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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-16

FIRE HEADQUARTERS WE NAVE
;hc latest official information 80
gardlnS tire INSPECTION and apph-
cation for new tires and tubes. Let
us help You with yours. Henderson
NUlCdnlHinG Co. 1T
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-16

WE ARE NOW BETTER pRErhi;-
cd than ever To serve you SINCE
buying the Hughes Furniture Cont
pany stock. Il. T.. Sattcrwhltc u
Sons. near fire station. lJ-u
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-16

BIG STOCK OF GOOD LATE
model used cars at Mo,,r
Sales Co.. Henderson, n. G.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-16

Use VITA !Nt. fbR YblR HEE1
paint job. There l. II" paint better
Vet IT Is III" i.,wcst r.ICri uIIiIN
paint III town. Tanner E,oiIu& g.
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-16

GOOD USED CARS AT REASON
able prices. \ look mere VIII con,
vince you that thCS" cars .p,
p.lccd L. move. Furd>
thCN!ulrtS, 1897 10 lgtn,
tIndlCr-palmcr Motor Co. LII,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-16

BRIDES SEE US FOR YOUR WEN
ding announcements or Invi,,
tions. Finest quality al modc,,,.
prices. Also Visiting Cards for ,hs
Graduate. Henderson Book rn
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\ ZIG STOCK or FL1NTXOIE
GSihalt shingles. roll roofing. and
asphalt paint a, 9TH" ilac" a.
Values" Alex s. Watkins. ID IL
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WANTED -- CLEAN. SOFT RAGS
, IL cents pound at Dispatch Of
flee.
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IT WILL PAY YOU TO CALL US
when you have county produce.
cggS. iriCrS, hens. butter. and
meats 60 sell y. NJ. Newman
Grocery. Ga 10 l2-li-l6
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TO MY HONE-LARC;E
tan and white pointer. Owner can
gel same by paying tor this nd ANA
expense Of the dog Al once. il. l..
i!Uug,. luUtr ! !:-IIu".~,... .u. &c..
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-16

MONUMENTS - MARKERS. Coon
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write w. w. Langstun. 2lg Ym,rn
street, Phone 1r3 n,r-,r, %
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-16

WE STILL HAVE PLENTY
of unrationcd sandals. &c.
yours while they last. in anr
of the season : styles and
colorS. Buy your summer
needs now. Wcbb'S Hcnirr-
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FOR RENT TWO ROOM FUR
ni,hCd apartment ia good c"ndl-
tr"n. including electric stove and
FrIcldarC. tharCs and Clark St..
Phone 3il-W. Il. l.. Mustlan.
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FRESH ROCK FISH. PERCH MID
fresh herring roc. {. T.. Ncdthcrv
Fruit Store. iG-lr
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NOTICE TO FARMERS-WE
pay highest prices for fryvr#.
hens and eggs. Big Star Mar
kct. Henderson. y. G.. l5-5tl
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WANTED. At ONCE. f.%TERlEX".
Cd snort o:Ucr COUK, male 81. IT,
male. Apply III person. White
House Restaurant. lG-y,i
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-16

NICE PIGS FOR SALE OK CORNER
opposite Embassy Theatre S.rUl-
day, Apr! l.. with prices right.
ID a
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FOR SALE: 10000 FEET OF SUED
tw" bv i"ur'$ at Sclh"ard Mil :,
front of Fire station. II. II PorucII.
phone llIO-I. l6-io-nlrT
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OFFICIAL TIRE INSPECTION STA
unu. Cars washed. fabricated.
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Scr' ice Station, Gainrr ard lirr-
ucI Sis, phone l!9&-W. 26-ti
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1943-04-16

JUST RECEIVED -- ANOTHER
SnllmCul SEii;r TIN at The i'i,rr
al EaiI!.s. Alex =. WatkIn.. lb-l
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
A GREAT ACTRESS

Her gift for combining broad
humor with a kind of sincere
steiciSm, is really remarkable and
the scene between the two dis
'illuSioned women IN the second
act, is a masterpiece.
OF course, there's another Rus
sian. hardy old Ludmflla Toretzka,
whose banal disgust at the pseudo
hiStrionicS of her two companions
adds the burlesque quantity TO
this fascinating triangle She will
have no part OF the nuances and
the result is a beautiful and bawdy
bit, which sorts well with the
portrayals of the other two.
Geza korvin plays the young
Russian opportunist, engaged TO
the daughter of the household, at
whose bidding the three wonderful
witches arrive. He's excellent as
is the boy, Raymond Rand. the
father. Mitchell Harris and the
servant, Willoughby.
It's a fine cast and one that
seems 10 be Just as amazed at
what transpircS during those hila-
rious two acts As we were. all of
which adds to the refreshing inN-
tation in those Dark Eyes Don't
turn il down.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Nelv Shows Open at Several Clubs

Newcomers 10 the show are
Yvonne and Victor. knockabout
dancers, and Dorothy Biegan.
lovely acrobatic and tap dancer.
It's Jimmy Gargano, trumpet
star, and his orchestra, for dane
Ing and the floor show.
CLUB ALICIA
Ellie Richmond, lovely song
Stylist, is starred in the new
show at Club Alicia, while Mel
Snyder popular com edy and
dancing master of ceremonies,
continues on at that assignment.
The supporting lineup produces
Bob Hammonds Pets, an enter
tanning collection of trained birds.
and Odette, fascinating character
dancer. Jerry Salone his saXo-
phone. and his orchestra, featur-
ing Vernon Hammer, Slnatra-type
singer. on the NocalS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07

with a straight singing style, She
ha- changed 10 comedy material,
and IT was in that vein that she
opened her run here last night.
Her screen appearances have
been with Fred Astaire. Pat
OBrien. Lou Holtz, Frank Fay
and the late Helen Morgan, and
she's been heard at ChicagoS
Chez Paree, Now York'S Glass
Hat. BoStonS Ritz Carlton and
New Orleans Roosevelt Hotel.
CLUB 500
Ray Styles remains as the mas
ter of ceremoieS al the 500, where
those singing Sweethearts of
musical comedy" Conchita and
Antonio, sing selections from
English and Spanish operettaS.
Manuel Nicra and his animal COM
pany leave Sunday. though the
supporting lineup made up Of
Mona Baxter, Jack Russell and
the Five Bea Vester Dancers will
remain.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Additions for
Light Opera
Thursday

ADDITIONS FOR the singing
and dancing ensembles for De-
troits light opera season will be
held Thursday. Friday and Satur-
day evenings in the Scottish Rite
Cathedral of the Masonic Temple.
Singers should bring an English
song for their try-outS Thursday
and Saturday at 1880 p. m. while
dancers arc scheduled for the same
hour Friday.
"Try-outs must be 16 years of
age or over and must remember
that this is a fun time job until
the end of the opera season in
March, says Max Koenigsberg,
who is the managing director OF
the Detroit Light Civic Opera
Association.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
MICKEYS SHOW BAR
'Sou+hernaires'
Sing Here

THE "SOUTHERNAIRES' will
appear in concert Sunday after
noon at the Grand Terrace audi
forum on +. Grand Blvd. near
Woodward. This quartet of Negro
voices will be in Detroit for only
one performance.
Presented by the Matinee Social
Club of the Prince Hall Masonic
Temple at 3 p. m. s sun d a y,
the program includes spiritualS,
classics, African chants, slave
songs, and Negro songs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Cole Recital

CELESTE COLE, soprano, will
be presented in recital Sunday
afternoon in the Detroit Institute
of Arts lecture hall under the aus
piceS Of the Detroit Lovers OF
Musical Arts. Miss Cole studied
under Alexandria Murini ano
Maestro Borero at the Moscow
Conservatory and under William
Herman IN New York City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Adventure Series

FREDERIC AND SYLVIA
CHRISTIAN, world travellers, will
show a prewar motion picture
tour of the Mediterranean at the
World Adventure Series in the
Detroit Institute of Arts Dec. 9.
Greece. Italy, Syria. Damascus.
Jerusalem and other places OF
scenic and historic Importance Will
be included in the itinerary.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
THE REAL THING

Since Miramova got the idea for
writing IT after spending a similar
weekend. she knows where OF she
writes and acts. Her performance
CLOVIS with sympathetic laughter
and soft humor.
We don't know how Leontovich
played her original role. but-we
don't see how she could be any
better than Tamara Geva, who not
only proves an ideal companion
for MiramoVa, but whose indi-
-vTcudt performance Is superb.
Gevas speech at the end of the
first scene is delivered in one, OF
the most moving fashions we've
ever witnessed and she had US
crying again before the evening
was over.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
SLIGHT REVOLUTION

EWclcd from The New York fiat,
they arrive with all their un-
earthly belongings, to spend a
weekend IN a fairly conservative,
well-to-do residence.
With not quite the grim purpose
that the Russians regalned khar-
koV, this trio t X e over the
premises with equal determination.
And IN so doing the only damage
they cause is 10 the diaphragm of
the audience. because II Will be
racked with laughter.
To describe any of the wonder
full incidents or preposterous situ-
ations which arise, would be to
rob them of their slightly mad and
hilarious charm. Witty, sharp and
filled with all the irrational, illogl-
cal and irrelevant things YOU
can think Of, Dark Eyes sparkleS
with entertainment.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
FELINE BERNHARDTs

Me-l'm not crazy about cats.
But If there is a tabby mot in
skirtsl who can emnte- hclnre- the
cameras there's a good chance
for her in Meet Me In ST. Louis. "
One Of the best pet" roles in a
long time is the part OF Lady
Babbie. constant companion 10
Judy Garland.
must report. in all honesty,
that some strings on the M-G-M
lot are being pulled in favor of
the studio cat. Decihelle She is
quite gal who recently. made
her screen debut meaowing in
"Gaslight." However. Decibelle
hasn't got the role sewed up by
any means. so other feline Bern
hardts have a chance.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
CLUE MANHATTAN

Sonia CortiS. who sings in a
number of languages, continues
at the Manhattan. where John
Lewis, NBC tenor, is in his fourth
week as master of ceremonies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Ben Blue Farms

BEN BLUE is the latest Holly
wood farmer. having moved TO a
ranch in EncinO,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07

THIS WEEKS night club en-
tertainment includes several new
shows and a number OF acts
which were good enough to be
held over for another week.
Radiant Arlene Thomson is ap-
preaching the end of her second
week AS the star OF Lowell Bern
hardts Casanova show. Tony
GRAY. comedy master Of cere-
monies and mimic, will continue
his stay in this program, which
includes Princess and While in a
Hawaiian novelty and the Five
Dancing MannequlnS. Ben Young S
orchestra plays.
CLUB GAY HAVEN
Charles Garlic. the tenor who
was formerly featured on the
"Ziegfeld Follies of the Air and
the Fred Allen programs, and
Dick Drake. known as The Sad
Russian" are new at the Gay
Haven. The Musical AlberS play
accordionS of all sizes, JEANNE
Lee is an attractive and energetic
swing singer and the -Four Dane
ing Adorables do group and indi-
vidual dancing.
MICKEY'S SHOW BAR
Pretty Ruth Petty. who has
reddish blond hair, is the new
star at Mickeys Show Bar
Though she began her career
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
Dark Eyes
Ench0RtS
at CaSS
n, CHARLES GENTRY

YOU HAD hctier come and Get
YOUR "chornia while its "etchie
which IS an ola Russian way of
saying that If you miss Dark
Eyes which opened al tho Cass
last night. you're missing one OF
Tho most enchanting comedies OF
this or any other season.
While II is sheer farce. IL has
80 many warm and tender mo-
ments that you'n find yourself on
the brink of tears. Just before YOU
are swept off the emotional cliff
IN gale of laughter.
Written 10y Elena Miramova the
gifted Russian actress, who also is
one of the stars Of the company,
this delightful comedy deals with
the perilouS adventures of three
Russian actresses who explore a
Long Island household, armed only
with heavy accents. and samo-
Var
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
THE sULLIVANs"

The Sullivans" is apparently a
sleeper Raves have come, not only
from fans who saw a preview, but
q producer mot on the Twentieth
lott who saw it. ] thought with
the tragic death Of the five boys
On the Pacific il might be too bad.
but Lloyd Bacon has built up a
wonderful story of family. their
love for each other and all the
comedy incidents that happen TO a
family where there are five fun
loving children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
NO WAR MOVIES

Howard Hughes is warming up
10 offers 10 borrow Jane Russell.
He is reading several scripts and
towing between three bids to Dor
row Jane. who is about heart
broken because She hasn't made
a movie since THE Outlaw"
Jane. who is in Fort Benning,
Georgia. with her husband, Bob
Water6eld. will return here A.
soon as Hughes notifies her of
any, decision he makes. There's
one thing he's adamant about
no war movies for La Russell.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
ALINE OR TWO

George Sanders has lost a
frightening amount of weight.
When.I asked him if he had dieted
he replied NO. worry.' SO do l,
but il doesn't do the trick.
June Preisser. weighing less
than 100 pounds. is back in town
with her husband Dick Terry. and
her baby She will test for Junior
Miss" and has her heart set or
talking with Mary Pickford about
the role. JUNE IS a great little
trouper and As cute as a bugs ear
would like 10 sec her play
Fluffy"
Marie Wilson will be NiViar
Marshalls bridesmaid when she
marries Del Smith next month
Both girls are in Ken Murray,
"Blackouts" Martin Koslecl
says he is happy he doesn't play &
Nazi in Maya" the play thai
opened the Gate Theater Satur
day. Peter Godfrey is the director
Of this company that will put or
plays by Eugene O'Neill. IbSen anC
SarOVan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
No TRUCE

Bob Cummings. in talking 10 4
reporter. said there is absolutely
no truth in reports he and Uni
Versl are waving the white flag
OF truce 1t is fight 10 the
finish he said. or an uncondl-
tional surrender "
| want "a be tho first 10 say
believe Bob Will marry pretty
Fay Mckenzie. Mrs Billy Gill
bert's sister and a young actress
of promise. They are together
al the time and that it is a
romance I am sure neither one
will deny.
Mrs. Cummings obtained a d.
vorce from Bob some months ago
in Las Vegas and the Hearst
papers carried an exclusive on The
story which had been kept a
secret for several months.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-07
LoueI-Ia
Parsons
in HoAaooi-

HOLLYWOOD. Dec. when !
was considerably younger one OF
my fsvorito books was Richard
Henry DanaS Two Years Before
The Mast. a best seller OF years
ago. No ! didn't read il when
II was published IN 1870 but /
did find the adventures OF Dana.
a Harvard student who Travelled
in a sailing schooner around Cape
Horn. fascinating when ! was IN
my early teens. Now Paramount
has purchased this fabulous story
from Ed Small for Alan Ladd.
He'll play Dana whose expose
Of the cruelties OF shippers 20
their sailors caused a congress
sional investigation According TO
history the book created a Juror
and brought about a change IN
the tyrannical rule of sea cap
fainS -
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25
A.M.E. COnfab
Urges Church
Consolidation

JACKSON. Mss - CAMP - A
;h~cc.day postwar church an i
schoo, p.5r~r- conference. planned
and cou5.y,cd BY Bishop S l.
Greene. rc> den: bishop ~ the
z 5h.h r copA d.s:-.c: tM.sSiS-
s.pr Lon >s0a' o. re 4 NJ f
church. MAS recently held a; Camp.
5eH COLLEGE here.
A~o0s tie more specific and
.sr- &c results O., he assembly
Se-c ~ a 500 600 cxpans on pro-
-Ss-su t,- Campbell college build
tnss grounds aid academic in
2-7yewoo:s 81 90 an sl..ou: DIS
8. . rehabilitation ard revanp.ns
9r,5-5a to- a. churches. through
= c5ara N q, intensive ana vel,
planned ey5rsc. church eX;cn.
on "a mammoth short course
'rtH.1s schools ~ s;ra;eg.c ccU'ess
.arsa-a'l. nc d.St..c..
TIE conference urged ne con.
so,da"al q NO leading Negro
Mc,Aoj branches re ANE' .,
nd he ANEZ's S3ca a merger
dcs' sec &. BRING saoI: sres:e-
eccoE- .toa among church c.-c,es
t0i ST.. prepare re cau-ch n zen.
Or, . 5en5Hi greater influence
q nc coming peace s.r-c:are
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25
25OFrom All Races
AtFnendship Meet

ST PAUL, MINI. tANP) - More
than $50 attended the World Friend
ship dinner in the Csmphor Me-
moral Methodist church Sunday.
Sept. -. Catholics, Jews. Protes-
;ants OF several denominations in
GLIDING three races. white. Negro
and Japanese Americans, mingled
together freely and were served a
delicious ham dinner by the women
Of The Peoples Highland Park Con-
Gregat.onal church, white and the
Canphor Methods: church The
dinner ard program that followed
was project n race ard interna-
;.orsi relations sponsored by the
Negro and White church
There IS no essential difference
Between Us cxcep; tina; OF individual
Develop en;," declared Joseph Gill
oer; White veteran Minneapolis
newspaper nan and advocate of the
cooperative movement, .r the prin-
p. sd5.ess on the subject, The
Wcg.d Is Ready for Cooperation"
'Co1'peat.on must be relega;ed 10
TIE past. cooperation is life sbun-
dan: Mr Gilbert pointed out
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25
King OF Nigeria To Speak
At St. Cyprian' S Sept. "a

81. Cyprian's Episcopal church
celebrates its 18th anniversary with
a Dedication Festival September
A-26
Hi2hlights in the weekend OF
celebration viii be the Dedication
Festival meeting. the Friday even.
ing Of September "a, when the
church and community will honor
Prince AkWcke Abyssinia Nwafor
Orizu, king Of the British Protector
ate of Nigeria The Br. ish consul
general Cyril II. Cane, VIII intro
duce the Prince.
After the address Of Prince Orizu
In the church, a buffet luncheon
and reception in Page Hall Will fol-
low to meet Prince Orizu
A. the early service Of tho Mass
o. 100. the congregation VII re-
member S. Cyprisn, Their Patron
Saint. Sunday morning al the IL
o'clock service the anniversary scr-
mon viii bc preached BY d. r. T
Bgunbaugh. the executive sccre-
tary Of the Detroit Council OF
Churches.
\ corps Of ladies vndcr the d.
rcct.ou OF Mr. Ross TAYLOR Is hard
a. work perfec,Ing plans FOR the
coming OF Prince Orzu Prince
Or.zu Is The yu,cr OF $4,000 600 pco.
pic Nho 1--we y a country the SIZE
q Texas in 'hc -swel,er.ns belt Of
AREA with II lo-al rulers and II
dialects. He is scholar and the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25
J. G.. Smith Prof.
Married In n. J.

TRENTON. N. J-tANP) - Mr..
and Mrs. Charles r. Hilton OF this
city announce the marriage OF their
daughter, Marie Rosetta 10 David
Edward Carroll OF Detroit. The wed.
ding ceremony was performed on
Sept in Trenton by the Rev John
II. White. pastor Of Shiloh Baptist
church.
Mrs. Carroll holds the bachelor
II music degree from Oberln COL
lcge and the master Of arts degree
from Columbia university. She is
director of music at Barber Scotia
college. Concord. N. c. Mr.. Carroll
holds the bachelor OF music degree
from Oberln college and the I as
;cr OF music degree from Chicago
Musical college. He is director OF
music al John c. Smith university,
Charlotte. y. c.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25
Negro Catholics
OF New Orleans
Aid Bond Drive

Thousands of Negro Catholics OF
NeW Orleans are coupling their
Third War Loan activities with
their annual celebration in honor
Of Seventeenth Century Spanish
monk. ST. Peter Claver, Apostle 10
the Negroes"
A mammoth mass. under uspices
Of the Knights OF Peer Claver. a
national Negro Catholic order. was
sung Sunday, Sept -, at the St
Monica Church IN New Orleans, re-
putedly the largest Negro Catholic
populated city in the country.
1t happened that Thursday. Sept
9, the official opening date for the
Third War Loan campaign. was also
the b.rthdate OF the patron saint
But, because Of working conditions
and religious considerations. Off
Gals OF the fraternity decided TO
move the celebration date TO Sun
day, Sept. u. With the Third War
Loan in mind. the sponsors also
extended invitations 10 speak 10 Dr..
P P. Creuzot. state chairman OF Ne
gro organizations, and 10 O. c. W.
Taylor, Orleans Parish chairman Of
Negro organizations.
Spokesman for the order said.
I'VE are optimistic in our efforts to
sell bonds because the opening date
OF the drive happens TO coincide
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25

author OF book. Christian Ma
tons in Postwar Africa His ad-
dress TO Detroit is eagerly awaited
In appearance the Prince Is a
strapp!ng 22-year-old with a for
tune and "a narem OF 400 Nigerian
beauties. waiting for their Prince to
finish his education The Prince has
decided 10 take the Kingdom and
he fortune but plans TO marry only
once.
Recently Lord Halifax dined
Prince Orizu as his guest az the
British Embassy in Washington
D c.
The Prince IS in the United States
learning OF modern scientific meth
DDS OF industrialization.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-09-25
More Than 1000 Attend 63rd
Baptist Conference In Texas

SAN ANTONIO tANP) - TIL c
63rd annual gathering of the Ma
vonai Baptist Convention Of Amer
lea which opened here on Wednes-
day a; the New Light Baptist church
with the Rev w S Wilkinson. pas
tor host, closed on Sunday al the
G Tc.us!on OF a mass meeting.
The convention which was at
tended by more than 1000. had as
is theme Christ or Chaos The
al nual pre-corven;ion musical on
Tuesday night in the Liberty audi
forum, usheved in the general &C
uv!,!es. A chorus Of more than 400
voices, under the direction OF the
Rev. II p. B Johnson OF New Or
leans and Mrs Lula II Wright OF
ST. Louis, supplied the program
Music,
Formal registration OF delegates