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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-30
A COIORED JVD6F-
BATTLE CREEK
Nv Ruby cherry

Anoiher seven DAYS have rolled
across the clock Of time. and once
again I'm beamine with enjoyment
as | prepare for my friendly chat
with YOU.
The senior and Junior choir com
bined for q motor trip 10 Jackson
~ sing In The afternoon services
Al The church 81 The Rev. !. "
walls. The Rev F.. l.. Todd was
the principal speaker Of me af'e'-
noon
" T.. Brown Mr. and Ar
Thomas Siront and family nd
Thomas cheaicn stopped IN Bavie
creek during The past Weekend
while enrou,e to IdIewIld to vi'u
relatives and friends
The Rev. \. T. stewart hlled me
nuIpn for the morning services ~
Tho Church OF God taking a. ms
text Nov ye Are , leaned Through
Christ. The word Which Have
spoken. from ST John i53
sister stewart preached SUNDAY
evening on Watch Thou In All
Things from second Timothy
fourth chapter hfih verse
Elder Talleyl " Grand Rapids
was presen, A. ihe evening services
a. The Church Of God
Begging your pasdon The re-
vival which was supposed TO ha''
onened in Albion last week -
openine this week and will he held
IN tho church NJ God 81 'or'ef'
street The revival will no conduct
cd nv sister stewart Sister Ions.
sister Young. and sister McGee
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott and Mr. ana
Mrs. Patton. have moved 10 For'
wayne. Ind
The Missionary Society OF SHADY
Grove Baptist church met ~ me
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
Lafayette street.
So long friends. III he 'ooN'"e
forward 10 our chat next week
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DOWACIAC NEWS
r. Rev. W. r. Rntler

4 big grove meeting will he
held nv he Second Baptis' church.
or Dowagiac, sunday, July a. In
Woods grove MAO. hetseen Polka
CON and Summerville The program
will he as follows
sunday School. Al . 40; morning
service. II: 80 a. M; chicken din
|ner.
The afternoon service will he
Gin Al , 20 O'Clock AT which time
Judge William n Harrison OF
chicago. will be the distinguished
guest speaker. Special music will
he rendered nv Mrs Fila Reec@ o.
Detroit. She is popular radio
singer and pianist
Judge Harrison Was horn in
Mississippi worked his way
through Roger Williams and Wal
don universities. and attended he
University Of Chicago for pos
graduate study He has several
honorary degrees Judge Harrison
served as special Judge Of the
Superior court of Oklahoma co'in-
~. WAS assistant attorney-eenes
ol Illinois. and superintendent Of
The Sunday School Of Olivet Rap
list church in Chicago.
A cordial invitation is extended
the public 10 hear this eloquent
speaker. sunday
MIR. and Mrs. william Moore and
Mrs. Joseph I.etcher. Of Chicago
and Mrs. VI. Bishop. OF Memphis.
Tenn. were week end guests cf
Mr. and Mrs oliver w. Bass. Of
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PORT F''I r. HURON

The financial drive conducted Nv
Nj. Olive Baptist church In Port
Huron to raise $500 came 10 4
close July % All members vto
pledged 10 pay ten dollars are re-
quested 10 make payments prompt
ly
The union services held hy four
churches At Metropolitan last Sun
day. proved stimulating 10 all IN
attendance Rev. r B. Cowans
preached from Matt t27 He used
for his subject NO Fear with
christ
The churches will hold their
meeting At ST. Paul July 81
Mt Olive church presented
their pastor last sunday At the II
a m service. money with which
~ purchase = hat
Shiloh will have . program Fri
dsy night. July 20 Admission Tor
adults will be rs cents; children
10 cents.
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FLINT, MICH.
~ Glenora Adams

Power was the subject Of Rev.
NJ. r Rhonenee at Quinn Chanel
A. VI. f. church: AT the mornlne
services Many interesting points
and comparisons were brought
out. The Senior choir and Gospel
chorus sang many beautiful and
touching songs. There was
large attendance also many young
people were present One united
with The church.
Al s 90 y. M. was he endcavo.
hour. The lesson was taught and
discussed clearly by he leacner
Mrs. ID. Butler Report OF he
Youth Congress was made by our
delegate. Miss Glenora Adams
While attending The Congress she
Was appointed president over ne
Flint area.
Al : 30 p m. evening services
we're opened with song service
and sentence prayer. Rev Rhone-
nee. pastor delivered wonderful
sermon. which was enioyed by all
present. After the services. me
rastor. his family and Mrs. d But
Ter. motored to Saginaw where
Rev. I. A. Dean, pastor OF Bethel
A NJ church Is holding rev'v-
Al Great success is being made,
Sunday. July 81, the Usher hoard
If Quinn chapel A. VI. +. church
4. having THE Fitzpatrick Fam
ilv ouartette' and The Harmony
Four of Detroit. Michigan Al p.
m MIR cromwell is president u
the hoard
The Mt Olive Baptist church "ad
Quinn chapel A. NJ. f. church sun
sav schools are planning l"'n'
picnlc. II has NOT been defini'eiS
stated when and where II VIII oe'
Wednesday. August 3rd. A Cen
tury STYLE Revue" will he fea'uren
under the auspices OF League De-
na,rment. styles from 1888 10 lsSs
viii no shown and modelled
These sick " the church ana
community are very much improV-
cd Mrs. NJ Davis Miss II. Harris
Mrs G. Greer and Mr.. u, Jackson
The several clubs and aux'li"ries
are making a special effort 'owal u
heir conference claims At Quinn
,hapcl A. VI. F.. church. a success
iul quarterly conference was "''u'
Monday July 1Sth.
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PONTIAC news NKSTER news


Mrs. Henry Reed. who -ecentlv
became member OF st. John NJ. T..
church here. delivered an inspir-
ing message al 3 p. M sunday.
Rev F. C. walker is pastor
4 hay ride and weiner rosss wa-
held July 20. under auspices D. he
junior choir of st John church.
Rev f u Broyles. pastor OF
Trinity Baptist church. sp,l o
Sunda, morning Rev. Jesse Long
preached ~ The evening service
Al IL 4. m sunday Pastor \
T Williams. Of Newman a. a. r..
church spoke on THE Rrevny Of
EVIL Doors
Or VI l.. Spears spoke Al The
evening service. and Miss Mary
Absion conducted birthday pro-
gram
4 large audience reccnilv fcpt-
ca Elder Morton during his visit
letc. lie is the popular redio
preacher
Rev Elias l.. Thompson. Of Ely
ihesvillc. Ark. is condicting =
successful revival a, Macedonia
Baptist church
The Whosoever viii clh con
Quoted program Al p M
New Hope Baptist church was
well attended SUNDAY Pastor y
B Reed preached Al The mosning
Worship subject The Christian
Determination Several qua,te'
selections were sung
The missionaries rendered 2
program al p m Mrs Andi ew
Mct 'askill rendered selections
Rev George ! Matthews spoke on
The Development OF The Mission
airy Spirit Rev. F. f.. Evar-
preached The closing sermon on
"As The Eagle S'irreih Up Her
Nesr.
The local branch ~ the \. - a
& r, met at pr Spears hall lu;e
~
Mrs. r Peters. of Maysville. ~
is visiting her sister Mrs. Les sic
Fowler on Grant street
Finus Harris. Jr.. local Tribune
newsboy has returned from an
extended visit in Detroit. as guess
OF his sisters Mesdames Christine
Williams and Camille walker. or
Waterloo street,
Mr. white. l.. Of NJ gradual" il
engineering attended Newman A
NJ +. church last Sunday morning
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LANSING NEWS
BY Rosa lee Porter
TIA Odds axeuue

James Mckinley Lee. Jr.. has
returned home from Detroit after
delightful visit Al the home of
Deputy Sheriff Joseph Bomery.
Mss Mayis Bomery returned 70
Lansing with Mr.. Lee TO spend a
two-week visit in The city
The Stitching Chatter Art and
culture club held their annual
picnic July % At Riverside park.
~ Grand Ledge. Mrs. T. Johnson
president Mrs. Gladis Underwood
secretary. The guests Al the affair
were The Barnett sisters. Mrs. Nc
'uire and family Of Lansing Mis-
VI Bomery OF Detroit Miss f..
S,illcs. and many others The pic
nicets Sndllged in sports. games
and many are siill suffering aches
from playing baseball.
The Rev. 6. Harris, pastor of the
Ma Iion Baptist church. was mar
red 10 Mrs Sarah Harris. Of IN
fiianapolis Ind. Monday evening
.b.ly rs The marriage ceremony
WAS held in the home Of the bride :
scn-in-law and daughter Mr. and
Mrs Sanders Lindsay. 200 West
Nlnth street, Mrs Daisy W. Cow
heard was maid Of honor. I. Char
les Harris ~ ST. Louis son Of the
Dom. Was hest man. a week Of
entertainment WAS given In honor
Of the couple by their friends in
The city. The Rev and Mrs Hair,,
arrived in Lansing Saturday Sfler-
noon accompanied by her N and
wife Mr. and Mrs J Charles tar
rs they were entertained by Dea-
con Jessie Walker and wife and
ether members OF the church who
extended them greetings.
There VIII he program At ~
Zion Baptist church the first sun
day in August starting Al three
o'clock in the afternoon. All chors
ann choruses. and hose who wist
10 sing should he Al Friendship
Baptist church for the first prac
Tie Time and date will no an
nounced Al the various ch,uehc'
SUNDAY The program is knowr
A. The choir and chorus union
Ms r. l.. Porter. chairman ha,
lcqpesied ali choirs choruses. an
gospel singers 10 wear black robes
Those NOT having black robes az
requested 10 wear white.
Mrs. Donna Pearl and daughtel
srs visiting IN South Bend Ind
The carnival between Friendshi,
Baptist and George r Collins NMF
churches. and which began Jul,
- will close July 30
The orchestra Of CLANCY Downi
layed At 'arl Gables. In Eas
Lansing. The members Of the or
thesira are Charlie Reeves. sax
ophone. Tom Gossum saxophone
George Nicholas. saxophone: Coop
I've Carnell, trumpet: Howarf
Biockinglon. trumpet Henri.
Smith bass Puss Collins drum
Jewel Allen vocal and Dale SEA
ton. trombone. Downs is pianis
and director
Mrs. Ella Porter Is convalescinl
| from, I, rocanf illness
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-, ), coLoRFp Jrptr--
Chatham, Ont. News

lns GOSPEL Choral Union NJ
1''nam Ont held rehearsal IN
Nonoay They are planning 10
snd three delegates to the Nation
a. gospel Choral convention in To-
edo. ohio.
ine Junior choir at the local
'""'ch gave a very interesting
p'okram. Thursday evening. con-
''sung Of readings. solos. and =
'noral rendition. Mrs. Gweldolphs
"on'nson was az the plano.
Mrs Sallie Jones. of Detroit was
'.'Sen' AZ The recent program.
,oo gave an interesting talk on the
''''neomins choral convcnticr In
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well folks I'm back again. n
seems that the Weather Man is
preparing 70 give me plentv Of
sunshine for the time being. bui
u you'll hear with me. I'll get along
with my column
The annual community picnic
sponsor ed by the A. VI. +. church.
A. Zion Baptist. Second Communi-
~ church. and Douglas Com.
nunl'y center and held last Thurs
Gay ~ Milham park. was huge
success. A basket dinner was
served ~ > y. m Later in lhe
day barbecue lemonade. and ice
q cam were served. Games wers
played and contests were held los
old and Young TRANSPORTATION
was provided by the city bus linz
The picnic was in session from 10
m until y M and the attend
ence Appropriated $50 The spon-
sors are looking forward 10 4 liz
Ger and better affair next year.
We are happy 10 announce t:i
10 local sickness has been report
ca 10 your spondenf ms
week
Many Kalamazoo folk iourne.ei
from here TO Cassopolis. Mich. a.
Gently. 10 attend tho annual hush
meeting Among those alton ling
were Mrs. 6, Duncey and daaeh-
Ter, vivian Mrs. n. Johnson. Ros-
eta Shear and numerous others
pr. and Mrs. cell Hayes VIII
spend two weeks in Kalamazoo. -
l., use guests Of Mr. and Mrs Wa
rem Bradley. Of - Pork street.
Mrs HAYES Is tho sister of Mr..
Bradley
Mr. and Mrs Atwood Cash have
begun Housekeeping and are rcs'd
ing on y Picture street
Mrs Jessie watkins. OF Bro = II
haven. Miss. is expected TO wish
her sister. Mrs. sutton Of +. Noy'h
street Mrs Watkins is the ant
Of Carl Gill
Mrs. Abel White. of Chattanooga,
Tenn. Is the house guest Of Ns
aud Mrs white. of Ampercse ave-
nue.
Mrs Nellie Graves. Of Muskceon,
Mich is The weekend guest OF he's
aunt. Mrs kessie Allen Of Pcelel
street
We have been informed that !
huge success Is anticipated fol
both The girls and The boys va
cstional camps About fifty hoys
have already signed for their PER-
iod The girls are also signins
uy rapidly. The boys camp is ..
Gated At Base Line lake. while The
girls camp is At camp Norcum
near Dexter. Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis are
visiting in Kalamazoo. Al the holne
OF Mr. Davis parents, Mr. and
Mrs Ernie Davis Of River street
They plan to sojourn here for The
remainder or the summer
Rev. and Mrs Early. Mr. ao'
Mrs. F.. Davis. and Mrs Lizzie
/ Conner motored 10 .t'assopolis. e
attend the blush meeting Other:
making the trip included Mr. md
Mrs. Arthur Gardner Mr.. and rrs
White. Mr.. Neiehbors and daueh-
Ter. Mary Lou: and Mrs. Zellie
hayes
Mrs. Neighbors Is expecting 70
make "Trip 10 Mississippi, AuzLs'
:. IN visit her sister.
The Crescent club staged 2 ~taa
breakfast AZ Milham park last
sunday After breakfast, golf as
enjoyed
The Second Baptist church. oi
Dowagiac IL holding its grove
meeting. SUNDAY, JULY 81. al Wood
grove A chicken dinner will he
served The principal speaker VII
be Judge William " Harrison
Special music will he featured h'
Mrs. Ella Reese. radio pianist ard
soprano Of Detroit
This will be All for this week
More next week Cheerio.
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YPSnANTI


p.cause of heavy downpour CT
.,r sunday morning, July II. the
.srdance al Browns Chapel was
~, rev. Henson preached at the
sr,ne hour at which time music
m.s supplied by the Browns Chap
II quartet
The dollar rally IL in full SWING.
rne sunday school is sponsoring a
o,ference claim rally. The Sun
school presented a program
sunday. July "a at six o'clock. TIE
rev G Robertson spoke on the sub
~, THE Power OF Song
The Rev. NJ Toomey. state mis-
i,nafv brought powerful morn
,rs message 10 the attendance ~
second Baptist church on the snb-
.ecr "wlich" All who heard MIN
tflf benefited.
A. 7 20 p M. the Rev. +. Mona
mus Of Romulus, Michigan, de-
vered The message using the sub.
,cct Looking for Jesus
Pastor Robertson. senior choir
nj usher hoard participated ir
he lith anniversary Of the Firsl
usntjsf church. Ecorse Mich.
Wednesday evening. July 20 Rev
y Davis is pastor
The program rendered ny lh'
victory thermometers OF Dc'ini
Monday July Is al Good Samsri
IN hall was largely attended The
sreers were presented by ~
gospel chorus.
Iohn Blake and John Asker b
.shvllle y. C. were recent visitors
a. heir cousins. Mrs Csldonii
eohnson and oscar Linsey
Members OF the X W. c. la
h,ked nine miles TO their meeIin.
hsld last Wednesday al the h,n.'
N Mrs. Susie Byars, Whitaker
uich. or the eight who started or
foo' Mrs Emma Robertson wor
sls' prize Mrs. Matte Robinson
won second prize. All enjoyed M
nj lick luncheon served by ih'
fosiess Guests were Rev. anf
Mrs. +. 7. Clark. Rev. G W Carr
Rey r G. Brown and Mrs G
Bsron
Mrs : VI Carr is convalescine II
Fcorse at the home OF Deacos
Flsmer.
Week end visitors Of Rev. an
Mrs Carr were Rev and Mrs. +,
z r. Tate. Rev. Tate is the pasto
~ he Little Rock Baptist church
Detroit. The couple were accom-
panied by their daughter and iw'
- heir members
Rev. and Mrs. + Monamus an,
father Mr.. Washington; WarreI
Malone All Of Romuus Homa
Nance Tnkster: Mr.. and Mrs. Est;
LETTERS and son Harold Of AM
Nbor we're also recent visitors il
Ypsilanti
Calvin Leonard Sfarks celebra.
ID his fifteenth birthday Monday
lnv is At the home OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. Harry Starks Twenfy-si,
quests were present 10 help hin
eriov the wonderful occasion
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Herndo'
and sister. Miss Elizabeth Herndol
ro'ored 10 Detroit 10 attend TIT
reception Of Mr.. and Mrs. Flov'
Boswell July is
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WINDSOR, ONT.


Mrs. Clara W Ladd accOmper nj
&c nv the Misses Maudie Watkins,
Esther watkins and Mary Srewsr;
and James Roberts and Leroy
Washington returned Wednesdsy
night from Niagara Falls. Ont,
where he group visited friends ard
rs laiives after attending he
church conference ~ ST Csihs-
rlnes ont
The Rev " Edwards was ne
speaker Al the r. VI r. church last
Sunday evening
Mrs. Marion Powell attended the
sunday services al the y NJ r.
conference q, ST Caiharines. Ont,
July IL other visitors from The
city were Mrs Perkins and dsugh-
'ers. Mrs a Parker and grand
daughter E'reda Roy Dungy. Ms
L. DeShields. delegate from he
local y " F. missionary society
Rev VIM Harrison and Frank I'd
monds
Rev Ross and choir of Shiloh
Baptist church. Detroit were Tea
iured as part Of he broadcast
from the church OF God in christ
last SUNDAY afternoon. Rev. Ross
made brief remarks after he
broadcast.
Mrs. Nerlyn Harrison Miss Maui
dif watkins and Miss Mary stewart
were guests Al the Sunday After
noon broadcast Of Miss Theresa
aver from the studio OF CKl.v.
Quarterly services were held 2,
The local A VI f. church sunday,
I0ly - By Rev. " G. Perry Of the
a VI Z OF latham Ont
\Rey and Mrs Jackson and
( daughter Marguerite returned Fri
day evening from Toronto who're
they were visiting for few DAYS
following The close Of The confer
ence. Miss velma Browning re-
/ turned with them Also included IN
the party We're Miss Hilda Smith
Of Woodstock and Miss Wilma
Hunt Of Toronto. They are the
guests Of Rev and Mrs lack sen
for \ week
Misses Beatrice Chase Eleanor
Orian. Marion and Margaret Rish-
on attended he wedding N Miss
Rose Glsnton and Leonard Sirir
theirs Monday. July IS
Kenneth Vincent and wife rs
ielle have returned home from .
visit in cleveland. Ohio
Mrs Fred williams OF his ci;,
has left with her baby daughter
Aileen and sister. Florence She'
field. TO visit her parents Al col,
lingwood Ont
Mrs. ". Washington Of Tuscs
rcrs street is visiting relatives Ia
Cam. Ont.
/ Mrs. Alice Shekee and Mrs. Mar,
Spencer Of Springfield Ohio were
the guests ~ Mr.. and Mrs Henr,
Stewart 90t Mercer street over tn
week end Mrs Shekee. sister q
Mrs. stewart IL formerly Of w'rd
sor After attending the convention
held Al Bishop Hancock's church
Detroit. Mesdames Shekee an,
Spencer moiored home.
The Rev. W. C. Perry Of ,haih.
I'm will give An Emancipation Day
program Monday evening August
l. A. Sis O'Clock The program
will he broadcast over the Cana.
dian Radio Commission network
featured by XIV
Miss Alma Johnson and c Rii.
ley were he guests Of Miss Arytia
chase and family last Wednesda
evening
Mr.. and Mrs Mckon Mrs Cloud
son and MIR. and Mrs watkins nj
Dotroii were visitors al the home
of a. Timhers London street VII
is recovering from recent ~
ness
Among the sick and convsIcsc-
ing friends whom We hope vii
soon he up and around again are
Mrs Mary Scott confined 70 hvr
bed al home Misses VIVIAN chase
| Clarabell Ellison Kathleen Van
DYKE and Glen Robinson in M
Metropolitan hospital Rober'
walls. Metropolitan hospital ard
George Morgan
a coLoREp JuDog--
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Cassopolis
H. ~ A. CIarl

There were fine services al
Bethel church last Sunday The
joint picnic OF Chain Lake Niles,
and Bethel, will be held at Sicno
Lake. August IL.
Mrs. {. c. shaw had = birthday
party az the home of her daughter
Mrs. Essie Pogue July %.
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Ham 7 RAMCK
~ Hiram crawford
New lIub Forrd


a new local club has just bsen
organized under The name Les
Dame Bridge Soclete In me near
future the club plans 10 give
number oi svcial affairs and homes
TO have the corporation ~ other
clubs II Hamtamck The dub vii
meet every Monday evening A. he
homes OF The various members,
among whom arc Airs Jessie Dean.
president Mrs Flora l>ockeif. wire
president Mrs norma Picknee.
secretary, MIS- sn-le Brooks Mrs
Salli- lockeu Mrs Dorothy Cor
don Mrs Ruh kstelc Mfs. Ma
lie Sa~yer and Mrs Mamie Hor-
shaw
I'r. salisbury speaks
A. large in'er-rneial onfc--
enee h-ld n Tan Pes ommrst'f
House sunday l4lv ~ Tr Guy .
salisbury nu'cd Ncsl orsisf,
spob ~ Race Heia,ion- in Nsr,-
gan He aeld no audience spe'.
bound for fofiF-nNe minutes re
said
The',efeitn psople afe aot rrc-
lrdlccd against IS, Nesfo phoa
he, atr'ec in 'e mn.rv ~
ra'ive Amefn an nhl'es learn a.
loreicnelS ma he are hcf-
'han ne Nceio and ne he, b.
roi sssoea'e 0th Ds ha -ns
lfe~i 'i- like Ncglec- rh. IT,
~ superiority has sioun sp ir Ion
eitzen. hero ard o-ds forf -u
hiles ip his conn'v 4e "a 9e-
iadiced ~ IN An.eri,an-
The proc ~, 4on,erel -
no League For B~fse Roiat
IIou>e G"hhcd
william Nario gao N.ssN
tRe orotied - llin eule
bag b"f"srn mtlnieh and
Nanda' mics en'oca Ns rr
anu -iois fve araaf untsA
oesrie
The n'~lac ufr, arr4 10
i'"i G'"' Nl'f WIS t.flt ~ftt
Noble, visits south
fHlivte tlaye, ilam~iD.
'ne ~ % oeai confed pp11ein.f.
,i-tirr m t az rith
tmilN Th' noes N llami, tn,t
fpicsen'a'it~ o' 80 n aiue
eeiNed la-lai rd .4on
Mon'e' Ine Mohrs- arr bnt.s h
II oheh'fa fime IN 'ae StuH Set'n.
po'aihF l-s'nsn sass Bene.
lef' far ann >of'Hr is wst
Dorothy S eraenved pr
~ bes' pia,ots on fhe ilsmfrat 4
girls team wllicl' plsvs hsScne
fo 'he thii-tan eeeae
a mg piosran SD ~ s!fer A.
Prers \ ~ + Zion Suraa.
jul, 81 A. D. M Tho Live Nlye
Radio quartz aud s. Pe'ei Rn,-
II jubilee sroap SUI sender h>
MUSIC The rive Nlc -inser, 40
heard over Radio station wypN
~ II Il p N evc'N SUNDAY
A. s-e raiA ~'ll he held n
'onjnnr'ion viii his musical pro-
gam ~ - Peters Each person
attending "a required 10 conir:-
bu'e a. msuy pennies as wears in
Isis age
Dentist insults Patient
lanes crWshhl Of YeNnirn
street 'poils 'ha hf eecniiv en-
ieled The riino 10 ~ Nn'ier Y
ocntisi and pl','f'd Nel.4
SIN ~ treatment when I've orsn-
HronfMlled or mage iNl
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Mich. Is the house guest Of NJ
and Mrs. John Flamer. Rev g
W. Carr worshipped at First Bsr'
tist Last Sunday mornins.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-07-30

ohio. she also rendered Two oeau'
tiful vocal numbers.
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EAST END NEWS

Behold the King shall reign In
riehl eousness was the subject 0f
the sermon preached by the VISIT
ine minister Rev. Morton. SUNDAY
The TEX WAS from Isaiah - IL.
MANY were present
During the past week. two o.
he outstanding events Al he
church included lhe treasure
hunt sponsored Thursday nighi
by Mrs Gordon and The Junior
sher hoard. in interest OF inc
NTH SUNDAY rally and an aprcl
and lie social given Ssiu,d
right by Mrs Leila Green. II the
home of her hroiher-in-lsv
George Green
Mr.. and Mrs Irwin and family
molored TO ohio SUNDAY
BEGINNING MONDAY luly Is T. u
Bapfisl church launched series
OF special meetings
The people OF the communists 81
tend sympathy to he heles.td
family of The late Mrs. Sadie Par
lofTvler who died SATURDAY. Illy
Is a Thomas Memorial hospiil!
The deceased is survived by her
husband Ben Tyler : son. .ee
and parents. Nh and Mrs Pa licS
Patillo also TWO brothers and wr
sisters The funera was held from
B1stols Funerai Home
A lovely party WAS given hv Mrs
Wells 80 Tennessee last week
for Inc benef' Of Zion Bapii..
churchs rally
Younger ~et
Who IL The prei,y girl We soc
Win Jafus Dickerson Ruby Was-
ion seems TO have swell imo or
hay rides
Mike LAYTON j. being smsr'
hoy Keep II up Mike
Wonder why Goldie Dickeiso.
didn get down 10 Iuani'ss GET
together sunday,
Juanita Gillon gave gei-toe Ia.
err SUNDAY, which was enjoyed $,
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