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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-11-02
| NORTH REDWOOD
IPRANKSTERS GET
SURPRISE TREAT
By Mrs. o. w. Simondet

North Redwood - Halloween
pranksteers on their annual tour
iInis year were given a surprise
when George Evert invited cher
into his home, treatsd them te
candy and requested them to D.
quiet near there sue to the, illness
of his neighbor, Mrs. A. G. Trade
well who has been confined to hei
bed several months.
Mrs. Anton Becker attended 8
lquilting party at the Mrs. San.
lStellmaker home at REDWOOD
Falls Wednesday afternoon.
Tuesday dinner guests OF Mr.
ana Mrs. w. M. Sonnners were
Mr.. and Mrs. q. F. Knudson anc
| DIR. and Mrs. j.. c. Budik Of Red
wood Falls.
| Gail and Melvin Hewett left
Tuesday for CCC camp, having
been here to attend the funeral
of their father.
Pupils of Grace Dahms' room
enjoyed Halloween party ir
! the school basement Tuesday af-
ternoon. They appeared in cos
tunes. Shirley Stancer as "Little
Red Riding Hood" received ths
| prize. Miss Frederickson's pupils
also enjoyed a party Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard TrapT
and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. l
Albertson of Sanborn were call,
ers at the William Vierling home
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Sponauglt
| and Darlene and Charles Spon'
augle went to Minneapolis Sun,
day to visit Cecil Rider at thu
University hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Draegel
were callers at Olivia "Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Kenneth Greenslit of Nor.
ton was a guest of Mrs. r. Scoat,
es Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William HoskeI
of New Ulm visited relatives here
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Zumwinkle
of Morton accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. j. p. Gaffney lief
Thursday for Petersburg, N. D.
Fairview, Mont. and other place:
lin the west.
Mrs. Sarah Lehman spent the
weekend at the Harry BurdicE
home in Redwood Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Miller OF
Rochester were guests of Mr.. anc
Mfrs, Westerhouse over the
weekend.
Mrs. Fay Castle was confined to
her home with illness last week.
Mrs. Margaret Ruhl moved to
Redwood Falls Saturday.
| Viola Frederickson spent the
weekend at her home near Nor
gan and with her sister Mrs
Elmer Schultz near Springfield.
The E. L. c. E. entertained the
young people at a wiener roast al
the L. G. Taubert home Tuesday
evening.
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ShOwerssan Parties
Given in BrOOkville
By Mrs. O. Bloemke

Brookville- Ted Klabunde,
Mrs. Clarence Schultz and Esther
Kranz were hostesses at a parcel
shower at the Klabunde home Tor
Ruth Bast Friday afternoon
About 20 neighbors and friends
were guests. Miss Bast, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bast, will
be married Friday afternoon at
st. Paul's Lutheran church in
Springfield to Arthur Clock, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Clock
of Hanska.
Donald Rose of Duluth is visit
ing relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rose were
guests at the Frank Gulke home
at Sobden Sunday evening.
Ben Bloemke of Morgan called
at the Otto Bloemke home Mon
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbert Rose are
the parents of daughter born at
the Sleepy Eye hospital last Tues
day.
Donald Klabunde of Mahnomen
is visiting at the Ted and Carl
Klabunde homes and with other
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Sandman
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. 0. Sandman
and Ivan of Evan were Sunday
dlnner guests at the George Rose
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Haight
of Des Moines visited at the
Frank Sheffield home Monday.
Frank Sheffield accompanied a
carload of fat cattle to the Chi
cago markets Monday evening.
He expects to visit short time
with relatives there for returning.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pautzke and
family ara Alvina Hacker of
Burnstown, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Pautzke and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. c. A. Renmert and MIR. and
Mrs. Arthur Bielen and Burdett
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sandman
Sr. of Springfield were dinner
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
harm Baker in honor of Mrs.
Bakers father George Pautzke
VINO celebrated his birthday Oct
ober rs. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Pautzke have been making their
nome with their daughter due to
the i'll health of Mrs. Pautzke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Werner Jensen
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
White of Sanborn and Mrs. H.
3. McNall of Sleepy Eye left for,
jamestown, N. d. to visit with
another son-in-law and daughter
OF Mrs. McNal, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lloyd Anderson. Mr.. Jensen and
Mr.. White will also look after
farming interests in Montana be-
fore returning home.
Arthur Clock and Ruth Bast
visited with his parents, Mr.. and
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morning. Sponsors were Harold
and Marie Schroeder of Nicollet
and Marvin Fitzner of CORTLAND.
M. and Mrs. Ben Cohen and
Harriet motored to Marshall Sum
day where they were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John Fischmanr. 81:
M. and Mrs. Rockwell Smith
of Minneapolis spent the weekend
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
H. Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Southmayd
motored to Sioux Falls Sunday
where they attended a Young
Peoples rally at the Presbyterian
church.
Mrs. Catherine Ryan, Mrs. Leo
Gaffey and children, Patricia and
Mary Lee and Irene Taylor all of
Mankato were weekend guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Warlop.
Mrs. Otto Radach and son Rus
sell of Echo spent Sunday at the
DR.. I. F. BARLEY home.
M. ard Mrs. Erwin Schultz and
daughter Ardyce of Echo and Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Schultz motored
to Marietta Monday where they
attended the funeral of Mr.
Schultz's uncle, Alec Picker.
Henry Olson of Storm Lake
Iowa and Rev. j. P. Linn of Red
wood Falls spent Saturday at the
Mrs. Frank BerdiX home.
Those from Vesta who attended
the de-dedication of the Presby-
terrain church at Seaforth Sunday
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Truax
MI. and Mrs. E. N. Montgomery
MI. and Mrs. H. M. Mattson anc
family, Pearl Gullickson, Mrs
Frank KotvalsoMrs. Joe Kotval
M. ard Mrs. William Sickmar
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lar
son and family, Mr.. and Mrs. w
W. Shelton and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Alexander, Mrs
Frank Bendix and Ralph, Rev
and Mrs. Robert Alexander and
Bruce and David, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Sickman, Mr.. and Mrs. T
c. Meyer. Mrs. H. M. Mattson
Sidney Alexander and Nancy
Shelton. The Vesta Presbyterian
choir furnished special music al
the services. 49,.
Nj. and Mrs. Fred Viergutz and
daughter of Eucan spent. Sunday
Win her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Bauer.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Bernard Hovald were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Leo Decker and lido Viergutz
of Minneapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Crane and daughters OF
Winthrop, Fred Viergutz of Lucan
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruno, Viergutz ano
family, MIR. and Mrs. Herman
ViergutZ, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Salz-
Wedel and sons and Myra Reibe
all of Echo.
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Mrs. Herman Clock at Hanska
Sunday.
rhe North Unit members were
guests of Mrs. Arthur Krebs Mon
DAY afternoon when she enter
tanned at parcel shower in honor
of her niece, Ruth R,aSt.
Neighbors gathered at the Hugo
Kranz home Sunday evening to
help Mr.. Kranz celebrate his
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Klinker
ara family of Randall spent sew
eral days last week at the Robert
Richert and Arthur Arndt homes.
They also visited Mrs. Klinker's
brother Alois Rieble of Sleepy
Eye who is a patisnt at a New,
Ulm hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Schultz were
business visitors at Redwood
Falls Friday.
Harriet Arndt spent several
days last week at the home of her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
George Kelly near Sleepy Eye
while Mrs. Kelly stayed at New
Ulm with her brother, Alois Rte
BILE who is seriously ill.
Irene Bast of Shutdown and
Mrs. Erwin Roth and son Allen of
Minneapolis visited at the Carl
Klabunde home Saturday after
noon.
About 80 neighbors and friends
gathered at the Carl kIabunde
home Monday evening to help
| Mrs. Klabunde celebrate her
/, birthday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. William Mick and
daughter of st. Paul and Mrs.
Erwin Roth ard son Allen of
Minneapolis have been visiting at
the Ted and Carl Klabunde homes
and with Mrs. Clara Bast and
Irene. Mrs. Bast who spent sew
eral days last week in the Twin
Cities returned with them.
Friends surprised Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Jeske Friday evening with
a Halloween party in honor of Mr..
Jeske's birthday. The guests came
dressed in Halloween fashion
and the evening was spent in
| playing shafskopf. Prizes were
awarded to Mr.. ard Mrs. Emil
Winkelmann and Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Borchardt.
I Try Gazette Want Ads,
IN They Get Results!
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II. p. NELSON'S
MOTHER AND
BROTHER DIE

r. P. Nelson OF the Rochester
schools was called to Waterloo
Iowa last week by the serious
condition of his mother Mrs. Mary
c. Nelson, injured in an accident
Sunday evening. She died Thurs
day.
Services were held Wednesday
for Walter Nelson and son, Rich
ard, brother and nephew of Mr.
Nelson, who died of injuries re-
ceived in the same accident. Mrs
Walter Nelson is in critical con-
dition at Rochester hospital.
r. P. Nelson was principal Of
the Redwood Falls schools about
Is years ago.
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SHUTDOWN EVENTS
m NEWS LETTER
BY Elsie Jensen

Shutdown - Mrs. Carrie Jensen
entertained relatives from Hori-
can, Wis. over the weekend.
M. and Mrs. Milton johnson
visited at Cannon Falls Sunday.
Mi and Mrs. Senius Jensen at
tended a funeral at Evan Mon
| day.
Tonak Brothers transacted bust
ness at South st. Paul Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Werner at
tended a farewell party for Mr..
and Mrs. James Lyon near San
born Sunday afternoon. They will
spend the winter in Missouri.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arno Nielsen was baptized Sun
day and given the name Marlyn
| James. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mel
sen and James and Dorothy
Schmidt of Springfield were din
ner guests at the Nielsen home.
Mrs. Edgar Madison and son La
Moire of Storden spent the week.
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Barton
Meyer and Mrs. Anna Peterson.
Nj. and Mrs. c. D. Jensen of
Clements called on the Julius
Jensen family Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry O'Callaghan
and family entertained friends at
Halloween card party Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Rekka johnson of Evan
was visitor here Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Orville Jensen
| and son moved into the farm
| owned by William Berg, Monday.
Mrs. Anna Anderson spent
Saturday and Sunday at her home
in Sleepy Eye.
Mi and Mrs. Glen Nolde of
Sioux Falls were guests of her
aunt Mrs. Betsy Meyer Thursday.
Mi. and Mrs. Herman Tonak
drove to Garvin Friday where
they called on the Melvin Meyer
| family.
Alfred Ochs visited relatives at
| New Ulm Sunday.
Mrs. Emil Jensen and family
visited at the Nels Croft home at
Milroy Sunday.
Mrs Christina Christensen sof
Willmar who is visiting the Julius
Jensen family spent from We'd
nesday until Saturday with the
A. G. Olson family at Storden.
Mrs. B. r. Bergeson and daugh-
ter Shirley of Triumph visited
here several days this week.
| Alfred Lawrence returned to his
home at Pine River Wednesday
after several days visit with the
Lawrence and SkoW families. Ell
mer Farley who accompanied
him will be employed here pick
ing corn.
William Tonak visited with the
Ben Christensen family at Red
wood Falls Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Walter Basel and
son Ellis of Strandburg, S. D. and
| M. and Mrs. Bernard Kastner of
Revere were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Tonak.
| Emil Jensen returned Saturday
from Excelsior Springs, Mo. where
he went to consult doctors.
Joyce Thorston celebrated her
twelfth birthday Sunday at a
party. The afternoon was spent
playing games and Mrs. Thorston
served birthday lunch.
Julius Jensen spent Sunday af-
ternoon with L. P. Isackson at
Springfield. 1t was MIR. Isackson's
rinety-fourth birthday and a
party was given in his honor.
| MIR. and Mrs. Arnold Jensen and
Mrs. Tllda Jensen were Sunday
afternoon callers of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Liebl rear Comfrey. Their
nine year old son died Wednesday
after being sick for over year.
| The LieblS formerly lived here
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VESTA REPORTER
TELLS OF EVENTS
By Elaine Gall


Vesta-Mrs. E. N. Montgomery.
Mrs. w. S. Southmayd, Mrs. H. M.
Mattson, Mrs. Frank Berdix, Mrs.
A. D. Wyman and Mrs. William
Alexander motored to Balaton
Tuesday where they attended the
district meeting of the Mankato
Presbyterial.
Mrs. Jack Kotval entertained
the Presbyterian Ladies Aid
Thursday afternoon. Assisting
hostesses were Mrs. Frank Kotval
and Mrs. Joe Kotval.
Ormie Gold and DR.. William
Curran motored to MINNEAPOLIS
Sunday where they visited friends
and relatives. They returned
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Whittet
and Robert of Lamberton spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ross Barber.
Dr.. and Mrs. T. F. BARLEY mot
ored to Lamberton Thursday eve
nlng where he attended veterin-
arlan meeting at the Guy Van
Duzee home.
MI. and Mrs. E. A. McElrath
moved Tuesday into rooms in the
w. w. Shelton home. MIR. and Mrs.
A. j. Potter will move into the
house left vacant by the Noel
rathS next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Els are the
parents OF a girl born Friday.
Mrs. Erwin Kremin entertained
the Lutheran Ladies Aid in the
church basement Thursday after
noon.
Marlin Marvin Harold Fitzner,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Waldemar
Fltzner, was christened at the St.
Johns Lutheran church Sunday
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Jidda, Saudi Arabia, To Be
Elroy Alexaaader's Address

Their destination somewhere
east of Suez, Mr. and Mrs. Elroy
Alexander left the Redwood Falls
home of Mr.. Alexander's parents,
DR.. and Mrs. G. A. Alexander
Wednesday.
Young Mr.. Alexander, an attor-
Ley with Standard Oil of Califor-
mia and Texas Corporation, has
accepted a position in the near
East. His first station will be at
Jidda, Red Sea port in Saudi
Arabia. Then he may be trans
ferred to India, Egypt or the
Dutch West Indies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander came
from their home in New Orleans
Saturday for brief farewell visit.
Now they're on their way to San
Francisco via Dallas where they
were married. After conference
with company officials in San
Francisco Monday, they'll leave
for New York to sail November
rs on an American Express boat.
Crossing the Atlantic and trav-
cling the length of the Mediter-
raneon, they'll enter the Red Sea
through the Suezscanal. Jidda is
situated not far from Mecca, holy
city of the Arabs.
A paternalistic government I'M
der King Ibn Saud, Arabia, leased
1875, 900 square miles of oil lands
to the American company in 1888
and 10000 more last May.
An article in Life of August 81,
says that when Standard Oil en-
gineers started prospecting there
in 1888 they grew full boards, and
put on the flowing headdress and
robes of the country since men
who looked like Europeans were
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in danger of being killed as in
fidels in Islam's noliest land.
Americans homes there are air
conditioned-in the desert the
temperature is lis degrees-and
they drive cars with doughnut
tires wrapped with betting for
traction in the loose sand.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
HIGHLAND PARK
by HAZEL cULrEPPER
~ Luke ANE

Splendid service was held az ST. Luke
AME church Sunday. Dee 20. The pas
tor. tho Rev. Mitchell Culpepper de-
li,ersd an awakening sermon on the
theme Let US so and see. taken from
the text Luke s:i6.
Al % pm. the Christmas program
was presented. Presents were given 70
more than one hundred persons. Hazel
Culperper ard James parham we're IN
charge
The womens Mite Missionary soeis-
~ met Wednesday az : pm. Mrs cul-
pepper II president. Prayer meeting II
held every Wednesday az m. with
Miss J.. Hunter. leader
The Rev Nr cuipepper vas call a
20 Bay city. Mich. Wednesday 70 at
tend the funeral Of Mrs \. l.ochic.
eighty-ore years o. ago AZ her death
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Osborne and
niece Jackie motorcd 20 Chicago for the
holidays. Miss vivian Robertson mo-
torcd 20 ST. Louis sunday. Archie Tai
hot Is spending hls vacation In Chlca-
70 with relatives Tho Junior choir n
81. Luke sang christmas carols early
Monday morning up ana down the
streets.
Let US not forget the sick: Mrs NJ
Coleman. Mother shull Mrs. Pauline
Powell who IA able 20 he up again.
Please send all news 10 Hazel Gazat-
"a Culpepper.
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Allen Temple Church

The Rev. L. L. Clarke preached
al the morning service last Sunday
His subject was Good Tidings."
In the sermon the Rev. Mr.. Clarke
explained the meaning OF the birth
Of Christ and how his coming sim
plifed Christianity.
In the evening a candle light
ing service was given by the Senior
choir. Many Christmas carols we're
sung. The five o'clock service on
Christmas morning was well at
tended. also.
The church is holding its annual
watch services sunday night. Dec.
81. The enthusiastic way in which
our pastor, the Rev. W. A. Order
conducts the holiday services Is
both inspiring and practical. Ger
trude Johnson is church reporter.
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InRster Jottines
by MRS. WILLIE ". BINIo>

Many friends we're shocked 20 learn
OF the death OF Catherine Hollis. who
died Tuesday morning at sumby Me-
moral hospital.
Tire Christmas program sponsored by
the Sunday school OF Smith Chapel =
quite successful. Rosemary Simmer,
and Eloise Evans were In charge. \
few who participated Included Alice
Blnion. Elwood Payne and Ellen Holly.
Mr.. Jackson. OF Harrison road. sue
cumhed 10 pneumonia last Saturday.
Joseph Holloway r. home from tho
Ford hospital and Is rapidly improv-
ing
Mrs Gertrude Gibson. s35 Henri
street. was the Christmas Day guest Of
Mr.. W. NJ Binion and family
Mrs. Rosa Polden. Of Fa~nurn street
No. CTS OF IBPoEw; entertained the
members and friends Of the orRaniza-
ton on Christmas night beautiful
bedspread was presented to Mrs Boi-
den.
Mr.. ana Mra Arthur Mcciearen held
their annual open house on Christnas
Day az their cory home on Walnut
street some OF those present were Mr.
and Mrs Robert Boddie, % Detroit.
Rernie Buchanan, Mrs. Nellie Miller.
corine Black. Mr.. and Mrs John nm.
also OF Detroit: Mr.. and Mrs Ferguson.
~ Ypsiianti: Herbert BoKgs Atenlo.
ohio: Inkster guests Included Rev. and
Mrs. A. y. Evans Mrs Fannie Anthony.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Defoe Mr.. and Mrs
Gardner King Daisy Foster. Elmer Ice
Frank Davis. D. Griffin. Mr. and Mrs.
y. p. Williams. Mr.. and Mrs Quincy
I.aney. Willie Bintiay and NJ. and Mrs
Mcclearen.
The members OF Smith chapel IRE
sented Rev. ana Mrs Evans tho sum
OF t7 IN money and other xIfts vaiu-
ed ~ ses ~ Christmas presents
visitors ~ the home 81 the Perrys
on the Christmas Day we're: Mr.. ana
Mrs. q. G. Richardson. Or. and Mrs l.,
c. Perry OF Ypsllanti: Mr. ma Mrs
Robert Wells. Of Dearborn: Mr.. and
Mrs. James Perry and little Merit
The Dunbar Post OF the American
Legion Post No. 50. brought cheer 10
many undcrprivilcged families on
christmas Day by presenting them
The fnkster high school chorrs pre-
with large baskets % provisions.
Hrnted their annual cantata. Friday
night. December %. ~ the theatre Of
the Edison Institute in Greenfield Viz
lage' Mr.. Ford stood In the receiving
INC 70 greet the parents and members
OF the chorus
\ PTA meeting was postponed be
caus" OF teachers vacation OF two
weeks. Programs az Lincoln school
were enjoyable. zoo pounds OF candy
were given 70 the Riddles bv the fac.
school. wv
First baptist Church
Pastor a. L. Merritt preached an ei-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30
AMONG DETROIT CHURCHES
Presbyterian Church St. Paul AME Church

Last sunday the pastor. the Rev.
Henry porter. gave an interesting
TAX on Christmas hymns and Car
ols. spirituals and psalms which
have been set TO music. giving the
background OF each. Special Christ
mas music and care were sung
by the choir.
a Christmas worship service was
held by the Junior girls class at the
sunday school hour.
Sever Christmas baskets were
given TO needy families by the social
service department Of the church.
The Young Peoples society at
tended the Marian Anderson recital
az Masonic Temple in a body after
their meeting. Later they visited
many homes singing Christmas car
OILS.
Or the sick list this week are
Mrs. Swift. David, Eley. June Aus
tin. and j. l.. Henderson.
Repairs or the new church are
almost complete. Dedication cele-
bration will begin Sunday, January
y. An All Star Musicale will be
given Friday evening. Jan. &c al
which time some OF the city's out
standing talent will appear.
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CHATHAM ONT
~ e. GIBSON and X. WILLIAMS
CamDbetI ANTE Church

The Campbell AME church. ~ which
Rev e. Penny r. pastor. celebrated Sc
fiffy-fifth anniversary December IL.
The pastor nreached the onening SER
MON. At $50 pm. REV. =. Stewart. %
~ BUXTON. preached from the subject
"The Church ~ Work.. AZ $500 pm.
Rev 7 c. Rrowning. ~ Dresden. rreach-
81 from jeremiah ss what Have 7
Done" Roth messages we're Instructive
end inspirirg Rev ~ Brown and Rev.
W Burke. with their congregations. as
sisted IN the services
The Trail Rangers 81 which Richard
Henderson II the leader have increased
their number 20 fifteen members Mr.
Henderson r. 20 he commended for bis
very fine work among the boys OF the
cor, u1uritv.
The chatham coiored All Star baseball
team were banquet guests Of the Hon.
A. 81. Clair Gordon N T.. A. IN the
Community church last Friday even
Ing The ruest speaker ~ tho evening
was 4. T.. Thompson. ~ T. Mr.. Thorp-
son presented tho Western counties
Trophy Intermediates ~" trophy 20
Ton Harding MANAGER ~ All stars
Mayor T. 7. zink. Alderman T..
T.. Goddard Mavor-eiect: W. g.
ifubhel. A. Groomhridre ana other prom
inent snort lovers were present.
About fiftv were present. There were
two beautiful trophies decorating the
table
The Community church choir. under
the direction % II. A. Murphy. rre.ent-
~ the Sacred Cantats. "a King Il
Given" on Sunday. December - AZ 500
Pm.
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b. Mrs. EuseaIs o'Bannon


ARISE and lets 20 unto the Lord"
was the theme OF the Sunday morning
sermon by the Rev. III. @. Simmons pas
tor OF Brown Chapel AME church. Tho
splrit-hlled message was greatly appre-
ciated by a well attended audience.
At s;so D IN. the pastor and eonEre-
cation were guests at the Church OF
God on Adams street The Junior choir
held . successful silver tea at the
church basement In the afternoon Of
Dec. II. Al 7'so p m. the Rev. r. 9.
Brown brought the evening message.
Thursday evening at eight o'clock the
Rev. oarther Robinson and the Gospel
chorus were the guests OF stewardess
Board No. 2
Don't miss hearing Phiiilpa Schuyler
tho eight-year-oid genius OF New York
Tuesday Jan. : a, Brown Chapel AME
church.
The Rev. carther Robertson. pastor %
Second Baptist church spoke on the
theme Talking About Jesus" II was
burning message. At . .. m the song
service. sponsored by the Senior choir
from the recently purchased Baptist
standard Hymnals. was greatly enjoyed
by All
Sunday. Dec. 81 the Second Baptist
Mission cirlce OF Ann Arhor viii be
suests; tho Rev. G. w. Carpenter. guest
speaker
Many brilliant social affairs were stag
FL lately. foremost among them being
the seventh anniversary celebration OF
the Palm Leaf club held In Brown
Chapel church basement The basement
was beautifully decorated with the sea-
sons coiors which contrasted with the
beautifully coiored gowns OF tho ladies
A delicious repast was served. and all
present enjoyed a pleasant evening
Friday evening another gala affair
was given by the ladies OF tho Social
Ten club In celebration OF their eleventh
anniversary. The social was given at the
Harriet street school with more than
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-30

The closing message OF this call
endar year and the New Years
message will be delivered Sunday
morning, l0:45. subject, Gods New
Years Promise"
Watch night meeting will be held
following cantata which will be
rendered by the Senior choir, at
S:45. with Edward Merchant as di-
rector ard Mrs. Bertha Clark as
organist.
The Sunday school will convene
az the usual time with George Gar
ner as superintendent.
The Junior and SeriorAllen Chris
tian Endeayor leagues will convene
at pm. and $50 pm. with Miss
Carrie Gordon and Mrs. Iowa VIII
liams as presidents. respectively.
Topic; How Have We Used the
Year," Matt. 25:31-36.
The Rev. J. Armirius Charleston
Is minister.