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Evening star., 1939-12-16
Dr.. Joseph T. Watts
Is Guest Preacher

DR.. Joseph T. Watts, executive
secretary of Maryland Baptists, will
be the guest preacher at the Fifth
Baptist Church tomorrow at II am.
DR.. John E. Briggs. pastor, hopes to
attend the morning service. At 7:45
pm. will be the white gift service.
Gifts will be brought for the bas-
kets for the needy of the church
family A playette, The Birthday
of a King by Lucy Wetzel Nc
Millin, will be presented under the
direction of Miss Bradley Thomp-
son, members of the Baptist Train
ing Union and the Sunday school
participating
At $50 am. Prof. Joseph Sorrell
will teach the Darlington Berea
Bible Glass; George w. Bell, sr., the
Mooney Baraca Glass. and Deacon
j. r. Tune, the Philathea Glass.
Baptist Training Union services at
$50 pm. On Thursday. service at
g pm, under the leadership of
Deacon J. M. Utterback.
Evening star., 1939-12-16
Christian Science Lecture

A free lecture on Christian Sci
ence. entitled christian Science:
The Demand of the Times" will be
delivered in Constitution Hall, Eight
eenth, G and D streets NV, tomor-
row at $3.50 pm. by George Chan
ming, c. S. B., of San Francisco.
Calf. He is member of the Board
OF Lectureship of the Mother
Church, the First Church of Christ.
Scientist, in Boston, Mass. He will
be introduced by George L. Kessner,
first reader of Second Church. This
lecture is under the auspices of First,
Second, Third and Fourth Churches
Of Christ, Scientist, in Washington,
D. C.
Evening star., 1939-12-16
White Gift Service
Will Be Held al
St. PauI's Church
Pageant to Be Given
By 30 Members Of
Sunday School

At st. Paul's Lutheran Church to-
morrow morning DR.. Henry w.
Snyder will preach the third of
his Advent series of sermons on
~What My Church Teaches About
Herself" This will be observed as
loyalty Sunday"
At 7:30 pm. the annual white
gift" service will be held. New
members will be received and a
pageant, christmas in Washing
ton," written by Lindley G. Schmidt,
superintendent, will be presented by
30 members of the Sunday school.
The Mems Club will hold an in.
formal round table discussion We'd
nesday evening.
At the annual meeting of the Sum-
day School Association the follow
ing officers were elected: General
superintendent, Mr.. Schmidt; as
sistant superintendent, for adult
and young peoples department, Ben
c. White; senior and intermediate
department, H. F. Lerch, Sd; junior
department, Mrs. A. j. Thomas; pri-
mary, Mrs. L. E. Hoover: beginners,
Mrs. A. w. Tanner; kindergarten,
Mrs. r. A. Pence; home department,
Mrs. j. Harry Jones; secretary, How
ard E. Hassler; assistant secretary,
John G. Baker; treasurer, Miss Mar
garet R. Fox: assistant treasurer, E.
N. Stirewalt; chorister, Mrs. H. K.
Smid; assistant chorister, Miss l..
D. Leeds; pianists, Mrs. B. F. Bieber,
Miss Myrl RaWls, Mrs. Charles
Schramm; librarians, H. B. Homer,
Mrs Sam Richards, Mrs. A. Y.
Leech, jr.
Through a member of the church,
the apse of the Chapel of the Epi-
phany has been attractively equip
ped. An altar used by St. Paul's
Church IS years ago and given to
St. Johns Lutheran Church was re-
turned by the latter and has been
refinished and provided with a re-
table. For this altar the donor has
provided a brass cross, brass candle
sticks, brass vases and a richly bro
caded dossal Also the apse has been
carpeted. A service of dedication
of these furnishings was held last
Sunday.
Evening star., 1939-12-16
incarnation Lutheran

The Bible School and auxiliary
societies will bring their white gifts
at a special service tomorrow at
pm. A Christmas pageant, The
Manger Window" will be presented.
At 8 pm. the Senior and Inter-
mediate Leagues will sponsor an il
lustrated lecture by Ralph c. Mas
ters on The Bible and the Stars"
The Muhlenberg Adult Bible Glass
meets at 9:45 am. The congrega-
ton will observe the Advent season
at ii am, when the Rev. Henry
Manken, jr.. will preach. The fes-
tlval of the Lords nativity will be
observed on Christmas Day in a
matin service at $50 am.
Evening star., 1939-12-16
Topics Announced
By Dr.. (. H. Pruden

"Not to Condemn but to Save"
will be the subject of DR.. Edward
Hughes Pruden at the First Baptist
Church tomorrow morning. This
will be a message that is appropri-
ate to the Christmas season and the
senior choir will sing Christiansen's S
Beautiful Savior"
At the evening service at pm.
the young people will present white
gift service, featuring pageant en-
titled "The Fulflllment," and ac-
companied by Christmas music sung
by the choir.
On Thursday at pm. the pas
tor will use as his topic THE Night
Before Christmas"
Evening star., 1939-12-16
Catholic Radio Hour
Broadcast Tomorrow

The Catholic Radio Hour will be
broadcast from the Immaculate
Conception Church tomorrow over
VOL at 7:30 pm. The sermon sub
ject of the Very Rev. Ignatius Smith
will be "Why Priests?" The music
will be by the boy choristers.
DR.. John K. Cartwright, the pas
tor, will preach the sermon at the
:2:15 mass, which will be celebrated
by the Rev Joseph P. Bradley
Music by the boy choristers.
Evening star., 1939-12-16
WoIther Leuque News

Christ-A Christmas pageant,
"The Nativity" under the direction
of Henry Hartung, will be presented
tomorrow at pm.
Trinity, Washington-The Sunday
School Teachers Institute will meet
on Monday at pm. Leaguers are
requested to bring something for
the Christmas basket for the poor
which is in the church basement.
Evening star., 1939-12-16
Grtr1tna

Friends Meeting of Washington
Established I93O-2IIl Florida AveD
Meeting for Worship First Day Sunday
At IL am. sunday school, 9.45 am All
interested are welcome
FRIENDS MEETING tORTHODOX)
18th and Irving Streets NV.
AS a.m.-Sunday School HOO am
Meetings for worship. All welcome
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
Slants Of Ybsilanti
BY Mrs. Eusenia 0'Bannon

Weakness Made Strength" was
the theme OF the morning message
brought by Or. Ida Mae Myller at
brown Chapel AME church Sunday.
Music was furnished by Zion Tray
elers Gospel chorus.
At $3.50 p. m. the program Of the
Samson Brooks Mite Missionary
society was held and was a decided
success The guest speaker was
Mrs. Jessie Smith, who spoke on
Missions
At the 7.30 .. m. service Dr.
Myller delivered the closing SER
mon from the subject The Last
Opportunity This brought 20 a
close two weeks ~ great effort to
save men from their sins. All Dr.
Myller's sermons were preached
with eloqnence and spiritual power
We believe God shall yet show a
great work with the fine sermons
This eodly woman has left en-
bedded in our memories. We also
believe all who attended these
meetings have been thoroughly re-
yived spiritually.
Friday evening marked the close
81 revival services conducted At
Second Baptist church nv tho Rev
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06

The Ten KS. recently organiz-
ed group OF girls. who are contem-
plating great achievements in the
presentation OF choral music and
ldramatization OF short plays, were
entertained last Saturday morning
by their advisor, Miss Fora Lee
Barnes, at her residence on West
Michigan avenue. An enjoyable
evening was spent playing screen
test. a unique game. after which the
girls went TO the nearby hillside
and partook Of hot dogs and marsh
mallows, freshly roasted over a
flaming FIRE. Present were: Misses
Zellie Hayes. Vivian Dungy, Thel-
ma Davis. Mary Walker. Marie
Alexander. Della Gordon, Kathleen
Whaling, Maybell Jackson, Betty
Maxwell and Irene Baker. Officers
OF the club include Miss Baker,
president; Miss Jackson. vice pres
ident: Miss Davis. secretary and
treasurer; and Miss Barnes, adj
visor.
The regular Sunday afternoon
forum. held at Douglass center
was sponsored by the Kalamazoo
Study club last Sunday. The top
ic discussed was. what DO Wom-
ems Clubs Mean 10 the Commu-
nity?' The discussion was led by
Miss Beatrice CRANE, OF Tuskegee
institute, who is here on leave;
and Attorney c. A. Pratt. Musical
numbers were rendered by Mrs.
Evelyn Jeffries and Mrs. Alice Nc
Mickens. Mrs. G. Dungy gave a
brief history OF the Study club.
les chic Chores club sponsored
a Mothers and Daughters ban
quet at Douglass center. last Thurs
day evening. Mrs. Siegell Bryant.
of Flint. Mich. president OF the
Michigan Federation OF Colored
Womcn's clubs. spoke on the sub
iect, THE Mothers possibility
TO Her Daughter"
Mrs. W. T. Wiley. OF First Bap-
list church. spoke on "A Daugh-
ier's esponsblty TO Her Mother"
A short musical program was al
so rendered.
The Community chorus OF Doug
lass center was presented in mu-
steal extravaganza last Friday eve
ming at Allen AME church. Chorus
members included Marie Alexander.
Mary Frances Arnold. Della Cor
don. Marie Hawkins, Zellie Hayes.
Mary Kinson. sopranos: Delos
Alexander. Julius Baker, Roy Pow
ell, Joe Ridley, Duane Roberts. Mi
chael Singer. Clarence Small. Rob
ert sutton. Charles Williams. HON
er Williams. tenors: Norma Ash.
Emory Barnes, Maxwell Birch.
James Perkins. George Sheppard.
and Eugene Whitfield. bsssos. A
Very excellent program was rem
dered
The chorus OF Douglass Commu-
nifty center will receive instrumen-
tai assistance by Avery Chandler,
Emerson Mitchell and DR.. T. J.
Woodfork. The chorus will be un-
der direction OF Miss Fora Lee
Barnes. OF the Music department OF
the center.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06

The Missionary society had a
program at 3 pm. with nice at
tendance.
AT 1:So pm. the Missionary Jub-
lice chorus rendered musical pro-
gram under direction OF Mrs. NJ.
Toomey. Twenty-nlne children
comprised this chorus. The chill
dren merlted much praise for their
renditions. Lucille Bryant. Cath
crime Sample, Bonnie Falls, Will
cite Bonds and Barbara Jean
Townsend led the chorus. Jean was
requested TO repeat her selection.
Elder g. j.. Morton. radio preach
or over CKLW and his Evangelist
quartet will appear at Tabernacle
church May s. All are invited.
Bethel AME
Miss Viola Smith. dynamic evan
gelist from Columbus. Ohio. began
her first in a series OF revival sery-
ices Sunday morning, April 80 at
Bethel AME church.
The Rev. NJ. Il. Rhonenee, Junior
choir, Gospel chorus and usher
cites had charge OF the afternoon
services. An eloquent message on
zone Accord" was delivered by the
Rev. Mr.. Rhonenee.
Evangelist Smith preached at the
evening worship, with the Senior
choir rendering enjoyable music.
Reports OF the rally were given.
the women winning over the men by
a large margin. Many visitors wor-
shipped at Bethel throughout the
day.
The Rev. James A. Dean was the
principal speaker at the Federated
Epworth league meeting last Tues
day. A very interesting talk on
Missions was heard by the large
audience. Music was supplied by
Dorothy Brown. Betty Floyd. Cora
kirksey with Mrs. Beatrice Watson
accompanying.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
ROSEVILLE
By ]. NorrIs
SD. Lnke Chnrch

Services at 81. Luke church
opened promptly at 1o:4s SUNDAY
morning. Scripture reading was
from Psalm Ill The Rev Mr..
Smith preached en- eloquent SER
mon. as usual
The ACE league met atepm.
Choir rchearsals are held Thurs
DAYS at 770 pm.
The church IS glad 10 know that
Mrs. Harrison Kersey. faithful
member, $50 Leland Detroit, is
getting along much better
The public is cordially invited to
attend q Mothers Day program At
the church.
The Macomb Garden Bible class
met at he home OF the Rev. Mr.
Whoey. 22l50 Lawn boulevard. The
lesson theme was. Effects Of the
Scripture on the Lives ~ Men. ="
Hebrew c.i-t. The Rev. Mr. Nhoey
taught the lesson. The class meets
each Monday night a. 7:an O'Clock
All are welcome.
Visitors SUNDAY were Mrs. ~
Csrolus. Mrs. NJ. Bell and Mrs. l..
REYNOLDS. g. Green IL president:
Mrs. n. Johnson. secretary: the
Rev Mr.. Whoey. teacher.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06

o. y. Jones, pastor OF the Second
Baptist church Inksfer, Mich. A
goodly number were reclaimed and
several candidates we're taken into
the church for baptism We who at
tended can truihfnlly say that our
hopes have been frightened.
Bapiisma service will he held
Sunday. MAY : Immediately after
the morning sermon.
The fourth anniversary Of the
pastorate ~ The Rev Gsrfher Rob-
erson began MONDAY May !
Mrs Columbus OK and her three
children left Tuesday ~ last week
10 attend the burial NJ W coxs
father the late Rev Il n. cox OF
the First Ait ihodist church. Mantua
Ala. Burial was held Friday IN
Birmingham Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Walls ~
Puce, Ont, and Mr.. and Mrs. Forest
Melburn OF Detroit were Sunday
visitors OF Mr.. and Mrs Hardy
walls.
Jacob KNOX was stricken with
paralysis Wednesday. Mrs 81
Shack on First avenue IL also
sick.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
WHITAKER

The mems day program given by
the Rev. Knowles club at Campbell
Chapel church last Sunday was a
success In every respect. The chair
man, Charles Bryant. Is 10 he COM
plimented in his initial effort. High
lights OF the program were two
solo numbers by Harold Smith. OF
Detroit, The Holy city" and go
Down Noses" addresses BY Rob
ert Simmons president OF the Ink
sier Civic league: Drs. l.. G. Perry,
Ipsilanti, and Burnsheld, white,
Whitaker Lacy Manur. Inksier =
Negro poet, delighted his audience
with several OF his poems. Repre-
sentlng Tho men Of the local
church Harold Carter sang "Out Of
the Deep Many from ypsiIanfi.
Ann Arbor, and lnkster were IN at
tendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Smith. Har-
old Smith and Miss Henrietta
Bryant, Detroit, and Miss Wanda
Smith were dinner guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Bryant. last Sun
day.
Mrs Susie Byas has been comm
ed 10 her he'd because OF illness. She
Is improving. Her son. the Rev. r.
&. Brown. accidentally injured him
self when piece OF metal pune
tured his foot. causing him TO re-
main quiet for few days,
MIR. and Mrs Harvey Rhonn and
the Misses Allie Lee and Mary Lue
Dowdcll attended the Wings over
Jordan" program in Detroit
Mr.. and Mrs George BRYANT and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bryant, mo-
iored 10 Detroit last Thursday eve
ming To see Jacob Knox, OF Yysi-
lanii, who is critically III At hos
pital Miss Geraldine Bryant Is
Visiting her sisters in Detroit over
tho week END.
Miss Wanda Smith attended tea
az Mckinney hall formal lounge
whore the Faculty Danes enter
tanned the freshmen OF State Nor
NAL
Mesdames Carrie Carter. Amayine
Ford, Sadie l.edford and Jessie
Smith participated IN mission
AIRY program Al Brown Chapel
church, ypsilanti. last sunday.
Clifford Thompson. lnkster: Mrs
Beatrice Shriyers and Bernice Dill
lard Detroit visited their broth
er, Alden Thompson. last Sunday.
A very active meeting OF the
Mary +. Handy Mite Missionary
society was held at the home OF
Mrs. Alice Bryant last Thursday
The ten members present enjoyed
dainty refreshments served by the
hostess
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
Mt. Clemens Notes
BY Sarah Ellen hill

cents. Everyone Is welcome. Leola
Williams is secretary.
The first activity given last Fri
day night by the Quinn Road
league team at lIendleys hall was
very successful. The hall was filed
to its capacity with youth, many
coming from the West side. Some
present were: Hattie and Geraldine
Williams from Eight Mile road !.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore TAYLOR.
newlyweds; Mr.. and Mrs. William
krisel. former residents OF Quinn
road; John and Claude Krisel. Ruby
Austin, Doris Noel, Howard Hook
aday Bernice Dixson, Bernard LII
cas-. Charles Lucas and EloIse OF
North Detroit: Ozander Stevenson
Shirley Brewer and many others.
The team Is planning 10 sponsor
q still greater AFFAIR on May IL 10
which everyone Is invited.
Ninson Chapel Church
The Rev. Moses Williams, pastor
OF Ninson Chapel church chose for
his topic Sunday morning. "The
Pillar OF Salt The text used was
Judges 6.l6. There was an I'M
usually large attendance.
The ACE league held an inter-
esting session discussing the topic
What Should Church Member
Do?' Rom. 12:1-21.
In the evening the Senior choir
rendered a lovely program at the
Zion Baptist church, the Rev. Mr.
Whoey. pastor. The Rev. Mr. viii
liams gave some interesting re-
marks. An enjoyable time was had
by all attending.
The young people OF vinson
Chapel will present the Olivet Sem
ION choir IN an "Old Fashioned
Meeting May Is. p. m. at Vim
son Chapel. Admission will be ten
cents. The young sponsors are hop
ing that they Will receive hearty CO.
operation In their endeayor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
Lansing News

Mrs. Climlmer r Rrounsion. zoos
Odds avenue. IL sill sick az st.
I.aurance hospital
Mrs +, Parks attended The iith
annual workers meeting in Detroit
recently held. She was accompa-
MED bv Mother Sallie Williams and
Mrs NJ Huell
Mrs. F. Parks il showing mis-
sionary spirit In her communiiv by
contributing 10 Mrs. Minnie Fulton.
who recently lost everything she
had by FIRE Mrs. Parks also vie
tied Mrs. Minnie Smiley. " Albion
Mich. last Monday 10 further con-
tinue her missionary work Mrs
Smiley has been paralyyed since
1913. Too much can not be said
OF her good works
Mrs. Mozell walker still remains
IN and has been quite sick E.n-
courage The sick by visiting them
and offering accommodations Even
card will cheer them
The joint program sponsored hv
The NJ Zion Rapts' and Church ~
God Missionary societies was in
spiratIonal Visiting ministers
present included The Revs Moore.
$. J. Johnson. A. p. Martin and n
McBroon OF Columbus. Ohio field
missionary. The speaker was the
Rev. A. Il Martin Invocation WAS
offered by the Rev Mr.. Johnson,
scripture reading the Rev Mir
Moore. Mrs. Maud Washington was
chairman OF The Church OF God. and
Mrs. Bessie Hinton, president OF
The Mt Zion church.
A program will ne held At Inlon
Baptist church SUNDAY afternoon.
Nav a. three O'Clock IN hehalf
OF The Douglass Community center.
colored Mrs. Hunter ~ chairman
The Rev s 4 Johnson. pasior.
The Rev. " NcRroom ran a
three DAYS meeting ~ The Church
of God. aif Williams street The
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
HIGHLAND PARK
NEWS

The FOLLY Twelve club. ~ High
land Park gave party saturday
night. az he home 81 Mr. and Mrs.
Walton, l5e2 Ford avenue Three
prizes were given hrsf award being
captured by Miss aps ~ Pass-
dena second. J.. Young ~ La
belle avenue third Mrs J. Jones.
o, Goodwin street The party was
great success q White and
w Collins we're present. also
great many other guests " Will
ans IL president ~ The club $.
l.url secreiar'; = !. Walton.
treasurer
Mr. and Mrs. Nike Jackson.
iinls Lincoln avenue Highland
PARK announce The engagement ~
their daughter Miss Rernice lack
son 10 Roher Rrown SOS LABEL.
The Young man is Tho son ~ NJ.
and Mrs Charles Brown. ~ Jamsi-
CO. Ny Tho marriage II sched-
uled 10 iake place or June -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
PONTIAC news
By '. 7. HarrI.

Mrs Nerns Austin and Miss III
anna sims I.ull street returned
from Texarkana, Texas. last week
whore they had been visiting FOR
several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Young has
moved from Branch street 10 their
home on Gillespie street.
Mrs. william sykes South
Boulevard. is III.
Mrs. Catherine Toliver Franklin
Road. died April %. She had been
Ill since February. Born in Gin
ton. La. Mrs. Toliver came 10 Pom
tiac in 1922 from Chicago She was
the widow OF Arthur Toliyer ST.
John ME- church member. Suryiv-
ing are three daughters. Mrs Mary
Minor. Pontiac: Mrs. Sarah Jones
New Orleans. Mrs Victoria col
Inns, Los Angeles; and one son,
Frank Toliver. Beaumouni Tex.
Funeral services were hold from
81 John Church. MAY .. ~ two
O'Clock Burial was in Oak Hill
cemetery.
The anniversary ~ Trinity Bap-
tist church will begin May IS,
MAY breakfast will he held IN tho
home 81 Mrs Cora carrie Nav IL.
on Jackson street, for the senior
choir OF Newman ANE church
The Rev. John Powell pastor OF
Macedonia Baptist church. spoke
On The Gill OF God AT The morn
ing services. SUNDAY. The men
held program Al SIX o'clock The
Senior choir sang AZ eight O'Clock
The pastor ~ New Hope Rap'ist
church spoke on "Our Salvation
SUNDAY morning The Rev. Thomas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-05-06
Inkster lettings

The Imperial Art and Literary
club met Wednesday night, at the
home OF Mrs. Carrie Ford .9i4
Hickory street. Mrs. w. NJ. Binion
presided. After the business hour.
a delicious chicken dinner was
served. Those present included
Mesdames b. l.. Holloway Alberta
Lewis. Bell Baker. Tlberiha steele.
Beatrice Cartwright. BESSIE Perry,
Beatrice Payne, Willie Burden, Lee
ona Goodson and The hostess.
The Pastors Aid board was serv-
ed deliberately Monday afternoon. by
Mrs. Rose Gray. at her home on
Moore street. Mrs. Florence Me-
Clearer is president OF the board.
The Silent Workers certainly
were not silent Saturday evening,
at the home OF MIR. and Mrs. Fra
sier. as they served chicken din
ners. INDUCED in games and were
entertained At the plano by Daisy
Glover. Miss Robbie Brooks and
her fiancee were also present. Miss
Brooks Is the attractive niece OF
Mrs. c. Rodgers.
This weekend will he filled with
local social events. The Senior
prom al tire high school auditorium
Will be held; also the I.egionaires
affair at Paradise hall; the Lady
Elks bridge dinner at Mrs. Ger
trude Lees home. William Danley
will be entertained by a group OF
men at birthday stag, Saturday
May G. his sixty-sixth birthday.
His daughter. Mrs. W. NJ. BlnIon
will be hostess.
The Rev A. ID. Evans preached
a fine sermon Sunday morning. and
the choir was excellent. LET Mt.
Zion an anthem. was sung and
warmly praised. Mrs. Rose Mary
Simmons soprano soloist and FIR
nest Pace. tenor soloIst. were fea-
iured. one accession was made to
the church.
Attorney Herbert Dudley. OF De-
troit. was guest at the morning
service at Smith chapel AME ,
Women's Day will be observed at |
Smith chapel on Mothers Day. by
the Deaconess hoard. Mrs. Sarah
COwans is chairman; Mrs. Rose |
Simmons. directress.
A play entitled. "Wagglng Ton
CUES" will be given At Smith Chap
81. on the evening of May IL. Mrs
Eloise Evans IL directress. The
cast includes Aenes Davis. Mrs
Maud Andera. Mrs. Rhunette Bur
gen. Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson. Mrs.
Annie Mae Johnson. Miss Ruth De-
foe and Mrs. W. NJ. Rinlon.
The Home Economics and Civic
club met with Mrs. NJ. Keller. Fri
day afternoon. Mrs \. J. Morris
presided. After the business hour.
delicious refreshments were served.
Mrs Margaret Allen viii be the
next hostess.
II YOU haven't your child's birth
certificate. write 10 The Depart
ment OF Health az Lansing and Sc
rure II. Your child must have II.
10 enter school next fall
The Ladies' Council Of Clubs will
meet. next Tuesday Al the home ~
Mrs. r. s. Perry. Mrs. Ethel ssr- j