The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-03-25

J.. W. Stovsl. followed by prayer by
Rev. W. NJ. Dozier. Mr.. W. C. Till
man introduced the mistress of cere-
monies. Alberta Smith Mrs. Alma
Cooper gave the welcome address with
Rev. Jacob Hutehinson responding.
Mrs, Stone and Deacon Mitchell sang
duet. followed by a reading by Miss
Richardson Reeves; Misses Marie
Smith. Violet Smith and Mary Rubet
rendered trio; Charles Bright gave
the history OF the board. Edna Smith
gave a reading, Mrs. J. s. Williams.
Jr. was the speaker.
Introduction OF the president OF the
board; solo. Willie Mcqueen; reading
by Grace Smith; Russell Street Big
-Four gave selections, followed by re-
marks by the pastor. Rev A.. W. Mar
tin. The officers OF the board include
W. c, TiHman. president; Catherine
Bonner. secretary: Jacob Smith, chair
man OF the program committee; AL
berta Smith. mistress Of ceremonies.
Ushers in charge. Macedonia senior
ushers at the morning services and
st. James junior ushers in the after
noon services.
HOSTESS TO ST. PATRIcKs
DAY LUNCHEON
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Chesta
H. Allen was the scene Of a colorful
St Patricks day luncheon Friday eve
ring OF last week, The Young Matrons
club of New Light Baptist church
sponsored the affair and Mrs. Allen
proved herself the charming hostess
The entire home was beautifully de-
corsted with cut flowers of white and
green carnations and sweet peas de-
corated the table.
short program was presented. NJ
Cary blind young professor played
piano selections including Wild Irish
Rose and other numbers. Shamrocks
were given as souvenirs
The guests included Mrs. Ella NJ.
Brooks. Mrs. Mary Lorick. Mrs. Vir-
ginia Dennis. Mrs. Leola Lewis. Mr.
and Mrs Grady Jackson Roxy Van
dyke, Mildred Gollsby NJ. Ford. M.
and Mrs. Thomas Burns, Rev. and
Mrs. W. NJ, Dozier and others.
Q. S. J. CLUB
The Q. S. ]. club met Thursday.
March at the home Of Mrs. r. /.
Franklin, 5l27 Vinewood, Mrs. E Per-
kins. vice president. presided After
the business meeting Mrs. Martinez.
chairman of the program committee
had fifty words of spelling for the
topic of study. All members showed
that they had not forgotten their skill
in spelling which proved inter-
esting. Mrs. L, NJ. Talbert was club
guest. One hour of sewing and So
cislizing was enjoyed by all The
club was nicely served by the host
ess.
The club met Thursday afternoon,
March l6 at the home Of Mrs. Theo.
Givens of SIT Vinewood. Etiquette
was the topic OF discussion by mem
bers' Then an hour of sewing and
socializing was enjoyed. The hostess
served dainty and tasty repsst
which was enjoyed by all.
HOST AND HOSTESS CLUB
Mr.. and Mrs B. D. Dickerson of
SSH Woodrow entertained the Selma
University club Friday night, March
IT, J. H. Harrison, president presided
over the meeting. The subject for dis
cussion created great interest and was
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The lovely hostess served a tasty
menu. A. the next meeting the sub
ject for discussion will be World Un-
rest A Challenge to Christianity" The
meeting will be Friday. April 7, s:45
p. m, with Mr.. and Mrs. Harvard
Brown of 1878 Beechwood avenue.
JIFFY KNIT ART CLUB
The Jiffy Knit Art club met Thurs
day of last week at the home of Mrs.
Louise Jackson of 624S Scotch avenue.
Mrs. Davis member of the club, was
hostess, Knitting and socializing was
INDUCED in after business transac-
tiens. Mrs. MoIlie Dozier, president.
Rev. and Mrs. Dozier entertained
with a buffet supper after church
Sunday night. The guests were Mrs.
Alice Wofford and Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Allen.
JOLLY IL CLUB
The Jolly IL club will hold its next
meeting at the home of Mrs. Calhoun
of us Palmer street. Friday, March
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