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Vol. 3—No. 201
PEDESTRIAN INJURED
WHILE JAYWALKING
At 284 Kinnard street, a pedes
trian crossing in the middle of the
block was struck by a motorist
making a “U” turn. Injured was
Katie Arnold, 45, of 284 Kinnard
street, who suffered abrasions of
the right knee, leg and elbow. She
was treated at the Miami Valley
Hospital. The car was driven by
Henry G. Alford, 36, of 7 Upton
place, DeSoto Bass Courts.
"DOC" ROBERTSON DIES
“Doc” Robertson, 45, resident of
the county home, was dead upon ar
rival at the St. Elizabeth hospital
at 11:45 a.m. yesterday. He was
taken to the hospital by police who
removed him from a trolley at Ger
mantown and Lakeview avenue.
Death was attributed to a heart
attack.
“Doc” was the only name by
which Robertson was known. The
body is at Jones Brothers funeral
home awaiting arrival of relatives
or friends.
DIVORCE COURT
Carrie Donaldson, 834 Dennison
avenue, vs. Bishop Donaldson, same
address.
Jacob R. Jennings, Ridgeway
Heights, vs. Catherine Jennings,
148 Sprague street.
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THE
NORWOOD CHRISTIAN
CHURCH NEWS
Rev. E. W. Wilbert, pastor of the
Norwood Christian Church, and his
family returned Tuesday, August
29th, from a two weeks’ vacation.
Rev. Wilbert and family spent one
week of their vacation in Mound
Bayou, Mississippi, with his father,
Mr. Ernest Wilbert. The other week
was spent in Lexington, Kentucky,
attending the national convention
of the Disciples of Christ.
During the absence of Rev. Wil
bert the pulpit of the Norwood
Christian church was supplied by
the Rev. L. H. Haywood, a student
of Wilberforce University. The re
port of the congregation is that
Rev. Haywood did a fine job.
Rev. Wilbert will be in his pul
pit Sunday morning, September 3.
His subject for Sunday morning
will be “The Forks of the Road.”
The Scripture text is found in He
brews 11:24-26. The public is in
vited to hear this subject discussed.
West Side Cabs In
Quarterfinals Tonight
West Side Cabs, defending Class
A softball champions, will play
Johnson Tool tonight at Victory
park in the second game of the first
bracket teams in the quarterfinals
of the local softball tournament.
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ULLKTIN
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DAYTON, OHIO, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1944
"A" RENEWAL FORMS
MUST BE MAILED
All renewal applications for “A”
gasoline ration books must be
mailed to the Montgomery
war price and rationing
Municipal building, Louis
board chairman, reminded
ists.
Final Rifes for Mrs.
Emma Davis Sunday
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DAILIES
county
board,
Mahrt,
motor-
Persons employed at the three
airfields, however, are to clear their
renewals through their own trans
portation committees and are the
only exceptions to the above rule.
The importance of printing or typ
ing your name and address on the
mileage stub at the bottom of the
application was also stressed. He
pointed out that this portion of the
application blank, calling for the
address to which the ration wouk
be mailed, would be used by the
ration boards in mailing rations in
a window-type envelope to the ap
plicant.
Funeral services for Mrs. Emma
Davis, 57, of 2119 Home avenue,
who died Tuesday after an illness of
six weeks, will be held at the Jones
Brothers funeral chapel at 455
West Fifth street, at 2 p.m., tomor
row. Burial will be in Greencastle
cemetery.
CONSTRUCTIVE
PROGRESSIVE
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10.
The Mortgage Burning ceremony
will take place Sunday, September
10, at 3:30 in the afternoon, with
the Rev. Dr. Oliver W. Childers,
pastor of the Charles Street A.M.E.
church, of Boston, conducting the
services. Dr. Childers was pastor
of Wayman a number of years ago,
and it was during his administra
tion that the present edifice was
erected.
The Rev. Dr. Reed will be in the
pulpit tomorrow morning, when the
Holy-Communion is observed.
FAMOUS CHILDREN'S SINGING
GROUP SINGS HERE
The Thresher Wonder Singers,
a group of children, ranging in age
from 9 to 13 years, will present
a musical program ^t Mt. Calvary
Baptist church Sunday afternoon
at 3:30 p.m., and at St. John’s
Baptist church next Thursday eve
ning at 8:30 o’clock.
These children have sung to
audiences of millions throughout
the United States. Their first fame
came when they won first prize on
Major Bowes’ Amateur program,
and at the New York World’s Fair.
They have also appeared in
than 1000 theaters.
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Price 3c
Wayman A.M.E. Church
To Celebrate Final Week
Of Mortgage Redemption
The final week of the Mortgage
Redemption Celebration at Way
man A.M.E, Church will be cele
brated from Monday, September
through Sunday, September 10, the
Rev. Dr. Granville W. Reed, pas
tor of the church, announced today.
The following congregations and
their pastors will conduct services
on the dates noted here. Monday
evening, Allen A.M.E., with Rev.
J. Walker Storms, pastor, as speak
er Tuesday, Bethel Baptist, speak
er not yet designated Wednesday,
Mt. Enon Baptist, Rev. J. L. Mun
dy, pastor, will speak Thursday,
First Wesleyan Methodist, Rev. Je
rome Wilson, pastor, will speak
Friday, Phillips Temple C.M.E.,
the Rev. Dr. M. L. Breeding, pas
tor, will speak.
Bishop R. C. Ransom, of Wilber
force, will conduct the morning
worship service, Sunday morning,
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tors, will participate in the week
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services tomorrow evening will be
a reception for all new members of
the church. Starting at 7:45 o’clock
tomorrow evening will be desig
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