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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-04

dance and spend an enjoyable
evening tonight and nightly.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-04

Greater part in medicine is
predicted for women doctors.
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Austria lacks food and fuel as
Freneh troops live off country.
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WEATHER REPORT

key West. Fla. Aug. 4, l945
Observation taken AT $3.50 a. IN
Eastern War Time. (City Office
Temperatures
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-04

New "soapless soap" coming
into market in small amounts.
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SPECIAL PRIZES
AT BINGO PALACE

If you play bingo or want to
spend an evening playing bingo,
Mrs. Pearl Barfield, manager of
the Bingo Palace, Duval and
Southland streets, invites you and
your friends to visit this amuse-
ment center tonight or any
night. First game is scheduled
for 7:30 o'clock. Many special
events will be offered.
India China route running
smooth, rushing supplies to fronts.
Mrs. Mitchell White, have re-
turned to Miami.
Mrs. Leo Lopez, who had been
in Miami visiting relatives, re-
turned yesterday.
=, Miss Helen Mccall Lee, of Mi
ami is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. STAN
ton Gardiner.
81 Today The Citizen says in an
editorial paragraph:
There is no relief from hot air
in Washington, either in the CAPT.
tai or the capitol"
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Army to cut discharge points.
tass nans shovs IS still held.
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Subscribe To The CitIzen.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-04

India China route running
smooth, rushing supplies to fronts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-04

Mrs. Mitchell White, have re-
turned to Miami.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-04

Members of the park and adj
visory Identification board an
nounced today that they will join
the Key West Tree Guild.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1945-08-04

A concert will be given this ev-
ening at Fort Taylor by the regi-
mental band of the Florida Nat
ional Guard.
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Mrs. John Henson, and son,
who had been visiting Mr.. and
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02

This country may avoid such a
war by being fully prepared for it.
If the war cannot be averted, we
must be completely equipped to win
it expeditiously at the minimum sac
rifice of lives and treasure.
81 knoU of nothing more i'm
portant in the years to come" said
Senator Byrd, "than for this nation
TO perform the necessary research
york so that we UiI know about
and be prepared to use, If necessary
for our oUn protection-neIU inUen-
tions and new methods of warfare.
at is a fact, tUhich l do not think
can be disputed, that both America
and England haUe not been success
full in neuU Developments of warfare
to an extent equal rDith Germany.
81 was told by military official
of high authority that If Germany
had perfected the robots a year
sooner, it is likely that England
could not haUe surUiUed.
I'VE all hope and pray for per-
n1dnent peace, but Ve must recognize
the fact that our national security
demands that tUe not permit other
nations to excel us in nerD methods
of warfare Which could be used to
destroy US.
mo man wants peace more than
| do, and no one is more opposed to
lUar, unless War is forced upon us,
but / do recognize the great need for
having the best research capacity in
the country constantly at work in the
Development, made possible by SCI
entifc investigation, of netU methods
of warfare and the best means to
repel such attacks as may be used by
other nations against us. :"
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02

SENATOR HARRY F. BYRD Of
~ Virginia has introduced in Con-
gress a bill Is. 825), the purpose Of
which is:
"To establish research board
for national security to insure the
continued preparedness of the na-
tion along farsighted technical lines
by providing for the application of
scientific research to national secur-
ity; to provide means of utilizing
in times of peace os WeH az lOdr the
services of the outstanding scientists
of the nation in the planning and
executing of military research"
The proposed board, which would
be appointed by the President, would
be composed of 40 members, includ-
ing army and navy specialists and
civilian scientists, engineers and in
dustrialists.
The board would be responsive"
to both the army and navy but would
be independent of each and would
obtain it's own funds from Congress
1or expenses ana the salaries OF
technicians.
IT'S civilian members would serve
Il without compensation, under ten
ures sufficient for long term research,
and-to prevent political patronage
civilian members would be nomi-
mated to the president by the Ma
tional Academy of Sciences. >
The outstanding lesson of this
war is that the next war, if war
comes again, will be war of the
most advanced Science "a strug-
gle of diabolical ingenuity and of
wide ranging destructiveness in
which nation that is unprepared to
repulse attack will not be given time
to prepare.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
GAN FRANCISCO, May l.

GAN FRANCISCO, May L
~ The unsung heroes of the
conference are the hotel en-
ployes. Imagine having TO learn
all those languages. Incidentally,
| wonder how get that person
out of your room" sounds in
Esperanto.
But understand the house de-
tectives have caught the inter-
national spirit. They throw an
East Indian prayer rug down on
the floor before kneeling to peek
through the keyhole.
The foreign money has driven
the bellboys mad. By the time
they figure out what their tin
is really worth, the fellow is
gone. So they're playing IL safe.
They just insult everybody.
CHAMBERMAIDS are having
~ their troubles. too. When
they pull a sheet off a bed these
days they don't know if they're
going to find a mattress or Ma
hatma Gandhi. And the walters
have succumbed entirely TO the
Russian influence. II you don't
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
By
ODNANAUNA>kC Bob Hope

tip them, they don't spill soup
on you anymore. One Of them
holds you while the other rubs
caviar in your hair.
All in all. the hotels are doing
a grand job. But / understand
the cab drivers are still up TO
their old roundabout trips.
Anthony Eden reports he rode
for five days trying to get to
Convention Hall. He still hadn't
got suspicious until he looked
out the window and saw they
were passing Buckingham
Palace.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
FAIR
ENOUGH
By Westbrook
pee|eO

GAN FRANCISCO, May l.
~ George Spelvin. American.
attended the United Nations
conference today and. noting
that practically everybody else
had held a press conference. de-
cided to call one for himself In
cidentally. Mrs. Spelvin Is here,
too, but no travel was involved
because the Spelvins live in San
Francisco. They live in New
York. too. and Gosport, Ind. The
Spelvins live everywhere In the
United States.
The first question addressed
to Mr.. Spelvin was: "Mr. Spell
win Will you tell u.s."
"Yes," Spelvin said, "and I
will tell the world. too, that this
peace conference better"
interruption from the midst
of a throng of AS shrewd,
trained observers: 'Mr. Spelvin,
are you aware that this is not
peace conference but a meeting
designed to lay plans to draw
up a definite program with
view TO formulating a realistic
and cohcsive-").
YES" Spelvin said, "and I
am getting pretty sick and tired
OF that, too, because, that Is just
some moro Of your diplomatic
semitics and"
"a voice; "Semitics, Mr.. Spell
x1p p1pl
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02

Civ. yssrseH 10 Zoe each esrrect answer
through questton str. 10 sAsh for the re-
naming tvo qsestions Any score ss or
higher ts excellent.
What is James + Fighting
Ships ?
True or false: (a) Panhandle
as a geographic description is
used exclusively 10 describe
an area in Texas; (b) the
pansy is a perennial flower?
In lawn tennis two serves
are allowed per point. How
many is the server allowed in
table tennis?
-Pepsin is: (a) Species Of pep
per not irritating 10 the
stomach; (b) spicy flavor
ing added to drinks and
cakes; (c) an engine which
helps the body digest pro-
teins
5-Great Britain has three cities
of more than 100000 popu-
lation. Can you name them?
6-Perhaps you have seen the
new English movie, The Life
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
WHAT DO YOU KNOW?

and Death Of Col. Blimp."
From where did the chsrac.
acter, Col. Blimp, come?
Princes Hermine is the
widow of former European
ruler. Her S4-room castle
recently became a temporary
u. s. army command post.
Do you know: Cal The name
and title Of her late husband;
tb) why did she bear only
the title Of princess?
S-One OF the latest scientific
developments of the war is a
piece Of apparel which a sol
der wears 10 warn him OF
the presence OF poison gas.
Do you know what il is?
ANSWERS on Opposite Paee)
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
SAVE
WASTE
PAPER

Tbs moKss ran nt fbs clock,
The clock struck oms
hnd doWn bed race
He, finding nasfs PAPER
'Most every biSesi
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02

2-To scuttle a ship is to: (a)
anchor it in a safe harbor,
(b) put up the sails, (c) de-
liberately sink it.
3-Aceldama is the scene of the
death of: (a) Nero, (b)
Judas Iscariot, (c) Barabbas.
Al you are a member of the
native race of Hawaii, you
are called a: (a) Bedoin, (b)
Magyar, (c) Kanaka.
5-One OF these states is south
OF the Great Salk Lake: (a)
Arizona, (b) Wyoming, (c)
Idaho.
Snatch these columns cor
rectly. The man and his
nickname:
90 Peter ~ Tn, Man Of
Stuyvesant Drgtiny
leI George, twj old P,I LsI
Clemenceau
lei Napoleon tr) Tn. wizard Of
b9uapaTt henlo aPrk
t ca kiccolo ~ The TiEer OF
hachiavelN France
dsi Thomas tEl The Spider Of
Edison Florence.
(Answers on Opposite Psge)
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
knowledge Test
BY DIR. SABINA CONNOLLY

Give yourself 1 for each of the hrtt Eve
questions and for the last auestion.
score, Sto, brilliant. T-n bright. 4-e. av-
efaFe, Oh, dull
The muscular stomach Of a
fowl is called the: (a) giz-
zsrd, Cb)N tripe, tc) gullet
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02

ANSWERS on Opposite Page)
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02

(Answers on Opposite PsEe)
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
Brain Game

Civ. yesrseR 10 70, each esrrect ans-er
through qBestion sir. 10 sAsh for the re-
naming tuo qsestions. Any score IS or
higher 10 excellent.
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02
Research for Defense

CENATOR HARRY F. BYRD of
~ Virginia has introduced in Con-
gress bill Is. 825), the purpose Of
which
Detroit evening times., 1945-05-02

match these columns cor
rectly. The man and his
nickname.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
BLOOD DEBT TOLD

Repeated tranSfuSlons from Re
cclvlng lIoSpllalS blood bank have
been necessary TO keep Mrs. Tay-
lor alive Finally her daughter
Mrs. Marjorie Harris of Hamilton
Ont t-s~-iitforr1rd- -ttIc- family
owed the bank ] 800 cubic cent?
meters of blood and would have 10
seek donors elsewhere.
FricndlcSS in strange city
Mrs. Harris appealed 20 II. r.
c. Eabbc, Catholic chaplain a the
Naval ArmorX. HeE-&1S1eE--Ait--
's's-7ffffdfri Michigan OF Hamilton
WaS-ll and Unable a-eeae- 10 Da-
tfoit -ttr- -tfFtp.
1t, Eabbc called for volunteers
10 repay Mrs TaylorS debt 10 The
blood bank so she could rCcCMe
more tranSfuSlonS. Fifteen husky
bluciackctS slapped forward and
five, all under y. were chosen.
They were Fircmcn 1/c r. NJ.
johnson, Schenectady y. Y. and
G. w. Holman. LandSdalc Pa,
and Fircmcn 2-/ r. Il, Jones. 1884
BrwiCk, +. l. Keenan, WeStwoOd,
n J and r. r. RivellcSc, Brook
ivn. y. Y.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
Packard Picks
Purchase Chief

Consolidation Of pure u asa n {
functions for ioint procurement of
materials for the first automobiles
since 1912 and continued produc-
ton Of two war engines was an
-nnuncea- -Sa4l.pas- b4-tAe- Packard
Motor Car Co.
Under executive changes re-
ycalcd by Packard president and
general manager George T. Chris
1opher, all company purchases
were placed under r, r. RecS
heretofore manager OF the COM
pany'S Toledo division since it's
acquisition two years ago. The
new buying head is moving i'm
mcdiatcly 10 offices al the parent
plant i'm Detroit.
As successor 10 PccS. Christie
phcr appointed ". II. Mccoy.
general master mechanic of the
aircraft engine division at Detroit.
as factory manager of the Toledo
division Mccoy will direct the
Toledo division < manufacture Of
parts Tor the -RnllS=RoAcn- aircraft
CnGlnc- and -1nrlhc- advanced ait
craft engine development program
at Tho Ohio plant under super
vision Of Arthur Mutt, director of
aircraft engineering.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24

which hc Wot ked a. relief He lost
a three-hittcr and fivc-hltter
The opposition earning two ol a
total of seven runs.
In seven innings as a relicfer
he struck out Ia. His gold medal
performance came on June 10
when he gave up one hit IN II
innings AS the Twelfth won, 10.
The only ball reaching The out
field was the single hit made after
TWO were down IN the ninth.
ThIrty-SiX hatterS faced Drew
in the II sessions and he famed
i and walked Two.
In common with most young
pitchers no has spells of wildncSS.
But only eight passes came from
him in the first four games. Seven
We're chalkcd against him in the
faith.
As a fielder he also makes an
impression. In five games l9
chances came his way and he has
~ assists and one putout. In the
thinning victory Drew had eight
assists, an unusual number for a
pitcher over any distance.
This is his second season in the
NldgctS. He may not eclipse
Glane who recently pitched Chad
Sey into the high school title but
he is attracting as much attention
as Glane did in his second Midget
season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
Award 500 Prizes
In Rifle Meet
:fimes- Presents Them
at Book July z

More than 500 winners in The
Hcarst-TimeS rifle tournament
viii receive prizes Monday eve
ming, July 2 during formal preSen-
tatiOn ceremonies in the English
Room. Book Cadillac Hotel.
The shoot held at Olympia April
2S-2q was tho biggest ever staged
More than $500 gunncrS COM
pctcd
The winners in each Of the
events Will receive A handsome
engraved plaque, special shooting
coat embiemS and gold trophies
Silver and bronze emblcms. en-
Craved certificates and other
prizes make up tho balance Of
awards. Presentations will start
at I p m
The Southeastern Michigan
Rife and Pistol Association il
holding its annual Class & regis
tered smallbore rifle iourns-
ment Sunday. July 3. at the
Royal Oak Municipal rifle range
on Starr road near Coolidge
highway ...-------- -------------
W. =. Bailey of Lincoln Park
has been named executive Of
Hcer. jules Parnes will act rs
range officer and !. VI. Tokar,
chief statistical officer.
The Ann Arbor Police Pistol
Cub VIII hold lis annual Class {
registered tournament July S The
range is on Huron River Drive
one mile west ot US-23 in north
west Ann Arbor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
Answers 10
Sport Fans
Questions

Q What is tho major league
record for run scoring in one
inning?
A-C ChiCago Cubs scored lS
runs In seventh inning Of
game in 1888. Modern record of
II is held jointly by New York
Yankees. 1920. and Chicago
Cubs, 1922
@ When did Ray Blades man
age the st. Louis Cardinals, and
did he win any pcnnantS?
-A-Blades managed the Cards
In 1899 and 1910. Cincinnati won
the National League pennants
In those seasons.
@ Can YOU train hunting dogs
in the field IN Essex County?
A--\o. Rabies quarantine pre-
vents owners taking dogs 10
field. However, officials report
" the rabies epidemic continues
to fade ~ il il AT present the
training of dogs by the end of
September Is not improbable.
Q-lS there any truth to the
statement that a bright lure, light
colorcd. Will catch more fish on a
dark day?
A-Neteran anglers re P-o rst
that a bright colored lure IL best
on dark day because II at
tracts fish more readily. They
also have discovered that a
darL.r Iire 10 tnnra effective on
sunny day because II is more
apt 10 deceive the fish.
@ What is the longest string
Of similar games on record IN
bowling?
>> A--Clayton Shaw OF Manito--
voc, Wis, on March 10, 1888,
rolled six games of l49 each In
doubles and singles events OF
county tournament.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24

TALON Twelve
a lth n ugh his
won and lost
record is Two
and tw q h A s
a III q " c d but
sew en- earned
runs IN a. in
ninGS pitc he'd
q n d Stru c X
out IS.
Only 10 hits
came out Of his
delivery IN Gpe
games IN one Of
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
.MidgetHur|er
Is Effective
Drew Boasts Low
Earned Run Average

II performances count for any
thing another Bill Glanc is draw
inc notice in the Firemens Mid
gets Baseball League.
Pitcher Herbert Drew Of Bat.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24

q NfNAA To-
"Iu or q er
that We NAV
be prepared
~ 50 n a.
re conversion
to peacetime
pro d uctS II
pc rrn lifted.
we are add
ing Gil man
10 our stan
10 work out
an nv all
program Tor
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
Gilman Joins
General Tire Co

Max VI. Gilman. former presi-
don't of tho Packard Motor Car
Co, has joined the General Tire
and Rubber Co, it was announced
hv William O Neil. General presi-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24

the company and it, distribution
outlets" said the General Tire
president.
-erder-titr- uttrt stairs war
Savings Stamps from your De-
troit Times carrier. He'll de-
liver them TO your home.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
sOsa, Buddy
oETRciE&HYrNes

yINHIs Is letter 10 NoJR serVicemsn. It's all
( aho~- = HOME TOWN the most important
pis<>s IN the world 10 HIM. Clip this letter today,
sign your maine At the bottom and send IL Ia him.
Wherever he IL. ne wants the news from HONlf"
Its up 10 YOU 10 mail "a
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
Sincerely,

or risge 'st gsoa for 4 cents and
F" ration points
81. SHOTS
AIrplans stamp 4 and 1-Nklf II.
-F~uTff-y IN1sf stsmpt not -rlepfef.
J Ie.r .0s uurf REGISTER 81 TENANCi
CHfFsfS tnt 81 rented SPACE i1T
I..ra .f t.ffplrg.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
NAVY LOGIC WINS OFT

That brand Of navy logic won
ogt and Tho bluciacketS gave their
blood - bui NOT until Receiving
Hospital authorities had the for
NAL approval of the boys com
mandng officer Capt G. W
AkcrS. USNR. who Is IN charge
OF the training school a the De
troJt naval armory
Another group OF five was dis
patched from The Crosse He Ma
Val AR Base SIX were sent from
tho naval training school at Dear
horn but three OF that group were
under age and their commander
could not bc reached for his con-
sent 10 the donations.
The aIlinG mother Mrs. Lily
TAYLOR OF 273l Third j, deSper-
atcly in Of urcmla in Receiving
Hospital The Rcd Cross has
bcCn unable To contact her son.
Parachute RigGer 3 Joseph W.
Taylor. who is aboard the ISS
Ranger, and he is unaware Of her
condition.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
5SaiIors Blood
Given Mother
Blueisckets Win
Dispute Over Age

Five bluciaCketS eager TO give
their blood that mother might
live 70 SOC her on'v Son a para
chute riCccr on an sirplane car
riCr a sea, Got Tho surprise OF
their lives Saturday when they
learned they were too young
to become donors without pa
rental consent.
You'd better take il now
before the JAps get first crack
Al it, one OF the NounGSicLS-
-r0t1 thc RcCcNlnE Hospital
physician who ISSUED tho ruling.
In tho end. however, hospital
rcd tape folded up INTO a limp,
vet Wad before navy protocol. In
Tho navy. the sailors argued. tho
skipper holds has mems lives IN
his hand. stands IN loco PARENTS 30
and is father 20 every enlisted
man urricr--hiS command, regard
tess 0f their Ic>pcctiNc ages
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
Detroit Times Rationing Timetable

GASOLINE
A cevpen it FslIonL Vssc urolaf
sept -
B-s sne CO Cespons--s gallons esrn.
81 ard C-f Coupons 81. ouf fprI
Be and ca Coupons FsIrns each
Lsv Tequirtf t'sts name ard lesrss
rumbtf h. sfftsD o. tFtry coupon
uhsn received
Cst foT s0l1ierp-- ftrirr rsy ur 20
20 DAYS kllssFs Isflon fer1rf .rr So.
Wfc sufn must 10 pfefsnfed rv rr.f der
"a lossi board who're car "a reglftfre1.
TJIL OIL
rsriodt ! q \. snd s-YsIL through
Aus. s..
SUGAR
ttamp n, Book 4-vNtf tfroufh
Auf B..
LIQUOR
Rattan Rack A--Aa-1-Ls--4-..- ..--------
Iune 30 fcf 4 cuErf sr.trt
Nstier Bsok - $50 trrarEr
june - ~ : rrtrt ~ F-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24

rro, Sshicd 70 fr, Sslo 7"
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24

CANADA giving "baby bonus" families income is
SIess We call IL the diaper dole
l75 Chicago boulevard took his
Father Daughter They
Cranbrook hODorS sculptor Carl Miles his 10th birthday
To did celebrate NfDay-Only l,4i1 PNS In
the have q
81 whether cast west,
Is the wonderful experience Of their lives.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24
STURDY WORK SHIRT.
Of saHfOrizPd cham bray
2 Roomy Pockets
Double-stitched Seams

Hudsons Basement Store has your work
shirts. made Of durable fabrics, tailored for
neatness. cut for comfort This blue cham
\ bray favorite can't shrink more than 20.
Double-stitched seams for wear, l4I, to II.
WORK SHIRTS, gray cotton covert...LIS
WORK APRONS. unbleached cotton.~47c
WORK PANTS, saHfofized cotton. ..... i.55
MEMS WORK cLorHING-sEcoND BAsE-FARMER
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-24

THERE back mort,t babics odopops boom There
not enough 70 around the price Soo!9g and the Stoc
eating
furuituc 'oodcd rrjfh the household goods of
aar1 for rjn HotUg'oH md EaftUoc
has pyopCrtV JohH F. ipoy Detroit
.ntcEcd uLcn nl SGeaAa
sqyuq o his mothc
Thc L4e++ s@eee74e4 7rortt
por bonds d the SCsc"th
Tbcrc poyids mir here Nth cor'ds fair study
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-10
w. S>3-ss7s2
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
AND PUBLICATION

Al session OF said Court held
In the Wayne County Building at
the city of Detroit. County OF
Wayne. state OF Michigan on the
18th day OF september. 1915.
Present the Hon CHESTER r.
O'HARA. Circuit Judge
II appearing from the anidavit
on file that the defendant. Mary
Williams. is not a resident OF this
State but that she resides at 215
W. 35th Street. upstairs. Chica-
60. Illinois.
1T is THEREFORE ORDERED
that the defendant enter her ap-
pcarance in said cause on or be-
fore three 60 months from the
date OF this Order or said Bill OF
Complaint will be taken as con-
tossed and that this Order be pub
lished as required by law and a
copy OF this OEder he sent to the
defendant 10 her last known place
Of residence by registered mail.
CHESTER =. OHARA.
Circuit Judge
a True Copy
CASPAR j. LINGEMAN, Clerk
BY A r. Nader.
Deputy Clerk lO-l3-ll-z
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-11-10
RIVER ROUGE
R BFRTHA vAE CASWELL
II. Johns ANT Church

~ IL am Sunday Rev \
rfvcr tho pastor preached a
force,ul sermon from Con ;,
text Adam whore art thou"
The theme was "Yoa Can't Hide
rfom God The church attend
emo was larse and appreciatiye.
The sunday School session
nidav morning was also very in
splrins and Well attended
Tho Crusaders club met Thurs
ds az : nm ct the home of
Mrs Gussie Sanders 40 Polk
street Mrs Bridges was hos
tess Nrs Tiny Hill The president,
presided After tho usual routine
me THANKSGIVING dinner plans
wore discussed II will he STAGED
ly ihe Crusaders and the I.avmen
~ no church a meru ~ fur-
A'v wi'h an tho TRIMMINGS will
h0 served Tho public Il inviiel
Mrs Bridges tho club hostess.
served tempting repast after
th4 meeting assisted hv Mrs
cnssie Sanders The next meet
ins Will 20 with Mrs Carrie B.
Nimphrey Sil Frazier street