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Evening star., 1944-02-28
Natures Children
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY,
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There are six known species of
sunflsh. One has not been given .
common name. This Sunfish is found
in the lowland streams from Georgia
to Texas. 1t is quite rare, reaches q
length of 7 inches and has eight OF
nine cloudy crossbars on its sides.
There is the sunfish known as the
shell cracker. which is easily caught
in all lowland waters from Virginia
to Florida. 1t is a sizable fish and
the favorite of young anglers, who
usually use long cane pole. This
sunf1sh is almost II inches in length
and grand fighter. 1t is simply de-
licious pan-fried fresh from the
water.
The red-eared sunf1sh is found
from Northern Indiana to Florida
Evening star., 1944-02-28

and the Rio Grande. It Is becoming
scarce, however.
The prime favorite, the common
sunflsh, also called the pumpkin
seed, Is just the fish for q young
angler. Though 1t rarely reaches
more than inches and = weight OF
Evening star., 1944-02-28

~, 9:00-Mfs. ?. {. EIIst, president
ef The District Ps'sntTssthsn Association. in.
isNiswsd.
WIop. 800 "GuadsItsnsl Diary" star.
ring william DsadIx Preston Foster and Lloyd
Nolan.
WINK. s:o5-Brahms' "4ih symphony."
W0e, i0:00-Ann SoihsFn and Jsek Benny
in Three Men on . Horse"
Evening star., 1944-02-28

on the an TO-DAY.
Wc. S,oo-yifsiais WsidIw In "Juaisf
Angel"
whAl. s:3o-Nx tsvM girls In Z lssp
Year FesfaM.
VOL. S:30-"cass sf the Missing Bullion. !"
WN, 9:00-6usst 0xar Lsvant plays
6srshwiA's "Rhspsedy In Blue"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-01
Many Attend Gala
Guest Hour Party

membered, with fun for all an Inn
portant phase OF the evening.
Contests are held every Monday
with the guest artists entertaining
the patrons with a bit of son, in
strument playing and dancing All
entertainers are eligible 10 partic-
ipate in the contest and receive Spe-
cial courtesies from the club at the
guest hour parties.
Many at Party
Last weeks fun session was one
of much gaicty with such person
altieS as Dean Collins and Geral-
dine SnIth. rendering fine boogie
tunes, Betna DAVIS and Charles
Miller giving out with songs and
Big Bill Moore dong some fine
tenor sax PLAYING Bob Burns gave
Of celebrities and Mar
garet Stewart offered a bit of song.
Among those present we're Mar
guorite Mumford. Pauline Terry.
Pemlsscll Brooks Pearl Brooks,
Come GatSkill, Bob Hunter. l.
Klondik Allen, Lauara Walker.
jeanette Wilson, Ruby Mason. Jose
phlne Williams Eta Hooks. Addie-
fe Carey. Luc lie Foster. Carolyn
Rivers, Mary Morris. Louvenia Bas-
king, JOHNNIE Trafton. John Thomas,
Rosa Lee chatham. Mary D. Cooper.
Lille Bell Lillard. S Sgt William
Orange, SGT Charles Bates, Mary
Robinson. S-Sgt Lafayette Bald
win, Evelyn Robinson, Alice Rose
boro. Elsie Ridley, Dorothy Spring
er, lie Bron Simmons and Vera
Garter
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-01
Tiny Bradshaw
Wakes Some New
Tunes For Fans
Nv TED YATES

NEW YORK IFS Toy 3 81
shaw. composer = The jersey
Bounce. s kccp.r- on the bounce
trend. Vhich was very significant in
the mGcStroS frs; ard recent re-
cord.rg date The RCdhead with
MS famous band tnat IS currently a
smash ~ {; Hag.e9's Savoy ball
room WaNcG four SIDE Taey IT,
cll5od salt Lake C;y Bounce.
Bradshaw Bounce. After You've
Gone car Old fdvurtc dose % the
unique Bradshaw s; il1 ana the
popular tune STA shtcn Up and
Fly Rlght Madc Z NOUS after be-
irg introduced by ne celebrated
King Cole Trio. the sra. 2h;en'
piece puts Bradshaw n the famous
firStS cstasory Although played by
every name band IN the business the
juke box rave S,ra. 2hien Up and
Fly Rish,' wasn't recorded Until
THY Bradshaw adc the disc
Tne quartz; Of tunes vii! DC re-
leased by Regis Record company
and will be released mex, week The
Bradshaw record deal was set by
the oand leaders personal manager.
Dick Boone Records sound fine and
put the King 81 the Jtterbucs on
the jersey side as did The Jersey
Bounce
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-01
Russell Theatre
Showing Film
Negro Soldier

The Negro Soldier" a stirring
tribute 10 the American Negro and
the important role he has played IN
Americas way Of life, is coming to
the Russell theatre on Friday and
Saturday. July IA and Is. Produced
by the War Department. under the
supervision of Academy Award
Winner Col. Frank Capra. the thrill
film repeatedly took more than two
years to make and includes shots
from more than thirty Army Camps
The picture, which is said 10 be
forty minutes OF exciting entertain
ment, punch packed action and
heart-stirring drama, deals with two
important subjects. First, il shows
what the Negro race has done 10
earn its place in American life: and
secondly, il deals with the Negro
soldier and the Negro Wacs.
The story opens with Carlton
Moss, famous Negro VT .ter, portray
ing a minister addressing his par
ish He traces the history Of the
Negro soldier in America, starting
with CrlspGs Attacks. hero OF the
1870 Boston Massacre and goes right
through American history up 10
Robert Brooks, first American SOL
der TO die IN World War III.
Among the Negro heroes shown
are the Minute Men who fought al
Lexington, Peter Stlem, who fought
al Bunker Hill, Prince Whipple who
crossed the Delaware with Wash
lngton and hundreds of others who
served az Valley Forge
The film also covers the Negro
soldiers who we're with Perry al
Lake Eric: with Stonewall Jackson
al New Orleans: with the Yanks
in France and with Macarthur in
the Philippines
Essentially though. The Negro
Soldier deals with the present con-
ilict and follows an enlisted man
right through basic training. further
schooling and eventual combat The
Russell theatre. Russell at Kirby.
has teamed up The Negro Sold Ter
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-01

save for your future you're tile
Wad II you don't you're spend
,hrIf, II you act poSSeSsivc thcn
she wants her freedom. II you
don't you're IN love with another
II she gets her way. you're a door
mat II she doesn't you're boSSy
II you try 20 counsel her. you're
a dictator II you don't she takes
her problems 10 another II you
ignore them. you're one Of the
boys" If you don't you're a wolf
II you beat her. you're brute. II
you don't you're softie So what's
d man 10 do?
MOSTLY STUFF
Which u. V bizncSs man Is called
Flash Gordon" cause he likes Il
show of big roll Of lettuce leaves
&C.. Curtis Roberts is the bartender
your favoritc drinks in the
Horsemen Sky Room He's a nice
guy too. Word comes that Wini-
fred De Grasse was wed on Dec
% and the secret is just leaking
out. How come producers won't
have their bands play gig in the
show? Would be a good way. 10
warm up some OF the cold patrons.
making them give out with applause
for the rest OF the floorshow? Pa
irons would like the idea muchly.
Most shows arc too short anyway
OUT HAVING FUN
Elbow bending and getting their
kicks were Sunnie Carroll. Eliza
beth Marshall, Kirk Lewis Of Mitch
ell Hotel and visitor from Louisville,
Birdie Walker -, Mesdames Helen
Glover, Mable Smith. Lille Nc
Donald and Beatrice Grooms. Can
didate for State Representative
Clarence Garter. 1t Coleman Young.
Vera owinsome) Carter, candidate
for State Representative lie Bron
Simmons. Charles Miller and othe
FOR READING ONLY
Mae Barrett, cigGie cal at Club
666 celebrated her natal day on
June 20 Mrs. Geraldine NcSbltt.
school marin from Ala. was being
shown the gay spots last week by
friends. Mr.. and Mrs Edward Dan
icls. Shes much talent.
jim Butler. former scribe for this
sheet. is the nations only Scpia
sports-caster Comes on Sat. AT
HAS p. m. on WJBK. Dig his word
age Why does smoking a cigar
make man feel important? viii
have 10 ask Arthur Caruso Causes
for the ruination of women: CD
Lust for money, 90 thirst for the
rum pot and 80 the hunger for ex-
element Women's wartime prob
lens: Cd Search for man of their
own. ~ to satisfy their desire for
thrills and 80 foolish spending Of
money.
MONDAY lunches are offered at
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-01
TALENT PARADE
ENTERTAININ G
AT CLUB SKIES

A galaxy of stars are currently
seen IN the jam Session" show on
view at Club Three $50. with Betty
Taylor as producer and Billy Naples
aS-maS,er- ceremonies
Singers. dancers, lnstrumentalists
and the chorines all combine into
. show well worth seeing al this
popular Adams avenue nltery where
the folks 20 To have fun and enjoy
a good noorShow
Fine show
The show gets of 10 a good open
ing. then brings on Pete DissS on
the vlbes playing Star Dust and
such numbers. Lillian Fitzgerald, a
solid crowd pleascr, sends the pa
irons with her unique song style
on "Miikmsn Keep Those Bottles
Quiet, gand with Strip Polka" be-
ing her best offering, making the
customers clamor for more of her
work. Taylorettes show off well IN
a skit called mo Name 1--WE" for a
dance routine. Honey Brown. a
newcomer, has in Dark and st
Louis Blues medley for her share
of the show. Ray and Rae, boy girl
dance team. are we'll received and
bring on the finale of Jump SEES
sion" with Teddy Buckner's band
sending the music notes for the
show and dancing. For the inter-
mission, blind Arts Duke is a favor
tie win his boogle- woogie playing
of songs.
Emcee Billy Naples scores with
singing Of South American rhumba
tunes and the bringing on OF the
show cast
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-01
JUMP TOWN IS
NAME OF NE "
z0Mb|E SH 0W

Jump Town" is the name OF Joe
Johnson'S All-Star Revue. beginning
at Breads Club Zombie Monday
night. Featured IN this Colorful
dancing musical. Will be MclroSc
Colbert, singing star; Jimmy Andcr-
son, popular male singer and lovely,
Lovoy Lane. inimitable interpretive
dancer Ten gorgeous dancing beau
ties BACKGROUND the show and give
il lots of life and glamour. The
music is furnished by Harold and
his orchestra. Miss Lane and Jimmy
Anderson are beng held over be-
cause of their success in "ZlgSy's
first Club Zombie revue.
The current show al this popular
nitery has Miller Brothers and Lois
as the outstanding attractions OF the
floorboard skit.
The show is praised as one OF tho
best shown al this gay spot under
the production Of Joe "Z!2gy' john
son. new producer IN local lnitelife
circles.
Firstniters eagerly await the COM
ing opus to be staged by Johnson
at Breads Club Zombie on Monday,
July 3
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-01
Swinging With
NiteliferS'
By LARRY CHiSM

Three 666 Pirlor Bar and Bah Fish
Dock. 81 reasonable pricUS Word
comes that John n. Johnson Of 500
ph.lly street. was recently made a
Cpl AZ Fort Bragg. y c Has been
u army three years That Cpl
G,pfgc Mickey Brooks, Jr, 0f
Marines Is expected home on has
1r.t iuilnugh this week Is bro Of
Ten Brooks Fine people are Ed
no GIutcr and HortcnSe Fields and
J D Moiyctt
GcucNcvc WhitsCt j. one 81 The
mattresses at Ben Ormsby's Fish
Docs on ST Antoine street over
heard 1T She, ! want man
md She, III share my money and
my clothes with you. But won't
share my man How come?
AND So
Seen out were Martha Wallace
" Jnd MIS- Allen Hamilton. VIII
liam Crosby and Alberta Royster
Albert ,GeotchD Pakeman, the
bJniSman Is firm believer in bond
buying Probably mas more than
most 81 US Has plans for great
future. stored away Bessie Palmer
Is the pleasant BARNARD on duty .;
Club Three coo. with host of
fucnd> Larry oGumboI Douglas
says he's learning 10 be- ncwSman.
" oS = band leader short time ago.
Chitter- Chatter
Bertha DAYS f the sweet voice
and Geraldine STj,h, pianist, are
f1voyitcs al Casa Blapcd cafe, Hen
Dire and Brush streets d q
Daniels. Noryeli McAlhslcr and
Jesse Bcaslcy were AT L,rk's tother
pyon. b HE tBSGD tFBBI Rucker
and Alma Wilson drc tine people
Midtown SoC!h 'laD = promis-
M rs f. ends d gala party Oh July
10 WITH dancing and fun for all at
new Give center. IA Er>kine street
with jimmie DdVenpori's band play
ing the muse note bets. Met
charming Patricia Bynes and Made
Inc Clastur West Virginia folks,
VINO plan a homecoming affair for
their friends soon,
Deserves Praise
Cdr.otta FraEzcll deserves much
praise for the giving Of fine cash
prizes 10 the young Singers IN the
Chronicles Search -for-Talent con-
test which. ended last week Miss
Gertrude Wilson, a soprano singer.
Won the big even, and will rep
resent Detroit at the Negro Amer
ican Music Festival IN Chi next
week The final lOcal contest was
held Sunday al Eoenezer church
Wade Boykln. boogie-woogi
pianist, is currently drawing raves
for his Keyboard work al an ofay
place. Bahamas. Clifford and Henry
streets - Don't forget the Guest
Hour parties held on Mondays al
Horscmen SKY room. Where there's
always fun a-plenty for all
Ted H2lc and Paul White, part of
the Ted Lewis show at Downtown
theatre visited the Horsemen Sun
day LOUIS Spencer is now IN
army after being entertained with
big party last week Otha Wag-
ner and Bernice Solomon are nice
people. Met Sol and Calvin
Cool Breeze" Williams, father and
bro Of Patrolman Willie Williams.
Amos Woodward is the maestro
OF the fine. big little band down at
Club B. and c. Bobby Keye,
fine singer of sweet songs, is the
emcee at this Beacon and Antoine
theatre bar Leroy Smith. De-
troit's favorite band Will play Il
the Music Festival al Briggs Sta
dunn on July IL.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-01

II ypu rr KIND
and free hearted
You're 4 fool II
Won aren't ypu
are O. ptn)p II
rou coIlfcsS your
love YOU u bc
her slave II YOU
don't you're =
sucker II
You - attentive
they want YOU
TO leave them
alone II you are
not they say you
don't love them
ANYMORE II
YOU skinlp and
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-01
Waitress Ball
Scheduled For
Friday June 80

Advance tickets, 81 40. will be sold
AT the following places, 81 65 al the
door:
Hendrie Drug Store, corner Hen
Dire and Hastings.
Hut Bar, Hastings, between Palm
er and Hendrie.
earthwcll Drug. Benton and
Hastings.
William Walker, 3435 Dubois.
Cottage Inn. $500 Warren.
Don't fail To be at the Prince Hall,
275 E. Ferry street, between John r.
and Brush, Friday night, June 80,
for the final decision Of the Waitress
Ball Dining and dancing and lots
OF fun for every one Miss Thelma
Lee Foster, of Memphis, Tenn, as
hostess OF the Waitress Ball and
secretary OF the Lakshmi club. will
present the awards TO the winning
mattresses gwen by the Lakshmi
clue.
FIRST PlIZe ................... sou
second ..........,r....,. ,,.,.,... -
mira ,..,.,....,. ..........., AZ
Some OF the contestants are as
follows:
59l7 John R,-Lola White, Oloma
Periecc.
John r. Luncheonette - Laura
Greenwood, Corine Moss.
Red Front Cafe-Billie, Sue. Ruth,
Inez, jeanette. Thelma. Geneva,
Gussie.
Palm Cafe-Inez, Henriette, Leola.
1913 ST Antoine-Alice Durette.
Biddie's Observation-Disclosures
Mildred
1905 81. Antoine-Louise Davis.
Cunningham Drug at Brewster
and Hastings Henrietta Cunning
ham. Thelma Record
Barthwell Drug-Helen Orr. Dor
thia Greenard.
VickS Log Cabin-Muriel Ramsey.
Royal Blue Tavern-Helen Saun-
derS.
North End Dining Room-Emla
Prewitt, Bridget. Hamilton.
Midway Tavern--Zela Frazier.
Miiler's LUnch-Loftes Martin.
1867 Maple-JosephIne Doughty.
2l63 Antietiam-Nellie Walker.
2479 ST An,oinc-Eva Thomas
5000 w. Warren--Mrs Moore
Maggie Burkes. n. Parks, Katherine
fuller.
1884 w. Warrcn-Laura Adams
Black Hawk Tavern-Elizabeth
Undertake.
5548 McKinlcy-S. Larkesson.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-01
FRANTIC BIILS

II d, ,asn't Tor pow der
And store bought hdlr
The chicks srnuu1 town
N6uloni 80 HoWhCrc nowhere.
They Epi - got 2 lan
And 70, harm any Way 'hrv >aH
Tuor Chicks
lWuncU are saving
Got tho tyluiI, blues
Ju,t - biao a. ! CON bc
Cause ne wolves around town
Jus; won, ici me be
Poor Me
III
T. .st wasn't FOR com
And boots with lac"
T-c Cats ound town
Wouldn't &c, no place no place.
Thcv cot a. have q chick
And d . double quick
Poor Cats
"
tNCn arc Sey4rr
Got the frantic blues
Just as blue aS ! can bc,
Cause The chicks around town
Are ro''lns the bcS, Of me
Poor Me
y. ChiSm.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-01

NGM which produced the great
Mrs. Miniver" continues It's tradition
al greatness by making The White
Gifts OF Dover - another insplringly
important picture.
Based on the VIVID lines OF Alice Duer
Niller's The White Cliffs this MGM
entertainment is a stirring symbol Of
the partnership OF nations.
For Il is the story OF a way OF lie-and
shows how that way OF lie dovetAils
Into the American way.
Tire canvas is large; the story OF love
Is simple and personal - played on
background that clasps hands across
the seas uniting England and America.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-01

When better parties are given It
will be the weekly jump sessions
held every Monday in the Sky Room
OF IL Horsemen club at their famous
Guest Hour" affair.
These parties are highlighted by
the appearance Of outstanding thea
tire musicians, singers and stars who
make the affair one long to be re-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-01

pre-holiday sports dance, sponsored
by the popular Club Paragon.
Ruled efferverscently by rhythm
and harmony. blended with the
blues this attraction is one OF the
greatest to leave little New York
and those who love music sweet
n hot are in for a treat that's
solid" on the groovy side.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-01
Lii EN- And
Luis Russell Here

From New York comes one OF
the greatest entertainment bills ever
10 be presented anywhere. anytime
The now famous sensational two
star unit that consists Of Lii Green,
the In the Dark" mama. popular
Decca recording artist. and Luis
Russell and his famous orchestra
direct from Harlem's Savoy Ball
room. Indeed, star studded smash
success The double threat hit show
comes TO the IL Horsemen's Civic
Center on Monday, July 3, for a
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-01
MGM WOOES RAIN

NEW YORK - CAMP - Muriel
Rain, sensational soprano star OF
Carmen Jones" and wife OF play
wright-producer Dick Campbell.
appeared in a special radio screen
test program sponsored by MGM
pictures. Monday night at 9:l5, Mu-
tual Broadcasting system.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-01
KEATONS TO HEAD SHOW

Charles A Taylor, owner OF the
famed Bronzed Manikins. showed
keen foresight when he engaged
the well known vaudeville team
OF Bob and Nell Keaton 10 travel
with and take over the management
Of his latest unit The show Will play
all the lar ger houses throughout the
West and Southwest They will also
play a few Of the smartest night
clubs.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-01

with Flesh and Fantasy and
South Of Sante Fe' as a 3-fcature
program, Friday and Saturday,
July IA and Is.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-01
'ROlT WOMEN

They're such confusing creiurcS
II ypI argue with them You're Il
t,lani II you don't you're Sissy
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-07-01

Net woven into the adventure. the
excitement the bravery. the action.
l. all the infinite tenderness OF mag
nIiCent love
Irene Dunno. a great actress gives her
greatest performance m picture Of
courage that makes Jour heart thrOb
with patriotism
Director Clarence Brown and Producer
Sidney Franklin do d wonderful rob
The result IS superb as YOU t.Ill see
~The White Clfs OF Dover" emerees
as one OF the most exciting emotional
experiences the screen will ever give you
~ r-)
rs 1ne Tine 81
81 q. e 6! H'''' 5A1h,
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-02-24
H. This Sunday IN ff,e
90 f1l1rrhf8H u

for Missions will be observed, with
the women's groups of the other
churches, Friday, at 2:30, in the
Methodist church.
"A halfway house to the bold al
firmation that all religions are equal
" false is the assertion that all
religions are equally true"
From the Report of the Lindsay
Commission on Foreign Missions.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-02-24
STOCK SALES

For dehoming cattle call G, H. Ed
wards, 223 jefferson St., Findlay, O.
No bleeding and arteries masculated,
o. "A
! Service bulls delivered any time ex-
cept Sunday. Phone Ada, Red 1860.
C. N. Long & Son. tt
For sale-Fresh Jersey cow; also
good Jersey bull. Call Lippincott
Stock Farms, Beaverdam or Lima
phone 54506. 46
For sale-Cow yrs. old, coming
fresh soon. Noah Badertscher, 112
miles north of Beaverdam.
For sale-Jersey COW 3 yrs. old
giving milk and coming fresh in
April. VIM. Badertscher, / mile
north of town.
For sale-Sorrel mare coming four
years old, broke. Wilmer Badertsch-
er, 2 miles south on county line and
= mile west.
For Sale Shorthorn heifers
fresh soon; also Is months old
Shorthorn red bull. J. c. Deppler
e. Son, Bentley road.
For sale-Three day old calf.
Francis Basinger, miles south
west of Bluffton.
For Sale Hampshire brood sows
with pigs; also II weaned pigs. Roy
Clements, 11a miles west of Gratz
school.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-02-24

Choir rehearsal Wednesday even
ing following the worship service.
The Girls Guild will meet at the
home of Miss Rachel Schaublin,
Thursday evening, Feb. "a, at p. m.
The Womens Guild will meet at
the home of Mrs. John Badertscher
on Wednesday March 1,-for an all
day meeting. Pot-luck dinner at noon
st. Johns:
9:30 a. m. Morning Worship
1880 a. m. Church school
Mid-week Lenten services Thurs
day evening at p. m.
The Brotherhood of EmmanuePs and
st. Johns churches will meet at st.
Johns church following the worship
service, Thursday evening. All are
cordially invited.
Choir Rehearsal Thursday evening
at 7:30.
World Day of Prayer service at
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-02-24
ARTIST VISITS HERE

Miss Celia Kettunen of Ishpeming,
Mich, former Bluffton college art
instructor is visiting at the home of
Mrs. S. X. Mosiman on Grove street.
Miss Kettunen stopped here en-
route to Washington where she has
been summoned relative to doing
mural paintings at the capitol. She
recently completed series of murals
in Chicago which attracted wide
spread attention.
Miss Kettunen will leave for
Washington the last of this week.
She was art instructor here twenty
years ago.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-02-24

services will be- held during next
week, Monday through Friday, at
7:30 p, m. Guest speakers for the
several nights will be announced in
next Sundays bulletin. A church
family night supper (potluck) will
feature the Thursday evening meet
ing. Methodist churches throughout
the nation are observing the week
of Dedication with special services.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-02-24
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
j. A. Weed, Minister

Thursday:
7 D. m. Junior choir rehearsal.
p. m. Builders class potluck
supper, at home of Mrs. j. S. Steiner
Friday.
2:30 p. m. World Day of Prayer,
to be observed by women of all
churches, at the Methodist church.
Saturday:
p. m. Special Rehearsal of Girls
chorus
Sunday:
9:30 a .m.-Church school
10:30 a. m. Morning worship, with
music by Girls chorus. Sermon topic
$50 Little Time.
11:3O a. m.-Girls' Chorus rehear-
sal
$50 D. m.-Youth Fellowship.
Special "Week of Dedication
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-02-24
BLuftON Reserves
Beat Wnpdk, 3I-24

Winning their 18th victory in 13
starts, Bluffton reserves bested Wa
pakoneta seconds, 81 to "a, on the
local floor last Friday night.
1t was a closely contested tilt until
the last quarter; Bluffton leading at
the periods, Ito 6; IT to 16; and %
to 20.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1944-02-24
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH


Ernest N. Bigelow, Pastor
Rockport:
Morning worship, $50.
Church School, 1920.
Mr.. Edgar Begg, Supt.
The Annual World Day of Prayer
for Missions will be observed in con-
junction with the Methodist church
at the home of Miss Elnora Marshall,
Friday, 2 p. m.
Bluffton:
Church school, 9:30. Mr.. Norman
Triplett, Supt.
Morning Worship, 1850.
Tuxis 6:15
The Girl Reserves are conducting
a union service in the First Mennon-
ite church at 1880.
The Annual World Day of Prayer