The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-08-06
ham RAMCK
By Hiram Crawford


valued at S. The seat had hsen
stolen from the car during he
night.
Frank Harris. 1899 Newton
street. Hamtramck. reported 10 To-
cal police last week that some
body stole SIT from his pockets.
while he was asleep at home. rhe
thief entered the house and took
the money from Mr.. Harris pants,
Elizabeth Faithful. 26sS Smith
street. left home last Thursday and
has failed 10 return. She was
fourteen years OF age.
The girls parents do not know
OF any motive for their daughtal :
departure. Hamtramck police have
been assigned to the case
The Radio chorus Of ST. Peter s
A. NJ. +. Zion church will spoLscr
a barbecue. Saturday of this week
from 3 p. m. until midnight, on
the property OF the church Mrs
Addie Peden, professional coob
will make custard and lemon pes
which will be sold at the same
time. Citizens are asked TO secure
their Sunday pastry from the Radio
chorus Ice cream and cold drilks
will also be available.
League Sponsors Program
The church leagues OF Michigan
will sponsor a program Sunday.
at p. m. al 81 Peters A. NJ. r.
Zion church, Hamtramck The Rev.
n. Crawford. outstanding young
minister. will deliver the message.
Wansie Davis and Jimmie Mills
will render vocal solos on the pro-
gram.
Cleveland Daniels. captain OF ne
Ccnant Gardens Hornets. will also
participate on the program and tell
how he is able TO keep his team
on the top. The Hornets are lead
ing in the league. Earl Purycar,
manager OF the Highlights OF y.
Detroit.s will inform the boys Of
the new ruling which has been es-
tablished for 1898. Horace Cole
man. of the Titans and Herman
Jones. Of the Eagles. will collect
the offering.
This program is being sponsored
in an effort TO secure funds for
equipment needed in the various
games OF sport. The purpose OF
the Christian league is TO develop
Christian principles, through
wholesome recreafional activities.
Qulnn Chapel
Hundreds OF Hamtramck citizens
turned out July "a, 10 celebrate
The Silver Jubilee OF Quinn Chapel
A. NJ. r.. church. OF which the Rov.
NJ j. Hendrieth Is pastor. rhc
theme of the pastors inspiring
sermon was-"Climbing Up he
Rough Side Of the Mountain
Monday evening, Ex Senator
Charles Roxborough. delivered en-
inspiring talk. Response was CIV
en- by NJ l.. Sherreil, OF the Cir
cult Court Commissioner Office.
Tuesday night. the Rev. b. n.
Wright, pastor OF First Instiiu-
tional Baptist church: and the
Hon. d. j. Healy. judge Of the Pro-
bate Court. were speakers
Wednesday. The Rev Thomd 4,
Of Lomax Temple A. NJ +. Zioa
church; Percy Jacks. and l.. {.
Blount. prominent insurance lead
ers. gave addresses
The Rev. c. NJ. Metcalf, pastor
of ST. Peters A. NJ. f. Zion church.
opened the meeting Thursday cv-
ening
Others participating included the
Scott octet. OF Canada; Fred Hart
Williams. Professor Ratliffe. Pro-
lessor Foster. and Mrs. Woodley,
Friday was Fellowship night.
A debate was also held suhj'ot.
Resolved. That the Negroes Color.
Rather Than His Character. IL
His Greatest Hindrance The az
firmative won, the representatives
being Joseph Gordon and Jesse
Lewis, The negative was repre-
scented by Leonard Trourman ari
Pharish Pinckney.
The jubilee celebration closed
sunday at 3 .. m, with the Ratliffe
Symphony choir entertaining. |,
was an impressive celebration.
Girls Clnh Meets
The o. t. Il. Girls club. Of 81
Peters church. held meeting at
Belle Isle. Thursday night. July
2S. at which time they were enter
tanned by Mrs. Edith Lehman. OF
Belmont street. with a weincr
roast Visitors present we're Mr..
and Mrs. Brackens. Mr.. and Mrs.
Washington. Mrs. Hattie Wheeler.
Master Teddie Wheeler, walter
Stringer. Mrs Delphine James.
Mrs. Leila CuIp. Timothy Perrin.
and James Wells
Church School Board Formed
At meeting recently called by
Pastor Metcalf of ST Peters
church. church school board WAS
organized The purpose Is 10 sup
Fly teachers who are qualified.
Rev. Metcalf pointed out that when
parents send their children TO
Sunday school they are placing
a sacred trust in The church
therefore. 1t Is the duty OF the
church to train and provide teach
ers who are qualified.
Those elected to the school board
were: Mary Williams. Edna Per-