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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-05-12
PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH
JOS. Campau ut Arndt

At the morning services. sun
day. May 13 Pastor e. M. kaigier
will use as his subject "Woman's
Contribution To A Great Civlhza,
ton At 7:45 D. m. his theme VIII
be. Seeing The End"
Sunday, May 20, at 3:4b p. M
Mrs. Johnnie Mae Reid will pre-
sent the senior choir and compin-
ed rtusical clubs OF the church III
a fine musical program. The pup.
lie is cordially invited to attend
this Pleasant Sunday musicale.
Monday evening. May IA the
church will begin It's ten-day re-
yiyal service. Rev. M. F. Washing
ton, OF Cleveland, will be the
evangelist for these meetings
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QUINN ROAD NEWS
ZION BAPTIST
BY Julius w. Hockaday


The members Of the church are
making united effort To pay off
the balance OF the indebtedness on
the church properly
Friday night. May l. fine play
in the form of q Flower Parade
and a Biblical play. will be pre-
scented The flowers will be made
/ up of Young ladies' of Zion baptist
| The play in one act. rs entitled
The Gift" and features the life
OF Christ In Judoa The members
0f the Caste are. Alma lluckaby
lcnirass Ilockaray Mary Cole.
Gurtric IIiXOn Susie Twins Bob
bic HNou Mrs Mclvina Beck viii
be musical director for the pro-
gram
The S S OF the church will fea-
tWc Chdrcn's nay program
and contest iva the near future.
The funds Wi be used for the
chiilren niepic The SDuupsfors
participating are. Dortha cole.
Rosa Lee Harden. Ncttie May
IIockaday. and Gurtric Green.
Mrs Margaret Brown. who was
called Co Tennessec by the death
of her father returned recently.
The 5. $. welcomed her back.
Sunday morning May IL. Pastor
r. Moore will use for his text.
Follow Me-"
VlNSON CHAPEL
Last Sunday morning. at 1900
o'clock. baptizing took place.
The evening services were ex-
cellent Rev. Eckridge. the pastor
is doing a splendid work for his
church and community. The public
is always welcome at this church.
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ST. JOHN c. M. +.

St Aubin and Maple Streets
The loyalty of the members of
st John was shown in absence of
the pastor, Rev. N. w. Clark. last
Sunday by the large number that
were present. A timely, inform
ing sermon was delivered by the
Rev. Charles Rountree. local mini
ster.
An interesting program has
been planned for the entire day.
Sunday. May 10. which is Mothers
Day.
At the evening services, 1880 p.
m, delightful and entertaining
program will be rendered. Mrs.
c. Smith. maintenance secretary,
Y. w. C. A.. will deliver the princi-
pal address. Other notables partic-
ipating on this program are: F. l..
Morris, Poet; Mr.. Marvin. soloist;
John Melvin, soloist: Mrs. Emma
Sherald. and Mrs. Hattie Thomas.
dramatists.
The morning service, IL a m,
will also be conferred around the
central theme, Mother" the
speaker being the we'll known p.
II. Craig Jr.
The members OF st. John enter
tain high hopes OF welcoming
home the pastor as a member OF
the Episcopacy OF the c. M. f..
Church.
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CHURCH OF GOD

Last Sunday morning services
were largely attended. The assis-
tant pastor. Rev. VIM. Cromer
delivered stirring sermon, us
ing the text Watch and pray that
We enter not into Temptation
Matt. Peal.
Elder T. ID. McGhee. pastor OF
the Church of God, left Friday
May 4th, for Knoxville, Tennessee
and will be absent for weeks.
The Younng Peoples Union VIII
render a program on Mothers Day
at Z D. IN. under the direction OF
Mrs. Effie Randle. The public Is
invited.
Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Priest OF
ynsilanu were here at the evening
service. Mr.. Priest Is the president
of the Dung Peoples Union OF
the Church of God at Ypsilanu'
Michigan.
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West Side News
BY Lottie McCrary
6521 Hartford

Little Miss Patricia WhitDy cei-
ahrated her sixth birthday in the
game room of the Y. W. {. A. on
Saturday. May 5. The games were
In Charge OF Miss Willie M. Nose
lv and Mrs. Elizabeth Morton,
Patricia's godmother. There were
thirty guests present who spent a
very enjoyable afternoon So care
fully planned by Mrs. beuian
Whitby, mother OF Patricia.
The birthday party sponsored
by the Pastors Aid was a COM
plete surprise TO Rev. Chas. Hill,
who found more than 100 guests
present tn congratulate him with
many useful gifts on Friday April
81. A delicious menu was served.
Mrs. Mary Simmons. who has
been sick for some time passed
away April 20. Funeral services
were held at the church Thursday.
Until her health began to fail. she
was a faithful member.
The funeral OF Mrs. l.. Pack was
also held at the church Monday
April 80. She was a very quiet
and faithful member and will b
missed by all. Mrs. Pack finished
the course In Home Hygiene ant
Care OF the sick with the class II
! March. 1894.
The Century OF Progress C'u
held their regular meeting at tn
home OF the presidenti Miss Mar
Monroe, STAT Scotch Ave. Tue,
day. May 4. The meeting was o,
ened by the vide president. MI
Uimer. The business was dispos
: of briefly. The program was We
planned and based entirely on Il
Bible. Prizes were awarded to u
one who remembered and answer
ed the most questions. A very de
lightful afternoon was spent b
all.
The West Side improvement
Association is sponsoring a bis
musical program, Monday vening
May IA. at $3.50 y. m at John
Wesley A. M. f. Zion Church. 1926
Hartford avenue. The program In
part consists of First Hartford s.
ID. A. Choral Club G. Cleff Club
Sigers. Herbert Thomas trumpet
err. Ruby Townsend. soprano solo
list; Ecelsior Male Quartette OF
Inkster' Michiagn, and many 9TH
er interesting features. Talmage
Turner. director.
Mrs. Grace Wrentz. president OF
the Missionary Society of Hartford
Avenue Baptist Church sponsored
two one-act dramas. Friday eve
ming. April 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Collins.
Mrs. Allena Ulmer. and daughter
Orena. spent the weekend visiting
relatives and friends in Columbus.
Ohio.
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CENTRAL BAPTIST
2641 Bagley

A lovely fashion show will be
given at the church on Friday.
May IL, at s p. m. under the aus
pieces of the choir. Everybody is
invited to attend.
A special Mothers Day program
will be rendered Sunday evening
at s p. m.
Preaching is conducted every
Sunday morning at 10:45 o'clock
The public Is always welcome.
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Pastor Celebrates
18th Anniuersaru

Mrs. Susie Johnson president
OF the Lyceum Missionary Work
ers. and heads OF the various auxi-
liaries OF the Spiritualist Temple
of Truth. 5039 Beaubien. launched
a one week program. beginning
Monday evening. April 20, in COM
memoration OF the twelfth ami
yersary OF the pastor. Rev. X. S.
Williams. Each evening, the pub
Tic was well entertained with in
teresting and diversified pro-
grams. including prominent speak
ers. singers an musicians. Each
evening, the venerable pastor was
eulogized in prayers. speeches.
songs and sermons.
Interesting accounts of Rev.
Williams twelve years pastorate
were given and the splendid work
he has achieved.
Sunday. April 29 was climax
10 the anniversary ceremonies
Rev. Morgan conducted the
morning service, his theme being
Gods Glory" from Psalm 49,.
ReV. Davenport preached al tue
evening service. ais text being
Thou Art King or The Jews" He
paid high tribute 10 the pastor.
as a Christian gentleman. match
less leader. and outstanding citi-
zen.
At the close OF the exercises.
Rev. Williams thanked the Off
GERS, members and friends for the
celebration. He said
in part: thank you all for meet
ing here this week and making the
twelfth anniversary OF my pastor
ate such brilliant affair. | also
notice that our spiritual achieve
ments are striking responsive
chords. Let US give God the
praise."
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ST. STEPHEN A. M. E.
Cobb and Stanford


Sunday. May Is. Mothers Day.
the pastor. Rev. J. d. Howell will
occupy the pulpit at each service.
At IL a. m. he will speak from the
theme. Mothers Of Yesterday and
Today.".At 3 p. m. the senior Mis-
sionary Society will sponsor a
mammoth Mothers Day program.
Everybody is welcome.
At 6 p. m. Sunday. the A. c. f.
League No. 1. will present a token
to the oldest mother OF the church
The league IL planning to presen
an outstanding Mothers Day pro
gram League No. 2 In also prepar
ing one
At 1880 p. m. there will be an
other fine program. Mrs. Hender
son. Miss Campbell. and 8. vii
liams will be the speakers. Tn,
senior choir will render music
The funeral OF the late Mrs.
jeanette Colmon Wilson was held
at the church. Monday, May z.
Rev. j. ID. Howell OBLIGATED.
The remains OF Miss Cox who died
recently, were shipped home for
burial
Rev. James. OF New Light Bap-
tist Church preached Tuesday
night. His choir sang.
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ST. JOHNS PRESBYTERIAN

In The absence OF Rev. Coleman
the pastor. the Rev. Mr.. Lyle OF
the E'etroit Presbytery was the
speaker last Sunday morning. His
text was John 5:3-"For this is
the love OF God. that we keep his
commandments: and his COM
mandments are not grievous.'
The Ladies Aid Society will have
their annual Mother and Daugh-
ter Banquet on Friday evening,
May 49, at the church
The reports on the States Rally
showed Texas, Rev. Coleman.
chairman. in the lead to date. with
Michigan Mr.. c. l.. Henderson.
chairman second.
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CHURCH ACTIVITIES AND REL IGIOUS WORK
CITY USHER BOARD UNION

The City Usher Board Union
will meet. Sunday. May Is at
Phyllis Wheatley Home, at Eliza
beth and st. Antoine. A Mothers
Day program will be rendered.
The members of the Union are an
ticipating the visit with pleasure,
to have the opportunity OF spend
ing while with the mothers Of the
Home. Every board will be expect
ed to bring some mother with
them, on this occasion.
President w. ID. Gordon Is
leaving no stone unturned in pre-
pairing for the occasion. The UNI
ion invites the public TO come and
help make the mothers at Phyllis
Wheatley Home feel glad.
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RIVER ROUGE
BY Phyllis Campbell

There will be a grand opening
of the Twin City Cut Rate Drug
Store. 600 Palmerstone St. River
Rouge. Mich, Saturday May ~
DR.. Ii. + Ransom owner, is wei
coming everyone
Rev j. + Lyons. who has been
seriously i'll. is now better. He
wishes to thank his friends who
came to converse with him.
ST. JOHN A. VI. r..
Rev. r. IT, Ferguson Pastor
Rev. Mrs. Thomas delivered a
very inspiring sermon. Sunday
afternoon, at the Missionary SER
afternoon. at the Missionary serv-
ices.
Mrs. Ophelia Stevens is leaving
for the Sunny South next Satur-
day May II for a months vaca-
ton.
The Modernistic Bridge Club met
with Miss Ruth Thorwell. Friday
night Apriu ID. 1t was an interest
ing meeting Delicious luncheon
was served by the committee on en-
tertainment. The club met again,
Friday night. May 4.
ST. JOHN A. NJ. 4. Church
The senior choir OF the church
will give a spring fashion show
Friday night May IL. Everybody is
invited TO come and see the new
styles.
The Outdoor Girls Club met with
Mrs. Phyllis Campbell. Wednesday
April 25. and went skating. They
also met with Miss Clara Roundtrec
last Wednesday.
The officers OF the club are:
Phyllis Campbell president. Clara
Roundtree' secretary: Louise Mer-
riwether, treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Booker Hinton arc
the proud parents OF another baby
boy. born April 81.
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MT. OLIVE BAPTIST

Services last Sunday were well
attended. Pastor Askew's message
was masterful and inspiring.
Al 3 p. IN, Communion services
were held. ,,
Sunday, May 13, DR.. Askew VIII
preac special Mothers Day ser
mon at p. m. Mothers Day pro-
gram will be rendered by all the
auxiliaries OF the church. Inc
public Is invited.
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PONTIAC NEWS
by r. r. Harris
MACEDONIA BAPTIST

line musical program was
rendered by the church choir on
May James Fleming was master
OF ceremonies.
AT 1880 a. M, Rev. c. l.. Schat-
uen' the pastor preached an up
lifting sermon.
Sunday afternoon. May 10.
special Mothers Day program will
be rendered
TRINITY BAPTIST
Rev. William II. Donaldson, the
pastor. invites the public to come
and hear Rev. Martin. who is con-
Quoting a revival at Trinity.
May l3 a Mothers Day program
will be presented just prior TO the
ii a. m. preaching service The S.
S. workers are therefor expected
TO begin their exercises at a. IN,
In order not to conflict with the
special program.
NEW BETHEL BAPTIST
Pastor l.. A. Forte welcomes the
public to attend any and all OF
the services at this church. The
church is making great progress.
HOLINESS CHURCH
The Holiness Church, on Me-
braska street is progressing nice
ly, under the leadership OF its pas
tor Elder Miller He has a con-
structive program.
CHURCH OF GOD
The Church OF God, OF which
Rev. Rhodes is pastor. holds up
lifting services each week. Every
body is welcome.
HOLINESS CHURCH
Holiness Church. of which Ell
der Johnson Is pastor. is located
on Hibbard Court. The congrega-
ton is friendly and the services
are filled with power. Every one
is invited
NEW HOPE BAPTIST
The Sunday and midweek serv-
les at this church are always well
attended Rev. F. b. Reed is pas
tor.
On May g. one member was bap-
tiled In the church pool OF First
Baptist Church.
ST. JOHN N. Z.
On May /. Rev. Jones preached
at the morning service. He was
recently granted license to preach
and Is a preacher OF promesi.
The pastor, Re. Asher. has
been chosen TO minister TO the
church for the ensuing year. 1894
So.
Il NEWMAN A. N. T..
)l Many attended the services la
Sunday and heard an elooue
message delivered by the pasts
Rev. w. Baber. The pastor a
congregation worshipped Mt CO
V trail Methodist Church, SnD<
It evening. Miss Louise Bayns
3 rendered one OF her soui-stirrfr
D | solos.
Rev. Pearson continues to dc
liver HIS inspiring sermons.
| Mrs. Crews delivered one OF hel
fine sermons. Monday evening.
Miss Irene Mckinney is convai-
escing from an attack OF appendi-
citis.
Miss Amandaline Wood with
her splendid quartet rendered
several numbers at Macedonia
Baptist Church May s.
Miss Alice Reed was called to
Scottsville. Ky. recently. on ac-
count Of the death OF her mother,
Mrs. Sarah Hughes. The friends
OF the family extend heartfelt
sympathy.
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NEW SALEM BAPTIST
Illinois and Dubois

lllluOlS anu DuDOib
Sunday. May 6. the services were
well attended and inspiring. One
of the local preachers delivered a
fine discourse. subject. "The Red
line OF Salvation" Mr.. Hunter
rendered beautiful solo.
In the afternoon. baptism and
the Lords Supper were admins
tered.
At the night service, the various
clubs made their reports. the total
amount turned In being .s70.75
The senior choir reported the
highest amount, which was $3.50.
A special Mother'S Day program
will be presented by the senior
choir Sunday. May 13. at 3 p. m.
DR.. r. w. Wright. pastor OF Zion
Baptist. will preach the sermon.
After four years OF confinement
at the Mayberry Sanitarium. Mrs
Rosa Brown. sister OF Mrs. Kitch-
en-. is now at her home. 2740 FL
lery.
Rev. Harris and Mrs. Crawford
F, are reported Ill. Rev. A. Clark Il
still confined at Eioise Hospital.
A special Mothers Day sermon
| will be preached Sunday. at IL q
m by Rev. G. H. Walker.
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ANTIOCH PRIMITIVE BAPTIST
1884 Jay Street

Antioch Primitive Baptist Church
will move to its new home. at
2110 Jos. Campau avenue. Sunday,
May Is. Services will be conducted
as usual. Prayer service will begin
at IL a. m. and preaching at 1880
O'Clock. Evening service will begin
at 1880 p. m
Sunday. May Is. Rev. John
Peterson will deliver the morning
address. alternated by Rev. p. r.
Peterson. Everybody is cordially
invited.
A faithful member, Floyd Free
man. is in Receiving Hospital.
are asked to visit him.
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ST. JAMES B. r. HOLINESS

Last Sunday Mrs. M. ]. Dfllard
district president OF Missionary
Circle. delivered a very fine SER
mon, subject, BE Clean"
The Sunday School is improving
greatly. under the direction OF
Supt Kilgore. s. s. convenes at 10
a. m. Services begin at IL noon; 3
d. IN. and 7 D. m. each Sunday
Rev. X. y. Bowman Is pastor.
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Conant Gardens
By ]. L Kemp
VERNON CHAPEL A. mi. +.

The Senior Choir is giving
program. Friday. May IL at y.
M. Mr.. Benson is director.
Sunday. May 49, there will be
special Mothers Day services. At
1880 D. m. a special program will
be rendered. featuring the Zion
Travellers and the Southern Jubi-
lee Singers. two outstanding quar-
tets. Come and bring your friends
A donkey party will be given at
the home OF Mrs. Ida Earle. 1S4
Revere street.
PILGRIM BAPTIST
On Sunday. which is Mothers
Day. the church invited all moth
ers and their daughters TO be
present In honor OF the specia
services which will tie he'd. A
special sermon for mothers. viii
be preached.
Il At 3 y. m, there will also b
q program, under auspices of tn
Missionary Society. of which Mr.
wallace IN president
}; MITCHELL MEMORIAL M. r.
!, The church was well represeI
= ed at the spring institute, held
Scott M. ES Church. Mr.. Perhun
> OF Cass M. Z. Church. spoke o
General Methods" Those attend
ling from Mitchell Memoria
Church were: Misses Geraldin,
Smith. Essie Spence. Mary Griffin
Otha Mae Kirk, Margaret Dupree
Gladys Brown. and Messrs. A. IT.
win. Johnson Flanagan. and Law
renee Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton White were
tho weekend guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Turner. A delightful
bridge party was given in their
honor. Saturday evening Those
present were: Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Ell
lisonl On Sunday an elaborate
dinner was served. after which the
party motored to Pontiac and
spent the evening with Mrs. Hall.
The G. A. s. North End Mothers
Club met April 20. with the presi-
dent presiding. After the business
discussion. a period was spent in
parliamentary drill. conducted by
Mrs. Hendrix. The hostess then
served delicious two-course
luncheon. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Henkins. 1917 Bind
err May 16.
Miss Luella Lenore. 270S Nc
Dougall became the bride of Sam
uel Stevenson April %.
G.. n. Berry was the chief speak
er at the First Baptist Church, OF
bedford. Michigan. recently. lie
spoke on the race problem, as 1t
affects the American Negro. The
senior choir. of Vernon Chapel. ac-
companied him and rendered sew
eral fine numbers.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcdaniel. OF Nevada avenue. was
bitten by mad dog last week.
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MT. ZION BAPTIST
1888 Leland

A financial drive is In progress
at this church. Pastor f. Freeman
wo is a wide-awake young mini
ster. cordially invites the public
to be present.
The East Side Four and the
King Solomon Harmony Five will
render a musical program, Friday
night. May IL. Pastor Freeman
will preach a special sermon on
Sunday evening. May IS. Every
body is welcome.
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N o r T HI E N D
SOCIAL N EW S
BY Mrs. N. l.. Gnl
13S33 Goddard st.

{. Te STATE Executive board meetinl
was held Saturday. May 8, a.
; Flint Michigan The meeting was
wei attended with Mrs. Cleo
Haley presiding. Prayer was ofner-
| q d by Mrs. l.. M. Hendricks OF
Detroit. Plans were completed for
the activities OF the State Conven-
ton to be held June 1927 at Bat |
tie Creek. Michigan. Mesdames
Cora b. Seymour Sadie Lindsay.
Addie Young. r. ID. Reid, Della
Barrier, M. l.. Gill Meta Pelham.
Kate Johnson Doretha Chillison
Mrs. A. f. Thomas. Mrs. II. l..
Mrs. F. f. Dawson and
Mrs. Pearl Wright were among
he Detroit Delegates.
Owing to certain laws OF the \
State Association the Junior Girls O
club formerly known as the S
Young Girls Association will
hereafter he called the Young
Girls Athletic Club. Mrs. NJ l..
ill is sponsor. Miss Grace Jen-
xins president; and Miss Susie
Walker. assistant sponsor.
Mrs. Sarah Williams entertained
It the Y. w. c. A. with a tea We'd r
lesday. Those present were the =
Mesdames Rosa Lee. Leila Davis !
Lula Harrell' Mary Upshaw, Mar =
sell Easley. Madam Began, and /
little Miss Annie Easley
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Smith of
1875 Goddard street announce
the graduation of their daughter s
Matte Lee, on May 25th from {
Pershing High. Miss Smith is one ,
of the popular North Detroiters !
The Lucy Thurman Branch Of
the Y. w. G. A. was scene of :
beauty Thursday. May 8 when
more than 200 Associted Club wo-
men pail their respects at re-
ception given by the Willing
Workers Club in honor Of their
president and recording secretary.
Mrs Della Barrier and Mrs Mary
who have been in active
service together for more than 40 !
years. Mrs. Kate O Johnson who
is the efficient vice president, act
cd as the introduciional hostess
Mrs. NJ G. Johnson ana Mrs Julia ]
who are also among The
older members stood with the hon
Or guests. Many useful tokens were i
rendered to the honorces. \
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SICK AND CONyALEsCING

Mrs. Rosa Matthews. who re-
Gently underwent successful
operation at Parkside Hospital, is
now convalescing at her home,
1870 Greeley avenue. Mrs Mat
thews is member of the Corin-
THAN Baptist Church and the
Cherio Style Club.
Mrs. Melvina Terry a member
OF Plymouth Congregational
Church. is reported i'll at one of
the local hospitals. Hcs friends
wish her a speedy restoration to
health
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ST. PETER CLAVER
CATHOLIC CHURCH

EIIOt and BenubIen streets
HOly Ghost Fafhers--MnsscS SunsInys
at 1890 and 1880 4 M.--NInsse- Holy
Days at 800 and 500 a. w. Mass
week days at si5 a. M.--tonfessions.
saturday and Ewes of Holy Days mt
1910 and 1890 4. VI. Rectory. $50 Eliot
street. Columbia 5O7s
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Choir Sponsors Fine
Musical Tea

On May 3, from 8 p. m. until ~
a delightful musical tea under the
auspices OF the Ladies Choir was
given at the home OF Mrs. A. w.
Coleman, 3714 Brush.
An excellent program was rem
dered. including a solo by Mrs.
Isabel Pinkney. baritone solo. Ell
cry williams: instrumental solo.
Miss Gussie Ripes and other local
artists.
The hostesses were Miss Fannie
Field. chairman OF program com
mittee. and Miss Polly Phillips.
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OBITUARY

Miss Mary Campbell. OF Belvi-
dere avenue. a well known citizen.
was laid to rest Friday. April q.
She Is survived by a sister-in-law
Mrs. Julia Campbell. and several
nieces and nephews.
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AHe hath showed thss. 0 man,
what 10 goodj and what doeth
the Lord require Of thee. but 10
DO Justly, and to love mercy,
and TO walk humbIy with thy
Godr-Micah e;S.
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday morning. Pastor r. l..
Brady will preach a special
Mothers Day sermon. Sunday
night, he will resume his series OF
sermons on "Detroit's Confusion
And Gods Remedy" The subject
for Sunday night. May 13. will be
Extravaganza In What And Its
Results" To public is invited.