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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-14
FLINT news
BY Bessie Ann Reynolds
COnyalescinV

The Rev. T. l.. Ballou. 725 f.
Jameson street. is still confined
to his bed. but Is somewhat i'm
proved.
Mrs. Maiesa Anderson. Is home
from Hurley hospital.
Little Miss Mildred Burks is re-
covering from a tonsil operation at
her home. 600 f. Homework
street.
Misses Rachel. Marion ard vivian
Wright are conyalcscing from in
jurics sustained in a recent auto
mobile accident. Their friends wish
them a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Mary Lewis is confined 10
her home at 14l2 Fay street by
injuries received in bus accident.
Among Fllnt's Churches
The churches Of 1.-The group in
Flint include Bethel ME church.
Liberty and Twelfth streets. the
Rev. A. w Davis, pastor: Canaan
Baptist church. Gillespie street. the
Rev S. b. Scott, pastor: MI. Olive
Baptist church. Clifford and Ken
nelworth streets, the Rev. Mr.
Turpin. pastor: Metropolitan Bap-
list Tabernacle. 1899 Industrial
the Rev. T. L. Ballou, pastnr
Golden Leaf Baptist church. East
Jameson street, the Rev. W A.
Vaughn. pastor: Corinihian Baptist
church. Selby street. the Rev. Mt.
Robinson. assistant pastor; Shiloh
Baptist church. Mass and ST. John.
the Rev. &. w. James. pastor:
Church on God. Selby street. the
Rev Mr.. Markham, pa 3 I o r.;
Church OF God. Grant street. the
Rev. Mr. Gov. pastor: Church o.
God in Christ. Spencer street;
Chudch OF Cod Harrison and
Twelfth street. Elder J. T. Smith.
pastor: Vernon Chapel AME
church. 81. John ard Rhode Island
street. the Rev l.. l.. Lawrence:
Quinn Chapel AME. Seventh at
s. Saginaw. the Rev NJ r. Rhone-
nee. pastor: and Blackwell AME
church. Central avenue: also New
Zion Baptist church. Hickory street
at River Side drive. the Rev. Arm
old. pastor: ard Macedonia Baptist
church. Hickory street at Michigan.
the Rev. Mr.. Mack pastor.
Other local churches not men
toned. are requested 10 call The
Flint reporter.
The banquet held al NJ, Ollie
church last Friday night. was a
great success. The program fea-
tured Miss Beatrice Moore. song.
Indian Love Call"; Mrs Eddie
Simmons. vocal solo. Speakers in
cluded T.. c. Robinson. ". &. Ross.
Mrs. r. b. Simms ard Mrs. ]. r.
| Bryant
Busy Bee Club
The Busy Zee club met with
Mrs. Rosa Baker. Monray. Oct. ?.
Plans for the dinner given Oct. 6
were completed A delightful lun-
cheon was served by tho hostess,
which all onjoyod Sixteen mem
hers and one visitors was in at
tendance. Mrs. l.. Mitchell Is pres
dcnt: Mrs \. Alien. secretary;
Mrs. T.. stewart. club reporter
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err choir. also the Famous quintet.
The singing was superb. other par
Elephants included Second BAPTIST
church choir, OF Battle Creek; Cos
mopolitan quintet mixed group
which rendered two selections.
Mrs. Matte Robins Monetty rem
dered a group or vocal solos: Miss
Evelyn Haley played n Prelude IN
C Minor. The program was In
charge OF Edward d .Branhan. Of
Detroit: and Mrs. Irene VI. Dean.
OF Battle creek. More than 1--WE
hundred persons were present.
At the close OF the program. Mrs
Lille Brooks. mother OF Joe Louis.
was presented. ard Miss Jacquellne
Giddings. OF Detroit. rccited one Of
her own compositions, titled,
Joe Louis" James Traylor. vice
president Of the society. made the
CHIEF address Attorney James G.
Golden, OF Battle Creek. responded.
Mrs. Catherine Grace had az her
weekend guest, Mrs Il. r. Harvey.
and Mrs. Ella Mac Thurman, OF
Mrs. Irene NJ Dean had as her
houte guest over the week end.
Nrs Edwin Martin. MN. Fdsa Lo-
gan and q. N. Roswell, on Nj
Wayne, Ind.
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ushers met with Mrs. Nellie Pace
Monday afternoon and the follow
ing officers were elected: Mary
Bunch, Sth; sub teacher. Laura
Joyner: Harvey C. Jackson, 9th;
Lila Lissamore. 10th: Inez Flsch-
cr, 18th: Saddle Il. Filleston, 1lth:
Flora Burgess, commercial; EarE-
estine Woodruff. home makers
class; Dona ID. Wiseman. principal
high school; Elfreida Shaver. SUI
perintendent
The election Of pTA officers will
take place Nov. 6. Don't fail 10 at
tend the meetings OF the PTA.
The Zion Crusaders OF 81. Paul
AME Zion. The Rev. Mr. Flack. pas
tor. met with Mrs. scott OF lick
DRY street. Present were: Mesdames
s. X Bottoms. Lucille Thompson.
Alberta Castor. Mary Franklin
Iizzie Davis lzetta Terry. sccrc-
tary: Matte Williams, Luycnia
Smith. Rose Simmons. Thomas
Timbers Mamie Farmer. president:
Mr.. and Mrs. Jayncr Artist. tho
Rev and Mrs a. D. Evans. After
the business the hostess served
delicious repast Others present
we're: Mrs. Idel Mack. Mrs. r. 3
Perry, Mrs. Gertrude Lee, Mrs.
Helen Ware. Mrs. w VI. Binion.
Eugene Bailey. president: Lillian
King. vice president Rosa Fowler.
secretary: Alma Davis. assistant
secretary; Mary +. Evans. treasu-
rer: Carrie Forest. chaplain; Mrs
Nellie Pace. supervisor.
Mrs Ruby Paul Il confred 10 the
Sidney A. Sumby hospital, also
Mrs. Della White Of Sprlnghill ave-
nue.. The interior OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Abrams nome was ieHiei-
ished by fire OF unknown origin
Sunday night. Mrs Abram was
still IN from fright Monday. The
damage had rot been estimated at
this writing.
The Rev. and Mrs Evans left
to attend testimonial banquet
carly Tuesday morning for Chicago
honorlng Bishop j. 4. Gregg and
the opening Of the quadrernial mis-
sionary convention.
First Baptist Church
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First BaptIst Church

fir>t baptist hurch
The new First Baptist church is
celebrating its twenty-fourth an
nivorsary The Rev. VIM. J. lIarri-
son was the speaker at the morn
irg and evening services Sunday.
Oct. S. The Rev. 4. c. Askew. Of
Detroit's Third Baptist church
preached at The three o'clock SER
vice.
The spoatcrs last week were as
follows Monday evening. the Rev.
&. +. Perry Of the AME church:
Tuesday, the Rev. IIoraiius H..
Coleman. pastor OF Macedonia
Baptist church, Detroit: wednes-
day night was civic night Thurs
day evening. the Rev. T. II. Jack
son OF the 3. NJ L. church. Friday.
the Rev. X. II. Mobiles Of Temple
Baptist church.
Music for the week was offered
by the choirs ~ The ANE. BME.
Macedonia. Third Baptist church
es OF Detroit; and Sandwich. Re-
freshmenis were served BY the
Colonial club. Ladies Aid and Help
ing Hand societies. Home Mission
society and choir.
Sunday. Oct. - the Rev r. L.
Brady OF Detroit's Second Baptisi
church will preach at 2. m The
Rev. Mr.. Rradby will be accom-
parted by the Second Baptist choir
The Rev. c. l.. Wells. pastor. will
preach both morning and evening
The date or tho corner stone OF
the old church is 1858. and on the
now church 1915. Tho Rev. Vim.
Troy was the first pastor OF the
old church the Rev Mr.. Wells.
builder Of tho new charch building.
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By W. NJ. Blnion

Presiding Elder David Blake
held his first quarterly conference
at Smiths Chapel Oct. z and s.
The quarter was inspiring through
out. For this quarter which be-
gan Sept. /. the Building Fund
committe reported more than $500.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. ID. Evans
we're boosters for the week, and
Mrs. Evans was winner by a small
margin. reporting $5i while the
Rev. Mr.. Evans reported SOL.
Elder Blake delivered stirring
message Sunday morning using
The subject, Belief" All reports
were good and the Rev. Mr.. Blake
commended the members for their
very fine cooperation with Pastor
Evans.
The Usher board OF the Serior
department OF Smiths met at the
home OF Mrs. Bessie Perry Monday
night The pastors Aid board met
Monday at pm. with Mrs. w. VI.
Binion. Mrs Florence McClcarn
presiding. The board will give It's
annual dInuer Sunday afternoon,
Oct. 90.
The Senior choir OF Womack
Temple church sponsored delic-
ious chicken dinner at the home OF
Mrs. Gertrude Lee on Spruce street
Saturday evening.
The pastor, the Rev. L. X. Fews
delivered powerful message Sun
day morning. Oct. 3. The Sunday
school Is receiving cooperation
from the adults OF the church for
which Mr.. Adams. superintendent. Is
very proud.
After the morning srrvire prizes
were awarded little Baby Vance and
Sonia Dixon for having been sue
cessful in a recent baby contest.
The former received FIRST prize, the
latter. second.
The pastor. choir and members
OF Womack motorcd Sunday after
noon 10 Sandwich. Ont. where the
choir rendered commendablc serv-
ice. Mrs. Ethel Sargent Is The d.
rector and was responsible for the
visit to Canada.
d. y. Sargent is church reporter
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RIVER ROUGE
BY Mrs. 4. u. Gray Vaughn

River Rouge has suffered tho loss
OF several deaths tho past week in
Guiding we'll known citizens and
church workers. Mrs. Tutstonc
passed away az the hospital. The
body was shipped 10 South Carolina
FOR burial There arc still others
or Tho sick list.
The writer again reminds all who
want their news items printed IN
This column 10 get The copy 10 her
on time in order to mail II in to
the office for publication
have received several letters
and numerous complaints from our
citizens regarding some OF our
housewives using their home in hav-
inc policy pick up men 10 collect
numbers from them, some being
bold enough to be between two
churches. My answer to this IL
have nothing whatsoever to do
with that kind OF complaint. as q
Is matter for the federal and
city 10 handle.
Mrs. Rose Davis Of POLK avenue
who has been with her daughter
in Detroit for several weeks. being
very sick. after losing her eve
sight, !s much improved ~ this
writing. and back AZ the home Of
her mother. Mrs Coles.
Miss Bertha Prather was IN this
week and placed her order for The
Tribune to he delivered 10 her each
week. Our news carrier will please
see that Miss prathcr gets her
Tribune weekly.
Church News
Wonderful service was held AZ
tho Church of Christ Sunday morn
inc. oct. s at li:i5. The pastor
the Rev MIR. Hoaeland. preached
an inspiring sermon Some Of The
members we're unable 10 he pres
cni because Of Illness VIC hope for
their carly attendance.
Tho CME church pastor. The Rev.
Mr. Thomas. will leave this coming
week for the conference which
conveues in Chicago. oct. - At
the ST. Paul CME church on Dear
born street. The pastor. officers
and members thank the public for
the gracious assistance given them
In their drive which was a big sue
ces< The Rev. Mr.. Thomas also
thanks the members for the earn.
est Efforts IN which they labored
to put the program over.
The Rev. Mr.. Sims. pastor OF the
Triumph Baptist church, Is back on
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ALBION news
BY Alice Cant

The Rev. Mr.. Darlington and his
congregation, OF Jackson. Mich,
worshipped at Bethel Baptist
church. here, Sunday. Oct. /, $3.50
pm.
James Mcintosh, James Curtis
and Il. c. Dixon attended the dlrec-
tors meeting OF Scouts at jackson
Sunday evening.
The Jolly Sewing club gave an
entertainment Friday night. at the
home OF Mrs. Odessa Snyder.
A large number OF the Albion
Scout No. group attended the
Wayne, Mich, state football game
at lansing, Saturday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Robert Pearson, OF
this city, accompanied Charles
Smith to Detroit, Sunday.
An entertainment was given for
the benefit OF Tom Brown, Satur-
day night at the home OF the Snow
dens, on Albion street.
James Curtis was elected vice
president OF the Albion High
School choir For the past two
years, he has been president.
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10 Toronto, Montreal and Ottowa,
Canada. The Modernistic club met
at the home OF Mrs. Glenna Starks.
after the meeting the hostess serv-
ed lovely Chinese luncheon. Mrs.
Elyira Brooks has returned home
after a trip to Minneapolis, Mimi,
with Mrs. Bessie Starks and Mrs.
Frances Wright.
Elmer Carter and Almer Brooks
are on hunting trip in Canada.
While there they will visit Mrs
Carriers sister and brother-ir-law.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Vincent Of
y. Buxton.
A joirt birthday party was cele-
brated Saturday. Sept. 30. at the
home OF Mrs. Thelma Goodman
Besides Mrs. Goodman were Mrs.
Josephine Carter and Gordon
Greer. formerly OF Chicago. The
hostess looked lovely in brown
taffeta, while Mrs. Starks wore
black velvet and pearls. Mrs. Thel-
ma Shaw. nee Thelma williams OF
Detroit, a cousin and week end
guest looked lovely In lowered
taffeta. Many beautiful gifts were
received.
Mrs Evelyn Thompson. 1922
Cambridge road. Mrs. Thompson
and Miss Phillips were the guests
OF Mrs. II. o. Black. OF 171s
Washteraw over the past week end.
Miss Phillips has been highly en-
tertained since she has been here.
The Second Baptist Usher board
Is sponsoring pew rally Sunday
Nov 5. Saturday night. Oct. 2S. 3
p. m. the Five Soul Stirrers OF
Houston, Texas. and the Friendly
Four quartet OF Ypsilantl. will rcnd-
der musical program at the Hnr-
riet Street school. Come and bring
your friends.
Mr.. and Mrs s. l.. Robertson are
or Mrs. Savarah Taylor are here
visiting their mother and aunt. Mrs.
Nancy Baily who has been quite III.
the proud parents OF baby hoy
born Sunday. Oct. / Mother and
baby are doing nicely.
Hear a special program sun
day. Oct. %, in the afternoon and
evening by the Theus singers OF
Detroit.
Miss Catherine Taylor % SUI
perior. Ariz.. and Mrs Alice High
Of Lansing. Mich. sister and cousin
but Is much better at this writing.
Shelby Robertson OF Lorraine
Ohio. in company with three 9TH
or visitors was in the morning SER
viro
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The Job. Splendid services we're
held last sunday An increase in
attendance is very noticeable.
The Rev Mr.. Gaudy. pastor OF
the Church Of God IN Christ. de-
livercd a powerful sermon al the
morning ard evening worship. He
was at his best. The Rev. Mr.. Da-
Wis. visiting evangelist and his
wife were present and took an ac-
tive part in the service. The rev.
NJ Davis preached at the church
Tuesday night Services began AZ
$ o'clock The Rev III. williams
OF North Detroit. was Also present
and made an appealing altar call
and brief remarks.
Good service Sunday morning
and evening we're reported at the
Union Baptist church. he Rev.
Mr. Copeland, pastor.
st. John Me church. Elliott and
Eaton avenue reports good services
under the leadership OF the new
pastor, The Rev. Mr. Pryor Full ac-
tvilies will appear in cur next
writing
Churches. please have your scc-
rotary or reporter to get your news
TO me on time and I shall gladly
mail u in 10 the Tribune officc for
publication
Don't forget 10 visit tho sick.
Bye folks see you next week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-14
WOODLAND PARK
BY Robert A. Neal

Several visitors from Baldwin
we're present at the Sunday school
.sryices at First Baptist church
last Sunday. The Rev. w. Burkett
the pastor. delivered his sermon
from 81. John 1882. subject, IF.
Al the BYPlf In the evening. plans
we're discussed for raising Christ
mas money.
Al The night services. the pastor
preached from the theme. "A Tree
That Is Planted by Rivers OF Wa
ters," text. Psalms liz.
The Widows club had It's ami
versary sermon preached Sunday
ny the Rev r. Davis. pastor OF the
Community church. Sunday. Oct. 3.
uusIc was furnished by the choir.
Mrs " Burkett assisted. Tribute
was paid TO Mrs. Tarrent. OF Detroit,
organizer Of the club, who passed
away recently.
After spending a month with sick
relatives in Florence, Ala. and a
few days IN Chicago. Roscoe Terry
returned here last Friday.
Mrs Claudia Ford and her two
children. Arthur and Lucia. also
Miss Mary Weaver returned TO At
lanla. Ca, after an enjoyable stay
here for more than three months.
They were guests OF Mrs. Ford's
aunt, Mrs +. +. Towns.
Mrs Frank Young recently en-
teriained her mother, Mrs. Luella
Mills, az three-course birthday
dinner Among the guests were
Mrs. Annie Steele and Mrs. Cora
Hintor.
Wedding bells rang for Miss
Doris Moore and Harry billiard. who
were married Oct. ., at White
Cloud. Mich.
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Port Huron News
BY Clifford Johnson

Funeral services for the late
Mrs. Gladen were held Monday aft
ernoon at Shiloh Baptist church.
The Rev. j. III. Henderson officiat-
ed. Burial was iE Lakeside ceme-
terry. Mrs. Gladen died last Sat
urday morning, at her home.
Services at Shiloh Baptist church
Sunday we're conducted by the pas
tor. the Rev. III. Henderson. He
preached forceful message. In the
afternoon. program was given by
the Sunday school. 10 help raise
Christmas funds. ore member was
added TO the church. Sunday.
Miss Willie Lee Mooty, OF Cleve-
land avenue. was hostess at a
party in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Shoulders. recently. Mrs. Should
crs was formerly Miss lla Haley.
Guests present included Miss Theda
B. Haley. Miss Eliza Haley. Miss
Theresa King. Miss Eva Spigner,
Miss Mary King. Miss Hazel ard
Helen Johnson. Mrs. Addie McDuf-
fe. Miss Anna Schulls. Mr.. Ash
ford, Oscar Hayslett, Calvin Bat
tie. Ellsworth Bowman. Games were
played and dainty refreshments
served.
Mt. Olive Church
Last Thursday night, the Rev. l..
Bard, OF Meridian. Miss, preached
ar inspiring sermon at Mt. Olive
church, to large audience.
Sunday morning. Pastor George
Taylor. spoke from Jonah 1, SUBJ
joct. "You Can't Go"
The Rev. Mr.. Stewart. OF Smith
Creek, preached at pm. and at
1880 pm.
Mrs. Barbara Malone is on the
sick list. also the Rev Mr.. Simms,
The Rev. Mr.. Taylor was the
former assistant pastor OF the Met
ropolitan Baptist church. in Detroit.
He was called TO the pastorate OF
Mt Olive I'm May.
Metropolitan Baptist
Prayer service preceded the re-
gular morning services.
The Rev. Mr.. Collins preached
from l Peter ais; subject why
| Am 4 Christian Miss Rosaio
Jones was added to the church,
Visitors present were Mrs. Brown
Terry Robinson. Mrs. villa Mae
Williams
In the afternoon the pastor and
congregation OF Calvary worship
ped at Metropolitan. The Rev. Mr..
Piitman preached from the fifth
chapter OF Daniel on the subject,
"The End OF All Excuse s3l.4l
was collected.
Mrs. Farnie Noble returned home
from vacation in South Carolina.
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PONTIAC news

Mrs. Cora Black. OF Maple street.
left Oct. 7 for Gnlfport. Miss, to
be at the bedside OF her father
John Jackson who is ILL.,
The Silver Tea given at the home
OF Mrs. +. L. Williams, on Bloom
field avenue from to Z pm. sun
day. I'm interest OF Macedonia Bap-
list church. was we'll attended
A very interesting program will
be sponsored at New Bethel on the
fifth Sunday In October. at 3 pm
II will be presented by outstanding
talent OF Texas
Mesdamcs Mary Morton and Eva
spcars arc In attendance At the
meeting OF the AME Women 8
Home Missionary society. which Is
in session In Chicago, from Oct
IL TO is.
Women's Day at New Hope
church was a success last Sunday.
Many listened TO the thrilling ad-
dress OF Miss Louise Reed. OF De-
troll. at 1850 am. The TnskeEee
quartet OF Chicago, rendered pro-
gram at pm.
Tho Rev John Powell. pastor Of
Macedonia Baptist church. spoke
Sunday morning, subject, Make
A Name
DIR. VI. l.. Spears. pastor OF New
man AAlE church. preached at IL
am. Sunday. subject. Follow
Jesus" The Rev. Robert Hoover
assistant pastor. spoke at $ pm
subject, THE Lost" The week
was filled with activities In behal'
OF a new parsonage.
Mrs Sanders. Of Chicago, Is Wis
Ting her sister and brother Mr.
and Mrs. Gardner, OF Bloomheiu
avenue.
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Windsor Neu,s
by Arytia Chase

The sick Of The church are Dea-
cor Parker George Harcin. ezra
Bell Dent and Mrs VI. r. Kelly.
Prayer service Will be hold as u.s.
ual Wednesday evening a s o'clock.
VT. Zion Tabernacle
During the broadcast Sunday
evening oct. s. Elder Morton
preached a wonderful sermon from
the subject Tho Blood which was
enjoyed by all There were several
visitors present from Detroit. CHI
cago. Fremont Findlay Fostorla.
Delkirk. also Elder McGhec. OF
Chicago. III and Elder Miller and
Elder Vowel The Tuskcgee Four
were also present
The young men OF the church will
have religious program at e7i
McDougall street, Friday evening.
Oct l3 The Salvation Army bard
will furnish tho music and the
Rev. VIM. Harrison will be the
speaker
The Flying Cloud qGartc't rem
dered spicy program at the
church Tuesday. other talent also
appeared on The program Elder
Bailey and his congregation o. De-
troii worshipped at the Nj. Zion
church Thursday everine of last
week Friday evening Elder Rimsay
and his congregation were pre-
se.
sunday oct Is the broadcast
Will be at IFS regular time. p m.
EST The young people arc asked
10 remember the Young Peoples
meeting every Sunday evening at
Z o'clock. singing and preaching
hn~in nit.rr ~ 6 n N
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vavne powell left last Fri
~, ,or south Bend. Indiana, to
cn Gay, his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VS. ~ Powell and sister Donna
|bee. -, .ra daughters
n.,s S and Hazel OF Calvert, Michi-
DOE zero recent visitors OF MIR. and
|s,ys Ted Corner.
Nj NJ. Mary knight OF Chicago, Ill
,,.i,Ipg her cousin, Mrs. l.. [.
~, o. pitcher street.
The Mothers club was entertain
Inc home OF Mrs. L. G. Cox.
H., wednesday evening during
mich ,p time a very tasty menu was
|seryed cx =, -,
.rsuue was taken 10 Borgess. hos
|.psl last Friday evening after sur
|,srIug from a heart attack.
lanes +. Degery OF Chicago. Ill,
emily visited his niece. Mrs.
|r.d conner Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy
i, chicago we're also guests OF the
|Conners.
o, Ewing Of Nrum avenue has re-
,rrned from his trip TO Calvert
' Mrs. Minnie Mitchell is con-
vslescins at her home. II Is report
"A that Mrs. ode Pratt and Mrs.
/ awrence Mitchell are victims OF
|srhritis.
The Second Baptist church OF
nowagiac closed its revival which
va, conducted by the Rev. william
= Early OF Kalamazoo last sun
dav Special music was presented
nv the yourg peoples choir OF
novagiac on October s. n basket
dinner was held in the church din
ing room. The Colman Trio under
ths direction OF Mrs. Eva Hughes
rendered several numbers.
The Douglass Community certer
4, temporarily maintaining offices
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Conant Gardens

The AME Laymer's movement
was organized az Vernon Chapel
last Sunday. c. \. Berry was elect
ed president: J. !. Kemp. vice pres
idcnt; Donna Kemp. secretary; Mil
ton White. Sr., assistant secretary,
and George Rushing. treasurer.
The Vernon Chapel Usher board
will give a barbecue at the church
Saturday, Oct. H.
The Friendly Tor Social club will
give party Saturday night. oct.
II, at 500 Vernon highway
Read The Tribune each week il,
Is edited, owned and printed by
members OF the race in Michigan.
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NEWS
by Mrs. VI. Toomey

A group OF ACE members attend
ed the first local skating party OF
the season, recently sponsored by
the Christian Erdeavor Union.
Members OF the Junior branch
of the NAACP arc completing plans
for the convention. which will be
held at Bethel church. Oct IA and
Is. The program promises 10 be
an inspiring one for Michigan
youth.
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CASSOPOLIS
BY ". c. CIark

The Chain Lake Sunday School
will open with Edward Pogue.
superintendent and the Rev. Il. s.
Shaw in cha &c. Sunday, October
10.
The Chain Lake choir will rem
der program in Elkhart. Indiana
at ago p. m. Sunday. The public IL
invited To be present.