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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-06

his father. Burton Whitworth mad,
a wild grab at sheaf OF papers
which. started to futter off his desl
in the draft created by Tay's en-.
trance.
Il wish to heavens you'd forget
you were cutting back over tackle
when you come in here. At least
give us warning, slight as it may
be-"
"Okay, Dad. One II by land, two
IL by sea, and three II we pass
Anyway, what's up besides your
temperature ?"
Burton Whitworth's hair was
rapidly turning gray, but the sharp
black eyes and the crisp, we'll.
trimmed mustache gave him a1 air
Of vitality which couldn't be
missed. He pursed his lips and
made pointed bridge with his fin
gertips.
We'll, I'm ready for both bar
rels," Tay laid pleasantly, drop
ping onto the corner OF the desk.
What did 1 do that / shouldn't
have done, or vice versa? Am
fred or do l get another chance ?"
"Everything's fine" his father
snapped. "In fact, I'm pleasantly
surprised at the way you've been
keeping your nose to the grindstone
Of late. 1 merely want you to per-
form a little social errand In the
family's interest tonight, II you'll
be so kind"
Tay perked up his ears. Go
ahead. Tn prepared for the worst"
you remember my mentioning
that little Norwegian girl who is
coming to work for us?" Whit
worth, Sr., continued. Somehow,
her boat got in without our know
ing about ii late yesterday after
noon. Anyway, she phoned just a
short time ago. She went over to
the Hotel Regent. That is where
you'll pick her up at FIVE tonight
and bring her out to dinner"
Tay reached for a cigaret. so
we're going to be stuck. hey?"
Burton whitworth looked his
son straight in the eye. "Molla
Glendon's father was one Of my
dearest friends years ago. He died
much before his time . much.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-06

The tables we're beautifully laid.
The four new officers Of the
League poured. They are; Miss Viz
ginia Dykhuis, Holland. president;
Miss Mabel Hard. Addison. vice
president; Miss Phyllis Griggs. Pom
tiac. secretary; and Miss Dorothy
Rahm. Ron Mountain, treasurer.
Faculty women who also poured
were Miss Martha Best. Miss Beat
rice Wade, Miss Esther Ballew, and
Miss Edith Schneckenburger.
Miss Alice Heck. Ypsilanti, was
general chairman OF the tea. She
was assisted by the following com
mittee chairmen: refreshments -
Miss Ann Wortley. Ypsilanti. and
Miss Dorothy Kraas. Greenyille;
hostesses-Miss Mary Steimle,
Ypsilanti: publicity-Miss Betty Be
twee. Detroit, and Miss Ann Gill,
Ypsilanti; seryice-Miss Shirley
Kuenzer. Pontiac.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-06
Modern William Tells Get
Hospital Aid. Sentences

FOND d. LAC. Wis-UP-Mel-
vim Jones. IS. went 20 a hospital
and two companions OF the same
age were committed TO the state in
dustrial school
The trio tried 10 see how close
they could shoot without hurting
each other while playing soldier"
in the woods south Of here.
A bullet struck Melvin in the
cheek and lodged In his neck. One
OF the boys had a bullet hole in
the sleeve OF his jacket, and an
other a bullet hole IN mis- boot
sheriff l.. H. Thalheim said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-06
Religion Rather Than Rules
Necessary in United States

sary, well and good. Let US be
honest with people. however. and
acknowledge that they will not
succeed in the end. They are a
form OF dope or anesthetic which
will work for a short time only.
Washington economists are today
doing what doctors did in George
Wsshington's days. History says
those doctors bled our first PRIEST
dent when he really needed 4
blood infusion The parents OF our
boys need a government they feel
is friendly TO them.
America Needs Religion
My real appeal is that We all
land this includes Washington
start Immediately 10 get people
back to the fundamentals OF life.
We should tell people that JIM
crack restrictions and regulations
cannot long work. Last week |
urged that we the people trust
the President. Now beg the
President TO trust the people. II
our people can be trusted 10 do
right we will win the war: but
II they cannot be trusted We will
surely lose the peace. Greed must
be crushed but this can come
about only through spiritual
awakening starting In Washington
Every broadcast for the sale OF
Victory Bonds should include an
appeal for. integrity and self.less-
ness. Only righteousness exsult
eth a nation" today as it did over
2500 years ago. proverbs 1880
There are no short cuts TO vic
tory. Otherwise Hitler would have
already won. Laws can be dis.
covered; but they cannot be manu-
featured. World War II came
upon us because We thought more
OF ourselves and forgot God. We
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-06
NEW MEMBERS
STO|C GUESTS

New Stole members presented the
program at the Stole meeting Thurs
day evening at the home of Mrs
Charles Elliott. The late Professor
Elliott was one OF the first mem
bers OF the organization and each
year be invited the group to his
home for one Of their meetings. In
keeping with this custom. Mrs. Eli.
OFT again invited new and old mem
bers.
The program included interesting
group games.
The program committee was com
posed Of William Bachardy. Alpena.
chairman. Miss Janet Mitchell. Les
lie, Miss Dorothy Rahm. Iron Noun
tain, Robert Kane, Carleton. and
Kenneth Kooi, Muskegon Heights
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-06
NEWMAN GROUP
PLAN bREAKF Asst

Newman Club members are max
ing plans for a Communion Break
fast set tentatively for Mar. 20 in
Charles McKenny Han
Miss Eileen Walsl Bad Axe, and
Joseph Bartolacci. Ann Arbor. are
co-chairmen OF the Breakfast.
Many OF the members also plan
to attend the sound motion picture
OF the Catholic Solemn High Mass,
The Eternal Light" to be shown
at q local theater soon. Anthony
Rasmovich. Nashua. N. H.. is in
charge OF distributing tickets to
the students.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-06
THREE PROMOTED

Fort Sheridan. H.. Mar. GINS
Col. F. C. Rogers today announced
that three Michigan second lieu
tenants called into active service
with the Coast Artillery in Febru-
airy, l94l, have been promoted to
first lieutenants. They are John F.
Grogan. Crosse Pointe; Edward II.
Degener. Detroit, and A. W. Brigh-
ton. Wyandotte.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-06

All-Ameriean. Is tentatively slated
to begin his training in the Army
Air Corps May /. During Marcn
and April he will assist the Wash
tenaw County Air Force Sponsors
Association and will serve as
minute man" He will show mo-
ton pictures supplied by the De-
troit recruiting once and will all
in the promotion OF interest in vol
unteer pilot training.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-06
ST AN|sH GROUP
To MEET HERE

The language department OF Mich
igan State Normal College will be
host to the Southern Michigan Chap
ter Of the American Association OF
Teachers OF Spanish Saturday.
An informal luncheon-cafeteria
style-will be at noon. after which
there will be an opportunity for Wis.
iting. There will be a panel discus
sion at 3 o'clock.
AT s o'clock the group will attend
a banquet in Charles McKenny Hall.
Professor Mark Jefferson will be
the speaker.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-06
Campus Events
Women's League Sponsors Tea
For Faculty Women, Students

Women's League OF Michigan
State Normal College sponsored an
enjoyable Tea Tlffin" for faculty
women and students Thursday az
ternoon at Starkweather Hall. The
tea was very informal and gave the
women students and faculty women
on campus the opportunity to meet
socially and become better acquaint-
ed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-06

WASHINGTON AP-- General
Macarthur announced Wednesday
the sinking OF another japanese
ship in the surprise American air
raid on Subic Bay. The ship was OF
10000 tons and brought the total OF
Japanese losses in the raid to more
than 10000 tons.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-06

CANBERRA, Australia AP -
Prime Minister John Curtin an
nounced here that the Australian
parliament. which met in secret ses-
sion recently to review the war sit
uation, would be convened again
April
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-06

will avoid more troubles AFTER IL
Is over only a. We think less OF
ourselves and remember God.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-06

WASHINGTON-INS- Surpass.
ing all early expectations, the sale
OF United States defense stamps by
newspaper carrier boys totaled
more than sl5,400,O00 in nine weeks,
the Treasury Department an.
nounced.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-03-06
Normal College Calendar

ZOO p m-Wesleyan Guild Hobby Night Church
you D. ml2O0-Acoege party Fred Green Ballroom Charles
McKenny -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-05

Miss Georrina Jackson 15-vear-
MD east slider. had = iitile "snat'
with her how friend Thursday
morning. which resulted in Geor-
eina's attempt (, end her life by
drinking iysol A trim 10 the Re-
ceiving hospital straichtened her
out and now she r. In tip-top
condition.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-05
Book On Negro Life
Will Be Reviewed
BY Tribune Reporter


NO Day Il Triumph" sensa-
lional book which reveals the life
OF the Negro in the south and critI-
clzes the southern Negro leaders
VIII be reviewed Sunday AT the
fWCA, Lucy Thurman branch AZ
! pm. by Ulysses W. Roykin OF
the Detroit Tribune stan.
In addition 70 the review a
musical program featuring num-
hers nv Professor Walter West.
Miss Helen Williams. and Dom
AID Hopkins will he presented.
The program Il being given nv
the Progressive club or which
Mrs. Kathleen Swanson is pres
ident A tea will follow the pro-
gram The public is invited.
Other officers ~ the Progress
sive club arc Miss Willie Mae
ENGLAND. secretary: Mrs. EVELYN
Bettis, recording secretary and
Mrs Anna Lewis. treasurer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-05

She refused to 90, however and
stayed right with Powell and the
others fro New York.
During the period spen, on
the chamber level, MIR Brown was
told by a guard that he would he
taken to the cellar and shown
what a real blackout was In
stairs. the party was having fur
Their difficulties.
AS soon as the vote was taken
on the poll tax bill. Mr.. Powell's
party started 10 leave. Immediate
ly behind Mr.. Powell was n Young
guard, who had barred his re-
yolver and moved It into no.
sition where Il could be used
Not knowing that he was talk
ing TO the person they had been
warned against. another guard Is
said 10 have told Mr.. Powell as
he patted his revolver. Negroes
get excited too easily"
After all Of the showing around.
Or. Powell went 10 the senator's
office where he lodged a com
PLANT and demanded a thorough
and complete Investigation OF the
guards action and an explanation
as 10 tho way his group had been
so handled.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-05
al Had Awful Gas Pains
Tcrturing Headaches
and Backaches'

"For 10 long years suffered from
stomach trouble had awful gas
pains and boating so bad ! WASH 1
able 10 sieep at night, and could
hardly eat anything. | was con-
situated, TOO. and suffered from
kidney trouble. with torturing
backaches, headaches, and dizzy
spelle. But now. since taking TINS
famous Gillian medicine feel 100 .
better-like different man The
gas pains and bloatinng are gone.
/ can now digest my food. ana l
sleep sound at night Gillian has
relieved all my ailments. And be-
sides helping me. this marvellous
medicine has been a blessing 70 my
entire family. My wife. myself ana
INV elk children have al, taken gu
ian and II has done wonders for
every ono OF US. lam Glad to rec
ommend Gillian 10 my friends ana
to everybody else. My wife joins me
in saving that Gillian has been a
blessing 10 US all"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-05
NEWSPAPER
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THE TRAIL
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NEW YORK AMP BILL
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John Lows fo~ giving rishor his
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THIS Is great Xmas present
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-05

from Tho KIDNEYS and b.oole'r'am.
oman rcncfga ln clearing 10
tku csaQ us iasi age t1uscN ~
ihc Wra.'ies i1 thc olsaHs hrps
overcome ,lc -a owrcss muddy
c. mplcNIorl ,hat IS due 70 eiuesish
ltfr. aud is oi cf,at y.iue In put
ting the BRIGHT GLOW or
HEALTH into your checks
ln sGdlt on GILLIAN viii help
make Your stomach liver. Kidneys
bowel morc ac'Ne. aid IN haild-
ire YEA up 10 general and nuke
vol LOOK act and FEEL Ike q
DIFFERENT MAN or WOMAN.
Sc RS younger than your real sgs.
Enjoy the pleasure Of sowing
health
Gillian Is recommended and sold
hy all drug stores IN Detroit, aud
hy other reliable druggists through.
out fhc state Of Michigan. Helm
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-05

MIR. Roosevelt Madison, De-
Tense Worker, of 44S Har-
riet ST., Ypsilanti, Michi-
gan, Tells OF Tortures He
Suffered From Stomach
Trouble, Constipation, and
Kidney Disorder - Says
New Natural" Medicine,
Gillian, Relieved All His
Ailments-Calls Gillian A
Blessing" and Says II
Has Also Helped His
Whole Family!
Another Onc.tlme sufferer from
torturlng, agonlzIng ailments
comes forward to sing high the
praises of the wondfr-worklng new
natural" medicine, Gillian. Mr..
Roosevelt MadIson's heart Is over
flowing with gratitude for the bless
ed relief which he says Gillian
brought him after long years Ct mis-
cry. And not only that-but Mr..
Madison also tells how this amazing
new medicine helped his entire
famIIyi Good health Is highly I'm.
pOrtant to Mr.. Madison. for he is n
Defense Worker and must he on the
fob and nj his hest every day. And
remember. II YOU suffer as Mr..
Madison did, It's possible for you.
also, TO enjoy ~Health From The
Good Earth" with marvellous Gillian.
Read for yourself What Mr.. Madl'
son has 10 says
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-05
CUTTIN',
BEATIN' AND
SHOOTIN'

Because she got after him for
staying out all night. Mrs. AL
lynne Lawson. 1850 Charlevoix.
said that her husband struck her
In the left eye on Nov. 7. The
injury caused the loss OF the eve
sight. Mrs. Lawson filed suit for
. divorce last Tuesday. Her at
iorney. Charles p. Berry. said
that the young wife IA charging
her husband with cruelty and
ron-support. The young couple
married on June "a. 1899. Lawson
Is Ford worker.
James Pullum. AZ. 1865 Abbott.
was out with the bows Saturday
night and had few drinks.
When he rot home a fight start
Cd and lanes was stabbed In the
chest. Tie was unable 10 identify
the man who cut him. Puilum
was given first aid AZ the Re-
eeiving hospital.
While irving N got away from
her con. Charles. who was chas-
'r~ he~ with an ic> rick Mrs
Daisv S'ubhs. *. 1852 Russell
street. fell on Tho Sidewalk IN
front ~ her hor'o and received
face lacerafions. She was treated
AZ tho Receiving hospital
When James Saunders. 70. o2f
Porter. was treated A. tho Re-
ceivirv hosn'ial For rrss ana sec
ord derree hrrns ~ tho hack and
left elbow. ne fold oolice that
ne was burned nv HE 1snd'adv
who nsrred hot water ~ him Fri
dav nirh,. Thu incident hanpnn-
Cd q, homo following I'm arEu-
v~~~t. he sa'd.
When questioned ~ notice for
irvine N commits suicide nv TAX
Ing iodine. Thursday. Matte
Turner. *. 1901 Reaubien said
that she became despondent after
an argument with her mother.
EVELYN Johnson. -. 1910 Roose.
welt. gave as her erasnn for A.
tempting IN end her life nv tax
ing On overdose ~ sleenIng fob.
lets Thursday. domestic diff
culties"
Herman Streety. 30. OF Car
doni. was standing IN front Of
n theatre on Holbrook near Al.
ger. Tuesday night. talking TO
girl when an unknown man came
I'm and stabbed him in the back
Herman was taken 10 the Re-
ceiving hospital bv his cousin
Robert Carter. OF 1o32t Cameron
Viola Hawkins. -. 2f2s Water
loo. was lighting hot water
heater At her home wednesday,
when her sweater caught fire
She was burned about the face
chest. arms and hands. Miss
Hawkins was given first aid
treatment AZ the Receiving hos
riial
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-05
What Gillian Can Do For You

Gillian, the new medicine. VII.
helm bring cut gases aud impurit.es
frequently with the very nrst
dose which may have been irside
you long time. causing YOU many
DAYS Of misery and headaches. dizzy
spells. skin cruptions and that lazy,
drowsy. tired fee Ing. 1t will aid
greatly in cleansing your bowels
egradually-not drastcally or Sc
vcrclyl as they we're NEVER
CLEANSED BEFORE. and will nelp
make the digestive organs sweet
and clean.
Because GILLIAN acts as a oiu-
retic to sluggish kidneys, II Is a
great help since Il assists greatly
In flushing out quantities Of impuri-
ties that may have become damned
IN inside you..causing BACkAChE,
SHARP PAINS and RISING AT
NIGHT. II will aid IN relieving
rheumatic and neuritis pains BY re-
moving accumulations Of nelson's
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-05
Police Hold Killer

Inspector John Whitman OF the
homicide squad said Monday that
Assistant prosecutor, VIM. Bollio
had ecommen that Ed
ward barley. 2l, 1929 Merrick.
who shot and killed Herman MUIR
fell, ll2 Medberry. following an
automobile accident. Nov. %. at
Kirby and 4th. be held on a sec
ond degree murder charge.
Darlev claims that he shot the
Eord worker In self defense.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-05
A.C.Powel And Party Claims Rude
SPnaIe Guards Showed Them Around

w.sufNGToN--(ANP)-- When
!, Rev. A. clayton Powell and
y, Alteration Of New Workers Wis
- his city TO attend the poll
y, hearings on Monday. they
|s,rs given a reception hardly
|.'usd warm. hv police and Of
|"rious guards In the senate wing
| = me capitol building.
psy Powell was accosted at
|rrlo, station by police officer.
n, Blick according to report,
r. asked II he were going to
II, senate when he replied In
IL. Affirmative. the police officer
,,srested the use OF automobiles,
sr the city councilman and his
,roon refused the invitation and
|s,lked the short distance to the
,,raie office building. Here they
|,n,lned passes for admission to
M, senate gallery from the New
|york senator's.
Instead OF getting the usual in
|,yidua, passes. the minister was
|r,en three or four passes. read
|rr admit Rev. A. c. Powell
In Marty" But these were not
r,ognized BY the senate gallery
|msrds who, after searching the
srtv thoroughly made them 20
|icrn and get individual passes.
m the senate chamber level.
rdrar G Brown met the party
Ina suggested calling Senators
|p,sd and Wagner from the cham
|bs- While waiting for the sena-
|tov Senator Arthur Capper OF
kansas passed. He was called and
|rked n siraighten the matter
eut When Senator Capper spoke
"A the guard. the latter brusquely
,sN. "le, me handle this matter"
Finally tickets OF admission
rsre Obtained and the party went
hack up to the gallery level.
We're they we're halted while
snecia, section was cleared for
,hsm A white member OF the
u,-ty. Mrs. Gurgenheim. was told
sAe rad 70 business with that
rrcup and an attempt was made
N SEPARATE her from her party.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-05
Migrant Youth Says
He Robbed To Secure
Food For His Family

A 20-year-old youth who told
Judge Joseph A. ellis in Record
er's Court Tuesday that he rob-
bed to get food for his destitute
family. was found guilty Of rob-
berry not armed The youth. Leroy
Smith. 20. 37i5 9Th street. said
that he came 10 Detroit from
Dayton. Ohio. two months ago
With his 17-year-old wife and two
children 10 find work. After he
was unable 70 get work he met
another youth in an employment
office and they went 10 a hand
laundry az 4o7 Selden street and
robbed the owner Smith said he
was given $4,000 by his partner.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-05
Air Raid Wardens

Area /. Zone /, Sector G. will
sponsor a rally for the purpose
OF enlisting firewatchers. mes
sengers ard wardens Dec. s az s
nm at New Mt. Zion Primitive
Baptist church. 1888 Leland
street.
Al this time 30 wardens will be
graduated The public Is invited.
Senior ros' warden. Mary Will
liams Is chairman Of the rally
and Samuel Richards Il sector
warden
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-05
What Is This New Natural
Medicine?

Gillian h new. advanced medical
compound containing juices from Is
OF Natures finest health-eiving
herbs, roots. and barks. Not one
IS A habIt-forming drug. II is TAX
en- before meals and mixes with
the food in ones stomach. thus
helping 10 eliminate the poeons
that foster stomach troubles and
10 permit the kidneys and liver 10
function ri operly. II usually acts
within 10 minutes TO stop gas
pains, sournese. bloat and belching.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-05
Brother In Law OF
Famed Rochester Dies

HoLLYw0oD-(ANP)-- shock
'ns the many friends OF the fam
~ Frank Virgins. brother Of
MIS- Mamie Virgins Anderson.
Vile or Eddie Rochester" Ander.
son. died last Friday. lie had
Deen Ill but for short time and
visited the studio where Cabin
IN inc SKY was being filmed TO
watch his famous brother-in-law
al work The elder Virgins pass
"a several years ago and both
Mrs. Anderson and Eddie were
greatly devoted 10 Frank.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-12-05

An argument over friendly"
card game was the reason Bur-
riel Pitts. 40. ~ 1906 Fasnsworth
gave for decorations on his left
shoulder. He said that he was
Gu, nv Walter THOMPSON ~ 943
p. Hancock. Pitts was IN a tenn
porarily serious condition be-
cause OF the loss ~ 80 much
blood. He will recover.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-12-18
Music Students
To Give Recital
Coolidge Monday

Fern NJ. Richardson will present
group OF her piano students In
public recital. on next Monday
evening at seven thirty, in the
Auditorium at the Coolidge High
School Pupils from Florence and
Coolidge. participating in the
program are: Patsy Johnson,
Marilyn Elsberry. Sarah Louise
Arnold. Marjorie Ely. 10 Anne
Christensen. Max Taylor, Boyd
Clements. Nedra Ray, Eleanor
Lopez, Billy Clemans, Dorothy
Sheppard. Mary Schultz, Cynthia
Clements. Mary Gardner, Betty
Taylor. Mary Llewellyn Douglas,
Mary Aryizu. Diana Mirkin. Betty
Clark. Frances Borree, Margaret
Higginbotham. Kathleen McCleery,
Alice Loucks, Buddy Kenworthy.
John lies, Yvonne Wright, Joyce
Reed. Jackie lies. Melvin Mirkin
and Nadine McCleery
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-12-18
Community Church
Presbyterian

This Sunday morning the wor-
ship service of the Community
Presbyterian Church will follow a
Christmas theme. A major por-
tion of the service will feature
the great Christmas Carols. The
pastor will speak on the topic. "A
Real Christmas" Another fea-
ture OF the service will be the
bringing OF gifts by some of the
members of church TO aid in the
Identification of the church. The
women's quartet will sing spec
ial arrangement of Silent Night.
In the evening the Christian En-
deavor will present Christmas
play "A 1912 Christmas Carol" in
the High School Auditorium.