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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23

ReC. Henry REIN

Funeral services for the Rev.
Henry REIN. pastor emeritus Of
Christ Jehoval Lutheran Church.
Helen and Theodore. will be held
in his church az ? p. m. tomorrow.
The body viii be AZ the Gordon {.
Crabb Funeral Home Outer Drive
and Gratiot, until 10 a. m. to-
morrow.
The Rev. Mr.. REIN was born
in Germany in 1873. and came 10
the United States in 1896 Two
years later he was ordained In the
Jehoval Church here. Later he
served paStorates Al Christ
Church. ST. Antoine and Benton.
and in Flat Rock. and from 1919
until he retired from active Serv-
ice in 1899 az the Jehoyal Church.
Surviving are six children, Mrs.
Margaret Gregory. Henry NJ. DR..
Adolph T., Sgt Edward. Paul and
Walter r. REIN. and two sisters.
Mrs. Martha Alhrecht Of STRAIT
ford. Conn, and Mrs. James
Beattie Of Camden, Conn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Candidates Told
To Spurn Use Of
Racial Issues

The Greater Detroit Inter
Racial Fellowship today urged
both mayoralty candidates 10
spurn the use Of racial appeals in
their campaigns and expressed
firm belief that decent citizens"
OF Detroit would reject all such
appeals.
In identical letters TO Mayor
JeffrieS and Frank FITZGERALD,
the fellowship, which was organ
lied after the June ~ race riots,
pointed out that il favored public
exposure and Reputation of those
elements and leaders within any
group or race whose utterances
and activities foment prejudice"
RIOT CAUSE UNKNOWN
The letters said:
'Inasmuch as no authOrita-
tive decision has been made as
to the basic causes OF the riots,
We deplOre the presumption Of
placing the blame on either of
the races.
1T il unfortunate also that
the legitimate desire of the
Negroes for adequate housing
and better economic status
should be misrepresented as an
issue In the campaign.
DIVIDES PEOPLE
This can only result In d.
viding our citizenry into hostile
groups, since II appeals pri-
marily 10 preiudices and dis
ordinations as motive for
casting a ballot"
The letter was signed by Mrs
Willard Pope; Mrs O. NJ. Star
rett; John NJ. May. secretary Of
the Catholic Inter-Raclal Coun-
Gil. the Rev. Herbert Beecher
Hudnut. The Rev. F.. Shurly
Johnson Of the Central Methodist
Church. Or. Edward ~. MaeFar-
land Of Wayne University, and
the Rev. Fr. j. L. Cavanaugh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23

Funeral services for Mrs Kath-
crime Vandervort OF 37l Green
wood. Birmingham. who died
yesterday IN Harper Hospital,
will be held in Holy Name
Church. Birmingham, Al 9 a. m.
tomorrow. A rosary service will
he held in the Manley Bailey
Funeral Home, 1890 Oakland.
Birmingham. at 7.45 p. m. today.
Mrs. Vanderyort was born in
Dundas, Ont. July Il. 1893. and
was graduate Of the Mercy
Hospital Nursing School at Lon
don, Ont
Surviving are her husband,
Ernest II NSndervort a brother.
Andrew Walsh of Detroit. and
three sisters. Mrs II. r. Dutmers
Of Grand Rapids. Mrs Agnes
Smith Of Elgin. H.. and Mrs. H.
L. Muse Of Elmirs. y. Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23

Funeral services for Roy II.
Stephens, 66. treasurer Of Acme
White Lead and Color Works,
Will be held al the William r.
Hamilton Funeral Home. 1878
Cass. at IL a. m, tomorrow. with
burial in Woodlawn Cemetery.
Mr.. Stephens, who lived at l0l
Connecticut, Highland Park, died
IN Grace Hospital, Wednesday
He came 10 Detroit in 1898 and
Joined the Acme company as a
bookkeeper. He was treasurer Of
the company for many years.
He was we'll known as a Collec-
tor Of fine English pottery. and
possessed one Of the largest col
lections of rare stamps IN the
country. He also owned library
of rare books, especially books on
Napoleon.
Surviving are two sons, Willis,
OF Fort Wayne. Ind, and Prof.
Robert Stephens of Indiana Uni
versity. Bloomington, Ind,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Ndzis Report Capture
OF British Patrol

LONDON. oct. p (UP)-The
German radio said today that a
British reconnaissance party
landed on the Aegean island Of
kalymnos, seven miles north Of
Cos Island, and was captured inn
The British patrol carried dyna-
mite and other explosives 10 sabo-
tage German facilities on the
island, the broadcast said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Mrs. Emily 4. Potts

funeral ScrViccs Tor Mrs Emily
c. Potts 81. who died yesterday
in tho Hotel Dieu, Windsor, will
be held in St Clare's Church,
Windsor a. 10 m. tomorrow.
Burial viii be IN ST. Alphonsus
Cemetery
Mrs Potts, who was born in
Stoney Point, Ont. had been a
resident Of Windsor 81 years.
She is survived by two sons,
Lorenzo F.. and Rufus Potts Of
Detroit: five grandchildren and IL
great grandchildren.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
T.. Frank BGGdp

Funeral services fer {. Frank
Baade. II. will he held in the
J w. Nancy Chapel. 4763 Lincoln,
AT ] p. m. tomorrow. Mr.. Baade
who died Wednesday, operated a
storage and moving business at
2432 Grand River for half a
century He was born in Capsc.
Surviving are son, Charles l..
Baade, and one grandson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Flint Made Center
For Naturalization

FLINT, Oct 22.-The City Of
Flint today became the center Of
immigration supervision and natu-
radiation proceedings for AZ
counties in the Lower Peninsula,
The territory includes all coun-
ties north OF Macomb. Oakland,
Washtenaw, Ingham, Eaton, Kent,
Barry and OFT aw a excluding
Huron. Sanilac, st. Clair, Emmett
and Cheboygan.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
3 Cases Of Whisky
Picked Up in Raid

Police and the prosecutors Of
flee launched an investigation to-
day as a result of a raid which
Melted three cases Of Illinois
whisky at the Chicago-Detroit
Express Co. l2l1 s. Ferdinand.
Two employees and the manager,
Maurice Berenson. 1899 Calvert,
were taken 10 the prosecutor
office.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23

So many fur coats 10 choose from that you're 10 n
better eost at Colonial at the price you intended Il
pay Featured are the most popular pets Of fine us
rous quality skfuIy fashioned with collars and new
sleeves Fur coats that drape beautifully and presen
youthful details in designing. See This superb collection
they're grand investments in beauty ~srmth anc
comfort Sizes II 10 1913 10 81 Not all si1es in al furs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Naval Training Station
To Hold Open House

AS a part Of the Navy Day cele-
brauon next Wednesday the u.
S. naval training school in Dear
born will be open 10 the public
from ? 10 $3.50 p. m, Comdr. A.
VI. Cohan, commanding officer,
announced today.
A tour Of the station will he
climaXed at p. m. by a special
rpgimental review.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Deputy Sheriff Fined
For Reckless Driving

Deputy Sheriff Stephan KoSu.
itch was fined S35 on charge OF
reckless driving by Traffic Referees
Robert Teagon Jr., who found the
deputy az fault in a crash az
Woodward and Charlotte. last
Sept 8.
Kosutich was driving a Wayne
County road patrol car that
crashed into a taxi.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Claim 80 Allied Ships Sunk

LONDON. oct. % CUP)-DNB
in Berlin broadcast today said
that 80 Allied ships toiallng 227-
900 tons have been sunk so far
this month. about half Of them in
Z he Atlantic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-23
Michigan Kills T
Kelly S Pledged
Vet Bonus Plan
BY DON GARDNER
Times stan Correspondent

LANSING, Oct. 22-Payment
OF a soldiers bonus" 10 returned
veterans of the present war has
been abandoned as state project,
Supt. of Public Instruction Eu-
gene B. Elliott. chairman of the
governors important state plan
ming commission, revealed today.
This will mean a virtual abro-
cation of Gov. Kellys No. j
campaign promise-the plank he
laid shortly after announcing his
candidacy for chief executive
more than a year ago.
No BONUS LIKELY
while the planning commits
sion has taken no formal action,
the cOncensus appears To be a
bonus payment will he impossi-
bic after the war" Elliott said.
"The reason will he obvious
when one considers the number
of persons from Michigan I'm the
armed services today. Before
many months have passed, this
state will have 100000 In the
war
''If we gave each veteran only
500, which would certainly not
he adequate, IL would cost
$50, 100000. don't see how we
can do IT,"
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-02-26
MurfreesbOrO
by Alice Preston

Famili here are getting plots
ready for Victary Gardens. There
will be no lag in their efforts to
provide food for our fighting
men Mrs. Celestine Elaislip
has returned from Little Rock
after a short visit with her hus
band. Pvt Levi llaislip -. A
Lincoln Day program was spon-
sored by the local School club
Mrs. Ruth Wilson brought greet
ings from the PfA president who
could not be present. A worth
while message was also brought
from Mrs. Mary Holloway s..
Students are always glad to have
parents and friends to come !
Messages from Mrs. Mareella
Merida report her twin sister
Make Preston. very much i'm
proved, but still confined to bed
Claims for Education were in
hand early for the group meeting
held in peQueen on February Is
10 as announced by Rev. A. l.
Buchanan, whose circuit Is forr
ed here and in Clow presid-
ing Elder John l. Lewis of the
Church of God in Christ carried
a huge crowd, here when he
preached with the local white
pastor aud members in attend
ance.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-02-26
Bradley News
A. f. BROWN

Tine faeflty of Central School
announced that semester test re-
suited IN the highest mark made by
Irine Nunley, member OF the sixth
grade class, with Alberta Joyce
Turner, member of the eight grade
class and Dorthy Mae Brown, SIX
tn Grade, making the next higeyt
marks. A pre-Valentime party was
given at the School with games
directed by Mrs. Minnie Pearl
Yougn and Mr. Henry Yong, a.
warding prizes in Ringo to S. G
Orange Jerlene, Green, Eardis
Lee Gren and Leoon Haitian. A
cake was won Try Marshall HIM
moni, Dortby Mae Brown, Carrie
B. Davis and Mrs. Cleo Sims. The
PTA unit held a business meeting
lat week, with Mrs. Cora Brown
president and Mrs. Lucille G, Lay
ton, tercher
Lucille G. Layton, teacher Of the
Central School spent the weekend
at her home in Plain Dealing, La
and uorshiped at Roekspring Bapt.
Church, Rev. J. G. Goodman, pas
tor. Mrs. Nester Wright is visiting
Mrs. c, c. Cooper at Hope. Miss
Johnnie Cope was guest of Mrs,
Mary Reeves.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-02-26
FRIDAY, FER. 26, 1913

letter organizations in the city;
go to cooperate and foster civic
activities for our community, and
"a to foster effectively Greek
letter activities and projects for
racial progress.
Although the Council was just
gaining a firm footing, il con-
Quoted several civic activities dur
ing its first term. 1t took out
memberships in the Phyllis
Wheatley, Young Womens Christ
ian Association and Urban League
and made donations to the Christ
mas Cheer and Christmas Seal
drive. 1t sent kilograms to Pres
ident Roosevelt protesting the
Staying of Sgt. T. B. Foster. Let
ters We're sent to prominent white
officials and the heads of vari-
GUS civic bodies, urging that just.
ice be displayed
The Council sponsored a POI
purri to raise funds to aid de-
serving High School graduate, re-
sulting in a $4,000 Scholarship
award to Andrew Davis. ranking
Dunbar graduate, now matricul
ating at Howard University.
This year the Potpurri will take
the form Of a Carnival to be held
In March, Plans are being com
pleted with Mrs. Sue Cowan-Mor-
ris as chairman.
The Council now entering its
second term full OF vim and en-
thusiasm is striving for the at
tainment of much greater goals.
New officers are Mrs G. NJ. Floyd,
OF Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
as president; Atty. j r. Booker,
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, LIST
Vice president; Mr.. Bronson, Sig
ma Phi Beta Fraternity, End Vice
president; Miss f. NJ Douglass,
Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, sec
rotary; Mrs, G. 7. Little, Zeta Phi
Beta Sorority, Asst. secretary:
Mr., {. Haywood, Omega Psi Phi
Fraternity, treasurer; Mrs. G. I.
Tyler, Delta Sigma Theta Soror-
ity, reporter and Miss A. Gillian,
Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Par
limentarian.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-02-26
Wolfe Project

Ry Mrs, Pearl f"a''s"
BY Mrs, PearIH, screw -, stu
Mrs. +. \. Washington al" p..,,ot
gram at the assembly "o''' g n,o
HIGH School were IN 'n'ls' p % q,
rr#na at the assembly 'p9'' sah,o,
tau games are hc'a ~ w a,.
eocl FRIDAY night ne ,z''" NJ,
feated fn'ota tees"''i' ..,,
Hpttia Mustard ana h'so'''o
make tDcir future io',e - No.,
land. OREGON VIC I'll, q,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-02-26
Official ORi Photo BY Roger SMITH

Tough with his wife, parents and
other relatives. Mr.. W. A, Harris,
r., Wayman Cooper, Jas. Wood
ward have taken final examina-
tions for the armed services. Mr.
farston Spencer left for California
and was accompanied as far as
Worer BY his wife. Mr.. 4 Mrs,
Ira Lee jackson Of Chicago were
visiting relatives and friends here,
Miss Catherine Wimi ~ Of Warren
he's teen visiting relatives, 1t Is
reported that Mrs. Naude Penlton
is leaving fer California. Mrs,
Lacy Walker and Mrs. Lydia Thorn
pson we're recent guest Of their
sister and aunt, In Observance of
National NEGRO History Week,
Rev l.. W Daniels, pastor Of Sha-
DIV Grove AMF Church was guest
speaker It the program reUleren
by the uior High School,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-02-26
Monticello

Local Boy Scouts Of Drew Co.
Training School held elaborate Ia
etallation services on February ~.
Visiting werc Scoutmaster J. r.
johnson Of Warren, Scodtmastcr
Mase Of Crossett, along with their
troops The death Of Mr.. George
Slater was shock to the citl2enrv
here, Surviving are two nci YES.
Mre. Lizzie Green and Mrs. Socila
Harris nd a host Of other relatives
and friends Mr. Murten Bell Of
Little Rock was here on a busircs,
trim ard visited relatives and
friends. Mr.. leo Hickard enter
tanned her club group, Circle No o
at her home with Mrs Polite Her
bert president Mrs. Rcbccca Tav.
Ter is president Of Circle No. 2 and
the homr of their mother. who 20
reported very in.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-02-26

IA, has returned after visiting re-
latlYes and friends. Rev. / 7. Tur
ner, pastor Of Mt. Calvary Bapt.
Church visited his son, Cpl. Leon
Turner and his wife Of st. Louis.
No. lie reports a very enjoyable
trip and was guest speaker at the
Ashury Methodist Church at s.,
Louis woth Rev. FreGick b. Clay,
pastor Miss Mamie notis Flenory
Of Little Rock is guest Of her par
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-02-26

Mrs. Julia Loring School was open
ed as usual with the Supt, il
charge. Lesson was discussed heau
tifully and reviewed by the pastor
The erope was specially addressed
by Pvt. Booker 7, Cunningham,
The pastor delivered a splendid
sermon during day services, Regis
tered as guest was MesIs ", M.
Reynolds, Levi Brown, Willie
Atkins, Henery Robinson, Jake
Echclberger and Rev. Robert
WEIGH, Mesdames Girtha MeWee
and Emma Waters
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Reeves are
ehristianed Arthur RAY, Miss Ga
proud parents Of a fine hahN hey
rice of MeGhee of Little Rock ac-
compainiced her brother Pvt, Law
renee NcGhee here to visit parents
and friends. Pvt. McGhee is sta
toned at Camp Smalls, ILL., Bro. c.
Wilkins is still i'll. New readers Of
the Press are Richard Waldnm Ne,
DANES Julia Loring and Hester
Cunningham.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-02-26
Pine Bluff

New Jerusalem s. S. was con-
Quoted by the superintendent. FL
nance was reported as $511 with
Class, No. 2 as banner class. Mrs.
Alice Boss Of Class, No.2 is striv
ing hard to hold the banner. Dur.
inF II o'clock service the pastor
spoke from John; 9:35.VISITURS:
Mr. and Mrs. Malvin moore, Mrs.
Liza Crater Mr.. and Mrs. Robt
Haywood and Willie Evans. father
of Deacon Jesse Evans. Father Ev-
ans has been i'll and we are glad
to see him up again. $50 BYPU
with H.uJ. Evans as president. 7:3O
Prayer service and communion. J..
Gatlcm, pastor A. y. Rowan,
clerk and Dolores Woodruff re-
rorter Mrs l.. A. Rice io reported
ILL.,
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-02-26
Stan1ns

LAFAYETTE Friendly rivalry
existe / between classes contestants
and SPONSORS throughout the con-
test period of the Home f'cono-
mics Queen Face sponsors A shot /
program preceded announcement
of winning contestants, Rernlce
Harris. contestant for the 9th
class having reported $40, with
Prof. L. D letters, sponsor, In Sc"
cond place was Dorthy Caldwell,
10th grdc with 30. 70, Mrs. Edna
c. Boone. sponsor; third place,
Odessa Brown, 12th grade, $3.50,
Mrs. Jewell Purvis, sponsor tth
place, Della Mac White, 7th an 9Th
grade contestant l77S, Miss Car
RE Connally, sponsor. Total a.
mount l2l.SO. After the proccssio-
nal The crown was placed on her
maiesty'y head by Prof A, v Tr-
err Louisville Judges were Mesdam
es Rosie Lee Williams, Kendrict
and Nichols, Lewisville.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-02-26

Hy Mrs, NICOLA Crittcnden

Fly Mrs, NICOLA Crittcnden
First Baptist School was In
charge Of the Asst with a good at
tendance and class No. 2 taught by
Mrs. Mary f. Miles was Banner
Glass. Increased attendent is rep'r
ted weekly. The Usher Board met
at the regular hour with the Vice
Pres. presiding After BRIEF scs-
sion the staff Of offers scccecded
themselves for anothr years work
Afternoon reryicos were held by
the West Union with the vice Pres
Mrs Monte Jackson i'm charge.
The meeting was 81 success with no.
tondonco and finance reported very
good. The Home tration
Club met Friday with Mrs Lizzie
Wright Brief and interesting talks
wcro laado hv 1rss llAom Nax-
WE'LL w. Thompson and Mrs. C.. =.
FolA. NeNt meeting wilj ns March
5th ol the home or Mrs Wcllhic
Robinson
BEE r CHAPEL as reported Inv
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-02-26
Card of Thanks

SWEET HOME We wish to
express our sincere thanks to the
following pastors and their con-
eregation for loyal support in
aiding our daughter, Jamie N.
Gates in winning the coveted con-
test Miss Arkansas Baptist Col
leee; Rev Muldrow, pastor Al
len Chapel; Rev. c. H. Brooks,
pastor NJ. f. Church; Rev. c. CAL
vim Aikens, pastor Lee Chapel,
North Little Rock; Rev. ]. NJ,
Oliver, pastor First Baptist and
oar most worthy pastor, Rev Chas.
Cole of Zion Hill Signed:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Gates and
family.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-02-26
Pan-Hcllenic Council
Doing Effective
Work

The local Pan.Hellenic Council
was organized in November, 1910
by temporary delegates from
Omega Psi Phi, Kappa Alpha Psi
and Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternities,
Sigma Gamma Rho, Heta Phi Beta
and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorori'
ties, Grcek-lettcr ORGANIZATIONS
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity and
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority in
creased the number 10 eight
Grock.lotlor organizations repre-
gontod with the Council. In May
1912.
In SO organizing, the following
ohion''Yos were adopted. Ou go
consider problems and questions
of mutual interest, C2) TO creato
% cooperative spirit among Creek
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-02-26
ROttaken
BY G. B. FOLKS

The Gospel Temple School was
and general review was enjoyed
conducted fv Mrs Matte Jefferson
with class No. . as Banner class.
Mrs. Marie was visitor during that
period. The VIVA began at I p. m.
and a SPLENDID lesson was taught
by Miss Fredonia Owens. VIII O.
wens returned to st Louis after a
brief visit with his mother. Mrs
Lille Owens. NJ SIS Leather RUmph
is much improved after a long i'll
ness. A recent bride, Mrs, Ned
Whitfield is doing fine after a
brief illness, Sick with ,Nease. ar
little Charles. Wardell and Dorthy
leon Wright. New readers of the
State Press are Messers Eli Ford.
Arthur Glen, Meadon Williams,
William Cunningham and Meedam-
es Magnolia Erwin, Pinkie Hill,
and Emma jefferson.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-02-26
Morning Star
Baptist Church
BY Mrs. Ida c. Johnson

Eight teachers 0nd two officers
were present g t the Sunday Sc ool
Opening prayer was offered by
Mrs. NJ. Foots, with lesson read hy
Mr. Clarence Brown and general re
view given gy Mrs, Ida Johnson.
Mrs. Callie Stroller acted as sec
rotary and repotod finance as S775
Supt r. Murtloct donated 4.75. Mr.
Blacknon Of Mt Arrat Baptist
Church and Mrs. Sans were regis
tered as visitors. Mrs. L. Canady
and Glass No. still retain the ban
ner and contributed 1925, with
1215. Morning praise services
were led by neconds Homes and
Neasely, with Rev E. f. Canady.
pastor hrininr the MESSAGE" Work
Ing According to Orders. Pfc
James Harris Of Camp Robinson
was registered as a visitor
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1943-02-26

TUNED and reports n pleasent trip.
Mrs, kittie Baker was recently e
lceted IRE ident of the Women's
MissI Bend At st. Lake Bapt.
Church Mr. Oliver Hemrhill Who
spent several days at his home
WNfeur. Mississippi has returned
Ihrineing With hin his dauphter-iu-
law Mrs Emma Bel HenphJIl.
who las been called bzek by tcle=
gram. ". NJ Hampton. senior len
con Of 81 Luke Rart Church iist
his dwelling hV fire Sunday morn
inc Bro Chas Mcclure was lail
TO rest in Hickman Cemetery
Pvts. Chas Clayhorn and Benrie
Freeman have left Cor the trainrF
Camp Mrs klttie DOUGLASS and
Mrs. Cleo Boyd are reported ILL.,
The latter is in United Friends h S
wtal. The MtPlSgah Church and
Sunday School With Rev, staff,
pastor and Supt, General jones Isl
progressing splendiaIly New Dora
Bapt. Church and Sunday School
with Rev. W. l. Waltere rs pastor
and Supt. W. / Cato invite yaG 20
attend services with them. Holly
Grove AME Church Is headed by
Rev c. W, Smith heads Fairyiew
FME Church with Supt ". "
Vaughn, Rev. Williams is pastor
of Clayton Chapel Bapt. Church |
and the Sunday Sch7ol department.
IS headed by Snpt, Earl Sisk. The |
Benevolent Society is headed nv +.
Rev. l.. X, Griffin with Mrs. Mile +
Griffin rs secretary, Mr.. j. ", IA
sex %'ll be home IN a few days.