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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Allied Products
Lifts Earnings

Allied Products Corporation for
the year ended December 81 re-
ports net profit of S64S, 1876 after
federal income and excess profits
taxes, etc, equal. after dividends
on the Glass A stock, to S7.22 a
share on 75,065 common shares.
This compares with SAT-, 964, or
S4 81 a common share in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Farmers Market

APPLES - Michigan. fancy. s225a2 50
eu, No. !. sl.3042, No. 2, 81; Northern
Spies, fancy, S2a2.5o bu.. No. /. 81. 5Oa
uN bu, No. ?, soc: Jonathans. fancy, 81
bu., No. / N.25ql.50 No. 2. 81; De.
licous. fancy. 81 rs bu. No. l. si50a2
No. 2. 75c' SHOWS, No. /. slal.5o bu.,
BETS - No. /. oous5c bu; No. .
ckBBAGE-No. 7. 75asoc bu.: No q
90 y soc; red. No. i. slg15O bu.; No 2,
cARRoTs-Fsncy. si.or1 50 bu.; No.
l. So Rs hu;; No; 2 ,75c ou:
CELERY G66FssGEoNo Hip s s@
EGGs-Large. sloQll 3odoz. case: me.
HORSE RADIsH-Fancy, 81 bu. No. l.
oNIoNs-Dry. fancy 81 so solo. sack
No !. S25t225. No. 2, Sl.75
PARSLEY ROOT - No. /. S111.5o; No
PARsNiPs-Fsncy. n.5oa2 bu.; No
l. sl41.25 bu. No 2. 75c bu
PoTAToES-Fancy. sl.35 bu.. No. !
l5Ii.25. No. ?. SIS n s5c
POULTRY AND HoGs-Hens. live. heav,
breed. 25q 2sc. leghorns, 1sq2lc; broilers
heavy. 25127c; broiers eghorn. isG2ic
hogs. medium. dressed 1ed22c.
RADlsHEs-Red. nothouse, No. 1. $50
dozen punches.
4 RuTABAGAs-No l. son zoe
RHUBARB - Hothouse. fancy, 30 n $50
5-lb box choice Csc 5.lb box small
soc dozen punches
SQUASH Delicious No l. f0d s5c bu
Hubbard, Nc. /. 50 n Use: Table Queen. No
/, IS 4 soc hu. No 2. Csc.
TURNIPs-No. /. s5c6sl bu.; No .
soc hu.
VEGETABLE GREENs-Leeks. No I
81 2a 5-lh box; No !. 75d soc: No. 2, e5c
81 25u 50 5-lb. box, No, l. 7Sg SOC. No
g. 65c
VEGETABLE oYsTERs-No. l. sop75,
dozen punches.
CHICAGO
CHICAGO March UNSb. BUTTER
Receipts 10 500 tubs market steady, ex
trss ~ score Sac standards % scor
cars. 80 &C, extra frsts 81 score 1914 &c
hrsts. sS.se score, 32r 33c. specials. 81
score 3ats n 35c
EGGS Receipts IS $50 cases market a,
n &C higher current receipts 27i4r
fresh extra hrSts 2sn 2sAc. fresh hrsts
- 2s dirtles. CSC. checks 2stac
CHEESE -- Twins 22a, n 23c: daisies
prints and longhorns 23ia T23iac.
LIVE POULTRY Market steady, easy
turkeys, IS 27c. hens. i9a23iRc: leghor1
hens. II lec springsrs. 22u 2st4c broil
efS. 2ul1 n 2Jc roOsters, lfi4 y Isl l. c
ducks 1f4 22l1c. geese, l47 iec
-.----.--------
National Tea Company and subsidisrie
for 1871 showed net profit ~ Si25 l 50
equal 20 50 cents share on the common
seainst t3ts. 3ai or % cents on the common
fQA0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
PITTSRITRCH
Detroit Poultry

Market. steady; hens. 5h lbs and up
2lc. under So lbs. 24c. lerhorn hens. ;
lbs. and up zoe cocks i2dl4c rock
springers, to 5ia lbs smooth legs. csc
zoe. capons. lbs. and up, CSC: under
lbs 25c.
EGGS-M Market. hrm current receipts
20 s. G. undergrades, 25l4
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Western League
Folds for 1912

DENVER March 7 GNS). -
j. r. Carter of Norfolk. Neb.,
president of the Western Baseball
L "a gue, today announced the
leagues decision 10 d and.
Players of the three clubs that
had survived were thus free 10
seek new hcrthc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Hewitt Rubber Corp.
Clears 1896, 1904

BUFFALO. n. Y. March L
Hewitt Rubber Corporation and its
subsidiaries for the year ended
Dec 81. 1871. reports a net profit
of S396.304, after federal income
and excess profits taxes, provision
Of 100000 for postwar adjust
mentS. etc. The above net is equal
TO 81 IS a share on 16S. 1873 shares,
against $3.50. 701 or 81 81 a share
in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07

American Laundry Machinery Company
for the year ended Dec. 81 l94i showed =
net profit Of 81. 1875 557 after federal income
and excess profits taxes and provision OF
sl2O.O for contingencies The above net
Is equal 10 SO e6 share on $40. 4s3 shares
This compares with a net proht Of SeO5 3ss
Brooklyn Union Gas Company for the
year ended Dec. 81, 1871, reports a net
taxes. etc. equal TO 50 0s share on 745.-
364 shares. II is believed that no liability
exists for excess profits tax This com
pares with net profit Of 81 SOP 1925 or 81 ~
share IN 1910.
EIgin National Watch Company for 1871
showed net profit Of 81 $50. 72l after
81 925 600 provision for federal taxes. or
- ;! share, against net profit Of
81 $40, 14e or S3.s5 share in 1910, when
tax provision WAS s745.00o.
BriIIo Manufacturing Company, Inc. for
1871 showed net profit OF $3.50 aqs. equal
TO ~ % share on the common. against
s2i35l7 or 81 80 on the common in 1870
Warren Foundry and Pipe Corporation
and subsidiaries for 1871 showed net
proht Of ss5s. AS after federal income
taxes. provision for contingencies etc
equal 70 SO % share on 1877 900 shares
states no excess profits tax was assessable.
This compares with net PROFIT Of Ss4e s92
OF So So shar. in 1870.
Autocsr Company and It's subsidisrie. for
the year ended Dec 81. 1941 had a net
profit OF 81 4q2 sls. after provision OF
81 709 us for federal and state income
taxes and federal excess profits taxes re-
serve Of $500, 900 Tor contingencies. etc.
The above net is equal 10 81 q a share on
1877 625 shares Of common after paying
the regular 50 dividend on preferred and
deducting SO a share maximum participa-
tion 10 which the preferred stock would he
entitled This compares with 1910 net
profit NJ 1921 s3i or 81 SO = share on 1872
TAO common shares.
4. stein & Co. for the year ended dec.
81 1871 had net proht NJ 1929 $50 after
federal income and excess profits taxes
etc, equal N sis3 share on 235 277
shares ~ common excluding s23 shares
held for resale IN employes and others
This compares with 1858 $50 or s1.57 q
share in 1870.
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
ami its subsidiaries in report for the year
ended Dec. 81 1871. show q net profit OF
81 sos 0S7 after depreciation. depletion. In
terest. federal income taxes etc equal TO
% cents a share on I e2e i27 shares No
excess profits tax IL believed IN he PAYABLE
for wear lo41 This compares with net
proht OF 81 i0i $50 or So cents a share In
1870.
v. g. Stsrrstt Company for the air
months ended Dec. 81 1871 showed a net
profit ~ 1910 s63 after provision ~ 81 oo5. =
700 for federal income and excess profits
taxes. etc. The above net IL equal 70 x4.1s
share on Sl4s. 500 shares common In
like period ~ preceding fiscal year the
profit WAS 1853 5a7 after federal income
taxes but before provision for excess profits
taxes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Suggest Diversions Be Postponed for Duration

In order free the job of aceerating
ducton poponable diversions reoganzng
producing prosecuting
under the Sherman Act and such arbitrary rulings
depletion which hold back production should
be laid the table until after victory has been In other
should fighting should unitedy
battle Axis the military production
in fe in
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
WHY Bother TO Hand Out the Money!

will o
know why pass around the money bad
circulation? Why hand freely the people, if they
be allowed spend
better pay high pay high prices
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07

American Crystal Sugar Com
pany has declared a dividend of 80
cents on the common, payable
April I. to holders Of record March
II The firm paid 30 cents January
2. last, and p cents April l, last
wear
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
/. G. Smith and Corona Type

writers, Inc. declared dividend OF
so cents on the common, payable
April l. 10 holders of record March
II. Payments last year were Is
cents April |, 30 cents each july
! and October l and Is cents De.
Lcnrnhnr u
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Dividends

Plough, Inc, declared a dividend
of Is cents on the common. pay
able April !, 10 record OF March Ia.
Same amount was paid in the
previous quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Livestock Markets
CHICAGO

| CHICAGO March UNs) -HoGs-Re
ceipts. 1000; market loc higher; hold
overs, 1000; top. s13 so; bulk, s13a Is. 40
heayies. $2soal3:4o: mediums. $3.50
49, so; lights. 3i2.s0dl3.o0; light lights
i2s5. pigs, sli.25ai2.4o.
! CATTLE-Receipts, !, 900; market steady
Calves Receipts. 800; market steady. Bee
steers Choice Sl2 50nl5 medium, SO 3
n II. so; yearIings. S1o9l5.25. Butchers
Heifers. $50 1925 cows. Ssn 10; bulls
IS 5onll; calves, s7a IS feeders. $50
l225 stockers.steers $50 1880 CO"
I SHEEP Receipts. IL 900; market steady
lambs, Sll 750 II IS; common, $40 n IL. rs
yearlings. 50 75a 1913 feeders. 500 HIS
ewes, S5q7.65.
EAST BUFFALO
EAST BUFFALO. n. Y, March (INSl
HOGS Receipts. 300 holdovers. 500
Good and choice, Slt; trlcked-ins. Sl3 so q
CATTLE Receipts, 200. shortfed kinds,
Sl2; COWS and bulls unchanged cutter and
common cows, $7.5ou 80: Gamer. SIS. rs n
40 sausage bulls. $40 so.
CALVES-Receipts, $50; market steady;
good and choice. $3.50; common and
medium. 50 5OT1i.
sHEEP-Receipts, 500: market steady
good and choice, SI2 25d IL 80.
PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH, March & GNS). CAT
TIE Receipts, rs, market steady, steers
choice, $l3d Il: medium to good, SLIPS n
225: common. Ssdl1; heifers. medium
to good So 75d9.75; common. 81 so n
%. cows medium to good, s7.30@s2 IS,
Gamers and cutters S525d725; bulls,
good 20 choice. Sl0.25Hll; common 70
medium 81 5OG 9. 50.
HoGS-Receipts. $50: market active. zoe
higher l60-ls0 lbs, s13 so n 10 rs: 10000
lbs S13 75di 10 IS: 2O0-22O lbs. $i3 rs n
1885 220-250 lbs. $l3 so 1l3.75; 250-29u
lbs Sl3.25m 13 so: 2e0-350 lbs. tl2 IS "a
1928, i00-i50 lbs Si2 n 10. roughs, Sll ~
~ common lambs s750dl025; ewes.
81 SOFAS: wethers S5Q7.50.
CALVES Receipts. so; market steady;
good to choice Sl5.50G1s50; medium,
S1l 5Oul4 culls and common, $50 10. 50.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07

Associates Investment Company
declared a regular quarterly divi-
dend of so cents on the common.
payable March 81, TO record Of
March II.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Kennedy
Held Tops
In Mo-.
BY VI. r. DRUKENBROD

Sam Kennedy. Mansfield's star
right wingcr. is rated the most
promising forward the Michigan
Ontario Hockey League has had in
a number of years.
This is important here because
the black-haired youngster from
Brantford, Ont. is a Red Wing
prospect and a place always can be
found for player Of his caliber.
Attention was focused on Ken
nedy more than ever in the second
half Of the season as he came on
with rush 10 register what is
believed 10 be record for goal
scoring in the MO.
HAS SO POINTS
BY tallying five times against
Windsor in ManSGeld's final game
he ran his goal total 10 As. That's
eight more than he had year ago,
when with Brantford Juniors he
topped all puckmen in Canada with
10 points
Also, 20 assists give hun IS
points this season, which is some
thing in any company.
Kennedy has a hard and accu-
rate shot A good finisher. he has
a way OF making goal tenders
look foolish when he gets in close.
He certainly looks like n
natural said Manager Jack
Adams Of the Red Wings in dis
cusslng the Mansfield player.
ITS amazing the way he can
throw a puck into the net"
CAN TURN 1T ON
Another thing, Kennedy is fast
and can turn II on when he wants
TO. He's not as fast coming back
as he should be but he's Young
and should develop this important
detail
Only 20, he weighs around 10.
There already is talk of his TAX
ing Johnny Holata's place at
Omaha next season. if he doesn't
land higher. Holata, who came
up from the Guelph Juniors. has
been one OF the sensations of III.
American Association and is GER
tain TO advance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07

Firestone Tire and Rubber Com
pany declared a dividend of 25
cents on the common, payable
April 20. TO record of April A.
Paid same amount January 20.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07

National Enameling and Stamp
ing Company declared dividend
Of 81 y cents. payable March 81. Ia
record of March "a. The firm paid
25 cents March 81, last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
AIlis Chalmers Manufacturing

RIIIS NHHITIIPTS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Company declared a dividend of 25
cents on the common. payable
April 8, to record of March Is.
Payments in 1871 were so cents
each. June 30 September 30 and
December %.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
VOICES SURPRISE


Henderson'S statement concern
ing the rubber shortage situa-
ton" Simpson said. There II
absolutely no need for the gov
eminent 10 consider the reQuisi-
tioning OF tires from private
civilian cars In order 10 meet
defense needs.
II can only assume that Mr..
HendersOn's sources Of informa-
ton are incompetent. There are
millions Of tons OF scrap rubber
available I'm the United States.
The amount available Is sufi-
Client 10 meet civilian tire re-
treading needs for the duration
OF the war.
"Mr. Henderson states that
the retaining facilities OF the
country would permit the re-
claiming OF only about $4,000
tons of rubber a year.
He apparently overlooks the
fact that these facilities can he
increased TO a million tons or
more by the simple process OF
refiNing the machinery now in
stalled in rubber manufacturing
plants and In secondhand ma
chimes available I'm dealers
stocks.
"A source OF scrap rubber
available i'm this country which
no one i'm the government has
mentioned are the crepe soled
rubber shoes. There are between
25.0OO.OO0 and $4,000, 900 pairs
Of crepe soled shoes in the hands
Of the American people.
These shoes, III reclaimed.
would produce enough crude
rubber To provide for the re-
treading Of passenger cars for
the next 10 years under the new
methods Of processing.
HITS SHORTSIGHTEDNESS
There has been terrible
shortsightedness I'm Washington
concerning the rubber situation.
There Is plenty Of wild rubber
available In the Western Hem
isphere TO meet Americas needs
II some one had possessed the
foresight TO buy IL up for the
government.
There is wild rubber I'm Cen
trail as well as South America.
There are millions of acres
OF guayule growing In nearby
Mexico which could be made
available to us in a very short
time, either by establishing rub
Der sheet factories In that cOun-
try or shipping the shrub to our
borders. The factories could he
set up within so to 80 days"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Denies Nation
Lacks Rubber 10
KeepCdrsGoing
Nv kINGSBURY SMITH

y. WASHINGTON. March 7
Challenging Price Administrator
Leon Henderson statements con
corning the rubber shortage. Elliot
r. Simpson New York indepcnd-
cnt rubber dealer, today asserted
there Is enough scrap rubber avail
able in the United States 20 take
care of the nations civilian needs
Tor the duration of the war.
Simpson, director Of the
DreNSaCe Rubber Company. one
OF the largest independent rubber
firms IN the country. has turned
over an lS-paCe document on
available rubber supplies 10 the
Senate committee investigating
national defense.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07

National Candy Company de-
clered dividend Of IS cents on the
common. payable April !. to record
of March IL. This is first dividend
on the common since July /, 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07

National Tea Company and subsidiaries
for 1871 showed net profit ~ Si25 l52
equal ~ So cents = share on the common
sgainst t3ts 3ai ~ % cents on the common
IN 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
Bridgeport Gas Light Company

has declared a dividend of 40 cents.
payable March 81, 10 holders of
record March Is Same amount
was paid Dec. %, 1871. and so
lCentS March 81, last wear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07

BrilIo Manufacturing Company, Inc, for
1871 showed a net profit OF $3.50 aes. equal
10 81 % share on the common against
S2i5. 5lI or 81 40 on the common in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07

Elgin National Watch Company for 19ii
showed a net profit Of 81 55O.72i after
81 925, 600 provision for federal taxes or
SO 81 share. against a net profit OF
81 $40, 14e or 3.s5 share In 1910, when
tax provision was s745. 900.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07
EARNINGS

American Laundry Machinery Compan,
for the year ended Dec. 81. l94i showed !
net proht Of So. l66. 557 after federal income
and excess profits taxes and provision OF
sl2O. 900 for contingencies The above net
Is equal TO SO 96 share on $40. 4s3 shares
This compares with a net proht Of SeO5 3ss
or 81 SIS share on SAT 35s shares in 1910.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-07

BROOKLYN Union Gas Company for the
year ended Dec. 81. 1871 reports net
PROFIT OF 81 .54s 942 after federal incom.
taxes. etc, equal 10 50 0s share on 745.-
364 shares. II is believed that no liability
exists for excess profits tax This com
pares with net profit OF 81 SOP 1925 or 81 AZ
share IN 1910.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-04-03

NOTICE TO READERSI Let Professor Abbe Wallace anayze
problems free" in this column just include clipping Of
letter For "Pvate Reply quarter (5c)
for his new ASTROLOGY READING AND LUCKY DAY CHART
will receive ee by return mail confidential letter Of
kindly understanding advice analysing go questions privately
Sign your brhdae and address all letters In
clude addressed STAMPED envelope for rep and
within the Of logical reasoning Address
your letter direct to Prof WALLACE the Paul
500 s. Third St, Minneapolis MINI.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-04-03
Sports Club
Heard Over
Air Tuesday

The Twin City Reel and Trigger
club were guests of the Minnesota
Conservation Program over Station
WCCO on Tuesday evening at
10:45 p. m. Officers of the club
were introduced on the air and the
Club Quartet composed of Reese
Martin, Chester johnson, Major
Culberson and Paul Curry, sang
several numbers. Clark Chavis,
president of the organization, spoke
briefly before the quiz section of
the program when questions and
answers were offered on fishing and
the rearing Of fish.
The Twin City Reel and Trigger
club is sixteen years old and at the
station on Tuesday evening were
three charter members. Other Of
ficers of the club are Leonard
Green, vice president; Dave Fran
els, secretary; Enroll Fassett,
treasurer; George Banks, warden
Augustus Evans, chaplain.
Plans for the broadcast were
made at the last meeting of the
club on March % at the Club
Rooms at $3.50 Fourth Ave. S.,
after which the quartet sang and
members enjoyed a bean feed.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-04-03
Victory Aides
Are Chosen

Mrs. Lionel Allen, Lieutenant
over Area B in the Civilian Defense
set-up, is this week announcing her
complete list of workers in the
Area over which she is Lieutenant.
Sgt. Mrs. Louis P. Moore has Sc
lected for Victory Aides in her
block, Mesdames Mildred Jones,
Carrie Robertson, Willie Black and
Marie Brown. Sgt. Mrs. T. ]. Jack
son has selected for Victory Aides,
Mesdames Dolly Crushon, Effie
Larkins, Eva Taylor and Thomas
Hargrave. Sgt. Mrs. John Davis
has selected Mesdames Jessie Cole
man, Alberta Littlejohn, James W.
Mcmillan and Miss Helen Smith as
Victory Aides.
The Area over which this group
functions is bounded by Central,
Carroll, Dale and Fisk. The next
meeting of the group will be
Thursday, April 16, in the St. Paul
Auditorium.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-04-03
Hello, Folks:

hel1O, OLhSS
Well, with spring in the air and
new romances a-budding with the
few lads left in town. many
thoughts are naturally being turned
toward the spring parties and
proms. The first prom of the year
will be the Alpha Phi Alphas' Fra
ternity party on April 10th, in one
of the lovely bathrooms on the Uni
versity of Minnesota campus. And
the boys and gals are really sour
rying round lining up their dates.
One Minneapolis lass says men are
so scarce that she's dated up six
teen year old high school lad as her
date for the evening. Funny as it
may seem, what you bet she'll have
the best looldn' and most sophisti-
Gated lad at the dance for this six
teen year older has been around.
:. Speaking of novel parties, a
well known Twin City club is plan
ming a party along the Mardi Gras
style (you know, masquerading,
etc., in the near future. Overheard
one of our local boys remarking
to a certain lassie that he didn't
know what to masquerade as, to
which she replied, "Boy, you don't
have to masquerade, go just as you
are and everyone will take you for
Frankenstein."
Gadding About the Two Towns:
Just heard that FOSTER
BROWN, another one of our home
town boys, arrived in Australia the
same time that my pal, JIMMY
BRADFORD arrived there. .
JIMMY HUGHES is squirting
CRYSTAL BURGESS round town
these days. "Tis said that
CHARLES ESKRIDGE thinks
EDRESS FEW IS tho tWeet." q.
Heard that LOUISE ESCUE has
left Minneapolis to accept a steno-
graphic position with the U. S.
Government in Washington, D. C..
-. Uncle Sam is getting a little
increase in his treasury through
d n MNNn TNT IT'D o-J
STAFF SERGEANT RAYMOND
JOHNSON'S letter writing. d.
Did you hear that ELIZABETH
McCRACKEN sent HOWARD
WELLS, who is in Virginia, a
lovely Easter~egg? :. Could it
be that BILLY STEPHENS fancy,
MARJORIE THOMPSON, might
be lightly turning to a case of
spring Glove in bloom? LAW
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-04-03
WELCOME HALL NEWS

The monthly recital given by the
pupils of Mary Short, Friday,
March 81, was well attended and
showed much advancement in the
pupils presented. Mrs. Short gave
three tickets for the Philippa Duke
Schuyler Recital to the pupils doing
the most outstanding work. The
winners were Marion Williams,
Harry Estees and James Harris.
The regular meeting of the
Ladies' Aid Society of Pilgrim Bap-
fist Church, Mrs. Foster, president,
was held at The Ober Boys Club,
Thursday, March &c, Mrs. Helen
Jackson, hostess, with Mrs. Armeda
Arthur assisting. A very interest
ing talk was given by Rev. D. E.
Beasley on "Jesus in His Child
hood" So inspirational was Rev.
Beasley, in his talk, that the ladies
unanimously choose him as their
instructor in a Bible Study Course.
A vocal and whistling solo was
given by Florence Hibbs, Mission
airy worker on the Welcome Hall
Staff.
Saturday, April 4, will be the
closing service of our special Eas-
ter series. A playlet, 'The Guest
at Emmanus," will be given by a
group of children directed by Eva
Taylor.
On April IL we are looking for,
ward to a visit from a group from
the Union Gospel Mission, at which
time they will conduct the service
at our Junior Church.
The Play Center Mothers Clul
will entertain as their guest OF
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1942-04-03

April 10 at 1 p. m. their president,
Dream Rawlings; Blanch Everson,
the secretary, and Arlee Blakey, a
member. This will be a "Stork
Shower" Maggie Wilson, chair
man.
The Mothers have changed their
day of meeting from Wednesday to
Monday at the same hour.
Choose to Live" very educa-
tional picture on Cancer, its pre-
vention, treatment and cure, will be
presented at The ODER Boys Club,
Tuesday, April IA, at 8 p. m. This
is very special Health Meeting"
and is being sponsored by The
American Legion Auxiliary, Julia
Douglas Lewis, chairman, and the
Mothers Club, Bertha L. King,
adviser. All persons are urged to
see this picture and hear interest
ing talks on Child Welfare. There
is no admission and refreshments
will be served free.
A very pleasant afternoon was
enjoyed by the Wide Awake Girls
when they visited the Crispus At
tucks Home on March "a. Their
program of Rotations, song and
a short skit was enjoyed by all,
and the children received a warm
welcome from the Matron, Mrs. D.
M. Johnson. Eva Taylor is in
charge of this group.
On April 9 the Stewardship
group will hold their regular meet
ing at The Ober Boys Club. One
of our leading Pentecostal churches
has been invited to be our guests
at this time.