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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16
New Pastor OF
Ebenezer Jan. 10

The visiting minister al Ebene-
ger Sunday was Rev. NJ. r. Rhone-
nee, pastor Of Allen Temple .AME
church. who preached the morn
ing and evening sermon. Text OF
his morning sermon was chosen
from ST Luke 1894.
A large congregation attending
the morning service was badly dis
appointed when il was announced
that the new minister 10 Ebenezer
would not begin his duties as pas
tor until Sunday. Jan. 7, l945. in
stead Of Dec TO- as previously an
nounced
Rev Carlyle Stewart. NJ Evan
ston, H., is the minister who will
succeed Bishop George w. Baber
at the above date.
The guest soloist was Lawrence
Watson. Music in songs was pro-
vided by the senior choir and
Bethany chorus. One new membe
Joined. Isaac Jones is the church
reporter.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16
Church CounciLElects
Race Vice President

PITTSBURGH. Pa Amid Trin-
~ Cathedral lights. vested choir
and robed church dIgn.;aries from
the denominations Which constitute
the Fedora Council OF the Church
rs of Christ N America for the
first time in the history OF the
council Negro churchman was
gwen me high Office of vice prcSI-
dent.
He is Benjamin F. Mays, prcsi-
dent o.! MorohouSe college. Atlanta.
Ga, who took oath along with the
new president, Bishop G.. Bromley
Oman, OF the Methodist church
This ceremony hIGhhgh,ed the
biennial meeting Of the Federal
Counclt in session Al William Penn,
Hotel this week. and brought into
new emphasis the historic policy
Of equality Of Negro chuychmen
that mas always obtained IN the
council since its organization in
1912
National Negro church bodies.
members OF the councll-AfrIcan
Methodist Episcopal, African Meth
odist Episcopal Zion, National Bap-
fist Convention. Inc. as we'll as
the mixed denominations, the
Methodist and the PRESBYTERIAN
church USA, we're represented by
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16

Negro ChurChmen at the sessions.
Similarly significant in the coun-
els work for better race relations
we're the panel discussions con-
quoted IN one of the sessions in
which prominent white and Negro
churChmen brought sketches from
their various communities on the
work Of churches through interra-
cial clinics, enlistment crusadcs for
interracIal brotherhood and the
training Of church leaders for race
relations work; the participation
Of interracial committees in ques-
tons OF Negroes rights in labor
unions, efforts TO improve housing
and reCreational facilities. and the
rapidly spreading movement in
both southern and northern church
councils for full participation of
Negroes as members.
From the West Coast area Miss
APPEL included reference 10 the
influx OF Mcxicans and Negroes
into the JapaneSe-evacuated sec
tons and the problems which the
churches are tackling including in
tearatlon OF these minoritieS into
the churches rather than segregated
congregations. Reporting on Phila-
delphia. Dr. Palmquist stated that
the church leaders there PLAYED
behind ,he-Sccnes' part before
the traction strike last August. and
during II were large factor in
preventing outbreaks of violence
among both races; and they also
supported the authorities in insist
ing on the right Of the Negroes TO
the traction jobs. A policy of the
Washington Church Federation. as
serted Mrs. Kyles. has been adopt
ed that race, class and other dis
tinctions should not be a basis OF
admission 10 the work OF the
churches there.
In other sessions OF the biennial
meeting the council issued state
ment on religious freedom which
declared opposition TO any United
States diplomatic link with the
Vatican as being not in keepin 2
with the American tradition OF sep
aration OF church and state e.
We recognize Roman Catholicism
As one Of tho great branches of
historical Christianity and earnest
ly seek every opportunity 10 CO.
operate with Roman Catholics in
common efforts for the welfare OF
mankind. But we find it necessary
10 make a sharp distinction be-
tween the Roman Catholic religion
and the political power exercised
by the Roman Catholic hierarchy"
In approving, with qualifying
reservations, the Dumbarton Oaks
proposal for lasting peace the coun-
Gil asserted that tine proposal had
defects which would make modf-
cation in the proposed organization
necessary but with all these
defects the proposals do have the
great merit Of providing for col
liberation OF the United Nations
and in due course other nations 4.
under conditions which Will sub
leCt what is done 10 the moral
judgments of mankind"
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16
Festive Plans
For Christmas
Season At WV

The Other Wise Man" will be
presented in story form with Miss
Dorothy Quaker. as reader by the
Adult Groups of the Lucy Thurman
YWCA. Music will be furnished
by the Robert Nolan Choir. Tho
presentation will begin promptly
at pm. Sunday, Dec. II.
In the spirit of the. drama the
World Fellowship Gift Offering will
be given at the close of the story.
The public is invited.
AS the opening program of the
Xmas season, Hanging Of the
Greens" will be Friday, Dec. Is.
from 5 TO o'clock. The service
will include Christmas Caroling.
the Christmas Story, the story
of the Christmas Tree and the Yule
Log, The program is presented by
the Girl Reserves and the Adult
Groups.
II you are working. you are in
vited 10 come directly from work
to spend this hour Of Christian
fellowship.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16
E Udngelistic
Visitation At
Mkster Church

Over so voluntee- workers filed
81. Clements churcA. lnks;er. tho
afternoon or SUNDAY. Dee 2. 10
friendly, churchly visiting =, every
one Of the houses IN ne area
served by me church unGer tho
direction Of Saruc' VILLAINS. VINO
works both for tho Va Frers.
ency Commission and the Ep s..
copal City Missions
The largest number NJ nc q cri-
~ visitors came from $ Cypv 4~,'
parish. Dctro, "a owed CLOSELY ~
groups from s. Matthew ar 6
Andrews There were .au~ ON
St Psul'S Cathedral s~S o,hcr Dc
troit parishes yer~cser'cs pf~e &.
Johns All SAINTS, and Mariners
ST Johns. Wayne aT1 s. IAkc.s.
Ypsilanu, also had visitors pes.
ent
A; ? pm. 0o,o'a1-. sc-v.ce
was he'd Inc objective us ret
10 prose lv'.1c. - 70 e "a ems
~, ChriSta1 crcc,rs ascertain nc
church sfYihs,or 60 no 'rHs:c-
residents So ~ ~ Hcin - o-rcr
churches 40 G.vc = ,fs - Fps.
eopal.srS ans un"Hur.Hcd person.
70 ST Clements tor thorough fol-
iow.up.
In his 0ceSa-c 20 nc ", .,ors
Bishop Cro Sh'on SAID. "THS VS.
ts'ior is - supreme Importance ro'
only To- :, Clement IrkStet. 'Ut
Cor the Diocese Of " c-lcsr T-.S
IL ne frS; tine = group ~ ChrS-
tlsN PEOPLE ~ axe as tHs has
gathered % make survey ~ 4
coTTur.tv ~ nc interest - re-
iigion N our Diocese Whlc hope
ful thai !; VIII Increase our own
work IN members ard strength -oir
ehlef reason for this survey iS an
evangelist effort on hchaf ~ no
Christian religion. and others nav
henef, as vel as the Episcopal
church
Al 6 = n. the visitors assembled
FOR supper. return 81 no intorma-
ton cards. clloWship. hymn-Sins-
ing. ana relation Of interesting
incidents occurring during the
visits For about TWO hours the
visitors told Of hcar!-wsrmIhg, hu-
rorous. SAD. encouraging and dis
coursging experiences.
The committee consisted ~ NJ
Samuel Williams. Mrs. John {
Spsuldlnc M. Fletcher Plant Of
the Department Of Missions. Mr.
John Jackson OF the Episcopal Lay
mems club. Major r l. Morton of
the Department Of Promotion and
the Rev David r Covell q, the
Episcopal City Missions and the
Of Promotion
Information on members o. 9TH
er churches listed will be turned
over 10 the respective churches for
their usage.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16
Berea Tots In
Day S Program
Of Activities

On Sunday. Dec. 3, Pastor Riley
preached a life-searching and soul
searching sermon on I'VE are very
guilty concerning our brother. and
we shall not see our Fathers face
except we bring our brother with
us" II was holy communion and
2l0 persons partook OF the COM
munion.
Sunday. Dec 10. was Tots Day.
under the direction Of Mrs. Vari-
ma Riley and her committee: Miss
Gustie Verble. Mrs Hattie Jack
SON. Mrs, Vr2ie Monamus, Miss
Jessie Ruth Cullom. Miss Eliza
beth Handles and Miss Mary Ruth
Dobson The tots gave good ac-
count of themselves They raised
over $4,000 above the regular Of
ferings.
They beat the men. the women
and the youth. Langston Eggleston
Jr., eight years old. was the
preacher OF the morning He de-
livered an excellent message on
Suffer the Little Children 10
Come Unto Me" The children's
choir rendered the music Little
Billy Bright. age six. welcomed
our visitors very graciously. 9th
ers taking leading parts on the
program were: Barbara Jean Hall,
Shirley Ann Hill. Glenna Bland
ing. Joseph Eldrige, Loretta Hill,
Shirley Stewart. Aremina Davis,
Edith Loving and Dolores EggleS-
ton. our soloist OF the morning
Fifteen children joined the church
and were received into the prepa-
ratory membership OF the church.
The children rendered a musical
and literary program AZ the eve
ming hour. Attendance was excel
lent AT both services. Miss Loretta
Jackson was the pianist OF the
day. The boys trio rendered very
beautifully, Just For Today" The
trio was composed Of Max Bryant.
Douglas Jackson and James Stew
art.
Staff Sgt. Harry Carroll. son OF
DR. and Mrs H. NJ. Carroll. sur
prised his parents by paying them
visit this last week Staff Sgt.
Carroll is stationed in Kentucky
with the only Negro Bomber
group DR. Carroll is the pastor
OF Scott Methodist church
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16
Public Affairs
Comm. On Housing

The Third Round Table Discus
sion sponsored by the Public Affairs
Committee Of the Indiana Avenue
Branch YMCA will be held on
Tuesday evening, Dec 10. at 7:30
pm. The subject for discussion is
will There Be Enough Houses for
the Negro Population Of Toledo?"
The panel members are: Clarence
Smith. chairman; Louis Canada, DR.
r. F. Pulley, Eugene Kifer and
Kenton Keilholtz This timely sub
ject should be the concern of hun
dreds Of citizens in this community
inasmuch as we are face 10 face
with a real housing problem.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16

Baber and the good ladies OF Ebe-
nezer for such an excellent dinner
and fellowship, The alliance will
meet Monday. Dec. 10. at St. John
CINE church. OF which Rev. John
r. McClain is pastor Rev. z. VI.
Kcsler will preach the sermon.
All pastors and ministers are urged
TO be present.
The Rev. R. L. Jordan, pastor OF
the United Christian church ar
563l Both street, is spending Dec
1920 in indianapolis. Ind. and
Chicago, III. on important church
business Last Sunday. the Rev.
NJ. Jordan had the mortgage burn.
ing on his church and raised a
thousand dollars. He is also the
secretary OF the Interdenomina-
tional Ministers Alliance.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16

~ session nf SAID Court held a. the
Cour, House in the City Of Detroit. in said
County. on the Ord day Of November. AID,
1884
lresent; The Hon.
LILA N. EEUENFELT.
Circuit Judge
In this cause, IL appearing TO the court
nv affidavit hereto attached that ohancery
summons has heen issued out and under
the seal OF this court for the appearance
NJ the defendant, and that tne same could
not be served on or before the return day
thereof for the reason that said defendant,
being resident Of the City Of Detroit,
County Of Wayne and State Of Michigan.
was concealed therein, and said ChanceTy
summons has been returned with the cert.
hcste thereon endorsed showing that after
diligent search and inquiry, said de-
PENDANT could not be served in said State
Of Michigan. on or before the return day
thereof
On motion Of RoS borough and Tsliafsrro.
Attorneys for tho Plaintiff
II Is ORDERED that said Edmond Ellis.
worth. cause his appearance 10 be entered
IN this court. within three months from
the date Of this order, snd in case Of his
appearance, he cause his answer TO the
plaintiff hill NJ complaint 20 he filed. and
attorneys for the plsintH, within 20 days
after service upon him Of copy OF said
bill, snd notice Of this order and that in
default thereof. the said bill be taken a.
confessed, nv the said defendant.
IT rs FURTHER ORDERED that copy
~ this order he published in the Michigan
Chronicle, and served according 70 Law.
LILA N. EEuEEFEIT,
A Tru. Copy
CAsPAE LiNeEMAN. Clerk
r. Ds1 wo'rik Deputy Clark
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16

MARIE IEATHERwooD. PLAINTIFF
VS.. No. Se5320
AZ q session Of said Court held a. tho
Court HOUSE IN the City Of Detront. in
SAID County. on the 18th day OF Novem.
her. AID, 1914
Present: The Hon
GEORGE D. MURPHY
Circuit Judre
In this cause. IL appearing from Gnhdsvit
hereto attached. that the defendant, James
Lestherwood. cannot he served by process
issued out Of this court. as he ia not a resi-.
dent Of the State of Michigan but that
he resides in the City Of Boston, State OF
hassa chusstts:
Therefore, on motion Of RorborouRh and
Iallaferro, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
1T IS ORDERED that the deiendan nj
James Lestherwood. appear and answer tn,
bill Of complaint hled in this cause. within
three months from the date Of this order
or that said bill he taken a. confessed
and that this order he sent 20 the defend
ant 10 his last known address 100 Kenall
street. Boston. Msssachusetts. BY registered
mail and II not received, that III. same
be published In the Michigan Chronicle
and served. according 20 Law
GEORGE B. MURPHY
Circuit Judge
CAsPAR J. LINGEMAN. Clerk
By Dan Wojcik. Deputy Clerk
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16

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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16
Soldier Seal
Sales Mounting

Calls for NAACP Christmas Seals
depicting Negro soldier are
mounting and sales have reached
the S400 mark in the drive for
$1,000. according to Mrs. Ruby
Mailing. seal chairman. H. NJ. Will
liamS, NAACP worker is leading
campaigners with over SIS worth
OF seals sold 10 date.
Seals sell for 500 per book for
100 stamps.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16

The Rev. A. Clayton Powell.
Sr. will appear at Second Bap.
fist church. Sunday. Dec. II. at
7:4s pm. under the auspices of
the Cultural committee. Pas
tor emeritus of AbYssinia Bap-
fist church in New York. Rev.
Powell is well known as a lee
turer and author. and has
travelled extensively. He is the
father of Congressman A. c.
Powell. Jr. This is the third of
the l944-4S Forum series pre-
sented by the Cultural COM
mittee. Mrs. Jerene G. Mack.
lin is general chairman.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16
HANDLES MESSIAH

Handels Messiah" will be pre-
sented by the senior choir Of Ebe-
Meier AME church Sunday. Dec.
"a. al 3 pm, al the church Guest
Soloists will be Laurence Watson,
Edward Lockett. June Baber-
Woodson Elizabeth Gary is direc-
trcss Alberta Harris is organist
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16

The 2794.583 gallons OF 19O- proof
war alcohol shipped by Schenley DIS.
iillerS Corp. in a recent month equal.
in terms 81 butsdene that II wou
provide for synthetic rubber. tr
natural production of s.7sl. 053 rubh
trees for full wear
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16
SINGERS AT BETHESDA

DR.. Frost will be presented with
his singers al the Bethesda Baptist
church Dee IL. al 800 pm. The
church is located at Macomb and
RiVard streets
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16

CURTIS LITTIEs. Defendant
AZ . session Of said Court held a. ,hs
Court House in the City Of Detroit. in said
County. on the goth day of October, AID,
ie4i
Present. Tn. Hon
GEORGE B. MURPHY.
Circuit Iuds,
In this cause. on reading and hling the
sffidsvit hereto alta ched from which IL
appears 70 the court that the defendant.
Curtis Littles, cannot be served by process
issued out Of this court. as he ~ not a
resident Of the State Of Michigan, but that
he resides IN the City Of Orlando, STATE Of
Florids:
On motion Of Rox borough and Taliaferro,
Attorneys for the Plaintiff
1T is ORDERED that the defendant,
Curtis Titles cause his appearance 70 be
entered in this cause, within three months
from the date Of this order or that said
nlll viii he taken as confessed, and that
this order be sent 10 the defendant nv reg.
istered mail N his last known address and
n not received, that the same h. published
in any nsvsrsper published and circulating
In the County Of Wayne. according 20 law,
GEORGE B. MURPHY.
Circuit Judfe
True Copy
cAsPAR J rTNGEMAY. Clerk
BY Dan Wslick. Deputy Clerk
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16
LEGAL NOTICE
BERTHA GOODMAN, Plaintiff
- v, No. ss7 20
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT roR
COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHAHCERY

sIRTHA GOODMAN. Plaintiff
JOHN GOODMAN. D.f.na.n, NO. '''''''
A. session Of said court held ~ the
county building IN tina city Of Detroit,
county Of Wayne and State Of Michigan, on
this sbth DAY Of October. AID. 1914.
Present. The Hon
LILA n. NEUENTELT
Circuit Judge
In this cause, Il appearing from IN. AZ.
fidsvit Of the Plaintiff. on file in the above
entitled cause. that after dilifent search
and inquiry. a. cannot be sscertained IN
what stat. OF county the Defendant resides
On motion Of JULIAN W. PERRY. AT.
trpsy for the Plaintiff,
IT 10 ORDERED that JOHN GOODMAN
appear and answer the Bill Of Complaint
Sled In this case within three 49, months
from the date Of this Order or said Bill
OF Complaint viii be taken as confessed
against him;
And 1T n FURTHER ORDERED tina,
this Order be published according 20 Law
and also that copy Of this Order he s.nt
b. the last known address Of the Defend.
ant. General Delivery, Ypsilanu County.
Michigan, hv reFstered mail.
LILA n. SEUENfELT
Circuit JudE.
a True Copy
cAsPAR J, LINGEMAN Clerk
~ Dan wojoik, Deputy Clerk
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16

NhhhLAI bANlFi ufffNFHut
~ session ~ sad Court hold ~ the
Court Houte N 'he City ~ Detroit, IN said
County on 'hs 10th day NJ Novembe
AD 1914
Pfeent Tr. Hon
LILA NJ NIUEETTIT
Circuit iudgs
In MS esuss ~ appearing from the
sNdsvi' hsrs'o attached. thst the defend.
sn' cannot 10 served nv process issued out
~ Was court a. he IL mo- . resident IF
The state Of Michigan but that he resides
N ne City Of So Pstsr,burs State Of
iofds
Or motion ~ RoShorourn and Tslisferro
htofneys for the rlsintif
II is ORDERED ths' the defendant,
ChafHs Davis, srresr and snswst N, hill
~ complaint tled IN ms cause within
nee months from the ds's NJ MS ord,r
~ thst n.d bin 10 taken as confessed hv
fhe ts'd defendant ard thst sopv OF This
orr'' 10 ssnt - 'hs dsfsrdsn, Nv t,rS
''tse mail ~ his last known sddrsss and
~ 80 ieceivsd 'hs' 'his srdsr 10 ruhluhsd
N -. hiohirsn Chronicls, according ,e
LILA n SEUENIILT
creu' JUDGE
cisptR = f1sGfpAN rI.,k
~ Der No''b D,ru'v cl,rs
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16

Beardsley Ruml. originator of paw
as-you-go income tax plan, now urges
30 per cent cut in personal income
tax leyleS 10 increase individual
purchasing power.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16
Final Membership
Tea In North End

On Sunday. Dec. II. from 4 10 f
pm. the last OF the series of Neigh
borhood Fellowship teas sponsors
by the World Fellowship Commit
tee Of the Lucy Thurman Branch
YWCA will be given al the hor'c
Of Mrs. Ira l.. Whitbv. 240 Hague
Other members Of tho board q
management assisting Mrs Whithv
will be Mrs HALEY Bell. Mrs. A F..
Thomas, Mrs Samuel Thomas. Mrs
John LOOMS. Mrs. Henry Talaferro
and Mrs. Rosa Gragg.
This ;eries Of Fellowship teas is
the means by which the World Fell
lowship Committee. whose chair.
man is Mrs o. C. Thomas. is rais-
ing the Branch nuota Of the City
Wide World Fellowship Fund.
Slot machine parlorS. outlawed nv
most states. paid s77sl 500 INTO the
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16
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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-12-16
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY

MAY GREEN ELLSWORTH. Plaintiff
vs.. No. 366.Ss3