The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-07-24
"WINDSOR'S
SPOTLIGHT
(By DUCHESS JOHNSON

(By DUCHESS Johnson
Here I am again, back among the
popular headlines OF the Detroit
Tribune.
After the s1st B. NJ. z. Confer,
ence closed In Buxton, delegates
and visitors are going about the
streets OF old historic Windsor.
Ministers are changing their pres
ent situations for new localities.
probably to old home cities. towns.
or even villages.
Rev. Jackson. former London B.
NJ. K. minister has been appointed
to the local B. NJ. e. Church.
Rev. Stuart. former pastor Of
Owen Sound. also Mrs. Stuart and
daughter. Mary. were recent visi-
tors Of the mother and sister OF
Mrs. Stuart here.
verna Brown, OF London, Is now
visiting her uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. Arnold Pryor.
Jimmy Roberts represented the
Sunday School from Windsor. Mrs.
Richardson was a Missionary dele
gate.
Sunday, July IL. was Young Peo-
Plies Day at the A. NJ. e. Church.
corner OF Mercer and Assumption
street. The Young Peoples Choir
was directed by Miss ]. Woodcock.
The piano was played by the great
musician, Professor McCallum. The
young people pianist. Rev. B. E.
Marcellus, OF Detroit, delivered a
fine sermon to the young people.
using the subject. Winning The
Prize. text. Phil. 3:14.
Rev. Penny. pastor OF the A. M.
E. Church. preached an able SER
mon Sunday evening. Both SER
mons were enjoyed by all present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Washington, Mr..
and Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Shrieves and
daughter. Anabel. all OF Windsor.
we're accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
Cromwell OF Detroit in motoring
to the B. NJ. E. Conference last Sun
day.
The Union Sunday School picnic,
including the Baptist. the B. M. E.
and the A. NJ. E.. will be held on
August 9. at Belle Isle.
Arthur Allen. OF Amberstbefg,
Ont, who has been paralyzed for
two years. Is seriously Ill. We hope
he may soon be feeling better.
While playing ball four weeks
ago. Joe Scott. OF Amherstberg,
broke his leg. He is now able TO
get around, by the aid OF crutch.
We are glad to know that Rus
sell Cverton. OF Goyeau street. has
fully recovered from a recent i'll
ness. and Is now at home.
Visitors
Among local visitors is Miss Dor
othy Taylor. OF Parkside Hospital.
Detroit. who recently visited her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Kelly and her brother Tom.
woodie Pryor, amateur boxer.
and son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold
Pryor. 729 Mercer street, is visit
ing his uncle. Frank Pryor. OF
williams street. In London.
Mrs. Cross. OF Chicago. Ill, has
been visiting her sister-in-law. Mrs.
Jeneiba Milburn, OF Assumption
street.
Miss Helen Lawson, attractive
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lawson. OF Windsor avenue. Is
spending brief visit at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Homer DeLeon,
OF Chicago.
Alline Chase, 1912 Mercer, will
leave soon to visit her uncle, Bill
Chase. In Pontiac. Mich.
With Campers
Gordon Lawson. our great color
ed athlete, left Sunday for Camp
couchiching, about 200 miles
North OF toronto.
Gordon Is the only member OF
our race attending the camp. He
will be back home in about three
weeks.
Misses Yvonne Pryor and Marie
Thompson, two colored members
Of the Junior c. G. I. T., canadian
Girls In Training, went last week
TO the camp at wheatley. Ontario.
On arriving home last Saturday
July II. Yvonne said: The Camp
was swell, but the fleas and mos
quitos we're terrible. Our tent fell
in, but fortunately, we were not
In II.
Miss Bernice Wright. senior
member, left for camp last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harding. Nee Au-
dry Thurman. are now keeping
house at go Mercer street
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Chaise, OF