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Evening star., 1939-11-26

Boxely? A company that is constantly making
surveys to determine what programs people
are listening to. They call people up on the
telephone or visit their homes and get the in
formation. They apply the samples they get
in this way to the country as WHOLE"
"Oh, statistics!' Mrs. Tupper's throaty
rumble was family contemptuous. Il wasn't
thinking of lot of figures. Oh, know bus-
nessmen are supposed to 60 for them - hook,
line and sinker. I've used them myself, but
not until got my prospect softened up.
That's the time for swift statistic. Right
after you've - sort of dramatized your propo-
sition. No, don't mean your kind of Boxely."
The restless CLINT had abruptly departed from
the big woman's eyes. Il mean the kind of
Boxely l used on that banker down in New
Orleans when was peddling -
Young Bill arose hastily from the sofa.
"Now. see here, Abbie, he began almost des
perately, Il don't want any of that. - can
see it in your eye. You're the greatest mother
in the world. And I'm for any cockeyed propo-
Evening star., 1939-11-26
But radio is different, Abbie. 1t is a

But radio is different, Abbie. 1t IS
ighly specialized ="
Fiddle" Mrs. Tupper levered herself out
the chair. The black bun on the top OF her
cad twitched derisively. Human nature is
uman nature whether it monkeying with
adio program or painting barn. You want
, sell something, don't you? You want
uterman to think he has good program so
our agency won't get fired and you will have
free hand to brighten up the commercial end
of the show. Well, you don't need an
expert and slide rule for that" Mrs.
Tupper paused and the black velvet
ribbon around her crimson neck writhed
with her amusement. "You need a
touch of the old medicine show. You've
h got to fight the show game with show
manship."
h Young Bill nodded halfheartedly.
n But get your point, Willie" his
II mother went on softly-a bit too
y softly. "You figure l might dish up
n some kind of deal that, if it failed,
would boomerang on you. Well, sit
down and rest your feet and ears"
Bill accepted the implied promise
eagerly. You're good egg, Abbie.
And in your line you're tops" He held
out his hand. Then his jaw Stacked.
Mrs. Tupper was staring over his shoul-
Evening star., 1939-11-26

ana your duVel llSlIlR dSeISy Is Ill Oe-
tween, eh?" Mrs. Tupper shook her head.
mot smart place to be, Willie
You're telling me-" her son muttered
mournfuly. IF we please one group, we get
in bad with the other Mr.. Guterman likes
the kind of commercials just read to you.
The sales and advertising departments want
!! them lighter and more interesting So do we.
But Guterman can't see it. And then? The
sales and advertising departments blame us
for not making Guterman see the light.
"A pretty kettle of fish," observed Mrs.
Tupper She ran beefy finger under the
black velvet ribbon which encircled her neck
and her round black eyes attached themselves
affectionately to the bowed curly head of her
offspring. You're not just going to sit back
and wait for the axe to fall, are you, Willie??"
she inquired softly.
What else can we do? We've shown
Guterman the Boxey reports on his show =.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14
s. GIN AW
By Mrs. NJ. Toomey

A capacity audience worshipped
at Bethel AME church Sunday
morning The Rev. J. A. Dean.
pastor, delivered a fine message.
using as his subject. Salvation is
God and Man" Four were united
with the church. The Rev. Mr..
Dallas. OF Alabama who has taken
up permanent residence with his
family, preached very good SER
mon at the evening services. Many
visitors were present at both SER
vices.
Funeral services for Paul
Thompson were conducted at
Bethel AME church by the Rev.
Mr.. Dean. The body was taken TO
Sandusky, Ohio. for burial. Deep
est sympathy is extended TO the
family Of Mrs. Lillian Brown who
died recently at the Saginaw Con-
tagIous hospital. Mrs. Brown was
the former Lillian ROLAND. OF
Flint. Burial was in Flint.
Members OF Bethel usher board
recently enjoyed their annual party
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Taylor. 23l5 Gallagher street.
Games were enjoyed and very
tasty luncheon was served.
The Rev. f. C. Jones. pastor OF
Tabernacle Baptist church, preach
ed 10 a large audience Sunday
morning, delivering an excellent
message which was enjoyed by all.
The senior choir presented the
Woods Brothers quartette In a mu-
steal program at the evening SER
vice. The members OF the choir as
sisted the quartette. VIM. Ponder
read a very good paper on Lead
ershIp." A solo by Mrs. Belle Lyle
was joyously received. The Rev. +.
CllIyard Is president, and Mrs. NJ.
Toomey pianist and director. The
choir has taken on new life.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14
News
BY +. P. Harris

Or. VI. l.. Spears and Rev. Robert
Hoover have charge OF services at
Newman AME church. while the
pastor, Rev. A. T. Williams is Ill.
The Sunday School pupils, from
the Sixth grade up, are asked to
write a poem on the subject.
"Deny YOURSELF
All boards and clubs OF New
man are asked 10 work diligently
during the pastors absence.
At New Bethel Baptist church,
OF which Rev. T. TimberIake Is
pastor. Rev. Bramble. of Detroit.
was guest speaker at IL a NJ sun
day. The pastor preached at 7 r,
m. from the topic. "The Aim OF
EvangelIzing" Rev. J. II Sharp. OF
Flint. will conduct series OF
meetings, from January $ to %,
inclusive.
Rev. +. y Reed. pastor OF New
Hope Baptist church, preached at
II a. M. subject. THE Great
Separating Day" Rev. Carr spoke
in the evening.
Rev. r. u. Broylcs. OF Trinity
church, preached sunday morning.
subject. unfinished Business
There was also a program at y.
IN RypIf M gao n m. and
preaching at s p. m.
Rev. John powei pastor OF
Macedonia Baptist church. preach
ed Sunday morning. subject
Found wanting" r. W. Williams.
S. S. superintendent gave black
board review.
Mrs. Edward Sears. OF Bowling
Green. Ky. Is visiting her daughter
Minnie Rayburn. on Highland ave.
nue..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14
CONANT GARDEN

Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mcbride. OF
Stockton avenue. are the proud
parents OF a fine baby girl born
Saturday, Dec. 81. The child has
been named Donna Elaine. Mother
and daughter are doing fine.
Mrs. lola Powell of Nevada ave-
nue. who has been spending several
days visiting in Florida and Geor-
gIa. Is expected back In the city
this week. Mrs Powell Is president
OF Vernon Chapel senior choir
Calvin Hendricks. printer and
businessman OF this community.
has returned from a trip through
the south. He spent some time visit
ing his father and mother In Jack
son. Tenn. and reported az enjoy
able trip.
Mrs. A. Coins. OF Binder street.
Is vacationing in Birmingham, Ala.
She Is expected back in the city
some Tina in February.
The funeral OF the late Jessie
James was held from the Ford
Funeral home. The Rev. william
VI. Peck pastor OF Bethel AME
church preached the sermon. Mr..
James was slain by police Of
tlcer on Dec. 80. He was an en-
ployee OF the Ford Motor COM
pany and was we'll liked by all
who knew him. A beautiful floral
design was given by his fellow
workers. The body was shipped to
Lennete. Ala. whore his mother
resides.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14
First Baptist Church

Sunday School. under supervI-
sion Of Charles Gurnell. was well
attended at First Baptist church
last Sunday The pastor. Rev A.
L. Merritt. preached Sunday morn
ing on The Power of Prayer and
It's Effect Luke 1910. Many at
tended the service The chorus.
direced by ]. Morris was AZ he
best.
sunday afternoon. the senior
choir rendered beautiful musica,
program. G. c. Wyatt Is director
Among the participants were II
f. Farrow. Detroit; Amity Baptist
choir: Mr.. Ransom. ~ Inkster: and
the chorus Of First Baptist church.
The public Is invited 10 attend this
program every second sunday az
ternoor. AZ 3 .. m.
Miss Bernice Simms G.. G. wNaiu
and n. F. Farrow were dinner
guests OF Mrs. David Simms sun
dav afternoon.
Mrs J. Walker who has been ili
for two months. IS much improved.
The Violet Art club will hold
rs first meeting Of this year. Fri
day. January IL al the home Of
Mrs Mary Rowland OF Harrison
road. The club raised lasr year a
total Of ssso.75 and also dis'ribut-
ed number OF baskets 20 the
needy az Christmas time The crca-
nization has been established six
years and plans greater things FOR
ihIs year. officers and members
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14
AT.RlON

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jakes and
granddaughter. Doshia Lee. OF
Highland avenue. are spending the
winter in Pensacola. Fla. Miss
Helen Smith. OF Battle Creek. was
the guest OF Agnes Burch, on Mich
igan street. Monday.
A party was given Monday night
at the home OF Mrs. Ethel Jack
son on Cass street. All presnt
seemed 10 have enjoyed the affair.
Miss Cora BIackman has returned
to Lansing. TO resume her teach
ing at the School for the Blind.
Miss Blackman had a weeks visit
with her family.
James Hawkins has returned
from Gary. Ind. and Chicago. III.
after visiting several days with re-
latives and friends.
Mrs. Gussie Blsckman Is visiting
her daughter and son-in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Harrington. OF
Ann Arbor.
Miss Fannie Mae Cook Is the
guest OF Mrs. Ethel Isaac and
family. OF Jackson. Her stay Will
be indefinite.
Mrs. Margelene Davies visited
relatives and friends IN Muskegon
recently.
The Equal Rights league met
Wednesday night at the home OF
Clark Kelly.
A popularity contest was held at
the Methodist church here. sunday
at p. m.
The weekly recreation dance
was held Saturday night at the
Itch school gymnasium.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14
RIVER ROUGE
AND ECORSE

First Baptist church had a fine
christmas program which was rem
oered by Mrs. o. Davenport, who
IS seriously Ill at her home, ga
Beechwood street. River Rouge.
FIT, children took part in the
program.
frof. David Breaux had the first
program OF the New Year. giving It
Jan 2 and terminating II Jan. s. As
result, a total OF ss4.ss was
raised by three captains. Mrs.
Viola raised $3.50; Mrs. Matte
Horton. ;273S: and Mrs. Florence
folks' $4,000. Each was given
prizes Mrs. Folk receiving the one
designated for the first place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tanner and Mr..
and Mrs. Robertson of ypsilanti.
were guests OF Mrs. Morten. OF
Hcorse. last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
simpson and friends were guests
OF Mrs. Davenport.
Friends In River Rouge and De-
uoit regret the death OF James
o"Ver, 4l2 Beechwood street. Fun
e'a' services were held Tuesday
morning In First Baptist church
wnere Mr.. Oliver had served as
deacon.
mrs. George Thomas and Mrs.
Nrawford and Mrs. ollie Daven-
port OF Beechwood street, River
nouse. are III. We wish them a
speedy recovery. Miss Melissa
stephens OF Eioise hospital Is re-
covering slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Cloud, the
nev and Mrs John Miles. Mr.. and
Yrs Thomas Martin, Mrs. Ida
sims. Mrs. lola Jamerson, Mrs.
as'eila Knowles. John Cloud, VIII
IAN Moore. VIM. Frazier. all OF
Deuolt' were the pleasant visitors
=" River Rouge last week.
mrs. Elva Irving Is home again
ron, ron, somby Memorial hospital fol-
owing long illness.
me Rev. Mr.. Lyons and family
."'oyed family reunion Jan. 2.
musical number from every
.emoer OF the family was given.
s " Sims, OF the Triumph Bsp-
'''t church is M.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14
Hamtramck News

Inter-RacIaI Christian Endeayor
The Christian Endeavor OF the
st. Peters A. M. Il. Zion church
Is doing fine piece OF work in
increasing the community knowl-
edge In the Christian field. A
large number OF elderly people at
tended last Sunday as we'll as the
youth OF the City and the Church.
The subject was "How Did We Get
Our Bible" Educational points
were brought out such as: How
do we know the Bible is true?'
Couldn't man change the Bible
while translating IT." why was
the Bible written?" and many 9TH
ers.
Very interesting discussions are
held each Sunday at the Church
auditorium. Sunday. January is.
$50 p. m. the st. Peters NJ. e.
church OF Hamtramck which con-
sists OF Polish people will be guest
OF the st. Peters A. NJ. z. Zion
Christian endeavor. Miss Edith
Loike. Summa Cum Laude gradu-
ate of the Hamtramck High school.
Scholarship Student at the De-
troit Conservatory OF Music. and
president OF the Epworth League
OF her church will present Edward
Cieslak. noted youth dramatic ar
tist and history major at Wayne
university, who will speak on the
problems confronting youth today.
Our motto: Christian endeavor
builds up strong. healthy. think
ing. young men and women. At
tend and join the band of righteous
thinkers"
Youth Speaks
The Vigilantes club IS becoming
more and more popular each day.
Friday. January the club sponsor
ed social dance at the Tau Beta
Community house. Many OF the
young people attended. some OF
them dancing from eight until mid
night. Miss Pauline Raspberry and
her perfect stranger. Mr.. Smith
Of Detroit. were seen together. St.
Field Crawford was not losing
time with any OF the girls. Byron
Batchlor did not dance hut did his
part OF the talking. John Rice has
selected one OF the most popular
girls In Hamtramck as his heart
throb. Miss Burk.
Eddie Lewis was seen not far
away from Miss Levonia Troutman.
Lorenzo Hill and Frank Dumas
were seen escorting some young
ladies from the affair. Miss Mona
Chapman was seen dancing and
having a tete tete with one pres
ent who has not been introduced
to the Hamtramck crowd. Why
don't you introduce him. Miss
Chapman
Miss Marlene Moore has been
reported wearing a Kappa Alpha
PSF fraternity pin supposed to be
the property OF L. II. T. which
means engagement In the good ole
! fraternity language. Congratulate
, him brothers..
The music for the dance was fur
nished by Clarence RIngo and HIS
orchestra.
Some OF the officers OF the club
are Robert wingo. president: Mel
win Butler. vice president; and L..
! Johnson secretary
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14
ROSEVILLE
BY J. Norris

A very good attendance greeted
the Sunday school at 81. Luke
AME church Sunday morning at
$3.50. which can be attributed to
the children and teachers.
The Rev. T. II. Smith preached
from John s:25. taking as his sub
ject. Creation OF Life" The I'm
ION OF Choirs met at three o'clock.
and was we'll attended. I am sure
that those there enjoyed the fine
service. and are hopeful that Il
will occur more often. There we're
many good suggestions brought out
by the various speakers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14
..Inkster Neuus..

are; F. stroud. president j. Burn
side, vice president: b. Herrlnr,
financial secretary. c. Barnes. re-
cording secratery; VI. Rowland,
treasurer r. Lane, misc. treasur-
err: b. Ayler social treasurer;
Abram
Nomack Temple
Services at Womack were We.
attended last Sunday Elder Had
don OF the Church OF God ln
Unity. Detroit, preached a. IL =
NJ. which vas very uplifting The
text was from 81. John II 49, sub
ject. Loose him and let him go"
The speaker drew beautiful r.
lustration OF the 1eath. burial and
resurrection Of Lazarus. Rev. Had
don was also &C, panied % Ink
ster by his little son. Miss Kin
ard Elder Tells, and sir Williams.
Members and friends are glad 10
welcome Mrs. G Jones and Mrs
S Williams back in the choir az
ter a period Of absence
Mr. and Mrs, Quincy I-aney have
named their little son General Ar
thur
second Baptist Church
second Baptist church was dill
ed to capacity sunday Rev 0. p.
Jones. the pastor. preached On the
subject. Dull Door-keeper text,
Jonn l4:9. He said in part
Every CHRISTIAN is doc
keeper for GOD. and one must DO
able 20 recommend Him 70 no
world But We cannot do this 4
W are not acquainted With Hin
ourselves.
In the afternoon, the Rev. r. I
Williams. also his choir and mern-
hers OF the Lumley Avenue church,
were guests o, me Junior Mission
airy society. Rev. Williams preach
ed a fine sermon from Acts 1874
The evening service Was short
but interesting
The church and SUNDAY school
Of Second Bapiisf are YER, gratefu
to II 2. Crosby OF Detroit for his
liberal gift of candy 20 the chill
dren Of me sunday School and
BYPJ al Christmas
All are invited - a;t@rd second
Baptist church
Miss Christine Wnilrsr Il
! church reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14

Mrs. Bell Baker. OF Irene street,
was charming hostess 10 the I'm
perlal Art and Literary club last
meeting at her home. The birth
day committee. composed OF Mes
danes Alberta Steele and Billie
Holloway, presented beautiful
table lamps TO each member OF the
club. After the business session,
the hostess served delicious re-
freshments.
The Pastors Aid board met al
the home OF Mrs. Beatrice Cart
wright. 1929 Isabelle street. with
Mrs. Florence McCiearen presid-
ing.
Miss Inez Cobbs and Brister S.
,Roundtree spoke their wedding
vows at the Church OF God In
Christ. Saturday evening. At ~
o'clock. The brides father. Rev.
Cobbs. officiated. The attendants
wore formals OF pink and teal blue
The bride was lovely In gown OF
white satin with train. The little
ring-bearer was especially attrac-
tive. A reception followed the cere-
mony in the basement Of the
church. The couple received many
handsome gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Smith %.
American avenue. Detroit were
house guests Of MIR. and Mrs. craw.
ley Laney Of Harrison road last
Sunday.
Elder David a. Bake, presidinr
elder held the second quarterl,
meeting al Smith chapel AME
church last sunday. The report.
We're all good More than $500 wa.
raised for the building fund OF thi,
church during the pas A,teei
weeks.
Mesdames Ossie Rodgers Ros.
simmons and Minnie Fort wer,
originasors OF the competitive,
drives at the church which hav,
gone on so successfully for II.
past few months.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Roberts ar,
! The proud parents OF a baby Eirl
born az Sumby hospital. Rive
: Rouge. recently Iittlt Mack Davil
: Is recovering from broken leg
The Lilly OF the Valley Socla
club composed OF intermediate
: aged girls. met Friday a: the HON,
! OF Mrs. Ossie Rodgers. their super
visor The following officers wer'
! elected: Henry Binlon president
Rosa Fowler vice president
Alma Davis. secretary: Pearl Da
p. Wis. assistant secretary. Mrs Ossi.
: Rodgers. treasurer: Alice Binion
: chairman Of entertainment; Patri
ella Binion. sick committee chair
: man. These young folk saved TWEEN
iy-flve dollars during the yea
fq2s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14


Miss I.aurene Petty. daughter OF
~ and Mrs. Thomas Petty, sr.. OF
u.mtramck, became the bride OF
.rdrew Mundy. son OF Mr.. and
wr. walter Mundy. OF North De-
.-oI, december 6 at 6 p. m. The
CEREMONY took place at st. Peters
~ T. Zion church. with the Rev.
N Metcalf officiating.
The marriage ceremony was per-
earned under a silver arch with a
background OF palms. The bride
"a. given In marriage by her faith
a. she wore a gown OF white
.s,ip Princess style. with a long
,,.In Her full-length rose-point-
a ulle veil fell from a shirred
rnepoint cap. She carried a bridal
hououet OF Easter lilies.
vozel crawford. maid OF honor,
xore gown OF deep blue satin.
vr. Artle. matron OF honor. was
dad In rose rust satin. The
Sr,desmaids-- Mildred Crawford
Mary williams. Ethel Perry wore
rowns Of dusty rose satin. while
Thesles Nunlee. Eleanor Petty, sis
pr q, the bride; and Gertrude Nor
r,son were attired In teal blue sa-
I'm gowns. They all wore sequin
butterflies as hair ornaments. and
each carried a bouquet OF red roses
ard baby's breath.
Jack Pruitt was best man. The
ushers included Jerry Brown. Clay
ton Adams. David Perrin. Garland
Strickland. and Tolbert Collins.
Flower girls included Janet Per-
rim. Elsie Petty. sister OF the bride /:
and Gloria Underwood. Freddy
Anderson was ring bearer.
Following the ceremony recep-
ton was held at the home OF the
brides parents. The newly weds
are making their home at 1891
Norwslk, Hamtramck.
Checks Stolen
A number OF WPA checks have
been taken from the mailboKes OF
wPA workers during the past
weeks IN the city OF Ham
tramck Stanley Myers OF 27le
Smith Street reported to the Ham
iramck Police that his check was
stolen from his mailbox on Mon
day January ?. 1889. The check
amounted to thirty-one dollars and
twenty cents. (s3l.20).
Charleston Gregory OF 2449 wy
andoiie avenue reported that his
check was stolen amounting "a
nine dollars and sixty cents $3.50
Mrs Myrtle n. Hickman OF 3017
Yemans street reported her widows
veteran check was taken from her
box amounting to thirty dollars
$4,000. officers Thomas Ice
and Wesley James captured one OF
The check suspects Monday. Jam
nary q in an alley near Horton
and Finley avenues. Detroit. The
person was John Nixon. OF 1916 f.
NexandrIne. He is 21 years OF
srs.
Mr Jason. proprietor OF the ia
son Dress Shop OF Jos. Campau
avenue. reported to the Hamtramck
Police that colored man bought
dress for six dollars $4,000 on
Thursday. January s. and paid for
Il with check from the Chrysler
Motor Corporation. The cheek a.
mounted to twenty-nine dollars and
forty cents payable to the order OF
Sam Jones. He received the bal.
nnro ~ tho r.aAm~x. - ~~nA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14
NEWS


The mother OF Mrs. Alice Gray
has been on the sick list since
Christmas and her condition does
not improve.
News reached here last Thurs
day concerning the Illness OF
George Johnson. OF Mecosta. His
step-son, John Sleet, OF this city.
Is at his bedside.
On January % the young pianlsts
VIII appear In a recital at Friend
ship Baptist church. Floyd Mat
thews. one OF Lansing's favorlte
tenors. Is sponsoring the program
and will also sing several mum
beers. The program will be held at
3 p. m. All are invited TO come 10
the recital and encourage the chill
dren.
The fiftieth anniversary OF the
pastorate OF the Rev. Pettiford was
celebrated Jan. Is at the George
A. Collins AME church. Appear.
Ing on the program was the Rev
Walls. OF Jackson. Michigan. who
read an appropriate poem entitled
Fifty Years Ago" Vocal selec.
lions were also rendered by Mis-.
Mary Walls, daughter Of Rev
Walls Miss Walls, who has a love
ly voice. is studying music at NJ
S. g. During the ministerial lead
ership OF the Rev. Pettlford
churches were built In Gran,
Rapids. Flint. Kalamazoo and Ypsi
lanti. Each OF these churches par
ticipatcd in the anniversary cele
brafion.
Wellington Rudd Is still conhn
cd TO his home. suffering with lac
erafions on the scalp, sustained Il
a recent automobile accident.
Friends OF Blaine Moore. 800 "
Main street. surprised him las
Saturday night at a birthday par
" He received many gifts. in
GLIDING a purse OF $3.50 from tn
men OF the church OF which he
a member.
The Robson club resumed thei
activities on January II at Lin
coin high school. with "Bohe
milan social evening. The regula
rehearsals will be held each Wed
nesday evening.
This semester at Michigan Stat
college brought in few NOR
Negro students OF which we ar
proud Let's keep going In educa
tion. There's always a place 10
those who are qualified.
Members OF the West Side Ar
and Social club had an enjoyabl
monthly birthday party recent,
for the following members Mes
danes Sallie Harden, 6. y. Bryant
Bleachm. Willie Jones. president
A beautiful hanky shower was al
so given In honor of the ladies'.
Tho New Year seems 10 hav,
brought new courage 10 Lansing
ties and everybody appears 10 hay'
"want-to-do" spirit.
Members of MI. Zion Bap'is
church recently sponsored a Bio
hemlan supper at which a silve
offering was taken for the paste
and his wife the Rev. and Mrs
Chester Harris
Services ~ Nj Zion last Sunda.
were very impressive The churcl
recently elected a church rcporte
TO send IN news for the Tribune
II is progressive church. Rev arr
Mrs. Harris and members ~ M
Zion wish 10 thank Elder and Mrs
A. II Martin, for helping 10 MAKE
the surprise party n success.
Miss Ella Austin left Monday 10
Pittsburgh, 10 MI an engagemen
with Earl vanDyke and his or
chestra.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-01-14
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