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The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-05-11

(COntlnued rom Page OIleJ 1lounced that our seasoned Alaskan troops took the Japs c.Ll. .l~t-ly by surprise in their swift occupa- ton of this island in the lace C1 adverse weather
 Move in Fast
 Our troops moved in with the precision of a war college demon stration to effect a landing in bad weather. Drenched in the icy surf the men successfully completed the occupation under a leader, who until assigned to Alaska never had experience in the type of bitter weather offered here.
 He is Brig. Gen. Lloyd E. Jones of Columbia, South Carolina De- scribing the operation today at Buckner's headquarters, he said the maueuver was perfectly execut- ed without a flaw by the end of the first day after the initial land ing.
 By that time our forces had moved in guns. ammunition and food and had complete control of the situation
 The morale of the men was in- spring, he said. Every man in the occupying force was called upon for extra performance and duty be- cause of the hazardous wea t h CT prevailing
 Some Cited
 Some of these were cited for in- dividual accomplishments. The Army commander also praised the participating naval personnel for extraordinary performance and duty under difficult conditions.
 The Army and Navy forces were perfectly coordinated, he said.
 Among the men mentioned were Lieut.. Paul Kovar of Missouri Val ley, Iowa; Pvt Buck Thompson, former Alaskan trapper, now a combat intelligence scout, n d others
 Thompson pitched into the icy surf with half dozen other sol- diers, hundreds of yards off shore, assisted his companions to the beach, pulling them out of the water and wrapping them in their sleeping bags. He stayed with them for several hours.
 Worked Hard
 All during the occupation the is land was shrouded with snow and the men worked unceasingly for "A hours to unload supplies, dig in and establish themselves, setting up communications as well.
 The advantage of the Alaskan training was shown, too. The main landing force was preceded by a unit of special combat scouts who, led by Col William Verbeck, went ashore in rubber boats to occupy strategic points. One of the places occupied was a Russian Aleut vil- lage which had previously been hit by our bombers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-05-11
GILMORES LEAVE

Patrick Gilmore. Jr., assistant United States Attorney, has left for the south to join the Armed Forces. Mrs. Gilmore accompanied him as far as Ketchikan, where she will visit for some time.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-05-11
SENTENCED AT PETERSBURG

According to wire received by the Marshals office from Deputy Marshal Chris Christensen at Pet ersburg, Ben Josue Marshall, a Filipino, was arrested May 6, on a charge of assault and battery. He was convicted by a jury on May 8, and given l50 days in the Fed eral Jail.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-05-11
SPEEDING ARREST

Norman B. Moller was arrested yesterday and pleaded guilty to the charge of speeding. He paid a fine of $l0 and was released, ac- cording to Deputy Marshal Walter Hellan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-05-11
MISS ZIMMERMAN HERE

J Hazel Zimmerman, Regional Representative in charge of exten- sion work for the University of AL aska, flew in from Anchorage yes- terday. She is at the Baranof
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-05-11
A. D. WRIGHT HERE

A. D. Wright, with the Icy
 Straits Packing Company, came in
 from Hoonah yesterday and is at the Baranof Hotel
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-05-11
WAKE UP YOUR
 LIVER BILE
Without CaIomeI Y And You'II Jump Out Q.
 Bed in the Morning Karin to Go

The liver should pour ont two pints Of liquid bile into your bowels daily. If thii bile is not flowing freely, your food msj not digest. It may just decay in the boweis. Gas bioats up your stomach. You get eon- stipated. You feel sour. sunk and the world looks punk.
 It takes those good, effective Cart<4'y Little Liver Pills to get these two piFts of bile flowing freely to make you feel ''up and up" Amazing in making bile flow freely. Ask for Carter's Little Liver Pis by name. Stubbornly refuse anything else Price zSs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-05-11
BOYLE TO wRANGELL

James F. Boyle, area manager for the Union oil Company, left for Wrangell, Sunday, on a short business trip.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-05-11
MIR, MRS. VIM. JOHNSON
 ON TRIP TO KETCHIKAN

Mir and Mrs, William Johnson, who live in the Earl Apartments, are leaving today for short trip to Ketchikan, their former home.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-05-11
HOSPITAL NOTES

Sharon Kimmel, aged five, en- tered St. Ann's Hospital this morn ing for a tonsillectomy.
 Mrs Olaf Peterson became the mother of a baby boy this morning at 12:10 a. m. at St. Ann's Hospital weighing seven pounds sever ounces.
 Frank Kardanoff, medical pa tient, and Travis Goad, surgical were incoming patients yesterday at St. Ann's Hospital.
 Mrs. Emma Mark this morning Government Hospital, where she gave birth to a baby boy at the was admitted yesterday. John, both of Angoon, have en-
 Mrs. Lillian Johnson and Agne: tered the Government Hospital fol treatment.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-05-11
Wriier Tells How Our
 Men Occupied, 5ei Up
 Air Field on Amthiikd

tContinued from Page one)
Washington Journal., 1943-07-30
Ser CUTE &at
Q(ns altOemtIdjem Grsablsnt.

Cine Srolt flagte einem guten
6reuno, ooB ibr Mann fait ale
0aat bon uno toa beimfdme unS
einen greuliden 26rm anri6te, 10
BOB ii1 nieman0 I'M @alts Dor ibm
0iirfe ieben Iaiiett, uno Bat i'm UNI
einen guten Sat, uie iie iid bod
oerbalten ioIe.
Ser quite Greuno oofte Bel iib
felbit: @iellei9t gibIt ou ibm Die
Triad, penn Oh i'm nit @orten
libel anfabrit uto Ben toaen Scar.
rem nod toaer madit uno Ingte gu
ibr:
Mein Iiebes @eib, ga min i1
Oir elm @aiier geben. @enn nun
oein Mann mieoer boa beimfommt,
10 trinf's gei9mino. S1lud es aber
ia nidt binunter, ionoern bebalt es
i'm Mun6, Bis Der Mann gu 8ett
lit. 9a nirit ou erfabrer, mas oies
8aiier fir cine groBe &raft bat.
9as tat nun oaS @eib. l1no neil
iie oes @aiiers balber, 0as tie i'm
Muno belt, nidt idelten fonnte,
10 f6luieg Ser Mann ali9 itia uno
ging alio nit Srieoen au @ett.
lleber etlide Gage fam Tie mie-
Der 81 Dem guten Sreuto unO iuoa-
te wiiien, mas oas bod fir elm
8aiier pdre uno mie teuer es f6-
me, alih mo es 8u befommen iein
m0dte. sic polte es meter brau-
den, es bate moblgetan. Ser quite
Sreuno ladte bon Screen uno
iprn6: Mein liebes @eib, oas @ais
Ter tit leidt 81 6efommen. gu
fannft es aus einem ie0en 8rull.
men idDpfen. 8os ou aber benz
8aiier 5uidreibit oas bait gu nit
oeinem Stiafdweisen 5utpeee ge-
braAt.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-30
Neretnss& alemOer

GpneDrb GIub. 9rGfiOent:
Carl 5tober; Gefret6r. Grau y.
GhIohter, 1868 Conn. Ibe., 90. Us.
9~erIommIung ieOen Oritten WtitttuOG
i'm Monnt.
grOipect Sill TriebbOf. @rdiiOent:
Jreo @ogeliong; Sefretdr: s. o.
Winfler; GAosmeiIter: 2dlvence ..
Shus. 0eri. am 2. Sarlstag I'M
Monot i'm Grieobofsgebauoe.
z Oettide Treimaurer 2Oge
~ Arminins, Sc. %, G.N.M.M.
NJ Gefretdr: Gre0f. 8ertram,
1341 GbepberO Str, g. 9. Yer
inmmIung am l.. 0ienstag i'm Wto'
not i'm 0euen Malonic Eempel, 18ts
un0 $ StroBe, 81. rs.
4rminius @ereniigmngs e@erein.
0r1fioent: RonroO Weiiler; Setre.
tar: Eheooor 2er9, 1905 Siebte
GtroBe, 81. 50. @~eriammIung am
/. GonnobenO /. Wt. I'M Sauie zines
WitgIieoes.
,9eutider Sbeater &Inb". Nra.
ii0ent, @uitoD Seller. 8eriamn1l1irg
ieoen bierten Mitauo4 i'm Wtonat.
Greater Beneficial Union,
0iftrift ger. 40. 9r1iioent, Wei4el
Noiner; Setret1r, Gbriitian &roner'
bitter, 11O4 8onibant Ctr, Stlner
Spring, M0. @eri. am 4. WtittuO&
m Wonnt.
Greater Beneficial Union,
0iitritt Ger. 100. Prdiioent: Sobn
@re0lein; Sefret1r: Gbriitian Gbrut
1922 Giinfte StroBe, g. IS. 8eri.
am 4ten Dienstag |. Wt. i'm Sorie
ger. 1920 3 StraBe, 81. 9.
Muppert Seim Traaen 8iIfsDsr'
Gin. 9~r1iioentin, Grau Bobette
Qrumfe; Setret6rin, Grou Wtobel
Diet. 9~eriommlung am 2. Diens'
tag i'm Monot, 2 ubr noHmittogs.
I'm Seine.
9entIdes @aiienbaas. Hrdiioent:
9reo Shneioer; 6etret1r: Wnt. y.
Waiuer, 5425 Nebrnsfa Gbeniie.
0oroueIt. Merchandising am 5tDei-
ten Sonntag i'm MeOnat i'm Bailert-
baus.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-30

aeiben6. vseien sic mir bite nidt
boiel" bat er. Sic Ieuf5te, neil iie
ibm b0ie lein noIlte uito nidt fonn.
te. Sn5piiden paren iie an cine
neue Salteitene gelaugt. Sic bIieben
iteben, iaben iih an, un0 0ann blid-
ten ite ideinbur ungeOuloig in Die
8ihtung, aus ser Ser Nutobus
fomneu muBte. Ser 9lutobus fam
beran. Nber lie itieg nidt elm. @r
iab iie erItount OH. oNhl" Id6eIte
Iie miiOe. SD braltde ia nidt 81
fabre1. @s mar MIR Elm Grid bon
mir, INT sic Ios5uper0en."
nltno i1 broufe Gu1 ni1t 5u
fabren, es NOR nltr Elm Grid bon
mir, Idnger nit Sbuen 5uiammen
81 ieinI"
sic Iodten beiOe. Damn tpur6e
Oas 6rGulein elm tpenig berleger.
@r iob fie an. n9arf id Sic nun
elm Stiif begIeiten? sic nifte.
oWeil i9 feinen SriG mebr weiB,
Sic Ios8uper0enl" i%eitf8te iie.
1tn0 10 mar es. sic fonnte ibn
niht mebr logfper6en, ober er fonn-
tie fte oud nidt mebr Iosner0en,
ittt0 aus 0em nStiid~ tpuroe Elm
gatt5er LANCER 9e6enstpeg, iie beiro-
teten fi6 n6mIid.
9iGr @eihidte er8dblen ife, tpenn
man iie fragt, pie fie iib eigentIi6
fennenlernten
Washington Journal., 1943-07-30
Ser a~IaHennnteri6ieb

anlaBlia elmer plobliden Ct.
Training oes ia6iiiden &ronprin-
5en REF man oen beriibmten 2eip-
5iger Mrat SDieri9 na6 9ressen.
Nuf Dem gabniteig traf oieier ben
iebr bornebmen, a0ligen 9eip5iger
Rreis6auptmnnr, Der in leutielig-
berablaiienoer art nit Dem Mr5t eitt
@eiprah begann. Mls man in Dan
8ug einitieg, ga ihloB feline gr5el'
len3 bie l~1nterbaltling nit ben
@orten:
rgea, ieBt miiiien mir uns nobl
trennen, Serr gr5enens fubr eriter
Rloiie, Ebierid 3meiter.
Grit beim gerlaiien BEG 8abnbo-
fes in Dresden traf man Ii9 mie-
Ser. Ser 9rofeiior pliroe bort BON
einer Sofequipage ertunrtet, nab.
reno Ser &reisbauptmaun cine
9roidfe berberief. Die Sofequipage
~DeranlaBte i'm, iib erfleut an
Sblerlb 81 menoen, nber oieSmnl
melt liebenSDiir0iger:
rad, Sic mer0en ms SdloB &c.
bolt Damn lit eg alio mabr, mas i9
borte, OaB Seine a0niglide &obeit
Der aronprin8 idper franf iit?"
D2eioer lit es pabr, groellen5",
entgegnete S6ierid, mdbreno er in
ben 8agen itieg, naber id bin Ell.
itaunt, Dab idon Elm @erii6t BARI.
Der unter oas golf georungen lit.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-30

ten Bis our Aufuuft Oes 3uoes,
uto Morianne lit INNER nod uidt
ga. Sn Sebn Minnten miro ser 3ug
binter SEN Ouuflen S0bren in Die
Rllrpe einbiegen unO beraubrauien
uttO Dor ser Station buIten. Seine
beioen Softer Bat GbriItian I6on
mittogs unten am Shalter abgeee.
ben.
Sebt iiebt er iemano BEN ouitsi-
genoen 8eg Berauffommeu. Ma.
rianue fommt langiam Ben @eB
berouf tie tr6gt eiuen braunen &of.
fer, Tie ideint iebr miiOe itnO er.
i6opft. Sic trdgt oas ounfeIblaue
&oitiim, oas lie 10 groB un0 idlonf
madt. l%tniiennbore 2iebe iiberD6l-
tigt oes Manes Ser5, Der utter Ser
8u9e aufgeiprungen lit. 3uglei6
ldbmt i'm cine entleblide @epiB.
belt. gr liebt, oaB bier nidt Oie
@eliebte gum 9abnbof fommt, Die
2iebenoe, Oeren 2iebe iiber Ons Sc.
ben tr~iumpbiert, er liebt cine Ser
Iorene Sitr Station geben, Iie bat
niGt MIR SEN 8ater un0 0ie Mutter
Derloren, lie bat ni6t nur ibr MGo.
.dentum on einen Mann berloren,
al Dem Tie MIR Sreunoldaft emp
fan0, ionOern iie bat nun aud nod
lire &inOer b~erIoren, oenen lie ibr
Qeben gegeben bat.
Sn oielen Minuten erfennt gbri-
ftian, 0aB 0ieies Opfer iiber lire
&raft gebt upO OnB lie es 3eritort.
Gut, nun muB er nod einnaI aues
in li9 auIommennebmen un0 Damn
aGes opfern. 9as Bfeifen unO &ol.
len BEG 3uges oringt pie Elm oiin-
mes, i6aries Jrierett unter ieine
Saltt, er bIeibt in 6ieiem Srieren
iteben, 1tarr, feline Sauit preBt ben
SUIT 81t einem Gl1mper, er felt 81,
ME Marianne iebt bergebIi9 nod
ibm iudjt, er iiebt ben Bug binter
Sen ounflen Sobren in oie &urbe
einbiegen un0 be%ranfommen, RAID
uno Ood fpie unbepeglid, utO Damn
fiebt er i'm Dor Der Station baltef.
SeBt liebt er Marianne Oie $50
genreiben e~ntlang gebef, lire Wiiise
iiber Dem beablon0en Saar BAT ii@
berIdoben, iie bebt ii6 auf 6ie 8s
o~ ~
benipiBen un0 iiebt in Die Abteile
binein. nGinfteigenl" ruff Der
SGdffner. Morianue tritt 8uriid,
Ser 3ug fdngt an gu rouen, tie itebt
neben i6rem Softer ut0 iiebt Dem
entidmin0enOen 3ug nod. Damn
ieBt iie iid auf 0ie 8anf. 2nnge
iiBt tie BORT ouf Dem berlaiienen
8abniteig. 9ie gea6mittogsionne lit
Idneit BON Sen @eleiien fort. gbri.
itial bort in ieiner Ndbe 6ie i9ar.
fen Sdreie beg gi6elbabers.: Ct
lebnt nod INNER an Der 8uhe.
8enn or iebt binunteriebt, fiiblt er,
ooB Mnrianne dun rubiger getpor.
Sen lit. Cine @eiIe bat tie nod ge-
lpeint. aber lett tex tie pl0blid
ouf unO ladelt. Damn nimmt iie ben
Softer unO gebt Sen 8eg 5uriid.
Sic 9ebt 81 ibren &in0ern.
Gbriitian minft ibr einmal leiic
nit Dem 3erOriidten SUIT mad. Damn
gebt aud er, Sic Softer fam er
ipdter bolen, er eebt tiefer in oen
8alo bitein, in Dem es i6on obenO.'
li9 miro, oomnerig uno itia, uno
sic 9an6e 3eit bat er oos entiebli.
de @efiibl, pl0Blid 8u eiuem Saufen
ai6e Oerbrannt gu Iein.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-30
S p n e

@ah ion aid nidt DeriuHen,
Sen S6rper obnt sic sseIe 5u BEL
len. II Glato.
lit
entpe0el Elm 3ei1en GROCER Slug
belt oOer GROCER = 9ummbeit.
Ger siuiIiiiertc @enib tut orei
9inge Suoiel: er fist '%8uoieI, CT iBt
aitoiel uno er oenft 5uOiel. - @il-
Iiams.
S6IGgt Dir Sic Soffnung fell,
ME febGe sir ooS Soffenl
Gin Cor lit 5ugetan Ood tauieno
inh nod oiien.
England lit Oa8 0anO Ser
neiiten Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Tilettnnten ipieIen Sort ais Mit-
glieOer BON etrpa $500 S6cateroer-
einen.
@an treble cine Gnt5iebungsfnr
niflt 81 melt, 0enn au6 lie 1hlleBt
cine @efabr elm, ionOern pale tie
Ser 9%onititution Oes 6etrefienoen
Mteniden an. - Sippofrates.
SSu9enD. mo Sic 5eele gliibt,
ltno oGes wagt, MIR nift 3t Iiigen,
So Ser @e0onfe 6unfen Ipriibt,
Sod Eff er ipri1t, in Bid un0 8I-
geni Byron.
9 Ell &oIe fiber 0uft geniigt
Oh braudit iie ni6t 8li breden,
ltn6 ner fid nit Dem 9uft begniigt,
Sen miro ibr Corn ni6t itehen.
ST. b. 8ooenitebt.
Sci 6iiden IGBt fi6 Ous Sitter
5iemli6 genau dbnlid fpie BET Sen
8dumen an sen 0entlih obgeiebten
Sabresringen beitimmen, uno aipnr
an Sen &nohen, olBerOem an ben
@eb0rIteinen un0 &ien1enoedelr.
Oas 2eben Iebt MIR, in0en es
2eben berniftet. 9ayon miro aidJ
ser @egetarismus nidts 1uoern.
Mi9 %ern6bren, beiBt Eier- una
@flanaen5eGe nit meinen eigenen
3eIen 81 bermii9en. - 6. 8.
SdIeid.
Bum 9idt empor nit flarem BIid
Gin GorpGrts Itets, ME Elm 3uriid,
Gin frohes Soften fiibnes Strebeu
ltn6 ihneles Sonoeln altd 0aneben
Damn bat 0as 9aiein 8pef unf
3ieI,
@er @roBes min, erreidt aud oieI.
0bpobI sic flimatiifen Ser.
b1ltniiie am 0or0= un0 Sii0poT
gon8 oieieIben iino, 1T ser Sierbe.
itan0 an Sen 8oIcn iebr oerfHie6en.
90 leben peoer @isbdren nod So
larfiihie am Sii0poI, pdbreno 6a.
gegen feline @ineuine am Nor0pol
81 fin6en Iino.
Sage nie, Ben &elA Ser S9mer6ett
@iir8t Elm iiiBes genifgefiibI;
6ebrer Shauer liebt Die Ser5en
SIN 9rfan uno Sdladtgeuiibl.
Sober Mut uno &raft entquenen
Sat beItan0ener @efnbr;
@enien BEG Srolfs 9eiellen
Sid Ill ShDermttt uniidtbar.
Gas Critic uno @idtigIte i'm
2eben lit, oaB man iih felbIt gu be-
berriden iiidt, OaB man fth nit
Gitbe Dem l1nobdnoerlihen inter-
nirft uno ieoe Gage, Bic begliidenbe
pie Sic unerfrenlide als etuas an
Iiebt, moraus oas innere @eIen nnS
Ser eigenilide Gbarofter Stdrfe
i6opfen f0nnen.
SO. b. Sumbolot.
Washington Journal., 1943-07-30

-@ergIeid. Qitanot, Sl0ten-
~ipiellebrer Srieorids H. tpuroe bon
elmer nbnungsloien Sof0ame gefrogt,
ipesbalb bic @eigen imlnter 10 per-
itimmt ieien, ipent ibnen mol cine
Saite reiBt. Sic b1tten bod nod
0rei an0ere. Qrnn0t ladte uro
gab 6dnn oie @rfldrung: uSpaBige
2eate iino oie gioIiniiten, oa baben
Ste boGitdnoig redt, man f6nnte Ia.
gen: fie Itn0 tpie Die fleiten &inoer.
iie ipielet ati liebiten auf allen Bic
rem"
Washington Journal., 1943-07-30
giel ~perlamst

.aber 5rau geier, Sic baben se-
iagt, Dab Sic Elm rubiges 3immer
81 permieten batten, in Dem man
nngeitort iein uiiroe, un6 iett TOM
men Sic idon gum orittenmaI in
oieier ISOLDE berein uao berlongert
Die Mietel"
Washington Journal., 1943-07-30
etaats- SerOIb Mmana& 1913

MeidbaItises 2eiematerial, MOpel-
len, geldidten, @ebidte anb piele
fiinitleriide gilbbeilasen aus ber
alien un6 ne1en 9eimat.
Nnr 5Oc-6nrd bic TOft 6Ot.
SIN SOurnaIbirp, 710-6te Gtrafe,
q. 80, 81 babtn
Washington Journal., 1943-07-30

Spria nidts 80ies BON einem
Meniden, pern ou es nidt gemiB
tueiBt; nlo ipenn gu es geipiB tpeiBt,
6ann frage bid: parum er56ble id
esq 2abater.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12
Prominent
Detroiter
Deceased

Detroiters were shocked to learn
Of the untimely death Of Mr.. Ellis
Herring, secretary OF the well
known Nacirema club, member OF
the Omega Psi Phi fraternity, and
prominent in all social and civic
affairs in and about Detroit.
Mr.. Herring departed this life on
June /. He was a graduate Of the
Detroit College of Law, and form
er student of Hampton Institute. He
leaves a widow, Mrs. Nye Tucker
Herring, his parents. who also live
in Detroit, and three sisters, and a
brother. He was buried from Scott
NJ. E. church on Saturday. Reverend
Carroll officiating. The obituary
was read by his fraternity brother,
Jack Wells.
Honorary pallbearers were: Roy
J. Morton, Robert Fletcher, Will
liam Sumner, Charles Harris, Ju-
liam Rodgers, James Driskell. E.
Williams, and Harold Crosby. Ac-
tive pallbearers we're: DR.. Walter
Willis, j. M. Stephens, G. Burwell,
Jesse Mcmillan, B. Jones and Artie
Bailey.
Resolutions were read by the
Nacirema club. Hampton club,
Omega Psi Phi fraternity, and va
rious church societies. All the
Nacirema members wore white car
nations. Mr.. Herring was the first
officer OF the club to pass away.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12

A Farewell Party was given on
Friday evening at Plymouth Con-
gregational church. in honor OF
Myzell Sowell, who will leave for
the army on June l6.
The guest list included Mary Ann
Coins who was stunning in sum-
mer black dress and very pretty
white flower In her hair which was
gathered in up-sweep; Peggy Jean
Burris looking very fetching in a
white outfit: Janice Whitby. in a
smart suit; Sue Ann Nichols in
perfectly stunning green suit;
Jackie Dunlap, in white, and Vel
ma May in a smart purple print
dress
TIE honoree. Myzell Sowell
looked very handsome in an oxford
gray shadow stripe suit, white shirt
and green tie. Other members Of
the male sex who also looked like
they walked out Of Esquire were:
Julian Wi,herspoon in sharp black
suit: Lawrence Gipson. looking very
smart in plain brown pants with
an English tweed jacket set off by
a beige sport shirt, and Winton
Blackwell, also i'm a black suit. set
off very smartly with a white
sport shirt.
Seen dancing and chatting were:
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12
NORTH END NEWS

our pastor who will celebrate his
Silver Jubilee as a priest. he COM
mended him for his fine work
which he had done since he has
been pastor. Space will not allow
us TO mention all the eulogy that
was expressed by Father Duckett.
There are two young priests who
are laboring earnestly side by side
with Father Theifels who have won
the respect and devotion OF the
members of the parish. Father
Mullen and Father Clynnes are
really called by God for this work
The young ladies' Sodality has
grown and is very active with Faith
er Clynnes as their spiritual di-
rector The Boy Scouts have re-
organized and have grown with
Father Mullen as spiritual director
and Maurice Foster Sr., as assistant
Scout leader. Father Carron can
be seen visiting the sick and
spreading cheer and sunshine
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-06-12
Ladies' Society
Served Dinner
To Servicemen
Servicemen's D ay At
Berea Church

The eleven o'clock services Sum
day morning. May %, were a his
tory-making occasion. This day
had previously been designated as
Service Mems Day. There were
present troops from Selfridge Field.
Oscoda. Michigan State Troopers Of
the Collingwood Armory. Their
guest escorts were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Stephens. Miss Beatrice
Williams. and Mines. Williams and
Bessie Morton Of the Motor Corps
A quartette of uniformed men
furnished music during the service.
At the close of the service Mrs.
Stephens. in her dynamic way, ap-
pealed to the congregation to sup
port our men in the armed forces.
Following the services the men
and guests were invited to Fellow
ship Hall and served dinner. A
young woman escorted each soldier
to the dining table and enjoyed dim
ner with him. The dinner, which
was prepared by committee
headed by Mrs. J. M. Jones. con-
sisted Of fricasse chicken, peas and
carrots, mashed potatoes, giblet
gravy, rolls and bread, relishes,
coffee. and American Soldier des-
sert.
This affair was sponsored by the
Women's Society of Christian
Service; Mrs. Anna Cooper is
chairman of the Fellowship COM
mittee. We are very grateful to
our pastors wife. Mrs. A. M. Bank
,ead, for this contact.
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Emma Mcqueen Copeland Is Stork Shower HOnOree
Miss Bond Honoree
At Birthday Party

Miss Eleanor Bond, pretty daugh-
ter Of Mrs. S. Bond Of East Phil
adelphia avenue, was honored Sat-
urday, May %, with party to cell
citrate her 10Th birthday. Eleanor
is a student Of Northern High
school and looked very charming as
she received her guests Layuna
Keller and william. Thompson lit
the candles on Eleanor's beautiful
cake. Peanuts, candy. ice cream.
and cake were enjoyed by all. The
guests danced to the latest record
ing and games were also played.
Lovely Layuna Keller acted as
monitor of the games.
Among those who attended were:
Betty and Mary Brown, Layuna
Keller, Mildred MCGOWAN, Alice
Conley, Dorothy Hughley. Mildred
Carter, Phyllis Beard, Lucius Bond.
James Carter, Williams Thompson
and others.
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through the neighborhood.
Holy Name Society


All members OF the Holy Name
Society and Boy Scouts will COM
mune in a body on Sunday morn
ing at 10 am. Confessions are
heard on Saturdays from S pm. to
9 pm. The church will celebrate the
silver jubilee of Rev. Father
Theifels. Offer up your mass for
him. All ladies and girls must en-
ter the church with their heads
covered.
The Ladies OF Charity held their
regular monthly meeting at the
beautiful home OF the president.
Mrs. Cornellie on King avenue.
Reports of committees were made
and there was present ten men,
bers. This fine group of women Is
to be commended for the very fine
work which it is doing among those
who need aid. After the regular
routine of business, games were
played and prizes were given. The
winners were Mrs. Filipino and
Mrs. Biancee. The hostess served a
delicious luncheon which was en-
joyed by all. The hostess. in her
charming and hospitable manner.
made everyone feel at home. Mrs.
Cornellie. president; Mrs. Carol, re-
! porter.