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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17

Last Sunday evening. December
4. The Rev. W. c. Perry. pastor OF
Campbell A. ~. = church. con-
Quoted a prediction" service.
which was attended by candidates
who contested in the election on
December :. Rev. Perry spoke
from on the theme o. Jethrc's
Counsel To Moses strsssing that
in the formation Of body Of men
70 sssis, in the administration Of
the natioas affairs. able men who
FEAR God should be chosen. The
choir renssred several impressive
muslcsl selections which were re-
csived with appreciation.
The SUNDAY evening service De-
cember II. was broadcast over Sta
ton cFCo. from the auditorium
Of the church.
The regular monthly program Of
The chatham Gospel Choral rn;cn
was held sunday afternoon. De-
esmber II. a. the church.
L,oyd Perry. son OF Rev. and
Ms Perry Who VAS elected repre-
sentative OF Ken, county 10 The
BOYS Parliament q Ontario, sd-
dressed the Fidelity club Of Park
stree, United church '~hiiel Mon
day evening. December -.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17
LANSING NEWS
y, Mrs. Rosa Lee Porter


The program sponsored by the
Eusv Pee club Sunday. December
II ~ tn At the NJ Zion Baptist
'hufeh was gala success. The
Rev. & Harris pastor. was speak
er Iunlus Walker Is president Of
The cls.b Among The guests pres
at were Nj and Mrs Hunter. Mr..
Gofdon and Attorney and Mrs.
Young
The recent contest bet ween the
Ford and Oidsnobile proved a pref
ny good race after all Mrs. tallIc
Austin. driver Of The Ford was win
ner Mrs Mozelle walker. driver
81 me Old-mobile aleo made a
SPLENDID report despite her recent
illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Busby an
nonnce The engagement Of their
daughter. Hiss Grovella Busby. to
Charles Smith OF Flint. Mich. The
marriage to take place Sunday.
december rs at the a. ". +. church.
The Wonder -Four quartette viii
render service at Pilgrim Rest
church. Grand Rapids, Mich. next
sunday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17
SAGINAW
by Mrs. VI. Toomey
Bethel Church

The subject of Rev. j. A. Deans
morning sermon last Sunday was
prayer. the Door 10 Salvation"
Mrs. Georgia Hieginborham. form
er resident OF Saginaw. was a very
welcome visitor.
Members OF the Red and Silver
club enjoyed theatre party re-
Gently. Those attending included
Misses AIuriel Branch Emma
Thorne. Rebecca Middleton. I.ayina
Osborne. and Messrs. Norman Os-
borne. Clarence Osborne. and
George Calabuse.
The y. Y. A. and l.. w. A. pro-
iects being conducted at Bethel
church are meeting with much sue
cess.
Social Items
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Terrell
and family. Sol y. Fifth street.
motored 10 Terre Haute. Ind. re-
Gently in their beautiful new car.
and were guests Of Mr.. Farrel's
sister.
The State Missionary office has
been moved TO It's new headquar-
ters. 1906 \. Ninth street. The o.
penIng ceremonies will be held
Friday night, December 49,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17
Hantranck Neus

lain; Arthur Sutton .s,,,.
Isaac Parker. tiler. 'ap
Henton. marshall. 'a
Al the Shrine e,ec,Io,
q Temple bet Rsspbsr > ~
i i chief rabbsn and mai ~
strickland. treasurer. 's''
We hear that Miss MID.
lord Is keeping s,sadv ~
WIN a Wayne University !. .sa'
(. l. seems rhs, all The sa..
gas were swinging ont :, ~ ~ n
lice Ball Mis-. DelpA,a !. IN
ana The two Nessrs RurE =. ~
swell Norwood Mari. = ,.s IS
YOU received a ,hrse Am ~
Richard Dean din nv 80, ~ ~
enjoying himself Wa !,
Lena wasn't there }
bert has taken a shine u Nm Nm
nice Whiggams a, cas-, "A|
so at the dance pow.,, ~
ton seemed 10 have r,o, nsi|
the company Of Mss ps..p'' \
Bell. Charlie sisssr
".
Donald was 80, - .',. lOhrvs y
IN the same young adv ~
Troutman was ~. r.,,h ~
lady who we knot s..,e .h ~
II was a big ni,e rs, rss,, r.
mong the girls ara bor,
II you missed tho po,ieo ~, Nv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17
-
MT. CLEMENS
BY sarah Ellen HIII

The Rev Mr. Pif'man. and men,
b~rs from his church Calvary Bap-
IT, we're entertained by the Rev.
owens pastor Of Nj. Olive Bap-
'is' church who preached fine
sermon
Professor David Breaux. blind
pianist and gospel singer. is at
Calvary Baprisl church, beginning
Dec mber ~ and continuing until
December IS.
The choir union of Macomb
county was held at The Zion Bap-
list church Every choir sang with
.pirir.
Mrs. Smith. member Of the Cal
vary Baptist church. Is visiting
Mrs. Manning. OF 80, Ditmar street,
Pontiac.
The cake bidding sponsored by
Miss Altha Hill and Margaret Hud-
son was very successful. The cake
WAS awarded 10 Cleo Hester. The
Rev. Mr. Marleti. father OF Mr..
Marlefr who Is a member OF The
Calsary Baptist church. arrived
here from Birmingham. Ala, Ssiur-
day. December ,. The Rev. Mr..
Marleit had not seen his son In
nine years.
Mrs. Becks, manager Of the Thes-
plan Moderneiie club. is planning
for the winter activities OF the club.
TO begin immediately.
Mrs. Alice Thomas. who has been
seriously III for some time. is i'm
proving.
Mr.. Hudson received telegram
informing him that his mother is
i'll in Somerset. Ky.
Mrs. Marie Riley, who has been
seriously III in ST. Joseph hospital.
is now improving. The patient SUI
fered blood poisoning after fish
finn had become imbedded In her
finger. necessilating the amputa-
ton OF the finger.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17
FLINT, MICH.
by Mrs. Flora Talben
Quinn I hapel

The pastor ~ Quinn 'hap'l =
NJ. r. church preached a sermon
Sunday morning "a Peaceful Rr|
lationship With O'bers" x hrI
congregation was present. J"
Senior choir and Gospel chc'u|
sang.
At 1880. the family hour va
spent In song service and clo'a|
with a sermoneiie hr The pastor
Mr.. and Mrs. Nsvhar and wv
Freeman were visfors at the no'r|
ing service.
Mrs. Gwenola smith and PIA|
Charleston Hawkins n The ssnln|
choir, are preparing splenh|
program for Christmas night !.
Tyre Nelson. superintendent z
the Sunday school and his ccmn y.
tee. will decorate Tho church !"
their program. which VIII Oe ~
dered on christmas Eve :.
The Junior choir will sing " ~
Christmas services -,
Mrs. Eunice Chambers. pTes", 3.
OF the Christian Endeavof. = 'm :,
to be at her post after reeen' !.
ness. Mrs. G. r. Rhonenee " IN
much improved. Others on wv ~
list include Mrs. Viola s'ars"
Norman. George owens NIs
Journagin. and Mrs \. Coen. ".,,
Mrs, Holiday. li2S s| ~.
street. passed away at Hurle, IN IN
pItal. at $50 Monday mornlp Os,, a.,
funeral was in charge Of n''
and Chandler Funeral rom cla
The program given by ~. nd IA
club at the Community CEN
Sunday. was well alIenos ''.,h 10.
Mrs Fannie Mitchell Is nue. ,,.,s Z 4
proved. after a severe aus
Illness.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17
v WHITAKER


Campbell Chapel AME church
IN ioyed a full day OF service Sun
day. beginning with the assemble
.as Of sunday school az $3.50 4. m.
With +. VI. Byas as superinisni lent.
AZ the morning worship q large
fongregafion listened 10 the mes
sage ~ the pastor, the Rev. A.
knowles. faken from Rev. 2e-13.
Three Ultimate Things" Distin-
rGished among the worsh:ppers
ass Mother Laura Thompson. Of
Detroit. who is the only surviving
barter member OF Campbell Cha
3el. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Olive Lswry. OF Ann Arbor
The Rev. and Mrs. knowles and
Mrs. Guy Smith accompanied Mrs.
AMY 10 Bethel AME church in
Ann Arbor. where the Rev. Mr..
Knowles was guest speaker for the
enar;erly meeting service. A large
congregation heard the program
az $50 by the Junior choir and
sonng people Harold Carter. chair
man Guest numbers on the pro-
gram nefe several selections BY
ae Roysl Harmony Four. OF lpsi-
anti. whose rendiiions are always
taioyec and duet by Misses
tame ami Rosetta Brown: also a
s4qnest number by the Rev. K. c.
Rsown This splendid program OF
he Youth o. the church closed
very successful rally in which the
tharrh has been ensaged since No
sen.ber 5.
The Mary r Handy Missionary
society enioyed an inspiring meet
~1a Mrs Mary Miller last Thurs
fsv afternoon. An exchange OF
( nr'simss cards reading OF the
verses thereon and singing OF
ar:s'rss carols rekinl'cd The
flames ~ hrislmas spirit within
ne hearts Of all present. The So
pans 10 help supply home
mste cakes Tor the connty institu-
sor 80 further spread Christmas
heer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17
DOWAGIAC
By Rev. W. r. Butler

The Sunday School OF 2nd Bap-
list church is growing with more In
ierest and the pastor. the Rev. Mr..
Butler has The students as well az
the teachers TO take active parts.
The method OF one man operation
is done away with The lesson Is
studied In classes with two and
sometimes three out Of each class
being called upon 10 review the
lesson or make known their con-
ception OF the text.
At the II a. m. service Sunday,
December IL, the pastor preached
from the subject. THE Ineftable-
ness OF virgin Mary"
In the evening the Rev. Mr.. But
Ter worshIpped with the Franklin
A. NJ. f.. church at Niles. Mich. The
Baptist and Methodist churches had
fellowship services. The Rev. Mr..
walker preached at the Second
Baptist church OF Niles. The young
choirs enjoyed an Ice cream re-
past after services.
Mrs. Nellie Pompey, "a, died last
Thursday at 2:45 y. m, at her
home. She had been confined 10
her home for six months. Mrs.
Pompey, the former Nellie Mae
Ware. was born In Cass County TO
Philip and Nancy Ware. She was
married thirly-six years ago. Sur
yiyors are husband, Henry Pom
pey: Two daughters. Mrs. Goldie
Mourning OF vandalia, Mich, and
Nancy at home; one grandson
Richard Mourning two brothers
James Ware OF Battle Greek and
Dave Ware Of Calvin Center one
sister. Mrs. ollie Bryant of Dswa'
giac.
Funeral services were held sun
day from Chain Lake bapus'
church, the Rev. W. Edemy officist-
ing.
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EAST END new
BY Julia Wac T,,r

The Whole Toaas rsls;...I
very good play wss prsss,,..
Franklin Center 'a. wesk s...
The well known spctea n ls.,..'
We're; waymon Rf.s col.,sJ
Dickerson. Hugh Arson. c.r,.
Browning Geors, Tay'or al
Hemingway Helen csilds. H,'J
Quaker. and William ZONES
Maurice Hamilton + twin,
heat Robert Spcrtes Tina n
Isabella Greene. Wonder rh,,
result will be?
Elaine Dudley ,ims ma, MI
stevens is The ors What M
William Henderson
The Vikings ssu'ed VIM
jamberine. stsrrir- Fob Ps,hx|
and his orchesi,a The red N
music really keep ne ji'er.tm|
busy. Some IL hose vsu-|
were: Louise S'eTans0r vsn|
Rivers. Leroy nitses son, Mind
Harris. Marie n9raef' chsis|
Pope. Louise refrf ianie pors|
Beatrice Heminswa,. Roher' crr|
Osceola Rivers Dorothy Akins NJ
John Brooks.
Velma Rivers and l.ogiss s'u0|
are really hresk'ns = up ia Nd
coy corners az li,c
Who is the 81 who has n
strong feelings for he senior rrs|
dent OF Miller Nigh"
Who Is The handsome rsril'r,I
whom we SEQ Ammo Fsa,l RlvnI
with. wonder vho'
Sunday school openei at N
Lake Baptist church n $50 SinifI
morning with Superr'rndr' ca
leading he lesson Oh Sin ''cmst|
BUSINESS - New ~ (. vgsslscij
ed for the comine es VI Gds|
was reelected az slpeFiHl'ntst|
The morning seffi.' Was d'livEh|
by the Rev. Mr. Caisor Hts m
was Going Down The eng NP|
L met al the chhreh and rsnd'rn|
splendid program Sunday rs|
ing. The junior caoir re'dss|
their monthly musical pror'h|
Sunday night. these ,ouns v'rf
are 10 he commeried on The f's
manner IN which ihey cnnt'S
these programs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17
ROSEVILLE
BY VI. J. Norris

The pastor. the Rev. Smith OF st.
Luke AN. r. church. Roseville,
Mich. preached last Sunday on
the subject THE power OF. the
word OF God" taken from Psalm
1ie:10s. II being universal Bible
Sunday. the hook in thousand
tongues was we'll explained by the
pastor.
A solo was rendered by Mrs. NJ.
Braxton.
We enjoyed having Mrs. iMcss OF
Mt. Clemens with MS again, also
Mrs. Fits OF Detroit.
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CONTINUED from page n

continued from page ~
Milton Shiyers and Battling Mon
roe. who have been in Chicago for
the past month. will return to DC
troll this week to enjoy a holiday
vacation.
Haywood storey. who has been
campaigning In the New England
states for the past year. has come
back TO Detroit. Haywood II not
sure how long he will remain here
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17

The Associated Circle OF Chris
'Ian Workers. en- interdenomina-
tIonal charitable organization. held
a rally Sunday. December 4. at
Leland Street Baptist church. OF
which the Rev. Banks Is pastor.
The rally sermon was preached
by Rev. George Williams. while
Mrs. William Stewart sang a beau
tiful song. and Rev. X. Lemons
gave encouraging remarks
The proceeds raised amounted to
sf4.o4. which will be used by the
organization TO help build home
for the aged and TO assist in edu-
eating boys and girls OF the group
Al Christmas time, the organiza-
lion rlans 10 feed one hundred I'M
der-privileged persons. Rev. Mrs.
Maxine {. Tate u founder and
president. Headquarters are at
S2is Collins street. HamIrsmck.
The scripture lesson was read
from Rev. "A by the assistant pas
tor last sunday morning.
The pastor preached an inspiring
sermon on II Don't Want No
Trouble at the Waters Mrs. Blech-
or and Mrs. Ruth Duncan render
ed beautiful solos. Among the Wis
iiing ministers present were the
Rev. Mr. Clark from King Solo
mon Baptist church.
Miss Bette Ray was added to
the church.
p. Y. p. L. IS held each Sunday
evening Al o'clock.
SwankIes Club Holds Meet
The cwanky Social Club met at
The home OF Mrs. Ruby wasson.
So Farnsworth St. This was the
last meeting for the year. After
the financial business. the charm
ing hostess served delicious
chicken dinner and all the Access
series.
Those present were: Mrs. Cap
tola Paige. president. Mrs. Jean
Ice, financial secretary. Mrs. Ruby
WssSon. treasurer. Regina Ice.
vice president. Mrs. Eloinore Mills.
assistant secretary. Mrs. Bessie
Hill. club critic. other members
Mrs. Gladys Hill and Mrs. vaSsar
Martin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17
Hold Party for Digs

The Hamiramck Division OF the
Michigan Federated Democratic
Clubs entertained Senator and Mrs.
'has. c Digs with victory party
last Friday night December .. at
The home OF Mr. and Mrs Virgil
Richardson. S02S Caniff 81.
The affair was one OF the most
elaborate OF It's kind ever held in
Hamlramck The table was ar
ranged in the shape OF horse
shoe; cut-glsss vase with beauti-
ful flowers adorned tho center. A.
Ellis Carmichael the president. was
master OF ceremonies The speak
ers from the Hamframck division
were Mr.. Richardson. organizer.
and first vice president DR.. Jas.
l.. Henderson. c. c. Ringo. Mrs.
Minnie Crockett, and Leonard
Troutman- The guest speakers
We're: NJ Sheriff.. Pres. OF the
Board OF Directors OF the Detroit
Division. Thomas Drum and John
towling- Mr.. Diegs made brief
speech. extending 10 the organiza-
ton his deep and sincere apprecia-
ton for The wonderful work done
by the Hsmtramck Division in the
recent campaign. Mrs. Jean Ice.
chairman OF the affair. with the as
sislance OF Mrs. Carmichael. Greg
DRY. and Crockett were responsible
for the success OF the party. Those
present were Senator and Mrs.
Digs. Messrs. Sheriff.. Drum.
Stanley Gordon. VIM. Ware. Leon
White. John Cowling. c. c Ringo.
Leonard Troutman. Ralph McCul-
Tough, thas. Lackett. Mrs. Juaniia
Meeks. Mrs. baltimore. Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Gregory. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Crockett. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Richardson. MIR. aud Mrs. Weston
Digs, Or. and Mrs. ]. L. Hender-
son. Mrs. Katherine Jones. Mr.. and
Mrs. Virgil Richardson. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Ice. Mrs. Emma Car
michael Thomas Strickland. De-
tective Jas. Raspberry. Mr.. Arthur
Middlebrooks. Gene Butler. Mrs
h. Frierson. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
simpson. MIR. and Mrs. willard Ice.
Clarence Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Vaughn. Mrs. Iris Butler. Emmett
Cunningham. Jas. Cole. Ellis Car
michael and others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17

Because of the heavy .soaId
mas mail. correspondent. s 50
mail their news Sa'"'s, ,.,n o..
that it will arrive in the e. ~, "SsII|
! Ace Monday In time ~, Mail
cation in the current issue, s sIIl
arriving later than No.s we,i.I
be used the following new,
Don't forget to mail your
Saturday. -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17
Miscellaneous

Mrs Helen Perry returned home
~ from Onnsso Nich. where
'r UDihei Hrs F.mma Meier died
an" ~ moss ~ six weeks during
tarh ~; paHgn-@r Helen VAS con-
an'e q attendance. Mrs. Meier
ss.ded 10 Owosso for the past
'l y~'r- coming from clarksville,
4raa honorable David A. CrosI
" s..tl remembered he ne
r~a- ~l'n beautiful floral
,l " Malone founder aud
yi,.se4fi ~ Pnfo college school
~ is4f 'll'pfe hi,aeo Illinois,
Nss a horoted guest OF Mrs. s.
i.ns. Tuesday afternoon bee. 9Th.
,De nas also Tho honored guest Of
Pn'p B'auii'iaae ~ Detroit Al the
T.. Thurman Branch OF he
! $50 \ ahefe Mrs Malone was The
eirS' -peas ~ Tue evening.
f;rv Thomas Woodcock is slight
tuplpVed ~ this writing
ii'ie i.leiel Chase has returned
nome alter Spending 10 DAYS in De-
'rni' vi'h her aunt Mrs. a. Ridley.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17
KALAMAZOO
SIT AND CHAT WITH IRENE
By lre3s Baker

Greetings and SITUATIONS, I'm
back sgzln--tryinE 70 win my way
hack inio your attentive minds
hoping 70 recspiure that plsce
Which ! held with hizhss' regard.
I hope sor enjoy my column this
week =. much a. have enloyed
composing u
80 %. begin our thar BY delyiDz
into NJ romantic atmosphere and
acquiring IRIS BIZ ~ sTeeiesi bliss
vhitn nave produced me seasons
is,ss' usri,s match NJ and Nrs
rsrsins ~ Rae Creek ~~fs aos'
ard hoste.t ~ % gisen IN 'heiT
nome ~s1ds, pefenl Der Z aonor-
ny apias ares we ms MS
g. n 81 .-s and Pan iores The
fea at- RAJ rs setf.ng ~ most
cerora etuospae Tss gwen
. ,rno4res ne pe. bs'fwnei
IRE rsea-g ,eas pace III
f'oaTr> 4i.tlars May
~, 30. " yo.,s io ever.
f.se ss,h AZ s'f N.5-
,er, ~ .Hs. w. 'se her4-
= os- - " ctars~d ga
~ so -atstz msrfs A.
greed Ns>
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WINDSOR, ONT.


Rev Charles Penny. the pastor
preached sunday morning from the
subject. ~watchfulness- text Th<s.
1876
A, The evening service Mr.. and
Mrs Sands gave short message
1hfch was enjoyed b, sll.
Mrs " r. sesy. the wife % a
former pastor was pleasant cali
~ .; he parsonage las, week. Rev.
Henderson Vas also caller a. the
parsonage during the week
The second quarterly meetlrs
wili be held next Sunday with Rev.
" - Perry az Presiding Elder.
Rev Jackson with his choir and
cengregslion vlli - a. the church
ner, sunday afternoon Rev. Jack
son ~! b. he spesker
A Christmas carol aud csncie
Sighting ~il. ~ held sunday Dec
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17
PORT HURON

Deacon : \ Noble. clerk OF Me-
ro9oli'sn Baptist church, OF Pof;
Huron visited Detroit last Satuf-
das night and purchased a quaint
,y o: .i'etature frrm he brane
ct'ite - he SUNDAY School Pun.
fishing boa. ~ he National Ba n
i.s- convention Mr. Noble was ~
com9anied bv he rev y l.. Fors-
mans pastor ~ Pilgrim Bap'is
church PORT Huron and the Re-
t'hAtles Thompson member q
me same church.
A Flag DAY prog am was rer.
-d~red last Sunday a p. m. at the
Metropo.l'an BaIil church. Po'
Huron Mrs Lizzie president o.
ne Drills :. Far Tent No. IS. ~
Ia ghtefs OF Union Veterans OF ine
'nil war was'he principal speaI
or Deacon Noble responded 20 her
address aud accepted the FLAG
which Mrs Farr presented. Prose
outing Attorney Benedict gave an
ASPIRING Talk Rev. l.. G. Collins
i. pastor Of Metropolitan Baptist
chaech
The superintendent OF vt. Olive
Bap'is' church has been under the
care of I)r. Ware for three week
H. IN con,ale-cing bur is not ";
ah.e 70 be ont
Mrs F.-sie Bass has been on the
sick list TWO weeks. but is imprcy-
ing greatly.
Mrs Brown has also been i'll. hut
is conyaleecing.
Mr.. Lincoln has full supply OF
Christmas candies in his store on
2tih street, near Cleveland avenue.
He soIciis The patronage Of santa
shiloh Baptist Church
Services a, shiloh Baptist hurch
last SUNDAY morning were very
impressive. The pastor, Rev. j..
n. Hankerson preached from the
subject The Sin of Covetousnrss =
He pointed ont to his audencc that
they should put God above all else.
Visitors were Rev y. Isaac Rev.
G.. T. Washington Rev Travis Bob
Person Mrs. Boney. all OF Detroit:
aud Rev. y. r. Akcrs. of Port Hur-
on
sIrs. T.. T.Mays. Of sarnia ont,
MAS hostess 10 the We Few club.
Thursday. al the Henderhrow.
Bridge was played and deli' ous
turkey dinner was served. A small
Christmas tree with Christmas lee
orsiions. added to the attractive
ncss Of The table.
4 stork shower In honor Of Mrs.
Kenneth Rolling was the feature
OF the evening.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17
Weddings

Mrs Bessie Dorsey and David
Hill were quietly married Saturday
December 10.
Miss Viola Cole. popular Ham,
tramck girl was also married Sat-
urday. The groom being James
Lane. The couple will reside in
downtown Detroit. .
ConvaIesclng
Mrs. Ida Perry. wife Of officer
James Perry and corresponding
secretary Of the Swanky Social club.
Is conyalescing at home after an
operation In 81. Francis Hopsiial.
Miss Nora White OF 1895 Moran
ST.. was called TO Knoxville. Tenn.
last Wednesday on account OF the
death OF her uncle. the Reverend
ID. Blackwell. Rev. Blackwell. one
OF the best known ministers In the
Methodist Conference was a Broth
er OF the late Bishop Blackwell and
Rev. VIM. Blackwell. editor OF the
Zion paper. Mrs. White is expected
back In the city the 2srd.
Election Held
Last Monday night the Masons
OF Compost Lodge No. II held their
annual election. Detective Jas.
Raspberry was elected worshlpfuI
master of che lodge. Hugh Dillon.
senior warden; Arthur Robinson.
junior warden: James Martin.
treasurer. Benjamin Kennedy. sec
rotary. After the election the wor-
shlpful master made the following
appointments, Ben walker, chap
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17
church of Tod In chris,

Duag IL absence % Elder
Morton Ea-F Dlckerson brossh,
m@s,age - NJ congregation sgb-
JET an. sas' an
Tn Nnnlsnf Sfirii1ais and ne
iH. asor ,sai 1~fe 40 IN aiiend-
srre The ~y.fsi aaieh has been
gong % j .srs4t attended and
R.'i na~ throughout ms week
la hsr on Elder Morfoo. IL
ds- - -oa SIR Morfu and Miss
=. e-tn e'frasd home Fraay
n1n v~npA- Tenn ahere 'hey
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-12-17
MISTER news


Joseph Davis was victor bv q
small margin over Airs. Narc An
ders, in the weekly contest given
by the pastor and members OF
Smith Chapel A. NJ. f. church. An
old-fashioned spelling bee was
held az the church Friday evening.
Mrs. Rose Simmons won first
prire-a box OF delicious chocolates.
Mrs. Willie Mary Binion. second
box Of stationery.
Mrs. Amanda MADDEN, 1850
Cameron street. Detroit, is render
ing series o, programs. beginning
Wednesday and continuing through
Sunday evening. al womack tenn
pie. She will present drama,
The Spotted Robe" The Senior
choir Of Womack temple are spon-
sors OF these musical series.
Or. A. n. Milton. OF Harrison
road. held an informal opening OF
his recently-equipped local clinic.
Many OF the villagers were present.
Mrs John Kellogg was hostess.
Or. Milton is the brother OF DIR.
5. ID. Milton. OF River Rouge.
Mrs Laura Williams left Sunday
morning for Florida Frank Reid
and family were called TO Virginia
to attend the funeral OF his sister.
The p. T. A. met Tuesday even
ing. Parents are urged TO attend
these meetings and learn what is
going on IN the schools. The p. T.
A. meetings are held on the first
Tuesday evening in each month.
The lnkster high school Glee
club. also teachers. members OF the
school hoard. and parents were
guests OF Henry Ford at his private
theatre Thursday evening al Sis
O'Clock. The Glee club entertain
ed the students Of Greenfield VII
lage. Wednesday afternoon.
The Trustee Helpers OF Smith
chapel spon sored an old-fashioned
concert. Friday evening.
The Silent Workers will sponsor
feather party at the home OF Mrs.
Rhoda Frasiens. Dec. Il.
Mrs. Mile Butler is improving
al her home on Alfred street.
The Daughter Elks OF Grace III
ma temple. gave fellowship tea
at the home OF the Perrys. Monday
evening