The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1936-05-02
EDITORIALS.
NORTHDETR0IT
(By MRS. JOSEPHINE BOYDEN)

Mrs. Anita Conway. a popular
Los Angeles club woman and Y.
w. c.. A. official of that city, is Wis
iting her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ID. Boyden, of Meade ST.,
Detroit. She is receiving many So
cial courtesies from members of
local clubs, churches, and indivi-
duals- Last Sunday, Mrs. Conway
visited Lomax A. M. e. Zion
Church, of which her uncle is
member. She was introduced by
the pastor and made few remarks.
after which she was guest of Mrs.
Nettie Ryan, $50 Philadelphia. ave-.
nue., at an elaborate dinner for ten.
Other guests present were Mr.. Tor
rent and mother, whose summer.
home is in Bitley, Mich. Mrs.
Nettie Smith, Lydia Robinson, Lii
liam Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot Smed-
ley. Following the diner, the party
went to Bethel A. M. e. Church.
where they heard Rev. r. L.. Brad
by preach a fine sermon. Miss
Ethel Johnson also contributed to
the entertainment Of the, visitor.
Mrs. Conway left Detroit Thursday,
April 30, en-route to New York
City, where she will attend the
general conference of the A. M. E.
Church. Later, she will go to
Greensboro, N. G. to, attend the A.
M. e. u. conference
The many friends, of Henry John
son, OF Orleans street, are glad to
know he is convalescing, although
he is still confined to bed.
Arnett Roman, of Mclean street,
is still i'll in the hospital. Friends
wish him a rapid recovery.
Pastor w. A. Blackwell, of Lo-
max, occupied his pulpit last Sum
day and delivered a burning mes
sage to large congregation. The
members Of the church are rally
ing financially to send the pastor
to the general conference in North,
Carolina. At 8 p. m, Sunday, the
Minister'S Alliance, OF which Rev.
j. L. Newly is president, held an.
inspiring meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs, Francis Stickney,
$50 Philadelphia avenue, left the
city on April rs, on a motor tour
to Montgomery, Ala, where they
will visit relatives and friends.
The Church Of God, on Orleans
street, is making fine Roadway. I'M
der the pastorate of Elder Morris.
All are invited to attend its SER
vices.
AT the meeting of the Society
for Better Living, at p. M, Sun
day, was we'll attended. Several
leading club women kNorth De-
troft highly entertained the organi-
cation, among them being Mrs. Rosa
Matthews, of Greeley street; Mrs.
Julia Carter, of Riopelle; Mrs.
Blanche Saunders, of Mckay; and
Henry Gardner, Of Cody. They
spoke on topics for the uplift Of
the race. The program committee
Is arranging a fine program for
the near future. Announcement
Of the time and place will be made
n this column laksr. Rev. w. A.
Blackwell is calling the board to-
gether to make pans for the bust
ness and civic improvements con-
templated, before he leaves for the
annual conference in North Caro-
lima.
The fourth Sunday was set a.
part by Lomax A. M. e. Y. Church
for the Christian Endeavor League.
Miss Edith Montgomery, che mis-
tress of ceremonies, presented an
interesting program. The Junior
Choir rendered several numbers
with Mrs. NJ. L. Fields. in charge,
One Of the interesting features
Of the program was a fine talk and
paper on the convention recently
closed, delivered by Mrs. NJ. L. Gill
popular club woman.
The Society For Better Living /;
very much gratified by the enrolling
Of Rev. Mrs. Blanche Saunders as
a new member. She Is affiliated
with the Juvenile work for de.
linquents. She asked the society tc
help make a better community fol
boys and girls OF the race Ia N
Detroit. Rev. Saunders is also fill
ling engagements in various chur,
ches, in seeking to advance the
kingdom Of God.
, Pleasant Grove Baptist Church
Nof Riopelle street, was well attend
ed Sunday. Pastor ]. L. Newb.
preached both morning and even
,ing.
The Cosmopolitan Baptist Church
DeQuindre street, is adding to 1t.
congregation many new worship
pers. The various departments O
the church are planning to put ovel
a fine program. Rev. M. Bolder
is the progressive pastor.