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Twin-City herald., 1938-03-19
Sunday Forum Host
To Negro Council
March 6 to / 3

Sunday, March 10th, 400 p. M, at
Phyllis Wheatley House, the Mime
apolis Sunday Forum will be host to
the Minnesota Negro Council who will
conduct the program for the afternoon.
March 9th to, 18th, having been set
aside as Share Choppers Week" the
Council will present as its principle
speaker, Mr.. L. S. Rogers who will
talk on The Share Cropper". The
Twin City Public is cordially invited
to be present and to enter into the dis
cussion.
Twin-City herald., 1938-03-19
ATLANTA LIFE DEBIT UP
$833,20

ATLANTA, lc)-L. H. Haywood,
director of Atlanta Life Insurance
company, has announced that the or
binary debit was increased $833,2OO
last year, the present debit being
$6,578,600. Texas led the increase with
$2l0,000, and Ohio was second with
$l51,500
Twin-City herald., 1938-03-19
CHANGE COMMANDERS OF N.
Y. GUARD UNIT

NEW YORK, (C)-The 36oth In
fantry of the New York National
Guard had its commanders changed
last week when, after investigation
Governor Lehman ordered Col John
G. Grimley discharged and Col. Jo-
seph A. S. Mundy was placed in tenn
porary command
Twin-City herald., 1938-03-19
A. & P. STORE HIRES coLoRED
CASHIER

COLUMBUS. O., (C)-As the re-
suit of boycott by colored citizens,
the A. & P. store on Mt Vernon ave-
nue. has hired Mrs. Peters Smith as
cashier, and requested fifteen days to
make other personnel changes satis-
factory to the Civil Liberty League.
Twin-City herald., 1938-03-19

Due to inclement weather the party
for the W.T.C.U. was postponed. The
party will be at the home of Mrs. w.
Tisdale, $500 w. Sind ST., Monday,
March II, at p. m. All members and
friends interested in the work are cor
daily invited.
Twin-City herald., 1938-03-19
REVEREND BOYD TO CONDUCT
SERVICES

Reverend H. c. Boyd, beloved for
mer pastor of ST. Peters Church, will
conduct series of services at his for
mer charge, beginning March 20,
through March %.
Twin-City herald., 1938-03-19
St. Peters Men S
Club Program

Sunday, March 20, 1888, the Phila-
theans will sponsor their anniversary
program The Rev. ]. L. Hayden Of
St. Paul will deliver the sermon. James
R. Aubrey, who is president of the
club, and ]. E. Harris, secretary, urge
everyone to attend, as they promise an
unusually interesting program.
Wait for the Northern Pacific Waters
Porters Dance. Friday night, April %, at
Ramsey Hall, ST. Paul Auditorium.
Twin-City herald., 1938-03-19

Miss Georgia Moe Mitchell, 2845
Bloomington Ave- So, left for her
home in Mexico, Mo-, where she plans
to spend three weeks.
Twin-City herald., 1938-03-19

Wait for the Northern Pacific Walters
Porters Dance. Friday night, April %, at
Ramsey Hail. St. Paul Auditorium
Twin-City herald., 1938-03-19

Wait for the Northern Pacific Walters
Porters Dance. Friday night. April p, at
Ramsey Hall, St. Paul Auditorium.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-12

Cromwell, reading: Mrs. T. Lee, vc-
cal solo: Miss Peggy Harris. ac-
cordian solo. Little Nellie Elaine
Morgan was the winning baby.
The Allen Christian Endeavor
league met at 6 p m. The discussion
was led by Mrs. d. Butler, teacher.
At 1880 .. m, devotional service
was led by VIM. Gibson and w. s.
Smith. The Senior choir gave a
song fest after which the Rev. A.
T. williams. pastor OF Newman A.
M r. church began the revival for
Rev. Rhoneree. The revival Will
continue for ten days. The Rev.
Mr.. williams spoke to q large con-
gregation on the subject, Spiritual
Diagnosis"
Those on the sick list are DR.. J.
w. Moore. Mrs. L. Jackson Mrs.
C. Jackson, Mrs. N. Gamble, Mrs.
~. OOieuldu anu Mios t@s Ooehf o's
whom are very much improved.
Group OF which Edward SIM
mons is captain, Is sponsoring q
program which is to be rendered
by the Semper Paratus Glee club
and the Harmony Seekers quartet.
The recently held quarterly meet
ing at Quinn Chapel was one OF the
best for many years. Ministers,
choirs and congregations who sup
ported the meeting were as fol-
lows: Rev. A. T. Williams, Pom
tiac; Rev. J. A. Dean, Saginaw;
Rev. Ia l.. Lawrence, Vernon Chap
ell, Flint; Rev. ID. e. Fullwood, st.
James CME. c. w. Miller, Blackwell
AME Zion. Rev. c. o. Green, Bethel
NJ. 4. all of Flint DIR. David A..
Blake is presiding elder, south dis
trict OF Michigan Annual confer
ence.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-12
MY 1888 ASTROI 0CY READINGS ARE NOW READY

M. Z. Ado you think that II Il
best for me to remain on the Job l
have now or take up the Job l have
In mind for next yearl
Ans: Indications are that your
income is going to be increased
during the year OF 1889 and probab-
ly through different connection
Don't accept the new job until you
have looked into the m a tie r
thoroughly but It is very evident
you will get different school next
year.
T. VI. MIS- the boy that l am so
dearly In love with interested In
me or does he love anotherl When
will your new 1899 Astrclogy Read
Ings be readyi
Ans: The young man in question
does admire you. but he has
other friends too. You are inclined
more or less to show your affec-
ton for him too strongly. keep
him guessing and make friends
yourself. You may send for your
NEW 1889 ASTROLOGY READ
INGS now for they are just off the
press. Be sure TO send quarter. a
long with your full name. correct
address. birthdate and questions
II you like and ! will give you my
free opinions on same.
b. M. H.-WiIl you kindly advise
me whether II would be worthwhile
for me to change my. present mode
Of living and try to become n mo.
therl
Ans: II you expect to have a
family. you should begin thinking
about It as you are now In your
middle twenties. A youngster In
the home will make you exceeding
ly happy and ! don't feel you would
be making mistake to consider
same.
J. E. XVIII my husband find q
permanent Job here or what town
should he go to get onei
Ans: II he hasn't as yet found
employment, he will do so IN the
very near future. To keep changing
towns isn't going to help him any.
You are established In a large city
and there isn't any reason why he
can't get something TO do II he is
interested.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-12
EAST END NEWS
By Julia Mae Turner

The East Lake Baptist Sunday
School was opened by the super
intendent, Mr.. Goes. The subject OF
the lesson was "Honoring Our Par
ents."
BE stir was the theme Of the
mornings message which was de-
livered by q visiting minister, the
Rev. Mr.. Bronson.
The Rev. Mr.. Pittman preached
the sermon to close the contest OF
the Twelve Tribes OF Israel. Those
receiving prizes were Mrs. Wilson,
first; Mrs. I. Turner. second; Mrs
Farmer wishes to thank all who
helped to make this contest such q
success.
The Lords Supper was observed
at East Lake Sunday evening.
The Junior choir will render a
musical program Sunday evening
at 1880 o'clock. The members Of the
choir are inviting all members and
friends TO attend.
Younger Set
The Soy club will again present
a matinee dance at the Mayfair
Ballroom in the near future. hope
to see you there.
The Eight Sophisticated Girls
club will present cocktail party
at 1928 r. Vernon Highway Nov. 13
from 4 till s p. m The public Is In
vited. Miss Mary Taylor is presi-
dent of the club.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-12

A. N. Y.-WIII the man I love
and had the baby for marry met
Ans: He should and especially
since you two are still associating
with one another and there isn't
another girl involved. Can't you
reason with this young man and
let him know what grave mistake
he Is making by not doing the
right thing by you and the child.
A marriage Is indicated for you
within couple OF years anyway.
W. ID. H. wish to know did my
husband tell the truth concerning
his healthl
Ans: He did yes. II possible get
employment yourself and try to
help with the expenses while he
has such pressing bills.
T. W.--The friend that had for
eight years left me and started with
another man. Now she says she
wants me again and for what i
don't know. The other man Is .
married man and she has almost
succeeded In breaking up his home.
am willing 10 take your advice.
Ans: I do not advise you to wait
on her and consider taking her
back. She certainly doesn't love
you or she wouldn't have left In the
first place. she loves what you
are able to give her. Make some
other friends and try to find some
one whom you feel you would be
proud to marry as this IL the only
way you will be happy.
c. G.. L.--Why am / having such
q hard tlmei Just can't seem to
understand things at all.
Ans: The past few months have
been unpleasant for you but now
that you are gaining your health
back, you will be able to seek en-
ployment and get out OF the rut
you are In. I would suggest that
you look for a new friend too and
stop worrying about this other
party.
LIB. M-wiIl the party that was
here at the football game return
again s0oni
! Ans: No. Don't lose any sleep
over him for II won't do any good.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-12
PONTIAC NEWS
By r. p. Harris

Members and friends OF Trinity
Baptist church were greatly lnspir-
ed by the twentieth anniversary
celebration which recently closd at
the church. II was quite a success.
The pastor, Rev. E. d. Broyles elo-
quently preached at IL a. m. Sum
day on the theme Surviving Diff
culties."
Rev. +. b. Reed. pastor OF New
Hope Baptist church, delivered a
fine sermon Sunday morning, SUBJ
ject, THE Importance Of Keeping
the Key
Rev. II. S. Green, OF East ST.
Louis, who has been holding revival
meetings here for several days,
preached at 3 D. m. and at s D. M.
lilo also preached az the morning
service at Macedonia Bapt. church,
OF which Rev. John Powell is pas
tor. His subject was -"Christs'
Witnesses"
Rev. F. c. Walker, pastor OF st.
John M. f. church. spoke at Mace
donia Baptist church. at 3 D. m. In
behalf OF the Pastors Aid board.
Rev. A. T. williams assisted Rev.
Rhonenee In a revival, at Quinn
Chapel In Flint last week. Sunday
morning. Rev. Williams preached
on the theme. THE Most Needful
Thing
Rev Robert Hoover was guest
preacher at Newman AME church
Sunday evening.
Grady McFee. scout master. an
nounces that an entertainment will
be given at the Southwestern Civic
center, Tuesday, November %. The
public Is invited to this Boy Scout
program. Admission Is ten cents.
Mrs. Luella Fowler. OF Lake
street: and Mrs. Eesie Harris. of
Highland. are still on the sick list,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-12
FLINT, MICH.
BY GIenora Adams
Quinn Chapel AME

The Sunday School was opened
at 9:15 a. m. last Sunday by the
superintendent, Tyre Nelson. There
was a nice attendance. An inter-
esting talk was given on the les
son by Mr.. Nelson. In the class re-
port three classes tied. namely.
classes six, nine and ten. Class 10,
the beginners class won the ban
ner. Miss Glenora Adams d teach
err.
Splendid services were held all
day. At 10:40 a. m. the pastor, the
Rev. NJ. r. Rhonenee preached a
very inspiring sermon. taking his
text from the Prov. 20.1. The sub
ject was Danger OF Intoxication."
He said, "If conditions are as re-
ported, we In this day need church
on every corner and one in the
middle Of the block" A very large
audience listened to and enjoyed
this fine message.
The Senior choir, under the d.
rection OF Mrs. G. Smith, organist
and Prof. C. Hawkins rendered
special music. The Gospel chorus OF
which Mrs. M. Green Is pianist also
rendered selections. They were
very becoming in their new robes.
The baby contest, sponsored by
the young women's guild, conclud-
ed Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
A spicy program was rendered.
Some OF the participants were Prof.
c. Hawkins, Miss w. Bailey. Mrs.
J. Neeley, who gave instrumental
solos: Miss Jerry Johnson, L.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-12
RIVER ROUGE
By daniel Neusom

sunday School opened at the US
-, hour at union Baptist church.
sunday morning with a large at
,sndance. A capacity audience
heard the eleven o'clock service.
the choir has lost one of their best
friends and members. Mrs. Mary
Martin. who died October 81. mo-
her OF Mrs. Gardner. She was
eghty-fye years OF age. and had
oue hundred grand children and
great great grand children living
and two great great great grand
children. She had seen her fifth
generation. Funeral services were
held Saturday at the Church OF God
q christ under the direction OF
NcFalI Brothers, undertakers
Mrs. Dorothy Evans is In Sunby
hospital
Church OF God In Christ
The Rev. s. T. Warren, Detroit.
held meetings last week for the
pastors and wives OF deacons. The
bishop and overseer. c. II. Mason,
and other prominent visitors. In
cludIng Lillian B. Coffey, national
and state Mother. with her CO.
workers. were present. The bishop
preached from the subject, God Is
Spirit: They that worship Him
must worship In Spirit and Truth.
The Revs. Messrs Bailey and An
derson also spoke. The church is
now observing Pastors Week for
the anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. j. ID. Walthall. 1872
Beechwood avenue, entertained a
number OF friends at home warm
ing party. Novmber s.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
(nce Jimmie Johnson), $40 Holford
street, a fine baby girl barbara
Louise). Mother and baby are doing
fine
The Zion Travellers dramatic
tvo-act play with a cast OF twenty
I'VE, was presented at ]. L. Northup
school last week as a production OF
Mrs Annie Hutchin.
Mrs. Cynthia Tucker is seriously
III in her home on Elliott street.
ST. John AME Notes
Sunday School opened at $3.50
o'clock. DR.. Baber was at his post
OF duty in the pulpit at eleven
o'clock. He read from the Second
Scripture lesson, st. John s. and
took his text from the thirty-sixth
verse OF the same chapter, IF he
Son therefore make you free, We
shall be free indeed" DR.. Baber
preached a fine sermon.
st. John closed a rally. and be-
cause OF It's success the trustees
are to be given much credit for
their untiring efforts. Mrs. Maude
Roundtree Is among the good work.
ers She can put the program over
Ia this rally. The church report
ed $4,000. which has been paid on
The church mortgage. The watch
word IL ION to victory"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-12

Eastern Stars Sponsor Party
The Eastern Stars OF Hamtramck
sponsored a party Saturday mite at
the home OF Mrs. Mary Brown. OF
Yeman street.
The party was attended by many
friends. Everyone enjoyed them
selves to the highest. Mrs. Collins.
worthy matron. and Mrs. Il. Brooks.
Past Worthy Matron, were present.
Others present were: Mrs. Ruth
Ringo. conductress OF the Eastern
Stars; Mr.. and Mrs. Raspberry and
daughters. Mrs. Jesse Parker. and
Celophus Vaughn. Many others
were present whose names were
not secured.
10000 Cooperation
One hundred per cent coopera-
tion Is being sought by the League
for Better Relation ia Hamtramck.
The league is holding meetings In
every colored district in Hamtram-
ok, each week, In order 70 let the
citizens know what conditions need
correcting and the remedy for these
conditions. For the past three
weeks citizens have been express
| ing their opinion on the bad lead
ership that the citizens have had for
the past years in Hamramck. Some
OF the points brought out by the
citizens consisted OF the following
thought: Hamtramck Negroes have
been deceived by so-called leaders.
To-day. a good honest citizen can not
get days work In the d. p. W.
without going through red tape. Our
girls and boys who graduate from
high school can not receive work In
J the city because all OF the old poll
ticians fight for them.
Citizens are asked 10 attend their
district meetings. l.. Troutman and
Mrs. y. Nash OF Smith street are
the Captains OF district MOI, Mr..
and Mrs. Ramey OF Denton street,
No. 2, z. Hardway and Mrs. Jones
OF Wyandotte, No. Z, Mr.. Burke OF
Eveline, No. IL, MS. Boulding, OF
Yeman No. H. Mr.. G. Johnson OF
CAN'T No. 16. Mrs. Craig OF McDou-
gall No. 20. Mr.. w. Brook, Jr. OF De-
quindre and Mr.. Erwin OF Grand
Haven No. %.
! Help improve Iiamtramck by at
tending your district meeting.
New Pastor Feted
Last Friday mite Quinn Chapel
AME church Corner Holmes and
Mackay) was the scene OF an ella
borate banquet in honor OF the
Rev. S. II. williams and his vile.
Many OF the church's members and
their friends were present to well
come Quinn Chapel's new pastor.
who halls from Ohio. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Crock
EFT, who deserve credit for plan
ming the fete:: Mrs. James Rasp-
berry. wife OF Hamtramck' ace de-
tective: Mrs. Wesley James and DR..
and Mrs. ]. L. Henderson.
The pastor and his wife are re-
siding temporarily at the home OF
Mrs. Crockett. 1894 Belmont street.
Quinn Chapel News
Last Sunday morning Quinn
Chapel A. NJ. f. church was At
tended by large crowd that APP
parently enjoyed the Rev. Mr.. Will
liams' thought-provoking sermoi.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-12
Han1tran1ck News

The Reverend chose his text from
the Twelfth chapter OF the gospel az
recorded by ST. Matthews. The SUBJ
ject was the "sonship OF Christ"
Sunday being the irst Sunday OF
the month, Holy Sacrament was ad-
ministered. on Sunday afternoon a.
three o'clock the Rev. Mr.. Williams
preached al Aliens Temple where
he and his congregation we're
guests.
On Thanksgiving morning sever.
al OF the local churches will unite
to participate together In Thanks
giving service. This union service
will be held at the First Institution
al Baptist church, OF which the Rev.
d. II. Wright is pastor. The Rev. Mr..
Williams OF Quinn Chapel will be
the principal speaker. All are In
vited.
November Of. the hrst Sunday
after Thanksgiving, the Rev. Mr..
Williams will open a revival at his
church. The Reverend. who Is really
an evangelist, has conducted many
successful REVEALS and believes
that there Is a need for good old
time revival" here. All are invited
TO attend the big revival at Quinn
Chapel AME church.
Masons Sponsor Party
Composite Lodge of the Free
and Accepted Masons invite you 10
their party to be held at their tenn
pie at 30s6 Trowbridge. The wor-
shipful Master. Detective Raspber-
ry, extends to all most cordial
invitation 20 come out and meet
the lodge brothers and to have a
good time with them Saturday mite
Nov. 70. 1888.
Model Wedding Planned
The Young Peoples Dramatic
club OF Quinn Chapel AME church
will present THE Model Wedding"
Friday night November IS. at eight
o'clock. The Model Wedding" IA
something entirely new. The young
people OF Quinn Chapel have been
working on It for long time and
with the gay decorations and the
elaborate costumes II will surely be
a gala affair. Miss Birdie Curry
will be the bride. She will be wed
to a groom OF her own choice: all
the girls in the wedding were at
liberty to choose their own escorts.
II will be interesting 10 see who
they have chosen. After the wedding
there will be reception at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gordon or
Mitchell street. II you miss this
wedding. you shall surely regret II,
so get your ticket soon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-12
Wilberforce Defeats
Lincoln Univ.
CONTINUED from Pare z

carrying on the part OF WILDER
forces two hard-running fullbackr.
Hart and Jefferson. Hart sprlnted
SO yards. but the ball was put IN
play on Lincoln's 20-yard line from
where they scored easily.
Taylor kicked field goal IN the
final quarter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-12
CASSOPOLIS
BY N. G. Clark

Chain Lake Sunday School OPEN
ed Sunday at the usual hour, with
= good attendance.
Al the morning service, an Inn
pressIve sermon was preached by
the Pastor, Rev. Shaw. In the even
ing, Rev. Shaw and his choir rem
dered q program at the Second
Baptist church, IN Dowagiac. OF
which Rev. w. p. Butler Is pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-11-12
WINDSOR, ONT.

The morning service at the Tan
ner AME church was very fnspir-
Ing Sunday. The pastor. Rev. Char
les Penny, preached from the sub
ject. Ready" text. "And they that
were ready went in" Matt. 25:10.
After the preaching. the Holy Com
munion was administered.
Rev. Charles Penn. returned
Tuesday from Toronto. where he
had been In conference with Bish-
op J. A. Gregg, Or. L. l.. Berry,
Rev. w. C. Perry. Rev. T. T. jack
son. and other church leaders.
Rev. C. L. wells spoke to the men
OF Tabernacle Baptist Church
Thursday evening. His subject was
Christ. Our Leader" He was ac-
companied by the choir's director,
A. Mcdowell. who sang "The CY-
cifixion." by Curran. and "The Pub
lean" by yandewater.
Mrs. Bryant, OF Second Baptist
church, Detroit, sponsored an ex-
cellent program at the First Bap-
list Church. II was musical pro-
gram rendered by choir OF Second
Baptist, consisting OF numbers by
a reader: harmonica selection. a
female trio. and numbers by a
tenor and soprano.
Rev. c. l. Wells. OF First Baptist
church, has been preaching each
Sunday on "Christ's Teachings"
Sunday evening. his subject was
Christ Teaching About Man" The
theme OF the discourse in the morn
ing was Il am not ashamed OF the
Gospel"
Sunday, Elder Morton. OF the
Church OF God In Christ, preached
from the theme-"By your words,
you will be justified; BY your words
you will be condemned"
There were in the Tabernacle
visitors from Chatham and Flint
and members OF Soul Surers
quintette, from Houston, Texas
Tuesday evening. Elder Dlckerson
and Elder Harrison, OF the Church
OF God In Christ, spoke In River
Rouge, as guests OF the Church OF
God there. The pastor Is Elder
Gordon.
Elder Dickerson was guest speak
or at the Methodist church. at AM
herstburg. Rev. Ishemial Is pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Nolan. Jr. and
Miss Pauline Ellsworth were guests
OF the formers brother and sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas e. Nolan, OF
Chicago. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Nolan. ST., Mrs.
Lee Ellsworth and son, Douglas,
were guests OF Mrs. Joseph Madi-
SON and family, OF Benton Harbor,
Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. Nolan. Mrs. /.
Nolan. Sr.. Mrs. L. Ellsworth and
children, Pauline and Douglas, were
guests of Mrs J. Richardson OF
Jackson, last Monday.
We are sorry to learn OF the Ill
ness OF Mrs. r. Nolan's child, lit
tie Georgia. who Is In the hospital
and IL improving slowly.
Thomas Morgan was hurt In an
automobile accident last week. He
had to have several stitches for
cuts about the eye.
All on the local sick list are Inn
proving.