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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
Homefront
Forecast
Save All Glass Jars:
You'll be Needing them

There Is growing opinion in
WPB that few pre-war gadget.
should Be manufactured for no
rsle's sake and in order 10 keen
households running fairly smooth.
But officials differ a. % exactly
what durable goods civilians can
get along without during war
time.
One group Of industrialists.
with slight wPB backing. is Try
ing to have rescinded the steel
order which froze light metals.
They maintain that it would be
good for morale TO manufacture
a few metal eompaets. for in
staace.
Their opponents maintain that
IL would hurt morale more than
bolster it If metal gadgets APP
peared on the counters.
Such items as radio batteries
for rural areas will probably be
allowed to be made again. In
this case 1t has been pointed out
that farmers whose batteries have
worn out and who are now I'M
able to replace them can no long
er keep in touch with current
events They need their radios In
order to hear war and home front
news. Manufacture of replace
ment parts for growing list of
household appliances will also be
allowed.
But since War Msnpower Chief
NcNutt has stated that over three
million workers must be drawn
from civilian industry to meet
war production goals. WPB off,
Gals feel that a great increase in
production of civilian goods over
and above the bedrock wartime
economy won't be possible. The
cut must come somewhere, and il
will have TO be in civilian dur
able goods If war materiel is to
be produced, say manpower Of
ficials.
HOME CANNING
Agriculture Department at this
point can't tell you whether there
will be enough glass jars to take
care of the enthusiastic Victory
Gardeners who will want to can
this summer. But officials say
they are doing everything they
can to get the glass industry to
step up production in order to
take care of the increased num-
Der of home Gamers.
In the meantime, Agriculture
points out that new 63-mm. tops
for commercial glass Jars are now
being made so that housewives
would do well TO keep every
empty glass container. These will
be re-usable with these new lids
and may prove a great boon if
you're unable to buy the usual
homecoming type Of jar.
ODDS AND ENDS
Price reductions on rsyon
stockings will save American
women up to 100000 on their
hosiery bill next year, oPA esti-
mates. Prices will be cut from
&c 40 cents a pair g.. Shark steaks
will be added to your menu this
year, with 100000 pounds Of
this fish available on the markets
In spite of indicated glue
shortages. the animal glue indus
try is expected to take care of
essential war needs Shoes dam
aged by fire, water, steam or other
accidental cause may be marked
"non-rationed' by dealers after
they've checked with their ration
board.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31

Earmarked for dressy afternoon
affairs or dinner dates in town.
the coat IS black silk fsille, with
tight-fitting bodice and a pam
nier-lke lack flare, achieved by
two scroll-outlined unpresse d
pleats at either side of the hips.
The other coat, pictured at right,
also embodies the scroll idea. II
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31

Every $50 n : wis IN 60
lee q wartime restrictions -
sesFsities IN h<vr = r>rn.a<ns
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
Laura
Wheeler
Pattern

This sunbonnet maiden picking
fruit makes this gay set Of six
motifs. suitable for many linens as
well as kitchen towels. They in
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
Our Tastes Restricted
Not Simplified by War

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- a. <lz<inE tnesr - 1F<nc.
szn<s ny Nd b<xnn . 81 -
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d<oth - fhinh inst 49, ~ -
wnrfim> Feserie11rn m1r4 1flv-
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w>rs 1pGI11p1 - - ~ = -
~ VITA i scy lHGx. - - -
nn<h q ~ erry - - -
n1lee1 hveed
lrxuss - usuAL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
BOY ADVISES GIRL
A COLUMN FOR MODERN WOMEN

Y GEORGE ANTHEIL

Some think of marriage a financial risk not as
happy union with the they love. They have the
attitude towards girl and marriage they would
have to big business deal They count up their pennies and
wonder they go into business il is business affair
and in the they count up their pennies and
wonder if they afford to get married.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31

en- and features insets OF tissue
taffets scrolls. Shirred pockets
give II front fullness and a soft.
dressmakcr look. The back IL flat.
II is worn over a dress of the
same sheer wooden. which has
similar insets Of the taffeta. The
black taffets hat and big hand
bag are dyed with self ruching
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31

have that attitude. They may be
genuinely in love with a girl. but
If marriage looks like too great
a financial undertaking they are
frightened out of the idea. Some
times this attitude is caused by
teachings of the young mans
mother. Every time he mentions
a girl she will tell him how ex-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
Introducing a Pioneer :.
The 'Fan-Tail Back Coat

Imaginative designer Sophie has just shown two drama
tcay different coats, Illustrated here whose radca
ideas will probably be echoed all along the fashion front be
fore many moons Both snug wasted, with flarin
skirts Sophie calls the shown at left the fana back
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
$50 FOR EVERETT

WASHINGTON - The National
Housing agency has approved $50
units for Everett, Wash.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31

ties. For color accent, applique
the large fruit. Pattern sos con-
tains a transfer pattern Of motifs
averaging 6Nslz inches; smaller
motifs. applique patches: stitches.
Send Il cents IN coins and one
tax token for this pattern 70 The
Tacoma Times. Needleersft Dept.
Tacoma. Wash. Write plainly pat
tern number, your name and sc-
drsss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
wake UP YOUR
LIVER BILE
Wkhsss Czlsn<l-knd Yssn lump Out q
Bed IN ths Msrnins Rarin Do CO

Ths Liver shocik pouf cut sbo1t pirts q
be iuies inso your eosels ever day- II tn1
bis . ~, hswng fresly. y0uf Iced maL net
difsst. II may yast dseay IN ths bovst- ] hen
ras hioata up your s-onAen- fgs 81 %
looss puEk
n tsEss thoss god, Cd Cartsr's Litile
Liver Plls 70 gst these piniz q biis foS-
ne freely % nAks you tes up ard Up,
Get . paekass to1ay. T.ks a. elrsc1ec.
rfse1ips Il naiizg bic 500 freely. Ask
= Cartsrs Litt.s Llssr PLA. 10s an1 zst.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31
COATS
'l22''

coass 10 eieese svevyeue >eylo6 -
sss<s sp<ssys nes<s 80 o<<o1 ~,>esn
sesy fss<n - ~ b<1toefs ppssus-
~ Ne esio~s5 ''hsyss 60 ~
fs~tsu bexY <Go<<olo fune11e-
fterf. fis-tto<rf ord dves>so< k1e1a
~sft seft ae<eairo - o>en <o(te<s
u y 10 ord - n ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-03-31

Or lensesss aleiisy fsiss sntss n ma
t,sosnoosa e0oy q spsns sfyiss. Ire.
sisfscif sYscr .cosis cosAeoi, q rsii o.
bonnsfs sox yoss Eosss -sfdso1s. Cor
ssos posfsisi enofs eciosst eosis
bio<s, brosn on1 nesyf ziH-z3. 81
jlss1bls heo1s,xss.
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-01
Members OF Junior
Womuns Club Enjoy
Interesting Program

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Ford Hs atifaR kr tff meet
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fof8 pre- Sent Mn6
nago sa oHs .u ness
member
naartne l haaIue af
& ~ Tal9Hasf aag oua
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hoad sole
believing tae pfagrsEu Mrs
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-01
Mrs. 4. l. Walker
Hostess To Church
Circle Monday

Tie aaas 9 aiH X i vi
Ae @a Ice setting t5I eII
meeting re Woman Is
- He First EaHf
crufa = fazesa aa
afternoon
Tie sfaaK aaH eaFaEaH#
HE circle Ihe
b4e enc = tbs meetlUF Ar H
t 1auIles - lne season
fram $ Joau
a soe4a aaaH followed tie
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-01
r. B. WALL
People Highwdy
Post Choice

H0lana Il Val aaasU and
ns ussn 81 Baaukhavcu M
announcing las elreaHlscF la
Highway CoulHa afpl tu Ne
November 9 fefaefa election hos
rs operation with
counts ana municipal officials
ana riuaen generally m can
Traction 0t q ~ NaE Farm
- MARKET a program
In add,ilon T. providing meea
cd hard aaee rasd Ia oar
rural 8rea tsl mnffau viii
HIse employment T. oaf bows
shen uaey fetsfu ffom iae war
Mi Wall aa
Being World Wa veteran
ans iamilisr witt problems Sac
Ha See we returning
wH proposes inst ihe
Highway Department ufas s
auf tant fsfnasfa s9 upad
program which eald - auf into
execution aIe'f following
lhe waf in drafting tdls ufo
WIFI ae oat
f aArre county "a nanicl
HI officla - tNs contemplate
program Nli p Is Ane Witn
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Ri Wal SID - entered tie
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eatfe csTld GATE aaaa appealing
fa4 sac support - ~ 8ht people
ann Fs0t 8 as contractor aud
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b contracting Neuld TO-
nearahle % flHHE me a1f.ce aa
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be-lete f afi4st ae.onr
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-01


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DTRwasaan .8
g. 81 Me msn m
Rnc tlx Naa8a m
evening 3 ElS wttgu a
have : a8n 80 usa hh
asa nv8a wll ~ en ~
rsffes6asniA N5H d. nea
"a nssa us3f e4mrF Msn
in ere eeanfie wa pres
rnt II talz aans ana a fa
atlas
San5av UetniaF 3 s rs
The asls CmaHaAnlfs alne
gram wsH ~ hes 81 tsas ee
0f tire Usg bAiashg +
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E0af fzNur@ gsf sne have ghe
eAslre F EaNN DIE t ~
far heaniar Sun8sN even
taf . - Go aU huHeH
FIRST nssn ea# down sfsd aa
awhile i wi8 ~ hesr good -
hear ole ~ usw ana
vpgE tsFo94ie4
Maa6ay 0rfe The
Young Mmasen Business cub
insects at ts.s Us0 AZ So pu Ia
formal darNsaR may BE- enjoyed
CT tna niHft 81 i cai 81
pisv chHksx Sem az r m
cElfx game VIII . tf89na an
the otns hard u might ENJOY
anen1f8 = soa favofiie pfsa9
On ne Fatlo - RESTING ssnas =
ths MAGAZINES We have an hsaa
Come An $50 en5y
ngnTa st raaHfmaeh relaxation
CIR Tuesdays lla us0 invites
wfoilaen who can sem A. fnin
group 81 lie ARM baM e. haia
ssW new aanta on te ~
forms af GA soldiers a~tafI1naa
tfs9e Nfh1a Efoap has neen sewing
there foa several we bag
Inegvs HAca more 20 done
WcHf ySa give iew hla8f arh
7ueMas toward helping ite
II Yea eant have transportation
cpgss q tas Ns0 ami wa VIII -
that yeA get there AAteg ufg lhs
Wonseu 81 ~ asked b. see ~
tne other bases staii0uea is saan
Il Ena e4H Nea call "a up ana
make an anna ntnaent e. azu
fEe ulhef Wuanen who arr nos
se@aFE under the direction ~
Mrs y = Clayton I-ueaaas
evening u fla ai tl.s Isa
tfe gaTh Nho belong So ihs aanlru
Hostess Organization wlB ttcetHe
ih9M hospital aia certificates
sfDm ~ sssa nuf8 ~ the
scN CUlnis pltal CaIm and
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tuICate Thew are dafre grams
wrrk 4faa deserve vuur 8ufstasf4
y encouragement fuiIa0lha
tne awarding If the certificates
theg MlH T. entertained - lie
us0 oasHH1itta
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Sis p at ant3,f ih.s vanaf
married eegEet8 81 ilie town t.
enjoy aafseME rs iae luAe lk
Inas IS Uea ulHht aHa vt halH
tnSt ueF VII ena down aaa
dance na anN 0l 3usf RELAX
nsIee 81 3as1 N
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night 3 we out whore vau can
ia eef household duiie gaa S
wniaef Gene aoWn rouN aHaae
g We have 8 loTriy smack bar
to1 S8a might enjoy q sanaA leh
snc q aefassaiBe drink RenAem
neE NUauesaaY evening
On Ihus1a evening the CSC
meet Aftef uaeu meeting tt.s
as hes L. aaHce and enHe
games VIZ nal caI1t down ana.
JON then
On FRIDAY ae Panther Revs
err have Ifasaf weekly dance
These e. ne IesnagefS II fa5l
have by q alfI ln sciaaI ana
McuAe hks Stem fc nloag other
npys ere e nave them eae
down aao fsn te Panther Hft
eaes2 1hss ENJOY dancing ana
games every frsdaY evening
from 6 = o.
Dog overlook car movie pro
gram
sandax tae q S Amy
Eakt
Mosaa Z S Navy Base
Iueaa Maritime Court
1hurs = II a Tralla
Court
kudag laia stree, adjacent
fla office
Mrs. 4. l. Walker
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-10-01

Something To cheer abou,-and Youn Cheer Tool~ You eaa select >
Gee, . suit or bosA and EASY CREDIT BUYS IT. Tor !. little $ 81
DOWN ~su hola yoar ahoas unn yea are ready . - a a or
Easy To Pay p a Deposit A1soun0 Planl
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-28
FuneraIHeld
ForDr. Ford
In Chicago

CHICAGO-(ANP) - DR.. John
Elijah Ford. first Negro 10 Sradu-
ate from the University of Chicago
theological seminary. was buried
here Thursday following funeral
services in jacksonville, Fla, where
be had died at the age Of IS.
Pastor Of the Institutional Bay
tist church in jacksonville for 80
years. DR.. Ford was noted as
leader in the National Baptist con-
vention, unincorporsted. He had
once been sent 70 Rome, Italy, for
Bible instruction.
Born in Owensboro. KY, DR..
Ford attended Fisk university and
Beloit college in addition TO the
University Of Chicago. He was
active until shortly before his death,
the result OF stroke.
Surviving relatives include his
widow. Mrs Elizabeth Ford; SIS
Ger. Mrs. Lola Ford Edwards OF 81.
Paul. finn: two brothers, Virtell
and Milton Ford Of Chicago. as well
ss a number OF nieces and nephews.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-28
en- P a S S a n T"
By RUBY LEE

with fine party this past week
end. Jessie Bryant was in the Motor
City on leave from the u S Navy
While home he was honored with
a surprise party which was given
at the fashionable home Of Mrs
Ross Of Trowbridge avenue. TIE
affair was really superfine and
Jumped until the wee hours Among
those present were the gay sisters,
Irene. Pauline and Sylvia Bill
and Frank Jamison. Raymond Shep.
pard. Minnie Bryant and scores OF
others.
The North End has bcvy OF
beauties. namely Iris Bel. june
Baldwin and Matte Lewis, Don't
forget 20 let me mention little
beauty who lives on Enslewood,
Pauline Mckinney.
\ certain girl on the North End
mas a strange idea that she is the
ono and only in a popular young
athletes heart 49,. How wrong
ne IS ...... Al the luck 20 you.
Irene. you deserve him more than
t.l;S certain young member Of the
Sub DcbS docs.
Al, YOU can hear Doris Bell speak
( Of lately is Gordon ...... She won;
.revea, MS as. name but nc is OK
poc;cd 20 vis.: our fair city in the
very near future. Who 90 you love
DORIS. Gordon or Jimmy Daniels?
Ar.hp~ Smi:h has taken the air
corps exam and passed with . per-
centase OF rs. Brilliant. isn't he?
Seen up at Midwest a few weeks
ago were Rose Canpoel. and a ccr-
,aln handsome young man who IS
a member OF the Conquistadorcs
..... The couple was really hav-
ing fine time 49,. Oh well, j
le. YOU fnd out the details for your.
self 49,. Al any rate. Rose is this
person taking Morris Lomarf:
place? $50. Could be. no ......
We WONDER
Joan Kennedy recently returned
i from the hospital where she hst
her appendix removed. Joan is nov
up and out AGAIN 49,. VIC are OIL
50 very glad that YOU recovered 81
rapidly. Joan. 50 please take sooc
care Of yourself
/ Wonder what was behind the III
lie tete-a-te;e that a certain groli
or yourg men held this past sun
day az ;he home Of Damon Ketn'
...... All 81 The young men pres
ert are members Of the Alpha
100. Won't you tel Us BOYS, or j
{ supposed TO be a secret'''
4 Haezs gaS Ambrose Morris Tues
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-28
Of
A.M.E. Zion
Church Meet

BROOKLYN, ~ y. - The A.M.E.
Zion church must address itself on
world problems created by the war,
sad Bishop Cameron D Alleyne Of
Philadelphia. newly elected chair
nan OF the Board " Bishops and
Correctional Council If the A.ME.
Zion church. meeting here Thurs
day at First AME. Zion church.
Tompkins avenue and McDonough
street, pastored by the Rev. William
o. Darlington.
Bishop John w. Martin, Chicago,
retiring chairman, presented the
chairman-elect; Bishop William j.
Walls Of Chicago was reelected
secretary Of the board, with the
RI. Rev. z. L. Madison, Pittsburgh,
as assistant secretary.
The session which closed Satur-
day, attracted more than 300 church,
men from all sections of the coun-
try.
Manager Richard Sheriff. Of the
A.M.E Zion Publishing House.
Charlotte. N. c.. announced that
the 100000 debt on the property in
1928 was brought down 10 $4,000.
Reports showed an increase in all
monies handled by the general off,
GERS and the membership roll has
rapidly increased in the large city
churches.
Others reporting TO the Board in
Guided Editor Walter r. Lowell. Star
OF Zion. Charlotte, ". c.; Rev. Jam IS
c. Taylor. Paterson N. j., editor OF
the Zion Quarterly Review: DR.. Bu-
ford F. Gordon, editor OF the Church
School Literature, Charlotte, N. C.;
the Rev. DR.. H. T. Medford. secre-
tary of Home and Foreign Missions,
Washington: Secretary OF Minis
terial Brotherhood Herbert b
Shaw, Wilmington, N. C.. and DR.
James w. Eishelberger or chicago
secretary OF Christian Education.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-28

day and Wednesday Of this week?
a.. No, not there $50. Or we're
youo ..... We are all very inter-
ested in knowing, so tell US soon.
SGT. Billie Hall, now stationed
At Fort Clark. Texas, sent his mo-
Their, Mrs. william Hall Sr. huge
bouquet OF roses on her 18th ami
versary, which was the 18th 81
this month. Billies petite Little
sister. Rita, is busy these days
making preparations 70 return %
Palmer Lahore where she attended
school last year and enjoyed il
very much.
SO sorry to hear that Martha Lun-
dey is i'll ..... Here's wishing her
a speedy recovery from al OF her
friends.
Handsome little Douglass Lee Jr.,
is showing a great deal of interest
these days in a certain young lady
who lives on Alger avenue ......
Wonder if her name is Sara Casey?
...... II so, l wonder what Milton
Howard, Robert Gray and James
Lathon think about this little
smiles? ...... She calls him young
er than me" ...... but. oh well,
it's happened before so it can hap
pen again, can't ii, Sara?
Glamorous Mrs Ann Gray Pack
recently returned home after spend
ing a month with her charming
mother. Mrs. Eula Lawrence, OF
Jacksonville. Fla. from there she
visited friends in Virginia and
Washington. Mrs Pack lives on
Vincwood avenue and plans to leave
N the very near future to visit hei
husband who is at present stationed
at Camp Hammer. Fresno, Calf.
Don't rush. girls, but there are
three young men visiting here. They
are Mortic Frezevant Of New YORK
City ..... Joseph E. Wood and
Austin Kelly Jackson, both OF
Cleveland, Ohio. All boys are very
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-28
SENTENCE
SERMONS

I. When men entertain hate for
certain races they virtually declare
that God did not know what He was
doing when He created them.
2. God did marvellous thing
when He made no two OF us alike;
but He did a greater thing when He
created all Of us in His own image.
3. He hoped that all Of us would
carry His face around but any,
thing similar to His image today is
very seldom found.
4. The blood in blood banks nigh:
De more effective il all men be-
lieved that God hath made OF orc
blood all nations Of men for TO
dwell on all the face OF the earth"
5. All men are created equal, bit
individually must learn that, their
one important task, is Gods king
dom to adorn.
8. When we walk in the steps OF
Christ, we never over-step our
selves.
7. The animal nature in lot OF
our boys has disappeared in fox
holes, because they have learned to
bear the burden Of other unfortu-
nate souls.
8. Children's absolute faith and
dependence upon parents this day is
a blessing, when men seem so far
from God and their fathlessness in
each other, so distressing.
8. Mans greatest mistake Is to
put up with himself and put down
God.
10. To be attractive to God you
have TO side-track the Devil.
II. Since Jesus is the way, the
truth and the life" man writes his
own death warrant IL he chooses
any other course.
IL Thank God for being well
born, then thank yourself and God
il you have had sense enough early
in life, 10 be born again.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-28
New Council
2 As
Co-Directors

ATLANTA-(ANP)-Dr. William
z. Cole OF the University OF Tens
nessee and DR.. Ira d. Reid Of At
lanta university have been APP
pointed co-directors of the newly
formed Southern Regional council
to produce a program for immedi-
ate. action.
Formation OF the council was the
result OF the recent meeting in
Atlanta attended by 16 white and
Is Negro leaders OF the south which
followed the Durham conference.
Negro. and the Atlanta conference,
white. which aimed to produce a
workable program for better race
relations in the south.
DR.. Charles S. Johnson OF Fisk
university and DR.. Howard Odum OF
the University OF North Caroline
we're co-chairmen Of the interracial
Atlanta meeting held several weeks
ago and will continue in this posi-
ton until permanent officers are
elected.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-28
Woman Bishop To
Attend Conference

TUPELO. Miss-CANP)-Among
outstanding personages of the
Church Of the Living God scheduled
10 attend the state convention OF the
sect here August IS through Sep
TENDER 5. is Bishop VI L. Jewell,
who has repeatedly healed genera!
sufferers OF infantile paralysis, cam
Ger. strokes and other ills.
The annual assembly follows by
a month the meeting OF the young
peoples convention in Cleveland,
and is expected TO attract delegates
from all over the south.
Bishop Jewell has been senior
bishop OF the church since the death
OF her husband, Bishop B. L. Nc
Leod in 1897. The church was
founded in 1908, and property hold
ings are reported 10 have increased
IS percent in the past five years.