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Lansing NeWs
b. Mrs. Rosa Lee Porter
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Elder and Mrs spratt were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Burk. OF
Evans avenue. Chicago. last week.
Mrs. Ethel Greene and daughters,
~ Grand Rapids spent last week
end visiting Mr. and Mrs John
Slset and Mr.. and Mrs Cecil Brad
10y ~ Jackson.
Mr.. and Mrs William Simpson
have purchased hons on Wilt
ans street
Mrs Miller evangelist is holding
2 two weeks meeting AZ The George
X Collins AME church
Mckinley Lee. IT, superin'sud
emf of Friendship Bsp'is Sun1av
school. will loave June Is, for Tul-
sa Okla 10 represent the & s
Norman lanes has accepted a
position Al Lincoln school as = d.
rector Of athletics.
4 spiritual program was render
IA a The Church ~ God LAST sun
dav afternoon MANY good mum
bers wers rendered
club 40 ~ Friendship Bap'isf
church viii sponsor popularity
contest THURSDAY Jane Is. A. s 20
y m, Coniesiar's include Miss Bar
hara Roberts and Mise Naomi lack
son JuS prior ~ the contest a
short program VIII he rendered.
Prizes Will he awarded
Mrs B. Reed and daughter RUBY.
moioted 10 Detroit last weekend
and We're guests % Mr and Mrs
Bob Anderson and Mr. and Mrs T.
: Findley They 4 ~ visited Mr.
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Windsor Neu,s
~ Arytis Chs,e

The Re, Charles Penny. The pas
tor hrNush' mo morning and eve.
nins message = Tanner Chsrei
AME church SUNDAY TEX Blessed
ave The meek for thev sha,i inheri,
me earth Mat si and. ~
fess ,onr Suits one ~ another
James 5fs
The Rev T X iackror BMF
church preached he srsrroon
service az The Tanner church fe1f.
CONSIDER The lilies Of ne fields
now they grow. they toll no. Meth
er do they srtn and VET solomon
IN all his glory WAS MOI agravef
Ike ono Of these The Rev. s. X
Williams pastor Or me Quinn
Chapel AME church Hamiramck
Mich arrived. late hu, short
service was held.
The ladies' of Tho Mife Mission
airy society held q garden parry.
serving Ice cream cake. prepared
strawberry shoricske Tuesday an
crnoon
The Rev & /. Wells ~ the First
Rapiisi church had a very busy
sunday preaching a. his church
and Second Rartsi church nerron
~ : pm where no was sccomra
nied h, his choir Solos we're ron
dered nv Clarence Jones Mrs Wat.
tins. Hazel Solomon and Tasrsncs
Freeman The Rev Mr. Veils
spoke AZ FRINGE Albert church IN
Chatham Township a. night nes-
con Mcdowell spoke At The First
Baptist ~ The city Next SUNDAY
Mr. Poecy 81 Wesi Virginia viii
speak Covenant and communion
service will be observed in tho
morning.
The Mount Zion Church OF God
in CHRIST is holding lis annual hap-
iismal service on ncxt sunday
June H. near the Ambassador
bridge AZ The foot or California
avenue A. one-ihlriy service will
he held Al The Windsor Arena and
alsn AZ ~
Inc tuhs ~ The H0fh Pack won
isto Il over The srd Pack ot Giles
boulevard United church The
2oth Pack IL scheduled n NAV the
Cubs Of the Temple Baptist. June
Vincent Hawkins 10 rrsvsiv NJ
IN The hospital ~ London. ON
George Turner % Elliott street is
seriously M A. his home David
Foster il sill confined at his home
on Windsor avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Donald Smith or
Niagara Falls NY and Mr. and
srs John Smith OF Niagara Falls.
Ont were guests in Windsor last
SUNDAY.
Mr. aud Mrs e A Ridley. 10
iroii stopped NJ the home Of Mrs.
Ridlev's mother and father satur-
dav on their way home after visit
INK Toronto. Ont. Niagara Falls.
Ont, and New York and Buffalo.
NY. for the psst week.
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SAGINAW
Wy Mrs. ". Toomey


beIhpi nurch
The Rev j. g. Pierce preached
an impressive message at Reihel
last Sunday morning. Snhiecf. OH
or Refuse Have Mono The Rev
Mr. Buerkle and MS choir and mem
hers. of Tuscola STREE Methodist
church. Uorshipped A. Bethel sun
dsy evening re preached from the
theme The CRY Of tho Human
Soul His choir rendsred hesn'i.
ful selecnons
The lunior choir ~ Bethel church
rendered two selections A. the lu-
Nor and intermediate Christian
Endeavor rally last SUNDAY e,s-
ning Al Grace PRESBYTERIAN church
MANY young folk ~ Bethel attend
ed tho rally and enjoyed fine fsl-
lowship
vi. Olive Church
SUNDAY June & a. II am INC
Rev G. W Wilson preached from
John 10 subject. The strong
Power n BLOOD He aid blood IS
50 strong thai u s The symbol N
life also that lesus gave His
blood 70 save The world because
lie loved humanity
A. so nm ihs pasior preach
cd from the subject. The Cross .
He said the cross is the key word
o. Christian LIVING
Many visitors from Zion Rapisr
church were present
The s. $ enioyed large attend
ance. despite the absence ~ the
Superintendent. Mrs Gillespie
Tho RTN had a fine meeting At
s p m Church officials We're forced
40 ask The Young people to cnriail
the program rs Il was running
over time. The topic was full of
Information The union is excri-
ing specia efforts 10 employ its
Young folk during the SUMMER
months
y. Mckniehl is home from tho
hospital whore no has heen con
fined for some time Members arc
clad 10 welcome him.
Mrs Mary Dean. mother ~ the
Rev Nj Dean pastor NJ Bethel
church. is still confined N her
sick he'd Her many friends wish
her speedy recover,
Pastor = e Jones preached A.
tho H. am service. The message
was full ~ information and helm
Al 7.20 pm the pastor administer
cd communion and delivered an
impressive sermon
Miss Irene westhers popular
member of The Younger SET IS visit-
ing friends In Chicago and Kansas
city
AZ : pm ih, Senior choir rem
defcd several selections Al Zion
Baptist church
Mrs Willie simmons of syracuse
street has returned homo. after
spcndins several weeks with fels-'
iives In Nkkogee Okla
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The Arts department Q, rhA
SA' gass successful Nav Day
prnm AZ ne l.andrum Hall on Fri
dsN MAJ IS. lsSe crowd attend
~ and IN ENJOYABLE evening was
sren' ,, I'll MISS Helen Morzar
VAS hostess Among hose attend
irS we've Mrs L washington. NJ.
ard Mrs l.orn Peterson Isabella
smith, Dorothy Hall. 4 ] Brown
irs ? Bush 2 Johnson. N.
RrooAs r Ellison H Judsa II.
tnickee n Sfewar' ! vord y.
LAWSON r Johnson. p. kersey. l..
Nolan l.. Johnson. 2 Foster. p
Butler r Copeland v PROCTOR p.
TaNlor VI. Tsvlor C Chickee. A.
y Rrooks J. Bower V. Nall T
Nal' and man, others
Dresden News
Everyone looked forward -
he annual River Baptismai serv-
10 al ihe Sydenham river. Tune I.
Tho Rev J. G. Browning and ,hs
Rev Nr Brown We're in charge
The Rev Nr Wells vindsc, was
engaged Tor The evening session
Among those delegated ~ attend
lhs Bapfist convention 81 the on
lsrio and Quebec churches in To-
ron'o arc Misses Audrey Fowler.
Pauline Farksr Minnie Belle Dud
les Maroon Johnson. verlvn Ladd.
Nr and Mrs George Simmons
l,orns Lsdd and The Rev " Brown
also has planned to attend
on FRIDAY he pupils and teacher.
Miss Fern A Watts Of the Green
Valley school spent an enioyahls
afternoon in The woods The main
feature % tho day was the baseball
game
Mr. and Mrs C. Davis and fam
lily Windsor visited friends ana
relatives in the district SUNDAY.
Miss O Ladd Is spending a few
laws with Der sister, Miss Sadie
Ladd. Dearborn. Mich.
Miss Rette Land. Dresden. spent
the weekend a. the home OF Mr..
and Nrs. William Laid.
Miss Dorothy Johnson "a SPEND
INK few days n ith her sister Ms.
1 s0-fa TA~r~ natrntt
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W HIT TAKER

Choosinc Joel 22S-2o as Tho text
for his SUNDAY morning message.
The Rev. A Knowles spoke from
The theme Infusion Tire mos
age was inspirational The Rev.
r. C. Brown. ~ Second Baptist
church Ypsilanti. was present and
assisted In the service Mrs BE-
airice Collins. OF Chicago. who was
visiting her sister Mrs Susie nv
airs. rendered solo. entitled. My
Desire She Was accompanied on
her holiday visit. by her daughter.
Miss Bernicc.
Al pm Elder Cromar. Of The
church of God. ypsilanli. preached
q gospel message He was accom-
panied by his choir. which render
cd program prior 10 Tho sermon
tltrcd Anderson sang suffer In
lie Children Mrs. Nancy Alex
fnder was promoter n the pro.
gram
4 large assemhisge OF citizens
were thrilled last Monday evening
rs they listened 10 a program pre-
scented by the Mems chorus. OF Al
Zen Temple church. Detroit. Of
which the Rev w A. order X pas
;or The program was rendered at
Campbell Chapel church. under au-
spices of Lone S'sr club Mrs
Susie Byars Is captain. These two
programs were the last 10 he rem
dered. before the closing Of The raj
ly on June e.
Little June bryant has heen vie
itine her sisters Miss Henrietta
and Mrs John Hi. in Detroit. She
reports having had very plesssn,
time
Mrs. Ida Graham. ~ Mavhel
street. was dinner guest OF Mrs
Jessie and Mary Smith. last sun
dsv
Miss Fern Carter Was among
those from Lincoln school. who ap-
peared IN The piano recital at Nor
nal college. as students Of Miss
Ruth spinner last FRIDAY evening.
This l. Ferns fourth year. She re-
Ceived many compliments on her
proficiency IN music.
Mrs Sadie Ledtord and Mrs.
Jessie Smith visited the Normal
college on Parents Day last
Thursday. They attended the hall
game between Normal and Michi-
gan state. The former won the
game.
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Woodland Park

NJ Tucker and son ~ whre
loud. Mich ,isi'ed Al The FIRST
Bapiisf sunday school sunday.
May - The Rev Mr.. Tucker
preached al me II am service
subject Pure Religion text.
James 27l
Relatives 81 r. Van Dyke. n
Grand Rapids were guests in his
commonly SUNDAY Mas - The,
amended ne sunday aehool ~ COM
mun'y church
A. ihe mornins service rasfoe
Davis preached on ihe topic Gid
cons ARMY ronauers
The Rev n J HANDY Defor
VIII conduc' len-dsy reVival ~
First Baptist church, beginning
.lune I Tho church extended an
invitation 10 every ore.
NJ and AIRS clifford Bel and
n Palmer were quests % Mrs
! rfingion in Chicago. rscen'ly
y. X Jackson visited friends N
Chicago. last week
The community club presented =
play Wednesday MAY u 10 raise
funds toward hu.ldinc their chh
house The play WAS emitted Tho
oid-FasAioaed S'ht~7' Grown-Hps
ac'ed as pupils
The Rev n } Mandy conducted
services SUNDAY A. F'rr Ran'is'
church taking ~ his tex \ Real
Man invited Others ~ share n me
best lhin-s he possesse'h. and a.
The eteni0- service preached from
Gi'mS Iesls Chance IN Your
Daily Program
The Rev Mr. DAVIS condlc'sd
communion and testimonial seryice
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BATTLE CREEK
Nv RUBY tyerry

Womens Day was observed
throughout the day Sunday al Sec
ond Baptist church. During morn
ing services the Rev +. l.. Todd
preached from the subject. The
Ideal Woman Samuel l:21-2s.
The afternoon service was also in
charge OF the women and Mrs. y.
w Walls OF Jackson. Mich. was the
guest speaker A program was rem
dered at the evening services.
Mrs. Mack Redden is i'll in Leila
hospital Friends may call and
visit her.
Messrs. Searcv Morris. Roosevelt
Evans Thearis Fullerton and Leon
Lyons moiored 10 Detroit. Mich.
Sunday 10 visit friends and rels l.
tives
The Senior Missionaries OF the
Church OF God rendered a program
at the church Wednesday evening.
MAY II. They report great sue
cess.
Let's Chat
III The answer 10 your rueS-
tion IA because am Cherry"
X X. Who Il the new how
friend,
NJ. K.-TryinK to he a biz rirl.
huh
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..r spiritual message was
> - ne audience at Brown
s sr.a.I A,.F church Sunday morn
en'p ~ ne pastor. the Rev. n. g.
sln~s second Baptist church the
A. A., N, Rev Cartier Robertson
F'S,. sa on the text Elk. AZ. The
p"'vI clarke was pulpit guest
w. ',rr excellent program was
.,,.d a, Z p M nv out-of-town
'...,. sponsored by the Sunday
su sso superintendent George
s '. .iI,on acted as chairman.
H'"' ,,rss number OF members Of
v,,sionary society accompanied
~ r...idsn, Hazel Hubbs to the
r.,,., ehnich Al Ferndsle where
pp.s,ins NJ scattered churches
'" VA AIRS Green Ia president.
-, sospsl ,horns accompanied
,.'m and appeared on program.
, u'.'or and Vrs. Robertson also at
i,nd'd , .an ..rv,ca
-, hslda - pm.
y, wm Hsni Gaines passed away
,.ns,y afesnonn May IS at his
a., as s. washington. His wife
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vInson chapel Church

'lnson Chapel Church
The sunday school OF vinson
cnap'l vas we'll attended Sunday,
WIN sun = J Hubbard in charge.
Marjorie and Melvin Beck. OF Zion
bap'" ehH!ch were visitors.
lN mofnnz services began at
II O'Clock. The Rev. Moses Wilt
ans 'pos' nm The theme, God Is
AT No also conducted prayer and
Ga" meetings
~ ne afternoon the Rev. Mr..
williams and The choir visited Allen
i'mpls rarcb. Detroit. Of which
nv NeN W g. crider is pastor.
NJ Rev Mr Williams preached
ION ~ 'cA' Psalms so. subject.
'Bscksiars
~ me Young peoples league
s'euns he lesson topic was The
'0uT'e N Spiritual Power"
~ The night service. the Rev.
M Williams preached another
l0re'fll sermon.
= pfogfam was rendered We'd
'suAv nlshl May 81. by the Rev.
y hovel' 81 81. stephen church.
's'comparlcd by his senior and
~nlor chnirs
Ndre' Williams is church re-
rorer.
Tho Ns'onb county Sunday
s,nool union met A. vinson chap
AWE church SUNDAY. with every
SUNDAY school taking part in The
program
:, 'nTnef chapel stood out when
n' whl'sei Quartet aud two other
saar'e's Of The church. rendered
. .'r selections The children :
..u'as ot Calvary Baptist Sunday
s.noO' sang beautiful pre-chil-
u Ven DAY selection. The Junior
. mol, o. Zion Baptist church was
,A'eneni win the selection OF
vs.om'ng chiidren's day. Miss
u. asno,a Lewis always brings New
mupe baptist ont when she sings
~, ~ her fine solos. The song
~ mo quartet NJ Second Baptist.
, s'meo. IL always enjoyed. The
sn., VAS demonstrated nv Miss
~1 s, hughes. North Detroit.
a' 'tnool AZ Calvary Bap-
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and Mrs l.. Blakney, OF Pontiac.
Mich
L. J sicelun Of Chicago, 10 VS.
Ating Mr. and Mrs Van walker
here this week
Nrs Es'elle Walker has return
ed home from her Trip 10 New
York and reports thai she had a
wonderful time
The Lansing hvsnch ~ the
NAAtP is sponsoring teslimon-
ial banque' 10 Hon Charles Ma
honey Nichigsn's first colored
state l.shor commissioner, The a.
f1ir Will be held June % a. p r.
81 fhs George r Collins AME
ehetch lo7 \ Pine sfree' MANY
o1'-of-iowners are expected Lo-
ca citizens arc urged ~ securs
tickets now The commi,tss IN
charge is seeking 20 secure DR. !
T. Leach "a The principal speaker
Announcement viii ne made later
through no Tribune
Wings Owe Jordan fsatunnE
COLUMBIA Network srflss. was
presented Monday niEhf June s A.
West Junior audi'orium BY The
Emitted Mothers Cub and he Jnion
Papiisi 6hurth The program was
one o. me bes' ~ its kind ever
presented in Lansing Mrs Cla~s
Busby president n the Mothers
,luh. Mrs Sarah Thompson. chair
man or The church program and
ihe Re, Johnson. ne pastor,
deserve hish rommenda'ion for
sponsoring such = successful AZ
f.tr
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Pontiac news
R, y. r. Harris

The vois brought an eight
,ound habv sirl 10 Mr. and Mrs.
pmcs Mullen ~ First street
Nrs Emmerson. II Maple street.
(. ~ In General hospital.
Mrs Marie Hunter, Gulf Coast.
uim ia VISITING her brother. the
Rev. lanes N Mitchell, Lake
street
Presiding Elder L. P. Powell.
he'd fourth quarterly conference at
Mhchslls chapel AME Zio n
church. june s The Rev. James
N Mitchell ia pastor.
Nessrs pippin Cook and Hood
will serve barhecue every Saturday
evening a. liz home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Iosept Hoods. Crawford
street This viil be- 10 help the 60
day rally of NewInan AME church.
Soft halls games were held at Sun
Scr PARK A. Telseraph road between
Vests 10, Shop. Pontiac. and High
Lghls. Detro' with Detroit win
uing l,.s Pee Manning pitched
ior Pontiac and 4 r Brown. High
brhis Aihsr l.egis and John Gil
lsmors umpi4es nix Six OF Pontiac
met Ahes Lager in a night game.
Biz sir winning 80 Charlie Jus
tire pitched io Pontiac. and Alex
Johnson. Alt. Lager
Mssdsme- Minerva Johnson. Cora
HAYES I.nella Zebs. and Elizabeth
Nslburn visited Chatham. Ont. TO
attend he YEARLY bsplizing Mrs.
Roderlch Byrd and son. Roderich.
lr, have rsptfned from Lancaster.
Pa where lhev visited Mrs. Byrds
mother
The Rev Robert Hoover spok 2
Sunday morning al Newman AME
church 'aAinS a. his subject, "A
servant ~ God Miss Vera Dob
scn ard Enssfine Melburn return
ID from Ahion where they had at
tended 'hs sunday School conven-
llcn
The Hst = p. Reed preached
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NDALE
Second BAPTIST Church

The choir ~ Second Baptist
church is progressing hne under
the leadership OF Mrs. Agnes O.
Martin. president and dlrectress.
Mrs Martins husband. Sloan Mar
tin. is also rendering much serv-
Ice To the church, since he Joined
The church is contemplating max
ing him deacon.
The pastor. the Rev Mr. Holmes
and his choir visited The first Rap
list church, NJ Ecorsc. SUNDAY
June I
Ferndale residents may send
their news items for The Tribune
10 Miss Geraldine Davis. and also
secure papers from her.
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ROSEVILLE
By J. NorrI.

Snncsv school a. 81 luke ne
san A. 2 50 sunday morning. with
expressions ~ esstl,ude 10 NJ.
kinsey and teachers for The pro-
gram The morning services later
We're we'll attended 10 hear he Rev.
j. fiark Detroit preach from
The suhisc' Ac'ion Speaks Loud
erthan Words l. was a splendid
message The Rev NJ Smith pss
io- ~ IRE church onsd ne Rev.
W smelling IN servics a. Monroe
Mich n me at'srnoon The ACE
iesTus nee' ~ SIT pm Choir re
hearsal q seven o'clock
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:. InkSter J0ttingS ::

seim0n. subject. Giving God the
crumbs. Luke le 20-21 The cho-
dus rendered lovely music. The
church was crowded.
Smda, afternoon Pastor Merritt
aud congregation were guests Of
me Rev J. s. Murray. Al New Nj
Mofiah Bapiisi. The Senior choir
accompanied The groun.
The Rev Mr Merritt extends
hanks for kindness shown him dur
ing his recent anniversary He re-
ceised many handsome gifts ~ the
tnnisersary banquet. including
donation NJ money from the Nurses
guild beautiful flower from the
senior choir, a check for $s3. also a
cash eift from the Missionary so
tiety. and a lovely birthday cake
baked by Mrs Martin. Proceeds
rom The anniversary amounted to
Sos
sunday. June IL. in the after
noon. HE graduates Of Inksler high
hool will hold their commence
mrnt exercises. 7, seniors re-
'urned from The IN 10 Calumet
and So Ignes al 1880 sunday
night They thank All who helped
make the lrip possible. Miss Mag
no'ia Simms is church reporter.
Second Baptist Church
Second Baptist congregation sun
day morning was large The S. s.
MAS inieesting. The Rev. X, j..
Tones conducted devoiionals. as
si,'ed by Mrs NJ Grant.
The Rev. O. X. Jones delivered
great sermon, the theme heing
Wisdom Better Than Gold" Prov.
Us rs lIe said with gold. one
'ar purchase anything material
mr il cannot satisfy the cravings
~ he IMMORTAL mind
IN The afternoon. The choir rem
asrcd program IN interest," Of The
fas'ors Aid sociefy. An old-fash-
toned testimonial cieeing follow
od one was added 10 the church
The Lords supper was admins
tered in the evening.
The church extended cougraiu-
iations 10 Deacon +. Timhers and
hs bride who were married sat
day evening.
The pastor aud members are in
Ifed 10 New MI Moriah Baptist
tnNeh. Thursday. June =.
Miss Christine Whitner. reporter.
Womack Temple
( Many happy young folk were
present At Womack Temple sun
daV school las sunday. Snpi. q.
4 Niams has launched rally con
fssi 20 raise funds for general
confluence.
The Roy. l.. * Fews delivered a
srlnd sermon SUNDAY morning.
Subject. The Talking Mule
The baccalaureate sermon will
preached at Womack Temple.
( Sunday morning. Jnne II Three OF
ne seniors are members of this
hnrch. They are Miss Jennctie
sargent Harvey wilson and Way
mond Tihsley 4 SPECIAL program
int the seniors Is planned nv The
chrrch The ROY u. " Barnefie
presiding elder of tho nctroii dis.
fric' will hr Inc speaker NJ The
hour All arc inciied
p F. Sargent reporter
Mr. and Mrs Maxwell 1852 Far
mum street Aliddlehelf. were week.
end guests of their daughter In
River Rouge Mich. They were AL.
so entertainer a. = birthday nariv.
Mr. and Mrs Eoddie. Of Detroit
were weekend guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur McClaren. 1850 walnut
street. Inksier.
Social Sophi>ticaies
The Social Sophisticatcs mot
with Miss Clarice kinion The az
fair was pleasant Two visitors
were present Mrs Alberta TAYLOR
and Miss \enes Henderson The
club will sponsor picnic June -.
! Al Elizabeth Park All arc invited
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from Loving Three Things" Sun
day morning at New Hope. The
women OF the church met at three
o'clock TO prepare FOR the associa-
ton which will convene at the
church from June II to June 49,
The four years at Trinity Bap-
tist church was observed with the
women members Of other churches
conducting the service.
The Rev. John Powell pastor OF
Macedonia Baptist church. spoke
morning on Gods Interchangeable
Hands. The Rev James r. Elem
ming will speak at Newman at
three O'Clock. June IL. Finus Har-
ris. Jr.. Is visiting his sisters. Ca
mile walker and Christine will
ans. Detroit
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Al the lads and lassies and older
folk 100. enjoyed the Memorial
Day outings In the various parks
and other places % amusement.
after having FIRST visited graves OF
dear ones. Mr. and Mrs Arthur
Cartwright were stranded all day
in Memorial Park cemetery. as
they lost Tho KEYS 10 their car.
The Imperial Arr and Literary
club met with Mrs. Beatrice Payne.
Wednesday Plans were perfected
,nr the hope Ghost contest. m he
sponsored by he club. II will end
July IL Young ladies In the con-
iesi include Misses Dorothy Lamp
kins ldel Mack. Adella Roundiree
p. p Temple. and Mrs Lillian Al
len. Help Your favoriie 10 win.
The play. "Wagging Tongues.
which was recently diamaiized for
'he Slewardess hoard will he re-
peaied FRIDAY nigh' for the Mis-
sinnary society.
Roberi Grey has just returned
from Atlanta. whore he studied a.
Norris Brown college during the
pas, ear.
Kate Rolden and RAYMOND Tin
icy are home from Tuskegee, Ala
The school picnic will he held IN
Southwest Rouge Park. June ls
Come ont and help make it pleas
ant for the kltldies
II your street chairman has mt
contacted YOU. YOU will please CO.
operate by clearing your yard and
sidewalks OF undesirable weeds, in
order 10 assist in the Village
Beautiful" campaign.
The Confidential Ten club met az
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Myers last Saturday night After
the business hour. refreshments
were served All members were
present. hut Cleveland Rodgers
who Is ill Al Henry Ford hospital
M Rodgers is a member of Smith
Chapel aud Dunbar Post OF the
American Legion No so
June Is The month for brides. al
so for surprises Last Friday. Mrs
cora Barnes was feted hy her
daughters. Mrs Thomas Marmi-
chael and Mrs. Edward Stacey and
few friends Mrs Barnes was
aiiircd in garden iogs and was
agreeably surprised
Airs William TAYLOR. SRI IS
among tho sick AZ Sumhy hospital
The Rinion sisters We're hostesses
70 'he Lily ~ The Valley club. We'd
ncsdav afternoon
The Rev. a y. Evans delivered q
splendid message sunday morning
subject "A Certain Man Made
Ready Feast" communion was
pariaken ny approximately l5o
persons.
Visitors al smith chapel Sun
day morning were Mrs. McCloud
~ Philadelphia. Mr. and Mrs
shaw. Of SDA church Mrs. Car
ru hers. OF Houston. Texas: C'linosi
Steele second Baptist. and Mrs
Boddie. Peoples Baptist church
| Detroit
Mrs r. fArfulhNrs is fhe house
guest NJ Mrs. LYDIA Williams ~
Alfred street MANY social rolrte
sizes are being shown hcr Sho
halls from Texas and Is The roNsin
~ Mrs Williams
The Rev G W Rahor. HE S4rier
choir and Gospel chorus. also a
group " members worshipped aiih
The Rev. A. ~ Evans and his con-
gregation. Sunday afternoon The
Rev. Mr. Baher delivered mo NOS
sage. II was fine service
The Dncks carried a jolly h1nch
OF folk 10 Detroit Saturday night.
whore they entertained in prlnd
style. assisted ny their wives and
sweetheartSs-
First Baptist Church
The SUNDAY school Is makiH- fe
progress in ire efforts 10 roorsan-
ize Sunday morning tho R a.
| l.. Merriif preached an eNfr ieni