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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30

Last week the engagement OF
Mss Beatrice Shepard 10 James
Bell was announced by her father,
Wyatt Shepard. This week Mr..
Shepard makes another announce
~ bent OF the engagement OF Blanche.
Twin sister OF Beatrice. The twins
Dill have a double wedding at
|first Baptist church, Ecorse, Sat-
|trday. Oct IS. The lucky young
.nsn IN wed Miss Blanche Is Ralph
flsudenrlng Of 467 Polk street.
River Rouge The hour OF the we'd
ping Is 5 pm. A reception Is plaE-
|fed 10 follow the wedding and will
p held A. The American Legion
pos
George Burno OF 500 Holford
Pireei Rlvcr Rouge and Mary How
fl Of 3SiS Fourteenth street,
fcofse. said Il will" Saturday,
Pep - AZ a local Justice or the
Peace. Witnessing the ceremony
fere the brides parents. Mr.. and
prs. Johnson and the groom's best
Friend. Walter Burns.
Little Miss Nelma Wellington OF
hrksdale. Misc. Ia visiting her
plntle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Ia Johnson OF 1929 Twelfth street.
Pc saws She likes Il here and
Pnlnks she will stay. Percy n. Vim
ZEN len last week for Washington.
plt.. 10 enter Howard university.
poung Vincent was the youngest
graduate o. The 1899 class. Ecorse.
~ II seventeen, and the only child
Y NJ. and Mrs. Percy Vincent. We
FHh him success.
Jonn Darkns. who was reported
Y critical condition last week in
fofd hospital. is up and around
ssaln. Eclipse Green seems to be
'ery happy after getting hurt on a
government project. He was in the
,"spi'al for about six weeks hut
gay resumed his work for Uncle
-, Fam he has collar and tie Job.
say he Is happy!
:. ne picnic sponsored by the
wayne County Voters league was
. l"'e success. After the picnic
~ gang moved to the visger Inn
. 1"s'e lney finished with a cabaret
Ely II lasted until the wee hours
!, '"e morning. Among those pres
ny We're James Peyton. head OF
p cs W.NDA; Isaac Morrow, Chas.
AZ aHurew Cook and Chas. Eubank
.u every thing in their power to
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
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The regular annual exhibit and
fruit and vegetable show were on
display at the Henry Ford commits
sary, over the weekend. Lovely
pieces OF art were on display, as
we'll as delicious baked food
Dresses. chairs and model air
planes were also on display.
Mrs. William Taylor. OF Moore
street, was elated 10 have with her
over The weekend. her grandson
from ipsilanti.
First Baptist Church
Under the supervision Of w My
ers, The sunday school OF First
Baptist is progressing nicely.
Sunday morning, Pastor A. l..
Merritt, wearing a gray suit with
white and black accessories. spoke
from the subject, Paul Testified
TO the Churches OF Thessaloniars
Concerning Faith. Love and Pa
tiencc' During this splendid mes
sage the speaker said
God provides vengeance Ia
those who harm you. The Prince OF
Peace will deliver you, II you will
just keep still"
Sunday afternoon. many attend
ed Union Baptist church, at River
Rouge TO hear the Rev. Mr.. Her
cules who spoke on THE Preemi-
nencc Of Christ"
Sunday evening. the Rev Mr.
Merritt preached from Acts S:3f
subject, Who Is Christi
Mrs Bessie Ayler has just re-
turned from Mississippi.
A surprise birthday party was
given in honor OF Mrs. Bessie Her
ring. Saturday evening at the home
OF her brother. the Rev Mr.. Lee.
Miss Magnolia Simms. church
reporter. will continue her scholas-
It's training at Michigan state
Normal at Ypsilanti. She Is ma
joring ir music
All are invited TO attend First
Baptist services. Evening worship
closes AT $50 o'clock.
Womack Temple
Womack Temple church was
largely attended sunday -Four
members were enrolled, including
Miss jeanette Sargent and Pau
Sargent. who were admitted By
baptism Mrs. Ethel Sargent. b,
letter: and Mrs. Vance. by Chris
tian experience. Mrs. Vance was
formerly a member OF St Johr
Methodist church. Detroit She was
appointed 10 the Missionary board
Paul Sargent was made presiden
OF the Usher board; Mrs. Sargen
and daughter will remain in The
choir
The Missionary board sponsored
a social last Friday, al the home o
Mrs cook. on Hickory street.
The Junior choir is sponsoring 1
Tom Thumb wedding. Saturday
Sept co. Miss jeanette Sargent
thu directress. urges all 10 attcn,
and help the Riddles.
Mrs. Theodore Morrison ard he
sister. Mrs. Lawrence Ncrden, ar
entertaining their cousin, Mrs. Var
isa. who is visiting them from
Louisiana.
Mr.. and Mrs Payne. OF Spruc
street. were visitors AT the morn
ing services NJ Womack last sur
day.
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EAST END news
BY Godfather Ann Dickcrson

lNuuk'A ~
The Younger Set club. composed
OF ten lovely young ladies will pre-
sent fall dance AT the Twelve
lIorsemen club, Oct. 6 III be look
ing for you.
A sort OF get-togeiher was given
at the home OF Charline Rainey re-
Gently. Featuring jitterbugs were
Al Northern, Rodgers Washington.
Leon Bates. Vivian Gillian. Doro-
thy Quaker, Lee Paul Moore. Mar
iorie Leatherettc, Phyllis Peterson,
Waymon Rivers. Hazel Quaker.
Arthur kenncbrow. Malyin Hub
bert. Mardis and Roy Brown. who
won the iitterbug contest with
definitely new kind OF boggy Wal
ter walker. Edward shelton and
coolies Of others.
The Home Makers club. group
Of talented yourg ladies'. are doing
beautiful needle work. and plan
ming private weiner roast at a
near by park very soon
A surprise party was given Tues
day night In honor Of Roy Dundv
who is leaving for Morgan college
this week. Seyerah OF those on
hand 10 bid him farewell were Mr..
and AIRS. Dundy. The Rev and Mrs
Byrd Charline Rainey Nh and
Mrs Chandler. Miss Dorothy White
Charles Brown and Mrs. Robinson.
Congratulations 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Caruthers. the proud par
ents OF : pound boy, Samuel Ice.
and 10 AR and Mrs. Ike Martin,
parents OF baby girl
Dorothy Stevens has returned
home 10 school after visiting In Vir-
ginia and seeing the New York's
Fair.
FLASHES,
who's becn writing Elizabeth
Patton love letters and failing TO
sign them -. II seems that Nathan
iel Wicks. president OF the Regal
club and Gertrude Browning are do
ing fine. word comes that Jones
Foster and Carrie Davis are 10 ring
the bell.. Mrs. Browning OF 1858
Mullett has returned after spending
several pleasant weeks in New
York. She returned with lovely
gifts ard favorable impressions Of
the fair. ..sAmong those seen
celebrating the night OF the cham
! pionship fight. General McDuffo,
Beatrice Hemingway Margaret
Harris. Gertrude Browning. Hazel
Quaker. Minnie Harris. members OF
the Les Souers an many Others.
II seems that J. D.. has his heart
or Clara kist. The important
question 10 answer Is "vho will
he the vikings next PRESIDENT
HINTS
NEVER hold long conversation
on the street, gc' IN the habit OF
borrowing introduce anyone on the
street unless You feel they will
never meet again. chew gum In
public. be quick 10 agree. make no
in public. braC. depend too heavily
on other people. be bashful like
mel. or wait until person dies 10
say something good about them.
BITS
What prominent viking was seen
romancing on Madison street after
the fight - Dame rumor says that
Annie Pearl Rivers is regular
Glamour Girl VIVA Matthews
really enjoys the Graystore dance
with {. Icwis..I noticed that
johnny Evans and Ida Johnson
have been going stepping quite a
BIT lately Mr. and Mrs Morris
Browning spent week visiting re-
latives In Columbus ohio.
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Kalamazoo News

rrnie Davis entertained the
n .-.,,s. last Thursday evening
l a., home. Mrs Weekly who who Is !;
.I Nh Mrs Tucker was a guest Oh
club. Ill. climbs began
Two -, sessions here last week
slr 10, are the Ten KS ard the
% in'' election OF officers was as
roos.', ,or the Ten K's-Miss WV
'r D',d w. president Miss Mary
J, p ,.ctson. vice president: Miss
81 90 MAXINE Davis, secretary
A'lm s.r other members include
s's .. zellIe Hayes, Mary Walker
ss'' NEWELL. Heller Warheld,
Ny Alexander, Della Sue Cor
are md Betty Brown. Officers OF
'' s'Sdebs are-Helen Warheld.
' s Mary walker, vice presi-
q. Thelma NJ. Davis, secretary
IT,. and club reporter; Mrs.
,ar TAYLOR, advisor. Other
n's,. include Misses s. Day,
Es 'IsS CANDLES. Betty Max
In Gloria Collins and Claudia
~. Hattie Morton and daugh-
~" ,,sne Brooks. OF Roanoke, Va,
,. recent visitors at the home OF
reeves OF this city. Mrs. Nor
md Miss Brooks left Sunday
Esrlug for home
vr and Mrs Ernie Fort. OF Chi
/ = were last week end guests
Cvr and Mrs. NJ. S. Birch. OF
Emm avenue. They were entertain
4 !, breakfast Sunday morning.
EAsr guests present were: Miss
E,y,ba paws. Of New York; ard
E.. Frances Birch. Chicago.
Mics Fam, White has returned
Ioms following a visit with her
II and danghter-in-law. Mr.. and
h, 0rln White. OF Eagle Lake.
pI.criminaiior against Negroes
|rceared in Kalamazoo again last
.ssk when the proprietor and
|. ,tress Of the Deluxe Hamburg
han we're fined s25 each. for re-
.,,rr IN serve Albert Taborn. Ia
,orrs testimony at the trial was
Istked nv statements from other
illnesses IN reference 10 other cas-
|. n determination. including
IA, experienced by Jesse CRANE.
John Lewis Of +. Franklin street,
Iss reported on the sick list last
Teek
Mrs 0dis Pratt Is also under the
arc Of A physician.
Mss Lealhera North, OF Houston.
'exas. who has been visiting her
Yanaparents. MIR. and Mrs George
dams OF Harrison street, left last
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A dinner reception was given re-

A dinner reception was given re-
Gently by Mrs. Goings OF Polk ave-
nue. In honor OF Mrs. Fews on her
return home from an extended vi
sit at the home Of her father In
Mississippi.
Mrs. Jessie Green left on last
Tuesday, September II TO visit re-
latives in South Carolina.
Rev. L. Z. Copeland. who has been
attending the National Baptist con-
vention. returned to his pulpit last
Sunday
The Rev. Mr.. Copeland stopped
over in New York on his return
trip.
The funeral service OF Dennis
smith was held at the Fews c. NJ.
r. church Saturday, September rs
at 10 am Rev Mr.. Thomas Off
ciated
Mathews Mack OF Chicago and
several friends, who came % see
the Louis Pastor fight. was the
house guest of c. H. Pagan and Mr..
and Mrs. Vaughn. Mr.. Mack is a
member OF the a. Businessmen $
club OF Chicago
THE Wedding Of King solomon
drama. was rendered Friday
Sept. 30. az the Fews Memorial
chufch. under director OF Mrs. Con-
stance Smith. Thomas Jackson was
the king There were five queens
incmding Mrs. Darden and Mrs
Thomas. The setting was very at
ltractice and the color scheme was
in keeping with the shades of gowr'
worn by the directors. which con.
sisted Of black satin with gold &C
lcessories and full evening length
A lovely song, entitled. I've Done
My Work. was sung and dedicated
10 Rev ard Mrs Thomas Mrs Irv
ing read a fine paper on the lie o
King Solomon Mrs. Florence Caml
hell sang solo. When ] Come
To The End or Ny Journey" TIL
lentirc affaire was very enjoyable
and successful
| Mrs. Williamson. OF IIolford ave
rue. has been quite i'll during hi
past week but is reported improving
at this writing
| Mrs Viola Wourmor and othe'
friends rendered lovely vocal selec
tions al the River Rouge Church 0
God In Christ. last Sunday. Mis-
| Bryant was az her best in tie mum
Der she rendered
There are a number OF visitors Il
| River Rouge and all are bein
| doyally entertained and arc beini
given sightseeing trips 10 IN
Ford's Dearborn Rotunda and 9th
or show places. The writer pre-
scntcd each with copy Of the De
troit Tribune, ard promised 20 mai
the paper 20 them each week Al
who have not read the Tribune
arc requested to read it and be con
WINGED. II IS full OF worth Will
Aews. Order from Freeman. III
local newsboy
The River Rouge reporter ~
, kTcts MOI nelng aDle 10 lecelN
some OF the clubs and other item
in time for this weeks issue. AZ W
must have news H. tho office b
Monday morning For further II
formation. call Clifford 29et.
Mrs Pearl Coins. 24S Polk ave
inue River Rouge gave a silver ic
party recently IL honor OF Mr..
Nora Fews. who lately returne
from q visit in Alabama
River Rouge Churches
Our churches in River Rouge az
asked 70 please &c, their rows i
promptly. 90 The reporter can r.
it 10 the Tribune office not late
than Monday afternoon. We irul
want 70 publish these church &C
tivlies but the news must reac
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
River Rouge
BY Mrs. A. b. Bray.yaughn

US in time The church notes last
week came too late.
Z. VI. L. Church
The c. NJ. e. church rally closed
SUNDAY, with he closing sermon
delivered by the Rev II. II. Cole
man. Rev. Thomas Is the pastor.
All are welcome.
Church az Christ
The Church OF Christ, located AZ
Holford and Hall street. has made
are showing. as result Of the
ladies' efforts in helping in the
drive 70 get the sufficient funds
for the work on the cdifice. The
pastor. Rev. MI Hoagland. preach
cd Sunday morning on The theme,
Look Back With Gratefullness;
Look ID With Humbleress; Look
Forward With Fear He stressed
that God should be worshipped, in
stead OF being entertained. The
subject for next Lords Day service
will be "The Seed OF Abraham.
Services arc held each Lords Day
al 1875.
Mrs. A Anderson and Mrs John
son have returned from Tenres-
see. whore they have been for sew
eral weeks They reported that
their sick mother ia much i'm
proved
Mrs, A /. Nave is church re-
porter
Church Of God In Christ
The Church OF God In Christ is
located on Polk al Hall street
All DAY sunday was observed az
Visitors Day" The morning SER
vice was conducted by the pastor,
Rev J W. Gaudy. His text was
Rom s
A. pm. an interesting program
by the Rev r. c Bush, OF Boston.
Mass, was rendered
Al ;he evening worship. the tax
rally closed The Tribes made fine
reports. A large and appreciaiivs
audience greeted the Norfolk
4 Spiritual -Four. which rendered n
number OF lovely songs The Mas
Ter -Four quartet was also present
ard rendered several beautiful num-
bers.
Pastor Gaudy and the members
are grateful 20 all who 80 kindly
aided them in their rally, which
will close this week
Triumph Baptist Church
Services az Triumph Baptist
church al Eaton avenue and Hoi-
ford avenues, began Sunday morn
ing at II o'clock. Devotional SER
vices were conducted by the Rev.
Hooks. from lsiah s Rev Phelps
Phillips. former pastor OF tho c.
VI. T. church was also present and
preached a splendid sermon from
Isiah 60 and Matt el:l5, subject.
"A Wonderful Jesus.
The assistant pastor REV An
drew Boone. gave encouraging re-
marks Five visitors we're present.
The evening worship was con-
Quoted by Rev. Boone. tex. Kings
8. The church is anticipating tho
early return OF tho pastor and his
wife. Rev. and Mrs Simms. The
members are requested 10 remem-
Der 10 visit the sick.
Mrs. Tulstane Is in Sumbry Me-
mortal hospital and Is reported i'm
proving
AZ the evening service Rev.
Hooks preached from Kings sub
jec' "a Good Man But 4 Leper"
Other local churches from which
rews was not received this week
included 81 John A. " F.. Union
Bapiiet. Hager's Spiritualist. and
The Church of God Their news Will
be gladly published. II submitted
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The Sunday SHOOT had splcn-
did attendance including two yisi-
tors. Mr.. and Mrs W. S. Colbert Of
Detroit
The II a. m. service was also
well attended and powerful ser
mon was delivered by the pastor.
the Rev. VI. Toomey. lie spoke or
the subject "A luke-warm church y
Good singing was furnished by the
choir Mr.. Colbert gave a beautiful
selection.
At p. m. the Sunday School
sponsored rally and promotion
day with Mrs. Pearl Colbert as
guest speaker. Mr.. Colbert also con-
tributed selection at this pro-
gram. Music was also furnished
by the Toomey Jubilee chorus Mrs
Colbert was presented by Mrs p
Gillespie. A presentation from the
Sunday School was made TO The
speaker by Mrs. NJ. Mccoy. Much
credit is given Supt. j. B. Worthy
for the success OF this rally Mrs
a. Worthy made beautiful address
OF welcome.
At 1890 y. m. the Rev r D. Bun
OF Grand Rapids. preached. There
was a nice crowd.
NJ. Olive
The Rev. W. q. Wilson spoke
from Walking with Cod Sunday
morning. Sept. q text. Gen. 5:2f.
He said: Life is rot the number
OF years. but what we do while
living. Enoch's life was sumbol
Of a good mans life which never
dies. by walking far from God one
will soon be forgotten, after
death"
At the 100 D. m. service the
Rev W r. Butler, national
Baptist evangelist, delivered a
wonderful message from Matt
1924. subject. Facing the issues
in new era The speaker stated
that without the shedding Of blood
there Is no redemption for any ma
ton. The four points stressed ir
the sermon were On decide. GO
self-denial; (sl work ard a. fol
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30

The pastor. the Rev F. G. Jones.
spoke at the evening service. Tab
ernacle Baptist will begin a revival
Oct. ? TO be- conducted by the Rev.
r. ]. Iackson Of Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30

Ontario was the house guest OF
Mrs william Harrison OF Queen
street last week during which time
Mrs Harrison entertained a num-
Der OF times al social affairs.
Dorothy and Tommy TAYLOR en-
lertained Miss Vera Jones during
her visit IN the city.
Mrs. Sarah Williams OF Battle
Creek. Michigan was house guest OF
her cousin. Mrs. A. W Timhers Of
LordOn street recently.
Mrs. Martha Stewart. Mrs
Theresa Rouse and Mrs. James
Freeman and Ellsworth House at
tended the wedding OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Wlnifred Stewart recently.
Miss Lucille Saunders ~ Chi
caeo Is spending a month with her
cousin. Mr.. ard Mrs Arnold Block
son. Enroute 10 her home she viii
stop over In Detroit 20 visit friends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
Ecorse NeUs
Nv Milo CASTOR

make last Saturday a hig day.
Among the legionaires going TO
Chicago to take part in the nation
al convention were. Stanley While.
proprietor or whites grocery:
Chas. Willis. wylie Mckinney. Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Brown, Mrs.
Chas. EubaEks, Mrs. Mary Arm
strong and many others.
Better come out and swing with
the Band Box cats on Oct. Z at The
Nisger Inn hall All jitterbugs are
welcome. The sister OF Mrs. Lem
Weems returned home last week
after spending six weeks In Ecorse.
She returned home TO re-enter
school but plans 10 come hack to
Ecorse next summer.
Well folks. old man winter Is
just around the corner and Mr..
Searcy is filling his yard with
coal. Residents. don't forget 10
give him share OF your patronage.
Mr.. Searcy will be able to employ
more of our people II he receives
favoable support from the citi-
zens OF Ecorse. Let MS help make
more jobs for our people by parton
izirg those OF us who are in busi-
ness.
The Rev. !. n Davis returned TO
his pulpit last Sunday after spend
ing four weeks in Birmingham.
Ala, New York City and Pittsburgh.
Pa. Mesdames Beulah Morton and
Arna Stone also returned TO the
choir stand after four weeks in the
East. They appeared In several
song recitals with Hutchinette Cos
pei singers while away. There were
FIVE new subscribers to the Tribune
last week. The writer is still so
lIciiing subscriptions 10 the Tri-
hume Bring your news items TO
Milo CASTOR. nth street no later
than Sunday night.
First Baptist Church
BY ZadIe Askew
The Rev Mr.. James OF Detroit was
at First Baptist church Sunday
morning TO welcome the pastor. the
Rev. j. ID. Davis after a pleasant
vacation. The Rev. Mr.. James read
the scripture lesson. James 7. The
choir members looked very nice IN
their uniforms and sang beautiful
is.
The pastors text was John 1885,
subject. III my son shall make thee
free, thou shall be free indeed.
The Rev Mr. Davis presented many
helpful and interesting thoughts.
Some OF the visitors present were
Don Vaughn. Of The M. Zion
church. Ecorse; Mrs. Rcndie Askew
OF Atlanta. Ga. moiher-in-law OF
the writer. Mrs. Askew plans t.
spend some time in Canada before
returning 10 her home In Atlanta
The Rev. Mr.. Toby was a guest o
the pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30

T.. S. Boman was in charge OF
Sunday School In the absence OF
the superintendent because OF III
ness. At IL a. m. the Rev. l.. ID.
Bum was guest speaker. speaking
on The subject. Pure Religion.
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MINISTER
Continued from page ~

The two ministers had started
10 barbecue stand at Mullet and
Dubois streets. but never reached
the destination. They were stop
ped by officers and searched. The
officers said that the ministers
were intoxicated, and were stagger-
ing down the street. II was their
unsteady walking said the off,
GERS, which attracted their atten-
ton.
Attorney Joseph Brown appeared
as counsel for the Rev. Mr.. Hous-
ton. Attorney Brown had been
called by the Rev. Mr.. McGahee,
who comes from Pittsburgh where
he was pastor OF church a short
distance from the church where
Mr.. Browns father pastors.
On Mr. Browns plea. Judge JEFF
ferries released the prisoner on
$500 personal hond Mr.. Brown
promised that he would have the
minister in court on the day OF
trial.
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WHAT FOLLOWS
Continued from page u

he had purchased the car Dec L..
Fred Wolf. salesman who sold
James The car said he returned
two days later. came back Dec IL
to- make a payment and was there
Dec % 10 pay S2765 which was
the last of he down payment on
the car.
\ large mass meeting was held
in Dawson Avenue Baptist church
Sunday afternoon at which time
speakers urged the audience TO re-
quest The prosecutor TO issue =
warrant and proceed against
Pairolman Cichy for the killing OF
James. Ministers in other church
es denounced the shooting OF the
Ford worker.
In the meantime. the man In the
street Is wondering what will oc-
cur. that the coroner's jury has
absolved officer Cichy Of crimi-
nal inisn, in the shooting.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-04

Ida Cox In "Darktown Scandals"
glorious combination OF talent,
singing, dancing and mirth pro-
voking comedy will be presented at
the Colonial theatre Sunday.
Long known as a moaning blues
singer. la Belle Ida Cox has lost
none OF that charm which has
made her a great and outstanding
personality.
Along with Ida Cox, the Cotton
Pickers. and beautiful bevy OF
chorus girls the show at the Col
onial theatre offers complete
program OF fast. sparkling and
hep cat" 1--WE which really swings
down 10 a mellow groove.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-04
Order Stepin Fetchit
To Pay Or Go To Jail

NEW YORK-(A n P)-I.Inco,n
Perry. known as stepIn Fetch,
must 90 TO Jail or pay $3.50 award
ed to Albert Ereolino and Ber,
Eastman for injuries suffered h,
them when a car owned by Fetchi,
collided with another car driven
by Eastman.
Fearing that Fetchit may soon
beat II" TO California where he /,
booked TO appear in a new picture
Simon Metrik. attorney for the two
men. filed an application before
Justice Philip A. Brennan in tho
Supreme Court. Brooklyn for N.
arrest OF the actor
After Weighing carefully ths
arguments advanced by counsel
the Justice signed the order as re-
quested. II was stated in omen
court that Fetchit resides at eie W.
13sth street. Manhattan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-04

known before. So constant and
wonderful has heen the progress.
that we now talk freely OF the
march OF mind. II Is an age OF
blind energy in thought and deed.
onward is the universal motto
Let us thank God that we arc
permitted 10 live In such an age
of achievement and progress. Let
us concentrate our vast powers
and resources to the carrying for
word OF these great movements.
Good population. one and all and
always. should march at the head
OF the advancing column and di-
rect its course. To modestly retire
10 the rear or follow at a distance
is not a mark Of humanity. but a
recreancy to our high calling
Let us not forget that God s
kingdom is fostered by beneficient
providence whose scope is too vast
for finite thought"
pr. williams invited each min
lister and friend. who IL interest
ed in Negro progress and develop
ment. TO attend the Forum each
Monday morning. The next meet
ing viii he held Monday morning.
February g. Dr. T. W. Mills will
be the speaker
Rev. !. S. Williams Is president
OF the Ministers Forum. Rev. I.
$. Goldsby, secretary.