The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-09-23
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Masses at Sacred Heart church
were well attended last Sunday at
7:30 and $3.50, the latter Of which
was sung by Father Carron.
Sunday being the 18th Sunday
after Pentecost, the Epistle was
taken from Ephes. 3: 1921, and the
Gospel from St, Luke IA; Ill,
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
are Ember days and. are to be OBJ
served with the studying Of eight
beautiful lessons of daily thoughts
for the week. In these perilous
times when the world is so upset,
and nations are engaged in a fight
for supremacy, turn to the scrip
lures and read them and mediate:
Job Sc, St, Matthew 1l:30, LIST Cor
inthians 1910 St John 1918. Psalms
1914 and Wisdom Alb.
Sunday being the third Sunday
in the month, communion was ad-
ministered to the Young Ladies So
dality.
School opened Monday with a
large number in attendance. Par
ents are asked to give their whole
hearted support and cooperation to
the sisters in helping to keep a
record attendance this year
Every Tuesday at 7:30 pm,
Mother of Perpetual Help Devotion,
Holy hour every first Friday from
1870 to $3.50 am, and mass daily.
Sunday masses are at 7:30 $3.50
and 11:30 am.
Confessions are heard each Sat-
urday afternoon from to 9.
There are at least three priests
present to hear confession on Sat-
urdays, and members are urged
to come out then instead of crowd
ing on Sundays.
Friday evening in the school
there will be a special call meet
ing of the Christian mothers. The
priest has a very special message
for the ladies, ushers, trustees and
Holy Name men, Friday evening
at 7:3O
The bazaar will begin some time
in November and we hope that
everyone will work hard TO make
it success.
Special prayers were said for
the repose of Edward Walkers soul
who departed this life on Friday
and whose funeral was held on
Monday at 9 am. from Sacred Heart
church.
The Young Peoples Social and
Dramatic club meets every Sun
day after the II o'clock mass in
the school hall. The Musical Troop
ers hold their weekly meeting on
Thursday evening at 1870, at st.
Peter Claver Community house.
There ere several classes conducted
at the Community house and all are
invited to join.
Returns
Mrs Marguerite Walker OF Farms
worth avenue returned home last
Sunday after spending lovely va
cation in the South
Mrs. Rochelle and baby, Edward
of Parker avenue have returned
home from very pleasant trip.
Mrs. Rosie Patton and grand
daughter, Bernice, returned on Sun
day after spending six weeks III
Georgia where they visited relatives
and friends.
Miss Bernice Patton and brother
Aupree, are at home again, after
several weeks vacation in Chicago
where they were the guests Of ar
aunt and grandfather.
Guest
Mr.. and Mrs. David McGill were
guests of Mr and Mrs. Brannon o.
Mt. Clements last Sunday Mis-!
Jessie Mae McGill and baby, Irene
also accompanied them.
Visiting
Miss bessie Graham OF Little
Rock, Ark, is visiting her father
A. ]. Graham. Of Tennessee avenue
Honored on Birthday
Miss Thalus Singleton OF Ten
nessee avenue, beautiful daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Singleton. was hon
ored at lovely party on her 1871
birthday. Attended by so Of hel
friends, the party proved to be ar
enjoyable occasion. Miss Single
ton was the recipient Of many love
ly gifts.