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Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-31
Fall Of RobouI
Looms as yonk
Forces Close in
Land, Sea and Air Power Poise
For Final Thrust on Pivotal
Base Guarding Japs' Supplies
= BY UNITED PRESS =

American land, sea- and air power closed in around
Japans onceormidabe stronghold at Rabaul New Brit
ain Friday marine forces completed their conquest of
the northwestern tip the island and began the repair
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-31

Happy New Year
Happy New Year to all of you
and may you have a lot OF fun
breaking your New Years resolu-
tions.
It's a Tradition
This year Mrs. Leta Mae Bryan
of Ell Centro and Mrs. Charles Nice
of Brawley spent their twenty sixth
Christmas together.
Anything Goes
At the United States employment
office in FL Centre they are having
a great time these days with the
stabilization program and avail
ability certificates. Tom Finney
director, collected these gems from
among the requests made at the
office.
A Negro paused at the counter
and said, Lady, I wants to join
the ability club
Another said, Il wants to make
myself available
Still another said, How does
get general debility papers?"
But the best of all was this one,
II wish to know how l can get
stabilized
Wash Day Blues
Washing seems to be the worst
thing about military service as far
as some men are concerned.
Raymond Rowe is in the navy.
II don't mind anything but the
washing" he moaned while home
on furlough. Il have to take a
big bar of soap and rub and rub
and rub It's terrible!"
Captain Chan Livingston wrote
from Africa that he had been put
to no end of trouble trying to in
itiate a native, assigned to him
to wash his clothes in the finer
arts of washing with soap and hot
water.
No matter what Chan says the
native stubbornly Attempts to pound
the dirt from Chan's uniforms
while they were inadequately i'm
mersed in cold water. That is the
approved native way of washing
and the native doesn't go for any
of these new tangled methods. 1t
doesn't bother the native if the
Continued on page g. col. g.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-31
D 1AAnLnts AMsL!Ns
EpoRTER

Happy New Year
Happy New Year to all of you
and may you have lot OF fun
breaking your New Years resolu-
tiOns.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-31
It's a Tradition

It's a Tradition
This year Mrs. Leta Mae Bryan
of Ell Centro and Mrs. Charles Nice
of Brawley spent their twenty-sixth
Christmas together.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-12-31
WEATHER

Maximum Thursday 65, minimum
Friday 40; 5 am. Friday 40, humid
ity 40; noon Friday SO, humidity 66:
s pm. Thurs. so, humidity 48.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05

- BIRMINGHAM bee. !
IEAN MCKINNEY daughter
y of Mrs. FIJI. Mckinney of
Puritan road and the late Mr.
Mckinney, is being widely en-
tcrtaincd before her marriage
Dec. II 10 Arthur Miller The
wedding viii take place at 4
o'clock in 81 James Church
Martini Mckinney viii be her
sisters maid of honor. Jean $
brother Joseph, will give her in
marriage
Mr and Mrs Herbert A.
Fisher OF " Maple road have
gone TO Arizona for the winter.
whore they viii occupy a guest
house ON tht ranch of the Car
roll Boutolls, near Tucson.
Elizabeth McCurrv has re-
turned TO iftilSdale after spend
inc the wcck-cnd with her
parents Mr. and Mrs Henry +.
NIcCurrY of Puritan road. While
she was home, Mr.. and Mrs.
McCmrY announced her en-
-gagemFnt 10 Norbert a. Hatner.
-sAn of Mr. and Mrs. William II.
HafneT of Hudson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
Jean Mckinney Widely Entertained
Prior to Wedding December II

over which fell a veil Of white
illusion from seed pearl
tiara She carried a loose bou-
quiet of white bebe chTySanthe-
NUNS and StephanotiS.
Manola Ann Myers of Port
Huron was her cousins maid of
honor and Philip Hopkins was
best man.
Arthur Narrower and Edwin
Watkins seated the guests.
Mrs McCallum wore a floor
length gown of powder blue
crepe with small matching
plumeS IN her hair. Her cor
sage was Of pink camellias.
MIS- Smiths gown was
Malnbocher model of burgundy
lace with which she wore gilt
roses m her hair and a corsage
of gold spray orchids
4 reception followed a. TIE
Wardeli Sheraton Hotel
The brides going away cos
tune was a suit Of reSeda green
wool under a brown chesterfield
coat with which she wore a
brown hat and brown accesso-
TICS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
Clubs II, Rsvi;e,v

Elizabeth CasS Chapter. ID. \.
r.. will meet at the WOmen's
City Club Tuesday at 1:30 p m.
Mrs James y. Jeffrey will give
a talk on the National Museum
of the -. A r
Adventures Club will meet
Al l:30 p m Tuesday ~ the
home OF Mrs Newton "A Wood
worth IN Wildemcre avenue.
Mrs. MackWorth G.. ReeS Will
be guest speaker on the Christ
mas program.
Detroit Review Club will
meet at so p, m. Monday 1T
the Womens City Club audiio-
rum. Fanny Mccall Chap
pelear of Ottawa. H., will pre-
sent program of Converse
ton"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
NhroAuci;nq

SUSANNA LOIS ORRIN born Nov. IA to Mr.. and Mrs
George Orrn Carolyn Link.
WILLIAM WALKER. born Nov. Is to Mr.. and Mis-.
William l.. Marsh (Ann Marie Walker
BARBARA LYNN Hicks born Nov IS to p O. c.
A. Hicks and Mrs. Hicks Jr. Betty Herr
ARTHUR BRUCE JOHNSTON born Nov 21 to Capt
A. B. Johnston and Mrs. Johnston Peggy Clements.
SUSAN HELEN BEASLEY born Nov. % to Mr.
and Mrs William r. Beasley (Helen Beattie
MICHAEL THEODORE GAGE born Nov 10 TO
Mr. and Mrs Anthony Gage Anne Newell Assent.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05

Board N TruSteeS meeting ~
the Detroit Chapter Of Kings
Daughters and Sons VIII be
held no 10 a M Thursday az
the Home for the Aged in Pier
SON avenue.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
SheaIors Depart

Capt and Mrs. Walter Fl.
Shealor loft Monday for WIS
conSln after spending the week
end with Mrs Shcaler'S parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert II Daisley
of Linden road.
Mrs. Luthg Hammond of
Chicago arrived Tuesday 10
spend 10 days with Mrs L. p.
Mercer of w. Maple road. She
has been in Detroit visiting Mrs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
z More War Brides

Two more Flint girls joined
the list OF war brides at cere-
monies where wartime require
mentS- permitted little previous
notice. Miss NJ arllyn Cook.
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Dona-
van r. Cook. chose Thanksgiv-
ing morning for her marriage 10
James r. Marshall. son of Mr.
and Mrs. r. V. Marshall The
preceding day Miss Anne Hen
sey became the bride of Col
Ralph Dunning. son of Harry
Dunning.
The Ceok-Marshall service
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05

Druggists Wives Organization
will have dinner meeting
Wednesday al 7 p, m. at the
home of Mrs. Edward G.. Cook
on McKlnStry avenue. Christmas
boxes will he packed for soldiers.
Chapter 40 of PEG will meet
Tuesday AT $ y. m az the home
OF Helen kaSer on Hampton
road.
Northeastern Woman'S Club
VIII meet Monday at 2 y. M. at
the Calvary Presbyterian House
To hear Ian Sehnnedding. deputy
chief, speak on Emergency
Public Works Service of Civilian
Defense.
Twentieth Century Clubs pro-
gram Thursday at 2:l5 p. m
Will feature talk on Christ
mas Books by Mrs. + WeStlake
Jones Mrs George NJ Read is
m charge Of the program.
Auxiliary Of the House of
Providence VIII meet Thursday
a. = p M tor \ Christmas tea.
Mrs Harry J. Callahan viii
preside over a program foatur-
ing the boys choir OF ST.
DomimCs Parish
Board of Trustees meeting Of
the Detroit Chapter Of Kings
Daughters and Sons VIII be
held nj 10 a. M Thursday az
the Home for the Aged in Pier
SON avenue
Rcdiord Woman's Club will
meet 80 1890 p W. Monday al
the Calvary Methodist Church
Zoo hear James WEIGH speak on
AMAZING a America Mrs.
r-rrrff7 7-1---rrT-- r. TT CtTarEC ri
thc program
Edna ChaiIee Noble AIumnae
Association AND SPECIFY Club
VIII mAct at 1890 p. m. Satiir-
day IN the fuller Hotel for
luncheon. Luzerne IT, Peck will
appear ON he--ChriStmaS pro-
gram after w meeting at I30
p W =
Gamma Chapter of tho High
land T' WoWan's Club Will
meet 9t S % mn Monday at the
. homo off Miss Gene II Watson
In Colorado avenue A white
elephant sale VIII be held after
the meeting.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
On Duty at Crosse lie

The brides grandmother, Mrs
NJ T. SloCum. her aunt uncle
and cousin. Mr. and Mrs Roy ~
Long and Barbara Long. all OF
Pontiac. were present. Others
from out-of-town AZ the rcCcp-
tinn were SGT Dick Porter and
Dick Youngs and Roger Helm.
The latter are lying at
Northwestern University and
were home for the holiday The
bridegroom is an aviation MAJ
chiniSt'S mate. third class who
is stationed al the Crosse He
naval base.
Trinity Presbyterian Church
WAS the setting FOR the IIcnScy-
Cumming ceremony with a re-
cepiiOn following ~ the 1Cnsey
home Miss REQ McAra. Miss
Virginia FoRel of Adrian and
Miss Wlnona Treat served as
bridesmaids. Cpl. Cummings
father was best man Among
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Fog el and Mrs Cioya
A d a m 5, all of A driap. The
couple Will reSid @ in Pcnna-
grove, n j.. where the bride
groom Is stationed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
Twentieth Centnry CInb,s pro.

gram Thursday at 2:15 p. m.
Will feature a talk on Christ
mas Books by Mrs. + WeStlake
Jones Mrs. George NJ Read is
m charge Of the program.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
Auxiliary Musical
For Grace Hospito

THE GRACE HOSPITAL
AUXILIARY viii hold rs
Christmas musical ~ the-home
Of Mrs Milton Darling on
LaSallC boulevard Tuesday aft
crnOOn Marjorie Sanhorn
vocalist, and Marie Shaper Da-
Wis, pianist, viii give solos.
Presiding At tf1e=tca table writ
be
MfSDAMkN
Samuel Kingston David % g0udle
Arthur Wnker Bruce Anderson
Charles Kennels and Dr Mary Thompson
Stevens
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
Margaret McCaIIum WEEDS

CtimaXng a short leave with
his parents Mr. and Mrs. Erred
erick 3 Smith of Wimbledon
Terrace was the marriage, FRI
DAY evening. Of Margaret Agnes
McCallum 10 LIE Bradford
Smith JT. at All Saints EpiSCo-
pal Church on Seven Mile road
al s o'clock.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George A Nc
Callum of Woodingham drive.
who was lovely in her satin
bridal robes as She came down
the aisle on the arm of her
father
The Rev B. s. Leverng read
the service before an altar
banked with tall bouquets of
white ChrySanthemumS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05

C. Hayward Murphy for several
DAYS
Mrs Mercer also expects her
son. 1t. l.. Pennock Mercer early
ncXi week for a short leave from
Camp Hale, Colo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond p.
Fohey of Middle Belt road, who
recently returned from New
York. had as their house guest
last week 1t Ada Ruth TwilleY
Ot Oshawa Ont who has seen
is months service with the Ca
madam Nursing Corps in North
Africa.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05
In White Wedding Gown

The bridal gown was of ira
ditional white satin made with
a sweetheart necklne, long fit
ted sleeves and a short train
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05

took place in the chapel of ST.
Paurs Episcopal Church with
only Tho immediate members of
rlc families witnessing the cere-
mony which was performed by
the Rev OTIS c. Jackson. \
mali informal reception fol-
lowed an The home of The brides
parents and then the couple left
ON "A short honeymoon IN north
ON MIChIEan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-12-05

al SuCn parties OF the oI gan
ization in the state. George {.
Way was chairman. assisted
by Messrs Henry McKinnon,
Dewey Eye. Arson Hedge
cock. Dick Ayers, Robert /
Darby Gaylord Logan Mer-
ton r. Bender and William Ii.
GalliveI.
Christmas Party
The annual Christmas party
% the League az Catholic
Women for the benefit of The
charity work OF tho group took
place Thursday al the Hotel
Durani Mrs c. A. Rukamp
and Mrs William II Vail were
Co-ChsIrmCn. Others on The
committee included
MESDAMES
A A Miner Charles S sc
Tdwsro Muller Alpine
john psloyich r g nemarnf
John r Crossisy carl 81 Jordan
? A DeN onket August J RaT. sicr
Pau Vance Philip " Brunehr
DAME T Murphy
Joining the move toward
lands OF the sun Mr. and MIS-
Matthew Dawson have de-
parted for Palm Springs. Cal
for an extended stay AZ Los
ArboluS Bungalows
Observing a belated Hanks
giving on Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Hawkins were hosts az
dinner. In the group were
Mrs. Hawkins parents, MIR and
Mrs. X. II. HenderShott, her
sister and brother1in-law. Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Savers. and
her brother and his wife, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert HenderShott
s Of Detroit
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-04-02
Second Defense
Program At Zion

The Young Women's chorus
Of Zion Baptist Church will
sponsor the second of a series
Of programs featuring talent
pg seated by Defense Work
e.s this Sunday evening, April
4, 1T 7::3c P. M.
Miss Harriet Chandler Of
Chicago. Ill, will act as mis-
tress of Ceremonies.
Miss Ella Dixon, a native Of
Koiat, Ohio and graduate of
Wilberforce University will be
principle speaker.
Musical and literary num-
bers will be presented by Miss
Alberta Williams, Columbus,
O. Miss Clara Terry of Wash
ington, CHI, Miss Mary Clark,
Cleveland, O., Miss Mona
Terry Crooks, Detroit, Mich.
ard Miss Laura Anderson of
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Lieut.. James Dunn will
show moving pictures of camp
life taken while he has been
in service.
The public is cordially in
yited to hear this program
presenting young people Of
unusual ability.
Mrs. Dorothy Jefferson is
program chairman and wishes
to extend to the public the
thanks of the organization fol-
their support of her first pro-
gram and solicits your sup
port of the second of the
series.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-04-02

FRIDAY, APRIL 2, l943.
Happy Birthday

April 4, 1943 to
Mrs. Florence CornWell,
who organized the Paul Lawr-
ence Dunbar Club No. /, at
Dayton, Ohio in 1909. These
lines written to her on the
thirty-third anniversary of
the club, are reviewed for her
Birthday.
BY Charlest P. H. Johson.
Thirty-three years Of service
A labor of love, well done
Thirty-three years Of the jour-
rey
With faith and patience run.
Today, we pause to give hom-
age
Recounting the joys and
tears;
Today, we read over the story,
The story of Thirty-three
years.
We implore the reward for
the faithful
And tributes of gratitude
lay
At the feet of Florence Corn
well
Our valiant leader, today.
For she has served meekly
and humble
Ne'er seeking acclaim or
renOWn
And in the sight of the Master
Such service merits a crown.
We bring her fragrant pink
roses
An emblem, our love to con-
vey
The Paul Lawrence Dunbar
Club Mother
For thirty-three years on
life's way.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-04-02

CHICAGO goods fighting
their girl workers by urging them learn
through
illustrated above by Of girl workers Of
The Olson Rug team recently rolled into first place
Womenx Bowling Classic.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-04-02
nsNS 1xx1~ A1sn,uAnz1s. &Y

tn Of
throughout Of Hospital
ncude htorght
Florence Grant and MRS LOUIS Lucas
-~ -~ ~
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-04-02

Money Back-If This Recipe Fails
Ssnod news travels fast--many OF the tnol.
.snds 81 fniks who now take lemon luice
scr rheumatic painhsve found nar,, me. g oDs Ds
snniasgrcnrfni III lemon Juice In glass 81
1assa they set faster relief for the acnss
md pairs caused BY rheunaatisn; iumnseo:
Tvs no surprise sither' sye sSr aneneu n9he,mst,c y
achss = @ and pains. In factif it does net help
-vo,,r money back What could be iairerY
r,st A,lenru today at any 1--we druggist oniy
SC cents--Do II Now.
THE PEOPLES DRUG CO.
c:nsinnati and Washinston Ste.
aasnaaAsssa - anA essedAAv
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14

The West Virginia State college
VIII hold its summer session gEadu-
alton exercises on Friday, August
l3. al s pm. in the Auditorium
pcs dent Henry l. Dickson Of
Blucie d STATE college Will be the
commencement, spcakor
Ffty-two students arc prospective
candidates for graduation. They arc
as follows
Hercules Anderson, Thomas Bass,
Johnnie Mae Black. Della Louise
Brown. Helen Mare Brown. Laur-
ia DAVIS Brown, Mary s Brice
Monte l. Bryant. Meade Blrchcttc,
Vorna VI Burts. Patricia Bynes
Ralph Cazor,. Beulsh Cobbs Eve
iyn Cox. Elizabeth B Duckwyler
Samuel J. Duncan, Marion Evans
Geneva l. Ferguson. Bculoh FIELDS
Florence Folks. Mary Folks. Charles
IVES Carwip. Gertrude " Cooley
Fann.e Gordon, Laura E it0ttomau
Marian Hughes, NJ drod Hyder
Emma w. Johnson. Gcntilia john
sor. Leila r Johnson, Josephine
Laughlin. lzc,'s Lindsey, Gladys
Mcdonald. Louise Manson, Jean
Ellen Moore Ola p Mimms. Martha
Neal. Christine Nowl.D. Dorothy
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14
Plan Confab
In. Outside
Mississippi

wAVELAND. Miss. CAMP -
Seven bishops OF the Methodist
church and high ecclesiastics OF
the Baptist affiliation will appear
on the program of the Second In
terdenominational Ministers and
Church Workers conference at
Outside August 3l-September 3. it
was announced this week. The
Outside association with hcadquar-
tiers here will host the convention.
Participants include Bishops r.
F. Jones. president Of the Outside
association: S. l.. Grcenem, presi-
dent OF the conference; A. p. Shaw.
vice president w. II. Matthews,
Seventh Episcopal district, A.ME.
Zion church: John Moore, Seventh
Episcopal district. CINE. church;
and G.. B. Shaw, Third Episcopal
district. AME. Zion church.
Four OF the seven bishops are ma
tives OF Mississippi. They are
Bishops S. L. Greene, who was also
a delegate to the World conference
held at Oxford and Edinburgh in
1887; A. p. Shaw. B. G.. Shaw and
w. II. Matthews. Bishop John n.
Moore. a native of Alabama. is a
product of Rust college. Holly
Springs. Miss. and was appointed
by Gov. Bilbo as delegate TO
episcopacy al ST. Louis in 1884.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14
Missionary Baptists
Close Annual State Convention

The Rev S. S Reed OF Indianspo-
lis, Ind, and rsstor-elcct Of the
Thompson Avenue Baptist church
of this city and Rev w. S. Colvin
OF South Carolina and new pastor
of the Peoples Baptist church OF
this city were presented TO the con-
ven,lon.
Thomas II. Shelton Jr., represen-
tative OF the National Baptist B Y,
PU board was a visitor at our con-
peniiun- and represented the board
with books and otherwise. Rev r.
r Andrews. pastor Of the Mt Zion
Baptist church in Indianapolis, also
attended.
Mrs Mildred Tate, dean OF the
Baptist Training school. made d
very encouraging report
She called attention TO the rapid
increase in Negro population in the
city and urged the need OF CO.
operation and support for the Bap-
fist Training school notwithstand-
ing that more than 300 registered
in the last school year represent
ing 20 churches. She is calling for
an enrolment OF 500 at least for
the fall semester Of this school year
All officers we're reelected. The
finance committee reported having
raised in this session $l,509 58
Meanwhile the secretary, Rev. F
6. Williams, in his report accounted
for more than $4,000 raised from al
sources during the conventional
year.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14

The oath annual session OF the
Wolverine Missionary Baptist State
Convention is now history The
Woman's Department and its auxll-
!aries opened Monday. August 2nd,
at the Mt Olive Baptist church on
FarnsWor,h street Rev H. T.
Owens, pastor. with following ses-
sions held at the Greater Bethel
ME- church on Frederick and
ST. Antoine street, ReN.-Wy-M.-pec
pastor.
President Todd presided Wednes-
day morning August 4th at the MI
Olive Baptist church. The general
theme for the convention was The
Adequacy OF the Church in Present
and Post War Recovery Rev. +
NJ. Ksigler, pastor of the Church
OF Our. Father BAPTIST was the
devotional leader with the intro
ductory sermon by the Rev. J. NJ.
Mastin.
The following ministers also de-
lvered sermons and inspirational
addresses: Reverends w, {. Sim
mons. Charles Walker, William H.
Robinson. assistant pastor and di-
rector Of religious education OF the
Second Baptist church of this city
! c. H. Nicks, Flint. F. B. Reid, Pom
tiac. A. c. Williams, j. s, Murray
r. w. Wright New Bride and L.
Stone Of Lansing, The Rev. A. M.
Martin delivered the memorial
sermon on Friday afternoon.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14

Chicago. The Rev F. c. Walker.
pastor OF the St John church pre-
sided and the choir OF the church
sang.
Mrs. Mildred Watkins OF Chicago
presided at the sessions OF the
Woman's Society OF Christian Serv-
ice all day Thursday. Reports from
the various secretaries and other
officers of the Society were heard.
DR.. M. w. Clair of Chicago. de-
livered the principal address for
the day Thursday evening. The
reports OF the women's work were
encouraging.
The business of the conference
was completed on Friday morning
with the election of the delegates
to the Columbus Area Council
which meets in st. Louis. Septem-
Der 1913. Delegates elected in
cluded DR.. w. II. Williams, Rev
Alvin Burton OF Detroit. and Mrs.
Mildred Watkins. Rev. c. T. r.
Nelson and Mrs. Jeanette Heard
OF Chicago, were elected ministerial
and lay reserves. The youth dele
gate was elected in the Youth In
stitute on Friday afternoon.
j. T. Current of Detroit read a
stimulating paper on the Revival
of Lay Preaching" on Friday morn
ing. Rev. Clarence T. r. Nelson
spoke on planning for Peace in
the Midst OF War" We must plan
for peace now or a worse peace than
that made at Versailles will be
made. &. Christians must let their
voices be heard now for the making
OF just and durable peace" Mr.
Nelson declared. The United Ma
tons must decide now what their
peace aims are 10 be. :. AS yet Mr..
Churchill nor Mr.. Roosevelt really
have not included the Chinese and
Negroes in the much talked about
four freedoms and dccomracy for
all peoples as far as the actions OF
the British and American govern
ments and people show today" the
st. Paul pastor asserted. He criti-
cized the British prime minister
and President Roosevelt for not
yet having met with General
Chiang-Kai Shek.
Rev S. w. Bankhead, OF High
land Park. Detroit, delivered the
closing address OF the conference
on the subject. Our Missionary
Task"
Miss Zelda Jones OF Chicago was
in charge Of the youth program
Friday afternoon. The 1914 session
OF the conference will be held in
the Delaney Methodist church,
Gary, Ind.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-08-14
WHAT GOD DID
NOT SPARE IS
RELATED HERE
Rev. B. M. N OF tag Q
Cites Bi bic
Passages

GOD SPARED NOT THE AN
GELS THAT SINNED. but cast
them down to He'll Peter "a.
Yes, long before man was created,
some OF the Angels rebelled against
God and He did not spare them.
They we're cast down to He'll. Sim
ners. He won't spare you. Repent
now and believe the gospel.
GOD SPARED NOT THE OLD
WORLD. bringing in the flood upon
the ungodly.-II Peter 2:5. When
men got so corrupt in the days OF
Noah. God destroyed the whole
world OF men, women and children
with a flood As il was in Noah's
days so shall il be when Jesus
comes Sinners. you'd better repent
before it's too late GOD TURNED
THE CITIES OF SODOM AND
GOMORRAH into ashes. He did not
spare them. Yes, they were burned
up by fire from Heaven, because
they sinned against God. The pres
ent world is headed in the same
direction. Wise people foresee the
evil and hide themselves in THE
ROCK OF AGES. Christ died on
the cross that all who believe on
HIM may be saved forever.
GOD SPARED NOT THE Ma
TURAL BRANCHES. This means
the Jewish people They we're cast
OF as nation because OF their sin.
God says, take heed that He spare
net thee. GOD MUST AND WILL
PUNISH SIN. Finally HE SPARED
NOT HIS OWN SON. but delivered
Hin up for us all.-Rom- 1892 When
Jesus was on the cross. He took the
sinners place. and God spared him
net. He died for our sins. All who
refuse Him as Savior must have
HIM as judge He is coming SOON
We warn you to flee from coming
wrath and Judgment. - BY B NJ
Nottasc. Pastor Of Bethany Taber-
nacle, Detroit. Mich. ~.