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J a C O b S, 512O
Chevy c h a S e
park W a y NV,
and Fra n k j.
Hudner, 20, son
of Mrs. Lucille
H u d n er, 3179
E i G h t e e n t h
S t r e e t NV,
have rec e V e d
their wings as
n a V a | airship
a V i a t orS and
were C o m m is
sio n e d ensigns
in the Naval Re-
serve follow j n g
compl e t ion of
t h e ir fiji g h t
training at the
Lakehu r S t IN.
j. N a al Air
Station, lighter
than a ir base.
They will be as
signed to olimp
squadr o n S for
patrol duty.
Naval Aviation
Cadet Wilbur S.
Aid e rs son, jr.,
410l Branoywine
street NV, who
rece n t ly COM
pleted his flight
. r e D a r a tory
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Rochu at Rochester

ROCHESTER, N. Y.-Jose J
Rocha, 1926 Seventeenth street
NV, third class petty officer, U. S
Navy, is stationed here as a pho
tographic technician attached tc
the Kofak Park division of East
man Kodak Co. Rocha attended
st. Johns High School and Cath
olic University. He was formerly in
Army aerial photography group
He enlisted in the Navy last
Anp,1ct
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employed by the Washington Gas
Light Co.
Second 1t. Robert du Val Waring,
jr., son of Mrs. Halle H. McCart-
ney, 1249 Wisconsin avenue NV,
president of the District Chapter of
the Blue Star Mothers, recently was
promoted to the rank of first lieu
tenant for "gallantry in action
somewhere in the Pacific where he
is serving with the infantry.
Second 1t. Frank L. Troutman,
son of Mrs. Charles S. Troutman,
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1901 Ch a plin
street Sc, has
b e e n stationed
someW h ere in
Iran with a Sig
nal Corps bat
talon sinco jan
uary. 1t. Trout
man, W h o at
ten d e d Wilson
Teachers COL
lie G e a n d the
Unive rsity of
Mary l a n d, re-
ceived his mill
tary training at
Fort Monmouth,
n. j. and Camp
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training at the University of Vir-
ginia, has been transferred to the
War Training School at Jacksons
Mills, w. Va.
Leonard Eiserer, 1911 H street
NV, public relations officer at the
United States Navy Pre-Flight
School at Chapel Hill, N. c., has
been advanced to the rank of lieu
tenant, junior grade.
Three Washington naval aviation
cadets have successfully completed
their training at the same school
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Graduates With Honors

LOWRY FIELD, Colo-Pfc. Will
liam c. Hazel, jr.. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William C. Hazel. 1850 Mac
Arthur boulevard NV, recently
graduated with distinction from the
Armament School here, a unit of the
Army Air Forces Technical Train
ing Command.
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1871. His father is now at sea as a
member of the merchant marine.
1t. Appelbaum Promoted.
CHARLESTON, S. C.-Second 1t.
Bernard Appelbaum, formerly of Ar
hngton, Va, recently was promoted
to the rank of first lieutenant here
at the port of embarkation. 1t. Ap-
pelbaum attended the University of
Maryland. He has been stationed
here since March,
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Samuel A. Leishear,
War College Dentist,
Promoted 10 Captain
Cupts. Raymond Moret,
Anthony R. Boyer
Raised to Majors

First 1t. Samuel A. Leishear, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Lei
shear, 1927 Twenty-eighth street
Sc, has been promoted to the rank
of captain at the War College head
quarters of the Army Ground Forces,
where he is assistant post dentist.
A graduate of the University of
Maryland, Capt. Leishear also at
tended American and Georgetown
Universities.
Capt. Raymond Maret, 1901 Ar
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ana have been
transfer re d to
the Naval All
Station at Peru,
Ind, for their
prim a ry flight
j n S tru C t ion.
T h ey are: c.
Rite h i e Beigh-
lie, son OF Mrs.
r u t h Beighlie
25l5 Thirteenth
street NV; Ar
thur V. Alberd-
ing, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Conrad
A. Alberding, 705
n11innnrr G I TO q Z
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IL. L . 11CNlS, l lU
V alley roa d,
Brookmont, Md,
is now stationed
here for the final
p h a sc of his
training in the
Army Air Forces.
A member of a
bomber squad
ron, Sergt. Hovis
received b a S | C
t r a / n in G a t
Keesler Field d,
Miss. He also
had training at
Seattle, Wash;
Las Vegas, New,
op6 poiSe lido hf
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Turner Advances

Turner Advances
TUSKEGEE, Ala.-Aviation Cadet
Leonard Turner, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick B. Turner, 244 P street
NV, recently completed basic fight
training at the Army Airfield and
is receiving advanced training. He
formerly was a student at Howard
University.
Three Washington boys recently
completed pre-fiight training and
have been assigned to the primary
detachment here: Cadets John r..
Savoy, son of Raymond Savoy, 216 S
street NV; Alfred @. Carroll son of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. Carol, 325 Sixty
first street NE, and Stanley A.
Yancey, son of F. H. Yancey, also
of Washington.
Chemical School Grad
EDGEWOOD, ARSENAL, Md
1t. Charles c. Arnold, 36l8 Mime
sofa avenue Sc, yesterday COM
pleted the Navy and Coast Guard
course at the Chemical Warfare
School. 1t. Arnold, In civilian life q
chemist, is former student of Mid
dlebury College and the University
Of Oklahoma.
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WHlIIley, son OF
Mrs. Mattue V.
Whitney. 1877 B
street NE, who
recently COM
pleted his train
ing a t tn e
Army Admins
tration School
here at Keesler
Field, has been
pr o m o t e d to
sergeant in the
A r m y A i r
Forces. His wife,
M RS. Virginia
Gibson w HIT
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AVA III mail, OU.
pit Cockerville
avenue, Takolna
Park, Md, has
been promoted
to corporal in
the Arm Y Air
Forces at head
q u ar t ers of a
Tro o'p Carrier
c o m m a n d.
Corpl. Bowman,
" h o W a S in
Quoted in De-
Cember, was an
a t t orn ey, a
member of the
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S e c o n d 1t.
Philip A. Sager,
jr., Arm Y Air
Forces. husband
of Mrs. Doro-
thy H. Sager,
813 TeWkesbury
place NV, has
been serving as
a fighter pilo t
someW h ere in
North Africa for
the p S t four
months. 1t. Sa-
ger, who entered
t h e service in
December, 1o4l,
was form erly
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Forrest, Tenn. He was formerly en-
ployed by the Chesapeake & Po-
tomac Telephone Co.
1t. q. g. Frank G. Orange, hus-
band of Mrs. Lorena H. Orange. 4201
Alabama avenue Sc. and son of Mr..
and Mrs. Casper Orange, is now
serving overseas with the United
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y S S l a n Ryan,
son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ossian j.
Ryan, 1901 Thir-
ty = third street
NV, has been
transfer r e d to
the N a V a | Air
Station at PEN
sacola, Fla, fol-
lowing compile
ton of primary
flight training at
the Naval Air
Station here at
L a m b e r Field.
Cadet Ryan re-
coiueI h;c pro
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NE, and James T. Payne. 10, son
of T. R. Payne, 2712 Tenth street
NE.
Alfred F. Smith, 20, son of Mrs.
E. Smith, 1904 Pennsylvania avenue
Sc, was awarded his Navy wings
and commissioned an ensign in the
Naval Reserve.
Ryan Shifts to Pensacola.
ST LOUIS Mo -Car;et Jocapb
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Soll1le p l a c e
NV, rece n t / y
was pomoted to
the rank of ma
jor at the Army
air base at Fort
Dix, N. j., where
he is base sur
geon. Maj. Ma
ret, who is a
graduate of New
York University
and Georgetown
U n / v e I S it y
school of medi-
cine, has been
on active duty
since April. 1912.
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Rusk Back in Comp
CAMP LIVINGSTON, La-pvt

Amos H. Rusk,
husband of Mrs.
A. H. Rusk, 18
G We street,
F a ii S Church,
Va, h a S re-
turned h ere .
He is stationed
W t h a Field
Artillery unit
after a Today
furlough spent
at home. Prior
to entering the
service over a
year ago, Pvt.
Pl1ck u,oe an
gagged in the
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D. c. Men Complete
Submarine Course

NEW LONDON, Conn. May o.
Elmer S. King, 19, signalman, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. King, 1910
Brothers place Sc. and Frederick
w. Haas, ships cook, 81, son of Mr.,
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John Hoy Is Corporal

SAVANNAH, Ga.-Pvt. John "
Hoy, son of Mr.. and Mrs. John v.
Hoy. 514 Newton place NV, recent
ly was promoted to corporal at
Hunter Field. His wife is Mrs
Grace De Marso Hoy, 4427 Fifth
cfroot NJ yXT@
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Corpl. Robert l.. Crocker, 81, who
has been in the Army since last Sep.
tember, is stationed with a quarter.
master regiment at Fort Custer,
Mich. Corpl. Crocker, also a grad.
uate of Central High School, was
formerly employed by the Fruit
Growers Express Co.
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Ennis Co.. Arthur Ennis 1t
American Affairs here and It. NaIey librarian
CharesE
NV A T.
ndua Va
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where in the Middle East with an
Air Force unit, has been promoted
to sergeant. He is assigned to
fighter group in the armament Sec
ton.
Daniel John Dragonette, for.
Evening star., 1943-05-23

DETROIT, Mich.-Pfc. William T
Klopler, son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. E
Klopler, 1905 Otis street. Mount
Rainier, Md, recently graduated
from the Army Air Forces Technical
Training Command School at Buick
Motors Division, where he completed
q course in aircraft engine overhaul
Pfc. Klopler has been in the service
six months. He formerly was en-
ployed by the Call Carl, Inc.
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PATTERSON FIELD

c orpl. Ronald
A. Hurley. son
of Mrs. Grace
R. Hurley, 1905
F. or ~ = sixth
street NV, re-
Gently arrived
here for a six
weeks course in
t he S G n a l
Corps. A grad
uate of Wilson
High School, he
W as formerly
employed by the
G. h e sapeake &
Potomac Tele-
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. l d | e s Navy.
Prior to his en-
listing in the
service 1t. Or
ange was en-
ployed in the
Depart m e n t Of
Agriculture.
G e org e E.
Lochte, husband
of Mrs. Alma
B erry Lochte,
1916 r street
NV, W no is
oW stationed
with the United
States Navy at
Pearl H a r b or,
oted to the rat
irst class. His
brother, William
P. Lochte, 6206
w a gner lane,
FairWay Hills.
Md. is stationed
with the infan-
try at c a m p
Mccain, M j S s..
where he is a
stenographer in
the Office of the
c o m m a n di n g
general.
Corpl. Claude
o. Willette, 1926
Twenty frs t
street NV, sta
i
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Walter BuiIey Graduates

CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex.-Walter
Bailey, jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Bailey, 438 Randolph street
NV, recently graduated from the
Naval Air Technical Training Gen.
ter and was promoted to the rat
ing of aviation radio technician,
second class.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
40 Aviation Cadets
From This Area at
School for Pilots
Pre-Flight Group
Shifted From Nashville
To Maxwell Field

MAXWELL FIELD, Ala, May o.
Forty aviation cadets from the
Washington area have reported to
the Army Air Forces Pre- Flight
School for Pilots here from the
Army Air Forces Classification
Center at Nashville, Tenn, for the
second phase of their training.
They are: Augustine j. Adomanis,
1925 Perry street NE; Edward L.
Arapian, 290l Connecticut avenue
NV; Robert B. Armstrong, 4105
Wisconsin avenue N. w; Murray w.
Baker, 2535 Thirteenth street NV:
Wayne E. Black, 305 Seventh street
NE; Robert M. Bosworth, 1920 S
street Sc; Mayo G. Cox, 1903 On
tario road NV: Wallace B. Davis,
1856 N street NV: Paul A. Dehmer,
210 Rhode Island avenue NE.
ReXford H. Feaster, Alt Hamilton
street NV; Jimmie R. Henry, 1910
R street Sc; Charles D. Geckler,
1000 Connecticut avenue NV; War;
rem P. Helsley, 5l95 Fulton street
NV; William M. Jackson II, 1852
Second street Sc; Warren E.
Laughery, 2421 Minnesota avenue
Sc; Herman H. Laumeier, 5000 Six
teenth street NV; Stanley G. Y.
Lee, 4121 Ninth street NV; James
F. Menefee, 5507 Thirty third street
N. w; Charles o. Mercer, ISL Rhode
Island avenue NE: James C. Moul-
ton, 1912 Quebec street NV:
Mitchael R. O'Reagan, 291O P street
Sc; William A. Patterson, 1916
Legation street NV; Chris Powers,
$500 Thirteenth street NV.
John T. Pyron, jr., 1906 C street
Sc; William c. Rawson, 1927
Military road NV: Richard D.
Schwartz. 2737 Devonshire place
NV; Watson E. Shepherd, Ala
Tenth street NE: Louie M. Smith.
1929 Twelfth street NV; William
K. Tate, 37O5 Ingomar street NV;
Wilfred w. Thompson, 3138 o street
NV; William J. Wetmore, 55O6
Thirteenth street NV; George M.
Williams, 1881 Harvard street NV:
Donald I. Brashears, 51O3 Decatur
street, Edmonston, Md; Harvey w.
Hawthorne, jr., 10211 Connecticut
avenue. Kensington, Md: John w.
Menard, Capitol Heights. Md. :;
Frank G. Mowatt, Mowatt lane, Col
lege Park, Md.
Julian I. Richards, jr., West
Blackthorn street, Chevy Chase,
Md; Lewis R. Roberts, 5000 Wilson
lane, Bethesda, Md; Chester F..
Navmowicz, 1900 Nolte avenue, Sill
yer Spring, Md, and William R.
Watkins, 113 Valley road, Brook
mont, Md.
Gardner Graduates
SEYMOUR JOHNSON FIELD,
N. C.-Pfc. Edison E. Gardner, jr.,
son of Mrs. Marie K. Gardner, 43O
Luray place NV. recently gradu-
ated from the Army Air Forces
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phone Co. Corpl. r. A. Hurley.
Completes Radio Course
SCOTT FIELD, Ill.-Pfc. Frank H.
Jackson, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
H. Jackson, los Raymond street,
Chevy Chase, Md, recently grad
uated from the parent radio school
here, unit of the Army Air Forces
Technical Training Command.
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Gardner Graduates

SEYMOUR JOHNSON FIELD,
N. C.-Pfc. Edison E. Gardner, jr.,
son of Mrs. Marie K. Gardner, 43O
Luray place NV. recently gradu-
ated from the Army Air Forces
T e C h mic al Training Command
School as skilled aircraft me-
chanic. Pfc. Gardner attended
Central High School and George
Washington University.
Evening star., 1943-05-23
District Naval Cadets
Assigned 10 B|imps
And Commissioned
Leonard Eiserer, Public
Relations Officer, Is
Promoted to Lieutenant

Naval Aviation Cadets Marshall E..
Jacobs, 20, son of Mrs. Fannie B,
Evening star., 1943-05-23

Quincy street c. R. Beighlie.
NV, and Robert G. Coleman. jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G.. Cole
man. 4729 Georgia avenue NV.
Evening star., 1943-05-23

Daniel John
merly of WASH
ington and an
employe of the
Julius Garfnck-
el & Co. who is
stationed W i t h
the Army Air
Forces at a West
Indies air b a S e,
has been pro-
NOTED to SER
geant. He for
merly attended
New York Uni
versity.
Pfc. William C..
Crocker, %, son
of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Crocker, !
has been statione
division someWhe
for six months.
A graduate of
G e n t ra | High
S C h ool, Pfc.
Crocker formerly
was employed at
the post Office.
He has been in
the service since
o C t o b e r, 1941.
His wife, Mrs.
| E t h e | Forsman
Crocker, an en-
| ploye of TIL e
Star, resides at
1923 w arr e n
street NV.
| A brot h e r,
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Hovis Transferred
sociation.

RAPID CITY, S. C.-Staff Sergt
David M. Hovis, son of Mr.. and Mrs
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Bowman Promoted

STOUT FIELD, Ind.-Pvt. Joseph
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E. n. Whitney Promoted

HATTIESBURG, Miss.-Elmer II
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KIopIer Graduates

1dS VN6do, 4NNFr
and Boise, Idaho.
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flight training at Athens, Ga.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-22
Atty. Dudley Elected
Conference Lay Leader

On Tuesday, May II, the electoral
college of Michigan Annual con-
ference met in Kalamazoo. The
purpose OF this meeting was to elect
delegates TO the Thirty-second Cen
eral conference of the African Me-
thodist Episcopal church. which
meets in Philadel phia in 1914. There
were forty-two delegates present at
this college representing as many
local churches of the Michigan An
nual conference. This college con-
venes every four years and the
delegates elected there. in turn rep
resent the Michigan Annual confer
ence in Philadelphia in 1914.
DR.. U. s. Bagley, Saginaw City.
Mich, was elected chairman and
Mrs Nellie Sterling. Muskegon.
Mich, was elected secretary The
following delegates were etected:
Atty. Herbert =. Dudley, leader,
Ebenezer AME. church. Detroit:
william Entzminser st. Stephens
church, Detroit; DR.. K. S. Jones,
Michigan City. Ind Albert Will
liams. 81. Paul, Detroit; Mrs Naomi
Phillips, Fort Wayne. Ind: Atty
Charles Wills. South Bend, Ind:
DR. Leonidas Leach. Flint, Mich !;
Claudius n Berry. Detroit
Attorney Dudley is the legal adj
visor for the Michigan Annual con-
ference He was elected leader Of
this delegation on the first ballot
for the third consecutive tine. hav-
NJ received foriy-one out Of total
OF forty-tWo votes cast. This es-
,aDiished record for the Michigan
Annual conference. The altcrna.es
elected are as follows: Mrs. Mary
fitzpatrick, s.. Paul. South West
DetrotG Fay Union. Whitaker.
Mich Mrs. Irene Orion, Battle
Cteck. Mich: James Parham.
S. Luke. II shlaud PARK. Mich 4;
Ray Dczon. Quinn Chapel Detroit.
Mich Mrs Harmon Grand r pids.
Mich A. L. Simmons. Inks,er.
Mch.; G. B Williams, Lansing.
Men.
AGer he above named delegates
had been elected, the college went
on record as endorsing the candi-
dacy OF the Rev. George w Baber
of Ebenezer AME church, Detroit
Mich. for the bishopYjc and also
skcd the return Of Bishop John
Andrew G,esg as presiding bishop
Of the Fourth Episcopal district.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-22
Allen Temple Church
Liuuidates Mortgage

An appreciation supper honoring
women workers who help raise
funds TO liquidate the mortgage on
Allen Temple AME. church. was
given by the men OF the church
Sunday afternoon, May l6. Some
$50 people were served.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-22
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION

Or sunday, June s he Church
- ict si' ele5rsie he twenty
snrtx 4rv II the pastor.
+. u Y Ghce
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-22

Discussed
By Youths

Discussing Fair Play for All in
Tomorrow's World" youth men,
bers of the Evangelical and Re-
formed churches participated in
town hall meeting, Sunday, May 16
at the St. Mathews Evangelical and
Reformed church.
NJ. S. Woo spoke on What Do
The Chinese Expect" DR.. Nur NJ
Malik, discussed What is, India
After" and Gloster B. Current,
executive secretary of the N.AA.
CP., pointed out What the Negro
Wants" Rev. John w. McCracken
closed the town hall meeting with
What Will the White Youth Of
America say"
DR.. T. T. Brumbaugh, executive
secretary OF the Detroit Council OF
Churches, spoke in the afternoon.
Discussion groups reported in their
findings on the race problems OF
the United Nations and recon-
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indianapolis
HOST TO ME-.
CONFERENCE
Delegates From Seven
States Attended 74th
Sessions

INDIANAPOLIS. May-(ANP)-
Forced by the war emergency to
cut the time from FIVE to three days.
the business Of the Lexington an
nual M E. conference, in its 74th
session at Simpson NJ. E. church was
transacted quickly and effectively,
over the weekend under. the lead
ership Of Bishop Robert E. Jones,
Columbus. o.
Ministerial and lay delegates from
seven states, Kentucky. Ohio. In
diana. Michigan, Illinois, Wiscon-
sin and Minnesota attended this
"rationed" conference in which each
person was requested to bring on
his own sugar and coffee.
One OF the characteristic remarks
by Bishop Jones during the con-
ference was made while he was
praising the Methodist church for
its stand and service for and to
Negroes. when he declared. IF
get to heaven and find that am
Disseminated against I'll walk right
out"
Few changes were made in the
appointments. and the session closed
on Sunday 10 meet at the Mt Zion
NJ. <. church, Cincinnati, in 1914.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-22
Chaplain From Boston
Promoted In Pacific

SOUTH PACIFIC - News comes
OF chaplain from Boston. Mass
who before joining the army, vas
pastor u a church in Norfolk Va
and is now on duty with troops ~
the South Pacific.
Tie promotion Of Chaplain Deua
c Rice. 10 Harrisho. street Bos.
ton. from First Lieutenant 20 Cap
tain, Was recently announced by
tie Commanding Officer Of the Pa.
c.fc army outpost where he mas
been on duty since October. 1912
Chaplain Rice was teamed o. Co
lLmbia university and the Union
Theological seminary IN New York
rsfN
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-22
Second Baptist To
Aid Bethel Drive

The congregations OF two churches
that have been in Michigan more
than a hundred years Will come
together next Sunday, May %. to
pool their efforts TO raise money
- clear one OF the institutions Of
al Indebtedness.
Rev. r. L. Brady. pastor OF Sec
cnd Baptist church. one OF the old
est religious landmarks in the state,
will bring his congregation TO wor-
ship with Bethel A. NJ ( church,
which mas also served %he commun-
i;y for over a century, in joint SER
vice al p n Rev William H. Peck
Is pastor OF Bethel church.
Rev Bradby's sermon Will mark
the. opening Of drive to raise
s44Sl. SO TO pay Oft the remaining
Indebtedness Of Bethel church. The
mortgage on Second Baptist vas
paid of several years ago.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-22
BY REV. SAMUEL T. McKIBBEN

KANSAS CITY, Mo.,-(ANP) -
The widely publicized Dixon bap-
tismal robe, a rubberized garment
that keeps baptismal candidates
from getting wet. was introduced
in Kansas City Mothers day by the
Rev. Richard H. Dixon, pastor OF
the Park Avenue Baptist church.
The asture Rev. Mr.. Dixon met
all challenges when he explained
that the ritual of baptism represent
ed burial and resurrection" and
that the ceremony was essential to
obedience and not salvation. Since
deceased persons are buried with
out any dirt getting on them, it is
purely logical that baptisms can be
performed without the candidates
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-22

DR.. Charlotte Hawkins Brown.
head of Palmer Memorial in.
siituie. Sedalia. N. c. recog-
mixed as an outstanding speaker
for both youth and adults. has
received FL or more invitations
10 deliver college and high
school commencement address
es. Each year this school presi.
dent addresses between five
and six thousand students in
various colleges all over the
country. where she is regarded
as visiting professor of person
al culture. ANON the invita-
tions which she has accepted
this year are Princess Anne col
lege in Maryland; Browning
Home high school Camden. S.
c.; Rich Square County train
ing school. North Carolina;
Dunbar high school. Moores.
vile. N. c.. and the L. Rich
ardson Memorial hospital in
Greensboro. Gas and raiioning
prevent her from reaching the
many other places impossible
by bus and train travel. AMP.
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Kansas City Minister Introduces
Anew Rubberized Baptismal Robe

getting wet, emphatically states the
speaker.
The Dixon baptismal robe, named
for its inventor, is built along the
lines OF coveralls with enclosed feet
and a hood that allows water to
touch only the face. One OF the
candidates to be baptized in the
new robe remarked that inasmuch
as she didn't get wet she still felt
the chill OF the water.
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mended that all races be given
equal rights throughout the world.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-22
ST. MATTHEW'S vEsPERS

The last musical Vcspcr service
OF the season Will be given at St.
Matthews church, 81. Antoine and
Elizabeth street. Sunday. May % at
) pm. A request program OF choral
and organ music will be rendered.
The program will begin promptly
and be approximately one hour in
length.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-22
PLEASANT. SUNDAY PROGRAM

Pupils OF Yolande Maddox viii
be presented on 4 pleasant Sunday
program al ST. James CINE. church,
Vinewood at Kirby at p. m. Sun
day. May %. Rev. J NJ. Pettigrew
is pastor OF the church and Mrs.
Maddox is in charge OF the after
noon program.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-05-22
CARD OF THANKS

! wish to thank all friends. neigh
bors and all members OF the fol-
lowing churches: First Baptist, Mt.
Beulah Baptist OF Detroit, Messiah
Baptist and Rev. Williams Of the
church OF Ferndale for their pray
ers. many kindnesses and messages
OF sympathy during the illness and
death OF my dear mother. the late
Mrs. Beulah Adams: with special
thanks TO Rev. T. B. Brinkley. Lily
OF the Valley Chapter No. 2. OES.,
and Shelton Johnson OF Birdhurst
center for his glowing words OF
tribute.
Mrs. Carolyn Smith