The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-16
Windsor News
BY ArytIa Chase

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The Lord is far from wicked.
but He heareth the prayer OF the
righteous Prov. 1929.
The British Methodist Episcopal
church's eighty-third anniversary
will be celebrated from September
"a to October 4. Plans for the To-
cal church have been completed
for the anniversary. Beginning
Sunday, September "a, services
will be held all day. DR.. Price and
his choir vii be present at the az
ternoon service and DR.. Price will
be guest speaker.
As a result OF the Ontario an
nual conference OF the African
Methodist Episcopal church, Rev,
w. Perry, who has been pastoring
the Chatham congregation for the
past six years, has become pastor
of the Windsor church, In exchange
OF pulpits with Rev. c. Penny. for.
mer minister OF Windsor. Rev
Perry is the presiding elder of the
Ontario conference. Well known
as a radio broadcaster, he has been
a speaker before the Rotary and
Kiwanis clubs OF the Chatham dis.
trict. REV. Perry has also been
! actively associated with munich
pal politics. Mrs. Perry is presi.
dent of the Women's Missionary
society OF the conference. Lloyd
Perry. a son is member OF the
Ontario Boys parliament, as Chat
ham representive. He is also a
cabinet member. with the portfolio
OF Minister of Publications. Lloyd
is a debater and was a member oil
the winning W.OSS.A. Debating
team. this year, and is Kent coun-
~ oratorical champion.
At the Windsor Fire-fghters
field day. September 4 to Z inclu-
sive. Mrs. Sarah Love featured a
barbecue stand OF ribs and chick
en-. II was the first time in ten
years. that an all-colored stand
was erected. We wish to say to
Mrs. Love and her staff. congra-
tulations.
We sincerely hope that It may
be an annual affair.
Marguerite, the only daughter OF
Rev. and Mrs. Jackson, is opening
her fall term of piano and rudi-
fffents, September 10. Miss Jack
son holds honor certificates from
the Toronto Conservatory Of Mu-
sic in piano playing. theory and
sight singing.
Miss Maudie watkins, cub mis-
tress, had her first pack meeting
for her Cubs Monday. She also
has some souvenir spoons OF the
King and Queen.
Little Raymond Browning. infant
sou OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown
Ing. passed away early Sunday
morning. The funeral was conduct
cd from the Thompson Funeral
parlors, Monday. with the Rev Mr..
Jackson officiating.
The son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Crosse was buried last week. The
infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harris
was also buried.
Miss Vivian Chase left the city
recently. 10 spend two weeks va
cation with relatives aud friends.
Miss Dorothy Edwards, OF De-
troit, was the weekend guest OF
Miss Barteza White.
Miss Marie Thompson. Oldest
daughter of Mrs. Helen Thompson
is reported critically III.
The SAAC held its first annual
banquet, Tuesday, Sept. 5. at the
Landrum's hall Among those seen
there by your reporter we're: Vera
Johnson. Bartelza White. Marie
Thompson. Irma Bush. Mr.. and
Mrs. Buster Nolan, James Roberts
Javin Woodcock. Helen Stewart,
Marion Stewart. Ruth Henderson,
Raymond Roberts, Theodore Tall
bert, Cecil Cravin. Lyman Evans,
Helen Morgan. James q. Shields
velma Browning, Thomas Ellis,
Mae Green, Tarence Freeman. Pete
Fields. Gertrude Chickee. Gordon
Lawson, Virginia Robbins, Harry
Morgan. Betty Simpson, Peggy
Bush. Bud Vincent. Agnes sophie,
Tommie Taylor. Malhon Dennis,
or!aa n!shep. Margaret nshop,
Ernest Browning, Thelma Turner,
Lillian Simpson. Lyle Browning
and many others. A very a2petiz-
ing luncheon was served by the
committee. Speeches we're given by
the executives, and toasts by va
rious members OF the organization.
The SAGE held IFS FIRST meeting Of
the fall. Sept. z.
lloyd washington, Hughes Chic-
kee and Richard johnson returned