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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1939-03-11
PONDERA COUNTY
BY POndera County Abstract Co.
CONRAD, MONTANA


ASSIGNMENT or ROYALTY
Marguerite Cioutier and X c Morton to
4 ii Hay Assigns 10 royalty oil and gas
from STA SEt J-3I-7W.
ANNUAL REPORTS
Ramona o iiCo auth cap 5000 paid
h $4,000, iucAsh S2lJO In property
Si7Sio debts sl30309. Pros. A lIaeh
Vice Pres w II Scot Sec Art Jardine
Trras Oua Haeh
Trans America OH Co auth can sf0O
o0li paid in STJ.005 in property All
debts less than $4,000. Pres II y Chess
her Pres II G. Robinson Asst gecy
u Robinson, Sec. Treas J. +. Chess
The Detroit tribune., 1939-07-01
W HIT TAKER

Choosing Mark 5.i9 as the text
for his morning message last sun
day. the Rev A. Knowles preached
on the theme Making the House
A Home" The congreealion al
Campbell Chapel was large and at
tentive
Al pm the Rev r G Brown
delivered the sermon al Campbell
Chapel. He Is of Second Baptist
church. Ypsilanli The Gospel
chorus accompanied The speaker
and rendered nne mnsic. The pro-
gram WAS sponsored by Mrs. 5 BY
ars.
The Mary +. Handy Missionary
society held It's lasi meeting prior
to the convention. Thursday after
noon. az the home of Mrs. Flor
ence Collins Final reports were
very gratifying 10 all The sick
committee reported total Of lO1
visits TO the sick. together with the
giving OF fruit. flowers. cards and
the offering or prayers and song.
Two reports from the Junior de-
partment also showed fine work
The young people OF the church
had get together az the home
OF Mr. and Mrs Otis Bell. on Ware
road. Friday evening. About thirty
were present. Chaperons were Mr.
and Mrs. j. " Ledford Ice cream.
cake and coolaide we're served
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Thompson.
OF Elkhart. Ind visited their
brother and sister-in-law TWO days
last Weel
The Detroit tribune., 1939-07-01
Pontiac News


Mrs Anna Bailey. Nashville.
lenn is visiting her sister, Mrs.
j. Weskley 20 Elizabeth street.
ny and Mrs. Leslie Fowler.
vrsoi street is visiting relatives
'no Trends in Mayfield. Ky.
fnns Harris, Jr, OF Highland
Frda, w 'o'
Nf and Mrs. Hayes. OF Crawford
"'nue and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
s ,O1' OF lnll avenue. will spend the
'Vne"s Niagara Falls.
NJ and Mrs Russell Cook were
"nro 70 Jacksonville. Fla. be-
c slse "i ,erious accident OF Mr..
'ook > mo'hers.
WS + Williams Is improyinx
'"'' several days illness.
Ll'lle Robert Hays. OF Maple
"'e' dIfd at General hosultal
,'" .uus -. Nfs. Mary Smith. OF High
Ao.,, .~a a''Nle. Is confined at General
h., S,,p""' rom an operation, aud
" ,'nn mon is improving.
so"n AMY Harper secretary OF the
,aS,e " West iMCA. delivered an
% ssra. :, Newman AME church.
M TN 'nne -. His subject was
h.. !" roads Of Tomorrow" MANY
n,,a ,ru no ialk. The Sunday school
NM, planning TO have the an
ma M plrnic AS early IA possible.
NV 'ei''' cool weather comes.
The Detroit tribune., 1939-07-01
NEWS

The Rev Nr. Dean and family
and delegates attended The Mis-
sionary convention held in Detroit.
WI. Olive Baptist
The Rev. ". 6 Wilson used AZ
his subject SUNDAY morning. June
-. Fight a Cool Fight in which
he poinied out that tho Christian
must hghi bt The system II he vii
snccecd
~ : 80 pm the pastor preached
from The subject Divine Refuge
ioxi Psalm asj Cod rs orr hid
ing place ~ Lime Of trouble
The spcaker said ~ part when
u'u faith fails us. ve must be able
10 transfer The hShi 10 God
Services were we'll attended de-
spite the fact iha' many OF ihe
members attended the Eastern Sar
ceremonies in Detroit
The recent graduates attended
ihc Sunday school which was also
lai gely attended IN announce
mcnt concerning the bandue' held
Wednesday night Was made
The BYPl held iis regular see.
sion a. pm The Junior depart
ment held iis session ont on The
lawn because al ne vefy warm
weather The special program ~
Tho evening Was rendered hy ihe
juniors which all enjoycd.
Friends and members were har-
pv - have y Mcknight back AZ
church after recent illness -.
Williams Is un and around bur was
not able 70 aiicnd lhe service
Ms ''aIiio Smith has fecovered
and Was ~ church SUNDAY Mrs
Eleanoe Nalon. IS ~irll confined .
bod hp 81 Improving
Misses Agnes NcPherSon and
Marie poindcxcr iefl las week
'o spend = sher' 'imo with Mss
Mcpherson mother and wiends.
The Detroit tribune., 1939-07-01
Mt. Clemens Neus

attending girls college 10 Geor-
gia. has returned home % her va
rents in ~ Clemens fop ins sum-
mer Miss jenkins iormerly denl-
ons'ratcd for the Macomb .nlon
The Thcsnian ModerneWc Gifis
clHh has suspended iis sciiviiies
until next fall e was announced
last week rs the president Mis-
A. Drewery
The Glf.s Baseball ieam ~ he
Thespians Win play the gills team
of liamiramck TUESDAY july ~
The ball park on Qalnn Road
Doris Noel is manage of The team
and Sarah Ellen HiN y cap'ain.
The public i nvied
Mr and Mrs Shropshire we've
highly entertained SUNDAY hy heir
sfand>on Theodore Ta,lot and
his wife l.ontene TaNlof
Nln>on chapel
fhurch services hcean promptly
~ II am The Re, Moses Will
ANS preached an inspiring ser
mon from ne verse hlldren
ohov ytur parents IN ail things ioi
fhis is We'll pleasing in 'he SIGHT.
cf ne Lord The text was i@ken
from Colossisns 5 %
The Rev Nh Williams his rhoir.
and few members ~ Tho church
sncri pleasant afternoon IN
Monroe They were The guests ~
the Rev Isaiah Smelling and his
church. After the services the
Roy Mr. Williams aud his church
were invited 10 2 reception az The
home W Mrs Virginia Covingion
Of Monroe Everyone presenf en-
loNed himself 10 The utmost
Rofore returning home fhev
spent few pleasart hours on rhe
SANDY shores Of Lake Erio a ne
state park here
An ENJOYABLE time Vas had ~
all who were present a. The mGsl-
Csi contest Friday evening juna
-' The corfes' was between ihs
Nnson chapel and Turner's Chap
81 ,hoifs
AndpcN Williams is church ~
porter he Rev Moses Williams
pastor
The Detroit tribune., 1939-07-01
:. 1nkSter J0ttingS ;:

OF the clubs popularity.
The Confidential Ten met at The
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Grs-
ham Saturday night. All members
we're present. except Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Davis. who were being en-
iertained in Detroit
The Imperial Art and Literary
club met with Mrs. Lydia Williams,
on Alfred street, Wednesday. Att
er The business hour. delicious re-
freshments were served Guests OF
honor were:
Mrs. l.llian Stinson. Mrs. lIor-
tense Rlsnchett. Mrs. Thomas Tim
hers Mrs Blanchett Is mmeber
of the Oklahoma school system
She VAS the house guest VI Mrs
Williams. and left Friday for New
York. where she will visit the
Norld's,Fair.
Many guests were present al the
semi-formal benefit party, given by
the Adult school last Saturday eve.
ming. Miss Rosie Taylor. OF Ann
AfbOr. received the beautiful con-
sole which WAS given as an award
The closing program of the exhibit
will he on Friday. June 30. The
program will be held at Smith
Chapel The public is invited.
Mrs Allison Is on the sick list
Mrs. Monzell Gulley. 4l7i 20,
Street, left for Johnberi. Ark. re.
Gently, TO attend the funeral o
her aunt. Mrs. Rebecca Williams
Second Baptist Church
Second Baptist church wa.
crowded last Sunday morning
Pastor o. b. Jones preached 4
forceful sermon on "Procrastina
lion. text. Acts "A %. lie said il
part The majority are guilty oI
putting important matters on. un.
I'll some future time. The delay II
doing right and accepting Christ
Is q dangerous thing"
In the afternoon. the CLOSING
session of the annual meeting o
The MI Sinai Grand lodge wai
held at Second Baptist church
The Rev Mr.. Wright was speaker
Mrs Maude Robinson rendere,
music.
The choir OF he church wal
guest OF The BME church in Wind
sor Canada. last Sunday. All en-
loved the occasion. The evenin,
service was short
The annual session of the s
and RYPr Congress OF Michigan
will he held AZ Second Bapfis
church. July : through o. Every
body is invited.
First Baptist Church
The Rev. A. l.. Merritt preache,
sunday morning from the subject
christians Living Right Matt
5:lf. II was an eloquent discourse
Sunday afternoon. the City Ush
81 board held its sixth anniver
ssrv \ splendid program in chare.
oi pr B. A. Milton was rendered
Oliyet Baptist ushers capture,
the financial and attendance ban
ners The First Baptist usher
presented the Rev. and Mrs. Mer
rilt a nice present in apprecia
lion W their cooperation with tn
ushers
A pageant will be presented h
the chorus of First Baptist FRIDAY
night June 20, ~ : o'clock.
All those Interested IN the mn
steal recital. are requested 10 nice
AZ the church at pm. Friday
June 20.
The Detroit tribune., 1939-07-01

Mrs. Julia Washington. OF Cher
ny street. was called Sunday TO
Birmingham. Ala. TO attend the
funeral OF her sister.
Sunday was enjoyable at Smith
Chapel all day. Supt Alexander
Simmons was In charge OF the Sun
day school. The Rev. Mr.. Evans
preached an inspiring message and
gave report on his recent visit
10 Bishop Aliens tomb at Mother
Bethel in philadelphia. and his
trip to the Worlds Fair In New
York The choir sang sweetly.
starring Mrs. Rose Mary Simmons
In when the Gates Swink Open.
Let Me In" All were glad to well
come TO the morning service Cleve-
land Rodgers and william Glover,
who have been III at the Ford hos
pital
The afternoon program was
sponsored by the Trustee board and
was very enjoyable. Presiding Ell
der David Blake delivered the eve
ming message aud administered the
Holy Communion. following an old
fashioned love feast Mrs. Blake
and little Grace accompanied Elder
Blake. The subject OF the dis
course was Bread" II was very
forceful Elder Blake's last busy
session for 1889 was held Tuesday
evening The members are earn
estly pleading for the return CT
the Rev. A. ID. Evans. who has been
pastor here for four years Mrs
Evans has also been a source OF
inspiration for the young people.
Mt. Sinai Gvand Lodge OF AFAM
Masons and Queen OF Sheba Grand
chapter. OES held their annual
confab in Inkster. last Friday and
Saturday. II was quite successful.
Mrs. Della Jones Is local worthy
matron, and Deacon lambert is
worshipful master. The confab
closed with ST. Johns Day serv-
ices. at Second Baptist church at
|3 pm. The Rev. r. w. Wright
pastor OF New MI Zion Baptist
church. delivered the fraternal ad-
dress His choir rendered music
al selections. All who were pres
ent witnessed an overflow or spir-
It and much shouting. The drill
team nleis bers were attractive In
white sailor caps. trimmed In
black. and black capes over white
uniforms. Ladies of The Eastern
Star wore collegiate caps and en-
blems OF their various stations.
The Boy Scouts OF Inkster
Troop No. 2. with Leaders Trent
and Gray aud Scout Master Onnie
Jones. motored 10 Detroit recent
~. where they played at the ses-
sions OF King David Grand Lodge
OF Masons and Queen Esther Grand
chapter OES. Members OF Ink
sier's American Beauty chapter
also motored 10 Detroit.
Donald Tatium and Lena Mae
Jackson spoke their marriage vows
in Ohio last Saturday. They are
residing At the home OF the
groom's parents on Irene street
Mesdames Leila Harris Griffin
T. carmichael and Helen Allen are
| in at the Sumby hospital.
The SSY club is entertaining al
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Allen, lnkster road and Carlysle
street. Thursday. June 90, at 7so
o'clock.
The glamorous little Miss chris
| tine Ross is responsible for some
The Detroit tribune., 1939-07-01
BATTLE CREEK
Nv Ruby cherry


During tho morning Worship al
Second Baptist church SUNDAY.
the Rev. G. Burt preached in the
absence Of the pastor. the Rev r..
j. Todd. His theme was. "Sta,
With the Church. text Acfs y 70
81. The speaker brought out many
interesting points. The Rev Mr.
Earle OF kalamazoo. Mich. and
The Rev Mr.. Iiolley. of spring
field, were also present
The annual June meeting Of The
Church of God At 4Sl Hambin
avenue. closed sunday June -.
with a large attendance and great
success. The Rev. i. T. stewart is
pastor.
The Misses Donella. joyce and
Burt r. Jr. molored 10 cleveland
recently. 10 spend a fortnight with
their parents
The Unique Debs were hosiesses
10 a group OF friends last Friday
at the home OF Misses Lorraine and
Rosie Sherrod The evening VAS
spent AZ dancing and games Re.
freshmenis were served through
out The evening.
Mr.. and AIRS. Henry Smith mnioi
we're hosts TO group ~ friends
LAST Sunday afternoon. IN celehra
lion Of their first wedding ami.
versary Those present from on,
OF town were Mr. and Mrs. X
Powell and dauehrer. Donnahelle
of South Bend. Ind and NIcssrs
Julius Baker and Ro, Powell. oi
kalamazoo. The couple were re-
cipients OF many lovely gifts.
The Senior choir of Second Ran.
list church rendered q program al
the church sunday evening. and
many attended
The Rev. r. l.. Todd went Ia
Tulsa, Okla, recently 10 attend
he National Baptist s. 8. and
BiPtI congress from June 10 ia
s6 He Is expected TO reurn some
time this week
Let's Chat
J. p, Of kazoo I'm not going
TO down my boys Huh
f.. r Take is FL Kid.
T. Ms. to T Nc Don't cry
Smile
J. =. 10 4 c. You 60 to my
head.
l.. F. How did The interview
come out.
The Detroit tribune., 1939-07-01
NILES, MICH.

The lessons OF the last Sunday
School quarterly were reviewed
by Andrew Bradford. superinten-
dent. sunday Following this was
covenant meeting by the pastor
aud members. The subject OF the
sermon Sunday night by the Rev.
Mr.. Lemons was New Birth In
Christ" from John az Professor
Gordon aud his Boys band. South
bend. lnd.. were sponsored In a
program at AME church by an au-
Hillary OF which Mrs. J. W. Walker
Is chairman.
The Franklin ANIE church Will
present the Rev. h. II. Williams
and his choir from BENTON Harbor
Sunday afternoon, July g. The
Rev. =. r. Washington. presiding
elder. will be present at the last
quarterly meeting OF the confer
ence year, Saturday. July /.
The Gospel choir OF Franklin
AME church will sing at the Cas-
sopolls bush meeting. Sunday.
July ?. Miss Norma Finley Is Chor-
lister. Mrs. O'Neal Shepard or
ganist. Everetie Farmer enter
tained few friends Tuesday
night in honor OF his mother. Mrs.
Estelle Moffeit, who Is soon 10
leave the city. The anair was
house coat party. Those present
from out OF town were; Mrs. Lou
ise Stofard. Chicago: Mr.. Mason
and Mrs. Mary walker. Mexico. Mo.
Leonard Bryant was released from
n Chicago hospital where he had
been confined from injuries sus-
tanned In an automobile accident.
Mr.. Bryant II the Youngest son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson Bryant,
Dowaglac. Miss Bondena Hamilton
Is home again from the Powating
hospital where she recently UNDER
went major operation. The
daughter Of Mrs. Maude Hamilton.
of Niles. Miss Hamilton, IL recov-
erlng.
Miss Allene Thomas. beautiful
young beauty culturist uf Niles,
became the bride OF Allen Jones. OF
Elkhari. Ind. Mrs. Jones Il The
daughter OF Mrs. Thomas. who
lives with her two daughters. Al
lein aud Ethel. the former also a
heauficlan. The couple will live
In Elkhari where AIR. Jones Is em-
pIoyed In the Ford Motor company
plant
The Detroit tribune., 1939-07-01
ALBION
y, Alice Cant

held d''"1'' ,' Lodge. +. ana A. NJ.
serv,,n ~ annual 81. Johns Day
Sund. ~ Heihel Baptist church
H,r.s afternoon. The Rev = =
/, ~ ~ pastor Of The ANIE church
,0..s "sule Creek. was the principal
Ord, The Sunlight chapter OF
hs ,. o' Eastern Star Joined i'm
"a ,p'sndld program was render
4. sau a fine sermon preached 70
nl,,.apaciiy ihronr In The church
r,om was served in The dining
lons me church. Visiting Ma
,on ,. sme from Lansing. Muske-
prorAson.. and Battle Creek.
dau,h,..,Sor and Mrs. Breaux and
Sunda, "''e VISITORS In Albion
"a "'o" ,o Elenor Johnson has return
ller albion from Calhoun. Ala.
M.,. mere viii be IndelinIte
Baets, Clarence selby lanes
Mise" ~. John Sherreu and
pen, ,helma aud Velma owen.
day rss'ef"l hours In Albion sun
va '"ey are from Jackson.
rus.a.. % Anna Grant left Albion
N, M, ior Mawn. Mo, where
II. vi, snend the summer.
lion western District associa-
y'san Wednesday in the Light
The Detroit tribune., 1939-07-01
LANSING NEWS


Among those who attended the
session OF the 18th annual meeting
Of the western District nssocia-
tion. held In Grand Rapids. Mich,
June "a 10 25. were: the Rev Will
liam l.. Hunt. moderator. Mrs. Lu-
ellie Hunt. Mrs. Mozelle Walker
and two daughters. Mrs. Chester
Harris. the Rev C. Harris. Mrs.
r. l.. Porter The session was
unanimously acclaimed the best
ever held In the existence OF the
organization. OF which the writer
is secretary.
Two new churches came into The
association. The Western District
Ministerial force numbered -
ministers. eleven being accompa
MED by their wives The Resolu-
tion committee brought before the
body the announcement that dur
ing 1910. the association will spon
sor an associate banquet, in be-
half OF the ministers aud lheil
wives. together with the officers
II will he given by the city which
enteriains the session Benton
Harbor The vice moderator
were: The Reys j V Parrish ant
ID. F.. Cook. local pastors
Mrs. G.. w Wagner. AIRS 6. Loo
Mrs L. A. Brown. Mrs cleo Tay
lor and Mrs. Farnces Logan at
tended ihree-dav state conyen
lion of lBPOE at Port Huron
June l6 To 2l
| Edward Cannon. one Of Ian
sings leading fciiizens. recently
passed away The funeral rite,
were held from Union Bapiis
church. Elder Cobbs preached tn,
sermon. Deepest sympathy is eA
icnded 10 the family
The Detroit tribune., 1939-07-01
Humtramck Notes
BY Hiram Crawford

tramck police that some one stole
some clothes from HIS home
amounting TO Sli0U. The theft oc-
surred between a. m. and 10 p.
m.
Charles H. Smith Of 1892 Clinton
avenue was injured Friday. June
% while putting up fence
around the Federal Chain store
building which Is being wrecked
Mr.. Smith was struck by Floyd
Fetterman. driver for the Michi-
gan Carriage and Storage company
who claimed that Mr.. Smith step
ped back into his path. Walter
Waddy OF 6oO7 S,anforth street. a
witness claims that the truck
struck The injured man.
Ny Gosslp Sheet Exerps
Hello. boys and girls. so many
things have happened since last ]
met you via this column. The
NAACP youth conference Is being
held in Richmond. Virginia. and
many Of our Norih Detroit friends
have departed for the southern
town, among them, NesbItt B. Pat
Ton. Lawrence Risker. Eugene
Hall and Samuel Love o.. Is il true
that once you let Leonard down.
he never forgives. what about It
Maggie II looks like the real
thing between Lesicr ,Gigalo)
Crawford and Miss Jessie Teasley.
is It Les fIIow soon will we eat
some wedding cakeDy. y...lt Is re-
ported that certain young lady
who IL The stenographer 10 the
Manager OF the liamtramck Echo
had young man TO hang up on
her the other day. Mag. stop your
boss from talking ... II has become
common 10 have checks TO a GER
tain individual returned these
days 80. Garnet T. Lee seems to
like TO Groom In Miss Marianne
Raspberry's ear when they are,
dancing. Can II be the real thing.
Marlanneg. Does anyone know
the whereabouts Of George Strick-
land since he has returned to
Town? ... incidentally. George
Jackson. Jr, Theodosia Benny
field, Roscoe Washington. are all
back In town after leaving More
house. Howard and western State
respectively. Kervin Crawford has
not returned from Morehouse az
vet Well. goodbye. until the news
comes home.
The Detroit tribune., 1939-07-01
ROSEVILLE

Or. william II. Peck. pastor NJ
Greater Bethel AME church. De-
troit. will preach az 81. Luke AME
church. Roseville. Sunday. July ,.
at pm. Accompanying the Rev.
Mr.. Peck will he Rethels senior
choir and large number Of his
members.
Mrs. Doris Smith. wife OF the
Rev. Thos. VI. Smith. efficient pas
tor or 81. Luke. represented the
church .. the state Missionary
convention held this week at st.
Paul AME church.
AZ the morning services next
Sunday Atty. Herbert Dudley Will
give echoes from the Young Peo-
pies congress and Bishops coun-
ell held In Philadelphia last week.
The pastor and members are very
happy to have Mrs. Bmelah ker-
pey hack AZ her post of duty as
orranist after several months OF
serious illness.
The Detroit tribune., 1939-07-01

Calvary Bapfisi Sundsy school
opened A. $50 IN hy The SUI
pefintendenl Mrs MofeleN The
lesson was thoroughly laugh by
The teachers of ;ho Various ciasse-
4 beautiful review Of The lesson
was lcd By Masie James stray
ham
II 80 am me re, " J
Pitiman, preached an eAccllenf
sermon from IL cor s17-i> suh-
jecl hildren oi Sod Among
The visitors present We're the Rev
Mr. Gisle Of Detroit and 'he Rev
Mr Gram 4 rerenl YtNal 10 ne
vicinity
The second anniversary Of the
Roy NJ Pitlmau began Monday
.a1d wil continue fer tvo weekS
Everyone is Welcome 10 ATTEND
Thh Macomb County sunday
School union Mill convene A. ths
First Baptist church Koscsiile
All eraduafos of laan sfo requested
10 attend The union sunday Avery
lIochadaN genera Saperiafen-
dent
The Natomh County Preachers
union WAS held Al he Now Hope
Bapiis' church SUNDAY az which the
Rev. Nh Woods of Morning Star
Rap'is church preached splen-
dif sermon 10 a nice con2regaiion.
Music was rendered by The Morn
ine star Baptist choir
Mrs whist former colored
teacher of niehi school a. NJ Lem
ems hieh school sponsored big
banquet for an The graduaies of
1884 in VI Clemens inc.udng
Doris Noel. Marie brewery John
kriscl Enid Mitchell James Sray-
ham Audrey Williams. David
Mials. Johnny palmor rhihs
Banks. Sarah Ellen Hll The han-
qnei was held a. The rtcshN'cNan
,whitel church piiesdav luuc -
Miss Susie Huchs of Nolih l)e-
iroii. demonsiraior Of The Nacomh
County Sunday School union WAS
also included Miss Iinghs grad
uafed from WAYNE university Fri
day lupe rs
Miss Doroihv jenkins Wis was
The Detroit tribune., 1939-07-01
,Slants OF Ybsilanti
BY Mrs. Eugenls O'Bsnnsn

chapter OF Eastern Star.
Mrs. Matilda Hulland OF Bruns-
wick. Ca. Is here to attend her
father Green Mclaughlin. who has
been quite M.
III. q. Simmons II attending a
meeting OF Townseld club plan in
Indianapolis.
DR.. l.. c. Perry has installed new
modern dental x-ray equipment In
his Office.
Funeral services for the late
William lBilI) Jones were held
Wednesday, June 81 from Rich
ardson's Funeral home. Pastor
Garthcr Robertson officiated
preaching from Rom. 6:23.
Mr.. Jones who was horn in
Memphis, Tenn. Oct. 25. 1891. died
at his home $50 Harriet street. lie
was foriy-eIght years old. Mr..
Jones moved from St. louis. Mo.
sixteen years ago. and has been a
resident OF ypsilanii since 1924.
A law-abidIng citizen and well liked
by all, Mr.. Jones had been In III
health for the past three years.
Surviving are widow. Mrs. An
ME Jones: molher-in-law. Mrs.
Abble FELTON, and a host OF friends.
Palm Leaf club closed its activ-
lilies for the summer with lawn
fete held on the beautiful lawn Of
Mrs Bessie Starks.
Miss J.. Boone and Frank lIay-
wood OF Detroit were married Sat
urday, June II at The YWCA. DR..
J.. &. Perry. uncle of the groom.
served ne hest man
Mrs. Vida Murray and Eugene
Vest OF Ann Arbor. Mich. were
quietly married June 10 in Indiana.
The groom's mother. Mrs. Herman
lIill. gave the happy couple a mis-
cellaneous shower at her home In
Ann Arbor. Thursday. June %
Misses Serina easier. Beatrice
Robertson Johnella Dale and Rosa
lie Wilson were s. s. Messengers
10 Metropolitan Baptist District as
sociation held In Pontiac last week.
Several members OF the Mission
circle OF Brown Chapel left Fri
day. June 23 10 attend The Mite
Missionary convention held AZ st.
Paul AME church. Detroit.
The Detroit tribune., 1939-07-01
Windsor Neu,s
BY ArytIa Chase

week from J. H. Sutton's Funeral
parlors. The Rev Mr.. Jackson Of
ficiated. The deceased leaves two
daughters. Mrs. Fred Stewart. OF
North Buxton and Mrs. Iona Buch-
AMMAN; also two sons. Thomas and
Waller Bird.
Boy Scouts Fred Thomas. David
Payne and Nelson Wright spon-
sored social evening in T.andrum
hall. recently. The affair proved
10 be a grand success.
The daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Oval Brooks. OF Toronto. came
back on visit with her cousin
Miss Pauline Ellsworth, OF Wind
sor. who had been spending a short
stay in the former city.
First Baptist Church
An invitation Is extended 10 all
TO visit Canada on July 4. A full
course dinner will be served az the
First Baptist church. corner OF
Mercer and Tuscarora. The Rev
Mr.. Wells is pastor. Visitors are
urged 10 come early and get ac-
Quainted.