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The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-04-28

man, of Columbus, spent Sunday
afternoon with Mrs. Maude
Thompson.
Mrs. Louise Ashbaugh and Mrs.
Maude Thompson attended the
funeral of Mr.. Cannon in Della
ware, Thursday. They also calico
on Mrs. Ed. Welty, who is a pa
tient in Jane Case hospital
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Faulk and
Carol Ann visited Mr.. Max Neal
and new daughter at Derby,
o., Sunday.
The w. S. c. S. meeting will be
held at the SouthSide settlement
house, next Wednesday. Every
one is asked to bring their own
table service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Seitz called
on Mr. and Mrs. c. M. Slaglo in
Columbus, Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollo Manly were
Wednesday evening guests of Mr.,
and Mrs. Lawrence RAIDER.
Mrs. Hazel Herriott spent a
few days last week with her
mother, Mrs. Rosetta Manly.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur BuZzard
of Darbyville were Sunday after
noon guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Norris.
Mrs. Thad Seely and Martha
attended the Parade of Quartets'
at Memorial Hall, Saturday eve
ming.
Miss Nina Sylvester of Wash
ington D. c., Miss Olga Sylvester
and Mr.. Paul Manly were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thad Seely and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Gates and
family attended the wedding of
Miss Betty Warner and Walter
Nicol at New Rome, Sunday eve
ming.
Mrs. Maggie Layman is spend
ing a few days with her mother,
Mrs. Ned Hyland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Cosgray
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Cosgray.
Mrs. Maude Shoemaker and
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-04-28

make old ones. Many of the girls
sew for the family as well as for
themselves. They become adept
at making hats, bags and other
accessories. Demonstration of
sewing skills is encouraged by
their All Club leaders.
Examples of outstanding ach-
ievements are the l LAO garments
made by last years II national
clothing winners. In addition,
these girls reStyled hundreds of
worn dresses, suits and coats.
The II national Al scholar
ships have been increased from
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-04-28

5000 to $500 by Spool Cotton
Educational Bureau, donor of all
clothing achievement awards.
State winners will receive an
all-expense trip to the l949 Ma
tional All Club Congress, while
a gold filled medal of honor goes
to county winners. The Coopera-
tive Extension Service super
vises the program.
Ohio named 36 county winners
last year, Edith Henry, of near
Ada, won both Hancock county
and State awards.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-04-28
-rHE UNION COUNTY IoURNAL. MARYsvILLE. oHIo

children spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Hill of
Louisville, Kentucky.
MIR. and Mrs. L. W. Faulk and
Carol Ann spent Sunday eve
ming with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G..
RauSch.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-04-28
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Wolf spider. only about an inch
fong, often carries its young on its
back until they can fend for them.
selves. A brood will sometimes
number as many as 12s.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1949-04-28

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19
tabernacle TO
Hold Cornerstone
LAYING Services

The Tabernacle Baptist Church
VIII lay the cornerstone Of the
Nelghborhood House this sun
day, Nov 20 The entire morn
ing worship VIII he In ohSelv-
ance Of the occasion. and the
Prince Hall Mason Lodge. under
the direction of William O.
Greene VIII Law The cornerstone
al climax Of The service
Among the speakers TO appear
on The program sse Attorney
Herbert L. Dudley. president If
Methodist Lavmer Franc. a
Korncgav vocational secretary.
Detroit Urban League attorneys
Frederick Yates and Charles L
Smith Dr. l. Y English local
physician. and The Rev. Charles
G Rowlet,c director * Com
muntv ACTIVITIES ~ tabernacle
Baptist Church
Dr. Mcneil. the minister 0ili
deliver the message that MORN
ing Her sermon foplc MAJ
Means THIS Waste Musc pli
he furnished ny me Senior Choir
Of the Church Charles William
Speich'S. director
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19
Tie

Outstanding interior decorators have Gre
sted an atmosphere Of quiet. dignihed refine
ment at the Carlton Plaza.
Luxurious. fire proof outside studio rpe
rooms. each with tile bath are ready for
occupancy by permanent and transient guests
at attractive rates.
The studio type rooms, with comfortable
irwin beds. especially built to Carlton Plaza
specifications, disappear into the wall to pro
vide lovely unenoumbered living room
where friends may be entertained grao'ously.
A limited number Of such rooms are now
ready for permanent occupancy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19
Elects Committee
on Friday

As part Of the reorganization
program Of the local branch
NANCE = nominating committee
w'll he elected AZ rs Membersh
Meeting FRIDAY night, Nov. la az
Bethel AME Church.
According 70 The NAACP Con-
sfit1tion the nominating commit
tee selects = slate Of officers and
board members 20 be presented
II the Annual Meeting which VIII
be held In December In view IT
expected changes n the leader.
ship Of the branch. the nominst-
Ing committee assumes great inn
pnr'ance 10 the membership.
Current To Speak
Anofher feature Of the meeting
n which the entire membership
has been invited IS an address bv
Glos'er p Current. director II
branches Who Will discuss The
topic. What's Wrong With De-
troit and What the NAACP VIII
Do ABOUT lf'r a report oi the
civil rights campaign VIII he
gwen nv Edward NJ Turner. vice.
president Of the Branch.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19


Sunday afternoon We VIII be
At Wayne, Mich. at the Mount
Olive Baptist Church. the Rev.
George Brazie. pastor That's
our monthly third Sunday inspir-
alton meeting.
Buses viii leave New Salem
Baptist Church. Dubois and Hi
nois, a. 2:30 pm. and Miller
School 18th and Frances Ecorse.
AZ 3 pm.
Nov, II YOU like singing come
along Our Youth Department
and Young Adults will do INC
MAJOR part Of the singing. while
the adults viii bring up the
rear
Listen on our broadcast over
station WJLB from 10 70 1880
pm. each SATURDAY night Drop
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19
His Word

Joseph having married an
Egyptian. a person OF different
race from his own, Zaphnath--
Paaneah Pharaoh call Josehs
name and gave hum for wife for
ever. Asenath, the daughter of
the high priest Potipherah.
The birth Of the child which
Joseph's wife. Asenath had for
him was the first thing which
had occurred since Josephs
banishmen from Canaan. the
land of Africa. which Is the
holy city Jerusalem.
Sing and rejoice, o daughters
OF Zion. for 10 come and ! will
dwell in the midst OF thee. saith
the Lord Jesus. Manasseh was
the steward OF Josephs house and
the interpreter VINO interviewed
between Joseph and his brethren.
The position Of the tribe Of
Manasseh during the march to
Canaan. the land of Africa, was
the Ephraim and Benjamin on the
west side Of the sacred tent. The
standards Of the sons Of Rachel
was the figure of 4 boy. with the
inscription. The cloud Of Je-
hovah rested on them until they
went out of the camp of the
Lord
Manasseh, king OF Judah.
whom the apocryphal prayer is
attributed; Manasseh. the son
Of Joseph. The repentance and
prayer Of Manasseh made unto
his God was preserved in the
book Of the Kings Of Israel. a
personal confession and sup
plication to God as The God 10
them that repent; hymned by
all the powers Of heaven. to
whom belongs glory forever"
And the Lord heard the voice
Of Manasseh and pitied HIM and
there came around him a fame
Of fire and all the irons about
him were melted and the Lord
delivered him ut Of his sfflic-
uon. Amen
Write TO-DAY and enroll IN our
correspfndence courses in the
ministry for missionary. or for
evang Hist Chancellor A. Beckles,
81 james Evangelical Orthodox
Church Archdiocese. 45l Lenox
Avenue. NYC.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19


service at Temple Israel Of Day
ton
Special tribute viii be pad to
three noted civil rights leaders
who died within the past year:
Oswald Garrison Willard. author
Of the famous Lincoln Day Call.
which marked the beginning Of
the NAACP forty wears ago:
Rabbi Stephen S. Wise, one Of
the SO original Signcrs OF that
call; and William Station, former
president Of the Ohio State Con-
ference 81 NAACP youth coun-
CHS. executive secretary Of the
Youngstown branch and adviser
10 the Youngstown youth council.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19

This request to go on record
against discrimination in medical
education was mode 70 Or. j.
Roscoe Miller. president OF the
Association. in 4 letter from Dr.
w Montague Cobb. chairman Of
the council on medical education
and hospitals ~ the National
Medical Association. member Of
the national medical committee
~ the NAACp. and Howard Uni
versitv professor Of anatomy.
Dr. Cobb not only asked III as
sociation 10 20 on record against
Jim Crow medical education. but.
citing the report of the Presi-
dents Commission on Higher Ed
ucailon. also proposed tina, the
AAMC broaden It's statement Of
policy against discrimination in
medical schools, by urging repeal
Of state segregation laws and by
advocating measures to improve
and eliminate inequitics in OPP
portunities for premedical educa-
ton
When 4 paradoxlcal situation
Is faced Dr. Cobb wrote. in
which D or practically one third
~ our 20 medical schools bar
Negro students and yet are To-
Gated in states where the greatest
proportion Of the Negro popula-
ton is concentrated, we face
wrong, and initiative for correc-
ton may most logically he ex-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19
Mems Work in the l oeuI Church

VIII not have TO suffer a violence
winch viii ultimately defeat its
rise. Neither will the church be
lefi without the possibility OF re-
demption and a renewal OF its
life
Adventurous Men
The greater work of the church
IS yet TO be done. 1t is TO be done
on The stubborn frontiers Of the
human spirit. Their exploration
and cultivation calls for adven-
'urous men who are challenged
by new and dangerous and risk
taking adventure.
The Kingdom tarries because
only a few are willing 10 attack
the areas OF our personal and
social life. where prejudice and
hatred. pride and intolerance,
selfishness and greed remain
hut feebly challenged.
These evils rule in our rela-
tionshlpS in a variety of rude as
we'll as subtle. and appalling
combinations.
They are found IN our monOp-
oily corporations. cartels and trade
associations. in our American
color-caSte system. in the diSfran-
chiscment Of citizens, in unfair
practices IN labor, in the quota
system adopted by our colleges
and universities. in malicious
labels and scapegoat hunts, in
racial exclusion in most Of our
churches. and in invested inter-
ests IN the church itself
Shall these evils remain un-
challenged nv the most vigor-
Gus forces Of the church: Can
the Kingdom come at all II II
does not come in these crucial
areas Of human existence?
Who are responsible for carry
ing the witness of God in Christ
TO these frontiers Of the spirit.
IL not the more adventurous
men Of the church?
The church needs adventurous
men who will put the claims of
the Kingdom above their own
comfort self-advancement and
safety This is = great need and
2 hard demand But ran Chris
ilan lavmen ignore them with
out losing their own souls7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19
Attorney GilIard to
Head Columbus Group

Robert w Newton. president
Columbus Urban League. an
nounced the appointment of Atty.
Howard Gillard as the 1850 Roll
Call chairman. 10 head the an
nual Columbus Urban League
drive for memberships
Gillard was an unanimous
choice OF the board OF directors
TO fill the place made vacant on
the death Of DR.. N. l.. Scarhor-
ough last July. Mr. Gllard is a
wcll-known lawyer. a graduate
pharmacist. poet and Columbus
Dispatch columnls, He IS a
member Of the Frontiers Club
and served as Division Leader
in the l949 Roll Call.
Mr.. Gillard succeeds Judge
CLAYTON w. Rose, who was chair
man.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19

en-, with all accessories, trim tile bath rooms
-. and all in all =. every facility 10 make
li6 more interesting, pleasant and enjoyable.
Nowhere will YOU find more gracious layout
You are invited to zee these new dream suites
AZ your convenience. They are available Is
bridal suites and special occasions.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19
VioIinist-Conductor
League Forum Guest

NV York; ATLASl--Ev-
eieti Lee Young violinist and
conductor. was a. The Quarterly
As's Forlr and tea given BY
the Ministers Of Music and
Drama League SUNDAY after
morn. Nov IL. ~ the Commun-
ity Center 81 W. il0th 81.
Neriaa Pearson. veteran fe-
mae impersora'or viii also per-
form as weil AZ several other
Young niorlsirE Young artists
IN rusicai rend,fiors, Mark Al.
bert Wii be master NJ cers-
n,onlos
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19

According 70 Mrs. Ruby Hur-
ley. NAACP youth secretary. the
Milwaukee youth council is beng
cited for us conscientious efforts
10 improve race relations in the
community for It's "awareness
Of the problems affecting young
people in employment and for
doubling last years membership
Of the group.
On Friday November IL. dele
gates 10 the Conference will hold
an ArmiStice Day I'm Memoriam'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19

Until you have bcheId the glamorous Holly
wood Rooms and the New Orleans Suite At
the Carlton Plaza. YOU are depriving yourself
of treat. Handsomely decorated. and offer
ing all the advantages Of gracious living, these
suites include charming living room beau
tifully appointed bed rooms. sparkling kiteh-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19

No must know what his special
.n;l,,;es and talents are and de-
.slon them TO serve the purpose
=, the church. His strengths will
l,,e,mlne what he can do best
81 where he can be used most
.eec,,vclv in the church's pro-
gram.
Tho work Of the church is
.ren previously hampered by
s,,,e,. IN responsible positions.
The.e men are simply misplaced.
=, ooSilions unsuied to their
,o,,nefaimcntS. strengths and
s,nsc,,,c,. thcy not only disslpate
,.e,r oAn responsibilities. but
~, hamper the church IN the
s,,o,ewcni Of its goals.
mt when properly trained
and uIaced. when matched with
IN. work that Is TO be done.
,hsy ind il possible TO demon
s,r,ts real ability and to make
The greatest possible contribu-
tion to the work of the church.
Tbeectoie. IN order tn solve
re ntohlen, Of miSfits in church
r.o, ana wake expended energy
~ ch,ie IN service yield tho
e'o.,r,i reani Of effectiveness.
~ .rc ah'litieS and talent
= ,,er n. No. discovered and
deqe arca q 'se in essential
Ch~.sr atitNcS.
Io,al Men
hsftn needs men who
are 5r rs program The
reag ena n' ~ loyalty creates
pai .tyiy difficult problem
~ Is n ncn who are well-in-
farr,e d wNai the program of
10 chah should be The diff
ecal, gu, Of the church 5
lar nr Daae 10 keep up with
~ e1f e1cwlng d EN- an q $
vi being made upon ~,
Or. this difficulty may he
caused hv poor or misguided
leadership in the church. Or.
again. Il may be due 10 the
unwilingness on the part Of
the church To venture out into
fields Of sigfcant service.
Whr'e the reason. II IS dlf
arul' well-informcd and
ira NAN 10 content himself
with eaalning identified win
TIE retarded church or to be
loSsl - i
But this IS exactly what is eN
pecied az laymen. The argument
for his continued loyalty is con-
vinclne II he who is well-in-
formed and trained 10 help the
church lind its direction and tn
become elective withdraws from
active participation in It's li'c.
whence cometh the help the
church SO Sorcly needs
Put another way. to him that
hath much. much Is required.
4 well informed mans train
lne. competence, and insight
ohligate him In a way that
person not so qualified is ex-
empt
s. b spite Of the fact that
The task may seem thanklcSs
and roncless one. the man whn
has 70 ability to help is ohli-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19

Pres. Hu'chins. 2240 Antietsm. a
letter telling how much you like
our program. or write Station
WJLB We will De so happy Va
hear from YOU.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19

Room Service provides exceliently prepared
foods served Nth beautiful china. silver. and
snow White linens
Whether YOU wish rhe services OF the uni
formed doorman or not. YOU will hrd the
parking area adjacent to the hotel great
convenience
Ideally located, Just FIVE minutes from
downtown. the Carlton Plaza is advantageous
" situated.
Come in and permit us to take YOU On
tour OF inspection that will add to your DAYS
pleasure and perhaps convince YOU that the
Carlton Plaza should he your permanent home.
or an extraordinary stopping over place for
your cut Of town guests
Cordially yours
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19

In 18th century Russia. Grand
Duke Michael Of Muscovr ordered
death AS punishment for those
persons caught smoking for the
third time.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19

peeted from those in the most re-
sponSible positions Of leadership.
In the present case, no higher
source Of leadership can be found
than the AAMC"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19

gated to help OF all men. ne
IS expected 10 be patient and
loyal.
Moreover, 50 often when tho
program Of the church Beplns 10
succeed and An increasing num-
Der of competent workers begin
TO come INTO The church. some
men who have been faithful dun.
ing Inc days Of struggle and
darkness Withdraw from active
participation on the ground that
they now need rest. The new
and younger men can carry the
load for a While.
But even in periods of sue.
cess and achievement, and inc
increase Of new. competent
leadership, the program ~ the
church requires and needs tho
continued LOYALTY Of all its men
No, only docs the program re-
quire H. the claims Of the King
dom upon all believers demands
IL
There Is no discharge IN THIS
warfare Enlistment in the serv-
ice Of Christ through the church
* an enlistment FOR life We ove
u 20 ourselves and our honorable
discharge from his service 10 hc
faithful unto death
Cooperative Men
The cnitch j. q cooperative
enterprise Believers in Christ
are associated in the church hv
q covenant IN fatn and fellow
'hip Their worship j. co,-
nofaic enc thor fellowship IS
inclusive their purposes arc one
their dcvo'ion is one Said the
HYMN writer John Fawccti
Our fears our hopes. our aims
are one.
Our foWioiis anfl our cafcs
Bv IA evcrv nature 81 inc fel-
lowship We tall cnurh whatever
duties Christian mcn perform.
wha'cfcs task. incy undertake
wIinn and through The cnurcn
- the visible agency Of the KING
dom ~ God on cath. are " The
nature Of cooperative endeavor.
Thcv' should be lcca ded as such
and performed n this spirit.
ENcn the most individual or
person mlnist,ic. in which men
nav engage are in the last ana
ly-s expressions o. this cooper
a'iNe enterprise For all indi-
vldaal as we'll as gaoup effort
wusi be related 10 the purpose
and nfoeram Of the church.
Tncttlore the church needs men
wno arc willing 20 cooperate with
aihcis IN the church N bringing
ne wofld 10 Chri>i and Christ
to me world
Creative Men
ONLY creative minds can keep
tho church alive BY creative
The vsiicr here means the ahn-
~ io fashion something new,
constructive and worthy out Of
Old an dappareniiy useless ma
tcDelS
Specifically. he means the
ability TO discover possibilities
in seemingly unpromising sit
uatons. avenues Of new APP
proach in situations which
seem 10 offer no way out. and
to use these discoveries as the
basis Of new advances In the
Kingdom enterprise.
The church needs such men.
For II IS not uncommon 70 find
the church faced with he prob
lc'n Of having 10 make new starts
in The advancement ~ the King
dom Of having 20 build up waste
places IN the life " the world as
Ncll as in MS own hfe
With creative mon who know
what ~ do in times of crisis and
failure and defeat the Kingdom
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19
DR.. JESSE JAI Mcneil
CHAPTER I (continued)
TRAINED MEN

The church needs regeneraed and informed men who ~
o trained do the work Of the church man who has oil,
renced regeneration and Information about tb
Inch leaves much be desired He must also 10 trained
- christ in church and through H.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19
Urges Medical Colleges
TO Halt Discrimination

WASHlNGTONThe Association OF American Medical Colleges
which Colorado Colo November 49, has been
asked policy the effect that medical
schools should all without discrimination ancestry
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19
GOSPEL Singer Of the Choral Union
By ROBBIE BLACKMAN

The Red Letter Day Of which have looked forward 70
BE Friday night Nov H. Mscedons Baptist
Church ST. Aubn and Muee the the
festival queen.
They viii be parade looking bei Come esrly and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19

Pancake griddles, waffle irons.
and popover irons may be cleaned
for every day by using cloth
squeezed out Of clear warm water.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-11-19
Ike Sn1oIIs Award Goes
to Milwaukee Youth Group

DAYTON. OhioThe Ike Smas Award for the best
Of achievement during the Will be Mil
waukee youth Of the NAACP the
Conference Of tho Association. held here November 9-l2
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1949-05-20

Al the Friday. May Is meeting
Of the Mems Club, the question,
Shall We support a Segregated
Training Corps Unit" was dis.
cIIAaed
First Lieut.. Pascal Todd, who
served overseas with the first
mechanical calvary. U. 8. Army
and IL At present commander Of
tho TS0th Engineers Dump Truck
Company. supported the affirma.
tive side OF the question.
coIeTidgs r. Hsndon, ftrst
Lieut.. u. s. Infantry, formerly
headquarters commandment, 38sth
Infantry Of the Sard infantry div
sion. with two years overseas. dis
cusscd at length the negative side.
Hendon II at present employed
~ consulting engineer by q, d.
Thomas and associate consulting
engineers, 400 metropolitan Life
Building.
Todd II employed by the North
western Railway.
John Hutchinson In president OF
the Mems club, Clifford Rucker
IL program chairman and Martin
Brown presided over the meeting.