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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-03
SAGINAW
By Mrs. M. Toomey

The Rev. w. c. Wilson preached
on the theme Marriage OF the
Kings Son" taken from the book
OF Matthew. at the IL a. m. worship,
Sunday. Nov. 20. One young lady
Joined the church.
The pastor in the 1880 D. m. SER
vice delivered another great mes
sage taken from the eleventh chap
ter OF ST. John. The subject was
III"
Mt Olive Baptist
The Mt. Olive Sunday School Is
now working under its new sche-
duie which proves to be good
system. Every minute OF the one
hour and ffteen minutes are we'll
arranged and taken up.
The BYPU enjoyed an Interesting
meeting at 9 D. m. The union n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-03

A fire which started on the roof.
partially destroyed the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Harris. on Nor
wood street, last Sunday.
Miss Pauline Day. OF Wexford
street, sustained a broken log last
week, when she slipped and fell.
Miss c. Johnson OF Binder street
was slightly injured in an accident.
while enroute to winston Salem,
N. c. last Thursday. She is back
home and friends wish her n
speedy recovery.
Mrs. Mile Thompkins, OF God
dard street passed away last Thurs
day, November "a, at Ford's hospi-
tai. Funeral rites were held Tues
day at / .. m, from st. Stephen
A.M.E church. Mrs. Thompkins
was the mother OF Miss Theola
Dornes, of Nevada avenue.
The Western Thinkers club gave
their last affair OF the season last
Saturday night at the Walters and
Bellman's club. Those attending re-
ported good time.
News comes from Cupid that
Miss Lille Goodwin and Oscar
Chapman will middle aisle II very
soon. Congratulations to this young
couple.
Funeral service was held at YER
non Chapel Wednesday for Miss
Charlene Lucas who passed away
last Friday at American Legion
hospital Battle Creek. The Rev. L.
b. Johnson, officiated. Deepest
sympathy 10 the family.
Friends OF Mrs. Myrtle Johns Ii
glad 10 know that she IL at home
now after several weeks in the
hospital.
The banquet sponsored by the
ACE league last Thursday night,
will most likely be long remem-
bered by those who attended. The
banquet was IN honor OF the VIM
ner OF the popularity contest spon-
sored by the Trustee Helpers club.
Mrs. Willie A. Kemp was the win
ner. Mrs. Arrie Williams won Sec
ond prize.
Send news TO iosss Gallagher.
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growing rapidly under the friendly
rivalry beween the groups.
The Missionary society is max
ing progress under its new setdp.
The four different circles are or
ganized and working agreeahly.
Mt. Olive rendered its Thanks
giving service at 1880 D. m. Tho
offering taken will be used for the
purpose q aiding the National
Boards program.
Bethel Church
"The Power OF Jesus was the
subject OF Rev. ]. A. Deans Sun
day morning message. The even
ing service was in charge Of the
Junior choir.
Evangelist Viola Smith was house
guest OF Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Dean.
on Thanksgiving Day. Miss Glen
ora Adshs. OF Flint. wa guest Of
Mrs. Cora Kirksey.
The fall review recently pre-
scented at the church by the Allen
Stars was very successful.
Thanksgiving was Homecoming"
for several out-of-town students'in-
Guiding Claud Ware. James Daniel
and Bill Watson. OF the U. OF NJ;
Miss Herline Robinson, wilberv
force: Edward r. Hodges. Michigan
State: and Saunders Middleton.
Bay City Junior college.
VT. Olive Church
Rev. w. G. Wilson preached b.
Sunday morning sermon from Ger
l:i, subject, Three Godheads."
At the 1880 p. m. service, ths
choir sang and the pastor preach
cd on the text. Thy will be done
Matt. $3.50.
Mt. Olive In closing the year un
der the new budget system, repori
a complete financial success.
Zion Baptist
Rev. c. l. Schattisn preached
from Gen. 1912, subject, "Two
Strangers In Town" Many were
present at the service.
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BATTLE CREEK


Amidst all of the seasons greet
inss we pause to read our weekly
column.
The Rev. e. L. Todd spoke sun
day morning, Nov. 20 from the
subject, "Your gift, what are you
doing about itr' taken from Matt.
25:1l.
Theirs Fullerton Of Palestine,
Ark. Is visiting relatives OF the
city; among them being Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Morris. 1O1 Angel
street.
A ten-day revival Is being con-
Quoted at the Church Of God, lsf
Hamblin. Services began Thanks
giving Day.
The Mothers club, comprising
mothers Of the Boy Scouts and Girl
Reserves were entertained recent
" at the home OF Mrs. II. d. Hay
mes. 81 First street. Many attended,
Mrs. o. B. Mimms was recent
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Haynes,
Mrs. Ray Brown was called to the
bedside Of her sick sister In South
Haven.
Miss Delma Warfeld OF Kalama-
zoo was the recent guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee McFall. also her aunt,
Mrs. z. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Smith Jr.,
motored to South Bend Thanksgiv-
ing to visit Mrs. Smiths parents.
The Junior choir Of the Church
of God rendered song service at the
Church of God (white) Sunday
evening.
The Rev. and Mrs. J. z. Stewart
entertained the Rev. and Mrs. H
d. Haynes and son William and
Mrs. o. b. Minis at dinner Sunday
afternoon.
Robert Price Is confined in the
hospital at Camp Custer.
Don't forget to send in your news
items on time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lucas motored
to Michigan City and South Haven
where they spent Thanksgiving
with their daughters, Mrs. Moras
and Mrs. Dungey and families.
Miss Dorothy Fullerton. Of Ham.
blin avenue, had as Thanksgiving
dinner guest. Miss Maxine Thomp.
son.
Mr.. and Mrs Anderson Nundelly
are the happy parents OF q baby
boy. recently born in a local hospi.
tai.
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YPSIANTl
By Mrs. Eugenia O'Bannon

An inspiring sermon was deliv-
cred Sunday morning by the pas
tor, the Rev. II. G.. Simmons at
Brown Chapel AME church. He
spoke on the subject christian
Strength" There was IN apprecia-
tive audience who were loud In
their praise OF the impressive eolec-
lions rendered by group from
Pontiac. The singers are under the
efficient management OF Mrs. Nc
Caskill. This program was spon-
sored by the Rally club No. 4, Mark
Nicely, captain.
The Rev. q. Robertson, choir and
congregation OF Second Baptist
church will worship at Brown Chap
81 church Sunday, Dec. IS at 3 ..
m.
The Rev. Mr.. Simmons, with his
choir and members OF Brown Chap
ell worshipped at the 81. John AME
church River Rouge, Dec. I. The
Rev. w. b. Baber Is pastor.
Sunday. Dec. 4 we will be the
guests OF Bethel AME chsrch. Ann
Arbor, Mich, the Rev. J. w.
Wright, pastor.
Pastor Garther Robertson brought
a spiritual message to his conere-
gaton Sunday morning. One was
added to the membership.
At 3 p. m. pastor, choir and sew
sral members motored 10 Camp.
bell Chapel AME church. Whit
tsker. Mich. and rendered service
with the Rev. A. Knowles, and his
congregation.
The Senior choir Is presenting
the Friendly Four quartet IN a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-03
Benton Harbor News
BY Anna Evans
sssssssss

At .. m. Sunday afternoon,
Nov. 20 the combined choirs OF the
AME Memorial church rendered a
pre-Thanksgiving musicale featur-
ing Misses Rosemary @: Sanders
graduate violinist OF Chicago Mu-
steal college and Mary Louise
Luten outstanding pianist. Both
ladies' are residents Of South Bend,
Ind. The chorus was composed of
thirty-flve singers with Mrs. X. B.
Williams directing and Mrs. Effie
Busom, pianist. Members OF the
chorus were assigned pews and
given envelopes to distribute for q
silver offering which will be used
for new robes for the choir.
Soloists for the chorus were Mrs.
Iva Pryor IN "steal Away" Mrs.
Marie Brown Listen to the lambs"
and Mrs. u. B. williams in Swing
Low"
The Allen Christian Endsavor lea
que met at 8 .. m. The choir began
the professional opening the even
Ing service. The pastor preached
on the theme. Jacobs Night at
Bethel"
The Rev. q. J. ssbries OF South
Bend. Ind. and his choir served
at Pilgrim Rest Baptist church.
Sunday, Nov. 20. Miss Virginia Lee
OF Chicago sang two numbers
namely: Precious Lord" and The
Main Line" Two selections were
also rendered BY MiSs Peterson Of
Chicago
The Rev. J. v. Parish. pastor Of
Pilgrim Rest left Nov - 10 preach
for the rev. FILLS In 81. Louis. NO..
n Z ten day meeting.
Mrs. Abbis Mccoy and James J.
Carter motored to Toledo, Ohio
where they sesnt the holiday.
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PONTIAC News

After conducting revival services
In Flint, at the Quinn Chapel ANrE
church, Of which the Rev. M. H.
Rhonenee IL pastor. the Rev. A. +.
Williams, pastor Of Newman AME
church filled his regular appoint
ment at II a. m. and 1880 .. m. Sun
day, Nov. 20.
Stewardess board No. met
November 20 at the h IN .
Of Mrs. Mittie weakley on
Elizabeth street. The Trustee rally
ended Sunday, Nov. ~. The money
taken will be used to pay current
expenses and purchase winter fuel.
"The missing element in our re-
ligion" was the theme o the Rev.
e. B. Broyles' sermon Sunday.
Nov. 20. The Rev. Mr.. Broyles is
pastor of Trinity Baptist church.
A program was sponsored at s D.
m. under direction OF the Mems
club.
Mass meeting was held after the
evening service IN order for the
/ purpose OF coming to an agreement
on the things proposed at the First
Presbyterian church, Nov. 22 urg-
ing the city commissioners to ac-
cept the federal housing board that
will build adequate homes for the
people.
The Rev. James Fleming spoke
at Macedonia Baptist church in the
morning using the theme, 1.-THE
Providence OF God" Pastor Powell
spoke at the evening service on the
subject 1.-THE Crown of Life" Sun
day School convened at 1890 Q m.
with B. w. williams, superinten-
dent, IN charge.
The pastor OF New Hope Baptist
church, the Rev. F. B. Reed spoke
at 1880 a. m. from the subject,
Remember" The newly elected
pastor of New Bethel Baptist
church spoke at 3 p. m. The Rev.
| T. Timberleck formerly OF Hopkins
Vile, KY. is the new pastor.
Trinity Baptist church was well
filled last Bpnday morning and
the pastor, Rev. x. ID. Broyles.
preached on the hheme, "Are You
winning Or winning?" The pastor
and HIS congregation worshipped
at Mt. Olive Baptist, In Flint. at
Ia D. m, Sunday. Rev. William
Long spoke at Trinity at the even
Ing service.
Rev. T. L. Ballau, of Flint, will
he the chief speaker at the install
latlon services OF the pastor OF
New Bethel Baptist church, Rev.
Undertake.
Pastor Reed, OF New Hope Bap-
list church, preached last Sunday
! morning. subject. space OF Re-
pentance," and in the evening. on
paul. The Debtor"
Rev. John d. Powell preached at
| the morning service at Macedonia
. Baptist church, subject. PAY Day.
Rev. A. T. williams pastor OF
Newman A. M. e. church, deliver
Cd a fine discourse Sunday morn
| ing, subject. "A Pleasant Offering
Unto The Lord" At the evening
hour, hk subject was. Steward
ship"
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song fest Dec. 16 at Second Baptist
church. A chicken dinner will be
served. Come and enjoy yourself.
Mrs. Celia Margaret Johnson, AZ
Frederick street, died here Satur-
day. Nov. 10 at 3:05 D. m. Mrs.
Johnson, who was born In Ohio
sixty-eight years ago. had lived In
Ypsilanti for several years. Funeral
services were held Tuesday, Nov.
%. 2 p. m. from Richardson Fun
eral home. The Rev. ii. @. Simmons
offlcIated. Mrs. Johnson is survived
by a husband. George A. Johnson.
The local sick are Mrs. Matilda
Lewis. an inmate In Local hospi-
tai: Mrs. Gertrude Johnson and
Mrs. Amelia Perdue. Mrs. Temper
ance Woods. Bill Jones, George
Warren and David Harris, who is
some better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert Bow are
both on the sick list.
X. w. c. club met at the home
OF Mrs. fedora Tanner last week.
Zion Travellers AME Gospel
chorus had a very enjoyable even
ing last Monday at their pot luck
meeting az the home OF Mrs.
Cromer. others were Mrs. A. Kerr
sey and Mrs. Caldwell. the latter
being hostess at the next such at
fair on Dec. ~. Gifts will be ex-
changed at this time.
The Rev.eH. q. Simmons preach
ed a timely sermon at the Union
Thanksgiving services held at Sec
ond Baptist church, Thanksgiving
morning. The theme OF his mes
sage was Causes 10 thank God"
taken from Psalm 1861. The Rev.
A. Knowles and his congregation
OF Whitaker we're also present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Simpson en-
tertained st Thanksgiving dinner
Mrs. Josephine Anthony. Mr.. and
Mrs. walter Gordon. Miss Mary
Anthony, Mrs. Clarence Ford and
son Harold OF Detroit and Mrs. Lee
Davis and Mr.. warren Of Ypsilanu.
A very enjoyable day was spent.
Mrs. Anthony Is spending a few
weeks with Mrs. simpson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-03

By GIenora Adams

Nc Rots N - llmmOu5s dCtiuE
pastor OF Mt. Olive Baptist church.
reported spiritual services all day
Sunday. This church is progressing
rapidly under the splendid leader
ship Of the acting pastor.
There was large audience at
Bethel M. Il. church of which the
Rev. O. c. Green IL pastor. A force
ful message was preached by the
pastor.
The Rev. M. II. Rhonenee. pastor
Of Quinn Chapel AME church.
preached an inspiring sermon Sun
day morning, taking for q text
DO" There was an appreciative
audience including several visitors.
Music was furnished by the Senior
choir and Gospel chorus.
The members of the ACE league
were invited to worship with the
young people Of the Court Street
M. z. church Sunday evening. They
reported a very interesting meet
Ing and a warm reception.
The Rev. Rhonenee. choir and
members worshipped with the Rev.
J. A. Dean OF Saginaw Sunday. Nov.
20 at 3 p. m. and 1880 D. m. with
Rev. Rhonenee preaching at both
services.
Sunday, Nov. "a was observed as
young peoples day in charge OF
Mrs. Gussie Greer. Services were
held all day.
Thanksgiving union services
were held at Quinn Chapel Thurs
day, Nov. "a at 10:40 a. m. The Rev.
IT. l.. Ballou was the principal
speaker. Music was furnished by
the speakers and Quinn Chapel's
choirs.
DR.. ]. w. Moore, who underwent
a serious operation at Hurley hos
pital recently is convalescing at his
home. I'll e. Wellington street.
Pearl Carpenter was taken to
Hurley hospital Sunday afternoon
as a result OF an injury received at
the factory.
DR.. Matthew X. Rhonenee deliv-
cred an eloquent address Sunday
morning at Quinn Chapel A. M. E.
church. using the text. "Remem-
Der thy Creator In the days OF thy
youth" The Junior choir was In
charge OF the services all day.
Rev. T. L. Ballou. pastor OF Me-
ropolitan Baptist church. and his
congregation. held joint services
with Quinn Chapel on Thanksgiving
Day. Rev. Balou spoke from the
text. Thanks be unto God, for His
unspeakable riches"
Miss Tina Hill, a member Of
Quinn Chapel, passed away at Hur-
ley hospital last Sunday night. She
recently returned from New York
where she had been studying music
Surviving are her mother ant
father, also brothers and sisters
Mrs. Roosevelt Jounagin return.
cd home ON wellington avenue
after having been confined at the
Battle Creek sanitarium for some
time.
Evangelist Harry r. Lynem and
his Flying Eagle quartet will b.
presented at Quinn chapel. Decem.
Der 2, by the Usher board.
The Trustee Helpers will sppn.
sor a waffle breakfast at the home
OF Mrs. Massey CAN'T, 300 Twelfth
street. Thursday, December /.
The Deaconess board spon.
sored a chitterling and fish dinner
at the homo Of Mrs. F. Talbert
i1424 Liberty street, November 80.
Rev. l.. l.. Lawrence, pastor ol
Vernon chapel, preached TO large
audiences all day Sunday.
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MT. CLEMENS
Nv Sarah FIIeu nm

We regret very much the death
OF Miss Charline Lucas, which oc-
CURED Friday Nov. IS at 5 .. m.
Mas Lucas was the former repor-
ter OF this column until illness in
tervened forcing her to give up the
work.
Miss Lucas. with her parents,
moved into the vicinity In 1886.
Since that time on Charlne gained
host OF friends. She possessed In
telligence. ambition and pleas
ing personality. always showing
noticeable cooperation with the
various churches. Miss Lucas had
brilliant ideas for the advancement
OF the future: but because Of her
being stricken was unable to ac-
complish what she desired.
Funeral services were held at
Vernon Chapel church, North De-
troit, Wednesday, Nov. 20. Survi-
vors are her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lucas: three brothers,
Charles, Burnard and Edward and
a host OF relatives and friends.
We. of the community, wish to
express our deepest sympathy to
the bereaved family.
The Youth club OF Quinn road
sponsored a voting last Thursday
night at the home OF Miss Marie
brewery. concerning various young
people OF the community. The con-
clusion was as follows:
Best looking hoy. Edward Sam
uels; best looking girl, Ruth Buck I:
most popular boy, Edward Sam
uels; most popular girl. Ruby Ais
ton; best boy athlete. James Stray
ham: best girl athlete. Shirley
Brewer: best boy singer, Lewis
Bradley; best girl singer. Marie
Drewery:.. boy with best figure
James Strayham; girl with best
figure, Bernice Dixson; most intel
ligent boy, Charles Lucas: most In.
telligent girl. Enid Mitchell; boy
with best personality. Milton Sam
uels; girl with best personality,
Sarah Ellen Hill; best dressed boy
Charles Lucas: best dressed girl
Shirley Brewer: quietest boy. MIL
ton Samuels: Quietest girl. Eunice
Henderson; best boy dancer, Char
les Lucas; best girl dancer. Shir-
ley Brewer.
Don't forget TO send In your
news items on time.
A very successful program was
held at Zion Baptist church Tues
day, November %, under the spon.
sorship OF Mrs. Marlett and Mr.
Hockaday. A spicy debate was
featured, the subject being, "Resolv-
cd. That A College Education II
More Useful To A Boy Than To A
Girl" The affirmative side won
Participants we're: James Stray.
ham. Alma Huckabee. Leondas
Hockaday. and Sarah Ellen Hill.
Calvary Baptist church was en-.
tertained Sunday by Rev. Mr.. Mar.
tin and his splendid Junior choir
from New Light Baptist church.
| MIR. and Mrs. Phil Brown. OF the
D.eamland Inn, invited the public
to visit their establishment for rec
reation.
Business people OF Mt. Clemens
are invited to advertise In the De.
troit Tribune.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-03
DOWACIAC

The Rev. W. p. Butler. pastor OF
Second Baptist church was recent
ly made a member OF the executive
board OF Dowagiac Community
council. A meeting was held Tues
day. Nov. 20 In Dowagisc high
school In Prof. Iced Gulick's Of
fice by the following ministers
(white) Father Carroll OF Holy
Maternity Catholic church; Dr., ~
n. McNulty OF the Episcopal
church; the Rev. Joseph Fox pas
tor OF Federated church; the Rev
J. N. Pullen OF the Christian
church: DR.. Hunsberger OF Evan
gelical Lutheran church: the Rev.
r. r. George OF the NJ. 4 church.
Plans were made for the panel dis,
cussion held Sunday. Nov. q a.
1880 D. m. The Rev. Mr.. Butler and.
Carl Hord also sat on the panel to
represent the race.
A meeting was held Monday, Nov
p in the Caseopolis AME church
at which time plans were formu-
lated to hold a special ministerial
session and discussion on why
the necessity OF going back 10
jerusalem" The program Is 10 be
held Sunday, Dec. IL al 2:30 D. m.
The meeting was called by the
Rev. Mr.. Butler. president of the
Central Ministerial alliance OF Cass
Area.
Gods Tribunal was the themt
OF the Rev. Mr.. Buffers sermon a.
the IL a. m. worship Nov. 20.
Anniversary Closes
The first anniversary OF Pastor
Butler closed Sunday. Nov. 20.
Among the accomplishments made
by Rev. Butler during his leader
ship at Second Baptist church are
as follows: he organized the only
children's choir IN the southwest
section OF Michigan: organized the
Mems Christian and Civic league
which removed signs reading. I'VE
do not cater to colored patrons"
BY eliminating such sign the racial
feelings are better: eating In public
places Is tolerated more.
The colored citizenry in Dowa-
giac has been helped by Rev. But
ter's four-point set-up which show
the barriers TO those who abuse
their privileges The offenses not
to be tolerated include drunkenness:
disturbance In public business OF
any sort: criminal offenses and pro-
fame language. There is at present
a better race relation in general.
The Rev. Mr.. Butler also saved
the church property that was on
sale. He got the tax eliminated and
was able to secure a new deed
which was made out and put in the
hands OF the church. The back I'm
debtedness has also been paid off
and the back salary OF the former
pastor is also being taken care OF.
Through Rev. Buffers contact an
exchanging OF services between the
colored and white churches has
been introduced which has promot-
ed fine Christian fellowship.
The ministerial alliance OF which
Rev. Butler is president was orga-
nized by him also.
The Rev. Mr.. Butler states thai
one OF the experiences he had while
in Dowagiac was that ne assisted a
strange colored person into the
hospital who after he had been re-
leased cursed him out. And OF
course the hand as you know that
feeds a dog generally gets BIT" sdys
the Rev. Mr.. Butler.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-03
KALAMAZOO

for our weekly chat
II seems that the weather man
has made up HIS mind at last, for
with the coming OF Thanksgiving.
snow rode In on the highways.
And speaking OF Thanksgiving.
Your reporter sincerely hopes that
each and every reader. as well as
others, enjoyed good turkey or
chicken dinner with all OF the
trimmings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Graves. Of
Muskegon were Thanksgiving Day
guests OF Mrs. Graves neice. Mrs.
Kissie Allen, OF Peeler street.
Harmon Stevenson and Oscar
Banks, OF Detroit. were recent visi-
tors of Misses Mary Jane King and
Julia Powell.
Mrs. Jones, OF Detroit. spent
Thanksgiving Day. and the week.
end. with her daughter. Miss LII
liam Jones and her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Goodwin. OF Prouty
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Collins and
Children. of Ypsilanti. were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Con-
ner. OF Krum avenue. last week.
Mrs. Sandals. OF Pittsburgh. Pa.
was the recent house guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Majors. OF Hatop avenue.
Mrs. Sandals is sister TO Mrs. Ma
bors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Manuel en-
tertained the Twin Six Bridge club
recently. Charles williams won the
prize for high honors. while Rich
ard Thompson received consola,-
ton prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. s. Birch we're
surprised last Sunday with a visit
from their daughter Francis. and
Mr.. and Mrs. ode OF Chicago. Ill
Maxwell Birch Jr., was honored
with a birthday dinner last Sun
day at the home OF his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 8. Birch. Those
present we're Mr.. and Mrs. ode
OF Chicago: Mr.. Smith and Mrs
Mills, OF Kalamazoo, and members
OF the family.
Mrs. vallie Gardner suffered Z
stroke last Thursday following
her return home from Unior
church services. She Is convalesc.
ing In her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie Davis and
family were dinner guests Thanks
giving OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond
son, OF Battle Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Terrell anc
daughter. Ermiline. and son, Johr
Jr.. OF Detroit, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. T. c. Cox. 7l3 North Pic
ture street, Thanksgiving Day.
Miss Mildred Ash entertained I
group OF friends at Thanksgiv
ing Day stag party. Ask Mildre,
II the party was success.
Blngo and monopoly will be add
ed to bridge and whist each Wed
nesday evening when the Girl Uni
meets, II has been announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. N. Powell, o.
North Edwards, entertained thu
Twin Six Bridge club last Satur
day evening.
The annual bazaar will be helt
December 8 and 10 at Douglal
Community Center. Booths arr
available. Phone 4646.
Nosey News
What four persons made part.
on the southwest side OF town las
week?
Who Is the FB who seems to holt
8. DIS interest at school?
What tall dark boy claims 7O'
subscribers?
r. w. I wouldn't stick my necl
out too far. II I we're you.
f. d. remember the song "Ar
Old Flame Never Dies?"
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Hall, Mr.. osston, Rose Patterson.
Nicola Hsrklsss. Mrs. Richardson.
coleatha Dickerson, Juanita Gil
lon, yolands nradfield.