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Evening star., 1938-12-08
KENNEDY PI NV.

PRE-SHOWING OF
NEW BRICK HOMES. PRESENTED BY
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP.
18th & WEBSTER SITS. NE.
Facing Catholic University Grounds.
Superb homes Of seven rooms. two baths.
'built-in garage. Your choice of oil or gas
heat. Finest construction throughout.
ONLY $8,450.
$3.50 CASH, BALANCE MONTHLY.
(To reach: Drive out Michigan avenue
past Catholic University to 14th street ne.
turn one block north to housesJ
Lighted and Heated. Drive Out Tonight.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP. .,
l4lS III ST N w District 1S71.
Evening star., 1938-12-08
SEE THIS HOUSE.

$3.50 CASH-S5O PER MONTH.
Price. 81 $50. Excellent condition. Six
large well-arranged rooms and bath auto
matte oil heat. inclosed rear porch. nice
lot. garage: very convenient to car bus,
stores. schools. both public and parochial.
also churches. MR.. FIELDS Georgia 2042
CAPITOL HILL-ATTRACTIVE IDEAL
location. faces Capitol grounds and o. s.
Supreme Court Bldg. Excellent-built home;
modern. II rooms, = baths automatic
heat: convenient for member Of Congress-
Priced reasonable.
CALL E. W. BAILEY. ADAMS 47se.
S5,950-CAPITOL HILL.
Facing lovely Capitol grounds. 1st ST.
ne. Colonial brick. rms, bath h.-Vh;
entirely redecorated. new linoleum. stove.
etc. Venetian blinds. Terms arranged.
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO, MET. $500
SEE THIS
HOME OR INVESTMENT,
Close to Tech High School
Semi-detached Colonial brick contains
6 rooms. modern bath. elec refrigeration
2-car concrete block garage; concrete front
porch. House in perfect condition.
CALL GEORGIA 5OOS
Evening star., 1938-12-08
LISTEN, MOTHER,

The home you've dreamed of. located on
a large lot: detached brick full basement. 4
en-: !sunroom. h.-w.h., oil burner detached
brick garage. At the price you can afford
to pay. only .l50. Terms. $3.50 cash.
SAT 80 monthly. Call j WESLEY BU-
CHANAN Met. LAG. until 8 nm
Evening star., 1938-12-08
New Detached Brick Home,

New Detached Brick Home.
4519 18th stsne.. Michigan Park-six
rooms, tile bath. shower: chestnut trim;
open fireplace; large. modern Kitchen
Furred walls. weather-stripped screened
insulated. gas heat slate roof. concrete
front porch. Large lot. garage. Open
until pm.
oo..s VIM R. THoRowGooD.
2O24 r. l. Ave. NE. Decatur 03I7
LOVELY EDGEMOOR
Imagine being able to get charming
6-room and 2-bath Colonial brick home in
this splendid environment for only
$9,950.
On most reasonable terms. Acquire this
beautiful center-hall-plan home now and
decorate to suit your taste; complete in
every detail. including pine paneled den, 3
large bedrooms. air conditioning with oil.
detached garage and large lot. Let US
show you sample house and prove to you
the exceptional value in these deliehtful
homes. Call MR.. HARGRAVE at Columbia
Evening star., 1938-12-08

II you don't need more than rooms and
want large home with all the conven-
fences that you would find in a home at a
much higher price you must see this value.
Located just one block from upper l4th ST
completely detached; automatic heat, and
priced at only SlO,45O, this home is truly
a bargain. Call Wis. $3.50 for further
Evening star., 1938-12-08

1Ol MONROE ST. N.W.-NEXT TO
GUNTHER TEMPLE
AND OPPOSITE
SACRED HEART CONVENT.
Building one year old. Five rooms. one
bath. ElectroluX refg.. gas automatic heat
Venetian blinds. weather-stripped. porch.
F. H. A. loan can be arranged Price,
$3.50. Phone Natl. O"7l during day or
Shepherd 533s ewes Ask for MR.. ISEN.
Mr.. 46th AND MASS. AVE. NV.
Detached Brick Colonial.
This property has nearly everything one
could wish for. Large living rm. with at
tractive fireplace: lge back porch. screened;
most attrac. dining rm: with bay windows.
exceptional kitchen with metal cabinets.
G-cu.-ft. Frigidaire: also space for table to
seat 4. Large den or library with built-in
bookShelveS; recreation room is unique
with real fireplace: gas air-conditioned
heat by Bryant good-sized bedrooms. 2
baths, one communicating: large finished
attic: two-car brick garage, beautiful lot
and surroundings. Construction and finish
FRANK s. PHILLIPS DIST 1411
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1928 TALBERT ST. Sc.

Large detached home bedrooms. lot
40x2s0. Will accept $3.50 cash and balance
like rent. Price. S6,g5O. District 2124,
Evenings Woodley O432
Evening star., 1938-12-08
CHARMING HOME

This new property. which offers splendid
convenience to downtown. yet located in a
now be inspected. All brick. rms, tile
PAIN; air conditioned. insulated; large
lot' and priced at only SS.950 on terms
TO suit you:. is certainly worthy OF your
inspection. Call Georgia 1853
Evening star., 1938-12-08

DE IACHED BRICK, NV.
Corner bungalow. 5 rms. h-wh.. tile
bath; laundry trays; built-n. heated ga
rage; hoored attic; front porch. fireplace
n liv. rm breakfast nook; mr. Sheridan
Theater and shopping center; grounds
nicely Handicapped
Unusual Value, Conv. Financed.
HOHENSTEIN BROS.
eth 1 i,na
Evening star., 1938-12-08

2-FAMILY HOUSE.
81 GALLATIN ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE,
This house with > complete apartments
each with living room. bedroom dInetfe
and kitchen, must be sold The trustees
have reduced the price to S7,a5O and
ordered US TO sell. You can live on the
1st floor and rent the End for enough 10
practically carry monthly payments We
Will secure desirable tenant for 2nd floor,
ment. In perfect condition. For further
Information call Sales Dept, VIM H.
SAUNDERS co. INC. Dist. 1O15 or
Evening star., 1938-12-08

BHRNABY WOODS.
On a picturesque knoll and in a setting
Of trees you will find this new rambling
type home that comprises the very latest
features in construction and detail of ap-
pointments. The wide entrance hall. large
living and dining rooms are finished in
the elegant manner of fine old Colonial
homes, crystal chandeliers, corner china
cabinets and black Belgian marble at the
open dreplace-vivid fruit clusters are in
the breakfast room. Knotty pine den and
tile lavatory. Nowhere will you find more
attractive and complete kitchen There
are 3 bedrooms Of master size and 2 tile
baths. all closets lighted and cedar-lined.
Paneled recreation room with fireplace and
refreshment bar. Maids room and bath.
2car built-in garage. 1t is priced attrac-
it by appointment. THOS. j. FISHER &
CO. INC. DIST. $3.50. EVENINGS. CALL
Evening star., 1938-12-08

Near Chevy Chase Circle.
This new. detached corner house is one
of the outstanding buys on today's market
nnhinlng nhnalg room, room l3xl7 first-fioor lavatory
ment also has a fireplace Finished anc
heated attic. 2-car garage Near schools
Easy terms. Phone q. r. MIkkELSON 4
SON WoodleY LIZ
Evening star., 1938-12-08
HOMES YOU'LL WANT
TO LIVE IN

4TII BRANDYW1NE ST. NV.
Cozy lve-room bungalow OF excellent
arrangement for comfortable living: tile
bath, full basement. finished attic, oil
neat, open fireplace; large corner lot
THIS home is real bargain at
$6,750.
-, Cash payments and monthly terms on
the purchaser
MOSS REALTY CO.,
316 TOWER BLDG. MET 1776.
EVENINGS AND SUNDAY,
SHEP. 4517.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-18
DOwACIAC NEWS
Rev. W. p. Butler

Sunday School at Second Bap-
tist church opened at $50 a. m
under Superintendent Joe Malone.
The subject for the morning SER
vices was Children OF the King
dom The topic for the evening
service was The Wrong Concep-
ton OF Christ"
Betty Jane Archer is president
OF the BYPU.
The Mems Christian and Civic
league will meet TO discuss racial
development Thursday. June Is.
Mrs. Alice Gresham. Of Adrian
Mich, and Mrs. Mabel Findley. and
Mrs J. Finney. Of Niles. were sun
day visitors OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Allen.
Geraldine Allen. OF Benton Har-
Dor, graduated this past wednes-
day. A cousin OF Mary Ann Manley.
OF Dowagiac. Miss Allan is prepar-
ing TO be trained nurse
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Allen. daugh-
ter and son. Vera and Phillip. OF
Lansing, and MT. and Mrs. Lewis
Mailord. OF Gary. Ind. spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Preston
Comes
Miss Portia Trotter. OF Chicago
sister-in-law OF Joe Louis. heavy
weight boxing champion; ]. W.
Sewell. and Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Sewell and George Hughes. OF
Chicago. members OF the Old Tim
ere club; Mr.. and Mrs. Birds
Woodbridge and Buso MCGUIRE. OF
Chicago; James Taylor and Nor
mar Patterson. president OF the
Old Timers club. Chicago. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Thornton. and f. Ray
mond. OF Dormanger farm. were
guests At the Idle Hour farm Sun
day.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-18
Conant Gardens
CONTINUED from Page 81

Vernon Chapel is presenting Miss
Beatrice Allen in a musical reci-
tai. at eight o'clock. Friday even
ing. June "a.
The Tom Thumb wedding given
by the Usher Board last Friday
night was a success. The church
was filled to capacity.
The Children Day program was
held Sunday, a $3.50 pm. Miss DON
ma Kemp was mistress OF ceremon-
les. c. A. Kemp Is superintendent.
Sick list: Mrs. Bessie Watson,
Pnrkside Hospital; d. williams.
Herman Kiefer Hospital; Mrs
Jennie, Cage. 1s439 Norwood street.
The Pastimes club gave their
first outing last Thursday evening
at Belle Isle. Miss Carrie Kemp Is
president. and Miss Lillian Rush
ing. secretary.
Hiram Crawford and a group of
Young people from St Peter AM.
e. Zion church. Hamtramck. rem
dered an enjoyable program for
thc ACE league. OF Vernon Chapel
last Sunday at $50 p. M.
A COI/ORED JUDGE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-18
ALBION


A spiritual concert. given nv the
Lewis Chapel A. M. p. church.
June 3. at s p m, was we'll attend
ed. The program was excellent.
including songs. readings. instru-
mental selections. Participants
were members OF the chorus. Mrs
Matte Vest, Mrs. Vida Marry. r..
L. Pearson, Mrs. Alice Bolden.
Miss villa Mae Eming. Nose UNI
ore. Mrs. f. n. Carr was direct
ress; Miss Elberta Hawkins, ac-
companist
Miss Annie Mae Hughes became
the bride OF James Smith. Satur-
day evening. June 4. al the home
OF the brides sister. Mrs. John
Burch, on Michigan street. Rev. p.
l. Perkins officiated. The bride
was also honored with shower
party. Thursday night. Mrs. Will
lie NJ. Williams was matron OF hon
or; Benjamin Ridley. best man.
Out-of-town guests were: Mrs
Virginia Amply. Essie Smith. and
Lura Price. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
are domiciled on washington
street.
Miss Ruth Carr. daughter OF Rev.
and Mrs. r. Il. Carr. became the
bride OF Reuben McCray. at the
home OF her parents, Sunday. June
Z. Alice Cant was bridesmaid; Will
lie James Williams, best man.
Rev. Shepherd officiated. Ted Ed
wards sang. II Love You Truly"
and Mrs. w. M. Pearson played the
wedding march. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Cray will reside at 107 South Gale
street.
Professor and Mrs Breaux re-
turned TO Albion and gave pro-
gram at Bethel church. Sunday,
at 8 p. m.
Charles Parker has returned
home, after an absence OF several
months.
The colored baseball team of Al
blon played the white team OF
Quincy. Sunday afternoon. at Mar
BILE Lake. The Quincy team won,
9 10 3.
Students OF color graduating
from Observation-Disclosures high
school this June are: Mildred
Digss, Fannie Mae Cook, Henry
Dixon, Herlen Cheek. Anna Ruth
Gays. and ouela Wilson.
The Moarehead family. OF Grand
Rapids. were IN Albion Sunday.
visiting their sons. Kenneth ana
Harry and their daughter-in-lsw'
Margaret.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-18
News


The Theus Musical club. Of De
troit. rendered unique program
81 Newman A. NJ. E church. last
Sunday evening, ~ s o'clock. Pas
tor A T williams preached Sun
DAY morning on Spiritual dag
nosis'
Presiding Elder r. r Washing
ION will hold his fourth quarterl.
meeting Al Newman church. Sun
day. June 10. Rev z. D. Broyles
biz choir and members OF his con
gregation will he present az . r
M. 70 aid Rev A. T. Williams IN
the quarterly service
All departments OF the churcl
are requested 70 be ready with r.
ports
The deacons Of New Hope Hap
list church led devotions az II
m. SUNDAY. Rev. p. r. Reed pas
tor preached on rhe theme Me
Wanted
ne MlilFI buIidl dcr'i ldtt'il
held their fifth anniversary obsel
vance AZ New Hope church lss'
SUNDAY A. p m The orranits.
tion is making fine progress
Childrens DAY program wa
held A. New Hope AZ . m
The Rev Mr. Reed attended the
eoth annual session OF the Metro
politan Baptist Missionary assn.
citation al Tabernacle Baptisr
church, June Is
Nick Hays. OF Rowland avenue
was severely injured az the Con
sumers' Power Company's plant
June 5 He Is now a. The Genera
hospital
Mrs. Dudley Lamb passed AVA
on June II. She was loyal mem
her OF Newman A. NJ r church
Surviving are her husband and
'hree children Castile Vernon
alo Gloria
Elder Morton and mis- singers
rendered services 81 New Bethel
Baptist church Wednesday June
REV. f. A. Robertson is the
I progressive pastor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-18
BATTLE CREEK
BY Ruby Cherry

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Matthews
are the happy parents OF a baby
boy. horn Tuesday He Is named
Herbert. Jr.
Rev. Viola Smith. OF Columbus,
Ohio. has been conducting two
weeks revival at the A. NJ. r.
church on Van Buren, st. Many
have been blessed
Services at Shady Grove Baptist
church Sunday morning were large
ly attended. Rev. r. p. Palmer
preached.
LaVerne Cheatham. OF Chicago,
islted his mother here last week
-. - -.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-18

prise teams from Hamtramck,
Highland Park, North Detroit, CO.
nant Gardens. and West Side De-
trcit All persons in Conant Gar
dens who wish to play are invited
10 meet at Vernon Chapel. Satur-
day, June is. at p. m. The girls
teams will meet at D. m.
A fine sermon was preached last
Sunday by the Rev. M. ]. Hendrie-
th, of Quinn Chapel. He outlined
the factors which hinder the pro-
gross OF the church from within as
well AS those that hinder from
without. Many attended. The Junior
Chcir led by Miss Melvora Cheese
morough, sang very beautifully.
Friday night will he "all-church
night at Quinn. All members are
asked 10 he present.
"A COLORFD JUDGE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-18
KALAMAZOO


Alien Chapei heid special gradu-
alton services last Sunday morn
ing. In which the pastor, the Rev.
p. G. Crawford. congratulated the
graduating youth OF our city He
delivered a very inspiring sermon.
subject Not Honor. But Service. +"
Arnold c. Baker arrived home
last Saturday evening from Nash
ville.s Tenn. where he has lust
completed two years special study
In sociology.
Miss Fora Lee Barnes has re-
turned home. following a lengthy
"Trip to the Southeast.
Elbridge Woodford is back home
from Washington. d. c., where he
has been enrolled as medical
student at Howard L.
Raymond Powell. OF Syracuse
~ u. is visiting IN our city.
Mrs. s. King. Mrs. Dora Matheny
Mrs. Scott. Mrs. NJ. Butler, Mrs. p.
G. Crawford. Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.
Small and children. Mrs Carlelie
Boxer and daughter. Irene; Miss
zelles Hayes and others journeyed
to Battle Creek during the past
two weeks, to attend the revival al
Zion Methodist church. The meet
ings were conducted by the young
evangelist. Miss Viola Smith. of
Columbus, Ohio.
Miss Margie Smith. of Indiana
polls, Ind. is the guest of Miss
Msybelle Jackson. 741 Parker
street.
Mrs. Mary CRANE Is seriously i'll
at her home in Lansing. Michigan,
suffering from head injuries sus-
tanned In recent fall.
Mrs. Croker is a guest at the
CRANE home. wishing friends and
relatives in this city. She plans
to attend western State Teachers
colleges commencement exercises
at which her niece. Miss Sylvia
Graham will be graduated.
Sunday evening, June II. marked
the termination OF successful
musical rally at Second Baptist
church, featuring David Breaux
blind pianist and Gospel singer.
The Rev. Mr.. Amos. Of St. PAM
Baptist church, was guest in
Kalamazoo, during the musical
! rally.
The Rev. p. warfeld attended
open house at the new parsonage
OF minister, the Rev. X. X. Holt
OF Portage Street Baptist church
last Friday.
Second Baptist church held q
children's day program last Sun
day. featuring the entire Sunday
! School.
! Miss Mary Casely was visitor
In Kalamazoo last week.
Avery Chandler rendered coro.
net solo at the graduation service
at Allen Chapel last Sunday. II,
was accompanied by Mrs. A. M
Hawkins.
The SEES Chic Cheres presented
Allen Chapel with new set Of
hymn books last Sunday. The books
will he officially dedicated Sun.
day. June 10.
Fathers day will be observed on
June 10. Take your dad to church
Les Heureux Huits gave for.
NAL dance at Masonic temple
Thursday. June 10
The plans for the local com
lnunity picnic are being completed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-18
NORTHDETROI7
B, Mrs. Losephlne Bosden


Services at Lomax Temple were
well attended last Sunday morn
ing. A forfeful sermon from Deut
. 2-3 was preached by the pastor
Or D r. Thomas Or. J z. Bargyh
Detroit, and Dr Martin. OF s,
Louis were visitors. The Gospel
chorus sang Attorney Charles Rox-
borough spoke in the evening OIL
Citizenship And Organization
Two new members were added
Mrs a. Hunter was awarded
fret prize in the "trip-to Confer
ence' contest. Bishop Hancock and
his congregation will worship a.,
Lomax Sunday. June 10. Memoria,
services will he held in the even
ing
Mrs. Ellis announces the mar
riage OF her sister Mary Edwards
10 Joe Jordan. 1919 Caniff Satur-
day. June Is, ~ Bowling Green
Ohio. A reception will he held A.
.ln7 Halleck street. SATURDAY even
ine
The Madam Saunders School o..
Religious Science held it's annual
banquet al 1874 Mackay II was an
elaborate affair
Rev. L. p Powell Of Grand Rap
ids Of the A.MEZ. church. is wind
ing up his fourth quarterly con-
ference at walkers Chapel Wind
sor He will attend the annual con-
ference in Chicago, June u
On account OF lateness IN submit
tins y Detroit news this week
many items had 70 he leff for
subsequent issue
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-18
PORT HURON

The Mt. olive Baptist church is
planning TO raise the five hundred
liars which Is to be paid to clear
he burden. at the services next
Sunday. This burden has caused
nsny members to leave the church.
but there are a faithful few who
have said that nothing but death
shall move them.
The Pilgrim Baptist church men,
Osrs worshipped at Mt. Olive church
Sunday afternoon. The Rev. Mr..
Formsn. pastor OF Pilgrim Baptist
church preached. taking as his
subject will a man rob God. rob-
hing by falling to support those
whom God has as leaders. robbing
by giving pennies 10 God and keep
the dollars for self"
The Rev. Mrs. LENA Arkers has
returned from Chattanooga. Tenn.
where she had been visiting her
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Hill visit
ed his mother, Mrs. Lizzie Hill,
ior the weekend.
The Shiloh choir will render a
musical program Sunday after
noon a. three o'clock at Mt. Olive
church.
The Port Huron Golden Eagle
baseball club defeated Maryville.
even 10 five. Saturday. The game
vas we'll played. rain forcing q
'top for thirty minutes after two
innings had been played. The
'core was tied at five all In the
fourth, and from then until the
'elth inning the two teams battled
on even terms. The Eagles showed
over two runs In the tenth inning
put the game in the winning coll
omn. H. Williams was the winning
pncner for the Eagles. Calerham
was the catcher.
mrs Leila Price is planning to
sem her daughter to Selma. Ala,
10 finish school.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-18
EAST END NEWS


The Sunday School attendance at
zion Baptist was fine and all
:. achers we're present except Miss
Huckleby.
The Rev. Mr.. whoey preached an
,,onressive sermon at II a. m. text
Matt. s:27. subject. What man.
n,r Of man Is this?"
The children's Day program was
..,.cted and sponsored by Mrs.
pscks II was very excellent. The
s,ctsround for the stage setting
ws. lattice work. festooned with
,oses The financial returns were
,Iso gratifying. Three classes COM
,s,ed on the program. the teachers
sslre Mrs. Petite. Mr.. Green. and
Miss Huckleby. Mr.. Green was
sxarded hrst prize.
Friends and neighbors OF the
a., Mrs. Sallie Mayberry are
Dowed in grief over her sudden
death.
The Riddles. dance. given by the
PHYLLIS wheatley club was an en-
oyable event Plenty OF pretty little
iris. with pigtails. short dresses
md bare legs, were on display.
rbe main attraction was the popu-
81 Miss Goleatha (Goldie) Dick
,rson. who posed as Snow White"
with her seven dwarfs around her
and steps leading to somewhere.
The sweetest little babies were
Edna Patton and Juanita Young.
Hazel Quaker and Frank Stangh-
Tor weren't so bad either. Others
anticipating included Ogle Will
| lams. Zenolia Frazier, Gertrude
randers. George Young, Alma NAL
lete. Elaine Dudley. Leonard
Smith. woodrow Wright. Boots
stanford. Louis Perry. Thurman
Hill. Alex Childs. Zelma Lightfoot,
George Taylor. Henry Taylor,
| Charles Diggs. Isabel Green. wes-
lsv Jones. Alberta Lightfoot. Way
non Rivers. May Simms, Gertie
rroutman. Dorothy Quarker.
Membership OF the club Is made
| ~ Of progressive young ladies and
srs supervised by Mrs. Walker,
| They are: Essie Brunette, presi-
/ lent: Juanita Young, vice presi-
! tent G. Dickerson. secretary;
Marie Burnette. treasurer; Almei-
ia Levens and Marie Edwards
| BEATRICE Hemingway, Margaret
Harris. Edna Patton, MIME Har-
lis, Elizabeth Patton. Margaret E.
/ Harris. and Ada Pinkey.
The Younger set Of the East Side
swune out with the Joy-U club, last
Friday night, at barn dance In
The garage OF the clubs advisor
0veralls. sun hats were worn
More than one hundred enjoyed
sandwiches and pop In the garden
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-18

DR.. Malaku r. Bayen. former pri-
vate physician 10 Halle Selassie.
emperor OF Abyssinia. spoke at the
United Presbyterian church. North
Saginaw and Pasadena streets. OF
which the Rev. r. w. Lindsay Is
pastor. He pictured the present
happenings in Ethiopia.
He Is in the United States to or
gsnize the Ethiopian World Fed
Grafton. which. according 10 DR..
Bayen. Is created on the pattern OF
the NAACP Those joining the
Flint branch are the Rev. NJ. r.
Rhonenee. Mrs G. B. Rhonenee,
Miss Glenora Rhonenee. Magnus
Clark. DR.. J. l.. Leach. II. G. Rey-
holds, DR.. J. ID. Wilson. Or. j. w.
Moore. r c. Chandler. the Rev T.
l.. Ballou. Mrs. d. Collins. Mrs. f..
Chambers, the Rev. j. A. Aikens,
and others whose names will APP
pear In next weeks issue.
A local talent week has been
planned by the Revs. Messrs. Rho
nenee and Ballou. An exhibit will
be given each night Of the various
enterprises. Dean Spivy. OF Payne
The illogical Seminary. WILDER
force university. will be the prin-
cipal speaker.
The Hackley Dunbar Fine Arts
Club held its annual recital al
Quinn Chapel A. NJ. f. church Sun
day afternoon, June H. Those on
the program were Miss T. Hill
Mrs. r, l.. kimp. l.. Cromwell. G.
Courtney, Professor c. Hawkins
Mrs NJ A. Wright, F. McCreery
ono OF Flint's oldest citizens. spoke
on Music Appreciation Other
! SPEAKERS were r. wickliffe. Miss
F. Galloway. and Dr. ]. w. Moore
Quinn Chapel A. NJ. f. church
The Rev. NJ. r. Rhonenee pastor
had fine service all day Sunday
the Rev. Mr.. Rhonenee preaching
from The Highway" The choir
and Gospel chorus sang. The
church was beautifully decorated
with roses and peonies by Mrs. Re-
beoca Toles. who. with her hus.
band. has taken interest in beau.
Trying the church. Three Joined
the church. The Rev. Mr.. Rhone.
nee spoke on Winning The Losl
Tribe al the 1880 y. m service.
Vernon Chapel A. NJ. f. church
wss we'll attended for the services
Sunday. with many visitors pre-.
sent. The Rev. J. A. Aikens, pastor
delivered his sermon from 1.-THE
Lack OF Faith" The choir was ex.
cellent. The Rev Mr.. Aiken preach.
ed from Keeping Fit for the
Christian Race" at the evenint
service.
Al two-thiriy o'clock in the az
ternoon Mrs. r. A. Milton, of Yer
non Chapel. served a birthday din
nor. The special guests who dine,
with the family were the Rev. an,
Mrs j. A. Aiken, the Rev. ant
Mrs. c. Watkins. and Mrs. l.
Reeves.
Mrs. L. Brady, president Of tn,
Missionary society, with her co
workers. is planning 10 shine In
the entertaining OF the Missionar,
convention with Quinn Chapel A
NJ. f. church.
The Rev. T. l.. Ballou pastor ol
Metropolitan Baptist Tabernacle
reported fine services Sunday
Three united with the church