The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-19
|NORTHDETROIl|
by Mrs. Josephine Roxden

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The Meaning Of the Benedition"
was the subject discussed by Rev. /
y. L. Thomas Sunday morning a,
l"max A. NJ. e Zion Church. 1909
Dequindre street. The text used
was End Cor 1874 The dedlca-
lion OF the Altar Guild was Quit =
an impressive ceremony.
Sevedal members of Lomax arc
'on the sick list The contest be-
tween the Choir and Gospel Che
rus was very lively. The latter
having been victorious
Funeral services for Miss Eve
Ign Thomas were held a, Lomax
church Saturday and were large
~ attended The deceased was Il
faithful member OF I.omax
Rev. j. l.. Newly and members
81 Pleasant Grove Baptist Church
worShipped al Lomax Sunday al
'ernoon. An inspiring sermon was
delivered.
The christian Endeayor Society
continues to progress and the
subjects are proving more inter
estins The subject to be discuss
ed Sunday. Feb 20 is Making my
Country more Christian" Psalms
33:l2 Isa. ll:1-5.
Rev G. w Young brought the
message al the evening worship
last Sunday. A very practical SER
mon was preached from Gen. 1912.
the theme being Religious Home
Life.
Mrs. Sallie Marshall. mother OF
Mrs callie Mae Fields Is III at
Nome on Cody street.
North Detroiters as well as
other friends are asked to remem-
Der the meeting Of the Interdeno-
minational Council of Churches of
Detroit 10 be held Al Cleveland
School Feb 2S
Al the beautiful reception rooms
Of Crosby and IIoagland. grand
surprise was rendered Mr.. and
Mrs Hoagland Monday night. Feb
II by the differen, organizations.
II was carried out as a real VAL
cntine party
Among the various units that
have been launched in North De-
troil We know of none of the civic
leagues that thayc produced more
real food for thought than the
League Tor BETTER Living The
brain of Ellis l.unday OF Lumpkin
street is responsible for the move
ment over two years ago such
men as Dr w A. Blackwell, for
mer pastor OF Lomax caught the
vision Of its Importance and gave
an hour al his church on sunday
afternoons for its meetings for
over a year. Other organizations
have developed being sponsored
by leading citizens including Geo
rye IIoagland business and pro-
fessional man. who has stood by
these organizations through many
tides and has organized the Com
mmity Chorus which comprises
Is voices from all North Detroit
churches.
This chorus Is sponsored by the
\llied Council OF nine taking in
three organizatios whose presi-
dents are Mrs Georgia Jones,
Iumpkin street Mrs Lena Mae
Robinson. Goddard street and
Harold smith president of the
coming Young meu and women.
Mnch interest is being aroused
over the mammoth program 10 be
staged in March at The Cleveland
intermediate school
The community programs Al
Washington school last Friday
night MS OF interest to about 300
persons. The interesting features
Of the evening were basket ball
games. drills. he miniature orches-
ira and the choral groups in
charge OF MrS Stegcr also the
Amercanizaiion presentation The
handclafi exhibit was fine with
Mrs. winston as Instructor. Mrs.
Rawlings has charge of the wo-
mons activities and MIR Idell has
charge OF the boys and men.
In a note to The Tribune, ID. W.
Boyden. husband OF the writer OF
this column. writes the following
Editor of the Tribune.
lowing 10 the task OF working
in religious. civic and political
units and eager for their advance
ment on all lines. | find II advis-
able to go under treatment Tor a
few days. I'm now recuperat'ng al
Receiving Hospital
"It is due the public to know Oh
the generous and courteous treat
ment on the part Of surgeons ana
nurses from the first aid depart
met IN TO the highest. In ward
we have a splendid corps oil nurses
and the doctor in this ward IL
held in esteem for his kind and
efficient service.
"Dr. John Hewitt is in charge
Of about "a men of different ma,
tIonalities. all receiving good
treatment"