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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-05
:. InkSter JOttingS ;:
BY MRS. WILLIE MARY BI>Iox

The Ladies Industrial Art club
os Inkster is spending its regular
meeting hours in Inkster park
Mrs. Rachel Perry Is the efficient
president.
The Imperial Art club sponsored
tea at the home OF Mrs. Leona
Goodson, OF Harrison road. All
present had The opportunity of
seeing the contents OF the hope
chest to be given 10 the fortunate
contestant at the conclusion OF Inc
contest. Participants are: Mrs.
Lillian Allen, Miss y. II. Temple.
Miss Ardella Roundiroe. Miss Doro-
thy lampkin. and Miss Ideal Mack
MIR and Mrs. G. Norris OF Irene
street. and their daughter. Mrs.
Sallie Glover, also G. T. Rowcns
and Mrs. Sing Tate motored to
Chicago over The Weekend 10 visit
relatives. In Benton Harbor. they
stopped 10 take look at the House
OF David.
The home OF Mr.. and Mrs vii
linn Perry. on Harrison road, was
The scene Of birthday party last
week given in honor OF their
daughter and nephew. Mrs. Annie
Perry Richardson. Detroit. and Or.
Lawrence {. Perry prominent
Ypsilanti dentist. Those present
included Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
simpson. Detroit; Bennie SHELTON
Horace Harrell. william Hughes.
Atwell Stewart. Thomas ". Jones.
Miss Virginia Brown. Miss Dona
Simmons. Miss Christine Nichols.
Miss clara Mae Simpson. and Miss
Ruby Simpson. all OF Detroit. Pro
fessor and Mrs. O. II. Coleman, Of
Arizona. were also present. as
we'll as Dr. and Mrs l.. &. Perry
OF Ypsilaa;i Mrs. carrie Ford,
Mrs. W NJ. iiiiiiioii. Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Holloway. Robert Simmons.
Richard Humphrey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur wright, Arthur Elline-
ton. Mr. and Mrs. William Austin.
Stella Lyons Mrs. r. S. Perry.
Ben Dixon, Gland Perry. Ideal
Mack. Mrs. y. ward all OF Ink
sicr. A delicious luncheon and
drinks were served Bridge. whist
and Chinese checkers were The
games INDUCED in.
The senior choir OF Smith chap
FL are sponsoring pleasant sun
dan program. sunday. August 6 Al
IL pm. Several choirs VIII par
llcipaie. Gardner King Is the pop
ular president OF Smith Chapel
choir.
Mrs. beatrice, 330s Rear Spring
Hill street. left Tuesday for 81
I.oniX whore she will take up res
idcnCe.
The Silent Workers arc sponsor
ing marble tournament. Saiul-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-05
SAGINAW NEWS
nv Mrs. VI. Toomey

received while visiting number
Of large churches Of that city.
The sunday school sent Miss
Irene Weaihcts and the supern-
tcndeni. Mrs Bcl'ie Gillespie 10
The state convention AZ Battle
creek Mich
Nj. Olives weekly bulletin car
ried special letter last week
from the pastor ine Roy W. g.
Wilson who WAS la Atlanta. Ga.
The message contained 2 lot ~ in-
formation Of The doines " Tho Bap-
list Wor.d alliance which convened
in thai city
on mo Sick list arc Mrs Elnorc
Malone home from the hospital
md improving. Mrs. Newbccn m
The Saginaw General hospital, also
Dcaconcss l.nla Jcnri"s.
Bethel iML
The ROY ! 4 ncan delivered n
very challcngiug message 10 a
largo audience Sunday morning
MANY ont Of town visitors were
present
The pas'or. choir and congrcga-
tion worShippcd with the Rev Mr..
Smith ~ Coleman Mich. Sunday
afternoon Evaneclis' Roberta
HAYES delivered The evening mes
sage.
Plans arc being completed Tor
tho celebration " Tho church's an
nversary 10 begin August and
coniinnc through ihc lsih Tho
program Is bcing sponsored by the
Usher board OF Bethel
The Ford Dixie Eight singers
viii appear in concert al al Beth
cl Monday August : a. $ pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-05

Sales. Florence ID. George young.
Rosie A.. Henry Taylor, Margaret
Harris. Beatrice Hemingway, Cecil
Slmms. Perry Calhoun, Ogle viii
liams and Many others, all of whom
had a grand time.
Calvary BAPTIST Sunday school
furnished good times for all their
members and visitors on picnic
10 River Rouge Park. Special stree
cars were chartered for transporta-
ton.
Jolly Strollers are giving The last
boat picnic nj Tashmoo Park on
August II Come on and swing on
TO good music and bring delicious
lunches.
Games. refreshments. jitterbug
elne. with lots OF fun was the siin.
alton that confronted the Club
Meiritis GIRLS al a weiner roast
AZ Belle Isle Annie Pearl Rivers.
president. Charline Davis. score
iary' Ninie Matthews. treasurer.
Members arc Mahle Dear. Louise
Johnson. rharline Rainey. The fit
lcrbues were: David Davis. Velma
Rivers Lcroy Dickcrson. Richard
Watson EVELYN prockcr, Ulysses
Bnli. several others.
The Little David choir gave their
first recital at 81 Paul AME Zion
church. The leader Of the choir
is Richard Scott
FLASH !! :.
Why did Charline Rainrv take
two packages OF marshmallows?
Was u for someone special?
Who was that very handsome
gentleman Annie Pearl Rivers was
looking ais
What is Hazel Quarker trying 10
do 10 certain young mans heart?
Rreak II?
However, It X noticed that Hat
lie Bohnam and Lonnie Boots
Stanford are doing alright. Well
alright then,
So Alvin Gilliard is sending
messages 10 Bernice Dickerson
now. What does this mean? | won
der
j. Marie Edwards trying to bluff
me Other boss by telling them she
has q boxers
There must be ghost between
Marie Brunette and Charles Wei
Ions when they walk down the
side walk
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-05
RIVER ROUGE.


:, MS Marian Moore. daughter of
~ ana Mrs John W. Moore. $50
sup liof street River Rouge. left
,g 'Ncaeo. Saturday. July II. TO
",' nov aunt Mrs Lillian Toin.
-''i' Louis Jones. go Holford
~, son OF Louis Jones. Sr. was
,uNu' p ~ stricken with Illness on
wv ~ lie was taken 10 The Chill
.n hospital. In Detroit Louis
ss"u ION Is reported as fair. hut
~. 'sfors are permitted to see
$ Johns AME church. River
n mug held picnic Saturday
s s, -. a. Elizabeth park. Many
Sh,'shaed aud all reported having
~. +" very enjoyable outing. on
,t. previous day. July 81. the
a"''h sponsored mock confer.
60 "hi'h proved splendid su,
Citizen Dies
n, nheral services for the late
M, Lenola Long Hampton were
~, "s'u wednesday. July 20. from Trl-
nolp ' baptist church, In River
,onI.' win the Rev. Mr.. Simms
epu''inE The services.
nm y, hampton. who passed away
,suF -. was a highly esteemed
Ri Who had resided In River
's' Tor a numbeF Of years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-05

day night, August 5, at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. X. V Frazier.
The Grace Alma Temple Of Elks
30. 67a met at their usual hour
last Thursday Eight with Daugh-
Ter Ruler Rosa Bolden presiding
The members are planning 10 stage
a million dollar wedding in tho
very near future.
AIR and Mrs. Arthur McClaren
entertained friends Saturday night
az their home. a25a Walnut street.
AIR and Mrs. Boddic, OF Detroit.
were week END guests.
The Jolly Suollers club Will
sponsor gala evening Saturday
night August L. al Paradise hall.
Mrs. Henry w Roundlrce Is
home alter illness IN Ann Arbor
She enjoys having her iinly grand
daughter, Rochelle Reid, with
her
Irene McClendon. OF Statewide
NJ. is visiting her relatives, Mr.
and Mrs, Esiee Glaze 32iG Ash
street and Mf. and Mrs Fred Me
rlondon. $500 Ash street. lnksier
She viii return home by motor
August 4. and Fannie McClcndor
VIII accompany her, 10 visit hen
husbands relatives.
'rhe Rosebud club met with Mrs
l.. Fowler recently The members
enjoyed tho meeting and a iasi,
Mnchoon was served
AIR and Mrs jenkins. 1913 Nor
folk street, Newark Nj arc hor'
VISITING their sister, Claude Will
lam- sl6l Alfred street They
VIII also motor to lrdianapolis
Ind thence To tho South. 20 spenc
4 while with their father and SIS
,rs. ar Doihan. Ala. i Z. Williams
mll f.. T. jenkins will also visit
aelalyes in Georgia
second Baptist Church
sunday WAS missionary day a'
SECOND Bapiisth church 3iio vii
li,nls street The attendance was
large despite the rainy weather
Inc sunday school lesson ane
blackboard illustration We're in
ttlr~iing
The pastor. tho Roy O = Jones
n.do timely rcniarks prior To us
Srrmnn His message was chris
ana the l.aborne Man Matt
lies. The Rev. Mr Jones dcclar,
cd Aai Jesus is The hest friend ih'
WORKING man oyer had Will
le-ls hv your side AT lhc machine
'o no factory. the work Is ncvci
hnd or The hours too long the
pastor said
The evening service hogan with
q eooiy attendance for the RNPl
tn, Row r. y Reese gave me dem
-fraiion al The 5 :. The Roy
" Rellamy evangelist. delivered
, siifring message
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-05


Morning and evening service
we're conducted b. the pastor ths
Rev. NJ. Toomey SUNDAY, July 50
one addition was made 10 Tie
church
The sunday school and BNPl
had nice attcndances. A g pm
the Missionary society had pro-
gram with Mrs. Ida Pope. prt aieni
Of the Womens state convention
as speaker.
Zion Is taking on now lfe ana
made nice report Al The ~fsie
convention which convened In Bat
tie Greek. Mich. August {.
vi. Olive baptist
"Let hcr'alonc. she has done VIVA,
she could was the snhie dis
cussed ny the Roy W. NJ iiu Der
al the IL am. service held MI
Olive Baptist church last Sma1N
4 spiritual treat was in evidence
when the Rev Mr. Beatty az lMn.
ernaclc Baptist church sai- s'N-
eral OF DR.. Watts songs.
1t was Missionary Day ard ihc
president Mrs. Barber, paNs 4
short talk Mrs. Robinson OF he'n-
el AME read paper on m ION
work. The service was wei az
tended.
AT the 73O pm hour Mrs lila
Pope was the principal spcahcf
The Sunday school and kll
a o. ID.
day Andrew Davis. .lr, pftsii'ni
of The BTU has recently rciulsd
from Chicago where he has been
spending n short vacation III w.
turned full OF pep and informa ION
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-05
Windsor Neus
By ARYTIA CHASE

During the afternoon hour Sun
day. the Famous Loving five. Oma-
ma Neb. rendered few musical
numbers az he Church Of God.
The Rev. c. L. Wells First Bar-
list church. preached a the MORN
ing and evening services.
Lorne Barnes OF Csyuga. wsssin
attendance At the morning service.
he was accompanied by bis wife
and daughter
The choir NJ the First Baptist
church sang olci XIV last Sun
day afternoon, during the cnapei
hour
Miss Barbara Talbo'. recently
returned from p trip ~ Niagara
Falls. Buffalo. New York CITY and
Pennss lvania. She was acconns-
niod by her aunt and uncle. Nh
and Mrs Herbert Edwards. Detroit
In New York they were the house
guests Of Mr. and Mrs William
BE Z. Mr. and Mrs Allen were The
Aosl and hostess In Bradford Penn
Mr and MIS- j Foster and Mrs
Kathleen Bradley and other,
were visitors in Bay City over tho
Weekend
Mrs. oliver Lee Is leaving for
Davion ohio whore she Will spend
her vacation visiting her husband
Ellsworth Ranks NcDoucall
sfcci is spending his vacation Ia
Harrow with his granmoiher.
! Miss Effic Chase. daughter ~
. Mr. and Mrs y Chase. Of Merccl
street. is spending a fortnight Will
her sister. MIS-. 4 Ridley. Detroit
Barbara and slger Coates Mer.
cor street. spent the week-cnf
! will Mi Bird and her son ann
I Mrs Y sharpe AZ ihcir sammci
cottage ~ colchester recentlN Jn
sephine Robbins Battle Creck
Mich. is the guess ~ Lavina Rob,
bins Goyeau street Josephine
came back with Mr. and Mrs RON
hins aud family and Hair> Mnf
gan who had bccn visiting IN Ba'
lie crock
Mr and Mrs Todd and hc
moiher and mothers sister o.
Chesfnlng. Mich were the guests
OF MI and Mrs " Holland ant
MI and MIS- \ sims Goyoat
street Mr. and Mrs Overfon M
entertaining AS Their guests Mis-
Sianhcld from Toronto. and Mis-,
Jean Fauniainc l.nndon
l.iile Irene Murray has return
81 80 Detroit after spending tw'
weeks with her aunt Mrs Nancl
Peters Goyeau street
The Sandwich Baptist church Is
having an all-dav celebration NJ
its SSH anniversary Special serv.
ICES will he held
Mr. and Mrs STANLEY Black spen
SUNDAY in Puce with Mr. and Mrs
Holland Pnce Ran'is' ohurch Wa
holding rs annual homceominr
Tho lovely Miss Dorothy NIL
hurn + spending Tho weok-cnf
with her sister Mrs Harry Obc,
of Mercer street 4 certain younl
man is hapny how about u 7 v
Mrs Louis CASTOR ~ Sandvi,i
West was taken 10 INC Hotel Dieu
Her condition is much improved
He wish Lorov Tallv. who sur
fored two broken fingers speed
recovery Also Wesley Tally. VIII
was bitten by stray doy when h.
4 attempted ~ stop two other dog
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-05
ALBION news
By Alice Cant

The very latest IN Weddings was
a "manlcss Wedding given by Tho
Jolly Sewing circle Thursday night
at The AME Chutch The decora-
tons. color srhcmc and the we'd
ding itself made ID he biggest play
hit OF he season The east inclnd-
cd: Miss Bernice Lafayette. Mrs.
VI. johnson. Mrs l.. r. Wright.
Mrs Odessa SNYDER, Mis- J Moore
head. Mrs. r. NcCray. Mrs. A.
Boldcn. Mrs J.. Reed. Mrs. l..
Cooper. Airs. VI. Waters. Mrs. A..
Watts.
Miss Rernice LAFAYETTE entertain
cd tho Sewing club a. her home
Wednesday evening with p lawn
party. Delicious refreshments
wCrc served
James curtis was guest AZ the
Presbyterian church sunday after
noon
The -Four W Quartet sans At the
Macedonia Rapiist church sun
day afternoon
Nathaniel Howard loo and n
' t NifN T tikFi lfll f'' y wv n - iAi
SATURDAY. whore they will spend
two weeks with relatives
Miss Corrinc Nanks Of philadel-
phia. Pa. visited her relatives. MIR
and Mrs. Thomas and Mr. and Mrs.
Watts.
Augustus Howard and Edward
Oliver speui The Weekend Ia Ncw
York
Misses Lee Alma Robertson aud
Geriie Juils and Charles Bryan OF
Detroit spent SUNDAY In Albion.
They were dinner guests AZ the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Hawk
ins. Sr.. and family.
Funeral service for Mrs. Carrie
Ferguson OF Ferry street. Detroit.
was held Monday Al the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Ferguson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-05
ECORSE NEWS
By Milo CASTOR

Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Bradford
celebrated their twenly-hrst we'd
ding anniversary In their beau
tiful home on 18th street Saiur-
day night July %. About elgh-
teen couples were present inclub-
lug Mr.. and Mrs CharlesWilis.
Alr and Mrs josie Lewis. Mr. and
Mrs. peat Pulled. Mr. and Mrs
Mafern Lee. Mr. and Mrs Charles
Worthy Mr. and Nrs W. II Arm
strong. a good time was had by
all.
Only ono arrest was made in
Ecorse lasi week by tho police de-
pai'imenl A Young lady was cut
several times and is in The Thomas
hospital The young man is IN The
lock M.
Two bad mon wen together last
Saturday night which WAS their
second meeting in tho past TWO
Years After ihe fight WAS over.
Bailey Brewer staggered 10 tho
hospital stabbed oyer The heart. In
The shoulder ana in The side and
stomach A this writing he is not
expected 10 1--we. John Parker. the
aSsailaut. has NOT heen found At
this writing Last wear Bailey cui
M John. this year John eols even
with Railoy
Watch Rudy I.aCkcv who Is a
hnrerprini expert and hrs' class
detective II you lose something
don'i forget 10 SOC Rudy Watch
ont for tho WcS'side Peoples club
advertisement nox' week
Funeral riics for he late Skin
Bardswell were held Thursday.
iuly 81 al the Church OF God in
christ u was largely attended.
Tho euloey was road hS Elder An
dcrson and Gleaion skip was very
well Thought Of nv All vino knew
him. lie IS survived hy a wife Mrs.
Iora Bardswell: 4 father and mo-
Their five little sisters and broth
ers and hosi Of friends
The Builders union mo- AZ The
First Baptist church last FRIDAY.
holding a three-dav session Tho
Rcv Mr. Tate preached ihe sermon
SUNDAY q II p. M His subject
was The Fall of Man" text. Gen
$40 Dinner was served after the
servicc The meeting WAS largely
attended although II rained all dat
Collection reported for tho three
DAYS was sll9lo
We hear tina Isaac Morrow has
resigned ne president Of ihe Ecorsc
Progressive club He will devote
all his Tine here after directing
The Waync County voters league
in Ecorso and River Rouge The oh
jet for his resigning is ~ hurst
up all clubs and bring them under
ono head The Voters league Rui
this writer doesn't think that will
happen IN Fcorsc
Wei he seeing Won next week
giving ont more OF Fcorse's hap
/ peningS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-05
A. VI. D. Zion Ihnrch

Mrs Ferguson died IN Detroit fol-
lowing a three weeks illness She
was a former resident Of Albion
Burial was in Riverside cemetery.
The Rev and Mrs Holmes spent
the weekend In Detroit
James Edwards Thomas War
rem and Harvey Gnytou OF Detroit
spent Friday in Albion
The White sisters ~ Monroe.
Michigan. were guests at The
Bethel Baptist church SUNDAY
morning aud evening Their ~
them. the Rev. MIR White was al
so present.
Presiding Elder Washington
preached The fourth quarterly con
ference sermon SUNDAY afternoon
az the AME church
Miss Marjorie Minnix Is M A. her
home on Cass street. Friends
wish her speed recovery.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-05
PONTIAC news
by +. p. Harris

The eleventh drowning victim Of
the season in Oakland county was
Jessie Salters. is. popular young
member OF Newman AME church
The funeral was held July 2S from
he church. and burial was In Oak
Hin Cemetery. The William r.
Davis. Funeral home was in charge
Iof the services. The deceased is
survived by his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Salters. brother and
Two sisters. Edward and Lillian. OF
Pontiac. and Viola. New York City.
Mrs. Mary Gordon died recently
n the home Of her neice. Mrs Ed :
die McReynolds. OF Houston street
The body was shipped 10 Dixon.
Tenn. for burial She is surviv-
ed by two neices. Miss Eddie Me-
REYNOLDS and Miss Mary Byrd. and
a nephew. Allen u. Byrd, OF Pom
tiac.
Miss Viola Salters. following q
brief visit 10 parents. Mr. and Mrs
Henry Salters. Ian street 10 at
tend the funeral OF her brother.
returned TO New York city Sunday
where she Is employed as nurse
in Relleyue hospital.
Mesdames Annie johnson. and
Corrine Hudson. Detroit. left Sat
urday for Clarksdale. Tenn. to
visit their mother, Mrs Charity
Person.
Mrs. Willie Roach. operator Of
Billy's beauty salon. after an III
ness Of several days. is able 10 re-
sumo her business
Trinity Baptist church terminal
ed iis 5 900 rally sunday The
Rev. r. d. Rroyles Is pastor
Many heard the Rev. William VI
Donaldson ~ Newman AME church.
The Rev Mr. and Mrs. Donaldson
were The house guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs Gene Gardner. OF Rowland.
Friday.
St John ME- church. the Rev. +.
c. walker. pastor and Macedonia
Baptist church. the Rev. John
Powell. pastor. are rebuilding their
churches 10 he commensurate to
their congregations
The Rev Ford r. Reed spoke last
Sunday morning for The first time
since his Illness. using the sub
icct. AN High Priest that IS
Touched
Go 10 New Bethel Baptist church
Aug. 4 and be inspired after listen
ing 10 the program OF the HOLY
Cross. composed ~ 30 trained
voices directed by Prof West, Of
Detroit.
Mrs. Mailing. and son Fred and
granddaughter. Cornalia left for
Paducah. Nv. after visiting mrs.
Ethel Fowler and Miss Vera Doh
son. her daughters who live on
Lake street
Mrs william Silas. Chicago.
was the house guest Of her niece
Mrs. NJ r. Scott. Jackson street
last week A party NJ i've enjoyed
lovely day Al Port Huron and
Sarnia. Ont. in compliment toI
Mrs. Silas The party included
Mrs. Christine Guest. Mrs NJ p
Scott. Mrs. r. y. Reddick. and
Miss Hortense Reddick Mrs ST.
las was also visitor In the home
OF Mrs Nelma Iomax. ~ Vine
wood. and Mrs. Iva Reese. Hague
avenue. before returning to Chica-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-05
Slants on "Ypsi''
BY Mrs. rurenla 0'Bannon

especially feel grateful to Mrs.
Florence Dixon and Mrs. A. +.
Mcintyre.
Charles Perry, OF Detroit. Is
spending few days here visiting
Mr.. and Mrs Chaunccy Green.
Mrs. Mona Jones is on the sick
list.
A grand time was had last Sat-
urdav al the picnic held al Huron
River Drive park sponsored nv the
Sunday school OF Second Baptist
church.
The Usher board enjoyed their
outing at Ann Arbor park Thurs
day. July q.
Little Miss I.ayerda Madalyn
Johnson died At University hospi-
ial Tuesday July - at II am.
She was horn oct. 2i. 1926 at Adj
rian. Mich.
laverda was an active member
OF Second Baptist Sunday school
and Junior choir She was we'll
liked by hor little friends. She
leaves 10 mourn her passing her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Victor John
son one brother. Victor. Jra
grandfather. Ray Johnson. W Jack
son. Mich. and rrandmother, Mrs.
Mary Smith Of this city; Mr. and
Mrs. Barney lahes. aunt and uncle
and other relatives.
Funeral services were conducted
from Second Rapt;s. church Pas
Tor Robertson. officiating. The .In-
Nor choir furnished the music.
The family wishes 10 thank neigh
bors and friends for their deeds
o. Kindness during the illness and
death OF their loved one.
Mrs. Viola Smith, evangelist. IS
house guest of Miss Thursel Bay
lis Mrs Smith Is recuperaiing
from ininries nv an auto accident.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-05

The X j. y. Howell choir and
member. NJ ST. stephen AME
rhnrcn iioil were guests at
Brown chapel AME church Sun
iay a. 20 pm Al the morning
WORSHIP ie pastor the Rev ~. q
Simmn preached from the sub
ise Sil,N Us The Father to an
spprecaiire audience.
"bcs ~ We Know IT, was Tho
theme n Boz Rev Mr.. simmons
messag 50 pm. Miss Viola
Smith Nanerlsi. was pulpit guest
Comme euis scheduled al
Brown opel are as follows
Apga u q baby contest. spon-
sored n lr Stewardess board M.
Tire. p'1es will he awarded
Angus chicken dinner spon-
sored nt he trustees and trustee
helper. August 26. a penny sup
PEI b" rnlor choir sponsors
Please namber The dates.
The ming sermon NJ Second
BapnS nroh was delivered by
mo pa The Rev. Garihcr Rob
sfson Nla spoke very forcefully
from he INFECT. Trying 10 over
rome Nfrleaps Beyond Our Con-
70 'ef' luke 2.19. The pastor.
Vosp' caorGS and congregation
aoFshrral with The Second Rap,
lN hnr d Ann Arbor The Rev.
y " pentcr. minister.
A. ~ pm the usual monthly
husieal pFogram by the singing
unl's ~ he church was rendered
! VS. feN inspiring and enjoyed
Ms Fala Iubbs OF New Or
leans w is housc guest OF her
cousin 'is Hazel lIubbs Green.
fln'Hi services for the late
sew GRAY were held from
hfnatf,'n'S Funeral home Mon
Jay y - The Rev. H. G. SIM
mons olii,iafed Mr. GRAY was
oorN " Nashville. Tenn. In The
y'ar AL and passed away Fri
gay. la' ~ Z pm. at the County
'l' Wis int son oI fll-
mo s'f kWlc GRAY. both deceased
=, AT 'lat was preceded In death by
~ WE several years ago. Sur
e"U i'r eight brothers. the Roy
sa"''l' tray lpsiIanti: Robert. OF
~" tsilH, Pa; Louis. of Louis
VIZ ks Felix. OF Toledo. Ohio:
- r,'' - Nova Scotia: Andrew. of
.l''' aud Ohio; James. Tennessee
snn vas NJ ST. Louis, Mo-: one
' siepdaughtcr. Mrs. 1.o-
80 lann. ~ Npsilanii and
'.r.n'f NJ nieces and nephews.
A' Amily wishes 10 thank
f'enis and nciehbors for kind
rsS's shown and the beautiful
mora offerings contributed. They
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-05
PORT HURON
: Metropolitan Church

The attendance Sunday AZ Metro
poliian Baptist Sunday School was
large and the lesson beautifully
discussed
The sermon at 1880 a m. was
delivered ny. the pastor. the Rev.
IT, &. Collins, text. ST. Matt. 20: 20,
subject. Royalty OF Christian Ser
vice Many fine points were
brought ont and the message was
enjoyed by all present.
The evening service Was well
attended and Pastor Collins preach
cd from Acts l6 30. subject "A
Trembling Sinner Was Saved"
Or. r. r. NJ. Hercules will
preach at Metropolitan church at
IL a. m. next sunday. The public
is invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-05
Bethel Church Group
To Stage Promenade

Bcthtl AME church's Distsic'
40 Will present ladies house
coat promenade. FRIDAY night
Angus IS a. the church Pre-.
viii bc awarded the TWO aides fca-
turing the preiiiest long and short
house coal
Mrs Rennie Rse Moore Is chair
man Mrs Louise Terry assistant.
Il. W washington prcsldon
The public is invited 10 attend
the affair