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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-23
Chaplain Reports
On Work Among
ICoIoredPersonneI

WASHINGTON. d. C.-The Cen
eral Commission on Army and Navy
Chsplalns has received an account
OF the many activities OF Chaplain
Sylvester Ralph Bright.
Upon completion Of special train
ing at the Chaplains' school. Har-
ward university. Cambridge, Mass.
Chaplain Bright was assigned TO a
special battalion unit. staged at the
Charleston Port OF Embarkatlon.
where he organized the religious
Set,up OF the entire area. which
included several battalions and
separate companies.
Handles Colored Personnel
In November, l943, the chaplain
was given his present assignment to
all colored personnel. Charleston
Port of Embarkation. by the port
commander. Brigadier General
James T. Duke, who at all times
welfare OF al, his troops. A FIVE hum
dred seat tent was erected for the
large spiritual following. The Post
Exchange was doubled in size.
colored military police force was
activated and properly housed;
fine Service club was erected; an
other fine drill field was set aside
and named in honor of Booker T.
Washington. Early in 1914 a fine
chapel was erected for the colored
troops which is second 10 none in
beauty, setting. and equipment.
Because of the very large person
mel Chaplain Bright makes use OF
several ministers included among
the Servicemen. Robert McCockrell,
T-5. Cpl Aubrey Francis OF Wash
ington Heights, N. Y: Pvt. Willie
E. Woodley OF Mt Vernon, N. Y;
Pfc George Taylor OF Philadelphia.
Volunteers serve as key workers in
PRAYER bands, Sunday school work,
VeSper services. musical entertain
ments. and regular worship services.
Among the aims OF Chaplain
Bright and his associates are the
following:
Education in worship and its
needs and in government appreci-
alton; development in pride of
American citizenship and in qualIfi-
cation of character; family. racial,
sectional and national pride; the
raising Of health and general edu-
cational standards.
Chaplain Bright lists as the most
common problems he has encount-
cred the following:
Adjustment of domestic relations:
clearing up a'iotments: marriages
without previous divorce DEGREES:
homesickness; AW VOL; requests
emergency furloughs and loans:
army discipline; work adjustments
and physical incapacity.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-23
Bishop Wright, L.
NceChdirnanOf
Natl CPA Body

NEW YORK - Acceptance by
Bishop R. r. Wright Jr, executive
secretary Of the Fraternal Council
Of Negro Churches, Of the position
Of vice chairman OF the National
Citizens Political Action Committee
was announced by PAC Chairman
Sidney Hillman here this week.
Hlllman said that the addition OF
Bishop Wright 10 the committee
would mean new strength for PAC's
fight to free America Of racial and
religious prejudice. and to build a
postwar era OF opportunity and
security"
Bishop Wright, distinguished
scholar. IS former president Of Will
berforce University, Wilberforce.
Ohio and a bishop in the AME
church.
Hlllman also announced that DIR.
Charles S Johnson. director Of the
department of social sciences at Fisk
University in Nashville, Tenn. has
joined National Citizens PAC.
DR.. Johnson directs the race rela-
lions divisions OF the julius Rosen-
valid Fund and the American Mis-
sonary Association.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-23
Last Rites For
Robert l.. Evans

The last rites OF Robert Evans,
long time resident OF Highland
Park, were held at 10 am. Tuesday.
Sept. IL, at the ST Luke AME church.
The Rev. S. Johnson officiated
Mr.. Evans met death at the hands
of a Negro youth on Sept. 9 as he
was serving notice on an undesir-
able tenant on Ferry street.
He leaves 10 mourn his loss a wife,
Mrs. Anna Lee Evans; one step
daughter. Mrs. Althea Frederick;
two stepsons, Livingston and {.
Garner; three step grandsons, Louis,
Richard and Robert Frederick; two
brothers, William Evans OF Detroit,
and Charles Evans Of Cleveland,
Ohio; three sisters, Mrs. Nellie
Howard OF Detroit, and two sisters
in Austin, Miss. The body was laid
! to rest in Memorial Park cemetery.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-23
Tuskegee Inst.
Dept. Head Dies

TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE. Ala
Funeral service for Arthur P. Mack.
since 1910 head OF the Division
OF Plumbing and Heating at Tus-
kegee Institute, was held in the
Institute Chapel here on Monday
afternoon. Students. teachers. town
and community folk and many
persons from out of town were in
attendance. Mr.. Mack passed away
at his home in Greenwood after
a brief illness. With him at the
time of his death were his wife and
other members OF the family. His
brother and sister reached Tuske-
gee shortly after he had passed
away.
Mr.. Mack was graduated with
honors from Tuskegee Institute in
1908. and after a year OF service
in the public school system in Okla
homs City. Oklahoma. was recalled
to the Institute by Dr. Booker T.
Washington 10 head the plumbing
and heating division, which. under
his direction reached high degree
OF efficiencY
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-23
Former Morris
Brown Prexy To
Payne Deanship

WILBERFORCE-Dr. John H.
Lewis. graduate OF Morris Brown
university and Yale university,
former president OF Morris Brown
University. Atlanta. Ga, and Short
er college, Little Rock. Ark, and
principal Of Dunbar Junior col
lege OF the same city. has accepted
the appointment of dean OF Payne
Theological Seminary. according to
announcement by President Charles
H. Wesley OF Wilberforce uni
versity.
The election Of DR.. Lewis fol-
lowed the non-acceptance OF the
deanship by DR.. D. o. Walker OF
Buffalo. N. Y. and a former presi-
dent OF Wllberforce university. DR..
Lewis attended the sessions OF the
Michigan Conference of the AME
church last week, representing the
Payne Seminary. He will UNDER
take the active administration OF
the Seminary in September with
the opening Of the next academic
year
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-23
Sunday Schools
Opening Meet

The first meeting Of the proposed
Sunday school in the Conant Gar
dens area. embracing the Sojourner
Truth and Marvin H. Moseley prof.
ects, will be held al 9:45 am. Sun
day. Sept. "a, at the Pershing high
school on the Ryan and Seven Mile
Roads.
Rev. John A. Woods is in charge
Of the project He is a Board OF
Church Extension worker who has
devoted his time since August in
this area TO laying the groundwork
for this proposal. II is hoped that
the community members will as
sist in whatever ways possible. Any
persons with leadership ability,
who desire 10 teach. play the piano
or assist In any way, are asked to
call Pl. 8440 or contact Rev. Woods
AT SIS f. Elizabeth.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-23
MARRIAGE
LICENSES

Nelson Jones. 40; Viols Sheppard.
81.
Alfred Dixon, 20; jamie Alex
snder. le.
Alcuin z, Baker. So; Carrie B.
Rollins, ~.
Thomas Clowers, 81; Elizabeth
Andrews, 81.
Loysce S, White 81; Edna White,
%.
John L. Parker, rs; Carrie Rich
ardson, 80
Dock Seward, 50; Julia Jackson,
Herman Friday, 40; Laura N, Nc
George r. Garrison Jr.. 81; Jennie
Williams. II
Doris Williams. IS: Charlene r.
Young. "a.
Armstrong Jones. 20; Christine
M. Potts, 20.
Russell Brinkley, %; Vietta
Csthey. 81,
Walter johnson, jeanette Title.
%.
Clifford Lewis. IS: Estelle p.
Turner, 81.
John Lehman Richardson. %;
Helen Z. Rutherford, 10
Clarence r. Lanier. %; Jessie r.
Young, %
Robert Mason. 81; Mary Wilson,
Is.
Tarnis Davis. 81; Annie Benbow.
Is.
Archie D. Robbins. 81; Mary l..
Marsh. 81.
Charles v. Thomas. 81; Helen F.
Matthews, Is
John D. Jones, 20, Whit H. Rogers,
10.
Carter T. Collins. 50; Eva Nc
Broom, u.
Theodore H. Mcdaniel. Al; Mary
z. Thomas. 35
Norman H. Tomlinson, "a; Ida NJ
Hoeans. 20.
Arthur A. Ray. 40 Precious Mar
tin. 80.
Richard Allen. 80; Leola Van
Andrew c. Love. 40; Alberta
Jones, Al.
Harmon L. Moss. SO; Fora San
ders 80.
Charles Cooper. 81; Ruth Johnson
%
Edward Gold, Is; Ruth Burgess
Is
Matthew Barton. %, Martha A.
Ingram, II
Lonnie Thompson. 26; Della r.
Heard, Is
Robert Taylor. 81; Selena Hur-
lev IS.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-23
St. Cypnian s Church
Anniversary Banquet

He graduated from Detroit College
Of Medicine and Surgery in 1917
and served for year IN the Medical
Corps Of the U. S. Army before
gong TO the foreig n field in 1919 He
was first stationed Al Meshed, but
was transferred 10 Hamadan in 1894.
He is a Fellow Of the American Col
lcge OF Surgeons.
Unable 10 return TO Iran at present
on account OF the war. he is now on
the surgical staff of the Henry Ford
hospital.
DR. Llchtwardt has Travelled ex-
tensively over the Near East, Europe,
and African countries bordering the
Mediterranean.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-23
Honor Night For
Music Students

Friday. Sept. %, at pm, the
Robert Nolan School Of Music will
mold its "Honors Night" at the school
auditorium, 545 E. Garfield avenue.
During the program students from
the voice and piano departments
who have m ade extraordinary
achievements in their study and
who have given outstanding serv-
ices Will be honored.
Josephine HarreldLove, promin-
ent pianist. will make the awards.
Celeste Cole, who heads the voice
department. will be present Robert
L. Nolan, dean OF the school, will
make the principal address OF the
evening. The Robert Nolan Choir
Will offer two selections. There is
no admission and the public is cor
daily invited.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-23
Scott Church To
Have WOmen'S Day

Sunday, Sept "a, will be Woman's
Day at Scott NE church. St. An
tome at Kirby. The outstanding
feature OF the morning service will
be an address presented by Mrs.
Lillian Warrick-Pope OF New York
City. AT 4 pm. the Wesleyan Serv-
ice Guild OF Scott will be hostess
at an interracial meeting, the theme
OF which is Visiting With Our
Neighbor," .Anglo-American, Me-
gro, Chinese and japanese speak
ers will present the subject Also
on the program will be Mrs. Lillian
Yegran, president OF the st. Marks
Wesleyan Service Guild.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-23

Above Is the likeness Of Mrs.
Lula Smith. the first woman TO
lead in a major financial drive
for the Macedonia Baptist
church. which closed on the
fourth Sunday in August-hav-
ing raised twelve thousand. sew
en- hundred and fifty tSl2.7s0)
dollars. Under the leadership
of Mrs. Smith. within three and
a half months these funds for
remodeling and redecorating
the church building were raised.
Macedonia church is deeply
grateful 10 its womanhood for
the fine way they demonstrated
their ability 10 follow leader.
ship and achieve great things.
Records were kept by Mrs. Bea-
trice Watkins and Mrs. Minnie
o. Sparks. AS a token of appre-
citation the church membership
and boards gave Mrs. Smith q
trip to the east.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-23

St Cyprisns church. 18th street
and Milford avenue. Will hold It's
annual dedication anniversary and
banquet Friday, Sept. %, m the
church AT 100 pm. The speaker will
be Dr. Hartman A. Lichtwardt, med
zeal missionary 10 ASA and world
traveller His subject will be The
Church and World Peace.
One Of the very few medical doc
tors 10 have also been ordained TO
the ministry, DR. Lichtwardt who
IS in charge Of the American Chris
tan hospital IN Hamadan, Iran, often
spends his Sundays preaching As a
'pinch-hitter" for a pastor who is
away.
DR.. Lichtwdrdt was born and ex-
cept for two years al Berea College
in Kentucky, educated in Detroit.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-23
Bishop Kelly To
Speak At W.S.C.S

The annual meeting OF the Wom-
ans Society Of Christian Service Of
the Lexington conference will con-
vene at Scott Methodist church. 500
z. Kirby street, Oct 3-6. This
meeting will be host 10 newly-elect-
ed Bishop Edward w. Kelly on
Thursday evening
A reception in honor NJ the Bish-
op and his wife will be gwen at
s pm. and lecture will De given
by the Bishop al 2 pm. Thurs
day. The special welcome will be
gwen on Tuesday and pageant
on Wednesday. The public is corr
d ally invited 10 these meetings.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-23
Nashville Pastor
AT Second Baptist

The Baptist Advance committee,
together with the pastor and Off
GERS OF the Second Baptist church,
will present Rev. Jesse Mcneil.
pastor of the Spruce Street Baptist
church. OF Nashville. Tenn. in two
special sermons at Second Baptist
on Sept. "a The first appearance
will be at 1890 am. and the final
at pm. The public is invited.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-23
Name Watkins AS
mter-Racia[Head
Here Last Week

Former police commissioner James
K. Watkins this week accepted the
appointment OF Mayor Jeffries as
chairman of the lnterraclal Commit
tee of Detroit. He succeeded Will
liam J. Norton.
In letter acknowledging Wat
klns' acceptance. Mayor Jeffries ex-
pressed confidence in your ability,
and feel sure that the city Is for
tunste IN securing your leadership
for this important activity"
Watkins is a local attorney and a
veteran Of World War /. He is 81
years old
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-23
Lincoln Univ.
Starts 10Th Year

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. - Hello!
there - where are you FROM" was
the usual greeting exchanged by the
new students participating IN the
University's Orientation program
Thursday through Monday. Sept.
1913
Over 225 new students, coming
from practically every high school
IN the state, out-stste students. ex-
service men and upper class trans
fer students comprised one Of the
largest groups TO come to Lincoln
for the first time
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-23
Churches Blast
Determination
In Resolution

Thursday the board ~ directors
OF the Detroit Council Of Churches
at Chris; Church Chapel Crosse
points condemned racial segre ga
fion and discrimination. Al the hrsi
fall planning conference OF the
group
A resolution presented by Rev
Charles A. Hill. pastor Of Hartford
Avenue Bsp,iS; church. declared:
Elm view OF certain statements
made and political principles for
fnulated in this city, We take this
opportunity Of again affirming our
previous declarations with respect
20 inter-rscisl relations"
Resolution
we especially wish 10 relr~rstc
ss our conviction that since they
are so clearly contrary 20 the teach
inEs OF Jesus and the implications
Of Worldwide Christian fellowship
churches OF Christ (vhe,hrr in De-
trolt. in The United States or in
the new world order now enVi-
sioned) cannot and must no longer
sanction patterns 81 segregation AND
discrimination. which serve 10 d.
vide rather than unite me family Of
Gods children on all the faces
OF the earth
The councils directors also au-
thorizcd the appointment Of new
commission 10 study It's program
and activities with regard 70 post
war needs and opportunities and
20 suggest effective postwar set-up
for the organization.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-23
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF MICHIGAN
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOE
THE COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHANCERY

srEvE HAYES. Plaintiff
vs. No $40 l27
DrsrEMoNIA HAYES Defendant
A. session Of said Court held AZ the
Court House IN the CITY Of Detroit in said
County, on the 18th day Of august. AID,
1874
Present: The Hon
ROBERT n. TOMS
Circuit Judge.
In this cause on reading and fling the
affidavit hereto attached from which u
appears that the defendant 10 not q resi-.
dent Of the Stat. Of Michigan. but that
her last known address 10 p o. BoI 100
Tsllulsh. Madison Parish, Louisisns
Therefore. on motion Of Jackson and
Powell Attorneys for th. Plaintiff,
IT - ORDERED that tho defendant sp.
pear IN this cause. within three months
from the Date Of this order. or that said
oil Of complaint be taken a. confessed
and that true copy ~ this order be served
upon The defendant nv regittSred mail, and
u not received. that tho same be pub
lithed in any Newspaper published and cir.
culstins in IN. Comfy Of Wayne. according
70 law.
ROBERT n TONS
Circuit JudE.
A True Copy
cAsPAR iiHGEkAE cisrs
By Thee Teldmsn Deputy CLERK
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WILLIAM ALpEHson. Plaintiff
MARY xLpEHsox. Defendant

MARY ADDISON. Defendant
At q session Of said Court held at the
Court House IN the City Of Detroit. IN said
County. on the 18th day Of AuEust, A. ID.
prsssst. The Non.
WILLIAM FRIEDMAN
Circuit JudEe.
In this cause. u appearing 20 the court
BY affidavit hesrto attached that chancery
the seal Of this court. for the appearance
Of the defendant, and that the same could
not be served before the return day
thereof, for the reason that said defendant,
being Q resident Of the City Of Detroit,
County Of Wayne and STATE Of Michigan.
summons has been returned with the certifi
cate thereon endorsed. showing that after
anigsnt search and inquiry, said defendant
could not be served in said State Of Michi-
gan. or before the return day thereof /:
Therefore, motion Of RoIborouEh and
1slisferro. Attorneys for the Plaintiff,
IT 10 ORDERED that said Mary Alder
son cause her apes rance 90 be entered IN
this cause. within three months from the
date Of this order. and IN case If her sp-
plsintiR's bill Of complaint 20 Be hled. and
Q copy thereof TO be served upon the at
ternsys for the plaintiff, within 70 days
after service upon her Of copy Of said
bill and notice Of this order. and that IN
default thereof the said bill be taken a.
IT 10 FURTHER UNDERSTOOD that q
copy Of ths order be published in the
Miehissn Chronicls, and served. aocordins
70 Law.
WILLIAM FRIEDMAN.
Circuit judge
cAsPAR J. LiNeEMAH. Clerk
By THoe. .. CABLE, Deputy CLERK
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WILLIAM FRIEDMAN

~ y teAoh OF Court uslu ~ INV
Court House In the oi,y Of Detroit IN said
1854.
Present. The Hon
WILLIAM FRIEDMAN
Circuit Judge.
In this cause II appearing TO the court
BY affidavit hereto sttAehed that ohanoery
summ6ns has been issued out and under
the seal Of this Court for the appearance Of
the defendsn mt, and that same could not be
served on before the return day thereof
. resident Of the City Of Detroit. County
Of Wayne and State OF Michigan, Vas con-
ceAlsd therein, and said chanoery summons
has been returned with the eertlficats
thereon endorsed. showing that after dinFent
sesrch and inquiry, said defendant could
net BE- served in said State Of Michigan, on
Or before the return day thereof;
On melton Of Marlborough and Ialiafsrre.
Attornsys for the Plaintiff,
IT 10 ORDERED that James Howard,
cause his appearance 70 be entered IN this
Of this order and IN case Of his appear
snes he cause hs answer To the plaintiff
bill Of complaint 20 be filed. and Q copy
thereof to be served on the attorneys for
the pAintiff. within 70 days after service
upon aim Of q copy Of the bill Of com
plant and notice Of this order and that
In default thereof. the said bill Be taken
as csnfesssd by the said dsisndsnt,
Of this order b. published in the Miehissn
Chronicle, and served, according 70 Law.
WILLIAM FRIEDMAN.
Circuit Judge.
cksfxI !. IrNsEMAR. Cierh
~ 4. Z. Hsuwitt, Deputy Clerk
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-23
If RHEUMATIC PAIN
HAS YOU DOSING AND HOPING
Then Prove to Yourself What Effective Results
You Can Get Now with this Medicine

Open your own way toward deliv-
srance others have enjoyed. Make
up your mind you're going to use
something that gets 70 work TO
ease rheumatic pain. You want
help you can feel and II you get
II you will be grateful. SO get
CHS, If YOU suffer from muscu-
lar aches and pains due TO exer-
else or exposure sometimes called
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-23
MISS JARRETT GRADUATES

SOUTH BEND. Ind - Miss Ruby
Jarrett daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Fred White. 2l4 S. Falcon street.
graduated from Washington high
school in South Bend as valedictor-
ian Of the senior class Of 1914 and
is now attending Indiana Univer-
Ety
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LEGAL NOTICE

STATE OF MICHIGAN
In THE CIRCUIT COURT TOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHAEcERY
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-23

rheumatic pain) or muscular lum-
bago. Don't be put off with Ifs or
butts. Don't keep on complaining
and boring your friends with your
troubles. Caution: Use only a. d.
rected. Remember you take no
chances with your money First
bottle purchase price OF C-2723 re-
funded IL you're not satisfied. soc
and 81 sizes. Always demand G 01
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STATE OF MICHIGAN
n IHI CIRCUIT COURT ToR
fHE COUNTY OF wAYrI
IN cHAfcERY
THOMAS goe6L. pl.intiS
ADpn soDer. p.f.aa.., 10 "''''

- session 81 said Court s.le ~ IN.
Court Heuss IN the ciiv 81 Dsuo' IN sad
Comfy, sn the toth dsy 81 August, AID.
1884. fretsnt The Hon
WILLIAM FRIEDMAN
Circuit Judgs
II thi, osussS u appearing ~ .hesvt
ksrets attached. that The defendant. Addis
Hodss, cannot he served by process issued
evt sf this court she 10 no. resi dent
81 the state 81 hiehilsn but that shs re-
side. In the City Of D.rmott state Of Ar
kansss
o., nstisn Of Robert J. Lv,n, Attorney
fer the Psintif
IT 10 oRpLRID that m. a.fsndsni
Adtis Moore. sppesf ans snswsr the bill
81 complaint hsd In this osus within
thres meaths from the date o. this order
81 that uid bill b. taken confessed and
that this erdsr - sent - the defendant BY
registered mail - her last knsvh address
sns N net received. that this order y.
puelishst IN any nswsrspeT pukliihse and
circulating In the County Il wayne. se.
esrtins u hv.
WILLIAM TBIInsaS
Circuit JutGs
e.,,., , p; S;s. r,..,
- LAAxLAA n
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CHOIR GOWNS

Black, Long Sized Prices From IS co. Min
isters Robe, With Black Velvet From $40. 90
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NAHeAREr HOWARD. Plaintiff
sAnEs HOWARD Defendant

At . session Of said Court held a. the
Court House In the oity Of Detroit IN said
County. on ths 9Th day Of septembs AID,
1874.
preasnt. Ths Hon
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1944-09-23

II rxE ciRcufT COURT ron THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE
IN CHAEcERY
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