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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-04

mosfero. To je bilo katastro-
falno, a vlada in diplomatic, XII
so delovali njegovem imenu,
so bill pa Sc bolj katastrofalni.
'Vazno je danes to, da Sc We,
da clani danasnje Wade ne
predstavljajo nikogar V Jugo-
slaviji. To so glavnem diplo-
matte, kateri SO bill postavlje-
nj ma svoja mesta V vladi po re-
zimskem diktatu. Naravno oni
ne predstavljajo ideje 27. mar
ca, katera je zrusila bas apiz-
ment.
"Oni so podpirali Mihajlovi-
ca in izzivali stara trenja ma
di, da Sc povrne nazaj diktator-
ski rezim. t
"Vkljub takozvani srbski pro-
pagandi proti partizanom, je V
vrstah partizanov So odst. ST.
bow. To je vsekakor znak mai
jacje kooperacije. Delft Bal
kan ma sfere interesov Sc pravi
ustvarjati pogoje "a novo voj-
no."
V zakljucnem razgovoru je
Mr.. Kosanovic naglasil: "Edino
resitev, XII jo vidim, je velika
demokratska federacija vseh
juznih Slovanov. Ia mai bi
vkljucevala tudi Bolgare. Oni
so isti narod kakor mi in med
nami ne obstajajo izrecne ma
| rodne meje. Veliki zavzniki bi
morali podpirati Tita v polni
meri. Nj potrebno, da Sc della
preko Wade, postavljene v Kai.
ru pred petimi meseci, katera
tako ne predstavlja nikogar.
! "Progresivnost ie edini ma.
Gin borbe prot osiscu. Nj po.
! trebno imeti strahu pred social
no revolucijo. Istoeasno reeem
da narod, XII ie. zgubil u borb
/, "a osvobojenje million zivljenj
Z = E - -h
zasluzi, da ina bodocnost "a
gotovljeno. Z.O.J.S.A.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-04
Novigrobovi
JOHN WINTER

Po dolgi in mucni bolezni je
vceraj oh 10. uri zjutraj umrl
slovenski pionir John Winter,
star 73 let, donna liz Bistre pri
Vrhniki, odkoder je prisel A
meriko pred 81 lett. Najprvo Sc
je naselil V okolici fare sv. Vida,
pred 50. lett pa Sc je druzina
preselila V Newburgh. Bill je
clan druStva Mir" st. 10 S. D.
T., drustva "Dvor Baraga" st.
1917 G.. 0. F. in drustva sv. l.
mena. Tukaj zapusca zalujoce
hcere Mary, Ammo in Angelo,
sina Johna in vnuka Jackie in.
Tommy, brata Charlesa, Ale
ksandriji, Egiptu, sestro Ammo,
in v starem kraju dive sestri in
enega brata. Pogreb pokojnika
Sc bo vrsil il hise zalosti 1914
E. 81 St. pod vodstvom pogreb-
mega zavoda Louis l.. Ferfolia
v sredo Oh $50 uri zjutraj V
cerkev sv. Lovrenca in nato ma
| Calvary pokopaliSce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-04

Francijo in druge okupirane de-
zele OBJ Rokavskem prelivu,
kjer Sc re sedaj nahaja so divi-
zij.
Anti-invazijska armada je bi-
la razdeljena V dive loceni sku-
pini. Ena predstavlja "atlant-
sko komando", XII je osredotoce-
ma ozemlju okrog Bordeauxa,
druga pa je "severna koman'
da", Xxi Sc razteza ma 9OO-milj j.
ski 'front.' cd Normandije dc
-Belgije in Holandske.
Globoko v ozadju prednjih O.
brambnih linij so namescene
mocne rezerve, in zraena sila '
ogrozenem ozemlju Sc sodi, ds
sestoji IL 1,5OO bombnikov ir
velikega ,stevila bojnih letal.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-04

besede in sodelovanja v parla-
mentu."
"Leta 1885, leto dni po smrti
kralja Aleksandra, SO bile raz-
pisane druge volitve, javnim
glasovanjem," je dodal pomen-
1.-Two. "Kdor je hotel glasovati
proti vladi, je moral til pred
policijsko komisijo in po tenn
81 lahko misliti, da to nj bilo
lahko. Pa je vkljub temu dobila
opozicija skoro toliko glasov,
kot vlada, medtem, ko so dobi-
vale Wade v Avstriji, Nemciji in
Italiji pc 80 odst. vecine.
"Jaz smatram to "a znak We
like politicne zrelosti nasega
seljastva Vedeti je treba,
da vecina nasih seljakov ali
kmetov nina posebne formalne
naobrazbe. " onih predeljih, ko-
der SO bill ljudje dolgo pod
Turk, je vecina zen nepisme-
nih.
Kaj pa jim potem daje to
zrelost?
Mi zivimo v jako zanimivem
kraj,r sveta, je odgovoril Kosa-
movie. Ma toriscu zgodovine.
Mi imamo tradicijon lju-
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-04

Bombniki so vprizorili napad
ma Budimpesto svojih baz V
Neaplu, in berlinski radio po-
roca o ostrih spopadih med
ameriskimi in nacijskimi letali
mad ogrskim ozemljem.
Prui napad ma prest0iicO izza
septembra 1912
To je bill prvi zracni napad
Ma Budimpesto liza septembra
1912, ko so ruska letala sep
tembru 1912 bombardirala mad
zarsko prestolico.
V nedeljo so ameriski bomb
niki vprizorili teak napad ma
nemSko letalsko tovarno V Ste
yerju ma spodnjem Avstrii-
skem. Doticnega napada Sc je
udelezilo 500 ameriskih bomb
nikov, ki so OBJ prihodu mad
svojo tarco imeli opravka 800
nemskimi boinimi letali, Cd ka-
terih so jih Amerikanci zbili
stO.
Sovjetska zracha sila je pred
tednom dni iznova bombardira-
la BudimpeSto, liz cesar sc skle-
pa, da danasnji napad ma mad
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AnneriSki bonlbnikii mad
Budimpesto in Jugoslaviijjo
Kolodvor in industrije v ogrski
prestolici bombardirane. Napad
ma Knin, BrOd in Drnis.

LONDON 3. aprila. - Danes amerisk bombnik,
sodeujoc ofenzivo Rdece vojske, vprizor plv napad
Budmpeso, glavno mesto Ogrske, kjer nahaa ze-
ezniski center prevoz nemskih Get Balkan in ka
Nemci zadnji cas- odkar industrije Nemciji
talca zaveznskh zracnih napadov, presei mnogo to-
Yarn
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-04
Na$Sii
fantje-uojaki

Pretekli cetrtek so bill spre.
jeti k mornarici in m ari n O m
sledeci slovenski fantje il Col,
linwooda: Frank Hren, Martin
J. Papes, Mathew Mihelcic Jr.
Frank J. Line, Edward Abra.
movich, Elmer S. Soltesz, An.
thony A. Zadell, Albert H. Gre.
gar, Anthony F. Klemens, Jo.
seph ]. Demojzes, Edward A
Jereb, John Pollock Jr., Anton
Kinkoff, John C. Oshaben, Mi.
chael Kukcevic, John F. Rome
Stanley w. Jakse, Rudolph S
Stefanic, John P. Rupena, Jo,
seph Dular Jr.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-04

Podprimo b0rbo Amerike "a demo-
kracijO in sy0bod0 sveta nakupom
vOjnih bondOv in vojno- varcevalnih
znamk!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-04
PuriceU rezirn sc je
zoperstauil Churchillu
Kralj Peter baje tudi ne mara mic
slisati 0 sporazumu s Titom H.

LONDON, 80. marca. = (Po-
roca E. G.. Daniel v New York
Times") - Pogajanja "a izrav-
navo nesoglasij med Titovimi
in Mihajlovicevimi silami v Ju-
goslaviji so prisla ma mrtvo
tocko, in zamejna vlada pre-
mierja Bozidara Purica Sc je tr-
dovratno zoperstavila britski
vladi in ne mara pristati ma
edino bazo "a spravo, XII je
sprejemljiva "a anglesko vlado.
Jugoslovanski ministri, XII so
dospeli v London IL Kaira, da Sc
posvetujejO z anglesko vlado,
so podvzeli kampanjo, z name
nom, da prepricajo amerisko in
anglesko javnost, da je bill pre-
mijer Churchill napacno po-
ueen, ko je 22. februarja v svo-
jem govoru v parlamentu izja-
vii, da ina Titovo gibanje siroko
Oporo med narodom in da "a
MIN stoji oborozena sila $780,
600 MOI.
POgujanja "a izraUnanje razlik
Sc splOh MISC priGeia
Uradni jugoslovanski viri so
danes porocali, da Sc pogaja.
MIA "a ustvaritev jugoslovan-
skega edinstva sploh MISC nj
kdar pricela, in indirektno Sc
to priznava tudi Cd stram brit
skega zunanjega ministrstva.
Kakor Sc je zvedelo, sta zu-
nanjni minister Eden in premi-
jer napravila edini kontakt q
zamejnim rezimom potom kra-
liza Petra, prot cemur pa je
premier Puric takoj dvignil
ugovor, rekoc, da je njegov ka-
binet ustaven, in da je posredo-
vanje potom kralja "nezadostno
in nepravilno." ..
Anglezi so baje prediagaH re-
orgdnizacijo Ulade
Kaj sta Eden in Churchill
predlagala kralju Petru, nj zna-
no, ampak domneva Sc, da je
bilo kralju svetovano, da od-
strani Purica in da Sc nato jul
goslovanska vlada reorganizira
in da Sc vanjo vkljuci elemente
IL, provizoricnega anti-fasistic-
mega rezima v Jugoslaviji, ka-
teremu stojita ma celu marsal
Tito in dr.. Ribar.
q ozirom ma polozaj, XII je
nastal, Sc nekateri jugoslovan-
ski krogi v Londonu boje, da
Velika Britanij a utegne
pretrgati stike S Puricevim re-
zimom in priznati marsala Tt
ia, kakor zahteva Juznoslovan-
ski odbor v Londonu. Toda v
angleski javnosti obstoji wits,
da ia to domnevo nj nikake
podlage.
t'Peter ne DO 0dzngaI Ueje, ma
kdteri sedi.
Kakor Sc poroca, je 20-letni
Peter ozirona ma svoja leta
pokazal nenavadno odlocnost in
je kratkomalo zavrnil predlog,
da bi odslovil kabinet, XII mu je
dovolil ozeniti Sc Q grsko prin-
ceso Aleksandro, in gen. Mi
hajlovica, XII je edini aktivni
podpornik "a povratek Karad.
zorzevicev ma jugoslovanski
prestol.
Peter nj tako neumen, da bi
u A .& : Il = a.H
odzagal veto, ma kateri sedi, je
izjavil danes eden njegovih pri-
jateljev. Kakor Sc poroea, Sc
kralj in clani zamejne Wade
sklenili yztrajati ma svojem sta
liscu tudi vsled tega, ker Sc
prejeli mnogo apelov Cd strani
svoiih pristasev Angliji in
zed; drzav, do maj Sc ne poda.
10 pritiska "a podajo pred II
tom.
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ANTON ZUPANCIC

Po dolgi bolezni je umrl ma
svojem domu Anton Zupancie,
p. d. Urbetov Tone, star 79 let,
stanujoc ma 6518 Bonna Ave.
Donna je bill IL vasl zalne, fara
zalne, odkoder je prisel v Gle
veland pred AZ. lett. Bill je clan
drustva sv. Vida st. 25 KSKJ
in drustva "Carniola Tent" st.
1888 T. M. Tukaj zapusca So
progo Rosie, hcer Vero Rigler,
diva vnuka in diva necaka Law
renee Zupancic in Frank Tron-
tel. Pogreb Sc bo vrsil v .sredo
oh 10. 'lri zjutraj IL Zakrajsko
vega pogrebnega zavoda, 6016
st. Clair Ave-, v cerkev sv. vi
da in nato ma Calvary pokcpa-
lisee.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-04

Vceraj je bilo porocano, da
Sc nahaja bolan ma domu 49,
letni Robert Zander, pravilno
pa bi Sc morale glasiti Robert
Zaman, sin 'druzine John in
Mary Zaman, 486 E. 149 St.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1944-04-04
POPRAVEK

v zadnjem porocilu podruzni.
ce st. 48 SANS, Sc je vrini1a ne
ljuba pomota. Glasiti bi Sc mo.
ralo, da je rojak Frank zagar
z 1000 Chickasaw Ave-, daro-
val $500, Mrs. Jennie Laure.
tic pa $1.00. Toliko v blagohot-
no sporocilo.
Evening star., 1944-03-04

may be of some help in drawing
the relationship of religious and
practical living"
w. w. Everett, president of Wood
ward g. Lothrop, a member of the
Vaughn Glass, thinks Mr.. Drake has
been most successful in his efforts.
Mr.. Everett said he was very much
pleased with Mr.. brakes teaching
The illustrations are apt and his
talks are always interesting. I be-
lieve the sessions are worth while
in every way"
Mr.. Drake, who was a pastor for
II years at the Drexel Hill Baptist
Church in Philadelphia, prior tc
coming to Washington in 1918, Or
ganized group of young men at
the Calvary Baptist Church soon
after his arrival here. The group
called itself the Corner Class"
mainly because they met in a corner
OF the church. Two years later the
members renamed themselves the
Drake Glass, and nicknamed the
building in which the group met,
next door to the church, "Waddle
Hail." and the paper it issued The
Ugly Duckling."
The Scout executive became teach
er OF the Vaughn Glass, one of the
oldest Bible classes in the world,
upon the death of Homer Coun-
sellor, who was assistant pastor of
the church as we'll as the class
teacher, during the summer of 1881.
Mr.. Drake became the official teach
er in October, 1881. He uses the
lecture method for the $50 or more
in attendance and follows the In
ternational Bible lessons.
Evening star., 1944-03-04
Church Of the Epiphony
Lenten Preachers

The monday preaching services
at the Church of the Epiphany fea-
ture two of the outstanding clergy
men next week.
From Monday through Wednesday
the preacher will be the Rev. DR.
Ralph w. Sockman, pastor of Christ
Methodist Church, New York City
The preacher Thursday and Fri
day will be the Very Rev. Nathanial
r. High-Moor, dean of Trinity Ca
thedral, Pittsburgh, Pa.
At pm. tomorrow the lenten
Sunday night series on What ]
Believe" will be continued by the
Rev. Hunter M. Lewis, associate
minister, with the special subject
Why I Believe in Christ"
DR.. Charles w. Sherwin, the rec
tor, announces a daily preaching
service at $50 pm. from Mondays
through Fridays, featuring especially
on Wednesday afternoon a sermon
by DR.. Frederick Brown Harris of
the Foundry Methodist Church and
Thursday afternoon an address by
the Rev. John c. Runkle, rector of
the Esther Memorial Church. On
Monday afternoon Canon Theodore
o. Wedel of the Cathedral will be
the preacher.
Evening star., 1944-03-04
Col. H. {. Fraser 10 Preach
|Af Church Of Reformation

The guest preacher for the lenten
vesper service at pm. tomorrow
at the Lutheran Church OF the
Reformation will be Col. Harry C,
Fraser OF the Office OF the Army
Chief of Chaplains. Under the gen.
eral theme of "The Seven First
Words" he will speak on "The Ser
mon on the Mount" The guest solo,
ist will be Brig. Gen. Leigh c. Fair
banks.
The Rev. Ralph w. Loew, asso-
ciate pastor, will preach at the re-
manning three worship services, due
to the illness of the Rev. Oscar F.
Blackwelder.
Lenten services will be held We'd
nesday evening with two classes,
1.-THE Faith of the Church." taught
by DR.. Loew, and Religious Men
of Science" taught by DR.. Raymond
John Seeger, at 7:30 pm. j. War;
rem Hastings, pastor of the National
City Christian Church, will be the
guest preacher at 8:15 pm.
Services are held from 1910 to
1890 pm. Friday. DR.. Loew will
speak on Persons Around the
Cross"
Evening star., 1944-03-04
Dr.. {. ". Reese 10 Preach
Al All Souls Unitarian

The Rev. DR.. Curtis w. Reese
president of the Western Unitarian
Conference and dean Of the Abra-
ham Lincoln Center, Chicago, will
preach at All Souls Unitarian
Church at II am. tomorrow.
The church school service at 10
am. will be conducted by the Rev.
Alfred w. Hobart. In the Current
Problems Glass at 10 am, Harold
Butler, Minister of Information,
British Embassy, will discuss past
Lessons in International Organiza-
tion." Before the Comparative Re-
ligion Glass at the same time, DR..
John A. Logan will speak on Teach
ings of Gautama Siddhartha, the
Buddha." At $50 pm. films, in
cluding Report From Russia" and
Our Enemies, the Japanese" will be
shown. The feature motion picture,
scheduled for 7:30 pm, will be
watch on the Rhine" A st. Pat
rick's party for the Ark will take
place Wednesday evening.
Evening star., 1944-03-04
Federation Leaders
See Drive Success

An optimistic outlook for the an
nual Washington Federation of
Churches budget campaign was
pictured yesterday by federation
leaders. The drive, which will con-
tinue through March 10, has a
$33 400 goal
Il have never felt SO sure of sue
cess as have in this current
campaign" said DR.. John w. Rustin
federation president and pastor of
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church. He pictured a growing
interest of local churches in the
cooperative movement.
Edward H. DeGroot, jr., chairman
of the campaigns Special Gifts
Committee, said the community is
increasingly appreciating the efforts
of the federation.
Evening star., 1944-03-04
DR.. n. W. Burgon Guest
At Foundry Methodist

DR.. Harry w. Burgan, pastor of
Hamline Methodist Church. will be
the guest preacher tomorrow at 8
pm. at Foundry Methodist Church.
The pastor, DR.. Frederick Brown
Harris, will preach at II am.
Justin Lawrie, choirmaster, will
address the Foundry Forge at 7 pm.
in their Chapel Hour series on the
general theme THE Living Christ
in Today's World" his topic being
The Living Christ in the Human
Voice" At the same time Ensign
Florence Robbins, U. S. N. R., will
address the Hi-League on Prayer"
Bishop Edwin Holt Hughes will be
the preacher at the lenten service
Wednesday evening.
Evening star., 1944-03-04
National Baptist

DR.. Grove G. johnson, pastor, will
preach at IL am. Special recogni-
ton will be made of all new men,
bers who have come into the church
In the past month. Four new dea-
conesses will be received by the
pastor.
The Advantages of the Single
Life" will begin the series on The
American Home" by the assistant
pastor, the Rev. A. Lincoln Smith
at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1944-03-04
'Chino's Outlook Topic
For Womun's Council

Mrs. Walter judd wife of Repre-
sentative Walter Judd of Mime
sofa and former medical missionary
in China, will address the Womans
Council of the National City Chris
tian Church on "China's Outlook
on Tuesday.
Members will meet in the Vermont
avenue social hall at II am. Mrs
E. H. Hughes, wife of the pastor of
the First Baptist Church, will con-
duct the devotions and Chinese
music will be rendered. Mrs. Pearl
S. Couts, president of the council,
will preside. The public is invited.
A luncheon will follow the session.
Evening star., 1944-03-04
Cleveland Park Church
To Hear Missionary

The speaker at II am. tomorrow
at Cleveland Park Congregational
Church, will be the Rev. Earle Holt
Ballou, Congregational missionary
under the American Board of For
eign Missions and regional secretary
of the National Christian Council
for North China.
Mr.. Ballou first went to China in
1916 and his final return to America
was in December, 1943, on the Sec
ond trip of the Gripsholm.
Evening star., 1944-03-04
North Washington Baptist

During the absence from the city
of the Rev. Henry J. Smith, the
guest speaker will be the Rev. Paul
L. Fisher. Tomorrow at IL am. he
will speak on THE Three Way
Road" and at 7:45 pm. on Il Cam
not Come Down"
The union lenten services will be
held at 8 pm. Thursday in Stans-
bury Hall. The Rev. Harry w. Bur-
gan of the Hamline Methodist
Church will be the speaker.
Evening star., 1944-03-04

The Evening Star reporter. "If the
teacher is to reach his group, he
must bring them applications of the
principles of religion to the cir
cumstances in which we find our
selves. In this respect my lessons
are more ethical than theological"
Mr.. Drake explained his work
with leaders of boys, facing the
problems of development and char
acter in their charges, provides
fount of experiences for him to use
with the members of his Bible class.
They, too," he said, deal with the
problem of development and with
the characters of other men in their
everyday life. The illustrations I
bring to them, tied in with the deep
wisdom of the Bible, I like to think
Evening star., 1944-03-04
Auqustunu Lutheran

The annual fellowship program
of the Luther League will be held
tomorrow at 7:30 pm. Miss Mildred
Nelson will preside God Believes
in Me- will be the theme of DR..
%. j. Helms special lenten sermon
at the morning service.
The March meetings of the Young
Woman's Missionary Society and the
brotherhood have had to be post
poned from Tuesday to Thursday
evening.
At the Wednesday evening lenten
service the Rev. Mr.. Lundeen, pas
tors assistant, will preach on mo
Abundant Life Without the Cross"
Evening star., 1944-03-04
Anniversary Program

The Gospel Temple of Washing
ton, 1909 Ninth street NV, will Gel
ebrate its first anniversary tomor-
row morning, communion services
being conducted by Ernest Hastings
of the Eastern Baptist Seminary
Philadelphia, Pa. The church was
organized by the Rev. H. B. Ritten-
house and under the leadership of
the Rev James Roberts has shown
steady growth.
Evening star., 1944-03-04
Rabbi Shustermun
To Be Guest Speaker

The Washington Hebrew Congre-
cation will have as it's guest preacher
at IL am. tomorrow Rabbi Abraham
Shusterman, minister of the Har
Sinai Congregation in Baltimore.
The title of his sermon will be
"Democracy's Deep-Rooted Sorrow.
Rabbi Shusterman, an alumnus of
the Hebrew Union College at Gin
cinnati, will deliver the Founders
day address at the college on the
occasion of the l25th anniversary of
the birth of the founder, DR.. Isaac
M Wise
Evening star., 1944-03-04
Congregational Church
To Honor DR.. Stein

A service honoring the Rev. Joseph
H. Stein will be held at the First
Congregational Church at pm. to-
morrow. DR.. Stein is the new super
intendent of the Middle Atlantic
Conference of Congregational Chris
tan Churches. He will preach the
sermon, which will be followed by
a reception
Tom Keehn of the Council for So
cial Action of New York will speak
on freedom From Want and Fear"
and DR.. w. L. Darby of the Wash
ington Bible Association will be
guest speaker at evening meetings.
Evening star., 1944-03-04
Calvary Methodist

Mrs. B. T. Hynson will be the
speaker at 7 pm. tomorrow on "The
Church in Many Tongues" Miss
Marjorie Orth will lead the worship.
The Calvary Mems Glass an
nounces a special feature on March
IL at GAS am. Roger j. Whiteford
will give a lecture, "The Legal
Aspects of the Trial of Jesus
Christ" Friends are welcome.
Evening star., 1944-03-04

Ilonal Capl I q ]
Area Council of
the Boy Scouts
Of America, a
broad and mel
lowed un d er-
standing Of what
to bring to a
group of men
listening to a
Bible lesson.
at he lessons
must be inter-
esting, practical
and appropriate
to the day." Mr..
Drake said in an
Evening star., 1944-03-04
Fifth Baptist

The Rev. J. Herrick Hall, pastor.
and the deacons will welcome Is
new members at II am. tomorrow
Seventeen of these new members
were baptized by the Rev. Mr.. Hall
during February. At pm. the serv-
ice will be broadcast over WWDC.
Evening star., 1944-03-04
Bible Gloss Leaders
Bible Gloss Leaders
Boy Scout Head Teaches
Class at Calvary Baptist

Thirteen years Of teaching the
Vaughn Bible Glass at the Calvary
Baptist Church have given Linn c.
Drake, Scout executive of the Ma
Evening star., 1944-03-04
Trir1,na

FKIENDS MEETING tORTHODOX,.
18th and Irvine Streets NV.
IL am-Meeting for Worship Welcome
Friends Meeting of Washington.
211l Florida Ave
Meeting for Worship First Day tSunday,
a, II am All interested are weIcone
Young People, 6:30 pm. S. S., 1O:45 am
Friends Worship Group of Washing ton,
7 M. e. A. Bldg, Room 219, 1888 G St
N.W.-Every Sunday, 1890 until noon
Come and worship with us
Evening star., 1944-03-04
Spiritual 8rtrntr
REV. VIRGINIA KING.

REV. LOLA NJ MILLER-Message Service,
Wed, 80 Pm, assisted by mediums.
1929 N St. NV. All reached.
Evening star., 1944-03-04
Rational
Baptist mfmorlal

Cove 6. Johnson, Postor.
A. Lincoln Smith, Assistont Postor.
II a.m-"WHY HE HAD TO DIE"
The Lords Supper.
I8 p.m-"THE ADVANTAGES OF
THE SINGLE LIFE" Beginning
the American Home Series.
$40 am.-Bible School.
I6:45 p.m-Training Unions, Broth
erhood and Bible Study Group.
Midweek Service Thursday evening
at 8-The Glad Hour. Subject,
THE Supreme Sacrifice"
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-03
Townsend Members
Select Delegates

Townsend club members made
plans for sending delegates to the
club district convention in Ian
sing, Saturday and Sunday. and a
committee chairman was appointed
for the victory rally, at Monday
evenings meeting, which follower
a cooperative supper in Ypsilanti
High School lunch room.
Mrs. Louis Parmeley, vice presi.
dent. conducted the meeting in the
absence Of Mr.. Parmeley, president.
1t was voted to have the commun-
ications sent from Washington con-
tinued.
Bulletins telling OF the progress
OF the petition in Congress were
read. The petition now has suffi
cient names signed, with the ex.
ception of five more, which are
promised, so that the bill can be
brought up for debate in Congress.
The chairman appointed for the
victory rally 10 take place II the bill
goes through, is ]. II. wilcox.
The delegates who will attend the
convention are Mrs. A. NJ. Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Wilcox. Miss
Agnes Renton and Miss Belle Ross.
Contributions were made to the
birthday box, and the travelling
basket made the rounds.
Reports OF the convention will
be made by the delegates at the
next meeting, Oct. l6.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-03

The Ypsilanti Garden Club held
their annual meeting Monday eve
ming at Starkweather Hall, which
was beautifully decorated with a
special display OF chrysanthemums
furnished by Benjamin Sovey and
many arrangements OF chrysanthe-
NUNS and gladioli brought by the
members.
Mr. Sovey, who was the speaker
OF the evening, gave very inter.
esting and instructive talk on the
80 varieties OF chrysanthemums in
which he is interested; the prepare
ton OF the soil, the culture ana
breeding, the pests and insects and
the diseases common to them. His
display included bronze, white and
pink varieties and he told how a
garden could be planned to have
blossoms from August through to
frost.
During the business session,
which was conducted by Mrs.
Frederick Mckay, annual reports
were given. Mrs. G.. c. Handy In
her report as program chairman
said that the interesting meetings
which had been given during the
past year had been given by mem