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Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-06-29
BETTER BUYER LEADERS
HEAR MILK REPORT

1eaoers OF 1ne Better Buyers met Juno &c at the
nome OF mrs. Evelyn Cooper, bob Crescent Road to
near committee reports and plan for future acti "; +
mrs: Leah chin1ts gave detail Is Of recent con.
versstfon "d tn Byron Perry Of the Federal Trade COM
mission on costs Of mi TX di stri button
Plans for partici patton in the Town Fair rera
ussed' and Mrs. Beatri CO Jernberg was named In
charge Of the canned foods contest.
VINEGAR REMOVES IRON scoRcHEs
II your Iron scorohes take clean cloth, dip in
vinegar and rub the spot until it di sannaars
1hen use clean water the way and iron again
IRONING HEArED DRESSES
When ironing p1eated dresses use paper clips for
fastening the p1eats at the hem. vi hold them
in place.
IRONING BOARD PADDING
Save the old blankets for padding for the ironing
board, there is nothing that take their place.
this stretch piece Of mbleaohed muslin and YOU
have the finest ironing surface possible.
STRETCHING OLD CURTAIN HENS
When curtain hens have become too worn to stand
stretching. tapes in hsms end stretch as us.
ual. catching the pins through the tape. Draw out
GREASE SPOTS IN SILKS
1oe cream and other grease spots may be taken out
OF silk dresses by rubbing the spot on the wrong
side OF the material with paste made Of cornstarch
and water. Let this dry and then brush out. This
will not leave q ring.
TERMS IN UNAWARE DEFINED
CERAl1CS--This is the term used for all baked
clay pr oducts, whether Of china earthenware.
POTTERY, is a pr city vague word. Popularity it is
used to desi gnate the primitive therrare-
BISCUIT is the term used for the body composit
Of different types Of ceramios.
EARTHENWAaE is made Of less refined grade Of
clay than is used for china and porcelain. It has
less fe1dspar in the formula and is not
CHINA AND PORCELAIN are. correctly used, the
Ottens
commercia ally to apply to good grade Of earthen-
ware.
HONE CHINA is made Of china formula with bone
ash added.
KAOLIN is the fine white clay used to make any
ceramic products. To it added quartz and field
spar in varying amounts, Accord to the quality Of
being made.
VTEROUs Is the term applied to china that has
been baked at high temper atre till all the ingre
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-11
PONTIAC news
By r. P. Harris

The twen.y-e.s: anniversary o,
Tt.-l'y Bapi.s; caurch was held
FROM October . 10 October 80. Il
wss si.zzxet with banquet last
y -tsy AID f,..ng program. The
exercises were participated i by
members O. TIE Youth comet
There were four hosiesses and one
aos, Rex Z D. Broyies is pastor
Q. TIE clutch.
EvsnSe.st.c services were held a.
Nsw Bethel Bap,.s, church Sunday
q. SD z The Michigan Harmony
.sT offered several selections. Rev.
Thomas Timberlake Is pastor.
Dr. u /. Spears, pastor OF New
nan AME church preached sun
DAY mor-.ng. subject Seven New
Things. F"
Mrs. Nora Pearson began ten
day revival az Newman church on
t1e eyenirg % Slpcsy. November 5.
Rev. r. wT.gh, VIII conduc, re-
y.ysi services Al New Hope Baptist
chrrch. from November 8 70 Is.
The Halloween parry held a, ST
John " T. church was very en-
ier'a.n.ng
percy Conner = ~ a. TIE [. S
Marine hospital IN Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-11
Woodland Park

The FIRST Baptist Sunday school
vas largely attended and well coz
Quoted Sunday. Nov. 5. The pastor.
the Rev. ". Burkeit. preached a
very stirring sermon or The Cru
clhxion OF Christ" after which he
conducted communion services.
The BYPr opened on time and
the lesson was enjoyed by all pres
en-.
The Community Sunday school
was we'll attended and nicely con-
Quoted. The pastor the Rev. Z.
Davis. preached on the topic, The
Bread Of Life The CCC camp
glee club rendered several selec-
tons after which Mrs. p. Williams
led the testimonial service follow
cd by the Lords supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Davis OF Detroit
are spending week at their new
~ constructed log cabin.
J. f. McCue has returned from
his vacation In Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs Harry billiard spent
The weekend with his brother IN
Chicago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-11
MT. CLEMENS

90

Tas S-n6zy School 0. ylnso1
C11psi ~zs cpsred izsi Se1cay ~
sap. Z :. Eae5zrc. TIE lesson
u4s ir,s.esi.-gly zug1i BY he
.ezchs-s I'D The s.,s-ta-ce wAs
Al aA= he Rev. Moses VII
.a=s s4st1g, srsacase .rcn The
s-tstc. We Shall over Cone. II
We Fa!-: NO. ,axt. S. John
IS, A; re else o: re service,
..rr razs ,orvart AID .o.-e< Tie
cArrc.
Mas Do,..e 5srre;: conducted
h1-ves.r program az the church
a: :. =. Sunday. N .,ieres, o..
Ter club. Tie Rev. / Smelling pas
.o- G: Cay Chapel. Monroe. M:chl-
gan. vas srexe-. az: made a .es
remarks ~h!eh were Inspiring He
ac- o-issec IS hearers 10 serve
We. re Christian cause they re-
p.ess-- H< ssrio- and J1nior
c.oirs. iirsc;sd By Mrs. Smelling.
rendered = splendic program. which
a.! pressa. easoyed Other citizens
tron Mo-To< accompanied he
S-eil.rgs
The ACE league 4, $50 ?. z. zen
Jared miscellaneous program
whca vas well attended. The
gres: speaker vas Mise Billups.
,sachsr o. Quiz, Read school. Her
associates Miss Simmons and Miss
Solomon ard Miss B.llups sister
we're also !, at.erdznce yinson
c-1zpel Jgnso- choir rendered the
z1s.c.
Avc-sr Williams = church clerk.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-11

manager. Advanced a.-c -.s-s-.
is 20 the effect that Boa1s Cate
Viii open in March VIE ss.s.
Mr.. DeGeary visited as l.sts. Mrs.
Ted Conner.
The Coleman Trio, --ss- re e.
rection OF Mrs. Vera E-S-ss. were
Invited 10 attend The c5r-1-.,y
Chest banquet, which vas 1si5 a;
the Burick hotel. due 20 ,-s splsr-
did program the group rer 1erei OF
the Chest program al Central h.ga
school, week ago. Money
Miss Emma Lee Evans, q pupil
al Lincoln Junior high. was award.
ed second place IL IS c.s.s.oa q
the Democracy In Ac.ic- con-
test. The contest was sponsored ~
the local Community Ches
The Girls unit held .s veskly
meeting last wednesday MEMBERS
are requested 70 call Ms Barnes,
1888, for details. regarding future
meetings. The COMMITTEE o. Ar
rangements will discuss r's-s for
the annual fall bazaar q 81 he'd
at the AME church. Dec, ] s14 :.
There will be mse,i-- a. -
boys Basketball team a, he Gull
Street welfare station. i,.sf-
ested are requested 70 attend
The Sub-Debs, a yourg s's
club, held their regular weekly
meeting al the YwCA last Friday
Boy Scout troop No. Il will meet
each Friday evening a, :. u ne
basement OF the AME church
The Les Chic Cheres made p'sns
for theatrical party, last FRIDAY
evening.
The membership drive O, Doug
lass Community center has been
extended for two weeks. SAFES 50
far have been very satisfactory.
The Play center, being conduct
ed at the Gull Street Infar, Vel
fare station. by the Douglass { on
munity center Is open daily from
. to s pm. for children between ne
ages OF and IA years.
Glasses in needlecraft are aleo
conducted each Friday a. he pay
center. All who are interested are
Invited 10 attend.
Misses Annabelle Charioas ana
Ruth Newsome. also Gene RusselL
were visitors az Lawton. Mich lh'
Sunday.
NOSEY NEWS
2. H.-why 80 late? Catch Oh
Kid?
O. c.-Don't forget the CANDY.
J. Bias switcher his attention.
again.
J. C.-whose girl friend j. she
NJ G.-Keep your dates sirais''
Kid.
u. what. no monopoly!
who was ali alone last i'iesas!
night?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-11
Slants On Ypsilant;

-TAs I-tzilIb.i..y G. Gods word
vas ne rhezs CT tie ssrno. &c.
,ivtset suzdzy By Pastor II. G
Simmons. az Brora Cespsi AME
chn-cA. Tie sacrament Q. ths
Lords s-pDsr was administered
AZ ne evening service. the sabiec'
G The ssrncn wGx. The Church
As Coc's Challenge 70 Six And Ia
righteousness
Dr.. Oliver ". Buitsrfeid a Se-
York City .Ei.i be Il Ypsiia-f.
Monday. November -. 70 cc.crc. Q
regional lecture o. The Chris.
,ian Hone NJ B1,,erae,d Ia
been engage by he Michigan
cou-cil o. Church s16 Christian
E6ucziio-. because O, rs 1,e a.
tsrs;a-d.rg 0. problems 0. rarenx
ard soc al service workers. II teach
ing rsligio-. The meeting will b
held 4 The Congregational church
Q, this city. AZ are inv.-e6 70 al
,e=d.
Sunday School a. Seeord Bapt.s:
church vas well attended Sunday
Sup. George Hamilton conducted
The service The Primary school
captured he 1,anciz, banner. TIE
Rev. Mr. crrnl.ghan. .. Detroit.
vas guest speaker q. the norr!ng
service he took Tor lis theme
TIE corsecra.ed Church .ext,
Psalms $40. 4 capacity congreza-
,ior was present. O1e was admit
ed 70 membership. The Lords
scppe- was administered By he
pastor at TIE evening service.
A three r.gh.s singing program
rss sponsored By the Pastors AID
November IS. l.. ard e.
Les. we .oygsi--A formal and
ssmi-torual tea will be sponsored
sunday, November l.. a. HaYris;
Stree. school. from : % ,. n
under auspices q the Senior choir
0, Second Baptist church.
Ms julia Marshall returned 70
her home n De,roi: recently, after
having spent few weeks az house
cues, os her sister. Mrs. Anra Ar
terson. OF frederick street.
The Rev. Mr. Brlnm. o, De:so.,
ls conducting series @. meetings
&, The Church q God In Chris.
On Hawkins stree.
Mrs Daisy v-highsm had as dir
rs- CUES; Saturday. October 3. he
Rev. and Mrs ~ r. Rhonenee ard
their two sors and daughters.
The Harr:e. p. T. A. Will pre-
sen; Miss Mona Davis. % K-izer
schoo. u Music. Chicago Heights.
Illinois Il piano recital. =. Har-
riei school, Thursday. NOV Is.
Funeral services Q. Nns. julia
Talber, were held from Browa
Chapel AME church. Tuesday. Oct.
81 The fprersl ealozy was deliy-
cred By Elder David Ccoch assisted
~ Elder s J. Hill. new pastor OF
The Church of God In Christ. OF
which he deceased vas a mem
Der; ard the Rev n. c. Simmons
Mrs. Julia Ann Tslberf died a, . 30
2. N. October 90. a. the age Of IS.
She was born II Harrow. Ontario.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-11
Conant Gardens
BY !. /. Kemp

Well, election has come and gone.
Let US hope that each ore elected
will keep his promise.
The Conant Gardens Community
association has gotten on 70 a
good start. This most needed club
held Us election Oct. - az which
time the following we're elected:
Lloyd cofer. president: Percy
Jones. vice president: Dosh Dean.
Jr.. secretary: Mrs Mack Graft
treasurer. The clubs aim Is 20 pro-
mote the general welfare OF the
people living IN Conant Gardens:
TO foster and encourage home own
ership and maintenance OF better
homes TO Insist and maintain a
proper residential restriction. The
club meets the second and fourth
Thursdays OF each month. AZ 1880
pm. az Vernon Chapel church. Nor
wood az Grixdale avenue.
The pershing High School girls
hockey team was defeated by Ham
tramck in two games last week.
the score being 60 in both games.
Mrs. Annie Smith. her sister. Mrs
Angeline Wilcher OF River Rouge.
Mich and Mrs. Lucy Hughes 81
Dublin. Ga. were visitors at the
home 81 Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Kemp
OF kiingcr street last Sunday.
The Rev. and Mrs. !. s. Smelling
OF Monroe, Mich. were visiting or
klinger last Monday.
Vernon Chapel AME
The Senior choir was attired In
is new robes last Sunday. The
choir Is really going places under
the leadershI pof the president.
Mrs lola Powell.
The Trustee Helpers club Is Civ
irr a pew rally Sunday. Nov. IL al
sssS pm Everyone Il invited.
The Usher board will 20 10 ST.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-11

Fet-zary u. 1884 -
daughter ot lie lsts M
Lewis Mrs. Tiits.. "a. 49, "a
s.ce-t g. yps..a-.. ~
forty yearA pAssss -
Der q he Ch--rA e OK . -
aid spec; years q sAst-t- .',
II us coE=1al,y. S.- -
nss A1seacc. wllis- -a,s- ~
so1s-Errss- T.s1to-. -
rey Bayl.s. AH.sa. AZ $50 -
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Nart.e wG.ki-s. a. ~, -
also to-- s!s,s-s-v-s w.'
Lewis. ypss.as:.. w-s s...,'
Ms. s-sare A-=s-,-r 80
Mich; Ms Nay ccs.ss -
AID o,s t-o;hs-. J,s- 49, ~.
row. onia-.o; az s-a- "a
sreat g-a-tcs.trs- az =.
lativss =
MIS- william x zrs 49,.
sor. OF. spa; .sv .5s 49,.
lart recently - gees.
,s-. and e-c,he- ~ t- ~
Arthur TAonrsor
Tie T-rs,es He.rs-s !, ,.
Chapel ANE chu-c- 80. 49,
srccess.-. il .ts
festival. oc.o5s- 3
Der - Lst.sS IL t-s =.
various booths l-r'cls. ,s.4,.
ANA D.cksrsc-. va 49,.
Frances Tr.rh' A-z- ~
AID Misses Je-z.s 81 ~
VIA S,s-ks
The Palm La, .,ss j..
home 0, Ms - Ca
Washington stree. au 1888 ~.
Lad as c,1b guess ns -,
FREEMAN Hzzs- El-x -.
G. Kersey and Ns-.
sn:oyabis a.,s--co- vas III.
A ons--s, .z-y --s- ~
- rendered F-isar N,--s.. :
a. S-:th Clare, ANE ~ ~.
SER. M.ch. c. vt.1 ~. 7s-
.. Evars T. r.s-!s.s-. -s--s -.-
i.,on. .a.Hss G. Re .s- "a.
age-
John : Brow. r.o -ssn~A
Mr. AID Mrs. E-rss c 81
he basement 0. ,hs.. 1 J--h4-
20. and eustz;ret az
back. He IS sill. co-t-t ~
Nr. Colder was s-s.s. 81 n,
nephev and niece ri s W.
Isaac Brown, o, C.i-sec s.-:,r
November .
Mrs. Eivira Boz 81, Az.
Dickersor. Ms VA, 49,
Miss Serlna easier tars --snss
FOR nigh. school E; ~. -a
Alorzo Collins g. q r-sss
Mica i zere vlst.rS s srs.,
and brothers. Mrs. sr- .-,
Whitaker Ms. Eur rsers.
AID Mrs Mae Persirs ss ~
Charles Thompson se.-.r
seriously 81 a, S; 'ssa s,s,i-
ial. Mrs. Gertrude Rc1. i $50
III. Frank Robertson = al, "a "a.
sick LIST az hss hone
Miss Gwerdo,ya B-c-s.- - %.
troit. spen, last week s- s,-
parents. Mr.. ard Mrs Robe. BIZ.
nette.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-11
kalamazoo Neu,s
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By Julius c. Baker

The Twin Six Bridge club met
Saturday night al The home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Thompson. Mrs.
Winona Williams won the high
prize: Mrs. Pearl Clark. consola-
ton award Refreshments were
served az the close Of the meeting.
Misses Marybelle Jackson AID
Vivian Dungey were scorted bv r.
Wayne Powell and j. Carl Baker 10
the Halloween mardl gras ball
sponsored by the Society OF Amer
iean Men. az Masonic Temple, oct.
g.
Thomas Brlscoe and John T. Tapp-
~ were weekend guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. sherman Ford last week. The
visitors were here 20 attend the
homecoming OF Western Teachers
college and the dedication OF wal
dol stadium. other out-of-,owners
including Leo s. Garrett, Elizabeth
Green and Allen Byrd.
The Happy Pal club held It's
weekly business meeting at the
home OF Mrs. Eta King. on Oak
street. Mrs. c. Buckner was host
ess and lovely repaet was served.
Mrs. l.. c. Cox and Mrs. Sally
CRANE and Mrs. f. Davis also at
tended the state board meeting OF
the Federation Of Women. which
was recently held In Detroit.
Second Baptist church. OF Kala-
mazoo. recently celebrated its s4th
anniversary at the church. Mrs.
G. i. Cox. church clerk, gave the
history OF the church from the date
OF It's founding in 1855 up 10 the
present time.
Mrs. Alta Mae Lucas spent last
Saturday in Cassopolis, Mich.
where she visited friends.
Mrs. L. c. Cox spent last Tues
day visiting friends In Grand Rap
ids.
William Churchman IS Cow resid-
Ing at the home OF his cousins.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Conner, OF Krum
avenue.
Mrs. c. A. Hayes. Chicago. u Wis
ting relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. War
ren Bradley, in this city.
The Stewardess Board No. 2 OF
the AME church gave a penny a
spoonful supper. in the church
basement last Thursday evening.
James +. DeGeary, Mrs. Timothy
and Mr.. Jeffrie, OF Chicago, were
recent visitors In Kalamazoo.
Mr.. DeCeary was here TO discuss
the opening OF Bonnie Castle. VIII
liam Churchmar has been named
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Energetic agents In al cities
~ Michigan, 10 handle the De.
trolt Tribune, Michigan. olde.i
and most NIdeiy.read Negro
weekly. write ~ ones for details.
Address 2ii6 ~. Antoine, De.
tr0lt. Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-11
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-11

John CINE church Sunday. Nov. IL,
J pm. 10 share In their anriyer-
eary.
Glass No. Is stili leading the
Auto Race" In Sunday school.
send all your news to 1860 King
er street. or call Towreend 7-ffS3.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-11-11

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sk.ne Ha1kin most popular
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( located A. Tuskegee institute. Ala
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naii oween party al her home on
McDouzail avenue Many ugly
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about ne mouse. among the ray
ais and CLOVES, Ind ans and Span
IN outfits. were; Hugh Murray,
4 louise Dickcns' Robert Johnson,
Aineous Dickereon, Jr., Phyllis Pat
'srson' Hffoeri Oriez. Melvin
poOgiass' General Kid, Jacaueline
Fcopies. Mar'is Scott. Ralph Fer
Iei' Be- ram Kennedy Marion
scott. and scores 81 others. De-
lightiul refreshments. we're served
AFFAIR
The Les Soeurs proved. beyond
doubt, their superb ability az host
esses. The charming Sisters"
showed grace and hospitality that
viii be remembered by all the IA
Nored guests. The rendition 81
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RIHLNBIR WIN

ceneFs. Me- oilers had a had
~. - anHy cgsls'
Es.ssr Chen vas he charn.r.
ho"ess y - many gay parties {,
We came some a. ~ ct!ock han )
The iojs No1id r4n for sael'er
~a@a Z. ra.nsi - prc'ec, ,ae.-
Ssrdsy slls2
TOY WATSON wore short PATS
uni. hs legs became 100 lorge
Csraa Trou'msn vas 10 smsN
% Play ai'h Vs.,
NA.n.a Rivers was a very a,f.ye
church worker,
Alma Malle;;e and Gertrude
Brow1.1y looked Ike tw.nse
Every sunday we TOD our mo,h-
efs TIA, we were going over On
'hsae 70 visit our friend. Catherine
che show and she IL, " 20.
Edra Patton MA ops Win Cecil
simms,
zelna Ligb'i9o' pore Shirley
Temple cgrlg2
Perry calhoun vas King ., his
gang
"Chnk y Hall jle, loved to Play
posfofice,
Alorzo Anderson was g!rl-shy?
coreda Scenery though, that
Walker White was iae only FISH IN
the brook?
Roy simms vas the life Of every
party?
Ogle Williams was the most hand
some boy around Miller high?
George Young wouldn't dance
with anyone bu, his sister. Juan
tia?
Andrew S'arks was the boss OF
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Benny Garden. Mrs. Carter Carr,
Mrs. Young and Miss Helen Young
and Mira Sam Henderson.
Friends are pleased 10 know that
Lura Madison has been dismissed
from Sidney sumby hospital Rufus
Combs Is Sill patient at the same
hospital, but Is improving nicely.
President Marten ard Organisi
Stone are expected home soon from
New York The Rev. Mr.. johnson
and family OF Inkster. Mich. were
aieo VISITORS at First Baptist last
Sunday.
Nlslfnra are Invited 10 Morahln III
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FIRST BAPTIST CHrRcH
Nv IndIe Askew

The Firsi Baptist church was In
good spirit after the successful fall
session ~ The Detroit Builders as
socIation. The choir. 10 gray caps
and gowns sang very beautifully.
Your reporter. u Askew. was at the
piano.
The pastor The Rev. J. y. Davis,
chose his text for the morning mes
sage from the secord chapter oi
Joshua. what mean these stones
The subject WAS leaving YouI
Sign Behind" II vas very impress
slve sermon.
Among the visitors present wer'
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The pastor. the Rev. G. A. Ste
version brought a very spiritual
message Sunday morning. Nov. 8
from the subject. How Much DO
1 owe My Iord?". text. ST. Luke
1872. Give an account OF thy stew
ardshipI for thou may no longer be
steward"
Don't forget 10 visit our fick.
Mrs. T.. Smith Is reported doing
nicely. X. Petross. ST.. Is recuperat-
ing agreeably at the Veteran hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Uric Awtrey. brother
ard sister-in-law Of Mrs NJ. Arm
strong. are here from Dewey. Ala,
and have planned to take up their
residence In Ecorse.
We are always GNU 10 ~s;,osis
visitors AT our services.
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FdSf-End News
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MT. ZION BAPTIST CHURCH
BY Corinne w. VI. Campbell

thIa church at any tIme.