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Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
; Hits Last Day
Won for Snuffy

NEW YORK. Dec. % lUpl-
Three hits on the last day OF the
season the last-e- -.NlieA--st--> q
desperation tap between first and
second base gave G cor z e
(Snuny Surnwci>> OF the New
York Yankees the American
League batting championship 10y
one point the official l945 league
statistics disclosed today.
r. StirnWeiss 300 average just
shaded tho .30s mark posted by
37-ycar-old Tony Cuccinello Of
The Chicago White SoX. who led
the league most OF the season
The average was the loweSt
winning percentage since 1908
when Elmer Flick took The crown
with an all-time loW oi 306
Manager Lou BQtdrc7u OF
cleveland. VINO Won fi1e 1911 bat
ting championship with a .327
mark hit SOC tins past season
but was only AZ bat 5l6 times
John Buddy Lewis of Wash
ington hit 1873 after he was dis
charged from the armed forces
hut was at hat only 25S times,
while Big Hank Grccnberg. who
led the Tigers tn the american
League pcnnant following his
army discharge. clouted .Sll
hut was AT bat only go times.
John LaZor Of Boston hit $40 in
IOl games but was only at bat
335 times.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Court Puts Ban
On Racing Rule

BALTIMORE, Dec - GASl-
Circuit Judge Joseph Shcrbow
halted tonight the Maryland Rae
ng Commission enforcement Of
rule under which the commission
has sought Tor three years "a
stamp out cases of alleged horse
doping
Under tho rule. the commission
had suspended five stables near
the close Of The recent meeting al
Plmlico Some Of the owners and
trainers involved filed restraining
SrTtS- TUrCTupllng hearings before
the commission.
The rule declares that laboratory
tests showing that drug has
been administered 10 a hor> 2
s ha bc conclusive evidence
that the horses trainer had knewl-
edge of the occurrence.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Missionaries and Diplomats
It's New Role for Baseball Scouts

FIVE mon 10 now one of the
leagues smallest since EGan Is
determined 10 engage only mon
that understand his methods.
Since he will be forced 10 spend
more time in the office next
season, Egan has turned over
the Detroit area 10 Louis Dan
nunlio, long, a sandlot manager
here Others on the staff are
I'd Katalinas. who will cover
Pennsylvania and West Nir-
ginia. Bruce ConnatScr. who
will patrol the Midwest. and
Dan Crowley, assigned to the
Pacific Coast.
All three are college prod
uctS. emphasizing Egans the
ur1rs on the new trend In
scouting.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Swift Is First
Tiger 10 Sign
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Bob Swift is the first Of the
Tigers 10 sign for the 1916
season. Other members Of Steve
ONeilrS worlds championship az
gregation are expected to fast fall
in line.
Harold NewhouSer and Paul
Trout. ace pitchers. haze talked
terms but as yet have not signed.
However, II Is not expected that
George frautman. the new gen
eral manager. will have difficulty
In signing any of the holdoverS.
With Birdie Tebbctts, Paul
Richards and Swift. the Tigers
will have a veteran catching staff
-tKat should be the equal, If not
excel that of any club in the
American League Though still in
service. TebbettS expects 10 be
released in time 10 report O r
spring training at Lakeland, Fla,
Feb. 20.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

regarded as barren ground as q
baseball feeding ground Now II
is considered one Of the most
productive regions I'M the na-
tion, having turned out such
major leaguers as Hal New
houSer. Barney McCOky. Eddie
Lipon. Roy Cullcnbinc, Pat
Mullin and DicR Wakefield All
were spotted bv The gray
haired ECan long before they
had played their first profess
Sional game.
at WAS matter of convinc-
ing them they had a future In
the game" says Egan.
For wears a number ~ fine
Detroit sandlot prospects went
into the factories because they
we're mt properly approached" f"
The Detroit scouting staff Of
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Omaha S Son GaIops
To Victory in Cap

NEW ORLEANS. Dec Q2 CUP)
Fred WNSe.S PrevarICator. two
year-old son Of Omaha. tailed ms
second victory m II starts today
by winning the s. 500 Vicux Carre
Handicap ~ Fair Grounds LITTLE
n 1T h was the second fnlSheI
with Paper Cup third.
II BryantS Half Grand and r
Waltz Miss Bobby SoX paid
almost identical win prices in
registering a S2S 20 Daily Double
Half Grand returned 81 and Mis-,
Bobby SoX, $40.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Greetinqs TO The Bookkeepers

merry Christmas my bosses, the fellows with whom
and 10 friendly rivals the other papers very
special Yuede the auditors and bookkeepers and to
the who look my accounts also 10 that
sterling character who superyscs the Withholding tax well
a everywhere
Greetings those who allow to get them tickets for
sporting and special Christmas 10 those who
don't the friend whose World Sa<ies tickets locked
In desk and forgot most merry Christmas
Harry Bobbtt and other transportation
plane hosesscs and red caps and cab drivers
A hearty hondShoke for hat manufacturers Who
thought the kind OF bonnet that costs you 500 a
year for checking tips also merry Christmas and
happy NeD Year to those uUhoSe aUoWed intention
life is o keep other people from eating lunch
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
By y. A. BACHELOR JR.

present day baseball scouts
must he missionaries and diplo-
mats a. well ~ shrrwd Judges
Of talent" declares Wish ECan.
head Of tho Tiger scouting SyS-
tenn. who is trying 10 organize
a staff that meets that ideal.
"1n the old days scouts had
merely TO tour the minor
leagues and notify the parent
club when they found likely
prospect" explained the big.
ahable Egan. "Now we must
find our future big leaguers
when they are in their early
teens and sell them and their
families on the deSirability Of
baseball career.
The Detroit area was once
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
EVEN TAX MEN GET A YULE NOD

merry Christmas to athletes everywhere -. pro
and amateur to the gabby and the grouchy to the
underpaid and the overpaid
Especially do wish happy Yuetide to the fat men
of sports and sports everywhere especially tne
fat
Greetings to coaches particularly the worrying coaches
and to stayuplaes like Walter Hagen and TO those who
make the banquet circuit and manage to thrive Geld
ham and meat loaf covered with barrel gravy.
To these martyrs the very best
.. uery Uery Christmas to buSe-TunnerS and
to base-runners like Chuck Hostetier Who fall doWn
in front of 30 900 people.
To those racing a most happy Christmas, including
Bob MurphYthe line of thnrnnShbreas
he chased often the ticket sellers al tracks
the touts seapponed handcappes extend greetings
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
For Those Who Feed Horses, Pigeons

Merry Christmas 70 those who The cd DAYS were the
best sports The those who give credit TO inc
nodCrns -.
Greetings to those Uho feed sugar to horses that
draW milk wagons and TO those Uho Ddtch
pigeons also. the Uery best to the OF Linsddie
College and the HUe sheep they hand out diplomas
explosive Yude for those who bought bum nlnns and
also 10 those who bought nylons AT all
To wives mothers and sweehears of servccmen
where very merry Christmas well all wives mothers
and sweethearts
Seriously the biggest and whoIehearted salute
goes to those fathers like Mickey Cochrone Uho
lost his in the and to the mothers
they continue be brauc time like this whcH
n,enories flooding back.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Fr, Aeedy Appointed
Shamrock CaqeCodth

The Rev Fr Matthew Shccdy
reserve basketball coach for the
Hast five wears was named head
cage mentor Of Catholic \ Central
High Saturday by the Rev. Fr
James r. Martin. athletic director
Fr. Sheedy succeeds A @ \
Chcsney. now coach at ST Mary's
Of Redford The ShamrockS were
runncr-up for the First Division
championship last season.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Tally Is Made
By {. Brunetedu
BY LEWIS II. WALTER

II took The Detroit Red Wings
Ic>S than Two minutes 10 gam tfY
load on Tho second place Chicago
Black Hawks =inLlha4r National
Hockey League game az Olympia
Saturday night
WITH ChICaCo'S leaCue-lcadlng
line the Bentley brothers and
NoScnko in action, the Wings
put on trc pressure and produccd
goal on y play started by de-
fcnseman Jack Stewart Stewart
fired from left wing and Eddie
Bruneteau. right wing. whipped
the rebound past goahf Nike
KarakaS Of Chicago while ne was
on hiS way TO the zee after body
check
The eighth successive scllout
crowd NJ the hockey season, ap-
proNmatoly $1,000 Iammed the
building for the first OF the two
games between the teams this
weekend ThcV pay IN Chicago
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

This assures fans Of seeing one
of the finest ice CarniNalS Of the
winter sports season. The Olympia
Skating Giub- torg mas been one
of the leading outfits IN the coun-
try IN figure skating
The club seldom gives a public
show bu, in the Times meet Cook
with the assistance OF Al Gross,
has promised FIVE different exhibit
tion numbers and several group
Skate-danCe arrangements.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
EXPECTED IN CAMP

Vic Wertzs release from the
navy last week added another TO
the long llst of outfelderS eX-
pected 10 be in camp Besides
Wertz. Tigers back in civNieS in
clude Walter tHoot EVerS. Muir
ray Franklin. Freddie HUTCHINSON
and Barney McCosky The latter
has been Al ms home in Dearborn
for several weeks,
Tigers still in service who eN-
poet 10 be oui IN time for spring
training. besides TehbcttS. in
Cude. Hal White. Johnny Cor
>ica, Johnny Llpon, AnSe Moore.
Pat Mullin, Jimmy Bloodworth
Billy Hitchcock. Johnny Radulo-
vich. Ted Gray. Ned Harris. Rip
Radcliff, Dick Wakefield. Harvey
Ricbc. Pinky Higgins. J p. Wood,
Frank Patrick and Bill Hapac.
From Cleveland comes word
tn at Manager Steve O'Neill is
planning 10 visit Hot Springs,
Ark. where ne plans 10 shed
SuperfuouS suet, before making
the pilgrimage south.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
And For Sailors Who Gel Seasick

merry Christmas 10 insurance 70 those who Like
wearing tuXedos and for those who don't
greetings makers Of aspirin and sky"rcrs and
those who SIT bimps stadums The same for
golfers everywhere especially golfers who *e lots Of
time Inning up puts merry Christmas, too 10 telegraph
operators press visitors who cheer
Merry Christmas TO policemen and TO drivers OF
cars on parking lots Uho do damage than a
Pacific yphoon happy yuletde to sailors, TO poWeT
Dith dash of good cheer for sailors
who consistently become seosck
very very merry Christmas those whose pet passion
say: Come bet you don't know my ~
merry Christmas those who know how TO avoid such
embarrassment
To dog everywhere merry Christmas and 70 the
dogs who played important part helping win the war
extend greetings
grand Yueide rummy players 10 poker players
dice shooters both the kind who keep doubling and
operate the theory Of take little leave
little
y To those Who call the sports department to settle
arguments u Uish the best Christmas also
to those Who do not coll especially do We extend
seasons greetings those Uho insist the record books
Urong after dnsUer has been giUen
To robust baksappcr and who sing under showers
All
sports including Bill Mhalo the walking champion
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
SEND IN YOUR ENTRY

Entries are p0UTUE MO thc
Times office for the relay and
novice races.
Rem m b or the competitive
events are open 10 every high
school boy and girl tn North
America. Get your team together
and send i'm your entry a once
The entry blank appears IN this
ISSUE Of the Times or you can get
one at any school or rink
Remember III you can skate
YOU can win"
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
YORK STILL on BLOCK

At the Columbus and Chicago
meetings, Rudy York was offered
IN trade 70 several clubs. but out
side of some talking nothing hap
pened.
The most surprising Tiger
news Of the waning year was
word that DR. Raymond y. For
Syth is 10 be replaced with a new
Tiger trainer. Forsyth. who re-
ceived commendation and a 81, 600
bonus for his excellent work
this past season. processes 10 be
confused by his sudden dismissal
He has been the clubs trainer
for two years.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Tilt Decided
In Overtime
Bio 10 Foes Tied
in Regulation, 58-oII
By EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR. Dec. 22-Indiana
scored nine points in an overtime
period while holding Michigan
scoreleSS to beat the Wolverines
here Saturday night, 67-5S, in the
opening Western Conference bas-
ketball game Of the season.
Michigan tralled Indiana by 10
points halfway through the first
period. then rallied 10 finish the
half a single point in front. The
HooSicrs missed a chance 10 tie
the cour when Al KralovanISky
blew free throw IN the last
second of the half.
Kralovanlsky scored the first
field goal Of the contest before
the echo of the first whistle had
died Michigan moved into the
lead in the first few minutes but
soon LOST control OF the game 10
the speedy HoosierS who pulled
even and then steadily increased
their lead until they were out in
front by a 20-l0 score.
Pete Elliott and Bob Harrison
spanked drive thaT Whitfield
away AZ the lead and finally put
the Wolverines out in front
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Olympia Skating Club
In T:mes Skates ShoW
BY GEORGE f. VAN

"Mr King Of the Blades himself Herbert Cook of the
Olympia Skating Club announced Saturday that members Of this
famous figure skating club would give complete exhibition
during Michigan Open High School Relay and
chamnnnshlns Belle Isle SATURDAY.. Jan s.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

Detroit sterratrk -- = -ut'-0rr Js0sf'r
FrHc'f IItrrmbr ~ Rrl~e'eFa. Cs-tFtF
Lindsay Gaalat.Hutr NAfg.r
Cfirseo s'tlr1sres- Hamilton C-rsso
HsmUi Gee KafetE Wares Hrrrck.
prferrr- Bill Cfadwigk
rl9rsrs0-p pCur's Yr3nf and stsnlCy Ne.
T Cste
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
WOLVES WIDEN LEAD

Michigan increased ITS lead 10
five points in the first three min
utcS of the second half However,
Bob Harrison was banlShcd on
fouls. robhing the Wolverines OF
one Of tho best point collectors
A couple Of long toms by Dick
Wittcnhraker kept the HOOSierS
claSn-an-t the heels Of the Nolper-
lncS.
Two quick baskets by Jack MHl-
laney enabled Michigan 10 post
an eight point margin with 10
minutes left IN the game.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
STARTED ICE SHOWS

The Olympia Skating Club. in
case YOU didn't know pioneered
the first nee shows AT Olympia
years AGO through the sponsorship
Of the Highland Park KiwaniS
Club.
In 1897 they introduced Sonia
Henie 10 The public al Olympia
with the Olympia Skating Club
supporting her This was the show
that opened the ewes of the little
blonde 10 tho. possibilities Of an
ice -rep4te4 af4 tae8 that etitfr1inatCd
in her hIc HOLLYWOOD show.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Newsy Lines
Iceboating on the Lake
COLD STUFF
Detroit Times Photo BY Frank Lyerla

OF the iceboaters have their ships set
up Lakeside Huron Point Harry Koehers reectory
but slows speed Norman NubS SarnS
first through damage.
PROMOTION Larry Aurieone Of the greatest players in
Wing horys of Minneapolis in u S.
league Jack Adams plugged for him.
MACK Basebaifs grand old celebrated
his SD birthday in St Petersburg Fla, today.
SWIMMERS WED Mildred Ellen Fischer former
backoke champion and Andy Clark of the USAAF
eNhoder of national swimming titles will be married next Thurs
day both represented Detroit A. c. where they met
GOLFER HOME Emery former leading amateur here.
home Europe Pop Bill Emery and all the Emery clan
and his friends are glad grand lad
CASS MICHAELS The Detroit youngster who served as
nheder the Chicago White last faces
rough assignment retaining that job with
military srevce Luke Appng
Don Holloway and Bob Kennedy.
EMIL BECK al Black River Country Club Port Huron
while Detroit visitor announced that his club make
summers Michigan Open Golf Tournament the biggest the history
Of the event The club has purse $1,000 record
for
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
CAGE Results

rFUTFvrq1nn EE puut01n 80.
Indiana S. NighiEan SIS
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
TWO DETROIT TIGERS

arc in the selling game hereabouts during III
Swift is working for a mems clothing firm
Walker rs employed by an auto sales agency
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

state baCkstroke champion, and
eX-holder of national swimming
day both represented De
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
GOLFER HOME
CASS MICHAELS

Is nome from Europe and =
and his friends are so glad
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
SWIMMERS TO WFD

his SD birthday in ST. Pete
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
PROMOTION
CONNIE MACK

Red Wing hiStory-is no
League =. Jack Adams
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

regular infielder for the Chicago y
pretty rough assignment in retain
return OF three SoX lnhelders aftt
Don Holloway and Bob Kennedy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
SID ABEL AND JOHNNY MOWERS

Wings, led Oldham RCAF 10 40 victory
in the opening round of the United Kingd
OF the Canadian Armed Forces -. Piay1
Abel scored two goals and got assists on
Jack Cain and John Chad, former pros &.
EN- all.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

This SUNDAY night.
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
Indiana cAGERS BEAT MICHIGAN, 67-5'
'@6&:!:!M!::':: !! E:
w Sports Editor

Merry Christmas to All
From Our Sports Editor
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23

The Detroit area was once
Detroit evening times., 1945-12-23
EMIL. BECK

while a Detroit visitor annou
summers Michigan Open Col
of the event. The club has
for the tournament.
Evening star., 1945-03-07

Morgenthau opened the admins
tration's case before the House
Banking Committee for establish
ment Of two institutions proposed
by Representatives of A countries
who met at Breton Woods, N. H.,
last July.
They are a multibillion- dollar in
ternational monetary fund and in
ternational bank for reconstruction
and development.
Mr.. Morgenthau told the COM
mittee: "The fate Of more than the
Breton Woods agreements hangs
upon the action of Congress at this
time"
He said favorable action would
provide the most neartening evi-
dence that Americans are thor
oughly sincere" in their devotion to
the principles of international CO.
operation. He added it would add
deeds to the words of hope" that
link the United Nations in a peace
alliance.
1--WE cannot say that we will join
the other nations in an organiza-
tion to maintain peace, but will not
help to remove one Of the most
Evening star., 1945-03-07
Morgenthau Appeals
To Congress 10 0kay
World Bank Plans
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Secretary Of the Treasury Mbr-
genthau asked Congress today for
favorable action on the Breton
Woods monetary agreements be-
cause, he said:
/. They are needed for the sue
cess of the world security organiza-
ton to be chartered at San Fran
cisco.
2. They are definitely good busi-
ness for the United States"
3. If the present program for
postwar monetary stability is re-
jected "it is unlikely that this op-
portunity will come again to our
generation.
4. The agreements, though tech
nical, present very simple issue
stability and order instead of in
security and chaos"
With those main arguments, Mr..
Evening star., 1945-03-07
Honesty Pays 5000

CHICAGO P.-When Frank Le-
beau got home the small bill he
found turned out to be OF 81, 600 de-
nomination. A bank teller cashed
It, Later, Mr.. Lebeau found the
owner who gave him 5000 for his
honesty.
Evening star., 1945-03-07
Will Speak on Aviotion

j. H. Carmichael, vice president
OF the Pennsylvania Central Air
lines, will speak on What HeA-
copters, Jet Propulsion and Rockets
Will Mean to Postwar Aviation" at
a dinner-meeting at 6:l5 pm. to-
morrow of the Washington Society
Evening star., 1945-03-07

dangerous causes Of war--economic
dislocations.
Mr.. Morgenthau appealed to Con-
gress to avoid delay" because time
is the most valuable commodity we
have" But he urged full and
frank discussion"
Evening star., 1945-03-07

Massachusetts, Institute Of Tech
nology, at the YWCA, Seventeenth
and K streets NV.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-10

6 Robinson is on the SEX list
list
Sergeant Thomas Newsom Of
2s7 Polk street VAS home sun
day evening on short fuilouph
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-10
ECORSE DOINGS

his sick sister In Miss,..,
but is expected to return NJ
soon.
This And That
Four rs were really m.a
fuss over NJ y and II A.
Inn. Wonder where were IS
his 3.
Guess where the River ~,
BLACK market king VAS /
sunday? At church. Mavhe 81
good is in him after al.
We saw one OF our loca, rs
reporters at church SUNDAY \
he gathering news. or Is
heat on him?
Looks as II the Reechw,
beauties are about TO lose 10
Ecnrsc twins
First Baptist Church
Jesus Teaches t'orgi en.s
VAS The topic OF ne ss
school lesson last suoaay
pupils were present 1850 T,
visitors. Marie Montgom /
Christine Crawford rD
Davis reviewed the le
Wright also made reWa 4
collection was SS5t
Pastor j ~ DAVIS
SUNDAY morning from y
jet, Your VIII BE dose n,
Joined the church, inciser. N
Bessie Bates, Robert m \
Mrs Elman ADAMS. Stena
visitors were present.
Myrtle McAlistei is ,laA
porter
VT Zion Baptist church
Supi Elmer Smith op "A
day school last suna 4
lesson was reviewed Gsou
Davis The attendance N "A
also The collection.
AZ the morning sere R,
f. J.. Todd preached ia 4
theme. Christian Nairln,. !
Tho sermon was enioscd br 1
present Rev a. G. ll "A.
the church members Amou
The visitors were Ar IA
81 Washington. D 4
ier Mrs Bradswel RIsI
Rouge and Mrs. Ieeless
ST. Louis Mo.
sunday. March II u "a d
server as Young Pes 81,
All are invited to con aaa hts
a spendid program.
TheIma Sanders is .s,b ID
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-10
RIVER ROUGE NEWS
~ BEN>nr ,AswELL. IR.

~ BFN>IE tAswElL. IR.
II. johns ,NE
~ sunday school top'g Mss
from Mathew 1854. or ihe s4n-
nt ieSas Tile son % God
Tie l's>un Was btau'iuty vi
is-tis ana reYi'Vea nl Mss
Asd'tsan Mrs Carrie y Wine
fMsy is suaerluienaypf
Tae Eey y prto0 pssH dt-
lselfa the mornlrs 1e,safe
The Crusaders clnn me- rel
Gently az me home az >l AM
dcison with Mr. Beae 3uHsr
as hostess Members were urged
hy the president. Mrs l.nr lii3
20 be loyal 10 ihe caase % nis
sions hy visiting ne s!ek. lcna-
iae a helping hand 20 Tie di-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-10

The Gospel Choral Union. OF
whirh Mrs Arielia Hufehins is
PRESIDENT meets each Wednes-
CAV az >ew salem BAPTIST chusth.
Dnaci~ and Illinois Streets
Last "Wednesday Ire ST. Peters
'no.r rendered ire servicc.
Alr,hsor was served by ST. Pc
's Aly Jesus 'An was rem
ocred ~ the enIlfe audience
Sunday Mrs hu'chirS and the
Fifdetfs Singers appeared on
program az the United Taberna-
oie chnr,h D.
i. ,. fa"f0rd Is club reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-10

When a cold has you feeling all
"chokey," chest muscles are sore from
coughing. and they are tight and ache:
you need Penetro. u works fast on
Grandma's old reliable idea, using
mutton suet to help carry medication
10 do its pain-easing. Only. pcnctro
is Grandma's idea made even better
by science. That's Why people every
where count on Penetro.
You rub Penetro on chest, throat
and back. Az its medication reaches
nerve ends in skin, pain eases. And
Pcnetro draws more warm red blood
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1945-03-10
CHURCHES
ibrne1er AME Church
Willis ard Brush

Sunday was communion day At
EoencSer. An o,eiilowiug con-
kresa'iou OF more than 1000
persons Mere present Tor me EEL
iowship commemorative oar Lord
and savior Jesus CHRIST
Re-, carlyle r. stewart ofnci-
sfcd choosne Dis test from Isl
cor a. Rev stewart delivered
memorable sermon from the
subleci This rrcken Bods II
vss mesaS 81 cheer suited
TOR this communion day
Nis Robinson and Mrs Wal--
lace we've tie soioisls Tor Be-
lAanv ehoYGs William Griffin
icasesoriee INC Senior choir IN
ihe same oapaei'y. Among the
songs rendered hy Bethany cho-
rus and tie SENIOR Cholr re-
sper'itcly were Wants Jesus TO
Walk ana IN Neyct Turn
The eoH-r'Sa'iou was given an
n eysslc surprise when he pas
iprs WIFE Mrs stewart. rem
ferea song curing TIE invita-.
ian for new members Seven
persons Joined Isaac Jones is
fhe church reporter,