The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-18
WINDSOR, ONT.


The Ladies Aid society of First
Baptist church sponsored an out
ing for the children who partici-
paied on the program OF May %.
The affair was from 40 10 $50
D. m last Saturday. Games were
played and refreshments consist
ing OF ice cream and cake were
served. All present had delight
IA, time.
The Helping Hand society Of the
Baptist church met with Mrs. FL
len Kennedy. 374 Tuscarors street,
Tuesday evening. June z
Mrs Kennedy. OF Peters street.
Windsor. WAS hostess 10 the Lydian
society. Al the recent session. Az
ter the business period social
hour followed
The Stewardess board OF the p
NJ +. church held their regular
monthly meeting at the home of
, Ms NJ Mulder on McDougall
street
The Windsor Art and Literary
society held its annual open meet
ing at First Baptist church. June
60. ~ s .. m. Small tables were
set up. decorated with roses and
peonies. Two lovely hand-worked
quilts were displayed in the exhi-
bit OF handcrafts. as work OF mem
beis OF the society. other pieces on
display included guest towels en-
hroidered by Mrs. verna Chatters;
a boys knitted sweater. by Mrs.
Lean DeshieIds: a matching set OF
purse and gloves in navy blue. cro-
cheted by Mrs. Edith Hall. and
other lovely articles made by mem
b@rs Of the society. In addition 10
the exhibit, program was rem
Gered. including welcome ad-
iress. Mrs Eloise Taylor solo,
Miss j Woodcock, brief address
Rev r. VI. Newsom: solo. Miss
: Geraldine Walker. Detroit. solos.
Miss Ruth Henderson. Mrs NJ
Powell and Miss Mary Stewart.
The guest speaker OF the even
ins was Mrs. Madeline Fowler, of
Lucy Thurman Y. W. c. A.. De-
troit- Mrs. r. Taylor. Detroit. was
mistress OF ceremonies
After the program, refreshments
were served. the walters being
Thomas TAYLOR, Gene Kersey. and
Leroy Washington
Among the guests present were
Mrs. Taylor Toronto. Miss Ed
wards, Miss Corine Providence.
Mesdames y. Collins. Strickland,
Reynolds. Livingstone Miss G..
Walker, Detroit Mr. and Mrs Ma
] rell Marion. Ind: and many pro-
nlnent guests OF Windsor
The Windsor Art And Literary
society was organized in 1924 It's
motto is Always keep your
face turned toward the sun. and
the shadows will fall behind you
Rev. Nottaee. Of Detroit was
guest speaker at the weekly prayer
meeting at the B. NJ. f. church
Wednesday evening
The Junior s. S. Of r. NJ. f..
church had charge Of the services
last Sunday morning. Gilberi Wat
kins was chairman OF the pro-
gram In addition 10 chorus num-
beis by the Junior school. other
participants included Betty Lou
Small Norma Browning. Marion
lOverton, John Browning. Margaret
Whitehead. and June Buchanan.
Mrs. Harrison. of Stratford. Ont.
made brief remarks. Lois Small.
Isabel Nall. Beatrice Browning
land Glenne Watkins were ushers
! The Junior church also present
ed program a. the evening SER
vice Following number ~ de-
ightful numbers by the Young folk
Rev. T. n. Jackson delivered the
sermon.
Sunday morning $4,000 people
attended the baptismal services
held on the shores OF the Detroit
river by the Church Of God Al
lhe $3.50 p. m program held ny
the same church in the Windsor
arena. crowd Of four thousand
attended. Elder Morton preached
over the radio.
The Science. Art. and Craft club
met Thursday evening at the Y.
VI. ". W. c. A. Plans were dis
cussed for social tea 10 he held
az the "y" Sunday. June rs. from
s to s m. Members OF the pro-
gram committee include Misses
Cecil Craven, Helen Lawson. Doro-
thy Taylor. Agnes Saper.
Miss Arytia Chase recently re-
turned from a visit TO Indiana,
Illinois and cities in the South
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lawson
left Windsor June IL for Chicago,
to attend the graduation exercises
OF their son. Lloyd. who has com
pleted course in Op,ometry,
there.