The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-05
By Theresa Morris

go - 'hAo iiibuut, Slop anu
have a yisi with your Battle Creek
friends and see who's who in dear
old u. {.
lielsh-ho for Snow. Cant go out
stormy weather. seemed To have
been the sentiment OF many sport
Ians during the past week OF wind,
rain and snCw. however. those who
could take IT, were present to wit
ness The Tatum-Van last Tuesday
IN an overtime game. Tatum drub-
bed the sportsmen 33 10 80 In "a nip
ana tuck struggle with laurcls GO
Ing 10 jim Hawkins. Joe 5ackson
and Jack RedJen. All right b. c.
ians. lets support our team and
help cheer them on TO victory over
Kalamazoo.
Congratulation 10 Bon York and
Gene Rollison for their success
ful invasions OF the ring at the
Masonic Auditorium before capa-
city crowd in the semi-flnals and
finals in The Golden Gloves tourna-
ments Rollison Knocked out Carl
Laws Of Kalamazoo in the second
round when handlers saved the
Laws from farther punishment.
while Bobbic York took The decision
from Keith Craig OF Hastings by a
slim margin We wish you boys
much success and luck. Remember
the heavyweight champion Of the
world had his beginning in the
Golden Gloves fights.
Miss Margaret Brown, grand
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Brown 700 W. Van Buren, street Is
"A member of the 1888 February
graduating class OF the High School
Of Cleveland. Ohio
Royal Wood OF Monroe spent
Sunday in Battle Greek visiting his
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Shack
elford. 5 Grand Trunk avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Cheatham
Miss Delmar warheld and Searcy
Morris motored TO Grand Rapids
Sunday evening where they paid q
visit to Club Indigo.
Mrs. Bessie SpiIler. 1873 w. Roo.
seyelt Is recuperating at her home
from recent illness. Her friends
wish her a speedy recovery.
Rev. F.. l.. Todd aston Of Sec
ond Baptist Church has returned
home from Nashville, Tenn. where
he attended the meeting OF the
boards Of National Baptist conven-
ton and the Sunday School and
Young Peoples congress. which
perfected plans for the National
Baptist convention which Is to bs
held In st. Louis, Mo. in Septem'
Der. The congress will convene IL
Tuskegee, Ala. in June.
The Church of God, Rev. J. z
Stewart. pastor, Lad splendid ser
vices all day Sunday with spe'
cial service at D. m. Whit Wright
was sponsor; Mrs. Irene Dean wa
program chairman. Rev Martin
accompanied by his congregation
from Lansing. was the principa
speaker. Mrs. Ella Bohanan was
also speaker.
Rev. II. p. Palmer. pastor. anC
members OF Shadygrove Bapt
Church report wonderful services
all day Sunday. The morning an,
afternoon sermons were delivered
by Rev. Palmer using the text 81
have fought good fight and
have finished my course" at the
morning worship. The Afternoon
service was In interest OF the Mis-
sionary Society. Rev. r. r. Amos
was a visiting minister.
The morning sermon at Second
Baptist Church was delivered b,
the pastor, Rev. f. l.. Todd, hi.
subject being Sincerity" Rev
Todd stated in his message thai
word and It's tributaries is one Of
the greatest issues OF the day. He
defined sincerity as being In rea
lily what one processes to be
carrying frankness and straight
forwardness without pretending
The evening service was given
over 20 the missionary Society
which rendered an interesting and
well rounded program. Special
rcnditions were my Last Move
by Miss Daisy Todd, Mrs Irene
Dean and Mrs Louise Stovall: "In
The Garden. Mrs. lola Carter
two selections on musical saws
by Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson.
Please be reminded Of the con-
cert to be given by the b. C. Har-
monizers at Second Bapt. Church,
Feb. is. The affair promises TO
be very interesting and well dra-
matized.
Many young sters. high school
and college students returned 20
school last Monday with radiant
faces and happy hearts to greet a
new teacher as result OF their
recent promotion.
We shall now conclude at this
point. dear readers and bid you
farewell until next week.
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