The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-06-03
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By JESSIE McGILL

Masses at Sacred Heart church,
Sunday, were wen attended. At
least rs boys and girls made their
hrst Holy Communion which pre-
sented a most impressive sight.
Headed by the Scouts, the pro-
eession left the school hall, with
the choir and altar boys bearing
the cross, singing Jesus I am Com
ing Eight girls dressed like angels
eight boys dressed as pages, and
rs boys and girls all in white, repre-
senting purity. followed.
After the children had received
the dear Lord into their little heart
they were served a delicious break
fast in the s'hool which was pre-
pared by the Christian Mothers and
Lady Knights, This program will
be shown later in the school hall
in the movies.
At 1880 pm, the Knight o and
Ladies Of 81. Peter Claver held
get-together social in the school au-
ditorium. Mrs. John odell presid-
ed over the lovely program shat was
rendered. Rev Father Sebastin
Ehrbacker delivered the address.
All Practical Catholics are eligi-
Bile to become Knights of ST. Peter
clsver If you are interested in
this church fraternity, any OF the
ushers Of the church will give de-
tails.
Wednesday night there will be
the GROWING Of the. Blessed Virgin
with very beautiful procession.
Saturday, all priests may be found
in the church hearing confessions
from 3 pm, to pm.
Confessions VIII be heard Thurs
day and Friday afternoon, June
l, and 2.
Friday is a day OF obligation,
fasting and abstinence Don't for
get the Community house known as
ST. Peter.
ENTERTAINMENTS
Claver Community is open 10 the
church so that they can hold their
club meetings and luncheons. More
than 100 boys and girls are en-
rolled in the community. Since
school will close within a compare
lively short time, parents are asked
to send their children to Claver
Community where they will be
properly supervised and learn a part
of religious education as well as
recreational activities.
In these perilous times, all mem
bers should pay their visits to the
altar more often. Confirmation will
be held in the cathedral on the Feast
Of Christ the King Full details
can be obtained from the priest.
At the beautiful home of Mrs.
Ollie Wells, Of Moffatt avenue, the
jolly Eight bridge club held their
weekly meet. The table on which
the delicious luncheon was served
was decorated with beautiful bas-
ket Of roses and sweet peas, Those
present included: Mrs. Coins, Mrs.
Major, Mrs. C. jackson, Mrs. Will
liams, Mrs. A. Johnson, Mrs. A.
Bailey, Mrs. Butler and Mrs. Wells
The next meeting will be held at
the home OF Mrs. Williams on Gray
avenue.
The Ladies Garden club of Tenn
essee avenue is showing much pro-
gress lately. Many beautiful lawns
and window boxes filled with gor-
geous flowers may be seen here and
there. On close observation, we see
that Mrs. Turner is leading with tie
best-looking yard in the neighbor-
hood, while Mrs. McGnl is follow
ing closely Ladies are urged to
join this club and do their share Of
gardening this summer.
VISITING
.ME-sHd- Hammond Mgl--
lett street, MI. Clements, had as
their guests last Tuesday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. David McGnl and
family Of Detroit A lovely dinner
was served after which an interest
ing game of cards commenced,