The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1933-12-30

a large nuinDev "''e"
Christmas pageant, which was held
at ST. Augustines church, last Sun
day night. 1t was a splendid sue
cess.
The Tess Tram club members
enjoyed a turkey dinner, at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Wat
son, last Monday night, after the
dance at the Birdhurst Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick are deeply
grateful to their many friends foI
donations received for their son
Freeman. who died last Tuesday
night.
The Oriental Tailor Shop. in this
locality, was broken into last Fri
day night. and 26 suits and Z over
coats were taken which were later
recovered by the police: 4 youths
are being held, charged with the
robbery. The owners of the shop
nad the clothing insured.
Every child received gift from
the Community Christmas Tree, al
Birdhurst Center, last Friday night
Birdhurst Junior Is. b. team lost
TO Central, last Monday night, by
the score of is to l3. The first home
game will be played on New Years
night. with the team from Ypsil'
anti. A dance will follow the game
The following persons are assist
ing the Mile Road agent j. C.
Bryant. in gathering local news
They are Mrs. G. l.. Anderson,
2047O Kentucky street; Rev. o. S
Thomas. Mt. Beulah Church, Mrs
Mamie Watson, 2O049 Greenlawn
for M. +. Church; Mrs. o. f.. Girls
by. 20l75 Birwood. for Church 81
God; Mr.. and Mrs. William Flet-
cher. Western street.
During the holidays. the Grant
Schools night classes will be held
at Birdhurst Center. Mesdames Ed
wards and Moses are teachers.
The Cubs basketball team will play
the preliminary game before the
Gary. Ind, Monday, Jan. l., at Cen.
trail Community Center. at Brews
ter. All are invited to come Out
and cheer the boys.
Miss Madlin Nall. a teacher Of
Birmingham, Ala. is visiting hei
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Corliss Jones, 263 Garden
lane.
John Hatten. of Kentucky street
has returned. after an absence
from city for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ships, "a
Parkside, have baby girl, born
Dec. %.
Madame Brown Seaggs. 2016C
Cherrylawn, was called to st. Louis
recently. on account of the illness
Of her brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Johnson, $50
Majestic. lost their 10 months old
infant. who died on Dec. %.
= aMr. AID .1rs. -RuG, Hall. az Re-
lnnaville street. are the proud
parents of a new baby. The infant
died two days after birth.
Tho sick list OF this locality are
Mrs. Mary l.. Jones, 300 Glenlodge
Mrs. O Hall, 31S Rennoville; Mrs.
Mamie Hicks. 104 Parkside; Mrs.
Clcnn. ass Woodside, in Royal Oak
Hospital; Mrs. II. Anderson. 697
Glenlodge: Frank Watkins So Nit
cheldale; Daniel Reaves 432 Wood
side.
MT. RFULAH BAPTIST CHURCH
REV. u. G.. THOMAS Pastor
The church school was we'll at
tended Sunday morning. both ban
ners going to Glass No. s, ]. II
Holloway, teacher.
The II A. M. services were good
and the Yuetide spirit. high. Pas
tor Thomas preached from Isaiah
81, 2subject. The Condition OF
the People Before and After Christ
Rev. Ziegler. the ex-pastor, was
present. He is visiting his family
here.
A fine evening program was
rendered by the S. S. The pupils
seemed to have had the Christmas
spirit. and acted accordinly. The
little tots OF the primary and in
'ormediate departments, rendered
their program first. Mesdames
BROOKS, Collins. and Cowans were
IN charge. Then came the pageant
1.-THE Little Town in Bethlehem
~hich was played by the pastors
wife. Mrs. Alma Thomas. cap
acity crowd attended. and many
failed 10 find standing room.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Tho services all day Sunday
were very inspiring. The pastor
preached The church is proud o.
their pastor, Rev. Theodore viii
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