The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-04

which will be held June -. Two
members are to be elected and
thirteen possible candidates have
filed. none being colored. Colored
voters are urged 10 register as soon
as possible. Joseph J. Mitchell. a
former councilman. known as
friend OF colored citizens. is one OF
the candidates.
Ten-Night's Program
A ten-night's program will begin
June 6. at st. Peters Zion church.
A different local minister will pre-
side each night. Bishop Wallace
Robinson and his fine singing
group will participate on Friday,
June 10. Friday night, Bishop Rob-
inson. who has one of the finest
groups in Michigan, will
the power OF healing.
All sick people are invited TO at
tend.
Monday night, June 6. Rev. II. II.
Coleman. of Macedonia Baptist
church, will conduct services, ac-
companied by his radio chorus.
Rev. L. T. Clay, of Peace Baptist,
will appear with his choir. Tuesday
night, June 7.
Wednesday, June 8, Rev. Grain,
OF ST. James c. M. +. church, will
deliver a message to the citizens OF
Hamtramck.
On the following Thursday, Rev.
Bryant, with his chorus and men,
bers OF his church. will partici-
pate. Rev. Bryant will preach a
special sermon.
Rev. Metclaf. pastor of st.
Peters church, has made great
progress during his pastorate here,
and all the members are hoping he
will be returned after the confer
ence In Chicago, June %.
Colored girls are taking tests for
employment In the Hamtramck
school system. The tests are being
encouraged by the League For
Better Relations. which has for
some time been trying 10 secure
jobs for local colored graduates. II
has been announced by several
members of the School Board that
as soon as an efficient colored
graduate from Hamtramck applies
to them. they will place him or her
in some position. Graduates from
the Commercial course are re-
quested to contact the League at
3 p. IN. Wednesday. at 1205O Lump
kin street.
Athletics
Eddie Hall. OF Pershing High, has
agreed TO take charge of the track
team Of Conant Gardens. which will
compete with the Hamtramck
team. coached by Robert Wingo. OF
Hamtramck High. Wingo will be
assisted by James Bradford. also
Of Iiamtramck High The track
meet will be held through the
Christian League. in which Ham.
tramck. Highland Park North De.
troit West Side Detroit. and other
localities are represented. AS yet
however. only Hamtramck and
Conaui Gardens have organized ioi
track activities. TO date. six base
ball teams in Hamtramck have
joined the League and plan to
take an active part in it's program
Forum Discussion
Sunday evening. May 90 the
Young Peoples Group Of Quinn
Chapel held an open forum dis
cussion, the topic discussed being
Life" Mrs. Ida Hendrieth. wife OF
the pastor, opened the discussion
with an interesting address. After
her talk. Pastor Hendrieth asked
the audience three questions
environment have
the same effect upon person 5
life, as hot oven has upon raw
biscuit?" Can person live above
his environment? and "If all per-
sons have not the same ability 10
distinguish right from wrong. why
do we make so much fuss when
one goes astray?" The replies to
these questions proved illuminat-
ing and amusing. Similar programs
are held at Quinn Chapel every
Sunday evening by the young folk,
at $50 o'clock. All are welcome.
Back From Convention
Miss Pauline Raspberry ,superin-
tendent of Quinn Chapel S. s.. and
assistant superintendent Of all the
Sunday Schools In the South De-
troit district OF her church, re-
turned Friday. from attending the
annual S. s. convention which was
held last Tuesday, at Saginaw.
Mich. She reports that the dele
gates had an enjoyable time. max
ing new acquaintances and touring
Saginaw and neighboring cities
The High Hatters' Club. consist
ing OF an ambitious group OF Ham
tramck young ladies. sponsored
their second dance, June 3. at
Masonic Home. on Trowbridge
street. Many are expected to at
tend.
Last Saturday night. members
Of the Mystic Shrine OF Marraci
Temple, presented their first spring
dance. Ocie Barnette's orchestra
the music. Members of
Isis and Composite Lodge OF Ham
tramck Masons turned out. Two
priZao donofod 10, Mo- IaxvoI~x,