Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-12-09

huhhbkifihb hibht Win ddht
and feather party at Birdhurs
Center. Those receiving prize
were as follows: Miss Mary Bow
den, first prize, turkey; Miss Flor
ence. second. duck; Miss Neva
third chicken.
All who missed seeing thu
basketball game between the n
y. Globe Trotters and Central Biz
Five, Thanksgiving night. missed
real treat. II was a fast and ex-
citing contest. A number OF Garfield
Williams friends were present tc
see him In the lineup but he fail
ed TO appear. Among those in at
tendance from s Mile Road were
Mesdames Amelia Lewis. Dorothy
Miller, Pauline LaBond and Messrs
John Shepherd, Ike Holloway, Bill
Donauhue, Isaac Hood, Charlie
LaBond, William Fletcher, Charles
Harris, Theodore Lewis. The lat
ter sang with the orchestra.
The first local basketball game
OF the season Will be held at Bird
hurst Center Friday, Dec. s. A
dance will follow the game.
Grant School +. T. A. will hold
their first whist tournament. Sat
urday, Dec. 9. at the school. Prizes
will be awarded the winners. A
dood prize will also be given to the
lucky patron. The money raised
will be donated toward the pur-
chase Of Christmas candy and
fruits for the school children.
Everybody is invited. Come and
bring your partner.
The members OF the Peoples
Burial Association extend their
heartfelt sympathy To the bereayed
family OF our deceased member,
Mrs. Mary Finley. The funeral was
held last week. The pail bearers
we're Mesdames +. Williams. l..
Taylor, T. Crump. A. Taylor, Me
Ripley and l.. Williams.
~. Augustine Episcopal Church
; Mile Road and Kentucky
Special ervlces were held at
he church on Thanksgiving Day.
nd they were largely attended. All
eemed TO feel the spirit of
and entered into tho
'orship with reverence and praise.
The priest. Father Lewis, gave a
ne sermon and communion ser
ice. All the members brought
for the needy. and the
'Omcn OF the church packed the
which were delivered by
he men OF the brotherhood OF ST.
andrews. Fourteen baskets were
ent out by the Episcopal City
lission, and four from the church
o needy families in the community.
)ne box of canned food was sent
o the City Mission. The lovely
lowers from the altar were sent
% one OF the shut-in mmebers.
There Will be a parish meeting
on Wednosday evening, MT f'So
o'olsel. Yof members and prospec-
tive IntlfNers are urged to be pre-
sent.
The Confirmation Class meets
every Thursday at 4 p. m. All can
dIdates are requested to be present.
The Detroit Tribune is a wide
awake. newsy and reliable paper,
which every member OF our group
in this community should read each
week.
Mrs. J. w. Cathey, Of Memphis,
Mich. is visiting her son and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Evans, OF
Ilcne street.
Miss Geraldine Richard, Alb
North End, sprained her ankle re-
Gently and is confined to her home.
Ozel Wells, PCS Gardenlanc. is
home from Camp Custer.
The winning copy of the Detroit
Tribune sold by j. c. Bryant at
Mile Road last week, was won by
Mrs. Josie Thomas. The number
was 81
Mrs Gertrude Williams, 2OS
Gardenlane avenue, Ferndale'
Mich. won second prize OF $50 at
the Western Union employees as
sembly party Nov. "a.
Church of God In Christ
2Ol75 Indiana Ave.
Last week. the Thanksgiving
meeting was conducted by the yo-
cal class. OF which Mrs. Irene
Owens Is president. Monday nights
sermon was delivered by Brother
Braptley, his text being Il see
Jesus. Acts 7:55.
Tuesday night. the sermon was
preached by Rev. G. Owens, text
Matt. 1916. The Wednesday even
ing sermon was delivered by the
pastor Rev. c. l.. Anderson
Thursday evening, program
was rendered by the Vocal Class
Mrs Irene Owens, president; Mis-
M. Pope. mistress OF ceremonies
Mrs. NJ. Davis gave the welcome
address. The children rendered
lovely Thanksgiving program. =
sermon followed by Pastor Ander
son.
Rev. Cook preached Friday night
and was followed by Rev. Owens
pastor OF Jesus Only Church.
On Sunday, Rev. F.. Wake
preached at IL q. m. subject, A Bet
ter Home. text St. John 14:1.