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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28
Mt. Vernon Baptist

A very enthusiastic congregation
was present at Mt Vernon, sun
day morning. The pastor. Rev r..
]. Scott, preached from Gen. $50,
where art thou?"
The pastor carefully explained
how God is calling to men and
women and finding SO many abb
sent from their posts OF duty. 1t
was beautiful sermon.
AT 2 pm. the Mothers board OF
one Of the local churches present.
cd their two quartets which were
we'll received. The program was
big success.
The p. Y. p. L. OF this church
is progressing and enrolls many
jealous young people. An invita-
ton Is extended to all Young folk
OF the area.
At 3 p. M, the pastor again
preached. his text being. And
There Shall BE No Parking At Any
Time"
Sunday was club day and a good
report was made by the clubs.
Members are glad TO see Mrs.
Adolph McCullers able ~ be out
again. NJ. Green is church repor-
ter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28
Peoples Baptist

sunday School 40 Peoples Dap-
list church last Sunday morning
was well attended. O. Chillls is
superintendent.
At II a. m. tho pastor, Rev. O.
G. Thomas preached from Matt.
1l:2S-so. Come unto me. all 70
that labor" The Senior choir
rendered music Mrs. Johnnie
Reid being direcircss and organ
is,.
Members arc glad 10 report that
Deacon Miller Is convalcscinr.
also several other sick members
Of The church.
The Mission Is progressing NICE
~. More ladies are invited 10 At
tend. Mrs Maggie stone IS prcsi-
dent. The Missionary group viii
sponsor rainbow supper In
tho near future.
The city Usher hoard union will
meet At Peoples Baptist church,
sunday January ~
Friends and all visitors are well
come to worship al Peoples Bap-
tisi church
Miss Minnie Williams is church
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28
Mt. Pilgrim Baptist

a very instructive sermon was
delivered at Mt Pilgrim church
sunday morning by the pastor.
Rev. n. H. lIilson subject. THE
Armour Of Christian text L.
phesians GIL.
Sunday afternoon, an interest
ing lesson was discussed by The
Il. y. T. T. Many Young people
wcro present.
sunday night. q lovely program
was rendered by the Standard
quartet. assisted by NJ Pilgrim
Starlight quartet in honor Of club
No. ., Of which Mrs. NJ. IIilson is
president.
The first anniversary Of the
purchase Of Nj. Pilgrim Baptist
church will be celebrated sunday,
February :. \ fine proeiam will
be presented at the church. Tags
will also he on sale on the same
day. sponsored by The Pastors Aid
club, il will he Tag Day. yis-
itors and friends are welcome.
Mrs. Helen Johnson ia church
rcpnrtcr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28
Gospel Choral Union
Nv Rnhhle RInckmnn

The concert given Monday night
before the state convention OF the
Gospel Choral union was great
gospel feast. Thomas 4. Dorsey.
national president Of Chicago; Or.
A. ". Womack. national press re-
porter Of Memphis. Tenn. DR.. NJ.
u. Brown OF chatham Ont. and
John Dozicr 81 New Haven and
many others We're among the out
Of Town guests.
one Of the big accomplishments
OF this convention was organizing
OF the Iun1oR department. At > p.
M. Saturday. tho Junior convention
convened with Miss Thelma Wray
presiding and Miss Marie Smith,
vice president leading tho dcvo-
tons. II was inspiring TO hear
the young singers.
Some Of the Officers Of the Jun
Tor convention are Thclma Wray.
president. Marie Smith. LIST vice:
Ruth higgins, End vice; Nadcne
Scott. Bird vice: Rose Crawford.
4th vice: Lille Hogan recording
secretary; Mary Reuhin. cores
ponding secretary; Jeweline Davis.
treasurer: Morris Niece, state or
ganizer; Toney Lucas. state di-
rector: Gloridc Hill. Anna Midds,
Violet Smith. Frccder Taylor plan
lists; Linzy Coates Odessa Nc
Millen. scholar'thip committee:
Samuel Smith, Sloan Martin,
Charles Williams. Maryetia Vance
Mitchell, Marie Strickland, trans
portation committee.
The Michigan and Canadian Jun
Tor Gospel Choral union met In
their first business meeting OF tho
year last Wednesday night at 22f0
Aniiciam. Miss Nadene Scott pre-
sided The group voted to meet
every second and fourth Friday
nights. the former for business
and rehcarsals; aud the latter for
recilals The Juniors will meet
at 29fo Aniietam Friday night,
Jan. - 10 70 10 Second BAPTIST
Ferndalc. Mich for recital.
Tuncy Lucas. Nadenc scott,
Mary Reuben. Jerry Davis. Robcr-
ia Jones James Simmons and
Howard Patton, Jr., were elected
as reporters.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28
Christian Science

Love will be the subject OF the
l.e.son-Sermon in all Christian
Seien churches throughout the
world on sunday. January 2s.
The Golden Text Psalm se:7)
Is. How excellent Is thy loving
Kindness. o God, therefore the
children OF men put their trust
lnde, the shadow OF thy wings"
Among ne Bible citations is this
passages I John 3tlS): My little
aiidren. let us not love in word.
neither in tongue; but In deed and
10 ruth
Coise,aiive passages 10 be read
from he Christian Science text
hoek Science and Health with
Key o the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
ID. u.s.: The rich in spirit help
he poor % one grand brotherhood.
aii having ihe same Principle, or
Father and blessed Is that man
who see'h his brothers need and
pvie'h r. seeking his own In
ano'her's good
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28
St. Paul A. M. E.

Enduring LIES Tests" Will be
ne subject Of tho sermon AZ 81.
Paul sunday morning. 1875.
Forgetting Kindness will be
he srbiec, of sermon. Sunday ev-
enins. AS
The sunday school will convene
a. ? - a. m. with Vim. Robinson
as superintendent
The Junior Allen Christian En-
deavor league will convene az 5
.. ~ with Miss Carrie Jordon as
pres dent and Rev. B. p. Martin
AZ superintendent.
Ihe senior league will convene
az $50 .. M with Mrs Iowla
williams as president Topic:
Church And Our Denomination
Eph. 25-27
Rev. J. ArmInius Charleston is
pastor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28
= AMONG THE CHURCHES :.
Catholic Church

The Catholic Information Blu
reau. which is National Public
Relations agency. established by
the Archbishops and Bishops Of
the Tinted States. has opened a
local office in Detrol, in the Chan
Gerry Building. 1884 Washington
Boulevard. The office and work
il being carried on under the di-
reciion o. the Rev. c. A. Murphy.
The Na,ione. headquarters OF
The Bureau Is located at Washing
ton. d. c. and has Diocesan offices
in IS Dioceses % The Country.
The policy 8, the Bureau will
be 10 eive 10 the editors OF the
various papers through approved
representatives the highest type
q, information news service and
Information pertaining 20 Catholic
events and activities.
The Bureau has al lis command
aid from he y. c. News Service
which covers The United States
and Europe AMI Cher countries
81 The world
IN order % he ~ service 10 the
readers ot ne Detroit Tribune the
bureau Will supply religious news
and events pertaining TO and Of
special ;utcres, 70 the colored peo-
pie. Representatives OF Sacred
Heart Parish and s., Benedict the
Moor Parish viii assist the Bureau
in us work
Tie Reverend, Director, and o.
,lcers az The Catholic Information
Bureau desire 70 express their
sincere appreciation 10 the editor
o. This paper for the gracious re-
cep;ion given their representatives
her hey called and for the
splendid spirit OF good will and
cooperation manifested in the ~
yancemeut OF the religious cause.
Through ibis splendid spirit the
Bureau hopes 10 be OF real and
lasting service in the advancement
O., our coiored Citizens and pro-
noting he cause OF Interracial
Justice
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28
Macedonia Baptist

Rev. II. II Coleman, the pastor
OF Macedonia. is back home. after
having conducted very success
full meeting in Columbus. Ohio.
Sunday morning, he delivered ono
OF his most mastcrfnl sermons.
subject. THE Existence OF Mary"
text. what IS man that thou art
mindful OF him?'
The pastor beautifully cmphasiz-
cd the fact that human beings
are made I'm the image OF God,
while mems greatest desire seems
to feed their natural bodies and
neglect souls that must return 10
God. The attendance was good,
despite the inclement weather.
Sunday afternoon, the Junior
Usher board celebrated their first
anniversary Several visiting jun
Tor boards were present and as
sisted in rendering fine program.
AZ 1880 sunday evening. Pastor
Coleman delivered another SPLEEN
did message. text, John $50 How
can these things be-
Among the many Interesting
things stressed, tho speaker said;
I'VE, like Nicodemns. airs asking
The same question to-day. When
we see The budding Of the trees
In season: the sun and the moon
on duty at their appointed time.
When we see men going daily 70
the grave. yet the world seeming
TO be filled. We too wonder, How
can these things be-"
The pastor concluded by saying
that the real question Is do we
know the facts?"
The audience was very attentive
to the discourse.
You are invited 10 attend the
services at Macedonia.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28
sprinshill Baptist

Sunday morning services ~.
conducted by Rev. A. Tyner.
delivered a forceful sermon. !.
God is Love-" Rev. Wood.
unable to officiate. due to the ~
that he was injured by a r.cs1
fall and is thought to havs ~
tanned a broken rib. He "a ~ IN
OF the local hospitals. whsr.
X-ray will be taken.
Sunday night. a joint prorr.
was presented. with the r.sJ
board In church. The provr.1
which was a musicale. was ep,o,]
ed by a capacity crowd. Tss,|
on program included the rre]
Four, the Flying Eagle. and ~
Four Songster quartette. otb.r y
we're little Miss Elizabeth FulIs-
Miss Jacqueline Brown. Master =
Godbe, and sister. wessie Coll,
man.
Mrs. Margaret Griffin is on .,
sick list.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28

TIE Rev. Matthew Toomey,
stat. missionary q The Baptist
convention. vas guest speaker al
Tabernseis Baptist church. Beech
wood and Milford avenues. sun
day morning jar. -.
Preceding his sermon The Rev.
Mr.. Tocmey made hrie; intorns-
t.v. -ensrks coneernsrg his work
ever me stare Q, Michigan. Resins
ths theme ~ his discourse.
watch OF Ma: IS a. "Ws'ch
and PRAY ,hs, ys enter rot into
temptation ire spin; 7deed IS
wiiMng. ~, ne resh IS weak."
re spsaks- held INC attention a.
tie large audience w ne 77ec'i-
cal s-d sr,.rh'er'rs manner =
which re deal vi'h NJ srh'eei,
In ths course q, hs sermon Sc
Rev NJ Too1rsv sa.i
When Jesus sduoaisAe3 his
disciples - wa d. " meant most
tna' ~ $500
Cn'is''.H
'nen's.N ~
sons ~
- . - s-H'.
cscsp -
N $500
Sn'ls ~ 1900
'ea''n NJ"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28
Evangelist To Speak
AT St. Paul A.M.E.Z.

The Rev. Miss Missouri GRAY
noted evangelist OF the A. " 2
Zion church. will be CUES sneak.
or al 81. Paul 4. NJ. +. Zion church.
Beaubien and i. Palmer, Sunday.
January 20. at IL a. m.
Miss Gray has Just completed
successful revival In Akron. Ohio
aud Will rest in Detroit few
DAYS before beginning another -.
vival IN Cincinnati.
The Zion chorus will occupy ~
choir loft and render music 4.
each service AZ ST. Paul. SUNDAY
Pastor i. Il Flack his officer.
and members of the church ex.
tend welcome to Evangelis' Gray
and invite the public TO attend the
services, Sunday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28
Mr.. Hughes To Speak
At United Christian

Morris Hughes. educational adj
visor Of c. c C.. will be the main
speaker at the United Christian
church. 1891 ThIrtieth street, sun
day January % a. : p. m.
Mr.. Hughes is recognized as a
sif,ed speaker He Is being pre-
sented by the Mems forum OF the
church. OF which ". K. Woodruff
is president.
Other speakers soon 10 appear
a, the church will include Mrs.
Henry l.. Herod. national president
OF ". NJ. S. who will speak at s
p. nj. Friday. Feb. 3; also Miss
Carnella l.. Jamison. general Sec
rotary OF Missionary ORGANIZATIONS.
Roth are OF Indianapolis. Ind.
Mrs Susie Ellison is president
OF the local society OF United
Christian church.
Monday. January 80. al s p. m.
the ST. John Presbyterian church
will extend greetings. Tuesday.
January 81. at p. m. Hartford
Baptist church will join in the
celebration. wednesday. Febru-
airy /. at p. m, John Wesley A.
NJ f. Zion church Will participate:
Thursday evening February 2,
Cameron Church OF Christ.
The public is invited.
The regular order OF Sunday
service is as follows 10 a. m.
Bible school; ll:15 a. m, and S
y. m. worship; and p. m. Chris
tan EnleaYor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28
New Zion Baptist

Following the regular morn,r
devotional period, the Rev. p Fl
Mercer, pastor OF New Zion Ran
list church, 919 Alfred strss,
preached forceful message froml
Luke 22:5i. The subject derived
was "a Distant Friend"
At ? p. m. the Missionary cireis
was In charge with the Rev. y
Thomas delivering a fine sermon
The y. Y. =. U. met at $50 \
m. with nice attenda lce ThA
topic. True Greatness was dis
cussed with much enthusiasm.
The pastor spoke again a, ne
evening worship usipg the text
Ecclesiastes SIS. Twas gosp.,
message.
Visitors arc welcome to all ser
vices AZ New Zion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28
Church of Our Father
Baptist

Members and friends OF the
Church Of Our Father. Baptist.
1858 Madison street. were very
happy TO welcome Pastor Kaigler
back last sunday The Rev. Mr..
Kaigler returned home after clos
ing successful two week soul
saving meeting at the Holy Trinity
Baptist church OF Philadelphia, Pa.
He reports that seventy-four adj
diiions were made TO the church
during the revival. thirtyfour
being candidates for baptism.
Pastor kaigler resumed his Sc
ries OF sermons taken from Reeve
laiion Sunday morning by preach
Ing from the subject. THE Vic
iorious christ text Rev. 1912.
And on his head were many
crowns The speaker emphasized
that God showed John things while
on the Isle OF Patmos that will
surely come TO pass. After beauti-
ly-depicting the marriage supper
of the Lamb. the Rev. Mr.. Kaigler
explained chat the only thing
which will conquer is the word Of
God. He assured his listeners OF
The second coming OF Christ and
admonished them TO be victorious
within themselves and by all
means be faithful as Christianity
is not measured by how much one
can pay, pray or do. but how much
one can take in the way OF humili-
alton. criticism and suffering and
still serve the Lord.
At 2 p. m. the Rev. Herrod ~
the King Solomon Baptist church
delivered fine sermon in interest
% the Sunday School and n. Y. T..
T. The speaker was accompanl-
ed by his Senior choir. ushers,
nurses and official staff.
The y. Y. p. L., met al $50 p.
M Mrs. Cain, accompanied by
Mrs. Kaigler. rendered beauti-
ful solo.
The pastor spoke At 1880 p. M.
from the subject, Better Revela-
lions OF God. text. Heb. IL. Five
accessions were made 10 the
church. Beautiful music was rem
dered by the Junior choir under
Mrs. Watson.
The Pep and Popularity Rally
featuring Deacons Floyd Reed. c.
Il. Steward and Phillips, will close
sunday, Jan. 20 at y. m. al
which time the Rev. II. II. Cole
man will preach. Visitors are al
ways welcome.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28
Metropolitan Baptist

The customary interest was
shown in all OF the services at
the Metropolitan Baptist church.
54s4 Hastings street. Sunday, Jan.
22.
As usual. a large crowd OF chill
dren we're presen, 10 greet Sup
erintcndcnt l.. +. Darden and
teachers. The lesson. in The yari-
Gus classes. was enthusiastically
discussed
The morning services began with
the Nathaniel Dcit Choral choir,
under the direction of clyde An
derson. rendering Us customary
service OF inspiring music The
solo. sung ny Miss Alice f. Bell
was sermon within itself. and
was enjoyed by the capacity crowd
present
DR.. Williams thrilled his audi
ence With one OF the most inspir-
ing messages that he has ever
delivered. lie Promised IT. was
the subject. based on The text
found in judges ll:35. And It
came 10 pass. when he saw her
that he rent his clothes and said.
Alas. my daughter. thou hast
brought me very low, and thou art
one OF them that trouble me; for
l have opened my mouth unto the
Lord. and cannot 20 back
Realizing. that no church can be
any better than the collective cf-
forts OF its members, Dr. viii
liams. sometime ago. launched a
Sabbatical rally TO retire tho total
Indebtedness Of the church.
After the morning message. the
two armies. Gideon and Nehemiah,
with Mrs. Hamilton and John Sad
Ter. respectively. as generals were
called upon TO make their report.
s1S417 was The final report for
both armies with Nehemiah hav-
ing slight edge in raising the
greater part Of tho siSf.i7. The
rally Will end The last OF May
Everyone is cordially myied io
attend all ~ the services Of the
Metropolitan Baptist Church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28

Early American history could not
be adequately studied without the
collections OF the University OF
Michigans Clements Library. which
contains many OF the original doc
uments relating to the development
OF the Western Hemisphere from
1893 TO the end OF the Revolution
AIRY period.
The building OF the Clements Ii
brary. shown above. and the most
important collections within II we're
the gift OF the late Regent William
l.. Clements. Bay City steel manu-
.facturer. To his gift have been
added many other important source
materials in the history OF America,
The Library's collection OF the
papers OF British generals and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28
Presbyterian Church

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28
What Holds Us Back
Theme of Sermon

Or. Robert l.. Brady, pastor Of
Second Baptist church. Al Mon
roe street, Will speak Sunday
morning. January 80. on the sub
ject. what Holds Us Back"
Among other things, DR. Brady
will point out some OF the weak
spots IN the economic, social and
political life Of the Negro citizens
of Detroit The discourse prom
ises TO he dramatic and colorfui.
Special music will he rendered
by The choirs OF the church. A
cordial Invitation is extended to
the public.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28
Ephriam Sisters To
Be Heard Singing At
T abernacle Bapt ist

the kpAr.am vocal trio will be
presented IN recital AZ Taber-
naoe Rap'lst church. Beechwood
and Milford avenues, Thursday
evening Feb > The recital IS
scheduled 10 sfart At eight o'clock
The trio VIII be presented under
no auspices ~ The Tabernacle
junior choir, progressive group
~ Young singers. The sisters will
also appear a. Tabernacle Baptist
church sunday morning, Jan. 20 at
n O'Clock.
The admission price 81 the re-
cital vii be ff;een cents.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28
POETESS PAYS
TRIBUTE TO
LUCY LANEY

TIE s,iowrz poem ~ y. paa.
li-s sr'h i-sss woot Ds,-or
is dsd.cs'ed n VI. 's-e Ne f.ar~
Lensv - a Eus'a "a 'oi-sA- o'
schcoi ~ e-.o-si sog'- ea'
CRY. under re p-ss1-'s-s- Ms
sion hos-1 TAe .os~ -sa1s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-28

statesmen in Colonial America Is
the most complete in the world.
These documents make the collec-
ton Americas most important for
the study OF this period. Practi-
cally all OF the British officials doc
..ments. maps and letters are now
in the Clements Library. Because
OF the official capacities Of their
original owners. these papers are
equally important for the study Of
this period as are those OF the
Americans OF the period. The Brit
lsh papers supplement large
quantity OF materials from early
American statesmen and officials.
including ext, lsiye correspondence
OF George Washington. General
Greene and Benedict Arnold.
Evening star., 1939-04-02
Return From Trip

Mrs. Samuel E. Watkins and her
son Kennedy have returned from a
motor trip through Florida.
Evening star., 1939-04-02

brown hat with a net veil. Her
wedding bouquet was corsage of
white freesias and lilies OF the val
ley.
After the wedding ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Sears entertained at a
buffet supper in honor of the bride
and bridegroom. The table was
decorated with a center piece of
white iris and white candles and
the living room was decorated with
bowls and baskets of plum and
cherry blossoms and smaller bowls
of peach blossoms.
The guests at the supper were
Representative and Mrs. j. w. Rob-
inson, Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Carpen-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs Roy Hammond,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hodge. Mr.
and Mrs. Verl E. Roberts and Roger
Reynolds Sears and his sister, Eliza
beth Sears, children of the host and
hostess.
Evening star., 1939-04-02
Falls Church
Interested in
Wedding
Miss Pertula
To Mary Mr.. Pope
In New York

A wedding Of interest to many in
Falls Church, Va, will take place
today at Newf1eld, N. Y. at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. K. Albert Fertula
when their daughter Vieno be-
comes the bride of Mr.. Seth Alli-
son Pope, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Merritt Pope of Falls Church. Miss
Pertula who will be given in mar
riage by her father. Her maid OF
honor will be Miss Helen Cotheran
of Yonkers, N. Y. Mr.. Loren Brooks
Pope, brother of the bridegroom,
will be the best man. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pope will leave for a trip to
Bermuda and on their return they
will reside at Ithaca, where Mr.. Pope
is taking doctors degree at Cor
nell in plant pathology.
Gen. and Mrs. Rufus H. Lane,
who have been on an extended tour
through the West and Mexico, have
returned home.
Mrs. Chauncey Belnap and her
daughter, Miss Dorothy Belnap of
New York, are guests of the formers
mother, Mrs. Robert P. Lamont, who
entertained at tea for them Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs. S. Parry Grubb
Entertains Book Club.
Mrs. S. Parry Grubb entertained
the members of her book club at
luncheon Friday when Mrs. Edward
B. Rowan gave a book review
Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers Whichard
of Chapel Hill, N. c., are house
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Proctor. Mrs. Frank Porter enter
tained at luncheon and bridge
Thursday forMrs. Richard and Mrs.
Proctor.
Mrs. Robert Cushman and her
daughter, Miss Mary Mcleod, have
returned from Boston.
Mrs. Warren B. Esty entertained
at dinner party Wednesday even
ing for Miss Aubrey Edmonds OF
New York.
Miss Byrne Ware of Duke Uni
versity is home for the spring va
cation.
Mrs. Philip Talbot entertained
at luncheon and bridge Tuesday
and that evening Mrs. Taylor Mil
lard entertained at an evening card
Evening star., 1939-04-02
Orlene Boyden
Is Married to
Mr.. Wilson

Miss Orlene Boyden and Mr.. Wood
row S. Wilson were married Friday
at the home of the bridegroom S
brother-in-l law and sister. Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Sears in Westmore-
land Hills. Md.
After the wedding the bride and
bridegroom left for short trip and
on their return they will be at
home in Colonial Village, Va, until
the close of the present session of
Congress when they will 60 to Utah
for the summer.
Both the bride and bridegroom are
residents of Utah. The bride who
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas A. Boyden of Provo, Utah,
attended Brigham Young University
and is now sectary to Representative
J. w. Robinson of Utah.
The bride wore a coat-suit of
sheer wool OF n soft shade of
chartreuse, trimmed with sable and
Evening star., 1939-04-02
Young People
At Davis Home

Senator and Mrs. James j.
Davis will have a gay group OF
young people with them for the
Easter week. Their son, Mr..
James J. Davis, jr., will come
from Penn Law School. and his
sister, Miss Jane Davis, will be
accompanied by one of her class
mates at the Finch Junior COL
lege, Miss Nan Ferguson of Hart
ford, Conn. The other three
young people in Senator and Mrs.
Davis family, Jean, Joan and
Jewell, are enjoying their vaca-
ton from Holton Arms School.
Senator and Mrs. Davis will
entertain for the young people,
the day, time and type of party
to be selected after the arrival
of Miss Jane Davis the middle OF
the week.