The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-07
RIVER ROUGE
b, Mrs. 4. II. Gray Vaughn

We are pleased 10 report that
many new readers Joined tho host
OF Tribune readers last week. and
the new subscribers now feel that
they should have active interest in
our own race paper
Robert Freeman has turned
over his River Rouge route 70
young Mr. Shelton We are sure
he will do his hest IN getting the
papers to the Tribune readors on
time each week.
Clarence Sabbath. coach fof the
football team. Is very busy these
days getting his hoys lnod up for
the opening Of the season with
some Of his last years players aud
his juniors il is anticipated that.
the team this year will be able toI
successfully meet all comers The
teams schedule is for October :
and Is November . aud l6
Many local folk are sick aud
some are in the hospitals Friends
and ministers. why ROT visit these
sick for few minutes aud speak
word or cheer
Mr. and Mrs T Eason of palm-
crsiown avenue. are receiving con-
CALCULATIONS The stork recently
visited their home ard lcf' Two
fine baby hoAs
Last SATURDAY Sept 70 Mr. aud
Mrs Davis opened their doors 20
the waiting public They have an
up-to-date meat and grocery store.
Everything is up 20 the minute and
It is the finest business We have on
the West Side OF our city
N'heE more OF our business
places advertise ana let he world
know they are in buslress. they
will find an increase in their trade
We have many business ami pro-
fessional people. and they are very
deserving OF your patronage but
how can We reap increased busi-
ness. when we fail TO sow by adver-
Using?
One Of our local councilmcn CALI
cd on the River Rouge reporter and
informed us that We may soon
have swell line OF bus service for
the West Side II is almost too
good TO be true o. boy Vel be
going places. then
The River Rouge schools have a
fine safety group. our boys have
their share of the honors OF all az
! tivitics pertaining 10 recreation
In our next issue. we shall have
list OF activities of our commu-
nifty center. telling Of the fine work
which Mrs Stiles is putting forth
in her sewing ard other lines OF
instruction for our River Rouge
women.
Our churches here all report good
services The Sunday schools hav-
ing been closed on account OF tho
recent epidemic. arc now opened IN
large Plumbers. as well as our da,
schools
Triumph Baptist Church
Members OF Triumph Baptist
church were glad % welcome the
Rev. G. w Sims. the pastor. and
his wife. home again. after pleas
ant vacation which they spent in
Mississippi The Sims report hav-
ing had fine rest AZ the home OF
his relatives
Services began promptly Sunday
az IL am Dcvotions were con-
Quoted by Deacon Maddox and Mr..
Ratley. The choir sang swcetly
and looked fine as thcy marched to
the stand wearing their gray robes.
The Rev Mr. Hooks road The Scrip
lures from Psalms 7e.i-lo The
pastor preached from Psalms 1e:S.
II was a splendid sermon.
At the evening service. Commu-
niou was held and al the members
we're present ard participated
Mrs. Truestone. one OF the mem
beers. is still an az Sumby hospital
Mrs. Hooks is church reporter
Church OF Christ
Last Sunday at the Church OF
Christ Pastor George Iioagland
taking for his theme. "The Birth
OF Jesus made q lovely illustra-
ton of how the Savior had con-
demned sin in the flesh
Mrs Peterson is still on The sick
list and rot much improved At this
writing
Mrs a. J.. Mayo is church re-
porter.
Church OF God In Christ
The church closed iis three-week
meeting with the Rev +. G. Bush
Of Boston. conducting Many at
tended services each night
Mrs Woodland and several other
members OF tho Church or God In