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The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-13
FORT LEAvENwoRTH, Kan,

FORT LEAVENWORTH, Kan
.--UD-Master Sgt. John Hodge
q handball champion, ordained
minister, amateur boxer, dist
ance runner and assistant chap
lain, recently was retired from
the Army after almost 25 years
of continuous service and will
become pastor of a local church,
the Army has announced.
Hodges Army career began
in 1919 when he enlisted in the
Army at Indianapolis, Ind,
shortly after World War I. He
was first stationed at Jefferson
Barracks, Mo-, for two months,
and his next and last station in
the Army was Fort Leaven-
worth, where he spent over "a
years.
The wiry, friendly-faced SOL
der was retired by the Army
because of physical disability
incurred while in service.
At Fort Leavenworth, Hodge
was assigned as steward of the
officers club, and helped build
the club into one of the leading
officers clubs in the Army. In
this connection, officials say, 1t
may be said that he won the
hearts of both officers and thel:
families alike.
KNOWS GENERALS
"He never spared himself to
see that all received the best
service he could give" the Ar
my said of Hodges, "apd he
can boast of a speaking &C
ouaintance with hundreds OF
high-ranking officers, many Of
whom are outstanding generals.
Hodge has almost been an
institution on the post since
1919. During his long service,
he was an uplifting influence
on many members of the post.
For more than 20 years he was.
director of the religious educa-
ton for the post Sunday School,
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-13
Bulldozer Awakens Restless
Spirit of Ancient Wtchcraft

lord Bill Reynolds scoffed al
the tales. At least, he did until
the evening when a customer
complained about falling over
huge rock outside the pub
door.
Reynolds said there were no
rocks there, never had been.
Then he looked outside to prove
it. 1t took two men to carry the
rock away, he said.
Up in London, Harry Price,
head of the London University
Council for physical investiga-
ton, put forward theory.
Price, who has put to the test
innumerable stories of witches,
ghosts and their ilk, said the
trouble at Scrapfaggot Green is
caused by a poltergeist, a noisy
mischievous spirit the existence
of witch many people accept.
ut has been proved that pol
tergeists exist" Price said. II
have listed more than 500 cases
OF such spirit tricks. Many of
them have been put down to the
influence of witches"
Price said he may make a
trip to look further into Scrap
faggot's own genie. Meanwhile,
the villagers would be aWfully
grateful if he'd hurry.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-13
Robombs Take New
Toll in Britain

LONDON, Oct. l8-lP)-Fly-
ing bombs were launched over
the North Sea against southern
England the London area last
night.
Again the familiar damage
and casualties have been report
ed" appeared in the official an
nouncement.
One robot burst in the air, an
other struck a tavern causing
damage but no casualties, and
another crashed in open ground
but its Spreading blast wrecked
a number of houses and caused
casualties.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-13
Registration Of Absentee by Doth

any person whose name is not registered shall offer
and claim the right election primary election
shall UNDER OATH that he she is resident of
such precinct and has resided in the TOWNSHIP TWENTY
DAYS preceding such election primary election de-
signaling particularly the place of his her residence and
the constitutions; and that owing to the sickness
bodily infrmity himself herself member Of his
her family his her absence from the TOWN
SHIP public his her business and with
avoid delay his her registration he she
unable make application the last day provided by
registering electors preceding such election
primary election then the of such person shall be reg
sered shall be permitted to vote at such
election primary If applicant in said matter
wulIy make false statements he she shall be deem
guilty perjury upon conviction be subject to the
pains and penalties thereof.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-13
New Baltimore

NEW BALTIMORE - Due to
the zeal of Mrs. Oskar Kristen
sen, chairman of the Red Cross,
and the appreciation of the lad
les, 26 women are enrolled in a
class in Home Nursing. The class
is held on Tuesday evenings at
7:3O o'clock and is taught by
Mrs. Margaret Beine of Mount
Clemens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Fritz en-
tertained nine guests Saturday
evening. During the evening a
housewarming gift was rendered
them by the group.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Lamond
of jefferson avenue have moved
TO Detroit for the winter.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Schmidt
celebrate their seventh wedding
anniversary, TUESDAY.
Wendell Gates, Electrician
Mate 3rd class has returned to
his Pacific station, after a g.
day visit with his wife and baby
daughter.
Mrs. John Marsh will enter
tain the Sewing Club Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kohl
man returned home Tuesday
after a weeks visit with rela-
tives in Detroit.
Mrs. Adele Engclman and her
mother, Mrs. Lang are visiting
Hilda Lang of Chicago.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-13
Provision in Cose Of Removal to Another
Precinct

registered and qualified voter who has REMOVED
from ONE ELECTION PRECINCT of TOWNSHIP to
the TOWNSHIP shall have the
any day previous to election, primary election
day. application the Township Clerk to have his
transferred registration book of the
from which she has REMOVED to the registration
book of the precinct in which he she THEN RESIDES.
Such eecor shall have the right have such transfer made
any ELECTION, or Primary election day by obtaining
from the board of inspectors of election primary
ton of the precinct from which he she HAS REMOVED
a CERTIFICATE of TRANSFER and presenting the said
certificate TO the BOARD OF ELECTION INSPECTORS OF
THE PRECINCT IN WHICH HE OR SHE THEN RESIDES.
PAUL STEPNITz
Clinton Township Clerk
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-13
SCRAPFAGGOT GREEN,

SCRAPFAGGOT ZEN,
England, Oct. ID - up - Two
hundred years ago a witch was
burned at the stake in this little
Essex village that sounds as
though il had been named for a
witch and her ashes were buried
under the spot where flames
destroyed her.
This summer an Army Bull
dozer numbered through the viii
lage on road-making chore
and moved a rock placed atop
the grave. Now the citizents of
Scrapfaggot declare they are
being plagued by strange 60
ings-on. There's no one in the
Village, in fact, who hasn't
some tale.
Councillor Arthur Sykes said
people told him of Church bells
being rung at midnight and of
Sleeps that wandered out of
fields that have no exits. Yes
terday the old church clock was
found to be two hours slow and
| can't remember it ever being
wrong before" he added.
EERIE DOINGS
Builder Charlie Dickson tells
Of scaffolding poles which
strong men can hardly lift being
found scattered about like tooth
picks. A dead chicken was found
with its neck twisted. but
no one in the village had lost a
chicken.
At one of the local pubs, Land
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-13
Sonny Comes Back

INDEPENDENCE, Mo. --(U,P)
- When a small boy became be-
wildered at the enrolment pro-
cess at the Mccoy School kin
dergarten here recently. his
mother treasured him with the
words, you're just a little boy
now, but school will make a
man of you" The child, with
great feeling, exclaimed, Eyes,
that is what I'm afraid Of"
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-13

Notice is hereby eiven Thot-o qualified voters OF the
Township Of Chesterfield not previously registered may
reoster at the Town Hail. corner Groot avenue and
French road from A. NJ to P. M. on Saturday, Oct.
7th Wednesday, Oct. lth, and Saturday, Oct. l4th.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-13
ON THE FINAL DAY
WEDNESDAY, OCT. IS, 1914

From A. nj. to NJ at the Home OF the Township Clerk
AIS North Gratot Avenue
Registered voters who moved since registering
should notify office either in person writing of such
change of address.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-13
Versatile Sergeant Now
Assumes Ministers Post

Il school of more than 200 child
rem Of officers and enlisted men.
Meanwhile, he ably assisted the
post chaplain with his services
10 the enlisted men and their
families for nearly l6 years.
From 1929 TO 1899 he conduct
ed religious services for guard
house prisoners each Sunday af-
|ternoon in the YMCA. When
citizens military training cours-
es were held at the post, Hodge
conducted Protestant services
for the CMTC trainees.
In addition, the sergeant was
Bible class instructor and en-
gagged in much hospital and
charitable work.
Not all of Hodges activities
we're confined TO Fort Leaven-
worth, however. He held the
pastorate of two local churches,
the Round Prairie Community
Church for 10 years and the
Easton Methodist Church for
eight years. Within the past
year he took over an addition
al church, the Klckapoo, Kan,
Methodist.
SET RECORD
mo pastor could be loved or
respected more than he has been
by these congregations" Army
officials said.
Hodge was always active in
athletics, especially during his
first years at Fort LeavenWorth.
He established a record in 1920
in a siX-mile distance race, run
ming the course in 80 minutes.
This record was chalked up dur
ing a field day at the post, and
so far as is known, has never
been broken.
Hodge won the Kansas State
Single-Wall handball champion
ship in 1880 and successfully de-
Tended his title in 1881.
The versatile sergeant was al
so post light heavyweight boxing
champion in 1921 and as box
ing instructor had classes of
nearly 200 men a year.
"In his retirement" officials
say regretfully, "the Army will
lose good soldier, but the
church will gain a servant and
leader" ....
Hodge has two daughters,
Doris and Dorothy, both mar
ried TO servicemen. He and his
wife, Marie, will make their
home in Leavenworth.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-13
ON THE FINAL DAY
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 18, 1914

Office will be to receive registration
A. NJ 430 and will receive further registrations
m home, $3.50 Cass Ave, until p NJ.
Registered voters who have moved since registering
notify office either person writing Of such
change of address
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-10-13

The present United States
Navy has more than 800 ratings,
according to the Navy Bureau
of Personnel.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30
|NAACP Sessions

rNfn utla fANPD "rlann-
b. fo peafc viii be the slo-
81 hr ioh annual session
y fhe oklahoma Conference Of
NtVf rnchcs. October 1920.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30
MINISTERS ALLIANCE TO HEAR
NEWCOMER TO DETROIT

The lnicr-Dcnominni!onal Min
listers Alliance OF Detroit and
vicinity will assemble in IS first
fall gathering Monday, October 2
II am az the .;eolts Methodist
church Kirby AID 81 Antoine
streets
This meeting VIII be open TO
the general public Or stephen
G Campbell. minister OF histor-
ic Russell street cha Oh. ono OF
netroit's new preachers will adj
urcss the assembly
The meeting Will open prompt
~ nj n am for many porplex-
Ing problems affecting the color
ed Formulation and the organ
wed life OF Wayne county viii
be discussed
4 special committee composed
Of The church life OF Detroit viii
also report Every layman In
Detroit Is Welcome to this as
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30

months He has proven 10 me
that he loves ne and we are ex,
peciing to get married Recenily
he started going around with an-
other girl lie says he doesn't love
her and he has shown that ne
loves me more but he keeps go-
ing around with her al OF tho
time lie says he thinks She has
spell cast him because he
loves me and Yam sure he does
Ans: The &,e hug has him
moi the link. This girls captlEat.
ing personality + more than he
can resist. Escn though you are
engaged you are stili not mar.
ried and what y good ior the
goose Is good for The gander
Choose some liAcHble gentleman
and center yonr Intentions on him
for few weeks. and give your
iiance dose Of his own medl.
cine. He'll make mp his mind IN
short order a. to where his love
lies. As ior your being SIRE Of
his love loyalty and fidelity +
the main proof Of anyone's love.
and At the present he isn't show
ing that.
Ter While time permits and
pleasure demands. / speak TO you
thru the strokes OF my hands 7
have been reading your column
for exactly two years YOU have
helped with my problems and
erased all my fears | have been
going with boy who seems 20 hf
fine like the way he docs every
thing he gives me all Of hi'
time When ask him ~ he love,
me. he says he doesn't know
and that Is me problem that 8,
worrying me so
Ans: This hoy isn't living bot
hear this IN mlnd: lie will admit
that he loves you but he'll tale
his own good time. Seriously
speaking. the hoy realizes that hs
shouldn't take you ont Of school
20 marry yen. II he pledged him
self to you now. he knows yoi
would want to throw away yoni
books and start the wedding
march.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30
Rr MINIrREn COYINGTON

Mrs Homer viyens OF Mid
dletown Ohio spent few days
last week visiting her sister,
Mrs Flora chappell.
Mr. and Mrs Talbert n.
White and children and Mr.
Whites father. all OF Detroit
were visitors and dinner guests
on Friday.
1t. Roy NJ. Chappell OF the army
air corps. has returned TO his
station in Texas after spending
his furloueh with his mother
and brother IN Detroit lie re-
ceived his commission as Second
IT. IN August at Hondo, Texas
as navigator.
MIR and Mrs William Chap
pell and children and Mrs. Flora
Chappell visited with friends in
Detroit Sunday.
Mrs. Arnetta Foster LETT a
few days ago 10 spend a short
while with her husband, Thcba
Foster who Is IN officers train
ing school in Camp Lee, Peters
burg. Va
Mrs. v Freeman who has been
visiting her uncle. J.P. Phil.
pot left for Aiiddlciown. Ohio
Saturday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30
HIT THAT RHEUMATIC PAIN
RIGHT WHERE IT HURTS
And look at the Silrer Lining
in those Clouds Of Pain

The big idea IS that you want 70 feel
better. When pain eases your mind
eases. You get rest that means deliver
ance. So use something that gets n the
pain. C-s,s3 brings YOU pain-relievlne
help. Now you will feel a. good AZ
Others who enjoy its help, too. 6oc, ano
ST.. Caution: Use only as directed. FRS
bottle purchase price refunded II 70,
are not satisfied. Today get C-asaJ
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30

WE am "a and my husband
Is a. We don't get along so good
AMI have a man friend. He Is
real good about giving me mon
ey know that my husband is
going out Do you think that II
is wrong for me 10 do likewise
Ans; Two wrongs never made
one right. You are cheapenIng
Yourself by becoming Involved IN
an Illicit love affair and II Is
you who have 10 answer to your
own conscience. The fact that
Your husband Is guilty Of the
same offense II no Justification
Tor ,ou 10 throw your reputation
away. Unfair though II may be.
you'II find that II is the woman
who pays the hea,le penalty In
game OF this sort. iou and your
husband should settle your differ
cncc> and make n fresh start
Give mp your silly flirtatlons and
act more like adaIts.
AMk ~ really believe within
my heart that YOU will help me.
Why don't ! make friends? II
seoms that girls don't bother 10
tarry around me much. am
married. % years old. have
nirc home. lovely clothes and
very nice husband. We are both
Tho working type and like 10 en-
terrain | have tried to give din
ner parties for different girls
hut it seems to me that they don't
come back like they should
Thanks a million for a reply.
Ans.:- Now that you are mar.
ricd. you will find more congeninl
friends among other married
couples. You and yonr husband
both have business contacts that
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30

you would like 10 develop social
ly. Why not vary your social life
and Include these business ac-
qualnianccs when entertaining
iou would naturally have a great
deal more In common with them
than you wonld with the young
girls you ran around with before
you married. The fact that these
Young girls don't starry around
you as much as yon would like
doesn't mean that they find any.
thing lacking In your entertain.
meni. hut II is simply that their
interests are entirely different
from yours.
r. am 10 and IN love with
boy .. lie tells me that he loves
me all OF the time and wants me
TO marry him. We have becn ro-
Ing together ? years When We
get angry. he goes out right In
front OF me with other women
Do you think that II ne loves me
he would act like that9 He IS
nice 10 me in every way.
Ans.:-. This man wouId not In
slst on your marry Ing him II he
did not love you. II he were in
terestcd in these other women, he
certainly wouldn't flaunt them In
ycnr face. He merely goes with
them 10 arouse your jealousy and
cause you 10 make up your mind.
II you love him. let him know Il.
50 he can make some definite
plans toward the future.
EM.M ~ have been reading
your column for some time. 50
now have a problem OF my own.
] have been going with this boy
for year and We have been
getting along until the last few
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be the
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confidential
prob " e. o
THE AH5E' WALLACE SERVICE
Care Of The Tribune zl46 st.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30
.INKSTER
JOT TINGS
B. I'LL GRrLN


alr aHd Mrs John Manner ard
family have moved from York
Vile court 70 Liberty street.
Frank y Love seaman third
class IS stationed at Baltimore.
Maryland
Mrs fann, Mitchell cntertain-
ID guest from Atlanta. Georgia
and Detroit iasi week
Mrs licyaold has returned
sroa an extended vacation in
NO south and Is noN residing
With hcr daashier al Bridgeport
court
Among the rounz people re-
turning 10 school TINS fall we're
Misses Bonnie Love Frances
Harris and Mana johnson They
ieii Sept ~ FOR OakVood college
in Huntsville. Alabama
Mrs Lille DOUGLAS Of 35l5 Fox
street had as her houscguest.
Miss Constance Bank OF 1851
Cameron. Miss Banks is sem
ior az Northern High She plans
20 attend Howard university next
school lcfn- airs Douglas gave
a dinner IN her honor on sept.
~ 4 beautiful bouquet served
5s c0ntcrpiecc
Mrs Aussvli Burden and twins
Patricia and Marcia are back
from theif ,ocaaon They visit
~ relatives In Northcrn Mi1hi-
gan.
9tf Iicrbcr Docket is home
on farloueh from camp lndian-
town Nlrs nochsif Is very
happy now Thce reside at
f1.S SurkNilio rOAfi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30
Dying Man
Puts Bullets
h Assass''"
Nature Of
Feud Remains
| A Mystery

c,xq Miss - (ANP) r. Deputy
Lt.sr Tom plummer. OF Madison
4 ..n,v All Woodrow Wilson Me-
s ~ Cunitn died Of bullet
4 mnds following a shooting ar
bplnsen(fhe TWO here early
Il aday n|shi.
h .a,ar 10 reports Mcclure
&, M denuty whom he followed
A s homo after he had been ac.
,sed IN the highways short
4 g. hefore hy the officer and
4 STONED about the manner in
Et,b was driving his car.
Nm iisit
A uClere who was born In Mad
"a conaiy and spent most Of his
H. hone eNlepi for a few years
4 nr unsh he lived IN Chicago.
4 ~ yishAs relatives here and
\ N been ia Town about a week
Kan uie shooting occurred. 81
H. time ue was stopped on the
hvay witnesses said, he had
IA eirl n MS car
4 What aganlly took place 70
aaa.e Mcclure 20 become SO ang-
f. "A lhs' o. would follow tho dep.
10 hs hamc determined TO XIII
m ren4lns a mystery.
i1cordins ~ Witnesses. Mcclure
i prra hls CAR IN front Of the
aay' Nosc and as the deputy
Hairsed tm get out OF the car
hcd IL shotgun and opened
\ fatally weunding Mcclure
4 IA hecAshot Before falling 20
H. safwsln the wounded man
w Is alihre automatic and
"a fda fncs. all Of the sluss
Nnc ri 20 he deputy's hody
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30

OF Mrs. LIB. Daniels. Sr. Of
1928 y Seventh street OF this
city left Tuesday. Sept 10 en-
route 10 Knoxville. Tennessee to
enter Knoxville college. Miss
Daniels Is graduate 81 the
1912 class OF Saginaw High Miss
Daniels brother, Corporal James
Sager Daniels (now serving in
the Aluetian Island in the US.
army. was graduated from Knox
willie in 1912
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30
SAGINAW
By MRS. VI. TOONEY

Mrs. Richard Carter and
daughter. Miss Juana Maria Car
ter Misses Jean and Lunita Car
ter were Sunday dinner guests
OF the George ". Burden family
OF this city. The Carriers are
from Bay City. Michigan.
Mrs L. Union. nee Peggy
Vaughn daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Whitman Vaughn Of 1926
Myrtle street were dinner and
thcater guests Of the George W.
Burdens OF this city. Mrs. Tn
ion is a former schoomate OF
Mrs Burden and has been re-
siding out-of-town with her hus-
band. Private Ulysses Simmons
Union Who is now overseas in
French hospital lie is report
ed 10 be doing well
Mrs. william Barber OF 25l5
y. Oakley Is back home again
after visiting relatives in ST
Louis. Missouri and Chicago for
the past month. Mrs. Barber
Is the wife OF Rev. william Bar
Der, well known minister.
George W. Burden has received
word that his cousin Sergeant
/ Chester r. Pettiford n safely
overseas somewhere in Hawaii
Miss Irene Gaines. daughter
Of MIR. and Mrs James Gaines
OF 1902 Congress street OF this
city has gone 70 Wayne unIyer.
sity in Detroit as sophomore
TO resume her studies.
There was = birthday : party
elyen Saturday for Robert Bur
den OF 2l44 s Washington BY
his wife. Opal Many lovely
gifts we're received and other
guests present were Marine Wal
ter Gilmore and wife. Marjorie
from Flint Mrs Gilmore. Sr.. OF
Flint. Miss Hazel Johnson OF
Flint. Mrs blanche Burden OF
Detroit Mrs. Richard Carter and
daughter, Miss Inana Maria Car
ter from BAY city and Mrs. Love
from Bay City.
The table was exquisite with a
large birthday cake in the center
and large roses OF various hues.
topped with candles.
Funeral rites we're held Fri
day for the late Mrs. Eleanor l..
Cauldman who died suddenly
Saturday at her home 1907 Car
roll. The deceased was horn
October 10 1901 in Homer, La.
and came here nine years ago
from Chicago She was q mem
her Of Zion Baptist church, the
Bright Star OES chapter and
the Heroines OF Jericho. She
married Haywood Gouldman In
1886
Surviving are husband. son.
Marvin. two sister. Louise
Thompson OF Los Angeles and
Jenny Johnson of Homer. la.
Two brothers. LAWYER and Fried
man Williams Jr. both OF HON.
or. Ia.
Mr. and Mrs William Halthco
Of this city quietly celebrated
their cath wedding anniversary
Thursday. Sept. q at their home
2275 Wilson street
Miss LIB Daniels. daughter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30
Two Kill Each Other In Gunhre Exchange
RIVER ROUGE
BY BENNIr cAsEwELL, Jr.

The Crusaders club met Thurs
day. Sept. at s pm. at the
home OF Mrs. Tiny Hill. The
success OF the fashion show was
discussed Plans for other pro-
grams were outlined. The next
meeting will be held at the home
OF Mrs. Roundtroe. Mrs Hill
and daughter. Mrs Annie Bell
served peanuts. cake and ice
cream.
Bonnie Caswel. Sr, returned
home Saturday after visiting re-
latIyes and friends in Alabama.
Tennessee. Cincinnati Chicago
and Gary. Indiana.
Miss Ernestine CLARK OF Mem
phis. Tennessee is visiting Mr.,
and Mrs Lee and Cussie Mae
Lee OF 295 Polk street.
Union Baptist
The sunday school lesson was
reviewed Nine members were
added TO the church. The Young
Peoples choir rendered the
music.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30

sembly. DR.. Harry Carol Is
nreefdenf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1944-09-30
by GRACE LEDrORD

Miss June o. Bryant and sister.
Mrs. Mauretta Hill have returned
home after vacationing IN Cleve-
land o.
Rev and Mrs. Brown OF Con-
nersville. Ind. while spending
their vacation at Foys Lake. sur
rrised his mother. Mrs S. Byars.
lie also preached an Inspiring
message at Campbell Chapel AM.
F. church Sunday morning.