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The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-25
YUKON BRINGS IN 40; TAXES
 46 WESTWARD

The steamer Yukon, with 40 pas s.ngers aboard for Juneau, docked here from the South yesterday af- ternosn and sailed last night to the westward with 46 pas sengers aboard.
 Inbound from Seattle were Ethel Belshau. Mrs R. R. Brown, MT. and Mrs. George Cleveland, Mrs. Louis Deiebecque and child, Frank De- Wree. Marie Dolginer and two chill dren. A. Hayes. II. Kimmer. Mrs. R. Krcnuuist. Mrs. William Mcclure, William Porter, Alex Pearson, We eioletjh. Charles Waynor, Mrs. II. Winston. Ray Bonser, A. Englecth. Walter Handley, S Lathrop Jo1a McTeer. E. Moone, Tommy MukaL Ois Standar w Walker, c. Waring. Leonard Welfin.
 From Ketchikan--M Baker. C.. c. Fireoved, Mrs. Fireoved, M. Gus ,aison. F. l.. Todd, Walter Johnson.
 From Wrangell- Paul Boil r. West, E. Willard
 Prem Petersburg - Mrs. Ingrio Ask. Paul Jones. J. L. Luckey.
 Sailing for Seward were Bill Lewis Leonard Dean r. Seppala. w. Hei- no, A. Silver, B. D. Stewart, Paul Jensen. c. Nettleton, Joe Green. L.. D. Kelsey. Steve Vukovich, Ida Hjel- lum. Genevieve Nelson. c. Gustaf- son. J. Heath, Ike Taylor. c. New gard, L. Wihlberg, A Wihlberg. C.. Hayden. A F Stander, H. Scott, Mrs. A. D. Walkowslli. M Soley, II, Yriana. H. c. Heina. w. w Jones, Sam Shucklin, E. Parmenter, R. E. Murphy
 For Cordova-R. Larsen, M. AL bertson. Mrs Albertson, J. Albert son, J. A. Rhones, D. Selvargge.
 For Valdez-A. Groves, Mrs. E. Parmenter. E. AXnoe B. Dippell, o. Needham, O. A. Stockman.
 For Kodiak-T l.. Torgerson. M V. Manville R. J. Sommers. E. Mad sen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-25
FIVE LOADS OF
 HALIDUT SOLD

Five halibut boats sold on the fish exchange this morning and this afternoon.
 The Thelma. Capt. Bernt Alstead sold 5000 pounds at CHS and 4l0; Elfin, Capt Nels Bjerkness, 4,50O pounds at 610 and AIS; Fremont Capt Olaf Winther, 15,000 pounds, selling at CHS and AIS; the 3lA751, Capt Mac" Lapp, with GOO pounds at 6.l0 and AIS, and the Dixon Capt. Emil Samuelson, sold $500 pounds at 615 and 4.15.
 Stuart bought cargo ol the Thelma. Alaska Coast Fisher ies those of the Elfin and the Dixon, the Juneau Cold Storage that of the 3lA75l, and Marlyn, the cargo of the Fremont.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-25
ADULT SCOUTING
 COURSE FINISHED

Final meeting of the adult scout ing class was held last night, sixteen being present and completing the course of ten lessons. If interest warrants advance training will be given in the fall, it was stated.
 Those taking the work voted a medal to J. A. Paradis, Jr., who con- ducted the classes. Henry Harmon was Honor Scout, Vincent Beau champ, second, and Harold Smith third, in rating on the course.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-25
MISS AALTo RETURNS

Miss Impi Aalto arrived home on the Northland last evening from Petersburg wehere she completed her seventh consecutive year of teaching. Miss T. Brauti, also a Petersburg teacher, accompanied Miss Aalto to Douglas to spend a week as her house guest, before leaving for the south for her home in Oregon
 Miss Aalto expects to remain here all summer, and return to her school again in September.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-25

school there. the wedding to take place in Kctchikan Saturday night, May 23.
 Next month Miss Verne Hannah daughter of Mrs. J M. Hannah, will 3e married to MT Richard Miller. Fine latter is the son of MT. and Mrs. L. Miller of Petersburg. This we'd ding will take place at Petersburg on June II.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-25
VISITS FRIENDS

Miss Elizabeth Karnes was visiting friends in Douglas yesterday after several months away During the teaching term just ended Miss Karn- es taught at Wasilla. She was a member of the Douglas grade staff during the 1935-36 term.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-25
Marine News
Steamer Movements
NORTHBOUND Denali due Saturday.
LED SAILINGS

Delfdll UtlG OdOui CdY- . SCHEDULED SAILINCS
 c Princess Louise scheduled to
 . sail from Vancouver at 9 pm.
 c tomorrow.
 Q North Sea scheduled to sail Q from Seattle at 10 am. May
 0 27.
 e Chatham scheduled to sail
 e from Seattle 9 pm. May 27, 6 Q freight only. c Alaska scheduled to sail from C Q Seattle 9 am May 28. c Baranof scheduled to sail from c c Seattle at am. May 31 9 SOUTHBOUND SAILINGS e 0 Tongass in port and scheduled q Q to sail south tonight. c c Ncrthland scheduled soUth- C o bound sometime Friday c Q morning. c Yukon scheduled south next ( 0 Monday LOCAL SAsLiNGS [
 Q Estcbeth scheduled to sail every c
 Q Wednesday at pm. for Sit c Q ka and wayports. 6 Dait leaves every Wednesday . at am. for Petersburg, Port c 2 Alexander, KaEe and way c ? ports . D . c
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-25
FORMER DOUGLAS GIRLS
 TO BECOME BRIDES

During the next three weeks or less two former Douglas girls are to be welded to Petersburg men.
 As previously mentioned, Miss Vera Kelly will become the bride of R. J. Summers, a teacher in the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-25
NINE AWAITING <.
 GOOD WEATHER

Nine passengers for PA were waiting today for favorable weather to make the hop to Fairbanks with Jerry Jones and Walt Hall
 Passengers are V. Sjolgeth, F. De- Wree, w. Porter, L. Weltzin, C.. Murray, R. German, A. Pierson, Mrs. A. Birley and M Sides.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-25
JAP INVASION IS CAUSE FOR
 REQUEST, ARMS
Cod6sher Captain Radioes Brother in Seattle
 for Rifles
tContinued from Page One)

Fishermens' Union will cooperate in any move to drive off the Japanese but we are not sending any rifles north, that is up to Capt. Shields brother"
 H B. Friele, Vice-President of the Nakat Packing company is send ing fishermen and cannerynlen north today on the Mt. Mckinley but said he would not permit such a thing referring to the dispatch ing of rifles.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-25
HARrMANs pAss THRouGH

Enroute to Hoose Pass where he will be in charge Of the detail work fer Sommera Construction Co.,, in the building of bridges. Rex Hart- man accompanied by Mrs. Hart man were in and out of the Chan nel on board the Yukon last evening. During the past month they have been in Craig where MT Hartman represented his company in winding Up their work there but most of the winter they spent in Seattle and Portland. They expect to be to the Westward the remainder of the year, Hartman said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-25
NOTICE

Third annual meetings of the stockholders and board of directors of Jack Wade Dredging Go. will be held Wednesday, June 8, 1888, in Dawson, Yukon Territory Canada.
 CSignedD CHARLES A. WHITNEY, adv. Secretary
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-25
ATTENTION REBEKAHS

Social and refreshments follow ing regular business meeting We'd nesday, May 25, at 8 pm, LOOP Hall. Members and visitors invited to bring their escorts.
 RUTH BLAKE. adv. Secretary
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-25

Hiram Walkers Deluxe Rye or Bourbon vhiskies are Bottled in- Bend and are Years Old. Available at popular prices. Ask your dealer!
 adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-25
TONSILS REMOVED

Irving Fleek underwent q tonsil- ectomy at the Juneau Medical Ciin- ic yesterday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-25
REBEKAHS WILL HOLD MEETING G,
 SOCIAL TONIGHT

Tonight at o'clock in the IO.OF. Hall members of the Reberkah
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-05-25

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ledge will hold a meeting, with the Douglas members being guests of the Juneau lodge.
 Following the meeting, a social to winch guests have been invited, will be held. the visiting members be- ing i'll charge of all arrangements for the evening.
 H. J. Baker is here this week only, tuning pianos. Call the Gastineau
 adv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-17
a CofoRED ~ pnIt-
Second Bapt. Church
Inkster, Mich.

Tile pastor llr q " lnnr iit
ii'ered ihe morning sennlou sun
day September g. On "rhe oospel
Of Jesus Christ teX Roman. ~
The discourse WIS peaeed b,
some timely advice ssio how mem.
hers Of he sroup sholld vote
From Monday night Angus .,
10 September 4. ne Second Bsp-
,ist church Was honored %, mo rre
sence OF an ouiSisndlr. hlnd pisn-
iN Prot David RfeauN Tho srtisi
rendered 2 serie. of pro-rams nm
der auspices oi The she Bosrd OF
the church OF VIII d MIS- D.. Whit.
nsr il president Man, members
and friends attended IN connection
with the program a. speeia hnan-
cial campaign was held l, vas uni
que IN It's plan. The total amount
raised during The week was Seu5 40
Rev W. l.. Douglass. assistant
pastor, is church reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-17
~, coioRtp JtDGE
MT. CLEMENS

Rev sorry OF chape llfil rs4
isl church conducird eau,es -
'Hlears Raprl~l Shurch as' srt
dsN re preached isom u~ 80,
iecl' Pun or Nad rai On rns
So mon MAS fore-runn, ~ a.e
re'iva which vii bccin Slnda
September IS
L j. reported mat Rev rrnnf
Of ralvar, church is enjoying ine
sessions Of he RapN-i pn,cn'in
IN 81 Louis
\ large n0mper q. mcnbef- lt
friends % Ninson hap-i A NJ r.
church. express ienshi ia learn 81
The rclnrn % Rev Williams -
pastor of he church ior ano'hc.
ycat
The Maeonn oupt, ,hou .niea
rendered selections A. me ser,,ec
at vinson hapoA SUNDAY Sc2.er
her IL
Mrs I.e,cfeNs has reannes
home alter having had IA enm}
able min South also her ne,
Miss Marx Nillcl
The marriage 81 Miss Ann Tran
mel and fdNard Dorsey Nll ne
soiemnned a' N,nson Chape a ~
r church. SUNDAY Scp'emh4 81
AZ p. M
Pilgrim aud TIN. iaIhi hatlc.
Hre haNine eland nae" zoe Wh,A
hogan SHlds Seplemhcr q ami
will confinur until sunday SEW
totuho~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-17
Ham 7 RAMCK
nv Hiram Cravior,,

Miss Charlihelle cook Of HIM
lamck, WAS hlI nv an aniomohilc
while crossing I ommor STREET hot
ween DNar and neQuindre. his
week Miss conk /, is fepal cd
stepped oui between parked ltuck
and WAS struck by an al'omobile
driven by Joseph rapp who was
going East on ommo' redAe
irians are urged MOI % isy-wslk
on The streets.
The Rev. Nj Grain al So lanes
{. VI = church located on Vine
wood and Kirby street viii preacn
NJ 81. Peters AM f. Zion church
SUNDAY Scplember Is Al nv
Everybody il cordially invited ia
attend
Watch FOR The complete standings
~ the popularity contest which
Will be published in mex, week $
issue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-17
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SAGINAW
church Garden Party

4 delightful garden rariy for the
benefits of 81 Lukes C. NJ +.
church. was ei,en SUNDAY after
noon. August Is, on the beautiful
lawn OF Mr.. and Mrs. + d. FERTILE,
1915 y. Eighth street The affair
was sponsored by the pastor q vile.
Mrs. Annie f. Carnes. assisted by
Mrs +. D. Fertile Mrs Rseland'
and Mrs. Davis. pastor In charse
OF the Church OF God
The lawn was lovely In an array
OF fall flowers. OF many colors T.
Guiding giant zinniss. dslphiniunis
petunias snapdrasons. phloxs' AMI
diritalis. the latter seeming 10 nod
TO the guests as they came into he
garden.
The ladies were beautiIdliy
eowned for the occasion. Among
the many in attendance we've Mr.
and Mrs. Mitchell. OF Texas VINO
ere in Saginaw visiting their rela-
tive. Mrs. Eula Lambert
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-17
"A coloRED Jupot-
|W HIT AKER

The Rev. A. knowles. newly APP
pointed pastor at Campbell chapel
church, was present last sunday
and delivered splendid sermon
from Matthew il-1i. talking on
The Compa ssion of Jesus Many
visitors were included in the large
number Of worshippers.
The Rev Mr. knowles was week
end guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
l.. Collins They molored TO Adj
rian SUNDAY evening where The
Rev. Mr.. Knowles boarded a lra'n
for Wabash. Ind
The Mary F. Handy Missionary
society met with Mrs. Alise Rry-
ant last Thursday. New members
were present AT this profitable
meeting The Junior society also
mel At the BRYANT home on Friday.
The officers elected for the ensu-
ing wear are: Misses Martha Led
ford. president Odahlia Ledford.
secretary. Ollie Dowdell special
treasurer: Geraldine Bryant, mis-
slonary treasurer Mrs Hsrviett
Rhann is superintendent
Mr. and Mrs James Smith. Eight
Mile road Detroit. were dirNer
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Smith.
last sunday.
rns nurn sHnnr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-17
"A COLORED JUDGE
DOWACIAC NEWS


The compensation and pastor of
Second Baptist church will vn-
shin with The local white Methodist
church Sunday. September is. al
IN p, m II will he a Chtistiin
fellowship service and il IS hoped
iha better nlerracisl brother
hood can be developed in Dows-
giac among Christian forcee and
that revival can he effected
The new church Of Lake ~
grange sent Rev. W. r. Rattle. 10
The Nationa convention rhe pas
tor is very grateful 10 those few
Chicago folk for withou' their ef-
'ort it would have heen impossible
for him 10 attend
Among he week end guests al
Idle Hour farm were nr. william
VI. horne Charleston 5 ~ Dr..
r. A Turner Dr. y A. rhorne.
Rev. Joseph VI Evans. VI and
Mrs James Dunlap. Chicag D. Mau.
rice Dickinson, Mrs Maude Smith.
Miss Ethel Fuqua, Ben Johnson,
Melvina Banks. Nina Banks Mr.
and Mrs A. williams jimmie and
Louise Williams Mr. ann Mrs.
Richard Lewis Mayor B'owns-
Vile. Milwaukee Wis; Mrs Csllis
STANLEY and Mr.. and Mrs f.
Rouse
Sunflower club No. 20. Of Metro
politan Community church chi
cago. gave an outing in honor OF
the birthday NJ its oldest member
Mrs. Eva Anderson aged ~ Rev.
Joseph NJ. Evans is pastor Mr..
and AIir lanes Dunlap. usher
hoard presidents The club char
tered 4 Greyhound hus and spent
The Labor Day holidays az Idle
Hour farm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-17
PONTIAC News

The Rev. A r. Williams has he
gun his third year ~ pastor Of
Newman A. W. f. church he
preached SUNDAY morning from
he subject, Or, Bones" and in
he evening his theme was The
Withered Hand
Mira. McCIendon, who has been
in Arkansas for NE past three
years. has returned 10 Pontiac. She
rejoined Newman A NJ T.. church
last sunday.
The offic!a bt<rd meeting was
held Al Newman church on Sep
TENDER ~. to map out the program
for The ensuing years work
The congregations OF New Hope.
Macedonia and Trinity Baptist
churches welcomed their pastors
enihusia sticallv. after their return
from The National Baptist conven
ton in 81. Louis. Mo. Rev f.. n.
Broylee. Rev. John n. Powell. and
Rev. Ford r Reed are The three
ministers referred TO. They are
all doing fine work
81. John NJ f. church has haen
conducting an uplifting spiritual
revival for the past two weeks.
ForcefuI sermons have heen deliv-
cred by The evangelist: Rev. Tow
crs. Rev. F. e.. walker il pastor.
Miss viola Salier. OF Lull street.
who is taking course in nurse
training in New York city. is home
on = variation She WY return to
New York within the next three
weeks accompanied by her class
mate. Miss Decker
Mr. and Mrs Sylvester Walker.
Mrs Martha Ferguson visited IN
Pontiac last Sunday.
Mrs. Frances Coleman. Of Grant
street; and Finus Harris. Jr.. vis-
tied Detroit last week end
Mrs. Louise Robins, OF Elizabeth
street. il III AT General hospital.
Mrs. Mamie Fowler ia also on the
sick list al the home on Prsll
street.
Grady McFee superintendent 81
Newman Sunday School. has begun
an intensive drive 10 enroll adult
members in the Sunday School.
The American Cole and Grocery
company, a colored establishment,
opened with a complete stock re-
Gently. The concern Is located at
Baeley aud Tenth streets.
"A coLoRED yuDoB--
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-17
WINDSOR, ONT.

Rev Mr. wells began his pas
lortsl charge OF the F'irsi Church
SUNDAY September II. Tne Rev.
Mr. Wells IL = local man. who has
been IN The states several wears
MANY were present ~ both morn.
Ing and evening services. 10 hear
him deliver Vo very inspiring SER
mons
The Local BOY scouis wish 70
thank an hose thai supported them
laHl yea and wish 10 remind >oii
ha' 'he> viii again this year hold
lheif meetings in Mercer street
sch"ol Their hrsl meeting vas
held MONDAY september II
Homecoming VAS celebrated At
North Buxton ontario last sun
day and Nonda, The REV r n
JACKSON ~ the local RME. deliver
ed the afternoon MESSAGE and The
loca' BME choir provided me mu-
sic ;or he afternoon service sun
uay ON Monday the local BNf.
and he North Buxton BNt church.
e. seltcd dinners Mrs Marion
Powell and MIS- Laid uelo amonc
ne local ones seen assisting ,
haid ha came between N,silanii
ana Rlenhein Wa PLAYED. Ypsilsn.
y won MONDAY niehl there va. y
dance - Tho hall iust acloss ,he
railroad tracks 4 large crow d.,
tended amons them we're Nss.ss
herIel<a White Beatrice hase
Nrs'nl" Robbins Eychi sims
N'i'na Chase Me-srs Henry Hsr-
iron Hughes ''hickee Eugene
N"fse' and man, others
ne Science, AilS and ,fsf, eIYh
'e'n 'heir annual forlniehrly mec,
lng Thursday Sept. s. a. theyN.
WV \ Plans wefs made for =
aan'" ana = PLAY 70 he given some
me ~ The nexr month A large
humber ~ The members we're nrc
sen Following The business nee,
ms shorl discussion was had and
'ne'l paper read
The Social club held thcir me.t.
ing ffidav evening Plans ,c..
completed for party to be : ,on
neA Friday niehi Mr.. Dofniz
Fields Ann Arboi who was yisi,.
ing relatives in The civ was infro-
du'ed 10 me club and gave few
remarks
TN men ~ss home from visiting
lhelr grand parents Mr. and Ma
henry base ~ North Buxton ~
and Mrs Cecil Fields and son nor.
fns. or Ann Arbor stopped in wind-
sor 10 visit relatives
Rev Harrison preached Al The
bME church SUNDAY night
Mrs Sarah Traverse North Rux.
ton died ~ her home FRIDAY She
has been III for some lime
All on lha sick list are doine 20
well A. can he expected. Roheri
Jackson who Was in an accidcr,
last week isriill in me hospital anc
=. Martin who was iu no same a.,
cidenl was released from The hos
piial after receiving treatment ici
injuries sustained
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-17
END NEWS

The Rev. Mr.. whoey. pastor OF
Zion Baptist church who has been
on his vacation. returned last week
and reported having had splen-
did trip
East Lake Baptist Church
The subject OF the Sunday schro.
which opened at $3.50 heard dis
cussion Of saul. moral failure
found In Samuel lv:l7-25. During
the absence of the Rev. C. Castor.
pastor OF East Lake Baptist. the
Rev. J J Harris. Richmond Va
has come to carry on in the ,ntcr.
val. The text of the Rev Mr.. Ilat-
ris lesson was found In The fourth
chapter Of Second Kings. second
verse His subject Was: Tcll
/ Me
The Choi union mot At Vincent
chapel. The evening services were
conducted by the Rev Nh. Harris
who will also render service dur
ine the renisinder Of the week
The Fourteenth Progressive com
muniiy club held The semi month
" meeting SATURDAY in their club
house 5S5 Tennessee avenue. The
members have planned man, So
cials for The fall and winter sea-
son
The Monte tarlo Social club WAS
hos Al Grand ballroom dance
Snnda, Scplcmbcl II. at as East
Warren avenue The Monte carlo
lclub. led b, Helen Byrd. shows
promises Of becoming one Of the
outstanding clubs In The city With
ne progressive program charted
by he officials and members. The
Officers and members are Helen
Byrd. president; Grace kimball.
ecre'ary harles Hickman. frca-
surer Marie Evans business man.
aeer and GLADYS Ballie and Ellie
more Tom
The Scy club will he hoSl 4, a
spotlight dance Al Artistic empIe
SUNDAY. September Is Isaac
Goodwin's music will furnish the
music
Wonder il Gertrude ,Gcriie)
Browning will ever learn the an
'onlm Of The word S,\o Il seems
as though Waymon Rivers is q
busy person since he goi his car.
Indications are that quite few
I were surprised 10 see Jessie Light
ioo' working hard Wednesday. Troy
Watson is seeking girl with tal-
emf. Was il trne hai Waymon
was thinking Of (oldie when he
drove through red lighi? Why
Is Ruby walton singing. You
Can he mine and some one else :
TOO We were extremely SORRY
10 learn Of The illness OF Mrs RUBY
Turner Hurry and gei well. RUBY,
"A COLORED JUp0n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-17
KALAMAZOO

Well. folk Here | am. back for
our weekly chat. This week. how
ever, the news will he BRIEF. he
cause Of lack of social activities
following the holidays
James Coleman. .lr. has return
ed 10 Kalamazoo for visit. cole
man. who formerly resided here.
is now located in Ontario. Canada
Mr. and Mrs Ware. Miss Della
Sue Grodon Miss Maybell Jackson
and Mrs Sarah Gardner made a
"Trip 10 Chicago last week end Mrs
Gardner remained in Chicago. and
continued her rip with friends 10
FL. Worth. Texas. 10 attend the Ma
tional Baptist convention.
Miss Mary Jane King lefi last
Tuesday 10 spend few days with
friends and relatives in Detroit
Mich.
Miss Henrietta Russell recently
speni week In Kalamazoo. as
suest OF Mr.. and Mrs. s. King and
family.
Mrs. VI Birch hss returned home
from the Dewey resort in South
Haven, Mich. where she has been
employed during the slmHher She
was met here by her daughter
Miss Frances Birch Of Chicago
who journeyed here To visit her
parents and brother and Join ihem
on q tour through the South Mrs.
thsvers Of Three Rivers. Mich
viii also he member CT he par-
|ty
Mrs. Eva Jones IL Detroit spent
last week with her parens Mr. and
Mrs Neal Goodwin of rroniv
street With Mrs Jones wss he
daughter Lillian who resides a.
The Goodwin home and will enter
school here
Miss Eunice Richardson. of Ba-
ne Greek was The recent cuesl ~
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Sta ford. of
Riverview drive Miss Richard .on
is the cousin Of Mrs Stafford
Miss Martha CRANE Of hcago
was The sunday dinner guest ~
Mr.. and Mrs E. Davis OF River
street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-17
YPSuANTl
BY Mrs. Eugcnla O'Bannon

sunday was busy day at Sec
ond Baptist church. The Rev. Mr..
Robertson pastor OF the church.
brought the morning message from
Jonah 2:2, and his subject was
You Can Not Hide From God"
The afternoon program for paint
was postponed The testimonial
and Lords supper we're adminis-
tered by The pastor Al The evening
services.
large number of members a.
tended the AME conference in
Grand Rapids las' week Mrs. Eli
zaheih IIarlgrave and children. OF
kyon@ o Is spending her vacation
~ the house guest OF her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Oxiah DAVIS Mrs. FL
Ia Huffman. OF ypsilanii. and Mrs.
Moore OF Ferndale motored 10 Cir
ard Kan spending two very plea
SAINT weeks there They we're ac-
-'ompanicd by Mr. and Mrs Paul
Glenn Of Ferndale
Among those who len iae week
Tor 81 louis 10 at'sn'i the Ns,ior,l
Daplls Convention nc w' lhc
Rev Gslh'r Hobcrson The RcN Il.
g. Brown. and Two daughters limo
and Rosetta. Mrs Edna Hcndc son,
Mrs y Z Burnett Mise. : Y.
asher Augusta kersey Viola
Freeman Mrs Hazel Green Edna
kerscy. Minnie Ncelev fedora Tam
NJ r. OBannon, and the Rev. T.
Iihonenee Miss Angela Gregory Of
Joliet HI j. spending her vaca-
lion as house euesi OF her aunt.
Mrs Sarah Hamilton Nh and Mrs
Walter 'hnn. Of chicago. fWere
Weekend guests Of Mr. and Nlre
thannce Green They were accom-
panied hv three friends
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-09-17
- 1oLoREp iup.E
PORT HUR 0 N


The union service was held At
MI Olive Baptist church S,snds,
night Rev Cowan prea, he'd from
Acts 1871 MANY we're IN a,tend-
ance.
Rev, 'owan received ieleelsn
last Tuesday informing h m os b.
death OF his mother IN rirminehdm
Ala. The deceased IL s4isived ~,
her husband two sons FIVE daneh-
ters. and number OF grand chil-
dren and great grandchildr "a end
friends Port Huron friends extend
sympathy To The bereaSed lamiiv.
The late Ice Coleman diei Fri
day, Seplemher .. Al the stale hos
pital Al Howell Mich He Nas n
member OF The lsraelnr charch
surviving are his vii 4 stop u
and daughter aud many friends
The funeral was held from NJ. OIL
i've Baptist church Ni'h Re, x
H. Cowan officiatins Rnual was
in Lakeside cemetery.
'fhe community club Will -NE
Sunday a. l2.Su p M over laa.o
station Wills
Mrs. Carrie Hill. lo,aI h.l
dresser. has received her license
IN 0nerafe