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Newspaper

Hartford Chronicle

Location

Hartford, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1946

Page

3

Funeral Rites for Mrs Veral Black Wallace Held in Middletown

Funeral services for Mrs Veral Black Wallace of Hartford were held on Saturday May 25 at the Doolittle Funeral Chapel. Rev D S Craig of Hopewell Baptist Church conducted the service. interment followed at Indian Hill Cemetery Middletown. Survived by husband Sidney Wallace four sisters three brothers and many friends. The community sends condolences to the family.

Charles C. Garvin Veral Black Wallace Doolittle Wallace Hartford D. S. Craig Hopewell Baptist Church Sidney Wallace Ruth Beck Luella Ruby Mildred Black James, Harris Charles Black

Religious and social notes from Worcester churches and groups

Sunday events at St Matthews Tabernacle and John St Baptist Church feature Rev William M Gibson sermon and music led by Mrs Laura Leak plus readings by Mrs Mattie Matthews. Cheerio Club plans an annual trip to Revere Beach. Anna E Latham Missionary Circle met at Eva Poteat home. Community members ill or recovering include Mrs Hattie Mero and Mrs Lulu Baskerville. AME Zion Men’s Club Indies night hosted Rev and Mrs Wort and guests from New Jersey with readings and piano. Housewarming for Franklin White and Shirley Higginbotham on Liberty Street with many attendees. Mt Olive Church held Rally Day with Bishop Chanan and visiting seniors. John St Baptist choir performed. Revival services announced.

John St. Baptist Church Laura Leak Mattie Matthews William M., Gibson William Kyter Boston Cheerio Club Harriet Clark Clayton Street Revere Beach Anna E. Latham Eva Poteat Mason Street Mary Hampton Prospect Street Hattie Mero Worcester City Hospital Kendrick Avenue Lulu Baskerville Liberty St AME Zion ‘Church Franklin White Shirley Higginbotham Virginia Melissa Harvey Catherine Wright Herman Crossland Wesley Harper Ells Wilson Annie Grant Everett Hampton John ‘St. Baptist Church Susan Murray New Jersey

New Hope Baptist Church Weekly Prayer Service Notes

Boston clergy joined New Hope Baptist Church during the week of prayer. Pastor preached on Testing Our God and Amos, and children sermon on New Things. Four joined. nine baptized after morning service. 21 received Right Hand of Fellowship at 3 pm. Sunday School enrolls 108. BYPU at 6:15 pm. Offerings totaled 150.77 with a 40 building fund donation.

New Hope Baptist Church Clifford L. Miller Boston Amos Richard St. John S. B. Brown Frances Nicholson Thelma Coats

Memorial Day Sermon and Community News in Medford

Medford notices note Rev John F Bailey preached Memorial Day. Fund from Ladies Aid concert turned over to Renovating Committee. Barnett anniversary guests listed. many names. Updates on residents including Martha Booker in Sanitorium and Marguerite Pinkston home bound. Mystic Baptist School Union to plan banquet and picnic to Salem Willows in July. Miss Alys Banks passed College Board exams. unique honor as only colored applicant. Marjorie Erlene Williams to marry Roland E Latham of Winchester. Jimmie Sherwood to be released from Navy and study at Isk University. Sgt Armon Furey to be released later. he is in Hawaii. Bible Class Community Center party held. large attendance. Submissions to NEWS welcome at 96 Harvard Avenue or Ti Jerome Street.

John F. Bailey Ladies Aid Lillian Greene Ethel Chisholm Natalie Jackson Alice Banks Alys John White Virginia M. Barnett John Stuckey B. Carter V. Lynch J. Young Martha Booker New England Stoneham Charles Booker Marguerite Pinkston Mystic Baptist Church School Union Salem ‘Willows Alys Banks Medford High College Board J. Lawrence Williams Jerome Street Marjorie Erlene Roland E. Latham Winchester Jimmie” Sherwood Navy Isk University Armon Furey Hawaii Dolfin Harvard Avenue

Meaning of Life topic at Newton Myrtle Baptist Church

Rev. L. E. Ford delivered the Sunday morning message on The Meaning of Life after Sunday School. Plans were completed for Children's Day exercises and a guest, Miss Lucille Deans of Boston, visited Miss Mary Ellen Turner. Mr Pinkey MecClary died May 21 after a heart attack. George W. Merritt of Newton Highlands received an Air Commendation Ribbon for service in the U S Army Air Corps with praise from Lt Gen N F Twining.

Myrtle Baptist Church L. E. Ford W. L. Cooper Ford Lucille Deans Boston Mary Ellen Turner Pinkey MecClary George W. Merritt Winchester St Newton Highlands South Postal Station U. S. Army Air Corps N. F. Twining Adjutant General’s Office

Woburn Couple Wed in Quiet Garden Ceremony

Caroline Pettie of Woburn married Douglas Johnson of Everett in a ceremony attended by family from Woburn Malden Everett Boston Lowell New York and California. The bride wore pink with matching hat and was given in marriage by her father. Rev Branch of St John’s Church officiated. The couple honeymooned two weeks in Canada and will reside in Everett.

Woburn Maldes Everett Boston Lowell New York California Garland Dodson

Malden Church Hosts Rally and Brotherhood Talks

In Malden Massachusetts a Sunday morning sermon and a Sunday afternoon Spring Rally featured Rev Robert Johnson Smith as speaker and Ralph Hensey of the 92nd Division as Brotherhood meeting speaker. Sheep Jackson one time athlete and sports writer will address the Brotherhood gathering. Deacon Guthrie Hodges chaired the Clean up Committee meeting at the Parish House with refreshments from church ladies. Deacon George Johnson is ill at his Roxbury home. Sallie Stokes named 1946 Church School Mother for attendance. Walter Carrington praised for Gettysburg Address at Memorial Day exercises. Parish House hosts birthday party and a baked bean supper for young married couples on Saturday night.

William “Sheep” Jackson Guthrie Hodges George Johnson Harold Street Roxbury Sallie Stokes Walter Carrington Everett Senior High School

Pleasant Street Baptist Church honors and graduations noted

Westerly Rhode Island services led by Rev FE L Green at Pleasant Street Baptist Church included a May 19 church membership acceptance for Mrs Frank Sebastian. A June 2 praise service by deacons and choir was announced. Andover Newton Theological School commencements run Sunday to Tuesday with a Baccalaureate by President Herrick Alumni Day and Commencement Day. Rev Emmett Leroy Green, pastor, graduates, gifted by Junior Choir. Mr and Mrs Paul Smith returned from a Florida vacation via Washington Philadelphia and Hampton, guests of Clarence Smith. Fortnightly Society met at Orchard House. two new members welcomed Reginald Eleazer and William Sills. Officers elected for six months: vice president Belle Nicholas, assistant secretary Evelyn Rock, assistant treasurer Leila Sebastian, Treasurer Good Time Fund Bertha Cisco, assistant treasurer Sarah Allen.

Pleasant Street Baptist Church FE. L. Green Frank ‘Sebastian Andover Newton Theological School Everett C. Herrick D. D Clarence Smith Fortnidtly Minnie Carter Gertrude ‘Owens Good Time Fund Bertha Cisco G. T. Fund Sarah Allen

AristO Calls In Critics On The Little Foxes

The Aristo Club invited critics to view a Boston YWCA rehearsal directed by Miss Winifred Seymour. Cast members from Bloomer Girl and Harvard and YWCA drama director Lowie Mudgett provided comments ahead of the New England Mutual Hall performance on Tuesday evening June 4.

The Little Foxes Aristo Club Boston Ywca Winifred Seymour Richard Huey Hubert Dilworth David Ware Shubert Theatre Nathaniel Balfour Harvard Lowie Mudgett YWCA New England Mutual Hall Huey Louie Mudgett

Cambridge Vet Basketball and Local Business Boom

Cambridge leader Leroy H. Johnson praises young veterans expanding into business in the university city. He urges older residents to support these vets, citing local shops and services like Wilson and Miller coal and wood, Spooner brothers transportation, Woods Studio, Edwards Variety Store, Lane burial services, and a Cambridge basketball program led by Clyde Dottin with players including Patty Thorne and Oliver Greenidge, coached by Duncan Dottin, while advocating Rawlings’s captaincy potential at Rindge Tech.

Leroy H. Johnson University City Mr. Wilson Mr. Miller Spooner Boys Bertie Dighton Louie Woods Studio Edwards Variety Lane New England Cambridge Carver AC Clyde Dottin Patty Thorne Oliver Greenidge Marcus Haynes Calvin Dottin Jimmy Spencer Duncan Dottin Rawlings

Say It With Verse WHAT PRICE WAR

Edna L. Harrison laments the toll of war on youth and honors Cambridge High and Latin School star John Paredes as a versatile, popular student athlete and gentleman amid reports of his one-man show status and broad talents.

John Paredes Cambridge High and Latin School

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Middletown News AME Zion Z. A. Hart Rev J. J. Banks Meriden Gospel Berlin Portland Little Zion Baptist Church Marie Cutler Ethel Jones Rackliffs Jimmie Wright United Aircraft Girls Bethel Ame Church Wilfred L. Griffith NAACP Middle Street George Gordon Springfield Franklin R. McDew New Britain, Conn Savannah Ely Carter Brooks Ruth Belle Dade John S. Barreau C. Dudley Onley J. Tunstal Parham Trinity Church L A Edwards Jones X. Thomas Louise Barton Cedar Street Bahlam and H. Salkowski New Britain E. Jones F. Patterson Worcester Medford, Mass Newton Malden, Mass Emmanuel Church James L. Jackson Robert Johnson ‘Smith Alberta C. Valentine Ralph Hensey 92Nd Westerly R. I Aristo Edna L. Harrison Charles Allen By T. Melvin Jack, DA Ted Watioy Melvin Taple Jim Steel Ahmi Maksu
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