Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-08-26
PORTSMOUTH, OHIO
BY Leroy White
o21-l2th Street

Hello. everybody. We find this
week that the city is flooded with
: visitors, both OF the older and
younger sets.
Here is a list of the former
Mrs. Estella Coleman OF Ches-
vale, Del; Mrs. Minnie Harper,
covirgton. KY; Mrs. George
Locker. Chilicothe. Ohio. mother
OF Dorothy Lucas; Mrs. North. OF
Atlanta, Ca; and MIR. and Mrs.
Charles Woods. of Manchester, o.
Findley Street NJ. 4. Church
At the morning service. Pastor
III. K. Chapman delivered a fine
discourse on the subject THE Man
Who Drove Hard"
A special afternoon service was
held at the church. at which time
~ Rev. p. c. Smith. OF Pleasant
Green Baptist Church. preached.
A home coming dinner will be
held September 2. The pastor urges
that each person attend and help
the church.
Beulah Baptist Church
After the morning services. the.
congregation and pastor went to
the foot of Union street. To baptize
} a candidate in the Ohio River. \
large crowd attended. The service
was conducted by Rev. J. II. Smith.
the pastor.
Allen Chapel A. VI. T.. Church
The $. 5. attendance passed the
100 mark last Sunday. when ~
we're present, % being members OF
Camp Swannee No. >. the c. c. {.
Joseph Sims presented a pro
gram at the church. Aug. "a.
Members are asked not to forget
that the conference is soon to be
held. All are asked to pay their
claims.
Pleasant Green Baptist Church
At the morning service. Pastor
p. c. Smith spoke on the Charm
and Power of the Gospel OF
Christ. THE speaker was eloquent
and his discourse was very in
spring.
AT the evening service. the sub
ject for discussion was Truth
Many young people were present
The public is always welcome AZ
the church.
Younger Set activities
Find That:
A large number of the yourg
folk attended hay ride this week
at Ironton Ohio, the writer being
The Iron City holds quite an at
traction. especially Ruth and lisa
belle Edwards. and Annie May
Mills, the later being one in whom
our own Lawrence Davis is in
terested.
The hay ride. A2wever' had
snothySys "a oess ot<aanc Nm
~ L-uxzS- o. o .s,r, No. v,aw what
happc.i pousiass fth Galloway
and Polly HicnssrIVtp,e seldom still:
and poor Lloyd Parker. had to
watch the pop stand.
Mr. and Mrs Glen Lucas made
their appearance rather late in the
aveninL Bessie Williams SCENE d
quite occupied; Frazier Clark
ard Dorothy Tanner kept the floor
hot; as did Elizabeth Wilson and
Norman Parker; and ! could not
keep up with Odessa Armstrong,
Morris Ellis seemed very busy all
evening. and Mary Jane Melvin
missed but few dances. Oh, and |
must not Orget that Omerle Lind
say was also in attendance; and
last but not least. the added attrac-
lions from Chilicothe and sur
rounding towns. All enjoyed the |
affair immensely.
The visitors here among the
younger bunch are Miss Omerle
Lindsay. Miss W. Brown. OF Blue
field. w. Va. Miss Susan Harper,
and Mr.. Rayford Harper, of Cow
rgton, KY; Mr. and Mrs. Williams
OF Charleston. w. Va. Miss Wash
ington. Of Cleveland. Ohio; and
Misses Betty Jane and Martha An
Furguson. of Ironton, Ohio.
The younger set activities are
being very favorably received, !
would appreciate your remarks
and suggestions, so that the col
umr may improve.
September 8. is the date on
which leave for Chicago. Let us
not forget that our Tribune cir
culation here should reach the 100
mark by that time. The names OF
all paid subscribers will be pub
lished. William Gooden is the first.
VIII yours be next?
So long. until next week.