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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-10-29
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to extend our sincere
thanks to all our friends, relatives,
and neighbors, for their kindness
and sympathy, during the illness
and death of our mother and grand
mother, Mrs. Emma Mayer. We
especially wish to thank Rev. Ger
ken for his comforting words, the
childrens choir for the beautiful
hymns; l.. H. Miller for his eff
cient services, and those who sent
floral offerings, memorial wreaths
and cards, or assisted in any way.
Harold Mayer
Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Beightler
and daughter.
Almet Mayer
1t#
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: PUBLIC SALES
Tuesday, oct. &c
Coming in County

Mrs. Lelah Mcmahon, / mile
northeast of Somersville, A horses,
Al Shorthorn cattle, hogs, 43 sheep,
go chickens, tractor outfit, inn
plements, butchering outfit, black
smith tools, hay and grain. Simp-
son & Son, aCcts
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our neighborS,
relatives and friends for all express
sion of sympathy, memorial
wreaths and floral offerings, dur
ing our recent bereavement. We
especially wish to thank Pastor
Gerken for his consoling words,
the teachers and the children s
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Wednesdav. Nov. I

Pride H. Fish, executor, on Bob
Fish farm, 2 1/2 miles southeast
of New Dover, z cattle, 2 horses,
II hogs, hay and grain, imple-
ments. Simpson and Son, aucts.
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Friday. Nov. @

B. Fl. Matteson, 6 miles north
west of Redwood, 2 horses, 8 cat
tie, 81 hogs, So sheep, hay, COM
bine, tractor outfit, implements,
household goods. j. Pfarr jr., auct.
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Thursday. Nov. I

Charles Collins, 2 miles west of
Byhalia, 2 horses, l mule, 9 cattle,
poultry, hay and implements. j.
Pfarr jr., auct.
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FRIDAY. NoV. q

B. H. Matteson, 5 miles north
west of Redwood, watch Inis pap
er for further announcement, j.
Pfarr jr., auct.
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Wednesdav. Oct. 31

Fritz Brehm, complete closing
out sale, at his residence, outside
of Raymond on the Raymond-East
Liberty rd, Simpson & Son, aucts.
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Wednesday, oct. 81

Harry Peacock, l 10 miles
northwest of Pharisburg, u cattle,
So hogs, As sheep, tractor outfit,
hay and grain, implements, house
hold goods. j. Pfarr jr., auct.
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wednesday, Nov. %

Charles Peters and r. J. Bur-
drick, located / mile north OF
Redwood, closing out sale, watch
for further details. John Pfarr ir.,
auct.
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Tuesday, Nov. 6

Seymour Wollam, A miles south
of Magnetic Springs on Springdale
Pike. Closing out sale. Pfarr and
Son, aucts.
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 6

At III o'clock, following property:
2-HEAD OF HORSES
Brown II old and weigh 1900 pounds years
old weigh 1900 pounds Both good workers and sound
1l-HEAD OF CATTLE-11
flow milk red heter,
bed Shorhorn heier three yearng hefer milking
Shorhon heier coming with calf Shohorn hefers
coming with first calf; Hosen bull
71-HEAD OF SHEEP-H
A head of Srop and Delane to Coedale
buck, years old; % head of lambs
8-HEAD OF SHOATS-8
Eight head of shoas and weigh 100 lbs each.
HAY AND GRAIN
About eight ton of mixed hay in barn timothy seed
TRACTOR
F2O tractor steel in good condition. 14nch tractor Pow;
Mccormick Deeng foot disc harrow Mccormick tractor pos
IMPLEMENTS
One Dane loader side delivery rake cupacer toot Dun
drill grain drill 9foo rake; 5foo Mccormick Deerng
mower good 5foo rotary Nc
spreader rack and corn
Sudebaker rack ensage Pay Pack
fertilizer plant
Disc John Deere riding walking
pows; 7shove cutvator three ctvato spike tooth
haows cylinder shelter wheel barrow;
hammermi 28nch Clipper tanning mill;
double work ladders sheep dipping TANK
sheep ambng sheep ougs hog crate sheep crate
arpauns gappe fork tank 15oot log chan
milk Fairbanks
separator
Terms of Ground
SEYMOUR WOLLAM
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Wednesday. Noyemher 14

F. A. Reinwald, / mile east of
Somersville, closing out farm sale
Watch this paper for further par
ticularS. j. Pfarr, Jr., auctioneer.
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Henry Conklin, northeast of
Plain City, 65 registered Holsteins,
IS grade Holsteins, Guernseys and
Jerseys. John c. Baker and Ed F.
Buck, auctioneers.
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CARD OF THANKS

/ wish to thank my friends who
sent flowers and cards while at
the hospital and since my return
home. Also all who assisted in any
way.
Howard Hisey
14E
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SATURDAY. Nov 9

Frank Huber, S. Franklin St,
Redwood, complete line of house.
hold goods. ]. Pfarr jr., auct.
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Tuesday, Oct. 80

Emery ButZ, g miles southwest
of Greencamp, % head of milking
Shorthorn cattle, 46 hogs, As sheep,
good John Deere tractor outfit,
farm implements, j. Pfarr jr,
auct.
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wednesday, November 21

George and John Lowe, miles
south of Magnetic Springs. Watch
this paper for further announce
ment. John Pfarr, Jr., auctioneer.
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Thursday, Dec, 6

j. w. Strawn, 4 miles south of
Milford Center on u. S. Route Sc,
complete closing out sale. Simpson
and Son, aucts.
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Tuesday, oct. 80

Marion Green, 3 miles north of
North Lewisburg, II cattle, II
hogs, feed. Chester Teets, auct.
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TAKES COURSE IN VIRGINIA

Mrs. Margaret Huffman, eXecu-
tive secretary of the Red Cross in
Union county, left Sunday, for AL
eXandria, Va, by plane. She will
take a three weeks training
course in Red Cross work
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Saturday, Nov. 8

Joana Beightler, 323 w. Seventh
ST., household goods, Simpson and
Son, aucts.
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Thursday. November IS

William S. Babbs, 8 miles west
of Redwood, closing out farm sale.
Watch for further details. Pohn
Pfarr, Jr.
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Redwood, complete sale of house
hold goods, J. Pfarr jr., auct,
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank everyone who
helped out in any way during the
sickness and death of our father,
Elijah HolycroSS.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS
PuRLICSALE

quitting farming
he IA
southwest Camp miles southwest Marion STATE
poutpT
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Saturday, Nov. 10
Carlton Phelps, w. Ottawa ST..
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-10-29
CARD OF THANKS

CAhD OF lhANhS
| wish to thank all my relatives
and friends for the flowers, cards,
and gifts l received while at the
hospital and since my return
home.
Dorothy Wallace
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Harry Holycross
Morton HolycrosS
Russell Holycross
Laffy Holycross
Clifton Holycross
Zack HolycroSS
Mrs. Bertha Green
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1945-10-29
PUBLIC

Owing health, undersigned will
closing residence northeast Marys
Otrander
A miles north o Sprngdae pike,
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8
At TO O'CIOck Sharp the Following:
36-HEAD PUREBRED JERSEY CATTLE-36

s6-HEAD PUREBRED JERSEY CATTLE-36
Consisting of one COW years old due to reen jan Is one cow
en- Jan 2l coming years Old fresh and giving good flow
Old bred 49, hee old bred Sept Z heer
ess f & Sept t. ss 49, dne hc ys od @ with by
years DID, bred Sept l6 one heer Years old bred Sept
h e sHe g mSe old DID, head Sn Of % b c Se6E months s o head
bull calves months old shOrthon bull Ea weeks Old one bqn
registered Jersey years good of
Jersey cattle "s1 sI%HEAD Pro44f;81 0f5G Of HoGs-s1
M y of Of 80 & head ooeb of so S bs5 S soe Pq e mD TO
shire gifts AZ head Of feeding lin hos weighing 50 to 559 pounds pounds
".s '"'S ''s' POULTRY y51ji r. AND EoUIPMENT ~
Consisting 6o head of White Pekn laying ducks 25 head of White
egho laying puet so head of heavy mixed laying hens one c0
Buckeye stoves feeders full line
'' '''''''S''' HAY AND GRAIN
10 ons @ Of Of & 6os eoasng % Of 3 80 o % OF gG $500 tx @ ] & D so
DAIRY EQUIPMENT
p @ s oo a0 pe % as so @ as @ ntm % II o milk S@Ps oa @ m
buckets; milk sraners; one milk milk %% sterilizer
Ford pickup truck motor good
2-TRAcToR OUTFITS
One Fama regular good rubber good condition.
one set Of International cutiyato set of Little Genius
tractor on rubber with starter and lights one egsop 4meh
one buck rake for Ford-Feg4Ton ga6T E,sESrc ractE[
One rubber with bed steel Wheel
roller bearing farm wagon and grain bed one APPet0n nG Gns
grain drill with lift and grass seder good as new one John
machine John Deere No. 9g9 fertilizer planter
Bradley rubber John Deere
binder International 7oot heavy disc with
trailer hitch; 7oot double Cumuher 3ectOn steel drag
harrow; 14-nch Oliver Sy poW cutVatO
Whee stock trailer with steel bed drag good large double hog
houses single hog houses good condition. OOaon winter hog
fountains self hog feeders small tanks several good hog
insulated pump Grappe fork 80
feet of good manila block and tackle single
shovel endless wheel
II lawn ladders 5aOn oil
oil drum and forks shOVe of all kinds lot of small TOOLS
No 20 oil feed sacks garden tools lantern and
''' 0'S' ''''s'sS 0f HOUSEHOLDS SGsEfIe "'c GOODS
enamel kitchen good 4buner coal oil
General Electric washing machne 6ube table model RADIO
good white ViteA l5Opound rgatOr Hoover
electric 3eee ovesuffed living suite
peCe reed living suite good solid oak with walnut
n knee hole desk and chair other writing desks rockers
end table, smoker good solid walnut din
ing suite with legs; leaf legged table chairs large
throw match good 9x2 with throw
match other throw floor lamps kitchen table and
Sellers
kitchen table; kitchen table, kit
chen Cupboard odd chairs full bed with Mattress
Simmons bed mattress chest of drawers dress
es wardroes Conserve cold packer congoem
small board
wash tubs; tub folding clothes rack freezer;
baby tub work table, kitchen utensils dishes other
articles mention.
This sale will 10 o'clock Household small
miscellaneous articles sold first
Terms: Cash Lunch
M. W. THIBAUT
John Pfarr rp auctiOneer Stugis Cheney, Clerk
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choir for the music.
The Carl Wolpert family
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HAY
Ten tons of mixed hay in ]
IN NOW.
IMPLEMENTS


One good low steel wheeled farm wagon with flat rack and grain
wheeled good
horse good international manure preade one good 2whe
&c stock trailer Empire 9ds fertilizer grain drill good Sit
planter with bean attachment good double drag harrow
Sed culatoTS; l4nch
machne Walkngb breaking pows
gapp hay fork 6Ogg incubator
double double
single shovel box dump hay rake hay edder
good Johnson binder international Oft grain binder
land roller mud boat lot of good pipe all kinds of plumbing
connections several drums lon steel chain hoist grind
stone several DOORS ladders double of work harness. collars
block tackle Sechers
wheebaow; kettle milk sainer
grinder lard and sur forks
hoVe shelter; feed grinder with and line
shaft grain wire; 50 it. of nc steel cable
hog uouhe good chains eeer lot OF small
farm tools; 5ove ctvator garden plow and other
articles too mention.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One Florence eatroa good other HaOa Warm
Round Oak No 155 heating
stOvb City kitchen Boss Blue
Hot Quick coal oil
uoa and records kitchen tables library tables chairs; beds
deerS; side bard dining table; kitchen chairs kitchen cab
rocker; waffle gasoline lan
other articles
CaSh
F. A. REINWALD
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Tx MISCELLANEOUS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS
HALL & .CRAMER

H. Mt Glead; Simpson,
Redwood
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DISPERSAL SALE
FARM MACHINERY

Complete line all like consisting of John Deere tractor model
rubber John Deere pows John Deere ctvators John
Deere Disc cpacker drag bar roller hoe drill Ohoe John Deere
Bradley loader David Brad
ley side delivery rake John Deere planter cuva
double shovel pow New Idea spread
shelter feed grinder with sacer 4wheeled rubber
stock 2heeed rubber
grain rack rotary international
binder shredder roll Soft drive belt 2O
grain elevator with
MISCELLANEOUS AND HOUSEHOLD GOODS
houses roughs hog fountains hog feeders calf feeders
50hck electric bTooder three
chicken feeders chicken fountains chicken feed house. two
Riley like
leather fly good leather collars feed boxes cattle chains cattle
brushes lines haterS; show halterS pitch
forks shoves hovs spade post auger gasoline drums oil
TOOLS
Maytag Round Oak heater; Nu-
dutch used three like
cupboard table chairs turkeys
chickens. Many other articles
Lunch served by the church
Write complete catalogue E. Hail. Maysvile Ohio
-" 49," HALL & ,CRAMER
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One Faa regular tractor good rubber in extra good
International CulVatOrS Little
bottom 4nc plOws good 1914 FOdFerguSo
rubber and lights FordFeguson l4nc
tractor pOw shears; Ferguson cuVatorS
ono L-csr alkn Gn. Enrl-E erollsnn tractnr
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HAY AND GRAIN
DAIRY EQUIPMENT

One International double single unit milking machine con
II stall cocks and pipe line good new; II lOgalon milk
buckets 2 milk strainerS; milk Sterlizer.
TRUCK
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2-TRACTOR OUTFITS

| One 1888 Ford pickup truck, with 1888 motor
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PUBLIC SALE
OF CATTLE-4

COW, years old, fresh, giving good flow
S old, fresh, giving good flow of milk; OF
fresh, giving good flow of milk; one Gu
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-09

eral assembly meeting here mari
tial Ties between Preshyterians
and non-Proiestants would be
prohibited unless a premariial
agreement f. signed to the effect
that any children Of the marriage
would be reared as presbyterians
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-09

SAGINAW. Mich-The Building
Fund drive OF the Epicurean
Lodge, No. 674. IBPOEW. came
TO successful close here Sun
day. May q. The seven clubs of
the Charlotte Ray Temple, which
have been working for a $1,000
goal, also closed its campaign =
this being joint affair. The
clubs participating In the drive
included Gold Star Nurse Unit.
Charity club. Past Daughter Rul-
ers club. New Members club,
Re-instatcd Members club. March
ing club and Travellers club. All
together. they raised a grand to-
tai OF sl,635. 80
The winning contestant OF the
Charity club. Mrs. Evelyn Lee,
was crowned Miss Michigan. and
given round-trip 10 the Grand
convention which will be held in
Philadelphia. Pa. in August.
The rattle sponsored by the
Epicurean Lodge No. GA. was
success, SIS in cash being given
away. The chicken dinner
served was prepared by the
daughters Of Charlotte Ray Tenn
pie. including Daughter Mildred
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-09
Blue Holiday" Starring
La Waters, Folds In N. Y.

NEW YORK --fANP) ~ "Blue
Holiday" the all-Negro variety
show starring Ethel Waters,
folded here last week after 10
performances at the Belasco
theatre.
Beset with many undisclosed
difficulties. the show is said TO
have crossed $4,000 during its
short life. AT least $4,000 week
ly must he crossed 10 cover the
overhead. 1t was learned.
The venture was backed by II
persons who pooled $4,000 and
marked the Joint managerial how
OF Irwin shapiro and Doris Cole.
The cast. beside Miss Waters. in
Guided Josh White. Willie Bry-
ant. Jimmie Rogers, Katherine
Dunhams dancers, Hall John
sons choir and Mary Lou VIII
liams
Memphis Bound" starring Bill
Robinson, will follow Blue Holt
day into the Belasco. The show
has already crossed sci 800. in
GLIDING receipts from preyiew
and the increased scale for the
premiere.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-09
Saginaw EIks Go Over Top;
Raise $L635 In Drive

Chester, chairman. assisted by
Daughter Miles Thornton, and
Daughters Thomas. Allen. Rus
sell and Larkin.
Contestants were: Mrs A. B.
Chase. Mrs. Cora BarfIeld. Mrs.
Rosa LYDIA. Mrs. Evelyn Lee, Mrs.
Snodie Hancock and Mrs. Rober-
Ia Ford Secretaries included
Miss Leila Williams, financial
secretary; Miss Lulu Hess. as
sistant financial secretary. Char
lotte Ray Temple will hold its
election OF officers Tuesday
night. June - The State con-
vention OF IBPOEW will be held
in Detroit. Michigan on June Is.
l6 and II.
Daughter Silyella V. Gill
daughter ruler OF Charlotte Ray
Temple. thanks the public for
the splendid cooperation given
curing this splendid campaign.
The Golden Star Nurse unit,
Of Charlotte Temple No. $40. pre-
sented its president. Mrs. VIII
liam Pitts. with a lovely gift
for the wonderful service she
rendered during the popularity
contest.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-09
DOINCS ABOUT SAGINAW

yates and guests. The Girl Re-
serves have had full calendar
this season, under the super
vision OF Kathleen Nicholson. Re-
firing officers are: Misses Sarah
Wells, president; Barbara Thorn.
secretary; Mary Sanders. treas
urer. Graduates from the class
this year are:
June Hill. Inez Brown. Carrie
Moore. Louise Yates. We wish The
Girls happy and successful
year. as they enter college this
fall.
The His And Her Business
birthday club celebrated the
birthday OF Mrs. Charlie Perkins.
Sunday, May al the Perkins
home. 419 n. Second street. The
members gathered there TO meet
Mrs. Perkins On her return home,
after long visit with her moth
err in North Carolina and friends
in Illinois. After the business
meeting. games OF various kinds
were played. Mrs. Perkins served
a delicious menu of fried chick
en- with all the trimmings Guests
present were; Mr.. and Mrs. Knt.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bonds. Mr..
and Mrs. Nathaniel Herd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Perkins, MIR.
and Mrs. Roundtree. Mr.. and Mrs
Mills. Presentation OF gifts was
made by Nelson Bonds and Mrs.
Bowie. The honoree received ma
ny useful and lovely tokens.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-09
WHITAKER NEWS

Mrs. Richard Richardson OF Pom
tiac were guests OF Mr. and Mrs
Charles Bryant.
Mr. and Mrs. O,ha Jordan and
Mrs Mary L. Reeves OF the
Motor City We're guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. c. Reeves.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Thompson
aud Mrs Irene Carter were De-
troit visitors for Memorial day.
A merry group OF Detroiters
brought their baskets and pic
niced on the lawn at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. wilbert stanton,
Games were played then refresh
ments were served. Hot dogs
were roasted in the yard. Many
were present.
Mrs. Grace. Charles Frank and
Windell Raybnrn. Miss Hattie
Winston. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
lee Quarles and Josh Moore. all
Of Detroit were the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. j. II. Ledford
The college club girls and
boys OF YNs and Ann Arbor had
their annual picnic a. the home
Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Ledford.
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'-----'------~.
|INKSTER
By DORIS ODUM

Pvt Julius Curry was home re-
Gently on a furlough from Fl.
Sheridan. Illinois.
Among some OF the friends who
attended the birthday party OF
Julia Allen on May "a AZ the
Civic center, was Wilma McDan-
ieIs. Miss Allen received many
useful and beautiful gifts.
The rally between the Usher
board and the Senior choir Of
Smith Chapel church came 10 a
close recently. with the Usher
board winning with s745. The
choir raised 500. The total was
s1.445.
The Senior play. titled Bet
~ The Girl O. My Heart" was
presented recently. 1t was quite
successful and the audience was
large and attentive Also the
play. Aunt Bessie Beats the
Band" was very successful. All
the characters. members OF the
cast and the director extend
thanks TO those who helped make
the affair a success.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-09
WESTERN UNION
ELECTS new BOARD
OF DIRECTORS

Al their recent annual meeting.
Western Union Mutual Insurance
company elected a number OF pro-
minent citizens TO the Board OF
Directors. including Wilson Low
cit. Frank r. Williams. Horace
A White, Or. Guy o. Saulsberry.
Ernest A. Westbrook. Jane Wat
son. William X. Simmons and
Dr. H. T. Rollins. Also added TO
the Board was Major Richard l..
Jones. formerly OF Chicago. who
is now in service with the U.
S. Army.
At subsequent meeting OF
the Board, Wilson Lovett was re-
elected President and general
manager; Horace A. White. sec
rotary; Frank r. Williams. treas
urer; Ernest A. westbrook, as
sistant treasurer and DIR. Guy
O. Saulsberry as medical direc-
tor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-09
Seek To Outlaw Protestant
Catholic Marriage In South

MONTREAL. \. c. -tANPl--
Presbyterians in the south were
reported last week TO be seeking
a ban to prevent marriages be-
tween protestants and non-pro-
tstants. especially Roman Catho-
lies.
According TO the proposal,
which is scheduled 10 come be-
fore the S5th Presbyterian gen
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-09
BY MRS. KATHLEEN NICHOLSON
Substituting for Mrs. Rose Ware

Substituting for Mrs. Rose Ware
Christ Community church on
Sunday morning held its first
memorial program for service
men and women. The church was
decorated with flowers and flags.
On flag draped table stood
pictures of our men and women
in service. The choir sang their
favorite selections. Rev. Saun-
ders Middleton, World War !
chaplain. was speaker and talked
on THE Returning Soldier"
Bethel Church
The style show al Bethel AME
church Saturday evening was a
grand success. Mrs. Walter Sim
mons was In charge. The par
Elephants were charming in
their sports wear. suits. formals
and stylish dresses. The Union
Usher board members are work
ing hard On the $4,000 drive.
Mrs Porterfield was pleasantly
surprized Monday evening by
members OF the choir and friends,
at a surprize birthday party.
Lodge Notes
The orchid OF the week goes
TO Mrs. Evelyn Lee, cf 707 ~
18th street. for raising the most
money In the popularity contest
recently given by the Elks Lodge
Mrs. Lee, who was crowned the
most popular Daughter Elk.
raised 1852.
Girl Reserves
The Juliette Derricotto Girl
Reserves OF the YwcA will give
their annual graduation hop on
June IL. Dan Elmo's band will
furnish the music for a night OF
fun and entertainment for grad
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-06-09
Make Applications
For Marian Anderson
Scholarship Additions

Observation-Disclosures The
Marian Anderson SC h olarsh ip
fund announces that applications
are being received for the audi
tons that are held annually In
Philadelphia All persons desiring
consideration should address in
quiries to the Marian Anderson
Scholarship fund 762 South Mar
lin street. Philadelphia 4s.
This fund was established by
Miss Marian Anderson to provide
scholarships for the discovery
and training Of new talent among
deserving applicants. The trus-