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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-28
Windsor Neuvs

By Arytia Chase

The Tanner AME church OF this
.l,v Is celebrating It's golden jubi-
Iss The opening services were held
,,st Sunday with the Rev. DR.. G..
psher ard choir OF the Ebenezer
church. Detroit. conducting the
ssrvlce at 3 pm. The Rev. DR. s.
Harris and his choir conducted
a, the evening service. A special
feature was the unwilling OF the
rortrait OF King George and Queen
Elizabeth who visited the city last
lime. The uryeiling was done by
T.ieut Col. f. A. Pearson OF the
scottish regiment at the close OF
the ceremony.
The church held reception in
honor Of the Rev. Mr.. Perry and
family who took charge OF Tanner
church just five weeks ago. The re-
cen,ion. like the unwilling cere-
monv. was attended by the repre-
,enlatiyes OF the city council.
wednesday night. the Rev. Mr..
Howell and choir of the ST. Ste
phens church took charge OF the
service. Thursday night, Oct &c,
The Rev. II. l.. Brady and choir
OF the Second Baptist church also
Dir. w. T.. Crider and choir of the
Allen Temple AME church are TO
he present. DR.. Brady is to speak
Friday evening and the church
choir will repder the drama THE
old ship OF Zion Sunday the clos
ing day will have the Rev w. II.
Jones OF Grand Rapids. former
psstor at the IL o'clock ard 1880
services At O'Clock DR.. w. II.
Peck and choir OF the Bethel AME
church will be In charge. The re-
placing OF the cornerstone will be
a special feature OF the evening
service.
on Sunday during the broadcast
a the Mount Zion Church OF God
in Christ. Elder Morton preached
short message at random and it
was enjoyed by all. There were
visitors present from Flint. Royal
OAK. Texas Cleveland. Nova SEQ
ria aud other places The Soul
Stirring Five OF Houston. Texas.
we're present.
Elder Morton and his quartet
we're al the Baptist church at Al
hior. Mich. Elder Morton spoke
from the text. God IL Able" On
Friday evening he was in Amherst
burg in service and his members
were with him.
On next Friday evening there will
he che full features OF the broad
cast In Amherstburg. Ont. at the
towr hall
he will bless them that fear the
Lord both small and great"
The BOY Scouts OF the goth troop
and the Wolf Cubs OF the 20th Pack
took part In the annual apple
day held throughout the Dominion
Saturday. Oct. 81. Some 20 or more
boys were at the disposal Of the
headquarters committee working TO
bring Windsor up in the first IT,
ths sales throughout the Dominion.
Tbs returns showed remarkable
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news
BY r. r. Harris

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reed. of
California avenue. were hosts a &
party giyer at their home, .asf
Saturday. from TO pm Guests
Included Mcsdames Sudie Aiex9n-
der. Edith Moody Essle Harris
Ethel Leonard. Lizzie Hayes. John
mic Williams. Bobbie White. Ellen
Munson. Gertrude Fleming, and
Alberta Ross The enjoyable anais
was climaxed by Mr. and Mrs Reed
announcing the engagement Of
their daughter. Henrietta, 20 Harvey
Bradley. OF Pontiac, The wedding
Will take place on Nov Is.
An interesting program was Civ
en- for Macedonia Baptist church.
at Bagley school, recently. sponsor
ed by the Flying cloud quartet Of
Detroit.
The Rev. George i Matthews
spoke for MacedoElas consrega-
ton at IL am. Sunday.
AZ New Bethel Baptist church.
Pastor r Timberleck preached
Sunday on the theme. - Soul
Winning Ambition Thomas Lane
was soloist.
Mrs. Bobbie White was soloist al
New Hope Bapllst church, last
Sunday. Pastor NB Reed spoke
IN the morning from the topic.
Seven steps 20 He'll
DR. M l.. Spears pastor OF New
man church. preached an IL am.
last Sunday. subject, The Cry Of
Victory or Despair text, Jeremiah
500. Mrs. Eva Mac Spears and
Mrs. Mary Morton returned from
Chicago Oct - after attending
the Missionary convention there.
They report il was grand sue
cess
The Rev + u. Broyles. pastor 81
Trinity Baptist church, celebrated
The tweniy-frst anniversary Of The
church. Oct. % The pastor. con-
grcgation and choir ~ Newman
AME church assisted the Rev Mr.
Broyles and his congregation az The
anniversary service.
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ALBION news
BY Alice l.. Cant

Elder &. J.. Norton OF Windsor,
Ontario. and his quarter. The 'ai-
DINA Four. were IN Albion Thurs
day evening at The Baptist Mace
donia Baptist church Many Of his
church members were also present.,
Tile unlon was discharged from
sheldon Memorial hospital, Tues
DAY. lie was recently very III. hni
in now fully on the road 10 re-
coyery.
W. G. Hall. Of G. c camp nj
Houghton Lake, Is here visiting
his parents Charles Gray was
lately given an honorable discharge
from the same camp,
Mrs. Joan Morehcad was taken
to Sheldon hospital. where she viii
undergo an operation.
Mrs. Hattie Lafayciie. OF Detroit.
visited her daughter Mrs Roy
Wright and Bcrnicc Fafayciie. IN
Albion. sunday.
Mrs. Lena Holmes bad several
guests from Detroit. sunday after
noon.
Messrs. Icihro Blocker AZ and
Evans Gardner spent Monday eve
ming In Albion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bush solomon and
Ann Guys spent Sunday morning
in Jackson.
A shower was o L Tn
honor OF Miss Middle Wimberely.
Friday night. AT tho home OF her
sister Saturday she and Willie
Whitehead spoke their marriage
vows. They Will reside IN Ann Ar
Der. Michigan
Eta Ridley was hororcd ~ p
linen shower Saturday night. az The
home Of her sister Mrs Odessa
Snyder. Miss Ridley received many
lovely gifts Her marriage viii
take place Sunday morning Oc'o-
her. %. al the local A. VI + church.
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Slants On Ypsilanti
BY Mrs. Eugenia O'Bannon


appear on a program. Saturday.
oct. y. You can't afford TO miss
this treat
The Senior choir Of Second Bap-
tist church VIII sponsor a semi-for-
NAL tea. Sunday November u. at
Harriet Street school. from 10
6 D. m
Mrs. Carrie Roberts left Saiur-
day. October p FOR Kansas city. Mo.
where she viii visit her sister. Mrs.
Louise Hines.
The Michigan Builders TnoN
will meet with Union Baptist
church River Rouge Michigan.
Thursday. October 2e through sun
day, October % The Rev. s. c.
( Onelard IL r,fpfetor
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NEWS
ny Mrs. NJ. Toomey

home OF Mrs. Frazier. 327 y. Second
street Monday. Oct. % with a large
attendance and good. spiritual
session.
The Missionary society will
sponsor flag rally sunday. Oct.
20 at 3 pm. Mrs. J. walker gave
an Informative report on the IN
SEPARATION meeting held in NGrand
Rapids.
NJ. Olive Baptist
"Ieavenly Righteousness Matt.
$40 was the subject used by the
Rev W. G. Wilson sunday, Oct. 20
at the morning service. The speak
er stressed the following points rs
brought out In this great sermon
to the listeners:
"Christ came 10 the world iudg-
irg II by his life. The Phnrasecs'
religion was only 10 uphold the law.
while Christian religion upholds
the motive. II Ia big mistake 10
think you may get righteous a. the
last breath. Heaven Ia not compos-
ed OF junk. hut the ones that have
strivcn hard oil the way"
At the 7aO pm. service The pas
tor spoke from Psalm li7;9. sub
icci, Power Of speech" lie said
In part: "The tongue may speak
In peace and yet the heart will de-
ceive YOU Mans life is Judged by
his speech 81 words"
Great interest was shown in the
discussion OF The sunday school
lesson. The BTU showed a large
increase in the number present al,
It's pm. session.
Mt. Olive Is net looking for any
thing short ~ success in the Roland
HAYES which Is in the making at
this time. Mrs. L. h. Brisco Is re-
covering nicely but still remains in
the hospital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-28

The Police department has
come back in the spotlight again
On Oct II The village council APP
pointed Roosevelt Lsckey 10 the
P.llre department We row have
tweniy-four-hour police protection
day
Mr.. Lackey made his first arrest
Saturday night. OCT. ~ when Lloyd
Green and Miss Sarah Henderson
were carried 70 the station for
lighting and disorderly corduci In
the alteration Mr. Lloyd was cut
several times At the trial Mon
day the judge fined him ninety days
Miss Efhe Miller was appointed
a. one OF the teachers at School
No which will open soon Let as
all get together and fight for the
appointments of al leaxt five more
colorcd teachers. A mass meeting
will be held In few days TO that
effect Please attend
Tho Waync County Voters asso-
citation met last Saturday with a
full house Isaac Morrow was 10
charge The discussion OF The en-
ire body was cooperation and con-
solidaiior The club meets every
first and third Saturday at p.ni.
Every one is welcome 10 attend
Tho young mems social club. p
newly organized club headed by
Jack Siukield and Bonnie Gordon
had a wonderful time last Satur-
day night at the visger Inn. The
dance lasted late music Was by
onc Of The leading orcbeslras in
Detroit. The hoys arc planning for
another dance on OCT 81 hope 10
SEQ you there
The Ford Trade School band
played az the Masonic temple foi
the schools anniversary Saturday
Oct 81 chas Eubank. III played
several trumpet solos and was Civ
en- The FIRST prize for his playing
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Tabernacle Baptist

Tabernacle Baptist
The Sunday school was we'll at
tended Sunday. Oct. % at the Tab
ernacle Baptist church. presided
by Thadues Bomans. At II am. Rev
Jones preached a stirring sermon
from the text Johr 1927. subject
"a Spiritual Peace" Many helpful
thoughts we're derived from the mes
sage. Music was furnished by the
Senior choir.
Bethel AME
"The Curse OF Social Contention"
was the subject used by Pastor J
"A. Dean at the Sunday morning
service at Bethel church sunday
Basing his sermon around the life
OF Nicodemus, the Rev. Mr.. Dean
pointed out that selfish desires are
the basis Of social contention. This
was indeed very pointed sermon
Many visitors were present. Evan
gelist Roberta Hayes delivered the
evening message.
A large group OF friends OF the
Rev. and Mrs. Dean gathered AZ the
anniversary banquet OF the Deans
under the co-chairmanship OF Mrs
Viola Mathis and Mrs. Mary Hardi-
mar. DR.. L. S. Bagley acted as toast
master. and DR.. A. A. Clayton was
the principal speaker. Others scat
ed at the guest table were: the Rev
aud Mrs. +. {. Jones. the Rev. and
Mrs. Matthew Toomey. the Rev. and
Mrs. VIM. Cottry OF Bay City.
Many beautiful gifts were recelv-
ed by the honorees In appreciation
OF their very fine service rendered
10 the city during their seven
years stay. This was indeed a very
elaborate and successful affair with
all local churches cooperating.
Zion Baptist
Supt J. worthy presided over the
Sunday school which convened al
$50 am. There was a nice atten
dance and an Interesting lesson wat
discussed. Mrs. +. Richardson IA
yored the school with solo ths
was enjoyed by all. Report wal
given from the Inspirational meet
ing OF the Chain Lake district II
Grand Rapids by Mrs. A. Ryars. j
was very interesting. The ;. :
Is conducting a penny rally Sun
day. Oct. %.
The IL am. services last sundn,
were conducted by the pastor, thu
Rev. NJ. Toomey. who preached
wonderful sermon The message
was well received by all present
There was fine attendance ant
several visitors.
The BTU was also well attended
with Mr.. Gray presidIng The Rev
Mr.. Garrett preached fine sermon
at The evening service.
The Missionary socltty met At thu
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-28
:. InkSter J0ttingS ;:
BY Mrs. willie ". BInion

deliver his closing sermon. which
was powerful and uplifting. visit
ing was Miss Cleotha Laney, OF
South Carolina. who is the sister
and house guest OF Hiram McNely,
Of Walnut street.
Tho Rev and Mrs. Mack. of Hlck-
DRY street; Mr.. Corbin. OF Second
Baptist church. Detroit. Miss
Gladys Long. Miss Georgia Will
ans. Ellis Adams and Mrs. Laney,
OF Second Baptist church. Inksler.
AT the afternoon service. the
Rev. George Stevenson. pastor OF
Mt. Zion Baptist church. Detroit.
spoke on the subject, Nothing but
Leaves" He was ably assisted by
his choir and usher board. An add
cd feature OF the service was the
attendance OF II. Carter and his
quartet OF charming young girl
singers, OF Whitaker. Mich. The
day closed with the Rev. A. ID. Ev-
ans. OF the Smith Chapel. delivering
the sermon. He was accompanied
by members OF his choir in caps
and gowns. the usher and steward
ess board. The Rev. Mr.. Evans
preached on the text, II brought
him TO thy disciples. and they
could not cure him." Matt. 1916,
The Rev. Mr.. Fews stressed his
gratitude TO all who had assisted
him at the service Sunday, and
throughout the year. He Is at
tending the annual confab In Chi
cago. Oct. "a to 20 and is ac-
companied by Mrs. Fews and their
son. others to attend the confer
ence will include c. Adams. OF the
Detroit board OF Laymen: H. Me-
Nicely. District board OF Finance ;
and w. Sargent, chairman OF the
local Stewards board.
Harry Pearson, formerly of Louis
vile. KY. is now making his home
in Inkster. with his sister, Miss
Effie Gamble. 3403 Williams street.
Second Baptist Church
The contest between the minis
ters OF the Second Baptist church
ended Sunday night with Rev. Me-
Kinley Manner wearing the first
prize. Rev. f. Lee. the second. 9th
ers got honorable mention. The sum
OF $54.74 was raised during last
week. Many interesting and edu-
cational thoughts were impaired
Everyone OF the contestants dem
, onstrated much enthusiasm.
Sunday morning. the congrcga
ton was blessed spiritually. The
pastor. the Rev. o. b. Jones, de
livered a powerful sermon from the
subject, BE Sure Your Sins Will
Find You Out Numbers 23:2S
Three were added to the church
and one candidate.
In the afternoon, the church was
guest OF the Pastors Aid society OF
the Calvary Baptist church in cele-
brating their ninth anniversary A
grand time was had.
The evening service was also In
teresting. Rev. Glenn delivered a
fire message from the subject. The
Convincing Christ" The church
was happy 10 acknowledge ths
presence Of the Rev Mr.. billiard
Mrs. Marie Cooper and Mrs. w
n. Curry are proud mothers Of fine
sons. These blessed eveEis hap
pened last week.
The second Baptist church build
ing IL nearing completion after
many weeks OF hard work. All are
welcome to worship with us any
time.
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support given by the 20lh, Pack
Junior Henderson, member of The
10th Pack received shopping
certificate having beer chosen b,
the Inspector of the boys for one
OF the best all around statesmen.
MIR. Burton aud Mr.. Hunt. OF De.
iroit, and Miss Myrtle Pryor and
father OF London. Ont, spent
Thanksgiving az the home OF Mr.
and Mrs Arnold Pryor Of Eric
street
Little Adam White OF Goyeau
street. who was very III. is expect
ing 10 come home from Hotel Dieu
this week.
Mrs. J. Smith, OF Niagara Falls,
Ont, and Mrs. Dan Jones. Of Buff
falo, NY. were guests In the city
last week.
A letter seEf by Col. George Kerr
10 Corporal Edward Ellis OF the
cousin No. > construction battalion
reads:
Il have your letter regarding
your wishes and the colored vet
Grams. You boys would like TO
Know II there are any jobs for you.
AT present time they are not TAX
ing or any more recruits for serv-
ice in Canada or overseas. There
are hundreds like You colored vet
Grams. who are ready TO perform
duty for your Majesty
Il appreciate it very much your
offering your service and II at
any time anything turns M and |
can give any assistance let me
know
Yours truly.
Col George Kerr
Mrs. VIM Powell and daughter.
Mildred. OF Bay City. Mich, spent
week as the house guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Sylvester ZONES. Of Mer-
Ger street Mrs. Powelfs daughter,
Mildred. celebrated her fourth
birthday and had as her guests:
Beatrice Morgan. Blanche Warren
Leon Jones and Elizabeth Morgan
Mr. Powell and his daughter. Ger
irude motored 10 The city and re-
turned home with his wife and
daughters
Mrs. Sylvester Jones daughter.
Hazel. spent week In Chatham
township recently as the guest OF
Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles Travis.
The Rev G. l.. Wells used as his
text Sunday morning. In all these
things. we are more than conquer
or. through Him who loved us.
Hazel solomon. soprano. sang be
hold the Master passelh Dy" Nv
Hammond Sunday school met at
ore o'clock and the Rypt at six.
The Rev G. l.. Wells again preach
ed al $50.
The First Baptist church will OBJ
serve Harvest Service on Sun.
day, Nov The men OF the church
will serve an old-fashioned dinner.
beginning at moor Monday. Nov
g. At eight o'clock the men will
participate in concert
Miss Daisy Phillips i visiting
her aunt Mrs Raymond watkins
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CASSOPOLIS
BY ". G. .Clark

There VIII he cradle roll pro
gram on Nov ). a. PM. at The
Chain Lake Baptist church. The
program viii include interesting
selections by the Junior choir ard
The Hughes Sisters. II kalamazoo.
The Chain Lake sunday school
opened last sunday at The usual
hour The Rev. Il Shaw preached
IN excellent sermon. text, "Ye are
the light Of the world"
Viilzcns OF Cassopolis are invited
to send III their news items 70 the
Cassopolis reporter and read The
Detroit Tribune each week. II con-
iains news q interest 70 colored
citizens in all parts OF Michigan.
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| sion Oct 2 and will make certain
changes in their basement in order
10 utilize every space for the work
planned by this very efficient di-
rector.
All the sick folks are better from
reports coming in There are quite
a few weddings. Good luck folks.
Sunday. Oct - was a great day
for the Fews Memorial CME
church At the IL a. m. service the
Rev. q. w Thomas. pastor. preach
ed his closing message from III Tim.
"a A number OF visitors. including
Jas. McFall of the McFall Bros
Undertaking establishment, were
presnt and left a nice donation.
At y. m the Rev. Nelson Pryor
pastcr of ST. John AME church
and members worshipped at Fews
and q glorious time was witnessed.
AT pm. the Rev. Sister Preci-
Gus Irwin. pastor of Bray Chapel
CME church. Conant Garden,
preached In the fellowship meeting
and The services closed up with a
round report The pastor left for
Chicago Oct % TO attend the con
ference converting to the 90.
This Is my third and last notice
TO those sending In news items for
this paper ;ha. al news must reach
me net later than Monday. at
eight o'clock H. order TO reach the
Tribune office for publication. Get
the habit. folks. send your news in
on time.
Church 0i God in Christ
The pastor filled his pulpit FOR
the morning worship. An instruc-
tive lesson was taught alorg the
line OF holding 10 he faith. not be-
Ing moved by every temptation that
leads to pitfalls: not to be dis
couraccd hut have a mind to stand
fast Several visitors were present
at the evening worship, including
state officers and Mother Drake.
The latter preached from THE
sign of the judgement The Y p
W. W. unity meeting will be held
this week
Triumph Baptist
The morning service last sun
day was opened promptly at the
Triumph Baptist church, Holford
and Eaton streets Scripture lessor
was read by the assistant pastor,
the Rev. 4. Boone. The pastor. the
Rev. Mr.. Sims delivered a splendid
sermon from the subject THE top
OF the stairs. look up text. ISAIAH
ell II was truly interesting. one
beautiful thought left was AS we
Christians are ut the top OF the
stairs. we should strive for high
er things. The Rev. and Mrs Moore
from Detroit were visitors. me
Gospel Choral union is rendering
nightly programs for the choir
which began Monday night and VIII
continue throughout the week
Mrs. Hooks is church reporter
Church 81 Christ
The Church Of Christ reports
rood services last sunday. Pastor
uoaaland continues 10 give ih'
hearers good and sound doctrine
Friends and visitors arc always
welcome or our Lords Day ser
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Adult school


The fall term OF the Adult school
Is now being held In the rooms OF
tho Lincoln school. Glasses in En-
glish. arithmetic. music. and
courses from the University Of
Michigan are available In the Eve
ming school. Tuition is free. ex'
cept for the U. OF NJ extension
course, for which enrolment fees
are charged. All other groups In
the Evening school meet from 6 &c
. pm. The school Is for all who
failed to have opportunity TO at
tend school when young. and foi
those who wish TO improve theil
present education.
Members OF the Adult school CAV,
surprise birthday party for The
teacher. Miss Matte Glover. Many
lovely gifts were presented tn,
honoree. An inspiring impromptt
program was rendered. Mrs. ALT
son and Mrs Bush were mistresse'
OF ceremonies. Each member oi
the party responded with a read
ing. recitation, solo or short talk
In appreciation for the Adult school
Tho party was given at the homo
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Shelley. S435 Ash
street Delightful refreshments
were served.
Those present included Mr.. anC
Mrs. Allison. Mr.. ard Mrs. Foster
Mr.. Bibbs, Mr.. Rutherford, M. Dor,
sey. the Rev. and Mrs. Mack, Mrs
Lee. Mesdames Henderson, Will
ans, Bush. Acheart, Perry, John
son. Jenkins, Coleman and Misses
Shelley and Pruitt, Deacon Fort
Mr.. Shelley. Master Roy Foster
Marjorie +. Foster. Constance Cole
man. The children and the quartet
took part In the program. also.
First Baptist Church
Among the visitors present Al
First Baptist Sunday morning wa
Mrs. Holt. OF Oklahoma.
Sunday morning. Pastor A. l.
Merritt spoke from the subject
The Christians and Their Fa
ther.' text. John 3:2. During tho
message. he said: THE opinions oi
your friends and neighbors hole
no true Significance. The thing thai
counts Is the true character =
the character that holds Jesus thu
dominant figure"
Mr.. and Mrs. Gaget. OF Detroit
were visitors at the morning wor
ship.
Sunday evening. the American
Legion Post No. ESQ. sponsored
program in interest OF the Morning
Star chorus eighth anniversary.
Sunday night. Pastor Merritt
preached another eloquent mes
sage, subject. Honest with God
Evening services are dismissed
at $50 pm.
The public IA invited TO attend
the revival services which will bt
held at the church during the mex
three weeks.
The Senior choir invites the pub
lie to attend the Pleasant Sunday
Afternoon" program. Sunday aft
erEoon. Nov. u. at pm. At thai
time, Institutional Baptist, Friend
ship Baptist and First Baptist
choirs OF Inkster will he present.
Womack Temple Church
Sunday. Oct. %. marked the close
OF this conference year at Womack
Temple church. The entire day
was given over to one grand rally
A large number was present ut il
m. 10 hear the Rev. i. \. Fews
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Conant Gardens
Il, !. I. Kemp
h, J. !. Kemp

We'll. folk. here | am, reporting
from sick bed. az am laid up
with broker leg, due to an acci-
dent or my job. last Thursday; but
am still able TO smile and be
thankful that Is was no worse.
Phyllis Palmer and Donctta Kemp
we're dinner guests OF Octavia
Smith. OF Klinger street, last Sun
day.
Among the sick OF the commun-
ity are. Mrs Matte Hamilton. at
Eloise hospital Mrs. Effie Car
thorne, at Receiving hospital; D.
Williams, at Herman Kiefer; and
little Margaret Rushing. OF 36OS
Stockton street
Vernon Chapel AME
Quite a number attended the
AME Laymen's inspiratioral meet
ing al Delray, Mich. last Sunday
The first quarterly meeting OF this
conference year was held last Mon.
day night. with Presiding Elder
David A. Blake In charge.
The ACE league has gotten on
10 GOOD start Miss Erma Keys
has beer elected president: Miss
Edna Hurds. secretary. The hour
Of meeting is from $50 to 1880
pm.
Don't forget the mock conference
4.
this Sunday at s pm, which vii
be sponsored by the Senior choir