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Evening star., 1933-12-10

Comdr. James P. Molloy presided at
the meeting OF Col. John Jacob Astor
Camp Monday evening in Stanley Hall,
United States Soldiers Home. Officers
were elected as follows: Commander.
William Perkenson; senior vice COM
mander, Samuel Hart: Junior vice
commander, John E. Griffin; officer of
the day, William Bluemer; officer of
the guard, John Leishman; trustee for
three years, Comdr. James P. Molloy.
The camp authorized donation to the
Puerto Rican Child Feeding Commit
tee. Department Comdr. Charles A.
Strobel addressed the meeting. Fol-
lowing adjournment the comrades at
tended party at Germans Hall. given
under the auspices OF Gen. M. Emmett
Urell Auxiliary.
The regular monthly meeting of
Henry w. Lawton Camp was held on
Monday, Comdr Chauncey L. Davis
being in the chair. The following off,
GERS were elected: Commander, James
R. Henkel; senior vice commander,
Charles E. Hawkins; junior vice COM
mander, Judson T. Mason; officer Of
the day, John Young; officer Of the
guard, George w. Taylor; trustee for
three years, Comdr. Chauncey L.
LAWS, duuiIOI, SudiiCS hiSCi. ocPoit
ment Comdr. Strobel, Vice Department
Comdr. George ". McAlear and Chief
of Staff Samuel j. McWilliams spoke.
President Bessie j. Maddox convened
the meeting of Col John Jacob Astor
Auxiliary Tuesday evening. Officers
were elected as follows: President,
Bertha Fitzgerald; senior vice presi-
dent, Josephine jenkins; junior vice
president; Mrs. j. B. Ercholtz; chap
lain, Mrs E. w. Friersman; patriotic
instructor. Mrs. B. w. Craig; historian,
Mrs D. R. Wells; conductor, Margaret
Fitzgerald; assistant conductor, Mil
dred Rhodes; guard, Cecilia Fitz-
gerald; assistant guard, Mrs. T.. R..
Hope; color team, Mary Windsor,
Florence Kuell, E. T. Rhodes and S.
w. Rice.
President Mamie Galpin convened
the semi monthly meeting of Henry w.
Lawton Auxiliary held Friday evening.
Officers were elected as follows: Pres
ident, Nellie Garner; senior vice pres
ident, Gertrude Dolan; Junior vice
president, Albertine Houston; chap
lain, Lora Hill; historian, Cora jack
son; conductor, Helen Grissam; assist
ant conductor, Marjorie Grissam;
guard, Frances Laughton; assistant
guard, Margaret Schuler. The next
meeting will be held on Friday, when
the auxiliary's fourth birthday will be
celebrated.
President Gretta w. Ludwig an
nounces Gen. Nelson A. Miles Auxii-
ary Drum and Bugle Corps will give a
party Friday evening at 8 @ street
northeast.
The Presidents Club will meet We'd
nesday evening at the home of Past
President Emma r. Tull, 424 First
street southeast. Mrs. Tull will be as
sisted by several members of the club.
All members desiring to be present
should notify the club president, Sec
retary or Mrs. Tull prior to that time.
President Lillian Copley reports the
meeting tomorrow evening of Col.
James S. Petit Auxiliary will be con-
vened at 8 o'clock for election of
officers.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
Organized Reserves

Maj. Gen. Paul B. Malone, command
ing general of the Sd Corps Area, will
be the speaker at dinner and dance
given by members of the I'd Squadron,
306th Cavalry. at the Carlton Hotel,
December Is. Col. John Philip Hill,
commanding the regiment, will be toast
master. All members of the 306th Cav
airy and the SAD Cavalry Division are
requested to attend. Checks should be
made payable to Lieut.. Carroll Wright
and mailed to Headquarters. I'd Squad
ron, 306th Cavalry, Room 500 NUM-
tions Building, this city.
District Reserve headquarters are con-
cerned over the lack Of applications
from local inactive Reserve officers for
Evening star., 1933-12-10
American Legion

meet Tuesday night at the Twelfth
Street Y. M. G. A. at 8:15 o'clock. AL
colored World War veterans are in
vited 10 become members Of the post
A membership drive Is in progress and
three prizes will be awarded IN Feb
ruary to the members who bring In
the greater number of members.
The Drum and Bugle Corps will par
ticipate in a parade in Alexandria, Va,
next wednesday night.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
Meetings This week.

Mondays pm, Front Line
Post, 808 / street; Front Line
Post Auxiliary, Central High
School; Federal Post Auxiliary,
1926 Massachusettstave
Tuesdays pm, National
Capital, Pythian Temple; Ma
tional Capital Post Auxiliary,
Pythian Temple; Admiral Robert
E. Peary Ship, Eleventh and l.
streets; Advance Post, Continen-
tai Hotel.
Wednesdays PM, Columbia
Post, 1926 Massachusetts, avenue;
Defense Post, 2030 Rhode Island
avenue northeast; Overseas Mill
tary Band. Drum and Bugle
Corps, National Guard Armory,
Evening star., 1933-12-10
Signals Stop Horse.

Running away In q crowded street IN
Nottingham, England, q dray horse
evaded capture until 1t reached an au-
tomato traffic signal, then stopped
short when the lights turned from
green to red.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
War Gun to Be Sold.

Because 1t Is believed to have q bad
moral effect on boys. q German field gun
captured in 1917, is to be sold by Glen
dale, England.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
Spanish War Veterans

MEETINGS THIS WEEK.
CarhpA.
Tuesday-Col. James S. Petit,
921 Pennsylvania avenue south
east.
AuxiliarieS.
Monday-Col. James s. Petit,
Naval Lodge Hall.
Friday-Henry w. Lawton, $50
H street.
Evening star., 1933-12-10
Salmon Trade Increases.

Salmon shipped from Alaska in Sep
tember was valued at 81 SOC, 900 more
than IN the corresponding month Of
1882.
Evening star., 1933-12-10

Meetings This Week.
Monday-Quentin Roosevelt Post,
No. IL, Potomac Boat Club,
$3.50 pm; Bureau of Engrav-
ing and Printing Post, No. %,
7l3 D street, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1933-12-10

The James Reese Europe Post wiz
Evening star., 1933-12-10

Des HUT Chapeaux ct Quarnate
Femmes, Salon No. IA Departmental,
viii hold its reception and dance at the
Marine Barracks, December %, in honor
..of the American Legions District schol-
arship students, for which the invita-
tions are now being issued.
Henry C. Nestor Of the Police Post
will be the soloist on the program dur
ing the reception from to $50. Many
distinguished guests from the members
of the Senate and House District Com
mittees will attend, as well as nationally
known guests. Arrangements are in
charge of the Entertainment and Edu-
cation of War Orphans Committees,
with Mrs. Rose Hidde and Mrs. Freddy
de les Dernier as co-chairmen, and the
following: Miss Eunice Dessez, Mrs.
Dorothy B. Harper, Miss Clara Hum
phries, Miss Faustine Dennis, Miss Ina
Strong, Mrs. Anna Elliott, Mrs. Bertha
Shaffer, Miss Ethel Hodges, Miss Fan
S. hewitt, Miss Teresa Paro and Miss
Anna Lee Scale.
A social meeting was held at the
home Of Helen Sprague Brown last
wednesday evening. with Eunice Cox,
Elizabeth Stewart and Sue P. Minis as
co-hostesses.
The Cheerio Committee. with Mrs.
Dorothy Lodge as Chairman, assisted by
Janet McRae, Bess Faine and Marie
Hargy. entertained the boys at Mount
Alto with party.
The Ways and Means Committee
with Miss Mabel stcab as chairman,
held a party a. the Service Club.
The next regular meeting of the salon
will be December 20, at the Hotel
Washington.
The James Reese E11rnne rort ,,ri1]
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-07-29
ECORSE & RIVER ROUGE NEWS

&c. NJ. e. Church. were among the
honor guests.
The Progressive Usher Board
Union will give its annual picnic
August 5, al Huron River Park.
Everybody Is invited
Church Of God In Christ
The convocation of the Church
of God in Christ began Monday,
July "a, at 2135 Mack Avenue, De-
troit. aud will continue until Aug.
3. Everybody Is invited to attend.
Mrs. G. King. OF AIS Holford. Is
still in the hospital.
Mrs. Collins Is planning a trip TO
Ohio, to visit her father who Is m.
Mrs. =. Smith has been very III,
but is improving
Mr.. and Mrs Hawkins are the
proud parents OF fine baby son.
Mother and child are doing fine.
Love and Unity SpIrltualist
Church
On Wednesday a large number
OF members and friends spent
delightful day at the picnic given
under the auspices OF the Sunday
School.
All enjoyed the occasion. Fish
ing. swimming and ball games
were among the features OF enter
tainment. Refreshments of nll
kinds were served.
A number of the visitors pre-
sent were Mrs. Dora Fort. and
Mrs. Lula Palmer. OF Mt Zion Bap-
fist Church: Mrs. Lucille Nelson.
A. NJ T.. Church. of River Rouge:
Mrs. Middle Walker. and Mrs.
Myrtle Hawthorne. of First Bap-
fist; Miss Pearl Perry and others.
from North Detroit.
Sister Murry and Sister Haw-
thorne spent delightful after
noon picking blackberrles.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-07-29
Man Stabbed

The unfaiihfulness of a woman
caused the death of one man ami
the combining in Jail OF another
last "Wednesday morning
Samuel Fowler. Gs97 Scotch
was stabbed and fatally wounded
by Alfred " Smith a. 3Sl5 Nc
Graw Ave, when smith discovered
Fowler and IVY wilson Smiths
sweetheart. in bed together w
Fowler's room early Wednesday
morning smith who had been sus
picious of lyv Wilson's faithful
ness. went TO the scotch Avenue
address and an argument followed
and fowler was stabbed through
the head.
Smith LEFT the scene Of The stab
bling and went To the corner oI
Milford Ave and Grand boulevard
where he called the police.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-07-29
OVER 200 BATHING
BE TIES TO
ENTER CONTEST
Gray stone Gardens 70 Re Scene
Monday, August IA
5000 IN CASH PRIZES

Are you beautiful or are you
beautiful? Don't ask me Just en-
ter that City-wide Bathing Beauty
Contest Monday, Aug. IA. with the
other Bathing Beauties TO decide
who's MISS DETROIT OF 1888"
Bathing Beauties will be there
from throughout the city. $4,000
will be awarded in cash prizes.
Girls may eAroll at headquarters
301 H. Warren any hour from
1000 A. NJ. to 500 =. NJ.
Now who will be crowned Miss
Detroit?'
Two Bands will furnish the mu-
sic Why its our Pride. Howard
Bunts and his Orchestra. and
Brownlee's Debutantees featuring
Slim Branch. What battle IL will
be.
Get your tickets In advance from
the ten clubs I'm the Advance
Ticket Sales Contest watch for
names and Headquarters next
week. 40c. AT Box Office 55c no
tax
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PYTHIANS OF MICHIGAN
ELECT OFFICERS
CONTINUED from Page -

chequer. Flint; Rev. r \ Williams
Grand Prelate. Detroit; Or. J. L..
Henderson. Grand Medical Regis
ter. Detroit: Hon Chas II Ma
honey. Grand Attorney. Detroit:
Sir =. ~ Taryer. Grand Masler-At-
Arms. Flint: Sir NJ G. Harris.
Grand Inner Guard, Detroit: Sir
Ernest Clanton Grand Outer
Guard. Benton IIarbor; Eldow-
ment Board Members: Sir 5. j.
Brown Albion; Sir c. l.. Arm
strong. Pontiac; Auditors Or r.
f. Dawson. Sir Talmage Stropps.
Sir r. T.. Anderson Detroit Trus-
tees Sirs Il r Wilson W II
Griffin, Abraham Middleton. De
toit
Grand Court Officers elected are
as follows
Grand Worthy Counsellor Mrs
Lena l.. Gable. Albion. Grand In
spectrix. Mrs Matte Gray p"-
troll: Grand Inspector, Mrs Char
iotte Johnson. Detroit. Grand Ora
tor Mrs Rosa Matthews. Detroit.
Grand Senior Directress. Mrs Ger
trude Booker Battle Creek. Grand
Junior Directress. Msr. Ella Lee.
Lansing: Grand Register of Deeds,
Mrs. Annie Smith. Detroit; Grand
Receiver of Deposits Mrs Birdie
Wilson. Detroit: Grand Conduc-
tress. Mrs Sarah Winslow. Detroit
Grand ASST Conductress. Mrs
Marie Talbcrt. Detroit. Grand Lee
turer. Mrs Beaulah Irons l.ans-
ing: Grand Herald Mrs Eleaner
Bennett Detroit: Grand Protector,
Mrs Laura owens. Detroit: Grand
Escort. Mrs Marie Warren. De
troit: Grand Trustee Mrs Fannie
Johnson, Detroit Grand Trustee
Mrs Mamie IlalI Detroit Grand
Trustee. Mrs Ella Lee Detroit
Grand Juvenile Mairon. Mrs Josie
Brown. Detroit
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-07-29
In The Garden
BY Herbert r. McFadden
Landscape; Cardener)
PLANT DISEASES

Plant diseases are either caused
by bacteria or fungi The flung
are probably responsible for the
largest number OF diseases OF
plants. Every portion of the plant
Is subject to disease, which may
be manifested In number of
parts at once.
The following are some OF the
symptoms exhibited by diseased
plants: Rot the effect produced
when "A considerable portion. usu-
ally of fleshy plant part, is rap
idly killed, We may have soft rots.
hard rots. dry rots and wet rots.
RIOTS of stems are called stem rots,
rots of roots, root rOts. etc.
Blight the effect caused by q
rapid killing OF tissues. and usu-
ally refers TO leaves and shoots
Spot a small area of dead it's
sue. There are leaf spots, pod
spots. fruit spots. etc.
Scab superficial injury re-
sulting in corky growth and
cracking.
Canker-a definite dead area In
the bark. usually on stems or OF
limbs of trees.
Wart an irregular out grow.l
from a plant organ leaf. stem OF
root.
Mildew-a white fungous grow
In upon the surface of a plant.
Burn A killing of leaves, es-
pecially at edges or tips.
Smut black. powdery mass.
while a rust usually consists of
reddish to brown powdery pus-
tules.
All methods of controlling plant
diseases are based upon four prin-
ciples: exclusion. eradication. pro-
lection and immunization. Exclu-
sion Is a matter of preventing the
introduction of disease producing
fungi. bacteria and the like
into a given locality. Eradication
refers to the removal of diseased
part befort it spreads over the en-
tire plant. Protection methods in
clude the spraying with different
chemicals ImmunIzation Involves
the selection and the breeding oi
varieties of plants. which are re-
sistant to certain diseases.
Among the fuglcides used tc
protect plants from diseases. by
spraying busting them upon INK
foliage or fruit are bordeaux mix
ture. lime. sulphur solution. ant
sulfur In finely ground form.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-07-29
Ypsilanti News

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fletcher
entertained last Sunday. In honor
OF Mr.. Fletcher's sister.
The Palm Leaf Club were hosts
at an entertainment given in hon
or of Rev. and Mrs. Mcdonald, OF
Kansas City. a former pastor OF
Brown Chapel Church. The affair
was given at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Carter.
The Musical Gems have started
their third years work. AT their
recent election of officers. the fol-
lowing were elected: r. Brown.
reelected president; Mrs. Will
liams. business manager.
Little Evelyn and Clara Alice,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Fletcher. spent last week with
their aunt In Detroit
Mrs Alma Redding. OF Conant
Gardens, Detroit. is spending a few
days with Misses Elizabeth and
Irene Duncan.
Misses Evelyn Soloman and
Margaret Cummings of Detroit
made brief visit to Ypsilanti re-
Gently
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson have NOV
ed from Harriet street. to 4O2 s.
Washington street. The formers
mother is still confined to bed by
illness.
Mrs. NJ. Nealy entertained Satur-
day. July %. in honor of Rev. and
Mrs. Mcdonald. at their home. 502
Hawkins street. Other guests pre-
sent were Rev and Mrs. Rhononee,
and Ms Margaret Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Kersey recently
spent few days in Detroit.
Rev. and Mrs. Carr. of 2nd Bap-
fist Church. entertained Rev and
Mrs. Mcdonald and their little son,
booker r. The two ministers are
old friends of long acquaintance.
Rev. and Mrs Tate OF Detroit,
visited Rev. and Mrs. Carr, Sun
DAY, July 16.
!. Second Baptist Church. -.
Rev. Mcdonald preached an in
spring sermon at 2nd Baptist |
'hurch. Sunday evening, July 1G
Rev. Carr. president of the build
IRIS union. will be out OF town Sat
friday and Sunday July 20 and 30.
lie will attend the session of the |
builders union. which will be held
Il Inkster.
Rev G. Robinson will preach the |
morning sermon. in Rev. Cars |
absence. A spicy program will be |
rendered at 2nd. Baptist in the
evening.
Sunday School at the church Is
leld at $3.50 a. m. DIR. Perry, sup
The Is. Y. p. IT, is at 6
p. m. Evening service opens at
1880 D. IN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davenport have
moved from Harriet street, and
are now making their home with
Mrs. Tolar. Mr.. Tolar has been i'll,
and is still confined to bed.
Mrs. Izola Foley was elected de-
legate from the b. Y. y. U. to at
tend the Builders Union. The de-
Iegates from s. s. are the Misses
g. Bronson and Marion Perry Mrs.
0. Davenport will represent the
church. The Sunshine Band will
also be represented by as many
as possible. and Miss
Bessie Jones will play for them.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-07-29

by Mrs. Sarah VI. Vaughn

Mrs ]. NJ. Tiller. an active mem
Der OF Corinthian Baptist Church
is spending her vacation with hei
mother i'm Georgia.
Corinthlan Baptist Church
The Sunday School and b. Y. p
t. gave their annual picnic al
Belle Isle. Saturday. July %. Al
unusually large crowd attended
and all spent a pleasant day.
Last Sunday morning. tho
church auditorium was filled to
capacity, and the pastor. Rev Is
W. Lockett. preached a very in
spring sermon.
The members OF the church arc
busy working in interest OF the
rally which will close Sunday, July
30.
st. Peters 4. VI. r. Zion Church
The first quarterly meeting held
last Sunday. was great success
under the leadership of the new
pastor. Rev. J l.. Moore. The pre-
siding elder preached both morn
ing and evening The afternoon
meeting was well attended. repre-
sentatives being present from all
Zion churches In the city.
The wife and daughter of the
pastor arrived in the city last
Wednesday, and are domiciled in
the parsonage.
Mrs Peden. native member of
St Peters Church. is attending
the grand chapter of Eastern Stars
converting in Jackson. Mich.
Quinn Chapel 4 VI. T.. Church
Despite the warm weather Sun
day morning. many children and
grown-ups made their way 10
Quinn Chapel The Rev. NJ j
IIendrieth preached from the text,
THE Harvest Is Great. But The
Lobarers Are Few" The congre-
cation was inspired by the mes
sage.
In the afternoon. the pastor and
choir of Quinn Chapel were the
guests of Rev s. ID. Ross, Pastor
Of shiloh Baptist Church Detroit
Rev. lIendrieth preached and his
choir sang God blessed the occa-
sion.
our standard s. s. Teachers
Course has been opened |
It the church. with Rev. lIendrieth |
IS graduate instructor. The class |
meets every Friday at p. m.
Mrs. Katie Cheatham was the
seek end guest OF Rev. and Mrs |
VI j IIendrieth.
The JOY Makers Club gave their |
annual picnic AT Belle Isle last
Sunday. The members and their
friends spent very pleasant dav.
The Stitch And Chat Club met at
the home of Mrs Peden. to reorga-
nize. Mrs. Peden was elected presi-
dent; Mrs Gay. secretary; Mrs.
Ida Parker. treasurer. The club
meets each Wednesday afternoon.
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-07-29

Hamilton was evidently kneeling
in PRAYER when death came
The body OF the aged man was
taken 10 the County Morgue
where IL viii remain until funer-
al arrangements are made.
The licensed is survived by a
daughter in Greenwood. Mississip-
pi AIR INNS former home town;
and brother in 81 Louis. Mo The
brother is expected To come TO De-
trOit for the remains
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First Baptist Church

The church enjoyed a fine SER
vice at the morning and evening
sessions last Sunday. Pastor Da-
Wis preached on both occasions.
One new member, Mr.. Hubert, was
added.
The Usher Board Union Is plan
mig to give picnic August 8. at
HuOn River Park. All are welcome.
Tho choir union gave fine pro-
gram Sunday, at Union Baptist
Church. Mr. McIllwain is president
OF the union.
Miss Colleen Fleming giving a
picnic. July 2S. for the benefit of
the contest at First Baptist
Church. The picnic will be at Belle
Isle.
The Builders Union will con-
vene at First Baptist Church. at
Inkster. Miss Lovely Flamer was
elected as delegate from First
Baptist Sunday School.
Mrs. Jennie O'Neil. of Detroit.
spent the weekend at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Johnson, on
18th street, while attending the
Union District Association. She
enjoyed a wonderful visit with her
old friends.
Mrs. Marion is still i'll at Ford's
Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jackson,
Mrs. Craft, and Mrs. Hewell, all Of
Crosse Isle. Mich, spent n delight
full Sunday afternoon at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hawthorne
OF Ecorsp
Detroit tribune. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1933, 1933-07-29

aPappy" Robinson. 1878 LabeIle

The Annual Piano Recital of
Mrs. A. G.. Toles. which was held
I'm the auditorium of the willard
School. on Friday the 2lst, was
great success. The renditions of
the students were presented In
unique fashion Mrs. TOles con-
Quoted the program in her own in
dividual and pleasing manner. The
presentations OF the advanced
students were especially common
dable. and. lest we forget. the ef-
forts OF the younger students were
deeply appreciated by the enthuis-
astic audience Miss Fowler OF the
Y. w. c. A. gave very inspiring
talk. Mrs. liardiman and Mrs.
Glover spoke very encouragingly
also. as did Rev. S. w. Bankhead.
pastor OF the church under whose
auspices the recital was held. Well
congratulations Mrs. Toles on a
very entertaining program.
Oh yes. must say that the
kids Party" given by the High
land Park Girls Athletic Club at
the home OF Mrs. Eva German OF
1867 LaBelle. on Friday the 2ist,
certainly was Vow The
members and visitors were all
dressed as kids and everyone had
woderful time. The officers OF
the club. Miss Alma Butler, Pres.
Miss Lois Butler. Vice Pres. Miss
Christine Durant. Sec'y; and Miss
victta Cole as Treas certainly de-
serve much credit.
The Jewel Bridge Club with Mrs.
Nina Davis as Pres; Miss L. Gil
lard. Vice-Pres.; Miss Eunice
Potter. as Sec'y; and Mrs. Sally |
Frazier. Treas; meet every Thurs
lay evening at the home OF Mrs.
Glover of 1851 LaBelle.
The young people of the Thorn
son Ave. Baptist church have
started Junior Church. They
meet meet every Tuesday evening
Il the church! which is located at
3734 Thomson. Every fourth Sun
lay, the young people take com
'lete chage of the entire services.
having one of their own group
81 in the capacity as minister
his particular honor falls to Mr.
,dward Lyons of l5446 18th The
res Of the Junior is Mr.. Flora
ellie Williams. the Nice-Pres. is
Iiss Mary Williams. the Sec'y is
Iiss Reba Smith. and Treas Mr..
Inward Lyons, and the Critic OF
he organization is Miss Alma
'utler. Well. much success TO you
Dung people.
The willing Workers Club. with
heir newly elected Pres. Rev. G.
= Monroe. will meet at Deacon
ierman's at 1929 LaBelle Tuesday
1t 500 r. NJ.
The Everready Club under the
leadership of Mr.. c. G.. Mayson are |
featuring the Correct Singers Nm
Thursday night. S;l5 y.
W.. at the Thomson Ave. Baptist
'hurch These clubs of the church
AVE proven success
ST. Luke A. M T. Church, cor.
Trumbull and LaIIelle; Rev. W. T.
alexander. Pastor. Sunday School
30 Church Services II 100; a. G.
J. League $50 p. NJ. Evening
services 7.3O; Wednesday. r. NJ.
'rayer Services; Junior Choir.
tuesday and Friday to G Senior
'hoir Friday. 500 p NJ.
Highland Park NJ. f.. Church. 1898
.aBelle. Rev. S. w Bankhead.
'astor. Sunday School 1000 a. NJ.
'hurch 1900 A. NJ; Junior Lea
ne 600 p. NJ. Epworth League
90 Church Services. 500 r. NJ
'rayer Services Wednesday 500
,. M-Choir Practice Friday 500
, Nj ninuar nj Church Sat & 90 |
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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS

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SPECIAL NOTICE

All Night Clubs, Cabarets,
Hotels and Restaurants-The
SUPREME LINEN SUPPLY CO.
STAT Hastings St.
is at Your Service Day or Night,
for Waitresses' Aprons, Coats,
Napkins. Table Tops or Cloths.
Phone Columbia 1886
SERVICE is OUR MOTTO
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RIVER ROUGE
Union Baptist Church

The various auxillaries Of the
church gave a banquet last Thurs
day night. I'm honor of their pas
tor, Rev. f.. G. COPELAND. who has
Just returned from brief stay In
Chicago. DR.. s. p. Milton, Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace. OF North Detroit.
and Rev. Whitsit, pastor OF Fews