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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09

AS a result Of the large civic mass
meeting which was held on the
West Side several weeks ago. a po-
lice booth will be placed at the
corner Hall and Palmerston ave-
nucs. The granting OF this request
goes TO chow what can be accom-
plished. by working as a united
whole. Young Mr.. Sabbath. repre-
senting the entire citIzenry OF the
West Side, met with the City Coun-
ell and was assured recently that
all matters ir connection with the
project would be taken care OF at
once. The Council also commended
his splendid attitude and business
like manner. In coming TO them.
The Beechwood Cimmurl,y CEN
ter has been quite lonesome. since
the going OF Mr.. Brarelton. Friends
wish him much success In his new
position. The Beechwood commu-
nifty center is COW under the gu
pervision OF Miss Allah Wells, 3s41
Thirtieth street. Adults, as well
as the young people. are now vel
come 10 spend their afternoons and
evenings at the center.
The Senior basketball team and
the Juniors played a game on We'd
nesday, Nov. 20. The high-point
man, Glen Evans Is the most prom
isirg rtar OF the season. The team
is composed OF Otis Wade, Quarry
Mauldin, Theadan vsnPelt, as GEN.
tiers; Glen Evans. Paul Tucker and
Wilder Reddic. forwards: Homer
Johnson, Mickey Booker. Bill La
Flur. guards.
The girls basketball team. known
as the Beechwood Hawks, is doira
we'll. They expect return engage
ments from various teams in De.
troit.
The Fidelity Girl Reserves OF the
center held their last wiener roa 81
OF the season. Nov. "a. After hik.
ing 2 miles. they stopped. roasted
the wieners and played games. the
games being arranged by the chair
man.
The FIRST meeting OF the home
club was held Friday. Dec. I. The
club IL composed OF the following
girls: Lille Mae Mitchell. Thelms
Kent. Dolores Kent. Mildred LsFlur
Balkis Wells. Gretta Gaines and
Dorothy Booker.
Notice
Folks--Ws have been notified
by the management OF the Tribune
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CASSOPOLIS
BY NJ. c. CLARK

The Rev. Mr.. Lemons and bis
church chorus. OF Niles Mich. will
present a program at the Chain
Lake Sunday school at 2:S0 pm.
Sunday. Dec. 10. The theme will be,
The Worlds Saturday Night" A
pot luck dinner will be served Ey-
srybody Is invited.
Mr.. Pogue is superintendent;
Mrs. Lulu Steele. sponsor: the Rev.
Mr.. Shaw. acting pastor.
A Christmas bazaar will be held
at Chain Lake Baptist church, Dec
~. from 1e.se am. &c II pm.
Donation OF any kind will be APP
preciaied. HamburEers, coffee and
ice crea mwill be served. The SEN
Tor choir cimmittee will be In
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|Slants On Ypsilanti
By Mrs Eugenla 0'BannoI

OF the Yysilantl branch OF the
NAACP Sunday. Dec. 10. at Brown
Chanel AME church with out-of-
Town sneakers. Herbert Francois
is chairman.
The Junior choir OF Second Bap-
fist church Is sponsoring an INFER
estlng program. Sup lay, Dec. 10 al
2 o'clock. Mrs. William Postles'
OF Detroit. will speak, under au-
snices OF the Junior choir.
Miss Hattie Blair, OF Los Angeles
calif is house guest OF her cousins
Mrs. \. NJ. Cox and Mrs. Nose VIII
liams.
Mrs. Sallie Washington OF Wad-
lev. Ga, aud Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gum and family. Detroit. were
sunday visitors OF their cousins
Mrs. Amelia Perdne ard daughter
Mrs. Daisy Wigham.
The willing Workers OF Second
Baptist church will sponsor sll-
yer tea. sunday. Dec. 10, at tue
home Of Mrs. FliIda woods.
Mrs. Helen Davis and Mrs. Sarah
Talyor are still III in the HOSPITAL.
Mrs. Duny Taylor is also seriously
III al her home on Jefferson street.
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River Rouge
By Mrs. A. b. Gray Vaughn

that arrangements are under way
for a change In the schedule for
submitting news. In order for the
paper 10 20 10 press earlier. TO
best serve the growing public. II
will be necessary for our River
Rouge news to be 10 the Tribune
office BY Monday mornings.
Personals
Mrs. Matte Jones. OF zoe Polk
avenue. is improving slowly. She
Is still confined 10 bed. Her friends
hope for her an early recovery.
Mrs. Rosa Davis is still In sum
by hospital.
Churches
The Urion Baptist Sunday school
was we'll attended. The subject
was-"S Spreading the Good News"
The Rev. Mr.. Copeland, the pastor.
spoke from Corinthians. verses
10 10 5s-"1herefore. my beloved
brethren. be steadfast ard immov-
able" The sermon was forcefuI
aud 10 the point. The rerditions
by the choir was enjoyed. A duet
was rendered by Miss Reuben and
Miss Smith. The Christmas pro-
gram Of the church is well under
way. The Deborah class will take
charge OF the program. with the aid
OF the teachers.
The prayer meetings OF Union
Baptist church are held every Ned
nesday night. The Nurses guild aud
the Missionary society were quite
successful IL their affair sponsored
Monday, Nov. 21 Mrs. Ratcliffe
and Mrs Fields we're The principal
characters.
Church Of God In Christ
After a fine weeks meeting each
night. the pastor Of the Church Of
God in Christ. az Polk and Hall
streets, left for the general convo-
cation which conyencs in Memphis.
Tenn.
All the departments o. The church
were az their places all dsy sun
day. The Rev. Mr.. Crane Of the
CME church, new pastor in our
city. was with us Wednesday
night. accompanied by his entire
congregation. He preached fns
sermon. Mr.. Winbon was master
OF cerem onies. The chairman OF
the Stewards Included was Thomas
Hicks. The choir rendered besuti-
ful selections, under the direction
OF Mrs. Winbon.
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Inkster lettings
ny Mrs. Willie NJ. BlnIos

Mrs. Alice Staff and children
are home. after having been con-
fined at the hospital for the past
few weeks. Friends are glad to
see them home again. Mrs. Addie
Taylor, OF Spruce street, Is con-
fined at Seymour hospital. Mrs.
Maxine Thompson has returned
from Sumby hospital.
Rev. and Mrs. A. ID. Evans were
dinner guests OF Mrs. Mary ]. Tins
ley, last Sunday.
Among those who heard the Eva
Jessyc choir at Masonic Temple In
Detroit. Saturday. wee: Rev. AID
Mrs. A. n. Evars. and Mesdames
Alberta Lewis and Willie NJ. Bin
ion.
Miss Joetta Reddick, In company
with other local young people. mo-
tored to Detroit, Saturday. TO see
Snow White And The Seven
Dwarfs" at the Detroit Institute
OF Arts. The other young folk In
the party included Henry Binion,
Naomi Jones, Evelyn Hollis. Kath-
crime Kinsey, Bonnie Mckay, Cleve-
land Curray.
Miss Reddick Is the pretty little
teacher OF the Seventh A class at
Lincoln school. In Inkster.
Joseph Holloway Is seriously Ill
at the Ford hospital.
Mrs. II. l.. Holloway was hos
tess to the Imperial Art and Lit
erary club. Wednesday evening, at
her beautiful home on Harrison
road. After the business period. a
delicious luncheon was served. The
club has planned their annual So
ciaI affair for December 81.
Judge Healey, OF the Juvenile
court. addressed a small group OF
ladies' at st. Clements Mission,
Monday evening. He talked on
delinquency. He will speak 10
this community again In the near
future.
Services at Smith chapel A. NJ
+. church Sunday were very up
lifting. Holy Communion was adj
ministered by Rev. A. u. Evans, as
sisted by Rev. j. j. McAllister. The
choir sang beautifully.
liz the afternoon Rev. Samuel
T. Sea his choir and congregation
worshipped at Smith Chapel. Rev
Sea delivered the evening message
and his superb choir rendered mu-
sic. Mrs. Ethel Sargent IL direc-
tress OF the choir; Miss Ruth Tay-
Tor. pianist. {. A. Adams is presi-
dent OF the choir.
At the pm. hour, the Pastors
Aid board presented Mrs. c. Win
frey and Mrs. w. Binion In a con-
test. Mrs. Binlon won by the small
margin OF 100. Mrs. Fannie An
thony was given a lovely pair OF
pillow cases, for having brought In
the largest sum of money. indi-
vidually. Mrs. Florence McClearen
Is the efficient president.
Mrs. Maud Andera was hostess
10 the willing Workers, Monday
night.
Womack Temple
Supt G. Adams was pleased Sun
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Brown Chapel
sunday services at Brown Chapel
Irt we'll attended. The Rev. II
simmons preached the morning
pa the evening messages.
Second Baptist
me Rev. Garther Robertson. pas
p OF Second Baptist church,
reached Sunday morning TO a
'rse congregation. His text was
ON Luke 23:43.
Inc Junior Prayer band will hold
MN anniversary service Sur
~ The Rev. Mr.. Robertson will
peak.
Inc Junior department OF the s.
wno lost In the recent contest.
'h be host 10 the Senior depart
sn' Friday night, liz the church
Psemenl.
VT and Mrs. James Donaldson,
Detroit, were weekend guests
'neir aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
re, Eugene Williams.
Tue Rev. and Mrs. Carr accom-
u'eu me Rev. X. c. Brown. who
H. guest speaker at First Baptist
[uVn' at Romulus. Mich, last
Iuere viii be a big mass meeting
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The delegates banquet which was
recently held here was a big sue
cess. The chief speaker was Attor-
ney Joseph Craigen, who spoke on
The Negro in Politics" A form
er member OF the Michigan Labor
commission. Attorney igen
knows the needs OF the Negro and
why We should take more Interest
In governmental AFFAIRS, and
choose the party which gives col
ored citizens the larger opportuni-
ties. Another speaker was Robert
Brown. Township supervisor. He
explained how the homes that are
10 be sold for taxes can be saved
Persons interested are advised Ia
call at his office fill out blank
live up 10 its agreements ard there
by save their investments.
Our new chairman in the Six
teenth Congressional district, Mike
Morhart, also spoke at the meeting
subject, why the Negro Should
Vote Democratic He showed the
good and the bad side OF both ma
jor parties.
Mrs. Beulah Hill the hrst and
only local colored Township muse
made brief remarks on How e
Prevent SO Much Sickness Ia
Ecorse."
The Wayne County Voters dis
trict association held it's regualr
meeting last Saturday at the usual
time. The chairman. /. Morrow
was in charge. After the routine
business. the article by Mr.. oil.
YER in last weeks issue OF the
Tribune was discussed The
meeting adjourned until the third
Saturday In December. wher II will
be held at the same hour and place
The dance given by the wCvDA
recently was well attended and all
present had pleasant time.
The Child Welfare department oil
the American Legion Post No. SO:
headed by Alonzo Branhar ant
Mrs Hayannah Brown. is planning
dinner party. Saturday. Dec. Is
for the benefit OF child welfare IL
this community. There will be 9TH,
Feast Of the Seven Tables by tn,
Rev. A. W. Menoelen. Of Cleveland
Ohio. The dinners will be one dol
lar plate. Proceeds will be uset
for buying clothing ard toys fol
underprivileged children. Rail,
in support OF this good cause. com
rades.
Monday night. Nov. 81 the loca
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-09
Woodland Park
by Robert A. Neal


The Sunday school OF First Bap-
list will report the results OF its
penny rally. Sunday. Dec. 10.
The Rev. W. Burkett preached a
brief sermon, after the testimonials
were concluded last Sunday morn
ing. lie took his text from John
5:7lS. subject, The Water, the
Blood and the Spirit" Following
the discourse. Communion was ad-
ministercd.
The State rally conducted by the
BYPU will end at the closing meet
ing, Sunday, Dec. 10.
The First Baptist s. 3. will con
duct tie Christmas program. Sun
day. Dec. %. The BYPU and the
choir will join with them at 3 pm.
The Community Sunday school
will have Its Christmas program
Monday, Dec. %. at pm.
Services were conducted Deem
her by the Rev. +. Davis, who
preached from Matt. 27:7. The
choir was very grateful for the adj
dltior OF Amos Bell, TO help out In
the bass section.
Mrs. Grace Henry conducted the
testimonial service. after which the
Holy Sacrament was served.
Charles Burns. OF Detroit. was
the guest OF Mrs. f. +. Towns, for
four days recently. At Kelsonia Inn.
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W HIT
BY Wanda Smith

On last Sunday afternoon the
Rev. Mr.. Hill pastor OF the Church
OF God In Ypsilanti, together with
his choir worshipped at Campbell
AME church. Whitaker. DR.. Hill
spoke FROM the subject, Have you
got the Holy Ghost?" Harold Car
ter rendered a solo al the Rev. Mr..
Hill's church sunday evening.
The Rev. Mr.. Knowles, pastor OF
Campbell chapel delivered his
Thanksgiving sermon last Sunday
morning or the interesting subject,
THE Man Who Forgets TO BE
Thankful" text. Thessa lonians ana.
The Gospel Four OF Whitaker
and the Gospel Five OF Inkster rem
dered program at .. m. at wo-
mack Temple church. 1nkster.
The Mary F. Handy Mite Mission
airy Society met Tuesday afternoon
at the home OF Mrss. Blanche
Thompson. Mrs. A. Knowles pre-
sided. A delicious luncheon was
served 10 the nlre members who
were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rhan and
sons spent Thanksgiving day In
Battle Creek visiting Mr. Rhar's
mother. Mrs. l. ] .Rhan.
The Lincoln Consolidated school
gym was the scene OF considerable
competition Friday evening at 1880
D. m. when a basketball game be-
tween the High school Girls and the
Alumni Girls took place. A game
between the High school Boys and
the Alumni Boys followed Odahlis
and Martha Ledford. Geraldine
and Edith Bryant. Fern Carter and
Wanda Smith were participants ir
the first game; George Evans OF
the class OF rs, In the second. The
Alumni teams were victorious In
both games.
James II. Ledford Is reported
steadily improving and is expected
TO be home in the near future.
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PONTIAC news.
By =. L. Harris

lne senior choir OF New Bethel
BAPTIST church was hostess at a
sl'er tea Sunday, Dec. 3. from 4
70 Z pm, at the home OF Mrs. s.
l.. boydson on Hibbard street. The
Michigan Harmony -Four rendered
several numbers. Selections were
also rendered by Mrs. Joeller Dor
aidson and the brass quartet.
The Rev. Jonn Powell spoke to
MS congregation In their new
chnrch AT ii am. Sunday. His
meme was; What DO You Think
Oh christi Macedonia was the
scere OF much activity by many
groups from Nov. &c to Dec. 2, in
elusive. One OF the special features
OF the dedicatory services was The
appearance OF a mixed group OF
SINGERS, under the efficient direc-
ton OF Mrs. ManjolIne Woods Nc
Caskill. The group was composed
OF representatives OF the Junior
choir OF Newman AME church.
Two heart-stirring spirtuals were
sung. A donation was presented
by the president OF the singers. Miss
Elizabeth Stone. The singers plan
10 appear in ldlewild or the first OF
January. Vivian Scott is the ac-
companlst.
The Rev. Ford B. Reed, OF Hope
Baptist church. preached Sunday
morning and evening. His subjects
were. The Good Shepherd" and
How TO Get Rich" BaptIsmal
services were held at 3 pm. at the
Alliance Tabernacle.
At IL am. Sunday. the pastor OF
Newman AME church preached.
subject, Victories OF the Christian
Faith" Seven were baptized and
Communion was administered. The
second quarterly conference will be
held or Dec. II, by the Rev. Fran
els K. Washington. presiding ell
der.
Percy Conner has returned from
the Marine hospital. In Detroit.
Other sick OF the community in
clude Mrs He'll, OF Maple street;
and Misses Lillian Sslter and Alice
Gordan.
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Conant Gardens

Quite large number from this
community attended the play,
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs'
at Institute Of Arts, last Friday
evening.
An automobile accident occurred
last Friday afternoon At Hillsdale
and Gallagher, wher two cars col
lided and injured two persons.
One car turned over, pinning its
occupant underneath. The injured
persons were taken to st. Francis
hospital.
Mrs. Jennie Campbell and little
son, Joe were overcome by gas in
their home on Klirger street. last
Saturday. They were rescued by
the fire department.
Miss Susie Arledge. 1s02s wex-
ford. celebrated her birthday last
Thursday. Nov. 30. Many OF her
friends were invited in 10 help her
celebrate the occasion. Among
those present were: Lillian and
Azemore Rushing. Ruth Warner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nixon. Mr.. Crawford.
Mr. and Mrs. X. Kirk. Mrs. b. Mar
shall, Mrs. ". Tate, Carrie Kemp,
Florence Collins and others. A de-
lIcious repast was served which
all present enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs.Small and Mrs. stew
ensor were hosts at the party. Or
chlds TO them, for the excellent
service. Music was furnished By
popular recordings.
Little octavia Smith was dinner
guest Of Miss Phyllis Palmer. last
Sunday.
Miss Cornelia Gilmsr attended
the skating party last Friday. At
Madison Garden rink. She was
heard to say. 1T was keen"
Vernon Chapel
The usher board Is serving a FISH
and chItterling dinner. Saturday,
Dec. Q. at the home OF the presi.
dent. Mrs. Rosa Robertson, 1906
Norwood avenue. The AFFAIR will be
from 8 10 10 pm. II you cannot
attend in person. call Townsend
5-O266 and your order will be de-
livered.
The Trustee Helpers Alub will
give pew rally, sunday. Dec. 10.
at $3.50 pm Everybody IL invited.
Glass No. Is still holding the
lead H. the auto race" sponsored
by The SUNDAY school. Each new
pupil counts ave miles.
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KALAMAZOO
nv julius c. Baker

The annual bazaar sponsored by
the Girls unit at the AME church
last Friday and Saturday evenings.
was attended by about three hun
bred people. There were ten lovely
decorated booths from which the
different clubs sold their wares.
Many beautiful handmade articles
were available. as we'll as large
quantity OF preserves, candles ard
so forth.
Miss Frances Birch, OF Chicago.
H., was a weekend guest OF her
parents and brother. Mr. and Mrs.
NJ. s. Birch and Maxwell
The Rev. and Mrs. Jesse Cald-
we'll accompanied by Mrs. Elsie
Cox, sang or the program al the
Lowell street Church OF God re-
Gently.
The Happy Pal club held its
weekly business meeting at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Wright on Riyerview drive. re-
Gently.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Lincoln Brow and
daughter were recent visitors OF
Mrs. Kissis Allen and Mrs. Evelyn
Jeffries.
Mrs. Robert Wright. Lawrence
Mitchell and Mrs. Reuben Battle
were reported or the sick list last
week.
Miss Corlnns Conner, OF New
York. Is visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Conner. and her sister and
brothers. or Palmer street. Her
stay will be indefinite.
Miss Anabel Chavions was Wis
itor in Cassopolis last weekend.
Sklllman McMickens, James Phil
lips and Mrs. Arthur Ethridge were
home last week on furlough from
the CCC camps.
Central Lodge No. 10 F. A. A. NJ
are sponsoring dance at Masonic
hall, Saturday. Dec. ?. Admission
Is 55 cents per person. The public
is invited 10 attend
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Correction

NJ. f. Arthur returned here from
Detroit. on November %, 10 cele-
brste Thanksgiving on November
30. with Mr.. and Mrs. II. Everett.
Messrs. Clifford Bell and Lewis
Henry spent the week end with re-
latives in Detroit.
Mr.. ard Mrs. NJ. r. Arthur pre-
sented the First Baptist church
with ten Bibles, Sunday, December
3.
Mrs. Annie Darlington left last
Sunday, to spend while with re-
latiyes in Detroit.
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day with the fine attendance at Sur
day School. Plans we're completed
for the children's Christmas pro-
gram.
Rev. s. Sea delivered a fine Com
munIon Day sermon, from the text,
Mark 14:22. Take. eat. this Is my
body"
Despite Indictment weather, a
large number OF the membership
accompanied the pastor to Smith
Chapel ir the afternoon. Rev. Sea
preached eloquentIy from the text
Il shall be satisfied, when l awake
In His likeness"
The service next Sunday morn
ing will be dedicated to the young
people OF the community. Rev
Sea will preach on Love All
are invited.
Second Baptist Church
Sunday at Second Baptist the
services were largely attended
The church building Is nearing com
pletion. Pastor o. n. Jones preach
ed an excellent sermon, text. Neh
as. theme, 1T Can BE Done" The
speaker declared: You must be a
good follower. before you can make
good leader. He spoke OF tho
work OF Nehemiah, when the latter
was building the walls OF Jerusa
lem, which the pastor compared Il
the present experience OF ths
church building in Inkster.
In the afternoon the Sacred
Cross Baptist church made it's frs
visit to Second Baptist church
The Rev. Mr.. Griswold delivered
the message and the choir sani
beautifully.
In the evening. the BYPU wa!
interesting. The subject was dis
cussed with enthusiasm. The eve
ring service was likewise quite in
spring. Pastor Jones made SOM
fine remarks and the Lords Sup
per was administered. All are wei
come to visit Second Baptist church
at any time.
High School Honor Roll
Members on the Inkster higl
school honor roll for this mortl
are as follows: In the Ninth Grad,
Arthur Davis, Geneva Simms
Tenth Grade-William Burgess
Vernon Heath and Charles Mingo
Eleventh Grsde-Lamar Binior
Twelfth Grade-Eleanor Dean
Robert Green, Pete Jackson ant
Georgia williams.
Correction
Two week ago. Mrs. Florence Nc
clesren raised $3.50. while Lero.
Spencer, her worthy opponent
brought In $51. for the Building
Fund at Smith Chapel. Mrs. Rub.
Paul and Ernest Pace were Boos
ters last week. Mr.. Pace won b,
a small margin.
Mrs. Lila p. Manner has beer
quite Ill at her home. on Arnapo
lis road. Mrs. Alberta Talbert. o
Williams street, recently under
went a major operation at Sumb!
hospital.
The recently married Mr.. ant
Mrs. Robert Spencer are now dom
iciled on Harrison road.
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Ecorse NeUs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NNaNaN9ENElIlEEE
Rt Mno CASTOR

Chicken Shack OF Sslliot street
was rsided and about eight or zen
people we're booked for disorderly
conduct. They we're later released
by the judge. The raid was made
by four colored ard four white Of
ficers. Some say that colored Off
GERS should not take part in raids
in our districts but let US remem-
Der that when our race officers are
called on they must go II they ex-
pect TO hold their Jobs.
The Ecorse public turned out in
style last Wednesday night at Wis.,
yea I'm. A party was given for tho
benefit Of the Goodfellows fund.
Miss Arlerta Cook is real enter
tsiner. She sang and danced beau
tifully. Boy Turner captured The au-
dience with his tap-darcing. The
floor show was good. Mrs. Ozzella
Cook. proprietor OF the inn. turned
thirty dollars over to the Goodfel-
lows fund
press Sincere appreciation 10 their
friends. for kindness ard sympathy
shown them on the occasion OF the
death OF their son, Newt Smith.
The stork visited the home %
Mr.. and Mira. Jones. 523 Palmer
ston. River. Rouge. Nov. %. and
lett ar s and one-hslf pound baby
hoy. Mother and child are doiE
fine
Mr.. and Mrs. Lasker, Mrs. Nicks.
Mrs. Williams and Mr.. Parker en-
ioyed a delicious Thanksgiving dim
ner on Nov. 30, at the home Of
Mrs Msissie Flsmer
The Rev. !. u. Davis. pastor az
First Baptist church chose for the
subject OF his sermon last Sunday
morning. stay With the Church."
text. Matt. 1914. The choir sang
excellently. The Rev. Mr.. Kemp
was = visiting minister. Mr.. Woods.
500 Polk street. River Rouge. also
attended the service.
Among the sick Of First Baptist
church are: Mrs. Mary Cannon,
who Il AT Sumby hospital: also Ru-
fus Combs. who is corvalescing At
the same hospital Rollo Wells IL
III at Ford's hospital Mrs. Zads
Askew Is improving az Sumby. Mrs.
Askew Is the church reporter.