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Arkansas State press., 1944-05-12
MCGEHEE
Tom Jones

Mrs. Rena Smith is in Monroe,
La, to visit her sick brother.
Mrs, Evelyn Hanley and Mrs. Will
lie Baker OF Chicago We're here
due to the death of lsiah Avant.
Pfc. Jessie Williams Of Camp
Shank, n. Y, visited his parents,
the Luther Williams, :. Mrs. Jim
Jefferson and Sol of Chicago are
visiting her mother. Mrs. Lula
Jefferson. Rev. j. X. Martin,
pastor of Corner Stone a NJ +
Zion church, announced $500
was raised during program OF the
Silyertone Singers sponsored by
the Louis Club in charge of Mrs.
l., Lucas. The minister will
soon occupy the new parsonage.
Pvt. Willie f. Angram of FIT.
Leonard Wood, Mo-, Is home on
furlough. =. The MeGehee Chapel
Mission Board reported $26,25
i'll a Sunday night program.
Mrs, Willie NJ. Guidan, president
of the SilVerleaf Club entertain
ed the group at her home, Mag
gle Lee Taten Is secretary. .
Mrs. Judia Jenkins has as guest
her son, Marion, and grandson,
Layoy of Oakland, Calf. DR..
j. b. Bates left with the AME
General Conf. delegates. . ush-
ers of st. Peter AME church re-
ported $1,000 in a special pro-
gram as announced by Rev. l.. C..
Reed, pastor. Rev. Ship of
Shreveport. La, spoke at Even
ing Star Bapt. Church. The Mis-
sion Band of Evening Star held
joint program wit st. Peter AME
church. Mrs. Ethel Kinsey of
Little Rock is visiting here. i. i.
Mrs. Willie ?. Moore left for Okla
homa City to visit her husband
in a nearby camp. Wolfe Pro-
ject News (By Jack Hunley)
Final closing of the Project
school was held May IL, with pro-
grams in charge of Mrs. iBurdges,
Mrs. Eazell, Mrs. Daniel Ind Mrs.
Tompkin. . Daniel Richardson
and Robert Neal are recent in
ductees.
Arkansas State press., 1944-05-12

l.. NJ. Wimberly

The Princess Review spon-
sored by the Missionary Society
of the st. Paul Church culminat-
ed in the crowning of Mrs, Ire
mont, when she reported $4,000,
bringing to 100000 total contest
receipts, Funeral services for
Edward Bell We're held from the
Church of God in Christ, with
Rev. W. W. Washington officiat-
ing, Wondering spooks" will
be held at Morris-Booker College
Friday night, May 10, sponsored
by Mrs. w. NJ. McFadden at $50
p. m. Mrs. Annye B. Lee of St.
Louis, Mo, spent a day with her
aunt, Mrs. NJ. J.. Richerson. .
Mrs. Lille B. Grandson attend
Arkansas State press., 1944-05-12
HOT SPRINGS
Gloria Downs

Rev. c. H.. Richardson is visit
ing relatives In Kentucky. go.
James Nobel spent IA few days at
home last week. Cottfell Chap
81 eME Church is striving To
burn a long standing mortgage in
July. Rev. |. d. Mitchell, minis
ter of the church is II OF the
strong leaders of the city. , Ne
Arthur Baptist Church has clos
ed a successful financial drive. . g.
A move Is underway to have a
Negro lawyer set up offices here,
Prof. F, Martin has given out
standing service as director of
music for the Negro schools this
year. Singers will render APP
propriate music at commencement
time. Thirteen high school
girls spent the weekend in Lit
lie Rock attending a Girl Reserve
Conference held at the Phyllis
Wheatley Branch Y. DIR. T. j.
Griffin en- route from the Meth
odist General Conference in Kan
a City visited his parents graves
in Fl. Smith. DR.. Griffin will de-
liver High School Commencement
address at Loekesburg, May is. .
Charles Westhrooks, an outstand-
ing member of the community,
passed Monday. Melvin Holt has
piped gas in his home. Some
Gossip-Went to see a friend on
Ohio st. Friday, thought her
house was on fire because of the
smoke that met me at the door.
Felt better when | found 1t was
coming from the comb which a
lady was using as she straighten-
ed her hair which got wet in the
May rain. There Is a little woman
who used to live on East Grand,
who left her husband last Aug
ust, he tried his best to get her
to come home and take him back.
He wrote and phoned and even
left for Kansas City where she
made her new home, but she said
she was Through SO the fourth
of May he had his groeeryman
wire her that he had passed away.
So she caught the next train to be
here so she could cash in on his
insurance. To her surprise he
met her at the door. So she said
she would just stay. A bath at
tendant had a good tooth pulled
so he could have a gold n put
In. watch for him boys!
Arkansas State press., 1944-05-12

Three art exhibits have Just
closed ut the A. NJ. a. N. College
Egypt, Civilizations First Hort
zon, The Artists Most Intimate
Expression" and the oil paintings
and black and white subjects of
james Dallas Parks of Lincoln
University. Mr.. Parks knock
ont a Autograph which won sec
ond prize at the Atlanta Uniyer-
sity show last month was on ex-
hibition.
Arkansas State press., 1944-05-12
Conway
Mrs. o. Bynum

Mrs. G. II, MeFadden and son,
Edward of Little Rock are spend
ing a Few days with her aunt,
Mrs Sam Perry. and Mr.. and Mrs.
l. Petty here. Mrs. McFadden
is the former Miss Thelma Park
err, Mrs. Jamie Washington
visited Mss Martha Branch, Home
Ec teacher and also spent 3 day
with Prof. and Mrs. Preston Mat
tison. The Home Ec Victory
garden is growing fast. Boy
Scouts were given model airplanes
by Mr.. Davis, Mgr. of the J. G..
Penny Co, for advancement in
the troupe's scouting program. 3.
King Solomon Blue Lodge of Free
and Accepted Masous held meet
Ing Friday, with u. Manley Of
Kansas City q visiting guest d.
Cpl Fred Ballenton Jr, was din
ner guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Bynum
and other guests were Miss
Marie Anderson of A.. M. q ~.
College. Miss Roxie Thompson.
Miss Martha Branch and Miss
Maryo,ta Brown. Rev. L. c..
Williams hos returned from kau-
O City and the General Method
isl conference Mrs. PaIlee
D%ieherson is improving her bone
with q now roof and brict sld.
ing. WIN. Anderson is also MAX
ine added Improvements on his
residence. Illus Lee ie improved
after au emergency operation, His
daughter, Mrs. Dortha Lee is
Visiting from Springfield, Mo. .
Workmen began clearing The site
for the new Pine ST. High SCHOOL
this week,
Arkansas State press., 1944-05-12

A thorough course Is given in
all branches OF machine shop
practices, including bench work,
and the operation and care of
all standard power machines.
Mechanical drafting, trade theory,
and trade mathematics are in
cluded in the training.
Arkansas State press., 1944-05-12

10. Rev, G, S. Nixon reported
$l0,05 and was crowned The most
popular minister. 4 total of ST.
so was reported for the five
nights services The City Mis-
sion, founded by Willie Kirby
Bro En, % years ago. with an OBJ
i%ectiye to aid the unfortunate is
still carrying on in charge of
Mrs. G, A, Brown, Mrs. l.. C.
Deloney, Mrs. r. Hanks Mrs. n.
Cox Mrs, K. b, Berry, Mrs, +.
Harmon and Mrs. Washington
Grant.
Arkansas State press., 1944-05-12
Mt. Arratt News
Venie Fuller

The Mission. t,and held an Edu
cationl <4sally, with sermon
brought by Rev. Bright. Sunday
School was held by Supt. 7. J,
Jackson. The missionaries report
ed S6.3S -. Pvt. Jesse Blackwell
has returned to camp -. James
Murphy is visiting in the commun'
ity from Chicago, Ill. Mrs.
Luella Marshall, her husband,
Walter and sister are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Pouney ~. II. L. Thomas receiv-
ed honorable discharge from ma
val service.
Arkansas State press., 1944-05-12

in the city due to the death of
her father, Edward Bell. Mrs,
Vida Hamilton looked in on
home folks and was accompanied
to st. Louis by her daughter, Viz
ginia.
Arkansas State press., 1944-05-12

THE Old Woman with a Let
ter, an oil painting by J. NJ.
Howard, head OF the Art Depart
ment of A. NJ. & n. College, was
included i'm the Annual Negro Ar
lists Exhibition which was held
at Atlanta University last month.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
Furniture. HouAehold Goods

TRADE your piano ana furniture on
new furniture. Ward Furniture Co,
1884 Harper Mr.. stevens. PL. 1850.
',Not connected with any other store. ,
3 Complete Rooms, S129
AZ new living room, bedroom.
kitchen furniture including rugs.
tables. iamps. dishes Terms.
Kay Furn., 1920 Michigan
Z ROOMS ~ furniture. Slfs; pc.
living room, 3-pc. beoroom. Kitchen
set dinette set Many occasional
pieces included You may purchase
rebuilt electric refrigerator with this
group. a real opportunity.
SUN FURNITURE. l42t2 GRATioT
t3-Pc bedroom suite new. incl. bpu-
doir chair. floor sample, many
others AZ reduced prices $50
SUN FURNITURE, 1920 GRATIOT
2-PC living room suite. Prewaf
spring construction new, but
slightly soi'ed Only $40 30
sun FURNITURE 1922 GRATlOT
5-PC OAK DINETTE SET. SIT.
Castle Furn. Co, 33i Michigan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
AUTOMOBILES WANTED

CARS ANrEb-HIGH DOLLAR
HANSON CHEVROLET it25s MACK
DEFENSE worker PAYS cash. '3s-
3s 90 81 Ford SO dealers H0-
farfh pass
DEFENSE worker wants clean a. on
fl Hudson = Or f-fr cpe UN
7 $3.50
GET THE al s FROM DOC
e0ol WOODWARD TR 2.s460
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C0mm0nWfAITH l SS.

DOWNTOWN, 1875 ssiiOHsi esas BIda.,
woodward 4 Cadillac So. Cherry $50
downtown 3Oi Capitol Park BIda..
Stats at 6rissold 81. Cherry 77a0
DOWNTOWN. 400 Gratiot
A. Russell. CA 1909
WEST SIDE. ss05 Michiean Ave, AZ
Junction. 2nd floor lafayette $500
EAST SIDE. 1880 G. jefferson. at Con-
ner tOpp. Hudson HotorD teuoI 1850
EAST SIDE. $500 Van Dyke. al
Hsrper. 2rd Floor PLAZA TfSA
NORTHWEST. s0li I'd River at Joy I'd.
RIM. 2o4 lover kres9eD TYLER s.EN
NORTHWEST. 1870 Fenksii. AZ livernois.
7o5 Campus Blog. University 3-2s1s
HIGHLAND PARK. ii04s Woodward. z
manchss,sr topp. Foron 70. s.si?0
HIGHLAND PIX. 3oo Murphy Bloa.. i37oo
woodward o, e. nrand Ave. TO. s.062y
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AUTO. TRUCK REPAIRING


N>NAuTO RFFAiRS
bNNPiNG- PAINTING
feasnnahie--No Waiting Terms
RuNpS- 1928 Go River TE.. l-J700
DAVIS MOTOR REBulLDERs
i22t CAsS AVE TEMPLE 1-n633
HFrAIR SOW hCF AUTO REPAIR
fstS NoonW ARD To- 2-s033
Dumping, Painting. Repair
No ~sitinp ~ prices ana terms
RUNDs. 5so3 " FORT-Vl 2-2e00
PAINT YOUR CAR TINS WEEK
Lou a. $40 compile
CHESTFEfs bf'MP a PhINT SHOP
1854 Grari River so at70
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01

VIZ NEED 500 junk cars We pay
tDp dollar olive e772
WILL PAY Up 70 81 200 cash for
good late model Chevrolet or Pom
usc Vermont 5.72l0
WOULD like 20 buy from private
party. light car suitable for lady
"a drive. Cannot pay over $500 cash
Call NO pl3s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01

A USED WASHER FREEi
With purchase OF new 2 or 3-pc Nv
iug room Euite full spring construc-
pom many styles and covers 20
eInnee from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01

APPLIANCE a. flhN. SHOP
1892 LIVERNOlG. Near Fsnkcn
ACCIDENT forces party To drop pur.
chase OF 8 rooms Of new furniture,
including used Cenerai Electric refrig-
orator. save equity OF Sl25. open
. 10 .. sptz. 1865 Gratiot. AT BALDWIN.
ALL BUYERS TAKE notice.
Kelvinator refrigerator. NJ. w. wash
Ing machine. used. Incl. rooms OF
brand new furniture. open 10 D.
spitz. 1905 Gratiot. AT Baldwin.
ALL NEW-lO0 LIVING ROOM
bargains .Sl0S-Si2g. All coil
spring constructed. First come. first
served during sale. open $ 90 o
spitz. 1898 Gratiot. cor BALDWIN.
ALL-WOOL RUG 9xl2, 500
with rug pad
RAiMI BROS
460s Grand River near Fourteenth
open Thurs. I'm, Sat. Ewes
BEDS 81. ice boxes. furniture.
baseburners. oil burners. S57l jos.
cAmpau. 1869 West Warren. .-
BERKSHIRE rugs. beautiful pattern.
Xl2 30. other rags such as Wl'oGf
Alexander Smith. Mohawk, Liberty
Administer and GuiiEtan.
SUN RNITURE, 1922 GRATIOT
BOX spring or innersprlng mattress
1888. Col0rful ticking eighty
soiied IA shipping. bargain.
Sun FURNITURE 1922 CRATiOT
BUGGIEs. ALL STEEL WHEELS
Rubber tires. padded and waterproof.
Collspsible $3.50 up. Open % y.
Spitz, 1865 Gratiot. cor Baldwin
BUNK beds o/tWlns maple finish
hardwood sturdy, complete, we'll
butt, Complete S2s 50. Ail-metal
-Aprlagz-- A4-Ga--A- 2pae.A4l---------
sun FURSITURE, 1922 GRhTloT
DlSfSC CHAIRS. new S4.gs mirrors
7sc HOOK 1899 Mack
Gas ranges table top AL white
slightly n8rred 10 shipping JuSt .
few left, 80 hurry, s4s So
Sun FURNITURE. 1922 GRATIOT
ISNERsPRISG MATTRESSES. hox
sfrngf written guararTee Six COLI
ors No other purchase necessary
open .eves CARS. 1897 Lfvernois
iNNEKs FIRING Mattress: prewar box
springs. match. S2735. 3i2S Gratiot.
IA@EESIR!.-G f4.ait=AA4aa,- sHr- AKA.
samp SIT hitchells 5000 Gra'iot.
LIVING rn 2-pc mohsir used, $50.
Ace Furniture % Michigan Ewes.
NJ " lNUtfhFtiNN bhiIthttfs W -
beddinr4co1 $3.50 Aayhury Grand.
NEW furniture. trade your piano.
city Music. 74l2 Aack. Open ewes.
ROLLRwAY BIDS. ALL STEEL
with mattresses A few left
spiiz 1855 Grstiot. cor, Baldwin.
RUGS 500 c.eaned. used px12 sxi0.
So 80 ur i2Kia. i2xis sNf0. t1x
% Runners Sc 50 up. CENTER
CARFfT CT. lis27 Woo ward,
TO s-e4ff Tues. Thurs Sat. til ..
RUGS. sxIt. exI7s. i2xi5. 1l.3xi2.
others today 1883 T~eIrth ST.,
RUGS. 800 cleaned used sxi2. sxl0
ssE WUou Axm ~ ~ ur.
rArpeNus tAc 50 Up throws 81
Np AMFRiCAN CARPET CHS.
shas Oskisrd VA. 1913. sun. l1-5
STUDIO couch. 1oor sample al
sprfug construction. a few left q.
s2s 50. open ewes. Kent Furniture,
1871 IFFsrnols Crown Furniture.
5000 Grstio,. Crown furniture. 1897
STUDIO CoucHEs WITH sPRISGs
Limited saIpiy Other Couches tzv.
t3e-S4e Hurry Open Q 70 ..
spi'g 1882 Gratio'. cor. BALDWIN.
,...rrr.fvr4es 80.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01

a JuEE ROX for your recreation
room 500 20 Up BRILLIANT
MUSIC COMPANY. isns Csss
APT. size Ersnf. beautiful condition
trade Tor boat Or sell i0ops RoX
bur ~ Whittier between Lasepolrie
and Bescensheld
SELLING violin excellent qualttt
private EVergreon 1896 1899
WotdriGr.
w WILL purchase YOUR used band
Instruments for cash We Val paw
sou highest cash rrire for any a
me following Instruments Trumpe's
saHnrhores. comets, from bones tenor
sax phones. clArinefs, marubss
drums or accordiors Gail NJ
Calamhafto. RA 1850. or bring your
instrument in FOR Immediate deaE
WURLTTZFR
1900 pruaHNav Omen EVENINGS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
BENJAMIN'S

with purchase Of new 2 or 3-pc. liV-
ms room suite. fun spring CON
s1RucTloN, may styles and covers
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01

AMERICAN Century trailer coaches.
Federal Trailer. 1909 w Warren.
CLOsEoUT % good used coaches.
lOb40 Gratiot. opp. City Airport
LoANs-Refd house traiers Lloyd
r Fast, 3040 +. Cd Blvd MA. 0l42.
NEW and used trauers Trailer Travel
Co, 2s4l r jefferson.
Trailers Wanted Tops Paid
375) Cd. River TIE. 1890 TIE. 2-es4s
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
RADIO SERVICE

4 Dependable Reputation Bant> b.
~ Years - Quality Service
VANDERBILT RADIO
Free Eliminates ~ thr Shon
HOUSE CALLS Si50
MINOR REPAIRS 81 800
Public Address AmpIfers and Inter
ONCE COMMUNICATIONS Repaired ard
Installed.
ai7o JOY RIP TY ss75
NIL makes radios repaired, estab-
lished fNper eUred service 1924
Petoskey Tyler 7-0se0
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01

w = y NNIsL 7 I LIN I-FIWL
We pay more for used furniture.
ELECTRIC or gas range: also ironer;
will pay spot cash. Vermont 6-2ll0
RSiTURF wanted. VIII pay best
prices Yockey Bros. Temple 2-4S37
sEE SAM Cor your old clothes. best
prices pai1 for shoes. furV etc TO
s-oe75 Teunyson cor Woodward
w BUY used trunks. radios. cloth
INK clocks irons We ray s. ID
q $500 Call Cadillac $3.50 frt,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
REMNANTS
A Used FrigidaireI Free

APPLIANCE AND FURN sHoP
1882 ttvERNOiS, y or FENKEfL
OIln ENes TN Q Tues WEI. TN y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01

HUH dollar Tor equities. cssh wait
ms any make. model 1882 Msck.
1 NEED cars for defense WORKERS
JERRY LYNCH 1887 LIVERNcIs
i WILL NOT be outhid on junk cars.
trucks $3.50 Michigan. LA. 5l70.
WOULD ike "a buy from private
party io4i Chevrolet OF ~ Pom
tac. win pas cash Can or 0ssO
JACK ALEXANDER really Knows
how 20 get the high for your car
Or equity: cash IN i've minutes why
give em away7 s43S Woodward
Trinity 2-9l5s
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SEWING MACHINES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

a BETTER price for furniture. RUGS
Noon Bros Furniture, TE. i-l2ee
4 DEALER wants furniture immeds-
sfelf for cash 10 ress PL gt2T
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
a PARTY wants all kinds
of furniture. Highest cash
price. Farris. Temple 2-5373.

A PROMISE 10 pay more for cloth
ing. % frurks radios and electric
irons. Cadillac 5000. Cal us hrsfl
ALI CASH for .vr furniture. dishes
pans Odds and ends Call any tirne
PArr0iph htTI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
GOLD, IEWELRY WANTED
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

HIGHEST PRICES, diamonds. Jew
elry, old gold Orig. Detr. Gold Re.
tners sidney Krandan. 1850 Br'way
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01

3 MS-Alle
SIE FrRNlTIR 1000 GRA,
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STOVES AND HEATERS
WEARING APPAREL

non suits and overcCats 000 hirh
erade fnr costs $40 up First coc1s,
trs, ssryed 4Qi GFstiot FILLS 90
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
UPHOLsrERING

MuSKRAT Fur coat A4nH
size IS worn fi,lrc. SirG
Dirgfee Trinity -f4tf
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BERT BAKER

GRAND RIVER AT LIVERNOIs
CHEvRoLETs-Is4l special De luxe
club coupes 2-toors and 4-dOorE
radios. heaters. some with less than
30 600 actual miles Ss95 W, trade
Eva terms
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-03-01
HOUSE TRAILERS

FORD-ie35 dump truck private
owner. Can between 1915 Trinity
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-11-18
WOBURN

ST JOHNS BAPTIST CHURCH
Req Harold T. Branch, Pastor
WOBURN, Mass, Nov. 13-
Services were well attended
Sunday with the pastor preach
ing on "Life's Great Blessings, !"
in the morning. Sunday School
ct noon, Mrs Marian ASkew
/ 3st Supt, presiding. Jr c Z,
Charlotte Finley, president, al
at $50 pm. The choral class
held its annual Candle Light
Rally at 7 pm. with Rev
Branch speaking on Hold FAST
to Your Crown. Mrs Albert
White, president, presided. The
Pastors Aid Club will hold its
Harvest Tea on Sunday, Nov.
10, from 4 to pm, Chaplain
washington OF FIT DeVenS,
speaker, music by a quartette
from theFort. Miss Eleanor
Banks is chairman of the very
energetic committee. The Wo-
burn Civic League won a ma
jor victory last Tuesday, Nov.
7, when the voters returned a
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-11-18

some stages, so get in line. The
7.45 Text was also impressive,
1.-The First and the Last" Great
courage, hope and aspiration
were given to the oppressed,
doWnhearted, and handicapped.
Let them take courage, with a
will and purpose as did Jeph-
thah, who was driven from
home as an illfavored Gileadite
but the ditch dug by his half
brothers, and the elder Hannah,
they fell themselves in to and
Jephthah had to come back
home and lift them from their
hopeless situation. and become
the leader and ruler for them
the rest of his life Be careful
and be yourself at all times.
Sunday afternoon L J Givens Of
West Newton took an auto load
to Charles st church, RoXbury,
where there was a Gospel Feast
given by Rev Enoch Woodhouse.
Those on the trip included Mrs
Cruther, Miss Sally Hall, Rev
and Mrs Dennis Mrs S Wooden
is a shoutin' again. Come to
Zion.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-11-18
WEST NEWTON
MT UION BAPTIST CHURCH

MI UION BAPTIST Ch URCE
Req J H Dennis, Pastor
The wheel of time revolyeS,
but brings no return. All things
are dropped off at the far end
of the belt. Do you know thai
we are on that belt, and there
are no neutral stop-overs? We
must plan and work as we go.
Come to Mt Zion Sunday, Nov.
10, 10.45 am. Subject: Self
Destruction" The Ssh and L
on the regular schedule, 7.45
pm. Topic of Pastor Dennis,
Others" Sunday, Nov. 10, was
we'll worth at Mt Zion. The
pastor made the sermon on the
"Shake-up" clear that, as judq-
ment starts at the House Of
God, and then in the world at
large, there lis no cause for
alarm or fear. God now is both
shaking us up and down and
weighing US. All are lacking at
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-11-18
Cambridge

at night. Atty Rowena Taylor
made a wonderful address. Con-
tribution for the day was $40,
as a result of this very sue
cessful program. Services as
usual Sunday. At night the
Gospel Chorus holds a Candle
Light service. The Youth Eel
lowship was glad to welcome
st. Paul A. M. E Church mem
bers in a great debate. The
annual bazaar will be held
Nov. IA to Is. Mems Day, Dec.
10. The men have already an
nounced special music and spe-
cial messages for the occasio!
The Gospel Chorus will sing al
Western Ave Baptist Church,
Nov. 10.
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dancing. Mrs Ruth Thorpe of
II Jerome st announces the
opening of a w Medford yarn
shop which will provide yarns,
corde ribonnette, needles AMI
accessories, as we'll as finished
products. A prize of a beautiful
corde bag or a generous mutf
bag will be given to the lucky
patron who provides a winning
name for the shop. Many Wo-
men are attending special
classes. Have you joined?
Speaking with Armand Furey,
Jr, this week I find he is still
suffering from a leg injury sus-
tanned in the Newton game.
Medford's fleet Colored left
halfback, a member of the
Mis- track team, played like a
junior Buddy Young (alSo a
track mani, and it is hard TO
see why he hasn't seen more
action. I suppose we ought to
give him the krick-name of
Army" Furey. He ought to be
okay for the Maiden scrap.
Sammy White is also playing
good ball for the juniors. Sailor
Cortland Digger dropted into
town last week end all smiles
over a certain young lady. The
Community Store, Mervin War
rem, proprietor, carries all your
favorite daily papers, fresh
bread for meals and lunches,
milk, meats, and a variety Of
goods that will save you many
steps uptown. If you haven't
been in this Colored modern
store in your neighborhood and
are trading where your money
is not appreciated, think it
over. And don't forget, Merry
is a hometown boy trying to
make good.
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WEST MEDFORD

SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH
Req J Frederick Bailey, Pastor
w. MEDFORD, Mass, Nov IL
Last Sunday, Pastor Bailey
welcomed home soldier william
A Wright of the US Army, Il
member of the Shiloh Baptist
Trustee Board and former
scoutmaster Of Troop Eleven.
Many relatives and friends were
here to greet Bill" who will
soon return to his outfit in
Pennsylvania. Keep in miEd
the Lend Hand annual Fair
to be held at the Community
Center on November 80 and De-
cember l. There will be fortune
telling, games, novelties ard
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MAIDEN
UNION BAPTIST CHURCH

UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
Req Willard L Clayton, Pastor
MAIDEN, Mass Nov 13-For
the subject Sunday morning
Rev Clayton used a Scriptural
text, For the Son of Man came
to seek and to Save that which
was Lost" A splendid audience
was present for the afternoon
musical program sponsored by
the For et-Me-Not Club. the
first part by the young people
included: Piano selections,
Ralph Tucker; reading, Bar
bara Mason; accordion solo, Ed
ward Whitaker; vocal solo, vii.
liam Stokes and Shirley
Hodges; piano selection, Unity
Wells; second part by the JuniJr
Choir of Peoples Baptist
Church, Boston, directed by
Mrs Florence Heggie Taylor,
who rendered very effectively a
varied group of songs conclud-
ing with a group of Spirituals,
also a reading by Hester Dowls;
violin solo, Edith Mullins and
piano selection, Haroldine Nor
riS. Mrs Ethel Johnson, mis-
treSs Of ceremonies. Mesdames
Helen R. Smith,, Elizabeth
Smith and Alberta c Valentine,
were the pourers at the tea. A
Youth Fellowship meeting was
held at night in charge of Ralph
Tucker; Scripture reading by
Charles Smith; prayer, David
Johnson; mediation, Harriet
Smith; papers, Mary Smith and
WILDER Ellis; subject, "The
Light of knowledge for Leader
ship" illustrated by a lighted
candle. Song leader and COIN
Sellor, Elmer L Valentine. De-
spite the rain of November 10,
the State Junior Missionaries
enjoyed the evening with the
State officers. Remarks by Mrs
Sara j Carter, president We
mems Auxiliary of the United
Baptist Convention and Mrs
Olivia S Morrison State Supet-
visor, and Rev Clayton.