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Evening star., 1938-10-03

erton's arrangement of Rip Van VIM
kle, which is due in May.
Mr.. Brady advises that, while Mr..
Leverton had hand in the publica-
ton, the play actually was written by
Walter Kerr, who now is on the drama
staff at Catholic University, and who
is going to direct the Blackfriars' pro-
duction of Magic"
Further Mr.. Brady advises that Mr..
Kerr will be in town in May and no
doubt would listen if Eileen Fowler
and other members of the Players
Club asked him to have a look at
their production of his play. It's a
nice thought, Mr.. Brady. and We
thank you for the members of the
Players Club. who will thank you
again when they read this.
X x x
THE Pierce Hall players report
something like rapid progression
with Room Service" the hit stage
comedy they will present November 9
and 10. Latest bulletin from Howard
Wentworth is a list of the cast.
And right at the top of the list
is the name of Thomas Cahill, one of
the towns most popular actors, and
alongside Mr.. Cahill's name is the
notation that he will be with the
group all season. Others who Will
perpetrate the dizziness of Room
Service" under Mr. Wentworth's direc-
ton. are Burke Edwards Edmond
Evans, William Draper, F. Walter
Reser, Carl Pribek, Louise Leonard,
John Hope, Eleanor Smallwood, HUI
bert Jones. Jack Jacobs, George F.
Hall, Doyle Tripp and Harry Whiting.
X X
MEMBERS of the Blackfriars Guild
drop the business of First
Lady" which they will present No
vember 8, 9 and 10, long enough to
have party Wednesday night. AS
nearly as we can figure from the
Evening star., 1938-10-03

messages that have been left by Denis
Connell when We always have been
out, 1t will be some sort of a mutual
aStonishment society or something. ar
ranged that the Blackfriars may meet
the drama press and the drama press
may meet the Blackfrars. We have
met some Of each and We know who is
due to be astonished, but who are we
to say.
Aside to Mr.. Connell: We got that
last message, too, and We probably
resent it. but We'll be there.
TROUPERS of East Washington
Community Center will hold their
first fall meeting tomorrow night at
8 o'clock at Eastern High School.
Main event will be try-outs for a
three-act play and a group of one-act
plays the Troupers have on the i'm
mediate schedule. Zaff Rogers, who
directed the group last spring, will
continue as director
X X *
CCHOOL days:
Valerie Warde. we'll known in
local drama circles for the past few
years, is opening a new school for
children, to devote her waking hours
to teaching tots speech, drama and
etiquette. That's all Miss Warde told
us, and we known not when or where.
The Dance Workshop, which opened
its season last Monday at its George
town studio, would have you know
that there will be music and drama
instruction available as well. In ad-
dition to Evelyn de la Tour, who heads
the dance department, the studios
staff will include Laura Pendleton
MacCarteney, who holds teachers
certificate from the Pea body Conserva-
tory, in the music department., and
Bessie G. Sanders, who will instruct
in drama.
Evening star., 1938-10-03
Local Drama Groups
s. Comes Now a Letter Indicating
Jealousy Is Not Everywhere.
By HARRY MACARTHUR.

hne afternoon there had to be bright in the
to partially
Ihere the
The omen Leo
OF the item
Evening star., 1938-10-03
Sybil Bowan Chat Courses
From Maids to Movies
Interview Begins With Clothes Basket
And Then Proceeds Everywhere.
Miss King Bad Guesser.
By JAY CARMODY.

M was in the air Yesterday But Miss sibyl Bowan
at the Capitol Theater
Bowan She much amusing than
q wise
First thing the impressoni lady
clothes of costumes
Evening star., 1938-10-03

Miss BoWan uses In her imperSona-
tions. Handing the basket to the vis-
ltor turns out to be a share-the- work
not an avoid-the- work, movement, for
Miss Bowan thus has room to load
herself down with bundle of wigs
parasols, wands and miscellaneous
other props needed to bring life TO
those people she portrays.
There is no ice to be broken, nc
strangeness to be dissolved before talk
Ing to Miss BoWan. At least not
after the clothes basket incident.
1t Immediately brings up the sub
Ject OF maids. Miss Bowan does not
have one. She had one last week
In her way, the maid was a sceater
artist than Miss Bowan. Her artistry,
however, took the wrong form-that
OF mislaying wigs. forgetting gowns,
breaking every other thing she laid
her hands on. Before the maid de-
molished the act, Miss BoWan abol-
ished the maid. She has to work
harder, in one way, but she feels
easier about both the future ana the
present. That is compensation enough.
And she saves $50 a week by way
Of additional compensation.
The next item on the agenda of
the monologue (the way Miss Bowan
zips from subject to subject, she does
not have to be interviewed, thank
Heaven) is the act. Miss Bowan
would like to change it, believing it
1t would be nice to give audiences
something fresh at each visit. There
are two reasons why she is frustrated
in that ambition. One is that audi
ences like her present interpretations.
especially that one of Mrs. Roosevelt
She's afraid she will have to keep it
through three terms, regardless of any
tradition which might limit the PreSi-
dent himself to a mere pair of them.
Another thing that stymies Miss
Bowan in producing new material is
something she has in common with
q lot of people, a lack of time. She
writes all her own sketches. which is
In the best tradition of the vaude-
williams art. Writing requires hours,
however, and Miss Bowan, who had
nothing to do with determining the
length of the day, finds it contains
too few hours.
X X X
1--WE got number Of new charac-
acters in production" says Miss
Bowan. "One OF them is Cockney
nurse of whom I am very fond. But
I can't finish her off. The way she
stands now, she is not precisely the
kind of person to introduce to family
audiences. She has a strong tendency
to be shocking and say shocking
things. Ill get her trained into
wholesomeness, though, some day.
Evening star., 1938-10-03
'Floogie' Writers
At the Howard.

TITTERBUGS of the town will be
happy to know, if they do not
know it already. that the featured
entertainers on the stage bill which
has reopened the Howard Treater
are Slim and Slam. Slim and Slam
are the boys who won national fame
or renown or something for composing
that ditty titled Flat Foot Floogie"
and their later effort, "Tutti Frutti.
The Sunset Royals Orchestra and
a cast of SO are others who contribute
to the current revue, 'Brownskin
Models"
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One Photoplay Appearance
Lifts Two to Stardom
John Garfield and Jeffrey Lynn
Emerge on Top as Hollywood
Miracle Comes to Pass.
BY HAROLD HEFFERNAN.
HOLLYWOOD.


is not q
unimportant
John Gilbert Scarface did for
Gary Cooper And Captain Blood" Flynn
But turning two picture different matter
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he attended the Theodore Irvine
School Of the Theater. Then came a
session in summer stock, his job at
Macy's, a bit in "A Slight Case of
Murder" and finally the Brother
Rat job On the road.
Lynn, whose real name is Ragnar
Godfrey Lind, doesn't share Garf1eld's s
fear of Hollywood.
copyright, 1893, by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc)
Evening star., 1938-10-03

HUMPHREY BOGART and. the
Dead End" boys will appear at
Warner Bros. in "Guttersnipes," q
story Of newspaper circulation depart
ments.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11
FLINT, MICH.
BY Glenora Adams

At $3.50 D. m Sunday. June II.
the Hackley- Dunbar Fine Arts
club will present variety program
NJ Quinn Chapel A. NJ. r church.
Every one Is cordially invited. Dr.
]. w. Moore is president; Miss I'll
ma Hill. secretary.
The Mary Lee Circle Of Quinn
Chapel will sponsor an ice cream
social. Sunday, June u. in the
church parlor. The young ladies
Of T. Is organization. in co-opera-
ton with their parents and friends,
are doing splendid work in the
Missionary society.
The Missionary convention. OF
which Mrs Annie Workman is
president. will convene in Flint,
July 6 10 s. Mrs. f. r. williams is
in charge OF the Mary Lee circle.
The South Detroit district and
Sunday School convention met in
Saginaw. May 81 and June l and >.
Delegates from Flint we're: w. s.
Smith. Miss Mavis Smith, and Miss
Glenora Rhonenee.
Mrs. q. b. Rhonenee, wife Of
Rev. Rhonenee. sustained frac-
ture OF the ankle SUNDAY. June s.
while alighting from her car. She
Is unable to walk at present.
The sick OF the church are con-
valescing nicely. They include Mrs
V. Freeman. e. 9th street and
Mrs. Fl. Nelson. OPS Mcclellan
street.
Funeral services FOR the late I'D Z
ward oliver. Jr. were held at 2:SO
Tuesday afternoon. from Quinn
Chapel A. NJ. f. church. The de-
ceased was member Of Quinn
choir. He was slso on the Sunday
School staff Rev. NJ r. Rhonenee.
I the pastor. OBLIGATED. Interment
wss in River Rest cemetery.
| Rev. Rhonenee. pastor OF Quinn
Chapel. preached an inspiring ser
mon 10 large congregation sun
day morning, using the text Joshua
ef:15, subject. Discipline In The
Home" The main theme was Per
sonal Devotion The members OF
the senior and junior choirs and
the Gospel chorus rendered mum
Der Of touching songs which car
ried a message. Among the visitors
al the morning services were: Rev.
y. Jackson. Newark. y. j.; Mrs.
Williams. Pontiac: and Mrs. &
Guest. also OF Pontiac.
Al Z p. m, Rev Rhonenee. his
choirs and members OF his conere-
cation worshipped AZ Mt Olive
Baptist church Mrs. Lewis is presi-
dent OF this area. A forceful SER
mon was delivered. The attendance
WAS large.
, Al 7:20 r. m. the willing Work
ers club sponsored program.
consisting OF recitations. solos. and
selections from the kindergarten
chorus
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11

j. chairman Of The program com
miltee The club has been meeting
~ the Y. W. g. A. for the past
fou years
Mr. and Mrs John Sles,. ~ftpss
Violet Thompson and william
l;nwie spent last week end at Par
adise Lake resort. They repor'
The place very much improved
A cordial invitation is extended
Lansing citizens to attend the
opening or the ROYAL Palm Lunch
tccm. Thursday. June 2 from ~
a. m. to II 80 p. m, At the Socis
Community center, ais Williams
sreer. The place Is under the
MANAGEMENT or the Rev l.. spratt
Mrs. Ethel Miller, Of Saginaw, is
guest Al the home ~ her sister and
brother-in-lsw Mr. and Mrs Reu
ben Campbell,
The Parliamentary club, l.. A. 3
will hold its next regular meeting
al Lincoln school A blackboard
demonstration will be given. under
direction Of Mrs. o. {. Thomas.
Word has reached here that Mira
Ella Tam. OF Chicago, who re-
Gently visited in Lansing. has been
la for the past two weeks
Miss Flossie Washington re-
cently returned 10 Lansing.
Friendship Baptist church will
not send a representative TO Bat
lie Greek 10 The insptrational
meeting on account Of the dedacs-
tory services held a. the shurch
Miss Georgia Gossum. laughter
/ " Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard HASs-
mon, has been removed 70 hw
J home from ST. Lawrence hospital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11
Quinn Road News
By CharIIne Lucas

The Misses Audrey and Thelms
williams. OF Vinson Chapel, spent
last week end in Saginaw as re-
personalities TO the annual Sun
day School convention Some in
tercsting reports were presented
Miss Shirley Brewer is sponsor
ing an amateur show Thursday
Jane Is, at Nicki school Prizes will
be awarded. The public Is invited
The Quinn A. C. club. under The
management OF Joseph Shapshire
has been playing some fine games
recently. John krisel hii The first
home run OF the season, bringing
about the defeat OF the Detroit
Eagles, the score being to s.
Happy birthay greetings, 10
Miss Ruby Aston haa recovered
from an attack OF measles
A COIORFn Jffp0V-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11
N0RThDErROIl

Services held at Lomax A. NJ. T.
Zion Temple Sunday morning. June
were very inspiring and enjoyed
by all present. The Rev. d. p
Thomas, pastor. preached a force
full sermon selecting his text from
Acts 23-4. p. Humphrey. member
OF the senior choir rendered an
impressive solo entitled Go to the
Father and Pray" One new mem
Der was added TO the church.
AT 3 p. m. the Rev. e. c. Cope
land. pastor OF the Union Baptist
church, River Rouge. with his choir
and members worshipped at Lo-
max. The visiting speaker preach
ed a fine sermon from Prov. s:1S
Al the evening worship the Rev
Bianch Saunders held a testimon.
ial service which was well attend.
ed and enjoyed.
The trip to conference contest
will close Sunday, June IL. Com,
out and see who Is TO 20.
A c. idle light memorial service
in memory Of the departed mem.
bers Of Lomax will be held at the
church Sunday evening. June ~.
Mrs. Mary ID. Scott and Mrs. r
ratton are still confined to tho
hospital. We hope. and pray for
their speedy recovery.
Mrs. Josephine Boyden Of 2O44
Meade street Is spending few
weeks at Woodland Park resort
Bitely. Michigan.
The community chorus OF North
Detroit is steadily growing under
the able direction OF George Hoas 4.
land.
The club for better living il hold.
ing meetings each Saturday even.
ing at o'clock at the Dawson II,
brary. All members and friends are
asked TO be present at the meetins
Saturday, June IL. Special bust
ness.
The Triads presented Miss Glars
Young. pianist and Harold T
Smith. baritone, In a recital Wed.
nesday. June s. $40 .. m. at the
Lucy Thurman Y.w.C.A.
The National Twelve Industrial
club will give chicken dinner
June rs al the home OF Mrs. A
] Mayberry. 205s Meade street at
o'clock. Everyone Ia invited. Eff,
J. Flowers Is president. Lois Grigg'
Is secretary.
Please bring all news items fo'
The North Detroit column 10 204i
Meade street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11
NEWS
By Laurence Pointer

Mr.. and Mrs Grover Busby and
leir TWO daughters. Mrs van
Walls and son. Jimmie Walls, and
Aiss Groyella Busby have return
ed 10 their home on West Main
street. after weeks absence from
he city due to the serious illness
Of Mr. Busby's father
Mrs. Emma Adcox left Friday
evening for Kansas city Kan TO
visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. James Allen, Of Alma. pass
al away las, Wednesday. The fun
oral was held Friday at Edmore.
Relatives and friends from rans-
ii,. attended the services.
4 ". 4. Church
The May Queen contest rDosed
Friday evening. Mrs Bob Davis re-
ccived first nrizc Miss Violet
Thompson, second.
Mrs Donald Craig and Mrs. Har-
c's Jackson were women Of the
court.
The Rev NJ Tnomey. Of Saginaw
was enrou,e to Lansing 10 attend
the dedication Of Friendship Bap.
t'si church recently. when he met
with an automobile accident al
Novi. Mich He WAS no, injured and
continued his trip by bus.
Last Wednesday. the Robson
club held election OF officers al
The closing meeting for the sea.
son Officers chosen were: Howard
G. rdon. president; Mabel Jackson
vice president: Walter Nicholas
secretary: Hazel Cooper. assistant
secretary Nesta Dixon, recording
secretary; Eta Lucas. treasurer
Mrs Blanche Miller. musical di.
rector Howard Gordon, assistant
director; Hershel Irons. assistant
secretary; Mrs. Frances Logan
pianist; Mrs. Hunter, assistant
pianist; Mrs Hattie Sleet. drama.
tic director.
The Fellowship banquet Of The l.
p. T. club will he held wed
resdsy. June s. ~ 20 D. m. a
ihc y. ". g. A. Mrs. o. c. Thomas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11
KALAMAZOOIBATTLE CREEK
BY Ruby Cherry

Friends and acquaintance OF
the late Jesse overall. Jr. As years
VI age, have been greatly grieved
over his passing Friday, June 3 at
2 .. m. Mr.. Overall died In local
hospital where he had been con-
fined for some time. Funeral SER
vices were held Monday at 2 D. m.
from the Second Baptist church
with the Rev. r. l.. Todd in charge.
Surviving are a widow, Mrs. Lula
Overall; a brother. Clyde: two
step-daughters. Louise and Mozella .
two sisters and other relatives.
The Joy Center Tea Room 10
now opened for business at 1865 Ka-
lamazoo street. II Is a very nice,
clean place to eat. Come and en-
Joy yourself at this tea room. own
ed and operated by Mrs. liner Hicks
formerly OF Indiana.
Services al the Church OF God,
1 '"@ sseHoiih dftuut were ltIKtIy
attended all day last Sunday. The
afternoon service under auspices
OF the Pastors Aid club WAS sue
cessful. Music was furnished by
the Gospel Jr. choir OF the MI. Zion
AM.E. church, under the direct
ION Of Mrs. Kathsleen T. Scott
Rev Johnny Mitchell preached his
initial sermon which was we'll re-
ccived by all present. He preached
on the Ten Commandments.
Jesse Owens. the great Olympic
star was also present and spoke
briefly. Mrs. |. Dean was program
chairman and wishes to thank the
public for their hearty support.
Misses zelles Hayes and Irene
Baker were the guests OF Miss Ear.
line PoweIs Sunday. Junday S.
"A COLoRED JUDGE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11
w HIT TAKER


Services at Campbell Chapel last
Sunday were dispensed with. 40 the
pastor and congregation participate
ed In union services At Mt. Zion
Baptist Church. Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Rev. +. l.. Clark preached and the
Junior choir. the newly organized
Gospel chorus. and Royal Harmony
-Four, OF Ypsilanti. rendered music.
Nine auto loads OF worshippers at
tended the services.
MIR. and Mrs. Eugene Gillespie
and mother. OF Cleveland, Ohio,
Visited Mr.. and Mrs. George Bry-
ant. over the Decoration Day week
end. Mrs. Lula Gillespie accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant to the
services At Mt Clemens. ABOUT ia5
guests attended. -
Approximately 125 guests attend
ed the wedding reception OF Mr.,
ana Mrs. John Hill. OF Detroit
which was given by the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bryant, at the home OF the grand.
! parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bry-
ant. May rs. In honor OF the
brides birthday. Many lovely gifts
were received by the honoree. from
friends In Detroit. Ypsilanti. Inkster
and Whitaker who wished the
young couple . long and happy
married life. The large four-layer
wedding cake was decorated with q
miniature bride and groom. and
Was baked by Mrs Elvirs Brooks
OF Ypsilanti.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Thompson
Of Elkhart. Indiana. visited Their
bI other and sister-in-lsw, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Alden Thompson. two days
last week.
Mrs. Guy Smith accompanied hel
parents and other relatives OF Ypsi
lanti to PauIding. Ohio. to visi
her aunt. Mrs. James Phillips. dur
INK the recent holidays.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11
RIVER ROUGE

Mrs. Ollie Davenport OF River
Rouge. president OF the Missionary
circle OF the First Baptist church,
Ecorse. Is In sumby Memorial hos
pital, TO undergo an operation.
Friends are requested to visit her.
Mrs. r. l.. Davis. 4s9 Fourth
street. River Rouge: Mrs. Garri-
son, OF Ecorse: and Mrs. Gillian.
Of River Rouge, are also III at
Sumby hospital.
Mrs. Alberta Henderson. Mrs.
Parlee Jackson. Mrs. Allen. and
Mrs. Stewart. all OF Inkster, are
Ill at Sumby hospital here.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11
PONTIAC news


Miss Baker, OF Lake street. re-
presented Newman A. M. Il. Sun
day School at the recent conven-
ton held in Detroit. at ST. Paul A.
NJ +. church. OF which the Rev.
J. A. Charleston Is pastor. The
Rev. A. T.. williams. pastor OF
newman, returned June 4. from a
trip TO Pueblo. Colorado. where he
Conducted seven-dsy revival
meeting. He reports great enthusi-
asm over the lovely scenery Of the
West and the success OF the revi-
val.
The Stewardess board met June
S. with Mrs. Bingyson. Baptizing
will be held June IL. Presiding
Elder washington will conduct his
fourth quarterly meeting at New
man church, June 10.
The Rev. T. d. Broyles. pastor
~ Trinity Baptist church. preach
ed at IL a. m. Sunday, subject,
Inner Compulsion. The Rev. r.
l.. Brady. OF Detroit. delivered
the annual sermon for the Court OF
Calanthe. Sunday. at 3 p. m.
The Woman's Missionary circle
Of New Hope Baptist was in charge
OF devotional services at IL a. N.
Pastor Reed preached from the
theme. "Forsaking The House OF
God
The Rev. George G. Matthews
pl cached Sunday morning at
Macedonia Baptist church. Travel
III The Right Road was the sub
1ect.
The Pastors Aid held state
rally at .. m.
Little Thomas Howard Craig
sou OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Craig. OF
Lull street. was one month old or
June ..
Mrs. John Bland. OF Branch
street. was dinner hostess Sunday
in honor OF Miss Novella white. a
recent graduate Of the Pontiac
high school.
Miss Robbie p. Miller Ia visit
! Ing her grandparents In Murfrees.
boro. Tenn.
a cov ovwu xvrunv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11
Star Light Church

The star Lisht Church Of Truth
will have bsptismal services Sun
day June IL At Israel Light Bsp-
tist church at . o'clock in the
afternoon.
The Rev. Mother l.. williams 10
pastor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11
City Usher Board

The City Usher Board Union met
with the ushers Of Calvary Bap-
list church. May 20. A. roll call
$50 ushers were present
The attendance banner was
received by New BetheIs Usher
board; the finance banner. by the
Usher board OF King Solomon
church
The Union will hold It's next
meeting, Sunday. June IL, az King
solomon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11

Fayetteville. \. C,-tANP)--T
Goyernor ~ North Larolins, Hon.
clyde r. Hooy. Was the principal
speaker A. several new buildings
we're dedicated st The State Normal
school here. President David Jones
Who brought greetings from the
North Carolina colleges was an
other OF the distinguished person
axes on the program. The State
Normal School is now a four wear
college
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11

Sunshine c. g. |. +. group and
leaders were also In attendance
along with one OF the scout troops
fIpm Detroit. The boys paraded 10
the church from the City Hall
park.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Mcdowell spent
the weekend OF Friday, May 81,
visiting In Ann Arbor and ypsi-
Ianti. Mich. While there, they at
ended the formal ball sponsored
by the Sismas, also q picnic given
by the Nightingale society OF Ann
Arbor.
Many Windsor residents visited
Dresden Sunday June S. where the
annual baptismsl services we're
held at $3.50 a. m. Those from
Windsor included Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Richardson. Or. and Mrs.
o. p. Chatters. Mrs. l.. Washing
ton and daughter. Glsdys; Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Browning, the Rev.
Mr. Newsom and daughters, Mrs
Overton and Mrs. Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Robbins OF
ln's city motored to North Buxton,
Ont Sunday. to attend services
there and TO visit Mr.. kobbins'
mother. and Mrs. Newly. sister OF
Mrs. Robbins; Mrs. M. Sims and
rianddaughters. June Buchanan
snd Mary Stewart accompanied the
Robbins to Buxton. While there.
Mrs. Sims was dinner guest OF her
daughter. Mrs. r. o. Stewart. wife
OF Pastor stewart OF the B. NJ. T.
church there. other dinner guests
included Rev. Newsom. Mrs. over
ton. Mrs. Powell. Rev. T. Daw-
son. June Buchanan, and Miss
Merry stewart daughter OF the
Rev. andn Mrs. stewart
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-11
PORT HURON

Mt. Olive Baptist church wor-
shipped with the Morning Star
Baptist church last Sunday at 2
.. m, in Mt. Clemens. Mich. where
toe inspirational meeting OF the
Metropolitan Missionary Baptist
Association mission and woman's
district inspirationai were held.
Mrs. Phillips, OF Detroit. 10 presi-
dent. Each church mission was re-
quested to be represented by nifty
mcmbcrs. in the cause OF the mis-
SIGN work. The Rev. Mr.. Hanker-
son, OF Shiloh church, Port Huron.
delivered the sermon. A paper was
read by Mrs. c. Davis. solo, Mrs
Kettle Johnson. Representatives
from other churches also partici-
pated on the program. A commit
tee meeting OF each church was
held in the office OF DR.. Ware, at
1850 .. m. Sunday, TO send a reso-
luton in regard TO the death Of
Mr.. Tomlin, state representative,
who resided In 8. Port Huron. He
IVES called The Major OF South
Tort.
The deacons and superintendents
OF the Sunday School held their
meeting last Sunday. with st. Paul
A. M. z. church. Charles May
berry Is chairman.
J. s. williams. OF Little street,
plans soon to take his vacation In
Los Angeles. California.
Citizens OF Port Huron are in
vited to send their local news
items to the local reporter. for
publication In the Detroit Tribune.