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The Sidney herald., 1961-02-08
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LESS ABUNDANT NOW
PLAN TO PROSPECT
FOR GOLD? DON'T
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MARCH OF EVENTS

Central Press Association Washington Writer
WASHINGTON you're thinking Of doing e little pro-pect.
w ing TO help alleviate the drain Of gold on the Umted
States, donti The pickings are slim.
Cold production in the u. S. has been dropping in recent years.
reaching a low of $50 million last year. The feoerai erin
reports that the country has been thoroughly compeu ose.
The Sidney herald., 1961-02-08

Scripture-John 10.

Then Jesus moistened Some clay land
anointed the eyes of the blind man
with the clay, and said unto him, Go,
wash in the pool of Sloan" The man
did. and came seeing."- John 9:6-7.
The Sidney herald., 1961-02-08
Schedule of Meetings


Sidney Newcomers Club
MAXINE TRELOR, President
ANNABELLE LANE, Secretary
Meetings are held the second and
Fourth Monday of each month at
8 o'clock at the Girl Scout Cabin.
Kiwanis
DONALD KINGERY. President
HURLY CAREY. Secretary
Luncheon Meeting at Lalonde Hotel
every Thursday moor
Sidney Toastmasters No. 025
DICK REILLY. President
VERN ROLAND, Secretary
Dinner meetings every Tuesday at
6:l5 in the Lalonde Hotel Ball
room.
Junior Chamber of Commerce
DON REEFS, President
DuWAYNE PLANT. Sec.-Treas.
Regular Meeting the Second Thurs
day of each month.
Sidney Bowhunters
VINCENT HOLMOUIST, President
MRS. JOHN WALBURN Sec.
Regular Meetings held First and
Third Thursday of each month.
Alcoholics Anonymous
Meeting 300 pm. every Friday at
NYA Hall. Open meetings last
Friday of month: Phone 798-R2.
The Sidney herald., 1961-02-08

Christ answered: Neither did this
man sin. nor his parents: but that the
works of God should be MADE mani
fest in him. I must work the works
oT Him that sent me."-John 9:3-4.
The Sidney herald., 1961-02-08

The mans neighbors were astonished.
and asked him, How were thine ewes
opened" He said. "a Man named
Jesus a healed him.-John 9:8-1,
GOLDEN TEXT-John 8:12.
The Sidney herald., 1961-02-08
Alcoholics Anonymous

Meeting 300 pm. every Friday. at
NYA Hall. Open meetings last
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22
People S Community
Observes Youth Day

Youth Day was observed last
Sunday at Peoples Community
Church, Woodward and Pingree,
with the young people participant
ing in the services and broadcast
over radio station WClIB.
AT 1880 am. the pulpit was
supplied by the Rev. James Po-
we'll
The opening prayer, decaloguc
and scripture reading at the l0.45
am. services given by Percy
Moore, bandmaster at Wayne
State University, led the congre-
cation in the responsive scripture
lesson.
The Rev. Darneau v. Stewart,
the assistant pastor preached a
dynamic sermon on 'Discipleship
In Action"
The young minister declared
that Christians must do more
than express their love for God
in words, and show il in action
in the church. He said many
seem to think when they unite
with the church that is all suffi-
Gent.
In his closing remarks the
Rev. Mr. Stewart asserted. Those
who attend church are the chief
enemies in the church, and not
those outside.
when Christ calls us TO dis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22
Church Groups
Buying Tractor
for Tent City

We are urgently requesting all
our Detroit friends to join us
in a drive to raise enough money
to buy a badly needed tractor
for the residents of Tent City
Tenn.
The tractor was shown Sat.
and Sun. April 18th and 10Th
at 1865 +. Willis st.
We arc asking volunteers to
join the drive. A large discount
has been given us on the tractor
for this cause. The rally began
at Hartford Avenue Baptist
Church, Rev. Hill, pastor. A
donation of $4,000 was given,
and at State Temple Church OF
God In Christ an additional
donation of $4,000 was given.
Our final day is set for April
30th, at New st. Paul Baptist
Church, 4101 Riopcllc, Rev. 10
scph ii. Sutton, pastor.
We arc having Birth State
Rally, everyone wanting to join,
pickup a card at 1865 +. Willis
Help your state to win. Dinners
arc being served Sat. and sun.
Please help this needy cause.
We welcome the help OF all as
Gov. Swanson gave a letter OF
recommendation TO Bishop c. IL.
Folmar as chairman of Church
Public Relations. He has givel
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22

will decide both the nations future and your Communism
cannot be met by armed economic force alone idea
II must be mastered by superior ideas.
You will find such ideas in the Report Of the Presidents
Commission National Goals II Is gudebook for the nation
during the critical decade ahead programs for action In
Sixties You the nation Make your actions
Make national goals personal goals by knowing the
challenges - and knowing how to meet them.
Begin by getting copy Of the Report. titled S& |
Goals For Americans" at your bookstore
Choose hardcover. 81 paperback send for
the free digest below Both President Kennedy
and President Eisenhower urge you to read
think and act upon Il Remember that e1oIv8sl
will become overpe fruit ready roa AnlnscA1
for the pucklng long realize that -
FREEDOM IS NOT A GIFT BUT A TASK. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22
Tent City" Banquet

The Scphcrs Center Council
League is sponsoring Tent
City Banquet and Party Friday.
April 28th, 161 at the Caboto
Club, 2175 Parent Ave in
Windsor Ontario. Music will be
furnished by the M Tones. The
affair will begin at 700 pm.
Tickets advance are S150 and
at the door $500.
Special added entertainment
will be Miss Bernadinc Andrews
and her sensational models, The
Continental Capcrs"; our own
Contours" wonderful group
of singers. Also the fabulous
Playboys and others.
Tickets on sale at Buddy's
Record Shop, 8 Mile and Wyom.
ing, Rose Matt Beauty Salon,
and Joe's Record Shop, 1920 18th
1920 Brush.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22
Woman S Day
Extra Program

Sunday April 10. was Womcns
Day Co-chairman, Mrs. Opal Pat
ton, and Mrs Doris Campbell de-
vised an outstanding program
with the theme of zone Calling"
AT the 800 and 1900 am SER
vices. the guest speaker was Mrs
Horace McCracken, Area Chair
man for the Detroit Presbytery.
member of the Synod Committee
of Information. former president
of the Womens Association Of
jefferson Avenue Presbyterian
Church, and former teacher in
the Detroit school system. Pleas
Of the symbol of the United
Presbyterian women were distri-
buted through the courtesy of the
Fine Arts Guild at both services.
Following the 100 a m service,
the coffee Hour was served by
the Women's Association. The
music for these services under
the direction Of Mrs. Enid Hurst.
a Womcns Day Extra was the
afternoon program featuring in
formation about church activities
and fashion showing with guest
commentator, Odessa Trotter. De
troit's well known fashion arbitcr.
This program was held down
strs and was followed by social
hour.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22
Use Economic
Strength, Farmer
Tells Workshop

LOUISVILLE. Ky. - support
ers of equality must use their
economic strength more Systc-
matically in the fight against
racial segregation. James Farmer
the national director Of CORE
told the opening session OF
CORE workshop here
Farmer said Negroes in Amcri-
ca spend Sl9,000.00000O year
in equal economic power lie
declared: American industry
needs it and depends on il. Let
no one think this power is not
significant
Farmer said he looks with pride
and gratitude on the Louisville
nonbuying campaign aimed al
breaking down segregation in
eating facilities and movie thea
res. Within the last month the
nonyiolenl dircc' action campaign
initiated by CORE and supported
by the NAACP and the Nonpartl-
san Registration Committee, has
dcsegrcgated two Louisville De-
partment stores, eight movies and
eight restaurants.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22
(hi|dren's Aid Society Small
Fry Greet Sammy Davis, Jr.

by Mayor Louis c. miriam, April
1922, and designed to draratize
the pressing need Of homes for
projected estimate of LOO
ccvri-svpervised children in ten
agencies by the end of the cor
rent year. The agencies are To-
Gated in the tri-covnty area of
observation-disclosures.
Kenneth Doran. director OF the
Interdcnominational ChIldrcn'S
Aid Society. an agency financed
ny the United Foundations, said
Until recently CAS- seldom had
a shortage of Negro homes eager
to care for the children. He
emphasized that there is a press.
ing need for 45 such homes.
Sammy, who vii be father
himself in July (hc is married to
Blond Swedish actress May BrltU
was great hit with the young
st Is despite their rcticencc. The
d.ninutivc entertainer is always
generous with his time and tai
cnts for charitable work
Asked how many such causes
he works for each year, he
shrugged: Il work whenever I'm
needed
sammy left this week for q
thlee-wcck engagement in South
America.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22
Second Baptist Church
Observes z25h anniversary

Second Baptist Church of De.
troit is celebrating the l25th An
niVersary cf the Church and the
l4ih Anniversary CT the pastor,
Rev. A. A Banks. Jr., during the
month Of April. The Theme for
this years Observance IS The
Years With Christ"
Iiighlighting the program will
be History and Bowling Nights,
and Senior Citizens Night Sun
day, April 23rd the Rev. L. l..
Harrison, pastor, Shiloh Baptist
Church Washington. ID. {. will
be guest speaker and April seth
the Rev ID. f. Kins. Mt Zion
BAPTIST Church. Louisville. ny.
Other outstanding persons APP
pearing on our program are Judge
Elvin Davenport, Mr.. Robert
Baumgartncr, Asst Principal.
Cass Tech Mr. Oryil left. Prihci-
pal. Cass Tech: Mr.. Willis Ward,
Asst. us District. Attorney;
Dr. Charles Jones. First Baptist
Church, Wyandottc. Mich; Mrs.
Anna J Bryant; Mr. Frank Angelo
Editor, Detroit Free Press; Mrs
S. S. AshboIdt; DR.. Broadus But
Ter. Dean, College Liberal Arts,
Wayne University; Mr. l.. c.
Blount, Pres. Great Lakes Mutual
Life Insurance Company and DR..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22

ciplcship, he calls us to SER
vice
we are Marching to Zion,
was the congregational hymn
prior the sermon.
The special guests were 80
boys of the Philadelphia Boys
Club, under the direction of Carl
Woods.
The Chancel Choir furnished
the songs under the direction
of James Frazier, Jr., Lamar
Webb was the soloist for the
choir
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22

Sammy. then appearing for a
weeks engagement at the Elm
wood Casino, Windsor, Canada,
pinched their checks, autograph
cd their cards and slips of paper,
mugsed, cut a few dance steps,
and posed to be photographed
with them.
u was all part of the Foster
Child Week proclaimed officially
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22
CHURCH NEWS

~ JAMES ALFRED BUTLER
Peoples Community Church is
taking another step forward by
sponsoring weekly broadcast
over radio Station WCHB.
The Johnson {. Smith Uni
vcrsity Choir will appear in con.
cert Sunday evening, April %,
in the Woodward Avenue Presby-
tcrian Church, Woodward at Phi.
ladelphia. The concert Is spon-
sored by the Detroit alumni
chapter of the North Carolina
College. The touring choir con-
sists of approximately "a persons,
selected from larger group of
about rs members, who are heard
every Sunday at IL am. on the
Johnson c. Smith University cam
pus in Charlotte, N. c. Christie
phcr w. Kemp is director Of the
university choir.
Mrs. Lille Gay. president, an
nounccd that the Missionary
Society at Mt. Gilliard Baptist,
5000 Bagley. will hold an all-day
program and dinner on Sunday,
April 30. The Rev. Luke Hall
is pastor.
Councilman William T. Pat
trick was guest speaker at the
Nursery Boards annual banquet
at Chapel Hill Baptist church
Sunday evening. The Rev. Roy A.
Allen is minister.
Ground-breaking ceremonies
were held Sunday for the Pilgrim
Baptist Church, Binder at erik
The Women's Council of Metro
dale. Rev. w. J. eileen is pastor.
poIitan District held its regular
monthly meeting at Chapel Hill
Baptist Church, $685. Maybury
Grand Thursday.
Morehouse Glee Club of Atlanta
Ga. will appear in Detroit on
April 81 at 800 pm. at the Metro
poIitan Baptist Church, 14th at
Bucna Vista. A special invitation
is extended to Morehouse Alum
nus. Rev. Charles Butler is the
minister of Metropolitan Baptist,
and Henry c. Rogers, general
chairman, and Mrs. Annette l.
Clardy, co-chairman.
i u
A benefit bridge and whist
party will be given by the Cour-
tcsy Club of Peoples Community
Church on Saturday. May 20, at
the Lucy Thurman YWCA. The
time is set for 7:30 pm. Florence
Stroh is chairman; jennie M.
Harris. corresponding secretary.
Blanche Brown is the president
OF the group.
An inspirational meeting is
planned for Sunday, April 80.
the New Jerusalem Church of
God in Christ. r. A. Taylor, Jr.
is president; F. A. Moore, secre-
tary; ]. L. Packnet, corresponding
secretary; F. r. Perkins, chairman
of program. Bishop w. A. Pat
terson Is minister.
4
Francis A. Gregory. assistant
superintendent for Industrial and
adult education. District of Column
bia Public Schools, Washington,
DC, will be the guest speaker
for the 1l:00 am. worship service
at St. John Presbyterian Church,
l41O Jos Campau at Clinton street,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22
BY Chester Higgins

The small Try of the ChiIdren's
Aid Society, 81 w. Warren, were
remarkably quiet last week when
Sammy Davis, Jr., one of the
worlds great entertainers drop
ped in for brief visit.
About Is of the tots, the ma
jority of whom were Negro,
dutifuly sat in their chairs as
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22
WE ARE CHALLENGED: Be STRONG OR BE SPLIT

" will take Eastern Europe then the of ASIA then
will encicIe the United States We will have to attack
will fall like overripe fruit into hands"-lENN
Communism is relentless Its tactics vary Its aim does not The
tally sheet Of tyranny testimony to that.
Look back but fifteen years. The worlds Communist
thy Soviet Russia 10 million people and million square
miles, Today the Soviet empire dominates Is million square
miles and 800 million people, Communism. driving uthessN.
has become master Of oneourh the globe Of mankind
Look ahead Listen to todays prophets:
THE Communists will destroy capitalism. -"
a.. the day viii come when we will bury YOU"
g.. your children will live in Communist society,"
Communism pusues plan with iron purpose That plan
split from freedoms Split from the among
ourselves Split the inner strength Of process
That strength your power free individual How you use
FREE DIGEST Of the Report Of the Prssi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22

Sunday, April Is. Gregory will
speak on the subject, Church
man and the Community Con-
science"
An electrical engineer and
former instructor al Tuskegce In
stitute. Gregory is a graduate of
the Case Institute of Technology
and received the Master of Sci
ence Degree from the Massachu.
setts Institute Of Technology. He
Is credited with drawing up the
blueprint plans for school inte-
grafton in the Nations Capital. He
serves as chairman of the Super
intcndent's Committee on HUI
man Relations.
Excelsior Choir of the Oakland
Baptist Church sponsored the
"spring fashion-show" held Sun
day at the church, 317 Harper
avenue. Many of the hats worn
in the show are designed and
made by Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson,
wife Of the pastor. and Mrs. Mary
Rudolph Smith is president; the
Rev. William Wilson. pastor.
A musical festival will be held
at the Greater First Baptist
Church on Sunday. April 20. The
program will include the Golden
Tones, the Elmneers. the Sena-
tional Violneers, Wright Specials,
Mary Frazer Jones, Doris Hemp
hill. Elder w. X. Harris, Della
Robinson, Viola Soreters and
Pearl Humidity. Appearing also
will be the Mellenetts, The Berger
Family, Clouds of Joy, Luther
Banks, Mt Carmel Quartet. Mat
tie Clark Singer, the Rev. Ralph
J. Boyd's choir. the Hilltoneers.
the Scott Singers, the Gospel
Clark and Thomisenc Woods. Mrs.
Echotts, James Cleveland, Matte
l.. Franklin and Mrs. c. Berger
are sponsorers, the Rev. j. j.
Woods is pastor.
y
st. Paul AME Zion Church's
men members will celebrate their
annual day with a program Sun
day. May 81. Richard Gray. gen.
eral chairman, said that the key
adviser is DR.. Willim c. Audrey,
the minister at st. Paul AME
Zion church. Charles Roby is CO.
chairman: Zimmeriat Bray, trea-
surer; William Pryor; secretary;
John Talbert, patron chairman.
Captains of the financial groups
are DR.. William c. Audrey, Gray,
Charles Roby. Carl Lamar, And
rev Lee. Robert Dotson, Otis
Cayles, John Wilson, William
Wright. William Mann. Paul Love,
Irwin Smith. Ellis Burks and L.
c. Moffitt. Gray stated that the
financial goal is $4,000.
=
Mrs. Mozelle Buckley, designer
and model, who is general chair
man of the Sixth Annual Fashion
Show, sponsored by the Choir
No. 2 of East Lake Baptist Church,
announced the date for Sunday,
April %. The affair will be held
on the stage of Franklin Settle
ment from 3 pm. to 6 pm. Mrs
Eta Duckworth, publicity chair
man, reports there will be guest
models sharing the spotlight in
"Around-the-Clock" show.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22

many of his observing facts on
his return from Ten City, Tenn,
of the great need of the share
troopers with dependent chill
dren.
Send mali 10 1864 Mitchell,
Detroit; e/o Missionary Workers
Home.
CALL TIE. l-l734 or TT. 6-2477
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-04-22

J }. McClendon.
Services will also be held each
Wednesday al 1880 pm. in the
Church Sanctuary.
We hope that you will be able
t. attend these services.
Evening star., 1961-03-21

would increase the fragmen-
tation Of our society,"" the
council said.
In another resolution
adopted by the convention,
the council urged home rule
as well as suffrage for the
three-quarter million resi-
dents Of the District Of Co
lumbia.
The council said District
Of Columbia residents should
be given the right to conduct
local affairs through locally
elected representatives.
It added:
Citizens Of the District Of
Columbia accept all the re-
sponsibilitieS Of citizenship,
but have no elected repre-
sentatives to speak for them.
Their affairs are con-
Quoted by members Of Con-
greSS whose own constituents
do not expect them to devote
time to running a municipal
government"
Evening star., 1961-03-21
Dr.. Berger
May Be
Governor
BY the Associated Press

DR.. Marie Cole Berger, a
career Federal official, yes
terday was reported in line
to be appointed Governor of
American Samoa. If ap-
pointed, she would become
the first woman Governor of
an American territory, In
terror Department officials
said.
Mai. Eric ]. Scanlon, a
career military officer who
was reared in Samoa and is
part Samoan, was reported
under consideration for gov
ernment secretary of Samoa.
These appointments usual
ly are made by the Secretary
Of the Interior, with ap-
proval Of the President, and
do not require Senate con-
firmation.
Peter Tall Coleman, who
was the first native to be-
come Governor of American
Samoa, has been designated
administrator Of the Mature
district in the Pacific trust
territory.
Miss Berger was born in
Chicago in 1914. Since 1866
she has been program oper-
ations officer for the Near
East and South Asia regional
office Of the International
Cooperation Administration.
She entered Government
service as an attorney after
earning q doctor Of laws de-
gree from the University of
Chicago in 1887. Her first
duty in the Interior Depart
ment was specializing in le-
gal matters involving Samoa
and other areas administered
by the Office Of Territories.
Scanlon is q great-grand-
son, of q Boston Irishman
who emigrated to Samoa
and married a Polynesian.
He was born May 81, 1919,
in New Zealand but his fam
lily returned to Samoa before
his second birthday.
He entered active Army
duty September IL, 1910. He
now is provost marshal Of
Mcguire Air Force Base near
Trenton, N. j.
Evening star., 1961-03-21
Antiques Are Expensive
Britannica Annual Lists Auction Prices

time after arriving In New
York yesterday and set about
touring several museums.
Last evening she and her
sister dined with MIR. and
Mrs. Charles WrightSman.
Mrs. WrightSman is q mem
ber Of Mrs. Kennedy's Arts
Committee.
This evening Mrs. Kennedy
and her sister and brother
in-law will have dinner with
Mrs. T. Reed Vreeland before
going to the City Center
Ballet. Also in the party will
be United. Nations Ambas-
sador Stevenson.
Evening star., 1961-03-21
President CongrotuIotes
Group on Anniversary

PITTSBRUGH, Mar. 81
(AP). - President Kennedy
sent a congratulatory mes
sage to a convention of the
National Council Of Jewish
Women today praising the
council on its 50th anniver-
Sary for its program Of social
action.
At the same time, Presi-
dent Kennedy urged the
council to continue the same
dedicated effort" in the
future.
The Presidents message
noted the organizations 80
years Of labor on behalf of
constructive social action"
but added "the next so years
are more important to us
today"
President Kennedy cited
such future challenges as the
education and development
Of children and a sound sys-
tenn of health insurance
Evening star., 1961-03-21

under social security. He
said the mark of civilized So
ciety is the manner in which
it treats its elder citizens.
The message also stated
that $50 long as we have 25
million Americans living in
Sub-standard housing we have
an unfinished agenda."
At yesterdays session, the
council adopted a resolution
opposing Federal aid to pri-
vate elementary and second
ary schools. The council said
such aid would violate the
tradition that Americans may
not be taxed to support an
establishment Of religion.
Federal aid to private ele-
mentary and high school edu-
cation would be divisive and
Evening star., 1961-03-21

sitting in on sales in New
York.
The high-priced furniture
mentioned earlier included q
Thomas Tompion long-case
clock. $11, 400; a Louis XIV
black and gold lacquer SER
pentine commode with bronze
dore by Jacques Caffieri,
$48,000; a marquetry petite
table by Bernard van Risen
Burgh, $4,000, a desk by the
same master, $4,000.
Author of the article cart
Sales" is Frederick A. Sweet
of the Art Institute of Chi
cago.
Mrs. Kennedy wasted no