oi0. Plan now to be pres
snt and to enjoy a delicious meal
and a pleasant evening OF varied
entertainment
A group OF women interested In
aiding the development OF our local
community center met Wednesday
and organized a club that hence
forth will be known as the Beech
wood Volunteers. The following
persons we're elected TO office: Mrs.
Phyllis Campbell. president: Mrs.
Al,ana Howard vice president:
Mrs. Ethel Lamar. recording secre-
lary. Mrs. Eva Kyle. corresponding
secretary. and Mrs. Annette Vaughn.
treasurer and sponsor. other men,
bers are. Mesdames Alice Camp
bell. Flela Ratcliff. Mamie Lyons.
Mary Lyons. Elizabeth Boone and
Misses Eunice Hudson and villa
Mae sullivan This club will meet
1t the center every Wednesday.
! pm. Become a member OF this
Tub and give your community and
community center boost.
The class in Red Cross first aid
had us examination last Thursday.
The names OF those who completed
he course successfully will be pub
ished next week. Another class
will begin soon. Register at the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
FLINT news
BY FLORA TOLBERT
Quinn Chapel AME

The pastor. DR.. walter A. Cri-
der, began a series OF sermons. us
ing for his topic walking with
God on last Sunday. A number OF
visitors were present.
The Rev. b. c. Rhonenee preach
ed an enthusiastic sermon at the
evening services which was enjoyed
by all present. Solo was sung by
Mrs. B. G. Rhonenec.
The Turner Mite Missionary So
ciety met at the home OF Mrs. r..
Toles. After the business session
refreshments were served. The
next meeting will be held a, the
home Of Mrs. +. Randle. The Mis-
sionary society is planning 10 visit
the County hospital and the sana-
tarium at Howell, Mich, TO cheer
the less fortunte. The work OF the
Missionary society has been great
ly felt under the splendid leader
shir OF their president. Mrs. W. A.
Crider.
Mrs. Mary Postum. one OF the old
est settlers OF Flint. died az Pom
tiac hospital at the age OF rs years,
Thursday May 81. She was a mem
Der OF Quinn Chapel AME church.
DR.. W. A. Order officiated. Robin
son and Chandler conducted the
funeral.
Mrs. r. Henry, member OF Quinn
Chapel. and deaconese. died at
the County hospital Friday eve
ming after several months OF ILL
ness. Funeral services will be held
at Quinn Chapel AME church at
pm. "Wednesday. The body will
lay in state from II am. 10 pm.
DIR. w. A. Order officiated.
Mrs. ID. Woods is confined to her
bed. We are praying for speedy
recovery.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30

presented some time ago.
Those participating in Forgotten
Promise" will be Bette and Doris
Williams. John b. and Delena Will
son, Walter Robertson. Edna Hen
derson, Viola and Deloris Robertson,
Margie Frierson. Theresa Dolphin.
vanzetti and Theodore Hamilton.
Browns Chapel
ASK in the name OF Christ Jesus,
whatsoever We will" was the text OF
the Rev. II. G. Simmons Sunday
morning.
The Missionary Inspirational meet
ing will convene In Adrain, Mich.
June IL.
A rally Is being conducted he
tween the men and women OF the
church.
The Tom Thumb wedding will be
sponsored by the Junior Missionary
society June 4. Characters are
from Bethel AME.
Second Baptist
The Rev. w H. Thompson OF
Grand Rapids. Mich. field mission
airy OF the Wolverine State conven-
ton delivered the morning address
from Acts 1927 on the Subject.
Jesus Nearness" The Rev. Mr..
Cartwright was also a guest.
In the afternoon the Senior choir
accompanied the pastor, the Rev. r.
G. Brown 10 the First Baptist
church. Romulus. The Rev Mr.
Brown spoke on Highway TO Heav-
en- One person was accepted as
candidate for baptism, one was add
ed 10 the church membership and
one was MP for baptism
Pastor Robertson and wife accom-
panied Mrs. Hazel Green to meet
ing OF scattered churches on Eight
Mile road IN the afternoon.
The singing units OF the church
rendered a songfest in the eve
ming A special feature was the
solo by three-year-old Duane Hen
derson.
Next Sunday. May 81 the ladies OF
the Missionary society will he host
esses to the Dorcas Missionary So