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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29
PORT HURON
by Clifford Johnson

nv the pastor, whose theme was
"He Came TO Himself" scripture
reading "The Prodigal son" Mrs.
Alberta walker. former members OF
Second Baptist church. Npsllanii,
united to the church. There was a
fine attendance.
Baptismsl service will he held AZ
shiloh the second SUNDAY in May.
The willing Workers club viii
have tax day Saturday.
The Builders club under direc-
ton OF Mrs. Matte Henderson. rem
dered nice program at which
time the Rev. Mr.. Davis OF ST. Paul
AME church delivered the mes
sage. PRAYER was offered by the
Rev. MIR. Clark OF Pilgrim Baptist
church. The Gospel chorus sang
several selections. The pastor read
the scripture nile william Rush
sang solo, Love Lifted Me "
william kilgore IL church report
er.
Emmett and Minnie kilgore are
back in school after an illness.
CHATTER BOX
~ Unseen Friend
what certain girl around here
wears formal dresses 10 school
w r. W. has finally found him
a chick in saginaw SO he SAYS
what certain boy from Detroit
escorted certain port Huron girl
TO Detroit recently?
what certain hoy has been seen
peeking in windows watching girls
write letters"
What happened TO Chef at the
hght, Was II n. b
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29

we ask V. II. what happened 10
that old flame that burned so
brightly through the winter,
Al last Spring Is here and Geor-
&c Rodgers Ir.. IL searching for a
lie mate. Well girls. he's a good
cook and experienced speaker. SO
come hlther YOU gals and lend a
hand 10 romance.
Can You Imagined
Eiha Hollis with u. Campbell /.
Mary Turner with Bill Trotter.
Spencer Lemons escorting Mabelle
McDnffie: Georganna Greer talking
10 Robert Godd Robert Lee and
Rose Ann not playing around IN
church ssWaller Hardy loving Es-
tella McDuffe: Christine Mumford
not making eyes at Robert TAYLOR
Allen Rodgers getting TO first base
with Gertrude Browning: Anna
Hollis looking at Emmett Tssery :
Ruby Gadson slapping William
Goss' face. Gretha Boone. making
a play for Walter Bates: Rose
Stone without that shy look al
Dewey Turner.
Well. III he with you next week
CONTINUE 10 read the Tribune.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29
SIants OF Ybsilanti
BY Mrs. RugenIa 0'Bannon

The Sunday school OF Brown
Chapel AME church IL doing splen-
did work under the leadership OF
Lewis Freeman. superintendent.
There are classes for all ages THE
Master Potter" was the theme dis
cussed by DR. Ida Mae Myller. the
noted evangelist who conducted a
series OF meetings which closed
Sunday. April a.
"A Good Credit" was the morn
ing theme discussed by the Rev.
CARRIER Robertson 10 the overflow
congregation at Second Baptist
church. one accession was made 70
the regular membership, The Sun
day school OF Second Baptist Is
growing rapidly under the supern-
tendence OF George Hamilton. The
revival meetings IN progress have
proven quite successful with sew
eral converts and many being re-
claimed
The Gospel quintet rendered serv-
Ice at ampbell Chapel AME church
sunday az pm me rev H. =.
Rrown brought the message. spir-
ilual sermon. from Tolerance.
Pastor and Mrs Robertson and
mother. also the Rev and Mrs. g.
W Carr We're present
Eugene Williams GO. and Elmer
Robertson. ~, both employees OF
The city Gas department. were over
come by gas fumes while working
in a ditch Friday April 10 al ll.l5
am The victims were saved
through the use OF the two-man IN.
halstor provided by the Greer Fun
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29

The Rev l.. l.. Lemons. pastor OF
The Second baptist church. spoke
Sunday. April % ? pm. at the New
Salem Baptist church 223 8. Cam
den street. South Bend, Ind Ills
service was in interest % the La
dies Financial Organization OF st
Johns Baptist church. leOi I.isIon
sireet. the Rev. G ] Seehree. pas
tor. Works and Faith was The
theme OF the Rev. Mr.. Lemons dis
course
The Rev. 8 Robert Burt. assist
ant pastor OF the Second Rapiisi
church Of Niles. spoke at the Great
or Friendship church. OF South
BEND. the Rev. Mr.. Davis pastor
list sunday Ills theme was
Strength"
Miss Colona Hurd OF southern
Illinois is now residing with hei
mothers at eOl Tenth street. Niles
Mich. She IL making her home
here due TO The recent death OF heI
father. the Rev. Mr. Hurd We are
glad 10 have Miss Hurd a. resi-
dent OF our city.
BE sure 10 read The Tribune each
week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29
CONANT GARDEN
BY ]. |. Kemp

Mrs. Alberta Wheeler, OF Chaita-
nooga. Tenn. il visiting her sister,
Mrs. Matte Hamilton OF Norwood
street.
The Derricotte Homemakers
club Is giving a fashion show and
dance az the YWCA Friday. April
%. Many OF the local folk are par
ticipating.
little Bernlce Taylor OF KlInger
street entertained a number OF her
friends at birthday party Satur-
day, April %. A good time was had
by all.
Tie Usher board OF Vernon Chap
Ell church is presenting the Rev. /.
S. Smelling and his choir OF Mon
roe, Mich, Sunday, May : at $3.50
pm. The ladies and men ushers OF
Ebenezer will be present
Please send all news TO 1850
Kllnger or telephone Townsend
7-44S3.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29

eral home. Messrs. williams and
Robertson had gone 10 make new
gas connection from the main pipe.
As soon AZ they were revived suf-
Recently they were taken 10 Beyer
Memorial hospital where artificial
Inhalation for Mr. Williams was
continued no heing the worse on.
Both are reported doing fne, though
still remain IN the hospital
The NAAcf held SO regular
meeting Thursday evening AZ the
Church Of God on Adams street
Petitions were circulated 70 secure
signatures supporting the federal
anti-lynching bill.
Or. J.. G.. Perry attended the an
nual convention Of Michigan State
Dental society held Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday in Detroit a.
The Stafler hotel
Mrs cornelia Lewis mother ~
Elder David Goofch, was iaken 70
The County hospital Tuesday. sur
ering another stroke
iAiile Lowell and Laurence Ferry.
.Ir spent The week END IN Detroit
visiting their uncle, Frank Hay
wood
SAM Davis MAS rushed to he hos
ptal Wednesday April TO- Mr.. and
Mrs s Armstrong Mrs G Rod
erick are also on the sick lisi
Mrs. Ethel Neelv and Mrs Burn
adefte walls attended he funeral
and burial NJ iheir father John
Thomas held In Detroit Wednes-
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Inkster lettings
By Mrs. w. VI. BIulon
observation-disclosures

terly conference was held at Wo-
mack Temple. The Rev j. NJ naru.
cite. presiding elder 81 the Detroit
district. praised the choir ~ tho
church for It's fine showing az st
Johns IN Detroit. during the meet.
Ing OF the recent choir union, April
|13.
The WOmack choir has made
great Improvement, under direc-
tion OF Mrs. T.. sargent
The Rev. MIR. Rarneite preached
the morning sermon. subject. The
Lord Is with us.' Isaiah 7.lh II
was A forceful message.
A delicious dinner was served Al
The church. following the morning
service. Mrs. NJ Henderson and
Mrs. c. Thomas we're IN charge.
The afternoon service was car
ried out by The Rev r. r. Jones.
Of Beulsh Baptist church. and his
excellent choir. The Rev. Mr. Jones
preached an inspiring sermon.
The Rev. l.. X. Fews. pastor OF
Womack. extends TO all hearty
invitation to attend services al his
church
u. h sargent Il church reporter,
Social Clab
The Social Sophistlcates save 4
splen did tea last Friday.
II was an ENJOYABLE AFFAIR. The
meeting was postponed until next
Friday. when the session will he
held Al the home Of Miss Stella
Lyons. Next Saturday. the club
will sponsor dance at Paradise
hall.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29

presented quite a fine picture. Mrs
Stone was lovely In black taffeta
with red corsage and black and
silver slippers and white gloves
James Lewis assisted the pariici-
pants on and off the stage Fred
Green was usher. Blaine Moore as
sisted IN serving the refreshments.
Others al the serving table includ-
ed Mrs. Inez wright. Mrs. Ethel
Roberts, and Mrs. Hattie Ingram.
Others present were: Mrs. Edna
Allen. soprano: Floyd Matthews,
baritone; Charles Husband. tenor:
Mrs. Susie McGee. soprano; Miss
Bernice Brockington. viOlinist !;
Mrs. Brockington, pianist; Mrs.
Sleet. reading Mrs. Frances Logan
and Mrs. Hunter accompanies.
After remarks by Rev. and Mrs.
stone. Mrs. Pettiford OF AME
church made the presentation OF
a beautiful basket OF flowers 10
The couple Cake and rose petal Ice
cream were served in 4 color
scheme OF pink and white. The
committee in charge included Mrs.
Sleet. Mrs. Lewis. and Mrs. Fetch
or. Rev. and Mrs Stone thank all
who helped make the affair a sue
cess.
Mrs Ella Tam. OF Chicago. Is
here visiting her sister-in-law. Mrs.
Sleet. Friends hope she Will spend
the summer IN this city.
Rev Martin has gone TO Spring
Held. Ohio. to attend The confer
ence az the Church Of God.
Mrs Ethel Allen has returned TO
I,llewild to furnish her new cot
iage
Two members Joined Friendship
church. sunday: namely Mckinley
Lee. Jr.. and Susie MCGEE.
Mrs ~ Sleet is forming a junior
choir. The group Is doing fine work.
All children with vocal talent are
invited to join.
The Wonder ~ quartet will pre-
sent a program on the first sunday
afternoon. May Z 3 y. m. at Lincoln
school The public is invited. II. l.
Porter is manager; J. Brown. see
rotary.
Little Willie Lee Porter celebrat-
ed her tenth birthday. April 81. by
giving party at her home. Present
at the affair were; Estella and Eli
zabeth Ewing. Donald and Joyce
Seaton. Dorothy and Doris Bennet.
Janet Taylor. May Frances Rhode.
Shirley Lewis and sister. Dorothy
Roberts and sister. Annie Bell Mel
ton, Deloris Gill
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29

The musical tea sponsored by the
College club, Sunday afternoon, at
the Douglass Community center,
was quite a success. There was no
admission fee. but silver offering
was taken.
Last Monday evening. the Ten
Ks club, composed OF a group OF
young girls. sponsored in conjunc-
tion with the Building Fund COM
mittee. Riddles party" at the
Douglass Community center. II was
we'll attended. Many interesting
games were played and refresh
ments served.
The Girls unit sponsored their
monthly card party at the Doug
lass Community center. Prizes for
both men and women were award
ed. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Praetorius. OF the kalama-
700 Engraving company, spoke to
the Camera club at the Douglass
center last Thursday evening. A
large group OF camera fans were
present.
The Community chorus will pre-
sent The first In series OF spring
and summer concerts. May 3. al
the AME church. In musical ex-
travaganza, directed by Miss Fora
Barnes.
Les chic Cheres club will spon-
sor Daughter and Mother ban
quet Al the Douglass center, Thurs
day evening. May 4. Tickets are on
sale.
The College club will present an
inter-racial program at First Pres
byterian church. sunday, April 80
at $50. j. II. Evans will speak.
Mrs. l. Hin Is i'll al her home.
A hfg Nav dance will be held NJ
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29
END NEWS
BY Julia VI. Turner
East Lake Baptist Church

Sunday School was opened al
93O Sunda morning, April 20 by
the superintendent. The lesson was
Paul Wins Recognition For Gen
tile Christians
The Rev. Mr.. Gadson spoke at
the morning service from the text
Matt. 25:lO subject. CLOSED Door.
In his inspiring sermon he brought
forth the strong point and sad pic
ture OF the day OF death and the
last judgement TO his hearers.
At3 D. m. the Rev. Mr.. Dunn and
his congregation rendered service
under the auspices OF the Mission
AIRY society OF East Lake.
The Senior choir rendered a mu-
steal program at 1880 y. m. Each
auxiliary took part In the program
which was enjoyed by all present.
The Usher board OF East Lake
will sponsor an entertainment Sat
urday. April 20 at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Rodgers, so Ten
nessee. The community Is cordially
invited.
The nth Progressive Community
club held it's regular semi-monthly
meeting Saturday. April % AZ the
clubhouse. 9S5 Tennessee. An en-
couraging talk was made by the
president. Milton Wills. The club
went on record for sending let
ter OF protest to the congressman
OF this 18th district in Washington
urging his support OF the anti
lynching bill. The club members
were clated at receiving a reply
from the congressman stating that
the bill would have his full support
IL and when 1t Is brought before
the House. The clubs next meeting
will he held Saturday. May IL. All
members are urged TO he present.
With These Youngsters
II is rumored that certain Mr..
]. w has been seen escortinG a
Miss V. a new resident OF the East
End and formerly OF Philadelphia,
to all Of the church affairs. Now
II was told to MS. hut he's letting
no grass grow under his feet and
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Metropolitan baptist Church

Metropolitan Baptist Church
Metropolitsns Sunday school
met at $50 am. with'a large at
tendance. Devotional service was
held at II am. The scripture read
was Ezekiel 7:la.
The Rev. Sterlion G. Jones
preached from the text Ezekiel
1910, subject -Four Types OF the
Church and Faces" A splendid solo
was rendered by Mrs. Morris.
Visitors were Mrs. Josephine
Smith, Harry Robertson. Allan
HAYES. the Rev. Mr.. Mcdonald, col
man Floyd, Chester Marten. VIII
liam Rush.
MIR. Miller "A faithful member OF
Metropolitan church. passed away
Saturday, April % at pm. AT his
home.
Funeral services were held We'd
nesday at $3.50 pm. from the Met
ropoliian church.
vi. Olive Baptist Church
The morning and evening serv-
ices were we'll attended at Mi Olive
Baptist church. Sunday. April %
"Old Marks was the theme dis
cussed in the morning and stand
ing on the Word was the subject
OF the evening message.
Mrs. Frank Turner. who received
telegram Saturday OF The death
OF her mother IN Washington. DC.
was unable TO go because OF her
injured arms. Mrs. Turner Is inn
proving. however
shiloh Baptist Church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29

sunday. the Rev. Moses
A. II 49, me pastor OF vinsor
Eilns".,'u E church. preached from
ca'p ,.,, aI Luke ga. subject. The
be 'r r,,,b The Senior choir rem
~ ''r.d the music. -. p.v ~.
ss =. the afternoon. the Key. m, Mr.
.. y and his choir were invited
Nln''1 no gnesis of the Rev. Mr.
y y naslor Of Turner Chapel, IN
poi's e,.n,sns AT their quarterl,
" ace also held on the same
's sI'"eon. MANY attended.
'n -. Young people OF the church
!. y, ,hsir AcE league session at
i'a Miss Thelma Williams is pres
dent n Of Al nm thu
9a ~. choir m yinson Chapel rem
s'ny' musical program at zior
ou.u chnrfh. for the benefit oil
rap, uomsns iuh.. The women ant
". y. men have IN a contest 10 rais'
%, ul'a !. for completion OF the churcf
buIldlnE h,ro, had a,
40, last sunday morning. Mr.
n nv, Of lnhs'cr who rendered sew
~, .rlrlnals He was accompa
~ wv. nov W. J. Pittman preached
.,,snirine sermon Sunday morn
-. ~ large congregation. sub
,. .' The crown Of I.ife." Am IONS
4. visitors present were; Mrs
,...is Williams and the Rev. Mr.
w..lsr. Deirou and Mr.. and Mrs
n,vis Of Inks'er
mo Rev ". II. whoey, pastol
a Zion Rapfis church. preached
'oouenilv 20 a large congrega'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29
News and Views of kalamazoo
BY Julius {. Baker

Alden beach, Campbell lake. May 3.
Music will be furnished by Shug
Nowlin's orchestra.
What about a few advertisements
from Kalamazoo, now and then?
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Manuel re
Gently attended the wedding OF Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Bradley. OF Marcel
lus. Mich.
The Twin Six Bridge club met
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams.
Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs.
James wares and Mr.. and Mrs.
Roeque Fuentes were evening
guests. The first prize was won by
Mrs. j. Ware.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Bradley and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. william Am
pey. OF Paw Paw, Mich, Mr. and
Mrs. G.. Robinson. OF I.awton. Mich.
and Mrs. {. Ampey. OF Paw Paw,
We're sunday guests OF Mrs. s.
King. OF Oak street.
Mrs Sybil Winburn and daugh-
ter Virginia. OF Grand Rapids. were
Sunday visitors at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. ]. W. Baker. Sr., OF Har-
, rison street.
Henry Baker, Bernie Warheld
Harriet Earl. Ora Russell. Mr. and
Mrs, Ronald Haiihcock. +. McMick-
ems. r.. Hsithcock, and Carl J Bak-
or were visitors In Battle Creek
last Sunday.
Harlem Hits And Bits
2. H. What did you ask GER.
tain boy. Friday night?
J.. s. Were you going to check
your school work?
X u SO you think the girl Il
yours:
w Sim afraid the masquerade
IFS over.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29
Mt. Clemens Notes
by Sarah Ellen nm

ton. Sunday afternoon, at the Min
listers Union meeting at Turner's
Chapel. The Rev. Mr.. Dozier Is the
| president.
The Macomb County s. s. union
will be held at Vinson Chapel AME
church. May Z. All are welcome.
A. Hockaday is general superlntei-
dent.
The death OF the late Marshall
Brown. who passed away here sud
denly last Thursday morning, Is
deeply regretted by local citizens.
He was a faithful member OF Turn
er Chapel church. also the Macomb
County q. $. union, and was inter
ested In the welfare OF young peo.
pie. The funeral was held last Sat-
urday. from Turner's Chapel. Sur
viying are his widow and father
and three sons, also other rela-
tives.
The Thespian Modernette club
met at the home OF Miss Ruth
Bucks. April 20. Marie Drewry is
president; Doris Noll. secretary.
Miss Leola Williams, OF Quinn
road, gave a delightful social at her
home last Friday night. Out-of-
towners present included Rufus
Palmore. Johnny Palmore. Sammy
Stewart and Ozander Stevens.
Miss Marie Drewry and Miss
Ruby Austin visited the Mayfair,
in Detroit. Sunday.
Local citizens who attended the
Quartet unions meeting Sunday at
Russell Street church. Detroit,
were Mr.. and Mrs. phennissee Hall,
Mr. and Mrs. Watson. Altha Hill,
Doris Noll and Clarence Leyerette
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29

we're dinner guests ~ Mr. and Mrs.
H. Hawkins. SUNDAY
The Rev " =. Hunt and his
choir were guests OF The Rev : s
Harris IN Ra'Ne creek. sunday
afternoon
Citizens ~ Alblon have been on
fertaincd FOR the pas week hv Miss
Brisco. 2 Gospel singer a. Bethel
Bapis' church
George Cameron college stu
dent, spoke sunday a. 'he AME
church on me ihcme china
Nj and Mrs Sam Wall had ~
their guests sunday. VIII Wall ~
cleveland Mrs tarrie Eaton. and
Era ~ Lansing
Young Folks Chatter
joe and Niser where did YOU
60 THURSDAY mrh's
Can romance he blooming be-
tween !. 6 and NJ 90 We wonder
lis all over hetwsen me Deacon
and . That CAM 20 'rie. VI "
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29
ROSEVILLE

NJ. Luxe AVE thurtu
The 10;45 am. service at 81.
Luke was largely attended last
Sunday. Mr.. aud Mrs. James
Meathers we're present aud sang
beautifully. Mrs Weathers acted
as organist. ia the absence Of AIRS.
Hollis. The pastor. the Rev. Mr.,
Smith. preached from Psalms 81;
1918.
At 3 pm. Mrs. Braxton and Mrs
Smith were on program &C First
Baptist church.
Mrs. u. Johnson Of Good Hope
Baptist church. was a visitor at st,
Luke last Sunday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29

The Rev. NJ. II. Rhonenee and choir
OF Quinn Chapel AME church,
Flint. Mich. will conduct the serv-
ices in the afternoon.
Miss Viola Smith. young evan
gelist. will begin two-week reviv-
AL Sunday night.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-29
SAGINAW
r, Mrs. VI. Toomey
WI. olive baptist

r,tins bis ext from Gen. 8:
40. tho Rev. W. G.. Wilson used
a hIs subject, The Garden OF
Eden and Inc wilderness" at the
nam service sunday. Out OF this
massage came vital points which
rsrs helplnl 10 both Christian and
sinner The speaker pointed out
m, me Garden OF Eden repre-
.sr,s tho early age or innocent
,,,ss while lie wilderness repre-
,sni, tho later wears that come in
Ne and carries us away from the
Eden. only through hard strug-
fsuill We rciirn 10 God said the
speaker.
At tho 7.S0 p m. service the pas
Tor preached from the subject "Ev-
Or Ready. feNi fph. 6 IS. Ii was a
timely MESSAGE A large number
Of visitors were present including
the Rev. and Mrs. Carter OF Bay
Civ and Mrs Henrietta Cant OF
Flint. one member was taken into
tho church
The SUNDAY school had a large
attendance. The lesson was dis
cursed with mich interest.
Tabernacle Baptist
ne Sunday school OF Taber-
ricls church il making rapid prog
rss with The supedintendence OF
wv. Ponder
Pastor Jones preached 10 an over
flow audience sunday morning
from the suhiecl The Greatness OF
God The church has n drive on
io' 1000 with The men against the
vomen. Mrs May Belle Jordan is
captain oyer Tho men. and Albert
Williams y captain over the wom-
On The women club Is called the
Hard To Hes' club Both sides
srs working hard
The Young people OF the Chris
tar center pal render a radio pro-
srm a. 81 pm. April 80. Mrs.
" Toomev s director.
The Rev p Realty OF Tear
iins. T'sas preached a wonderful
sermon AZ 'le evening service us
ing Tor = saNiect Look On Us"
l'ri, Acis
Beihel AMF
"Dangerol. Roads was the sub
lect OF he ''l, impressive and in
s'uc'lye message delivered by the
h'v Mr. pwO pastor OF Bethel
AVE church sunday morning. In
m' evening 10 pastor and choir
conducted seryices AZ Quinn Chap
" fi'n' M'sh. In absence OF the
rHor' Fier Hayes delivered the
'enlns message at Bethel. The
'aalor choir rendered music.
IA enthusiastic audience herald
" me Rev Glenn T. Settle. or
s'nl1er and narrator OF the wings
W.T. Jordan who were presented
y VO0cefi a he Saginaw city au-
r ..r under auspices OF Bethel
AAE church.
, s0a' members OF Bethel, and in
~snlally The only colored. took
~. IN me annual spring concert
"a me SAGINAW civic chorus.
. .,'''l Bowman. drummer, as
' 's,ea The singers In IL love a pa
sappaf Npril 20 promises 10 he
s - day A. Bethel. II will mark
y. close ~ The rally between the
1'a end women OF the church.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to take this opportuni-
ty to express our thanks to those
friends of ours who by various tok-
ems extended their sympathy to US
in the loss of our dear mother, De-
liza Burt, who left US a few days
ago to go to her Eternal Rest. Such
thoughtfulness is always helpful
and most comforting.
Mollie Cheek, Daughter.
Tela Burt, Son.