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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10
st. Antoine YMCA 1912 Membership
Campaign Starts Friday, October 9Th

The ST. Antoine 1919 War Time
Membership campaign Is underway.
All captains, companies and work
ers have been selected The 92nd
division and the 9Srd division Will
Clash Tor individual hcnors III Sc
curing memberships 10 the ~, An
tonne branch. The companies aie
beginning Ia compete one with the
other at this early date because ev-
ery cnort L. hcing made TO ward
on Pearl Ilarbor' while neso-
ialions are sal underway IN plan
ming To- The kiCk-,n meeting which
viii he held IN az the -. An
tome branch NMCA
Rnmols have spread mat the 92nd
division T. ready 10 report members
an the kick of meeting The Y3rd
division. having heard about ihis
unurediciab e move Is counieracung
NTH an To- ,oe 10 be ready To meet
anything that the a2nd division re-
ports The majors. AID captains
wish To- call the attention of the
whole community 10 THIS effort
II is necessary that every citizen
contribute IN the way o. his mem-
hersMp to this drive. Every man
in Deuoil owes II 10 himself 10,
this opportunity ot grNwih the
pr,il ~ az making friends and
spending leisure time in a charac-
fcr- building institution The dai y
program 81 the men belonging 10
Tho 81 Anfnlne WHOA Is h ohal-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10
Ford Gets Vote OF Confidence

not as much colored as | used to
be. and | have feen good many
statements accusing Marshall and
me Of being against cOlored people
and especially on the Negro women
question Several instances occur
red where there was even a Qnes-
ton as TO my loyalIy to my boss
which hut me very much for do
not let anything keen me from be-
ing Iowa to my employer a good
man. regardless OF how he feels
personally. should be loyal TO his
boss.
Must Stralghten Men
I'VE are making plans 10 hire a
large number OF colored Women.
But because OF the Soiou.ner Truth
episode the officials OF Ford :
deemed il not wise TO take on col
cred WON n until ~ conditions
among colored men were straight
cned out.
In the plant, where 4 large mum
her Of colored men are employed
there must be coloscd management
10 see that they are protected
IL believe there are some among
us that are not behind the war ei-
Fort. II you think my company has
Disseminated let W. know about
IL and n YOU think 1t has been fair
let Them know about H.
Il am looking forward 10 the
time when can take In a lot OF
colored girls and men
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10

longing program that will become
interesting II you are only willing
to give il the chance.
with gigantic glohal war occu-
pyinc every waking thought OF the
citizens Of The rnited States. the
la42 campaign in its very theme IS
turning attention 10 the need 81 the
country and the necessity OF having
men with physical stamina that vii
endure the ncrveracking conditions
faced IN the business world of to-
day. The ~ Antoine ~ program
is planned To present a true pic
ture OF mans needs and the opror-
tunities OF building himself phys
icailv.
Commander-in -Chief Henderson
SAYS that this campaign must he
the largest IN the history Of ST. An
tome He further states that every
man who Is interested in the vel
fare OF young men and boys owes
il 10 himself to get membership
during this campaign.
The entire War Time Campaign
personnel VII be en- hand Friday
oct Q for tho great kick-off meeting
which will include nep talks by for
mer chairmen. stimulating mes
saees from the Membership denari-
ment. song fest an da hnffct
luncheon Don't forget tho 81 An
tome YMcA campaign dates-0ct
Qoe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10
THANKSGIVING
GRID CLASSIC
AT U.OF D.

John X Williams. Detroit news
paper man and president of the
Detroit Athletic association. an
nouncca Tuesaay morning that
the Wcst Va Staten Wherefore
classic Thanksgiving day Will be
PLAYED At the University OF De
lroit stadium,
Williams recently returned from
= conference with representatives.
az both schools M Wlihertorcc
university. tie said thar there was
no bidding fof the game by pro-
motors this Yea, and the classic
was awarded ~ him with the
hope that he wnnt hc able 10
conduct Il nor ONLY This year hn'
IN Years 20 come The reason for
his Nflisws stated Is That this
event shall he an animal Mich
san anair
81 have a cantav 10 use Buges
stadium any date TIE Detroit
Lon, are M, playing Williams
sa.a Ru THANKSGIVING day has
loen given 20 me h.eh >etoois hy
Col Waite q Riggs owuer ~
the PARK So So enied me Z -
- sfHainu fer ,he ihaukSeiy-
Ine nav game
Williams sail farther that Tho
ALUMNI Associations ~ hafh West
rirriria STATE and WHEREFORE
we're cooperating with sponsoring
he game
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10
South American In
Detroit To Learn Of
The Negroes Problem

Manuel Seoane. director OF the
magazine Ercilla OF Santiago dc
Chile was guest in the city last
week
The South American magazine
editor came TO Detroit TO get
material for stories on American
problems for series Of articles
70 appear in his magazine.
He is very Interested in the
Negro in industry. He met with
a delegation 81 Negro newspaper
men at the YWCA. Lacy Thur
man branch Saturday for a press
luncheon
In addition 10 his magazine
publishing Mr.. Seoane Is a mem
her of the American Popular
Revolutionary Alliance p political
rariy Of Peru He was eNilcd
from reru hts native country for
political activity
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10

phorated oil She was given hrsi
MD at the Receiving hospital.
FLOYD Williams. aged So. Fox
hotel resident, was brought TO
Tie Receiving hospital from In
front Of 573l 81. Antoine, sun
nay night where he was in a
fight with his wife Felicia and a
man named Gus. He suffered stab
wounds Of the shoulder and neck.
Gets Heating
Mrs. Lucille Johnson, aged 20.
5S5 : Post was brought to the
Receiving hospital from her home
suncring from internal injuries.
sunday She told police that she
was beaten by her husband.
Drinks From Bottle
Family trouble was the reason
given hv lcic Jordan aged -.
1855 Hague. when he was treated
q; the Receiving hospital sunday
night for taking lysol
Sticking Together
James Moreno. 81. 26l9 Hast
mgs and Willie wooten, rs. 26l9
Hastings. are both prisoners at
the Receiving hospital The two
brothers got into fight at 26lH
HASTINGS street and were cut by
Jesse Stinson. al 1895 Adelaide.
who Is held on felonious as
sault charge
Cuts Hubby
The Richardson's OF 1870 Rus
sell street got into night nj
their homo last SUNDAY night
Mrs. Richardson cut her husband
Frank on the right arm. Frank
is a. yeas old
Sting 81 Death
James Hale aged % 4S1o Rus.
sell drank iodine in an attempt
~ end his life lart FRIDAY James
tod police al the Receiving hos
r'tal that he had trouble with his
girl frionA
Falls From window
Minnie Lee Scott aged 20. s25
Adelaide. foil from the second
floor ~ her home Sunday after
noon. She has possihle fracture
OF her back. Police learned that
she had been drinking A friend
Mabel Long. ai9 adelaide street.
brought her 10 the hospital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10
Rejected For
JOB As Auto
.Delvsry1nan
To Again See
Civil Service
Medical ExamiD.,

Turner down by the ciya
Ice Medical examine AL v,.'
heart trouble Andrew D,v..
OF 212 Hague. alter MAJ.
medical examination by Dr. W.
}. McClendon and Dr. Tup,, u
found that he Suffered no sra
ment repo ted his case !,
NAACP. Daveppor; apphed y, \
position OF an auto delIyeryn,
In a letter TO Glos,er \ cu,,.]
executive secretary NAACp p''1
l.. Stciger. CcrNh.eaiion S.,'-1
Civil Service commission. .d,.1
the NAAcP that Mr. Dayenre- y
rejected for THE b. .llion @. !,
delivefyman because he vas y.
to have a palnsna mulna,
MIR. hayenqoli returned A.,
later with statements from 1,
other physicians, he wa, ,tv..
yerba lly, 40 f,lirn With n, ~,
ments any mo n.ng be.l.e f,
O'Clock 10 lho modlyal cxaa.-si
date, he haSnet done 50,
THE m.alcm ,Namnef s.rs
that he will be glad 20 !,.eK.;
Mr.. Davenport any morning tsr
appear with oeli.ncAie, from "A
physicians stating Thai d. dosu
have a ppluc'is nlrma L
however. ugaersfnOl mat re 4
ing OF the GNU Service N,daI
aminer are hnal
The youth ha been insifguaI
report fer lr-cNalnlnailnn stt
resnhmit his case 20 tie NAA2I
event he is refused en,p.Oy1i.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10
CONTINUED from page y

N watch and fight iscfimnation
against negro WORKERS. This should
hs the ease Al General Motors.
packardS Chryslers and other
plants II vail be up TO you 10 Try
to get somebody IN their employ
mcni Offices % watch lhis problem
Fl Ike men who fight for their
rishfs
when IL vas earned BY indus
my that there would be a labor
shortage mea Mere pulled OF OF
clean ilht johs and given heavy
wolk a. Tar back se January Plans
weic made 20 hire women. A large
l,rc,utaga OF N.gru women viii be
as~ bea III an Ford plants.
The progress of hiring Neg %
No-nrn has been sow because OF
dfferetc,s existing within the
planis between white and Negro
Noskefs
Ward paid a high compliment 10
ShDiion Tapes. Horace sheffield.
ANA join tonyers ier the h-hi they
at- making III. SAID he had to OPP
pose Them un caSts az times because
ne represented the management
AMI they represented The labor side
81 iie piclnie.
a am anxious TO STE negro wom-
IN employed al Ford :. There viii
zoe an kinds or work FOR Negro
women kieht now, there are wom-
IN working az the Generator plant
IN YpsilanN continued Ward
"C,iian officials OF the company
have the idea 10 eventually iurn the
cntite piant over 10 negro women.
They viii be trained by the COM
pans and asmi.aied into The Rouge
plant and other Ford plants
"Th. \e4lu has got 10 he loyai
10 win the war. he must b. militant
az he can be- he has got 10 heht
for Nlai he gets
lust be- iair about y Nobody
should discriminate against III Ny
only objection or criticism that
have 10 many leaders IN mis- tight
10 get Negro women into Ford'- Is
10 single out persona iti's 70 fight.
II feel that there are some among
iis that are not behind the war ef-
fort hui are iu~t stirring M trouble
20 curb d, We should sing.e them
out and expose them "
Violates Plant Laws
VI ward noted the percentage OF
violations that were received in his
once daily. since the latter part
OF June This record brought 10
ight that nifty per cent Ct The vio-
latons ot company rules were by
go ored employees but at this tim,
that nunbr. hae decreased 10 about
80 violations mouth which IS q
/ Very lafg drop IN a pant hiring sc
many persons. He faid - per cent
~ the Rouge plant workers wer,
Negroes
Mr.. ward went on further Il
stare Women are going 10 have
10 he hired to much larger extent
than they have 50 far hut the Offi.
cials of Ford MOTOR company have
! lust hecn waiting 20 get the rela-
ton ~ the male workers al Fordt
settled before The order viii be car.
ried through The Solourncr Truth
conflict seemed 90 have an infu.
ence on the men which caused
much stiife After this condition
I has boen cleared up women will de-
hniielv be hired
says He's Loyal To Race
''Pfopie seem 20 think that 7 nm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10
Doctors Disagree On Heart Condition OF Job AppEca
Milton Case
CONTINUED from page u

charges. the defendants LAWYERS
pointed out that the 3 legged resi'ic-
ton j. void hceausc u r. unreason-
able. ambiguous aud eihmologically
inpractlcahle and absurd. and the
restriction is void and illegal on its
sace
The whites who signed the petit
ton opposing occupancy OF The
properiv bv The Millions inciuude
FsearNcIc c. kur,h assistant see
eiar, OF the Woodmere Realeslaie
mpany Fsank Mazur. Mrs, John
N,sGr John krusc ir.. Rose krnso
LONE Eriie Susie Erdle Alex
po.as Car paisno Mary Paieno.
Richad Niski ana Ethel Niski
judge Nllcr made persona
yisf 80 Ryer Rouge Tuesday and
viewed The properly PRIOR 70 max
,ng H. decision Thursday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10
When you're choosing a IaxadV1
these Questions are impOrtal|

Ques. How often should you take
a laxative? Ans. Not too frequent
~ only when the familiar symp-
toms indicate you really need one.
Vues. What kind OF laxative should
you take? Ans. one that brings
relief gently. thoroughly promptly
Ques. What LAXATIVE usually will do
this? Ans. one Laxative YOU can
usually depend on when directions
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10
PII>D NOTHTR
FATAILN RIRNfD

ST louis camp Mrs Hen
iietta Iackson 7P-vcar-old hind
widow. died ~ Phillips hosnital
here last week ~ burns suffer-
I'd when her granddauchter. De
lores Curry E. sct FIRE 20 a bed
on which she slopf IN tho Curry
home. Dolores and her brother.
Eddie. were playing with matches.
police said
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10
SrrrCT 60 PRINTS "
ANNTAI PHOTO SALON

CHIC AGO tANPl 4 photo
graph nv Charles Frefts Of 81
Louis. entitled Head Lock and
showing two powerful wresilcrs
Struggling in n ring. has been
given FIRST awa'd in the Fourth
Annual National salon ~ the Lens
Camera club which opened Sun
day at the South Side Commun.
ity Art center.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10
FRANTIC
FOLKS PITCH
FOG AND HOW!
h, ULYSSES BOykIN

IN Spltt OF All tue Nlllluh,
preaching and pleading that We
do folks Just go right on fight
ing. cutting and shooting We
have come 10 tho conclusion that
the ay-to.day struggles plus the
fighting fever keeps lot ~ ac-
tivity among the had little boys
and girls nf the Motor city
The Old Neany
A popular north-end lady in
the person Of Miss sidney stew
afi age % 1879 Narston apt
g. l. patient at the Receiving
hospital. suffering from stab
wounds in thu left chest Miss
stewart told the police that she
WAS stabbed by her mean old
common law husband Jesse Pace
aged 40. because she tried TO
take him home after drinking
party The fight took place at
the corner Of Richmond and
Euclid streets. AZ lo5 am. Mon
dav
Rad boy Jesse is guest At
poiice headquarters whore he Is
heid on a charge ~ fclonious as
saut
stabbed In Alley
Roherl Lee Frecrson ~ al3
Napolcon told police az the Re
ceivire hospital that he was
stabbed in the alev hack Of his
homo sunday M sis am. nv two
unknown men. who tried to hold
him np Seret Mahcr Of the first
precinct checked Freerson's story
and reported tho story revealed
Sigh, discrepancy lie said that
Troorson WAS not robbed and
could give no satisfactory motive
lor mo assault Police helieve the
stahhInc occurred in flch, be
tween tho victim and his step
son Police said they had an
swore previous calls a. Freer-
sons home
over Glass 81 Reer
Because he objected 10 insult
inc remarks 10 one 81 the Gus
toners in hecr garden at 1924
Monroe street. SATURDAY. night.
loci Wells. AGED - c23i r La
fpyctte was stabbed in the neck.
Ghost and arms
According 10 Witnesses Thomas
Lee Jackson. "a. oGe4 lav street
4 waiter ~ tho har had lnsulied
enc OF tho customers IN the
Place Iocl wells objected and
ar argument followed Jackson
started ~ Wells with two beer
hotties Wells told him 10 put
inom down and fiehi like a man
wers dorhlcA hls Nst md as he
struck tho first blow Jackson
stabbed him as described Jack
sor y heinc hoit nv police for
- foioriors assault
Va Can Come In
Because hie osirarred wife re-
fused ~ admi' him 70 her apari-
mont rh'lin Nelson aged ~ a34
Alfrol street. broke her door
down As result 10 was stabbed
IN tho chce' II seems that Phifn
and Sarah Juno McAlllster, his
common law wife had hecn sen
arated aud last Thursday evening
he called and attempted 10 rair
entrance ~ agF Alfred 10 see his
common law wife residing thoro
Thov had hoon separated for some
time ard rhilip wnniod ~ at'omn'
reconciliation lie was refused
admiiiarcc MONT blank, So he
broke Tho door down with his
nowerful hande Wis vito groctod
him ~ Two door with kr'fo
Now sho Is heirr detained Nv the
polico on charge ~ folonious
assault
Drinks OH
Iiifio Mise Rosie Loo Prooks
cred T.. 1874 clinton had p
quarrel with her how friend Mon
fav At GAS nm You know how
unset vorng girl becomes whom
she takes hcr low affairs too
serious So Rosie Lee grew so
dospondcn, that she drank cam
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10

are followed Is Bla,k n'a1IH
Black Draughi has been =
ular and highly 'atl 90 'N
with four generations ls Tl
easy To take-r4Iil'uiaiiy .
new graduated form Follow :,
directions. Get thn 'am''aF x
box today q TO 40 doses Gay I.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10

No Store a. m. h"nt. ME Re-
rer>ih.a Brnadloon. >pecial $50
s.snrt, cnlnr>; large >iye rng>
Pl.o. open daily. e,enlngs aud
SUNDAY. a66I ". Lrand Blvd.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10

81 Micnighn hUItSi iu"iit ~
SELF In every public office he has
ever held. IIe has been an hon
est. able. faithful and conscIen-
tiouS oiIIcInl.
lie has always been broad
enough 10 see the other fellows
polnt " view. Tie has been one
81 the colored peoples hest
friends.
As Secretary of state. he has
more than doubled the number
of colorcd employees IN that Of
flee. when other branches were
belng closed. Mr.. Nelly. In the
face of much opposition and
pressure. stoutly refused 10 close
the office on Vernon Highway,
" hlch was stained entirely by
our group. The office remains
omen today thanks 10 Mr. he'll
lly. " the office had been closed
NJ that time. u y doubted II u
" ould have ever been re-opened.
Kelly has always been sympa-
thetIc and have understood the
problems confronting the color.
ed people. and has always tried
10 assist In their solution.
The state 81 Michigan N for.
III t.u.t. Ia haxlnO A mau az HAIR.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10
Reflect
Congressman
CLARENCE J.
M c l. E 0 d
Republican
18th Congressional District
Able capable and experienced,
and World War Veteran

McLeods long efficient entities HIN
his constituents The incoming Congress 81
the Important the most Important Congress that
be held by the nted states II " the obligation
It's abest representatives 10 the
times need ~ Vision aud
evidenced by the past services Of Mr.
Mcleod.
Mcleod has always been champion Of the rights Of American
he believed firmly In the Declaration
Consultations Of the United states and has
hi that application all American Citizens
The voters urged H. o the polls
Iue,ay reelection Of this able e
Rcent and experienced public servant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10
In Memoriam

IN memory oi Mary Elizabeth
Clark ~ho lett " one year ago.
oct. ~.
Relieved mother u Nolande Mad
do,.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10
nnN> MANIIn

Bow. With hic,cl'>. who are not
returning 90 school. wanted for
r.e.>ep@er work. spldl Postal
Trlnrrnnh 90. go NlAie Nircoi.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10
CLASSIFIED


Agents one llp rouge Tree WIN
every >cll> ior '@c; costs s"c'
good munc, maker. Eoherr -.
Co.. 1909 =. 6ith ~. hicnro. I'LL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10

Ry " kfIYS cnbre running for Governor especially nj this
time.
N any man active Is
y. NELLY REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR SO
10 ~ the polls November 3rd and VOTE for him!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10
DESERVES YOUR VOTE

r. NELLY Republican Nominee for Governor one
MIchpnns nhes Pnbc SerynnLs. lie has dIstngushcd him.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26
ON THE OUTSKIRTS OF TOWN
BY CANDY MORGAN

last game because his timing was
off,. .Clementine Bankhead and
Jackie Manning had them some
fine talent at the football game
from Ten Mile road. Bob Manning.
up and coming gridiron star. did
a remarkable job for the little time
he vas in the game against Red
ford Union Sunday. Mt. Clemens
won l3 to 0.
ID. l.. Spriggs Is very happy now
that Ray Pryor did not marry lmo-
gene Banks and has gone to the
Army AT a recent Ecorse dance
yours truly spied Fannie Mae Mad
dox. former heartthrob of Bobby
Manning. Fannie is jitterbug from
her heart. Robert Bell is helping
his brother by keeping beautiful
Miss Cornelius Henry occupied. j..
Henry Butler has returned from
a short vacation. John Palmer will
leave next week for western state
college while our star deba'er Ter
rill Whittsitt will go to University
OF Michigan. Sept %.
Mrs Nancy Woods, Supreme Life
Insurance representative over Ma
comb County. is in Mt. Clemens on
business for the company Her
three children. Mrs. Johnson. Mrs,
Fairfax and daughter, Ruby. and
Mrs. Ruby warren all recently re-
turned from Summer vacations
which they spent in st. Louis, MO,
and In Mississippi.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26
ALABAMA
NEGRO LEADS
BIRTH RACE

MONTGOMERY. Ala. lamp -
For the twelfth consecutive year the
Negro OF Alabama has topped the
states birth rate in proportion TO
population. said a release issued
by the health department
According TO the provisional Vi
tai statistics report the Negro birth
rate for Negroes in 1871 was 2i2
per 1000 population, while the
white birth rate was only 2l.5 per
1000 population.
The Negro rate of reproduction
has been consistently higher than
that OF whites for every year since
1929. The white birth rate for
every year between 1920. the year in
which comparative birth dates for
the two races were kept. and 1929
was substantially higher than the
Negro rate for that year.
The provisional birth rate for the
state as a whole was 22.4 per 1000
population.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26
SAGINAW
BY MRS. VI. T0OMEY
Bethel AME

The Rev. I. c. Pierce. assistant
pastor Of Bethel. preached Sunday
morning on Thou Art the Christ"
The message was enjoyed by all
present. A fine congregation was
present.
Among the visitors present were:
Private Robert Ellis OF Fort Gus
ter, Mr. Weight. Wesley Williams.
and Mrs. Catherine Mayo Music
was furnished by Senior choir
No. /.
The new conference year starts
out on an even keel. A better un-
derstanding is being arrived at, and
we look forward to bigger and
greater things by way Of construc-
fiveness. The slogan rs. Each func-
tioning in his or her office and CO.
operating with one another and the
pastor
Zion Baptist
The Rev. Mr.. Toomey delivered an
inspiring message Sunday morn
ing. Music was furnished by the
Senior choir The BTU held an
interesting session. Mrs. A. b.
Rowe presided.
The Rev. and Mrs. NJ. Toomey
have returned from the National
Baptist convention. Mrs. Toomey
also visited her mother in Clarks-
dale. Tenn.
Mrs. jamie Walker, 1888 Carlisle
has returned home after visiting
relatives in Arkansas, st. Louis,
Missouri and Chicago. Ill.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-09-26
ROSEVILLE
BY RUSSELL FILLMORE

The Rev. G.. W. Wallace spoke
Sunday from Acts 1913 on the sub
jet. "When Right at Heart Prayer
Changes Things"
Mrs. Fullmore left Wednet day for
her home in Chicago. She had spent
two and one-half years with her
son and .daughters-in-law and
their families.
Mrs. FILLMORE was entertained by
Mrs l.. Couch. OF Pinehurst. AT
luncheon. Mrs. Brown. OF Detroit.
had a dinner party as did Mrs SIM
mons. also CT Detroit.
Pastor and chorus honored Mrs
l.. Couch. president OF the Pastors
Aid with surprise party. Ice
cream and cake was served and lots
Of gifts received.
The Rev. r. c. Brown. assistant
pastor Of Second Baptist, ypsilan-
Il, spoke for the Pastors Aid at
3 pm. His subject was value OF
Hope"
William Bailey. OF Fdquay
Springs, NC. is visiting his daugh-
ter and son-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Bailey, 2574 Pinehurst street.