The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-22
rATTLE CREEK


BY Theresa Morris
We are glad TO know this column
has met with the approval of its
subscribers, and we wish to thank
each of you for your hearty sup
port. Knowing you are thoroughly
satisfied, all critics shall be ignored.
Your Tribupe has come, anxious
reader, so get your glasses, if you
use them, and proceed to peruse
this column TO discover the high
lights Of this beautiful city and
many others.
Mrs. Louise Stovall, Mrs. Jessie
Overall and Misses Marcella and
Fanny Mae Price have returned
from st. Louis, Mo-, where they
have been mentioning since the
holidays. They were the guests of
the daughter Of Mrs. Overall while
there.
The Sunday morning service at
the Second Baptist Church was
conducted by the pastor, Rev. e. l.
! Todd whose subject was "The
Christian Reward" In his dis.
course he admonished his listeners
to be as wise as the ant and bee
by getting rid of all lazy workers
The evening service was in charge
of the Junior Usher Board anc
Junior Choir which gave a short
interesting program.
The Shadygrove Baptist Church
reports splendid services Sunday
The pastor, Rev. r. p. Palmer de-
livered the message which wa,
found in the 18th chapter o.
Romans. The Missionary Societ.
Twill meet at the home of Mrs. Muir
ply, S16 Hamblin avenue.
The Church of God on Hamblil
avenue, Rev. ]. z. Stewart, pastor
had two guest speakers from st
Louis. Mich, who conducted thei
services Sunday. A joyful tins
was had by all present.
The Negro Republicans of Battl,
Creek met at the home of DR.. ant
Mrs. Charles Walker, 70S w. Val
Buren, street, last Monday. Tn,
purpose Of the meeting was Il
form a platform for coming cleo
tons. They plan to have a ban
quet in a few months. Mrs
Walker is chairman of this commit
tee.
| Mrs. Fora Evans, "a Thorne, en-
tertained seven guests at a get
together party at her home las
Tuesday. Those present were Mes
danes Susie Wallace, Betheni
Cunningham, George Brown, Ed
essa Spears, Gertrude Watkins
Charles Walker, Olga Haley. Cock
tails preceded a two-course lunch
leon.
i The AS You Like 1t Club wa
entertained by Mrs. Claud Johr
son of Urbandale. Mrs. Eft
Beeler. Lansing; Olga Haley an
Allen Bradley were guests. TIL
highest scores were won by Mr.,
Charles Walker and Mrs. Betheni
Cunningham. Refreshments wer
served after the meeting.
The Dardanella Art Club wa
entertained by Mrs. S. L. Hender
son, rs Wilkes. At the meetin
Mrs. Mae Guy, chairman of tn
welfare department, gave her re
port. Miss Matte Robbins SAN
Morning" and played severa
piano selections. Mrs. Nellie Ston
Lane gave a reading entities
"Lasca."
Mrs. d. ]. Patton was hostess u
the Study Culture Club at its meet
ing last week. Miss Emily Marsh
a school teacher at Battle Creel
High School, gave a reading fol
lowed by a piano selection from
Mrs. Dolores Williams.
To Whom 1t May Concern
+ Kalamazoo, repetition seems Il
have been an original idea; there
fore. don't be so "nosey."
Thanks loads, Albert Lee, fol
emphasizing the paper in your
Sunday services.
"Toota," you certainly have 9
pleasant smile, you must have
, taken it from your loving mother
We are going to miss you very
much, Edna.
Congratulations, Lee, for the sue.
cess you achieved in your recent
match.
When have you last been to AL
bion, Lorraine?
We are mighty glad you came
home, Louise.