The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-12
KALAMAZOO BATTLE CREEK
BY Theresa Morris

During our recent rambies
over the past week. we have found
the following happenings
Church News
The pulpit OF the Mt. Zion A.
NJ f. Church during the Sunday
evening service vas .!!!!ca b. Her
bert Dudley, Detroit attorney ana
president Of the A. NJ. +. Laymen's
college. lie spoke on the subject
"The Contribution OF the Church
10 our Civilization" The service
began at 1880 with Rev $. s. Har-
ris pastor in charge.
Morning worship OF the Second
Baptist Church was conducted by
the pastor. Rev f. l.. TODD whose
subject was "The lndignitarios OF
Life" Rev Todd stated that every
body liked TO be called dignified.
| He further said. "Unskilled labor
can tear down IN two days what
required two years Of skilled lab
or" This statement was given as
a comparison OF an individuals
life. The church Is anticipating n
great pew rally day the fourth
Sunday in February at p. m.
The afternoon service Of the
Church of God was conducted b.
Rev. II Il. f. QUAINT. pastor Of the
Maple Street Methodist Church in
connection with splendid pro-
gram by Mrs. irene Dean The au-
ditorinm OF the church was well
filled and everyone present seem
cd 10 have enjoyed The program
wonderfully Rev J. z. Stewart is
pastor
SPORTS NEWS
Onr home town fighters claim
al last week exactly half Of Battle
Creeks 1923 Golden Gloves boxing
championships among which three
are Young Negro boys. They are
Pat Patterson. Ice Calling and
Gene Rollison The amateur leath-
or pushers displayed their PROV
ess over 1000 persons in % action
crammed battles
Tatums was the victors in the
game played with Daniels. Dan
iels led early In the game. but the
Tatum cagers rallied TO tie the
count AT 10 all IN the first quar-
ter and went on 10 win behind the
work of Zack Redden who scored
IL points.
SOCIETY
d. G. Davis. who has been en-
ployed on Great Lakes freighter
for several years gave an interest
ing talk ABOUT work on these ships
al Il meeting OF the Literary So
cial Club last Wednesday evening
at the home OF Miss Olga Haley
40 Clay street Mrs. Davis and
Mrs. Gertrude Watkins were guests
of the club. Refreshments were
served after the talk, places being
marked for %. The club will meet
Feb. 16 with Mr. and Mrs. Spen-
Ger Henderson. &c wilkes street.
Miss Marcella Price, 264 North
Washington avenue was hostess
10 the Sophisticated Twelve Club
last Wednesday evening. Plans
were made for a February IL pro-
gram AT the home OF Miss Daisy
4 Todd. 321 f. Michigan avenue.
Yours truly will present the life
and works OF DR.. Carver. The club
also planned for theatre party
for Feb .. Games were played
with Mrs. Sallie Ferguson receiv-
Ing the prize, and two course
luncheon was served by the hos
tess who was assisted by her sis
ter, Miss Lorraine Price.
| Mr. and Mrs. Herman Adam are
the parents OF girl born Thurs
day morning at the residence. "a
Liberty The little ones name IL
Rose.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Hall, 72 Angel. boy. The new
conner has been named Bernard
Leroy.
George Grant. 513 Hamblln ave-
nue. had as house guests Mr.. and
Mrs. George Scott OF Ann Arbor
the past Sunday.
The lnspirational Four Quartet
to composed Of Misses Rosie Simp-
son. Alice and Ruth Grant. and Ar
lene Parker motored TO Jackson
last Monday to be the guests OF
Rev. Morton. well known radio
speaker
To Whom II May Concern
Emma. can We call you the song
bird OF y. c.?
II you know secret Pete. then
keep II
Raymond, are you the kind that
clings on IN hope until II crumbles
In your fingers like crumbs?
Irene O.. were you born with
those pretty dimples?
Evelyn II. tall and graceful Is
your motto. isn't II?
Friends. must bid YOU alden
until next week.
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