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Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
MILFORD NECK

Milford Neck Methodist Churcn
Reverend David L. Wood. Pastor
sunday October IL Sunday school
services = p. III. Harvey Thomp-
son. superintendent Church sci
Wees at 3 =. M. by the pastor.
\l. and Mrs Clifford Pierce ul
Chester Pennsylvania were week
end guests OF Nh and Mrs John
Lon2botham OF Biz Stone Beach
MIR. and Mrs William H. KenIon
q, Milford called on Mr.. and Mrs.
Juhu NaCkln and dau2Lter. Leila
Mae sunday afternoon
Mrs Sadie Mills of Milford visit
ed Mr. and Mrs Harvey Thompson
or Sunday
Mr.. and NIrS. Leslie Grvenley and
family entertained Jack Worthing-
ton. Major WYATT Pa!iS Greenly.
and Betty Worthiu2ton OF Milton d
on sunday
>Ir. ana Mrs. William Macklin
and family We're Sunday evening
4ucsts OF AIr. and Mrs. chester
IlaHmond and son. Johnnie.
AIr. and Mrs Frank Nelte and
family have returned to their home
in Milford after spendin9 the sum
nor at their cottage al Biz Stone
Beach,
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Joiner OF
Salisbury. Maryland were Sunday
callers Of Mrs Sadie Mills OF Mil
tord
Mr. John Wolfe OF Big Ston,
Beach i able to he UP and around
having been confined to his home
for The past few days
Mrs. John Macklin and daughter
Leila Mae and }lgS. Chester Hay
Hond and son. Johnnie, spen'
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Joshua
Wiley ana son. Joshua Jr.
Mrs. Lillian Phillips gave ;
haUsr-Wuuin2 Sunday night Wit
thirty-liyc in attendance. Anon,
tho,t present were. \Ir. ana Mrs
Oro Hartman and family O
l}"liur, NV Jersey Mir and Mrs
Harry Hartman and family o
Philadclul!ia. Nr. and Mrs. Thoma
StillW"ll Ir. and family and Nh
md Mrs icur@r StillWell of Run
m'dc. New Jersey Mr.. and Mr..
tnoch talucMttr and tamily. Nh
and Mrs. John e. Coffman .lr. an
family. Mr. aHd Ms. John G. tofl
man ST. -. Peggy Ktclvy an
Mrs John Hill OF Camden. NeN
.'crHN \ real social gathering wa
held
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19

Seaman ! Raymond " Moore
OF near Georgetown. is spending a
TWO weeks leave with his Wife
Mrs. Helen Moore He is now sta
toned at Newport Rhode Island.
after serving II months in the
South Pacific
h
Pie. Marshall W. Culver, who
has been overseas for the past )
months has returned home and is
spending 45-day furlough with
his wife near Fredcrica. He par
ticipatcd in three major battles
the Rhincland. Ardcnnes and Cen
trail Germany After his Through
he will return to Fort Dix and will
be reasSisncd To Camp Brcckin-
ridge. Kentucky.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
TIL, WORK ROOM

Convenience will be the keynote
of the POSTWAR home. if We follow
the example OF the Home Demon
stratiOn Clubs of New Castle COun-
ty. Under the leadership Of Mrs
Kate Henley Daugherty. Home
Demonstration Agent. club mem
bcrs are discussing house plans
for many families in this county
who will be building or remodel
ling their homes in the near fu-
turp.
One point stressed Ivy Mrs.
Daugherty. and one OF particular
interest To the women. WAS the
planning of a separate household
workroom. Here are a few OF the
reasons the women found for the
planning OF Il separate room: The
WorkroOm is being recognized
more and more as Indispensable
to any good farm house. 1t fills a
definite need and helps keep the
heavy work out of the kitchen
proper. When there is no work
room, women use the back porch
kitchen. woodshed. garage. ant
other inconvenient places for the
work that should be done in tn,
wOrkroom.
The ideal location for work
room is on the first floor. 1t cal
be used for laundry, canning. car
ing for meat, and for the cream
separator. if a small amount o
milk is processed in the house. II
/ fact, there are hundred and on,
things that the homemakcr viii
find this room handy for
Some designs place this work
room in the basement, which is
compromise. 1t is unlikely that i
will be as useful in the hasemen
as on the first floor. where il i
readily accessible from the Kit
chen and outside.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19

Charles Wilbur Hammond, [. ;.
Navy spent the week end with his
father. Mr.. Willis Hammond 81.
AT
CORPORAL George 5. Ilcrrington
has returned from the +. + O. and
is spending a 43-day leave with his
wife and family.
John k. Hartley, who has served
in the Army with the 633rd \. \. \.
in f.. +. o. for three years and II
months. received his honorable
DISCHARGE recently
AFT
Warrant OFFICER Bill DcnncN, I. ;.
NJ. NJ. arrived home on Tuesday
evening to spend 80 days Nith his
mother. Mrs. Frances Dcnncy He
is serving on Il Liberty ship.
William Cavanau"h, son OF Mr.
and Mrs. William CavanauSh ol
Dover, Il paratrUoper is spending a
- day leave here and in Dover
after which he expects to obtain
Word was received this week of
the promotion of Sam Marshall
from Pharmacist Mate > {, To Phar-
macist Mate c. Sam is serving
in the Navy and is now at ManuS
in the Admiralty Islands in the Pa
Citic.
Jack Gibson. son OF Mr. and Mrs.
{. " Gibson, reported To New
ork last Saturday and from there
was sent to Il Navy Base where he
viii take his boot training. Jack
Was the president OF l9l3's grad
uatin" class.
Staff Sergeant Joseph +. Olson
son OF MIR. and Mrs. Edwin +. Oh
son. of l!owrrs Beach. arrived home
Friday with his discharge from
the Army after spending forty
months overseas. Sergeant Olson
wears the pre- Pearl IIarhor rib
bon, the f.. r. @ ribbon with sly
battle stars. and the American
Itiilt III OINl bNIOll1 i''bolA'
h T
Technical Sergeant Edward II
KINNEY. Jr., has left for Fort Dix
\. j., after spending a 43-day fur
Tough with his wife at their hom'
in Milford. Sergeant KINNEY wa
one of the fl G. Is from Della
ware to be turned back from tn
Pacific. lie was on the |. ;. ;
Harry Taylor when the hreath-tak
ing announcement was made by tn
captain. "Attcntion. all hands
Watch the shadows on the deck q
the ship move as til" bow turns t
New York Sergeant kimme
is attached To the 303rd Signal Oh
carlton Battalion. He has served
year in France belgium and Gen
many
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
SAND Hill. HOME
COMING SERVICES

Home coming services will be
held in Sand Hill Methodist
Church this Sunday. October 2l.
with morning and night services.
This will he followed by week Of
eVangrlistic services in which the
pastor. Rev. w, l.. McCHntock. will
be assisted by Rev W. s. CautwelI,
blind evangelist of Chcswold. Pro
gram as follows:
Sunday, Octohcr u
10 a. III. Sunday school. Il. +.
Mcdowell, superintendent
II a. IN. Worship service. Ser
mon by Rev. W s Cantwpl Miss
Mildr aI Carey, blind singer ana ri
Ianist ut Ocean View, Will assist
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
Former Milford Soldier Awarded
Bronze Star

Technical Sergeant Wallace p.
Woottcn son of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Wootten of Magnolia, was awarded
the Bronze star for action in Ger
many Sergeant WOotten served
with the 30lst Infantry Regiment
of the 94th Division. He was cited
for operations against the enemy
on March l3, l945, near lampa
den. Germany. His citation read III
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
The Presbyterian Church
"The Church on the Plaza"
Pew. John M DeChant. Minister

Sunday. Octohrr y
9:l5 "a. m. Sunday school. Mrs. !.
II Gordon. superintendent.
II up q. m Worship and sermon.
Topic. "c;uj'S toHc"rn For Oln
! lIui"r@."
m. choir viii .fu@ under the dj-
i,cliou uI NJ +, VI, hlmauu.
c.%p p m Young Peoples Society
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
The Avenue Methodist Church
The House of Happiness
Rev. Frank Herson, D. D., Minister
Sunday. October p

sunday. pctuhcr y
a.ja H. m- Session OF tho Church
school .ly erad~a school with
lu,};sz Hnd rias.Sr~ ter Hil nec>.
! .un Il. u. Nuluu4 Worship and
:Irru.ou. Subject, The NarroWu"SS
of Jr1'., Music oi ulrIt h\ the
chanc" ,h"ir, Always a welcome.
here.
G."o p IN Methodist Youth Srr-
VICE An Young pcoph. cordially We
,un.,d
7.@o y ~ ENrujug Worship and
~crm"u. SIhi,c'. "Thinc@ To Come =
.|'\fN mnuH,, Of Informal Worship.
''hr obi "u@prl i'm i''N tormS
Nond.y evening ~ 80 o'cloch The
Christian Workers school
Thursday rNrulua 1T 80 o'clock
Studies in "rhc Life and Times OF
Jacob
20 o'cIock Day of Prayer and Sell
Denial
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
Pilgrim Holiness Church
South East Front Street
Charles w. Baker, Pastor
Sunday. October y

9;A5 n. m. sunday school Hubert
lHSSwatrrS. superintendent.
II 90 Il m.-l'rcaching
700 y. m.- Musical Song and Praise.
sou p. Preaching.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 1.3U o'clock
vices: also our Sunday school. We have
classes for all ages
Special invitation to those who go
Ia no church school. We invite you
Com" with us. get acquainted with
our fine group Of boys and girls and
sUdlN teachers Parents could not do
a nohlcr thing for their children then
send or bring them to Sunday school
Awards are given to each worker
our motto: Pray. Plan, Come,
Work "
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
st. Johns X. c. Church
Rev. Leonard A. Raga !, Recto

EeV. LeOHdTu 4. Ra0a :, ReCtor
SUNDAY. Octohrr u
Milford. st Johns Churcn. 3 a m.
Sraford. st. Mary's Church. S. $50
/. m.
Kthohoth. St. Edmond's Church. Il
/. N.
Fort Salisbury. s a m
Bethany Beach Camp $50 a. m.
Confessions Before Mass
Religious lnStruction--Aftrr Mass
Holy Day and other services as am
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
First Baptist Church
''Not to be Ministcred Unto, But to Minister"
Rev. Leon c. Nelson. Pastor
Sunday. October y

1r.au a. IN l;ihI, :, hnol N,W grad
20 lessons arr. Ia Use J0In our iilhi"
school Thomas tI"HdrrS. Suprrin-
l.nd,ut
il.uo q: ~ Morning Worship. Ncs-
~a2,. 't,fu@iu@ God's Voice"
c.20 =. IN EoN.-tijrl<' club. Junior
High Fellowship and l'aptISt Youth
Fellowship groups viii meet
"a y. nm Informal SONG serve"
and evening Worship. Message, "Fh"
Girntr~r con muud'lrut
Tli"~dny oct"h,r %. at 500 =. m
TAc BAPTIST christian Fellowship VIII
huld Halloween party in the base
larnt of the church.
l;IhI. Study Houu
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19

part:
staff Sergeant
WOotten assumed
command OF I h q
unit when his pla-
tOOn leader and
sergeant became
ca sualtieS. With
complete disre-
gard for personal
safety he led a
b o ! d att a c k
against the foe,
captured the pO-
sitiOns a II q 81
(iprlnallS mann =
ing them.
a II t IL | | V
wounded, he re-
fused tn bp pVar-
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
State Victory Bond
Goal Is $34, 900, 900
tContinued from First Page)

To the Treasury in its effort to
hold the line a&ainSt the prcssurl
On prices If they will cooperate III
carrying out the ohjcctivcS Of the
Treasury. 1
In Delaware. the statewide goal
of $34 900 900 III victory bonds Will
he broken down into the folloWin1
Catc"OricS
Corporations goal: $2l 600 .0U0.
!. bonds: $4,000. .n0l.
+ and G. bonds: $l.330. too.
other type bonds %5.G1o0o0.
New Castle County will he ask
ed To raise $30.S25 900 in all type
of bonds; Kent. $I.125,OOO and Sus-
sex, s. $50 900
Zone C0Neragp
In the meantime. Harry @. Gray
executive man"@cr of the Delaware
War Finance Committee, and Clar-
ence H. Keys, deputy manager, are
arranging for the zone cOVcra2e Oi
Wilmington and other areas of the
state for the hOusc-tO-hOuse bond
sales
This year. one of the features of
the houSe-tO-houSc campaign will
be the participation of selected
school children in certain zones.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19

continued. and as our hoys return
il increasing numbels the great
est boost 10 their morale Will hc
the knoWlrd9e that their friends
viii not let them down in 'A"h
holu of need.
Oul drive for Unemployment Of
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
CHURCHES In MILFORD
Calvary Methodist Church
|. {. Werner. S. 7. M. Minister
@lTH ANNINEESAIN SEI:\JCt,S
S,,,,l..,- n.,.t... -,

""l II ANNA I-ltSNttN SltiN CE.S
Sunday October y
l".Uo a. m Church school. John
Wilkins. Superintendent Tlrrr is ~till
- place t"r Nou ~ Miford's !ar2, Il
school com" join one ut our claSSr>
! -" a ~. Morning Worship and
sermon spiritual Responsibilities =
MI church families arr urged to at
trnd and sit together. 100. l"mihr.
pres nj VIII h,. rrco9niled
$50 y. IN Methodist Youth Fellow
sh'p Leader. Gilhrrt Wilkins.
~" y. IA Parents Nieht Hon FL
Wood +. M'l~"m .lldIc of thc r.mlil
Court "i NV CH@tl" County, viii hc
tlr" >l"akrr ot tho evening.
Tuesday. -" p. Quarterly con
'"rcncr ald IHtthday Party All ~,
invited 1o attend
W. di"S'I'y. $50 p. m Prayer
Meeting.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
Christian Science Society

BrdnCh OF ne Ifct CHURCH OF OHTIsl'
Scientist. in Boston, Mass.
Meets In Milford Grange Hall
Sunday. October Il
Subject Of the r"seou-s rmOn -
"nuctrlur OF \luurmcut
Services every sunday at II a. m.
Sunday school AT sanI- hour
"Wednesday 'N' ming meeting. first
", dursdIS IN each month Al y. III.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
State Traffic 80 Pct.
Below Pre-War Level
CONTINUED from First rage)

count Of vehicles recorded by all Of
the counters. excluding the one
southwest of Milford. for Septem-
her of ;hc different years was: ~
1873 in 1911. l0,Hll III 1913, ll,0Gl
in 1914, and 1874 last month.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19

~, Physically Handicapped" was
n.!lv endorsed hy Governor Walter
Bacon. ANA thr following mayors:
+ Wallace Woodford, Dover; r. c.
Ilau~. Milford. v. Linden Raw
1m- G,or-,1uVu and William +.
Iou4oud;hc. Seatord.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
The Church of God
Second and Washington Streets
Rev. w. Edwin TulI. Pastor
I'~E ~ . INF'I77 NTT' IoNOT
SunlnN Nnfnhtl. u

Sunday. Octohcr u
lo.ro "a. IN. Sunday School Joseph
Amrnt. superintendent
/ ,oo a. IN Message Icy pastor.
100 y m NJ Y. t. +, j Banning.
40 p m message hy TIM, pastor.
Friday. so =. IN Eihlr school for
All ages Scripture memorizing taught
also "a special study from l7-fuot
,hart. ia" subject being Was thu
Earth Inhabited Ertur" AdamS""
IoIn our Know Your EihI,. club :.
The public l. cordially invited.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
Christ Church (EpiScopaD
Founded 1904

Church Avenue and Third Street
Sunday. October u
70 n m Holy Communion.
":t5 "a. m Church school
ll."o "a. m Morning Prayer and
sermon.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
Eisenhower Foresees
SO Year Job In Reich
Continued from FIRST Ppgen


Il would NOT stav here five min
utc- il / thought that for eNprd
irncy We should modify the Pots
tam Agreement by one iura." eX-
pressed u~tonislment al charges
h, said had appeared in ,om" sec
tiun~ ut The American press thai
III" UnItcd States lacked policy in
Germany.
ITO Root Up Naxi>m"
"Nr We're directed To root up
Na/i~m in any shape or form we
.ind it," he said II hope tAat is not
TOO great task lor us.
General Eisenhower said he hop
td III" press would strive TO show
accomplishments. as We'll as short
Comin9S, OF the Military Govern
hscnl administration.
Any man in my organization
who learn is nol cNccutin4 om
rolivics with his heart as well as
lis hand. he said. will he placed
in Juh Whvrc lie WON'T need his
Ic"It.
He predicted some unrest and
~hrunkcn -lonachS" in Germany
lis winter. but said hc believed
v" Will Get throu2h it without
my erneral umi>iuG."
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
Awarded Bronze Star

u viii utU DIOHLt INldT
Colonel McWilliams was super
intpndrnt Of the state police when
called To active duty in April 1912
Last April 80 he was awarded the
Bronze Star medal for meritOriouS
service in action against the enc
my while serving with the First
Army in Germany. He returned to
this country in August.
Some years ago Colonel McWil-
liamS served as resident engineer
Of the highway department in Kent
county. He was commander of Bat
terry & OF the l9Sth Regiment Of
the Delaware National Guard when
il was called to active duty at Camp
Upton in the fall of 1910 In 1871
he was released at his own re-
quest and given Il reserve commits
sion as captain in the Coast Ar
tillery Corps.
TO Europe In 1913
Upon being recalled to active
duty in April. 1912. he went to Cal
ifornia where he was assigned to
harbor defenses at San Diego. He
went to the European theatre of
operations in November. l943
While in Europe. Colonel McWil-
liams. who was wounded in World
War |, was given command of the
43Sth Anti-Aircraft Artillery Auto
matte Weapons Battalion. He ser
we'd with the troops that captured
Cologne. His corps did much to
stem the German break through
into Belgium last December.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19

80 y. III song service. Special
music. Sermon by Rev. Milton FL
Iiott. pastor ut Grac" Methodist
hurch Milton
Everyone is invited to these ser
vices \ special invitation is cX-
tended 10 former members OF the
church and CONGREGATION to come
and Worship with us
Services vii! be held each night
next week u1 10 o'clock. except
Saturday night On "Wednesday
nisht. the union prayer meeting
will meet with us Messages each
night by Rev. Cantwel. Young
Peoples service as announced
The Andes in South America
are the worlds longest mountain
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
First IndeDendent Church
Marshal Street
Rev. c. w. Taylor, Pastor

Rev c. w. Taylor, Pastor
sunday October 2l
|. .%u p m Sunday Scuool
> "a p M rrrachinc.
1-un y. Chldrcu's Service.
7:45 y IN FNau1clIstic services.
TucSd1N Childrrn'S Service 200 p.
m: Ilhlc Study. 7.iJ =. IN.
Friday Chlldleu's Service 700 y.
m Prayer and Praise Service, : 10
D. m.
Flanuclgraph Talks each service by
TN" pastor.
y Chri:tian welcome awaits vou.
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19
Zone CONpr;igp
w. A. McWilliams
Joins Highway Staff

Continued from First Page)
ment planning and construction
work
Milford chronicle., 1945-10-19

The Andes in South America
are the worlds longest mountain
chain.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-23
Priest Marks
25th7 Year

Twenty-Five years as a priest
viii be- observed by the Rev. Fr
Alexander A. Szumew ski, pastor
of ST. Stani>lauS parish i'm Wyan-
dotte, tomorrow, when ne viii
offer a solemn high mass of
thanksgiving at 10 a. m.
Assisting the jubilarian viii bc
the Rev. Fr. Edward Szumal. a,
arch-pricSt the Rev Fl, Ladi>lau-
Krych, deacon; the Rev. Fr. John
Bartkowiak, subdeacon, and the
Rev. t7r alexander CendroWski
master OF ceremonies.
The sermon will be preached by
the Rev. Fr. Max GannaS.
The Rev Fr. SzumowSH. "a
native Of Poland, was ordained i'm
1920 after studying at IS. Cyril
and MethodIus seminary AZ orch
ard Lake.
lilS lifSl appointment was as
assistant pastor OF ST. Francis
Church I'm Detroit.
He then became pastor of ST.
Mary parish of kinde I'm 1925 and
MAS assigned 10 Wyandotte IN
1929.
The pariShionerS will honor the
Rev. Fl. SzumowSki at q program,
Monday, at 6 p m, IN the parish
auditorium.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-23

carry the Bible and Sacramento
vessels IN the procession.
Webb COe representing the
builders, VIII unlock The church
and hand the keys 10 the Rev
MIR Anderson when the procession
arrives
The Rev W I. IIaCkcnberg,
treasurer of the Mission Commit
tee OF the Michigan Synod of
CLCA and pastor of Christ Lu-
theran Church, will preach the
dedication sermon
Eleven persons from the COM
munlty met with Pastor Anderson
on June l. 1914, and today Gloria
Del has 70 members in the church
and IS enrolled in Sunday School,
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-23
Architects
Aid Pastors

A conference on church building
will be held in ST. Paul's Cathedral
Parish House at & D. m. Tuesday
under the sponsorship OF the
Comfy department. Detroit Coun-
Gil OF Churches, il was announced
today.
The Rev. John w Heslip, Calvin
Presbyterian Church. is chairman.
Leaders will be Clair w. Ditchy,
Owen A. Luckenbach and Andrew
r. Morrison. prominent members
of Detroit architectural societies.
The council states II is putting
on such a program for pastors
because there are more than 40
new church organizations that will
need buildings in the near future,
and that after the war millions
of dollars will be spent here in
church buildings and remodeling
programs.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-23
Israel Re-e|e(ts
Ifs0ffieefs

Temple Israel reelected Charles
L. Goldstein as president for the
year l9i5-46, il was made public
today
thcr officers reelected are
George NJ Stutz, vice president;
Benjamin +. Jaffe, secretary. and
Max -OSna$- treasurer.
Elected for another term of
three years as trustees were Mrs.
Leon B. Cowen, Harry G. Gross
man, Harry l.. Jackson. Arthur j.
HaSS and Earl Freshman.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-23

date from st, Andrews parish.
He will leave Thursday for San
Juan, Puerto Rico, where he will
Serre-eh the staff of ST. John s
Cathedral.
The Rev. Mr. Whitley attended
Central High School, Wayne Uni
verSity and Michigan State Col
lege.
He was graduated last month
from the eneral Theological
Seminary in New York City.
The rector, wardenS and vestry
Of ST Andrews Church are Spon-
soring the reception in his honor.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-23
Episcopal
Aide on Trip

The Rev. Gordon Matthews
executive secretary of the EnLSco'
pal Diocese OF Michigan VII ht
IN the northern part of the diocese
this weekend.
Tomorrow morning, he Will
preach in ST Paurs Church Clad
win. and Grace Church. Stano.sh.
In the evening the Rey Nh
Matthews vii dedicate a number
az new additions and improve.
mentS TO the church az Glauwin
al a special service
The preacher al this service VIII
be the Rev David II DaNeS. ioL
several years rector of EWmdnu'!
Church, Detroit and now rector
Of Trinity Church. Bay City.
The ReX.- Mr.. Davies is The dean
Of the Saginaw Valley ConVoca-
tion. in which 81 PauIs Church
Gladwln, is located.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-23
New Church
Opens July |.

The Church Of All Peoples Cfor
people of all races), under the
sponsorship of the Detroit Coun.
cil of Churches, Will have its be-
ginning al 4:30 p. m, Sunday,
July l, in the chapel of St Johns
Episcopal Church, 1t was an
RouHced- to-day.
The Rev. T. T. Brumbaugh,
d D., the Rev William Molbon
and the Rev. Shigeo Tanabe will
be the ministers.
Music Will be by the Detroit
Interracial Youth Choir.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-23
Bishop Baber Speaks
At Ebenezer AME

Bishop George w. Baber, for
mer pastor, will be the guest
speaker at 1045 a. m. tomorrow
in EbeneZer AME Church
II will mark Bishop Baber's
first sermon at the church since
the Rev. Carlyle +. Stewart be-
came the minister succeeding him.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-23

II is on Kelly
road AT State
taIr
The congre-
alton viii
IN ct at tn @
p : onage at
80 p. m for
the procession
20 the church,
he added
7 ne minis
tiers Ia kin q
part in the
= eTNlCc Will
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-23

at 3 p. m. to-
morrow.
The gues [
speaker will be
the Rev. Her.
man NJ. Meyer,
p a or of St.
Paul Lutheran
G h u + { h ..
{ h a + eston.
West Virginia.
The Rev. Mr..
Mes was grad
u a te d fro m
Capital Univer-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-23

slty, Columbus, o. in 1922 and
from the Theological Seminary
in 1928.
On June y. 1928, he was or
dained into the ministry at Pitts
burgh, and shortly thereafter was
installed as pastor of Mt Zion
Lutheran Church, then a newly
organized mission.
During the 20 years The con-
gregation has grown rapidly 80
that il now has a baptized MEM
berShip of more than $500
Following the service, a reccp-
tion viii be held IN the church
basement.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-23

More than 100 young Detroit
IHtheranS- from churches -Nlll
attend the second annual Youth
leadership training school ol 'lae
Michigan district American Luth-
eran Church, at, Alpena, Tuesday
10 July l
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-23
Gloria Del
Dedication

Gloria Del Evangelical Lutheran
GhuTch'S new building viii be
dedicated at 3 p. m. tomorrow,
The Rev NJ Roderick Anderson,
nastor announced today.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-23
Rev. Mes
IFete Set

A special service in honor Of
the Rev. William II. Mes on the
twentieth anniversary of his ordi.
nation into the ministry, will be
held at Mt Zion Lutheran Church.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-23

Michigan, will
be honored at
a reception in
St. Andr e W S
tomorrow from
4 to 6 p. m.
II he, r eV .
Whitley. h @
son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George II.
w h it'll ey of
Highland Park,
was presented
for the minis
try as "A Candl-
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-23

VIII take account of those facts
With HIM IN the pulpit Will bo
his. new associate. The Rev. G..
Curtis Jones, formerly OF Wash
lnglon, ID. G.
The chorus choir under the
direction of NaLan NanldCW LIN
coin. Will feature appropriate
music.
This viii be- Dr. Jones last SER
mon until after the vacation
period.
Detroit evening times., 1945-06-23

Again
I ne month
at J8ne nf4fkS
fhc 41th aunI-
NerSatY uf his
first sermon
preached I'M ms
home toVH IN
Missouri an q
the i5th ami
NcrSaTy of the
begin ming OF
IT'S dCTINf MN
-IStTy
HIS sermon