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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-18

Krisel Ozander Stevenson. Mars
Ely. Howard and Leondas Hooks
day and many others.
A prize WIS awarded 10 Miss Dor
is Noel and Claude Krisei az the
best jitterbug dancers
James Strayham IL proving 70 b.
very victorious In fighting Friday
night he succeeded in defeating
fellow from Brewster 70 the Gold
en- Gloves tournament. James wi.
graduate In June and is expecting
to attend Wayne university.
With the coming OF the sprin
season we notice a few new trach
prospects getting oil limbered up
al Nj Clemens High school il th,
persons OF I'd Samuels
Vincent Mitchell. John Kris
and 0zander Stevens. Veterans
OF the cinder pain haven't started
training as yet Krisel and Stev
ems are regarded as two OF the fast.
est hign school boys IN this par
OF The state
halter
IL seems as though everyone :.
turning jitterbug Ruby Aston
has become Mrs. Jitterbug and
Bernard Dixson Mr.. Jitterbug.
A certain girl wishes the pres
ence OF a certain boy named Ross
Of North Detroit al Pages hall or
Feb "a Come and you VIII find
our who the damsel is
2. y Keep yoAr eyes on r l.
for there's still stiff competitor
p = seems 10 be bitterly angr,
e. +. :. about c. j. Pin him r.,
your side p 70 preven, interrup
tion
What's troubling YOU z L., The
activities are still held a. the
chicken shack There is plentv
OF competition
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-18
WINDSOR, ONT.
BY ArytIa Chase

The junior band Of the Salvation
Army. rendered a fine program
Thursday evening In the First Bap-
fist school
A Seth Parker program was
given at tho home OF Deacon Craw-
ford on Monday night.
The choirs Of the y. NJ. K. A. NJ.
f.. and Baptist churches joined
IN program OF The Concert Of
Nations. on Thursday at the Walk
ervilIe collegiate. The choirs sang
Spirituals.
Elder Morton will speak at the
East Side Civic centre next Sunday
afternoon.
A very splendid program was
held In the First Baptist church 5
auditorium on Friday.
The covenant and communion
service was well attended Sunday
morning. At one o'clock the
Sunday School convened under the
leadership OF Mr.. Jacobs and the
Rev. Mr.. wells preached at the
evening service. The Rev. Mr..
Wells conducted Leadership
Training Glass on wednesday from
seven until eight.
On Tuesday. Feb. 81 Elder
Morton will be at the Church OF
God In Christ In Albion. Mich They
will hold services in the Macedonia
Baptist church ia culvon street.
Mrs. ]. Browning OF Aylmer Ave.
nue. recently entertained the
Church. Aid society at her home
where plans for the Valentine tea
were made. Major Bowles imita-
ton will furnish the program. The
meeting was very successful with
the majority OF the members pres
emit Mrs. ]. Lawson OF Detroit.
Mrs. F. Bishop. Mrs. f. Smith.
Mrs. q. Lawson. Mrs. Harris. Mrs.
Brooks and Mrs. Grady. After the
meeting a dinner was served ny
Mrs. Nall and Mrs Browning's
daughter. velma.
DR.. Kelly. wife and baby were
overcome with gas from a coal fire,
Mrs. Christian and daughter Win
nifred. and Mrs. Kelly's sister were
also sick from the fumes but were
able to notify the doctor who In
turn called the fire department
which soon revived the patients.
and all are fine now.
wY. and Mira. Ben Talbot we're
the guests Of Mrs. TaIbot's mother
Helen Perry.
Mr. and Mrs. Mccant are resid-
ing at Mr.. and Mrs. Helen Perry's
6is McDougsii street
Mrs. Myrtle Brooks OF n Bur
ton Is visiting relatives In Wind
sor.
Forest Matthews returned from
Chicago from his brothers funeral.
Mr.. p. Chase Of Mercer street. r.
an
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-18
;. SAGINAW ;.

Pastor Jones preached Sunday
morning from the subject "Shar-
Ing with others" AT 1880 p. m.
the Senior choir rendered a pro-
gram OF spirituals which touched
the hearts OF all present Mrs. T.
II. westbrooks also participated.
Much credit for the success OF this
program was given the chairman,
Mrs. Mable Bowman and pianist
Mrs. M. Toomey. The program
included solos. duets, and readings.
all being very fine. F. Gilyard Is
president OF the choir.
Mt. Olive
The Rev. G. w. Wilson spoke at
the II a. m. service from Ps. 1879
using as his subject The cfurch
aud the young people," The build
Ing was filled to capacity AS the
second Sunday Is observed as
Young Peoples day at Mt. Olive.
At the 1880 .. m. service the pas
tor preacher on the subject Pow
err OF the Gospel 1t was spiri-
tual message.
The b. Y. p. U. gave pew rally
at $3.50 D. m. in the form OF a
Guess who and guess what" pro-
gram. The rally was quite q sue
cess and the program enjoyed by
all present.
The Mt. Olive basketball team
hung up It's ninth win in eleven
starts for the season when they
defeated the Lansing Lincoln c.
c. Saturday night 81 10 ~.
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ter Harris. at the Brown home.
400 Dingley road, last Saturday
evening.
Don't forget the skating party at
the Silver Leaf rink, March Z.
A surprise birthday party was
given IN honor OF Mrs Harry Buck
ner. at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
s. King. on Oak street.
Many lovely gifts we're received
by the honoree. A delightful lun-
cheon was served.
The Happy Pal club met at the
homeof MIR. and Mrs. Carl Pompie,
y. Burdich street The party was
in honor OF the third anniversary
OF the couples wedding. A love-
ly dinner was served by members
OF the club. Many gifts were re-
received by the couple.
Miss Catherine Van Buren,. a
gifted lyric soprano OF the race,
was heard In recital last Sun
day evening at the Nazareth audi
forum. The singer. who was early
left an orphan. was reared by
her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Van Buren,. OF Pittsfield.
Mass. After graduating from high
school, Miss Van Buren, studied A.
Fisk and Oberlin. obtaining A. B.
and B. Mus. degrees. She was 4
teacher In the Music department
at Shaw university. Walter An
derson accompanied the artist in
the recital.
Rev. Alexander and the Junior
choir OF the A. NJ Z. church were
heard during the devotional period
each morning last week. over Radio
Station wKZO. The Junior choir
was under supervision OF Miss
Maria Alexander.
Harlem Hits and Bits
II seems that 3. L. has a new
interest.
Who was the clown" at the
dance last Friday?
Where were E. II. and y. NJ. last
Saturday evening?
What Is II. Els big secret!
II Is true that r. P. Is engaged!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-18
BATTLE CREEK
BY Ruby Cherry

:. During the morning service AT
Second Baptist church, the Rev.
Z. l.. Todd preached on the SUBJ
ject OF stewardship. text Luke
1872. At the afternoon servics
the Rev. Mr.. Todd preached at tho
Mt. Zion church. the Rev. S. S,
Harris. pastor "Labogers Want
ed'. was the theme OF his dis
course. The combined Junior and
Senior choirs furnished the music.
Elder Harry McLaurine OF Hop
kinsville, KY. preached at the
Church OF God. 43i Hamblin. us
Ing the text THE Lord Is my shep-
herd, shall not want" Ps. 1891.
The Junior choir OF the Second
Baptist church rendered a pro-
gram at the church Sunday night.
Miss Evelyn Fullerton was mis-
tress OF ceremonies. Miss Ruby
Cherry is president
The Friendship circle of the
Second Baptist church held a Ken
lucky oyster supper at the church.
Thursday. Feb. Is.
Little Floreen Perry has been
confined to her home, but 10 re-
covering rapidly.
Mr.. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Haynes
and son. Mr. McLaurine OF Hop
kinsville. KY. and nephew. n.
McLaurine OF Nashville. Tenn',
were the dinner guests OF Mr..
George Grant and daughter Ruth.
Mrs. II. Plaxton and daughter
Maxine are confined to their home
with the flu. We wish them a
speedy recovery.
Younger Set Chatter
J. S. what has happened be-
tween you and II. r.!
r. r. what do we know?
A. b. can you keep a secret?
5. NJ. Keep your ring.
r. f. watch your step, D. d. Is
upon youi
Please send oil news items 10
every Sunday afternoon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-18
NEWS.

The Rev. Mr.. Henry. OF Los An
geles. Cal. spoke at Newman AME
church Sunday morning from the
subject. THE Coming OF Christ"
A program OF Richard Allen was
AT three o'clock. J. Il. Weakley.
chairman, was principal speaker.
The Rev. A. l.. Williams return
ed home from Harper hospital,
Detroit. last week. Herbert Hoov-
er gave an interesting eulogy on
Richard Allen following the sun
day School class. James Murphy
wildly recited Lincoln's Gettys-
burg speech.
The Rev. F. B. Reed, pastor OF
New Hope Baptist church. spoke
at eleven o'clock Sunday morning
from THE Heart Is the Center OF
Thoughts" The local pastors
auxiliary had a program Sunday
evening.
The Rev. John d. Powell. pas
tor OF Macedonia Baptist church,
talked on The State OF Man" at
the eleven o'clock service. There
was program by the missionaries
at three o'clock.
Mrs. Gertrude Flemming was IN
charge OF the BYPU at six o'clock.
The Rev. e. d. Broyles, pastor
OF Trinity Baptist church, spoke
on "Sinfulness OF Usefulness"
Sunday morning. and Faith APP
Piled Sunday evening. Mesdames
Lizzie Hays and Minnie Reed are
convalescents.
Miss Annie Binga Is reported TO
be recovering following a brief
illness.
A surprise birthday party was
given the Rev. VIM. Long, OF
Branch street. Feb. 7. by his wife,
Mrs Willie Long. There we're forty
five guests. and many presents re-
ceiyed by the pastor.
The Pals OF Pleasure, a newly
organized social and Christian
saving club. elected the following
officers: Leslie Fowler. president.
Gladys Liggins, secretary: Mary
Aston. treasurer. The members
are: Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Fowler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Fowler, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Howard. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Parr. Mr.. and Ms. Rich
ard Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Hard Liggins. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Hayes, and Miss Mary Abston. The
members OF the club have been
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. Louise
Fowler. Miss Abston. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Hayes. Mrs. Laculia
Hays IS reporter.
The Golden Gloves boys OF Pom
tiac-walter Cooper, ROLAND Carr
Clarence Brown and Eddie Mash
ure-went TO Grand Rapids, Feb
10.
Mrs. Essie Harris has returned
from Mansfield. KY. where she
went TO attend the funeral OF her
sister. Mrs. Annie crenshaw. who
died Dec. %.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-18
Hanlfrall1ck

THE New Negro In American HIS
tory.
He received many congratula-
lions. Pinckney Is a graduate OF
Hamtramck Senior high, where he
won honor as an orator. He later
went TO Boston TO study.
Youth Council broadcast
The Program committee OF the
Detroit Youth councils of the \.
A. A. c. y. presented the first In
a series OF radio broadcasts. Tues
day. February 7, from to $3.50
over Station WJBK. Leonard
Troutman. chairman OF Centred
Youth council program committee,
was In charge OF the broadcast.
The music was furnished by the
Allen Temple Male chorus. under
direction OF Prof. James Calhoun.
assisted at the plano by Mrs. Alma
Calhoun. and at the Xylophone by
Walter Majchor.
Songs rendered Included breathe
One Me-. Lets Go Down To Jor-
dan, and "Will Anchor By And
BY" and many others.
The speaker for the occasion
was Parish A. Pinckney. Jr.. cf
whose address mention has previ-
ously been made.
First Baptist Inst Church
Last Sunday. Scripture reading
was from st. John 17:1-10. Rev.
King offered special prayer for the
sick. Members Ill are Mr.. Dubois,
Mrs. Harris. Miss DernIce Mitchell,
Mrs. b. Jones. Robert Ice, the
wardlow family. Mrs. G. Day, Mrs.
NJ. Segar. Mrs. NJ. Burlington, and
Mrs. Skiens.
Pastor b. X. Wright preached
Sunday morning from the theme.
DO You Love jesus, ST John
21:15.
The First Baptist Inst. church
was guest OF Shiloh Baptist Sun
day evening at 3 p. m. The SER
mon was delivered by Rev. II. II.
Wright.
Mrs. Billingsly, 1862 Goddard.
the mother and grandmother II
the Blount family and a member
Of this church. passed away re-
Gently. The church extends deep
est sympathy to the bereayed fam
lily
A musicale will be given on
February % at 8 D. m. All are
invited TO attend Benefits viii
go TO the Junior church.
Members OF the church are urg-
ed TO register for this year
The young people OF the church
are exerting efforts 10 make them
selves useful. Help them along.
as they represent the future
church.
All are asked TO pray for the
sick.
Visitors are always welcome.
Mrs. Nettie Glpson Is church re-
porter.
Church news must reach the
Tribune office by noon Mondays.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-18
INKSTER news
ny Mrs. wnlIe ". Bhion

Mrs. Leona Goodson OF Harri-
son road was charming hostess 10
the Imperial A. and l. club We'd
nesday evening. After the business
session. the hostess served a de-
licious dinner.
The regular meeting Of the PTA
was held ia the auditorium OF the
Inkster high school. with President
L. J. Demby presiding. Or. G, o.
Salisbury. who was scheduled as
chief speaker. was alb but
Robert simmons gave back
ground discussion OF the Negro, fol-
lowing a sklt presented by Prof. II.
c. Jackson and his ninth grad,
pupils. depicting the Negro ~
from slavery
Lacey Manner dedicated two Of
his original poems--one 70 the
teachers and another 10 Carter
woodson, famous historian. Miss
Sadie Felestone recited "Tempta-
ton by Dunbar. and sang My
Sweet Kentucky Babe. Mrs. A.
Ethel Sargent. local singer. rem
dered dramatic soprano solo
The following members OF the
Grace Alma Temple motored 10
Hartford Avenue Baptist church.
Detroit recently, TO attend the fun
eral OF ne late Mrs. Mary Moss.
aged mother OF daughter ruler
Rosa Bolden Those In the party
included Mrs. Rachel Perry, Mrs.
Alberta Talbert. Mrs Gertrude
Lee. and Mrs. willie Mary Binion.
Mrs Josia Martin. also a mem
Der OF Grace Alma Temple Of Elks
Is III at Trinity hospital, Detroit
Recently a group OF people gath
cred at the home OF Mrs Bessie
Perry. 10 wish her a happy birth
day. She says she is still sixteen
Those present were Mrs Mildred
Morrison. Mrs. william Ford. Mrs.
Willie Binion, Mt and Mrs A.
Cartwright. Allen Frazier, Messrs.
Leroy and Barnette Spencer, also
Mrs. O. c. Richardson, Mrs. r e.
Richardson. and Mrs. L. r. Gregg
or Detroit: MFR. and Mrs j l..
Smith. OF Detroit: MT. and Mrs
Rober. wells. Dearborn. Or and
Mrs. L. c. Perry Ypsilsni All
brought gifts TO the honoree and
lovely evening was spent
Mrs. Merline Pace and little son.
Carl. were week end guests OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs william
Ford OF Hickory street
Rev. o. p. Jones. his Senior
choir and congregation were gues.s
at Smith Chapel Sunday at p. m.
Rev. ". l.. Douglass. assistant
pastor. preached the afternoon
message. The choir was superb N
its musical renditions Mrs. W. NJ.
Binion gave a brief history OF the
Pastors Ala board. after which
she and Mrs Claudia wingrey
sang duet
The Happy Hour club met at
the home OF the president, Mrs z.
Sergeant. Friday. February 3. Mrs
Rosa Mary simmons and Mrs. Sim
mons were guests OF honor. The
next meeting will be with Mrs.
Doris Cole. on Alfred street.
The Inkster Civic league will
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-18
LANSING NEWS
ny Mrs. Rosa Lee Porter

The program held February IL at
Nj Zion Baptist church was splen-
did. Rev Chester Harris is pastor
Reuben Walker was program
chairman.
The wonder Four quartet spor
sored a program az Pilgrims Rest
Baptist church Sunday. Fehrusry
IL at Grand Rapids. Mich. for the
Junior choir Quartets OF the city
also participated. They included
the Guiding Light. Harmony Kings
and the Harmony -Four. The Won
der -Four quarte' also sang Of
Friendship baptist church. Feb
ruary l6.
Grady Porter who substances
some broken fingers recently. Is
improving and was able 10 20 ~
Grand Rapids last SUNDAY ant
appear on program az Pig rims
Rest church lie recited lanes
Weldon Johusop- poem Ores
ton"
A surprise birthday pairs ~as
given In honor OF Mrs Evslya
Brown. by her daughters Grace
and Lena Mae. at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs Foster Young s2s vii
liams. on February s.
Little Loney walker also recent,
~ celebrated her fifth birthday
Fifteen children attended the par
~, which was held at the home or
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Walker 1927
Birch street. February s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-18
ALBION
ny Alice Cant

All you jitterbugs, and what
have you are urged TO be present
at the dance Monday night, Feb
ruary 20. at Dubina hall Grady
Parker's Blue serenaders will fur
nish music.
Henry Dixon, welI-known boxer
OF Albion. was defeated In Battle
Creek by Lee GatlIn. Henry Will
participate In the finals with the
Jackson group.
Gradys McCraken has returned
home. after having spent two years
In Birmingham. Ala.
Mrs. Hattie Lafayette. resident
OF Albion for nearly four years
has moved 10 Detroit to make her
home.
Home room boxing was held At
the school gymnasium Tuesday
night. Colored youth participating
included Donald Moody. Robert
Hunter, Julius Cant. Jay Nc
Cracker. and Frank Lindsay.
A dinner was given by members
OF the AME church Thursday even
Ing. at the home OF Mr.. Wiley. on
Gale street.
Saturday night. the home OF ETA
Ridley was the scene OF . pre-
valentine celebration. Many OF Miss
Ridley's friends were IN attend
anee.
Heard aud Seen
what private mission ala N. b.,
J. II. and S. F. attend Sunday why
didn't c. s. and W. W. also at
tendf
J. H. Esquire sharp In green
pants and canary yellow. jacket.
on these moderns.
Sam oliver In town again
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-18

hold 4 mass meeting a. Smith
Chapel AME church Friday nigh
Robert Simmons will act as chair
man.
Mrs c. $ smith. state presiden'
OF the Parent Mite Missionary a.
ciety will be guest speaker 81
smith chapel Sunday
First Baptist Church
SUNDAY morning. Pastor a. l.
Merritt preached from the theme
SELF Sacrifice Many interesting
points were brought out, The
chorus. under direction OF J. Nor
rls. rendered lovely music
sunday afternoon The regnlsr
Pleasant sunday Afternoon pro
gram vas rendered c. G wyatt
was IN charge First Baptist chorus
and Junior choir also H. + Far
row. OF Detroit. we're featured on
program sunday. February 10. a.
3 p. m. Dr. b. A. Milton will be the
chief speaker. on a program spcr
sored by the $. S 3. y. T. L. AMI
Youth Congress clubs.
a pie-eating contest and a trea
sure hunt will be held FRIDAY
night. February "a. by the Senior
choir The public IS invited. Tick
cts are on sale--15 cents.
Rev A. l. Merritt preached a.
Union Baptist church. River Rouge
Friday evening. Miss Magnolis
simms Is church reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-18
TROUBLE
Stop Getting Up Night.

TO harmisssly flush poisons ana
acid from Kidneys and relieve ir-
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stop getting up nights" get a IS
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rected other symptoms OF kidney
aud bladder weaknesses may ie
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sage-backache--leg cramps--puf.
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MFDAI id-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-18

~. Peters Deiehts DE- fes
me 81. Peters Christian Endea-
- Visited 81. Paul A. M. Y. Zion
'sarcb. sunday. February 8, and
..,s,ted them in a debate. "Resolv-
!, That the Youth OF To-day Are
vore Interested In the Church
ss.n the Youth OF Yesterday" 81.
Paul debated the affirmative while
., peters upheld the negative
vsoy Young folk were present.
!, PAUL will meet st. Peters In a
'.,uru verbal fray in the near fu-
.s,s Announcement will be made
IA this column.
Eastern Star Social
rhs Eastern stars OF Htmtramck
.1orored dance Saturday. Feb
.ssrv 4 al Msson's hall, Trow-
.s,age avenue. Various refresh
~so,s we're served Percy Jacks.
r. provided music.
The affair was a very success
iul one
lanes Agletree. OF Yemans ave.
,na & convalescing at Parkside
sospItaI His many friends are all
nuggIng for his speedy recovery.
views OF Nosey Massey
A Guest Writer
Hello Friends! With the passing
II the cold wave and the melting
A. the snow, | take my pen in
hand 10 give you a resume OF the
posey happenings out Hamtramcls
ray Have you heard the golden
voice OF our columnist. II. c. late.
IL. over wJBK! II not, tune in on
Sunday at lI:l5 D. m. How am
doing
learn that Miss NJ. NJ. has been
appointed personal secretary to
Leroy White.
heard that Leonard Troutman
vas given cold shoulder" by NJ
Mat Lomax. What's the matter,
Leonard Are you slipping?
The Liberty Ball given recently
BY the " A. A. c. p. was a great
success. Seen there were: Misses
Shirley Batchlor. Frances Leon
ard, Mabel Ferguson, w. NJ. Curry,
Helen windrow. Lucille Perry,
and many others from Hamtramck :
also Mcssrs. NesbItt Patton. Leon
ara Troutman, Eugene Hall. Theo-
dors Smith. Sherman Burden. Chat
nsrs Lindsey, Elverton Ford. and
many others.
Seen-NesbI,i with a keen eye
on MIS- former love. II. w.. r.
Hall. with the charming l.. p. Il.
Troutman, trying 10 find his way
around without NJ. NJ. W.
Barnes whispering sweet nothlngs
IN. F. Leyonla Troutman has
been receiving many phone
calls of late Wonder who the
lucky boy is'
Friends. we can't pass without
eongralula'ing Parish A. Pinck-
rey' Jr., Tor his fine radio speech.
given over wJBK for the Detroit
Youth council. His subject was
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-18
PORT HURON

The Rev. A. r. Martin OF 32l5
Moak street returned Monday ev-
enipg from three weeks vacation
in Kentucky. While there the Rev
Mr.. Martin visited MaysviIle. Lex
ington. Harrodsburs. Dansville AMI
Somerset. He reports a very plea
SAINT trip.
Robert Eugene sanderson OF
26ll Moak street celebrated his
third birthday February 10.
The Pastors Aid club OF Pill
grim Baptist church sponsored an
entertainment Saturday night, Fer.
II: There was fine crowd. The
pastor will preach next Sunday
morning Feb. 10 from the text
Horse and the Rider. taken from
the text Rev, s:S. Pilgrim Rap
fist is located on Riverview near
10th street.
The Rev. G. Steward OF Smith
Creek will speak az Pilgrim church
Sunday evening on the subject
watch"
st Paul AMI.
The Rev. s. c. Davis preachei
from the text Cursed be Cain. 4
servant OF servants shall he be un-
to his brethren" at the morning
service Sunday. Feb. ~. sunday
was the Rev. Mr.. Davis birthday
and he was feted by his wife, Mrs
Davis.
Correcting an error which ap-
peared in this column last week.
we wish to state that the groceries
donated at the shower given Rev.
and Mrs Evans exceeded $50. o0
and the amount OF $500 was given
in cash.
The young people OF 81 Paul
were In charge OF the evening SER
vices last Sunday. The program
was In keeping with the National
Negro History Week program.
Dr.. E. S. Browning will deliver
the lecture on Social Diseases next
Sunday at 3 .. m, az ST. Paul.
The public Is invited.
Mrs. Nora Johnson. 2sS Hendrle
street. Detroit; spent the week
end with her sister. Mrs. Robert
M. Evans who celebrated her
birthday. Mrs, Johnson presented
her sister beautiful gift.
We express our appreciation 70
the Tribune for It's splendid page
last week devoted TO those who
have made history for the Ne
groes. Very timely and worth fill
ing away for future reference.
Chatter Box
ny Unseen Friend
d. b. How many runners has he
got? We wonder
T. B. II. She seems TO be doing
all right for herself.
C. F. He seems to be the great
lover around here for a certain
girl.
s. VI. s. We wonder II she feels
toward Bob as he feels toward her.
r. Nc. How many girls will he
catch when he goes TO Grand Rip
ids?
A. B. She seems TO be getting
IN trouble all the time by her
mouth.