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brought out some splendid points
G.. Green Is president: Mrs. b.
Johnson. secretary
~. Luke Church
The Sunday School o, 81. Luke
church met Sunday at $50 a. M.
The attendance was good. also the
collection
The p q service was also we'll at
tended. Pastor Smith preached from
The subject. Thou Fool " II was a
fine message. The choir rendered
some beautiful selections They are
making great Improvement. assist
cd by f.. Peterson and his violin.
Four new members were added TO
The church.
Pastor smith and members OF The
'hoir visited vlnson Chapel, at
Quinn road Sunday. The Rev Mr.
Smith preached
The 4. G. league met ~ $50
- m. Choir rehearsal Will be Thurs
dew. at Z p. m
The Rev. Mr. Smith WAS on ~
Town on Mothers Dav. hut fine
program was conducted Al the
tgrch W honor ~ mothers.
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NORTH END
Ry tIircda cIlnrman


We'll. here We are again wiih NOT
much 10 say because nothiue much
happened The previous week out
onr way.
The Girls Athletic club rate 4
pali, FRIDAY II was very success
ful some Of the members arc
Amclia and Louise rn'' Sarah
BARLEY Alice and others
The I'lfra Smart set eaye a vor,
successful parry as usual The
North End only wishes ihosr eeu.
,lemen would cive parry in This
end once year anyway.
Don'r forget The Teasing Rgown,
arc giving picnic on Memorial
Day Al Elizabeth park II Aog want
10 have ''ric time i0in ne rosi
Of The crowd and 70 with the Teas
ing Browns
Watch for Tho Announcements Of
the Seats picnic soon
Chatter
Did Won know that "plaN hoy
Of he North End wrote song siam
dor on his 1870 Merrurv - drove
around Nosihcrn hish' Thc laugh
was on him because 4 made tho
car so conspiciousI
Notice l.u,al.e Lewis has r. p.
,hnf u isn't lung disease. n You
promise nor ~ toll soul lll 'eH
You about II. r. u. 8 Thomas
Burnefe.
] have been requested 'o inquire
what became OF The beanii.ul ro-
nance between Northern l.gh
'Cassinova' and cnic LILLE SOUTH
ern belle? could n be that she
likes shiny new ears.
Flash, Dorothy Icnr, had date
to play tennis sunday morning ~
seven o'clock when She awakened
suddenly az ten. her mother told
her she had heard knock ,cfN
early. Int Thought q was the paper
hoy Dot was not discouraged bur
dressed and waited thinking per-
haps he had oNerslepl also BETTER
luck next time. Doity old Md.
heard l.. g. Is fitting q new pic
ture in her picture frame wonder
II the new picture Is { u (iack) >
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Inkster lettings

Mrs Wallace is one Of The mothers
of First Baptist church
The ANE Layman will present
their regular monthly program a.
Smith Chapel AME church G N
Mitchell IS he representative from
Inksfer.
Smith chspcls vorshippers we're
gleafly benefited rs NE sermon
delivered by me Rev Mr. Evans.
sunday The ohoif msipred ln rs
the River OF Bahtl0n directed By
rrof g. T. Hafdisun no also sang
iennr solo The eforinr program
presented hy the SeDior choir Vas
very ENJOYABLE Send out Thy
l4rht Was the title 80 mo evening
anthem Reading wore given hr
Mrs Elapse tAans Mr. CORA rob-
eris and Lillian King MIS- claudia
Ninfrey and Mrs " Bnlnn sanT
duet which also received ronpit.
meuis. MS Ophela Jones pla 81
ne Flower Song Thore Tro
grams Nil continue ihfoushos me
wear on each third SWidsS nigh
Miss Ala Mae ilarfnesnn en-
ierialned he IiiY ~ lhe Nalin'
olih "Wednesday afternoon A. her
homo on Irene stree
Tho following ladies' ate ~ a.
SUNNY hospital MIS- \ y Norris.
MIS- Roper Mrs iIafrs % VIII
ans sfgcei Mrs pfoc"f. Mrs
Griffin Mrs Qneenle Smith ami
Nelme NrRaN arc reported ir-
lptosing
Willie Nse ''rsys,o. aipS Sroren
afenf' Detroit vas house E9es'
~ Ml ksiaerine af'rn ss2
i iiIff irff ~ cef
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SAGINAW
by Mrs. VI. Toomey
MI. Olive BautIst

The Rev. W. G.. Wilson, pastor
OF MI Olive Baptist church preach
ed last sunday morning from the
subject, Evidences OF God, text.
Acts 1911 The message was full
OF inspiration as well as informa-
ton. The pastor pointed out some
sign posts OF God which prove God
TO be God.
Al the 1880 pm. service the Rev.
Mr. Wilson spoke from the theme
The Bible. the Word of God text
Psalm 1889. There was capac-
ity audience. Three persons we're
united to the church.
The Big Four quartet OF Detroit.
rendered programs at Mt. Olive
Saturday night and Sunday at .
pm. The church was filled Mrs.
cora kirksey OF Bethel AME church
assisted on the program by render
ing a wonderful solo, accompanied
by Mrs. s. A. Wilson.
On Friday night the style show of
1899 Was presented with very much
success.
Monday night. May % Mt. Olive
church was host 10 the Education
al board OF the Baptist Training
school. Detroit The board held a
state mass meeting here in Sagi-
nav The Baptists of Saginaw
were asked to report seventy-fye
dollars in this meeting
The BTU and sunday school held
interesting sessions last Sunday.
Bethel AME Church
The large audience attending the
service AT Bethel AAIE church sun
day morning. May 81 enjoyed a
fine message delivered by The pas
tor. the Rev. j. A. Dean from the
subject. The Chosen Road Mrs
Roberta Hayes gave very inter
esting account or the district con
ference held in Detroit the past
week.
Elder George Hayes delivered
the evening message
The Rev. !. {. Pierce. assistant
pastor OF Bethel. Senior choir and
congregation held services with the
Rev W. NJ. Mccottry in Ray City
Sunday afternoon.
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news


The Pals Of Pleasure thank the
pupils for patronage az their square
dance. given May -.
Harold Mcdonald. PA f.. Boule-
ward. was awarded new radio By
the club. May 90 Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Hayes entertained the club at
their home on Crawford street.
Mrs LYDIA Hamhert. OF Highland
avenue, was hostess AZ musical
tea. from 10 pm. MAY p. The
affair was in interest OF The senior
class ~ Bee Dew college. fer 1898.
Madam Vivian Nash IL proprietor
OF The college. More than one hun
drrd participated in this enjoyable
affair.
The Rev Thomas Tlmborlake,
pastor Of New Bethel Baptist
church. conducted revival At Sew
MI. Sinia Baptist church. Detroit
May $ To 10. During the revival.
he was called TO Lexington. Ky
10 preach tho annual sermon ~ The
SUNDAY school and BYpr conven
lion. The pastor also spoke AZ New
Bethel sunday morning and eve.
ming. May II. A. pm fifteen We're
hapiized AT the Pool ~ Alliance. on
Green street
The Rev. Ford Il. Reed. pastor
~ New Hope Baptist church. spok,
sunday morning and evening. sub
jeGs ourselves and Others. an,
The Garden OF The Heart Al
pm. The Roy r. W Wright dis
cussed The Church Song"
At Macedonia Baptist church. me
Rev. James r. Fleming preached IN
] The morning The BYpC met at !
ppm. Pastor John Powell spoke IN
y lhe evening
The Rev Joseph s Woods. evan.
crlis' preached al Newman AMF
church sunday at II am.
Ills suhieci WAS 'los' ana Re.
gained Strength pr VI l.. Spear,
spoke 70 group ~ young folk "
me evening subject. The You'd
with Three Hands The discourse
was very uplifting
The $ $ viii hold a musical tea
al The home ~ Mrs Arr Johnson
on Baeley street. from I ~ 6 pm
sunday Max rs
Big Six Defeated
The Biz Six Sotthall team los
their second game ~ me season
reccniiv The score heing fo =. III
favor Of Tho Hudson Mo'or com
panv. ~ Detroit One-hii piichins
by Ted Bankey was ono ~ ihe Tea.
lures NJ The eame. while Chafli,
Justice tho onc-man team W Bis
Sly, struck ont fourteen aud hao
four assists 20 his credi' account.
inr for Is of the q pHi-ouis
\ costly error coupled with w,
singles after two were ont. account
ed for the defeat Of lhe Rig six.
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Mrs Alberlha Lewis was hostess
10 the imperial Art and Literary
club recently. ~ her home or Cher
~ street Those present included
Mesdamcs Beatrice Payne. Lydia
Williams. Carrie Ford Willie Bur
den. Beatrice wright, I.eona
Goodson. and Willie NJ Binion. An
er The business hour, luncheon
WAS served
Box Scout Troop 40 : We're re-
Gently feted ~ banQget given
for them and their parents 10y The
committeeman Messrs Il. L. Trent.
Onnie Jones. james Weston. u.
Sargent and The Rev. A. ID. Evans.
All who were present enjoyed Tho
affair immensely.
The Drum and Buele corps of
Iroop No we're presented IN re-
Iciial A. lnkster highs auditorium
last Saturday night Messrs. K. l..
Trcu' aud Frank Grey are direc
t1fs 81 The corps
Alvin Campbell Is scout master.
NJ auditorium was crowded and
HE program was eNcclleni.
Miss Magnolia Simms was victor
~ The popularity contest sponsored
for he seniors % The high school
10 order 10 aid them on their trip
10 The Worlds Fair.
Mrs Mary wallace WAS honorce
a. Mothers pay dinner. given
b, her daughter and granddaurh-
Ter Those prcsen, were me REV.
and Mrs Mack and daughter. IDOL.
Mr. and Mrs letomc Thompson
and daughter MI and Mrs Phil
lin Bioonlbere Deacon aud Mrs,
Buinslln naAAnn md Mo Strund
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Giants OF Ypsilanti
ny Mrs. EusenIa O'Bannon

The Wedding OF Seven Brides"
presented at Peoples Baptist
church Tuesday, May l6 was large
ly attended by the mission ladies'
Mrs. Elnore Bishop OF Tuscaloosa
Ala. and Eugene Sears we're Join.
ed In holy wedlock Saturday. May
3 In Toledo, Ohio. The happy cou-
pie are az home 10 their MANY
friends at SIS jefferson street.
The Gospel quartet rendered a
song service at Campbell chapel
Whitaker. Mich. for the Lone star
club Sunday at p. m. II was
greatly enjoyed Mrs. Josie Brown
of 81. stephen church, Detroit,
preached spiritual message from
the theme Res ponsible Mothers. =
text Fix. go Mrs. Susie Byars is
captain OF the club.
Miss s. easier left Friday night.
May IL for Chicago to attend the
funeral rites OF a lifelong friend,
Mrs. Marie Davie who WAS pro-
minen, member OF Oliyet Baptist
church. Chicago Mrs. Dayic sue
cumbed Wednesday. May 10. Bur
ial was SATURDAY May ~.
Jacob Knox who passed away
May : al Edith X Thomas hospi-
tai, Detroit. was born near Bux-
ton. ont. June IL. 1856 Al the age
OF four his parents moved 10 Michl-
gan living fifteen miles radius OF
Ypsilanii. Mr.. Buxton moved TO
Npsiarii twenty-five years ago lie
was converted and served IN the
Methodist church OF Stony Creek.
and remained Jealous and CON
scieniious Christian worker. sery-
ing as choir member. s. s teacher
and president and teacher OF Ypsi-
lanti Bible school.
Mr. Knox was married forty-six
years ago to Mildred Richardson
who preceded him In death thirty
years ago. lie is survived by seven
sons. Elwood Clinton. Elmer Jacob,
Richard. Asa. Fred: and two daugh-
iers. Eta and Nina: two sisters
three brothers. several grandchil-
dren and other relatives.
John Williams is in the local
hospital Reginald Bronson. Mrs.
NJ shack Mrs. Mae Perkins and
Dave Harris are also on the sick
liqf
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BATTLE CREEK
ny Ruby Cherry

Battle Creek friends and rela-
tions grieve the death OF Rosie NJ
Rolden. n years old. who died
wednesday. MAY " In local hos
pltal. She l. survived hy her moth
er. Mrs. Lucy Bolden; three sisters
aud TWO brothers. seven annts The
Rev \ y. Harris oficlated. Burial
was IN Oak i'm cemetery.
The Rev. ]. Il. Stewart and con
gregatlon motored 10 Lansing
Mich. Sunday afternoon 10 attend
tho anniversary NJ the Rev. A. r
Martin ~ that city.
Miss Esther Broughton OF Mar
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ALBION


~ VICE tshui
lnlly vas held az The Macedonia
hvr church sunday. The Rev
|Ss Harris and his choir from
Bari, Creek Ncfe guests.
THURSDAY he BNPl' convention
,mrned a. MACEDONIA for a three
t,y session.
About $50 sdeuis and other
folk lsi' Albion Friday for a trip
10 Greenfield Village. They report
airpry interesting trip.
Services a Bethel Baptist church
Sunday we're under the direction OF
III Rev. NJ Toomey. state mission
~
The Rev. r 4 Perkins returned TO
Anon Sunday evening after attend
liE he board meeting OF the Chain
bis association held In Lansing.
Friday n'gh was a gala night
IN Club Les Charmants Dix. They
he'd their FRS party which was
very much social success. The
parry was he'll, a. the West school
building Some % the out OF town
RESTS were 1hclma Caldwell, &C.
tl Humphre, leonard White,
Henry Millihsn. lake Buchanan OF
latsson. Oliver Miller. Ruth San
tsTs ESsie Snilh, Effie Vace, Err
'm Relnold Clarence Price. Az
" Franklin and several others
ron BATTLE creek.
The week. ferreational dance
W. he'd Saturday, night at the
'llh school gym
To Fanh' Few club gave a
barbecue saper at the home OF
W and Mrs I. c. Lafayette Satur-
'sy rishi
James Blackwell and John Sher-
n " Jackson we're visitors in AL
ior Sunda,
James GU has been elected
'e pie'idenl o. The National HON
'oele'' 'er $40. He was also
''clsd 10 serve on the Student
runri
Yang Folks Talk
:. ". Inn Stumbling YOU, catch?
w. Nas strictly mello" Sat
way nish saws chris.
30 "f'' IN just a jltterbug."
russell, you've got something
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HIG A N D
PARK NEWS
y, Dorothy Daniels
Musical Program

Memhers 81 Beres NJ. chpfch
sponsored very excellent musical
program az NE Highland Park
high school Nlay ls
4 May pole bail viii he given
FRIDAY MAY - al willard hool
Hamilton aud v DAWSON from $
20 y pm. Lincoln Gordon T. ,pon-
sor
Mrs. Bcrda Lose passed away
ar 81 Mays hospital May :. ar
II Is pm The deceased was he
wife 81 Joseph I.nfo and mem.
her of People, Baptist church
The NAAcP Is conducting drive
for new members The suppor, o.
AN rilizens Is requested
The senior choir OF Korea church
w.ll present Prof 4 Mclean in a
r'rllal. t'glasy Mas % Relline.
or is dirscior The Rev S W
Bapkbead Is pastor
II. Lube Church
sunday morning NaN ~ 'hs
pastor. the Rev Mr. Culpcppee
preached an cyceilen' sermon a.
50 Aike In tho Afternoon. hns
Nofhefs Day program was pre-.
seaicd
Mrs Rub, Rr,an, spent sun.
day MaS IL with her mother. Mrs
Johnson on S-M.le road.
Mrs Dnvie johnson made hur-
fiel Tip 20 Cincinnati ohio. 10.
Comfy. 10 attend the funeral OF nor
sisier-in-law
Iilile Anba salicr a5l TaReie
celebrated her seventh birthday on
Max ~ There were ihir,y-.wo
gn"sis present The i''le honoree
received n'any hcau'ifil prescn's.
Mrs. Su,e Wchh ~ Highland
Tank. Is re- overng from Illness.
The daughter Of Mrs lardn. 81
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News and Views of kalamazoo


Miss Zellie HAYES was a delegate
10 The AME Youth conference held
IN Detroit recently.
Mrs. Estele Lendington enter
tanned The Bridgelte club. Thurs
day, May IL. Two tables were In
play. 4 delicious luncheon was
served. May IS. Mrs. Hazel Mox.
ley was hostess 10 the club, at the
home OF Mrs. Tucker. OF Westnedge
avenue. Mrs. Tucker. OF Chicago
WAS present. Two tables were in
play, and a delightful dinner was
served.
Robert Davis. OF Lansing. was a
visitor at the home OF his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie Davis. on Moth
ers Day.
The Rev. J. l.. Caldwell left last
Thursday for Paola. kansas. ano
kansas City. Mo lie expects to be
IN Paola on Memorial Day. and on
lune he viii he In Kansas city
where he will be married to Mrs
Eva. l.. Hudson. OF that city. Sh,
has resided in Kansas city for tn,
past twenty-five years They viii
return 10 kalamazoo about June /?
Miss OlayIna Mayboy and Mrs
Rdsclfel Roberts. both OF Logan
port, Ind. were Weekend guests o
Mr. aud Mrs. oliver Harris. 24O +.
Walnut street Miss Mayb0y 4
Mrs Harris daughter The gronl
spent last Saturday visiting the tn
In festival In Holland. Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gibbs an,
family. Mrs. James w. Baker. Sr.
hester aud Irene Baker were Sun
day visitors in Dodagiac. Mich.
Mr. aud Mrs. Henry Smith. .Ir.
81 Battle Greek: Roy. Powell an,
julius G. Baker were week-en,
guests In South BEND, Ind. visit
ng Mr. and Mrs. George Powell
~ hat city.
Miss Frances Birch. OF Chlcae
WAS local visitor on Mothers ID;
When she was guest OF her mother
Mrs. NJ. &, Birch and family. o
krnm street She returned The fol
hWing Monday morning
Mr., and Mrs. NJ. ). Birch an,
family We're recent Sunday gnesr
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Curtis, o
Grand Rapids.
Mrs Bent IIackley. OF Norll
Iundick street. sustained lnjurie
10 her foot IN an accident Al home
las' week. The injury was not Sc
rious.
Harlem Hits aud BITS
What girl prefers a car to
nowdg
II Il. In y. CT suppose th'
m4Squerade "a over.
II W Too had you couldn
catch on last week.
Wonder il II. r. misses her liill'
b VIZ
A. p and T r. have quit - y,
inned in his car.
Independent really didn'
think il was IN YOU.
w. X Don't worry. | won't u.s.
the crack until later
VI. A. Weren't we good las
Thursday night,
u People with big feet al
WAYS get IN trouble Catchs
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WINDSOR, ONT.


NY Arytla chase
The Rev. Mr.. Wells OF the First
BaptIsl church preached on PA.
trioiism' sunday morning. The
congregation was favored by the
presence OF Mr. Crosby. the Jones
brothers aud The Johnson sisters
from The Prince Albert church
Mrs George Talbot and her sister
from Toronto. Miss Kathleen
Wells sang Stenson's tPrayer Per
feet Al The evening service Ken.
meth Dungy offered the solo. with
the Rev Mr. Wells delivering the
evening message.
On Wednesday the Helping Hand
society OF the First Baptist church
rycd an anniversary dinner.
NJ. G.. what two young ladies are
trying to queer you with certain
gentleman?
We would like 10 remind the read
ers OF this column OF the coming
.litterbug on Friday at the Frontias
social club,
There were quite a few distin.
guished guests In the city last week.
end, among them were: Miss Edna
Mc''ally Leo Moore. Richard Win,
gle and Theodore llackey. Richard
Dean and a party were also pres
ent.
Miss Mercy Chayis OF ST. Louis
Mr.. and Mrs Ridley were the din.
rer guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chase
| griday evening.
j chase spent Sunday afternoon
IN North Buxton. visiting his pa.
rents Mr.. and Mrs Henry Chase
Mrs Chase Is In I'll health
Dresden News
The Sunshine Mission band Of
he Prince Albert Baptist church
will be in charge OF the service
'iay %. The Rev. Mr. Burke. o.
: aihan has been engaged as The
~uest speaker, for the afternoon
A large crowd Is expected
A program is being arranged foi
ne annual baptisma service "A
Tie Sydeham river. Dresden. on The
first sunday in June by the Reys
Malcolm Brown aud j. G. Brown
ing. who are in charge OF the Sery
ice
The 1llh Concession church held
memorial service on Mothers Day
The Rev. Mr.. Brown, OF chatham
and the Roy. J. c. ROWING o.
Dresden. we're the speakers at the
afternoon service. Flowers were
sent to Mrs Il. Smith aud Mrs n
/ Thompson. who are on the sick lis,
Ia the evening there was pro
gram by the SUNDAY school con
sisiing OF recitations. instrumental
duets and solos for Mothers Day
Mrs. Percy Carter was the chair
man There were flowers given e
the oldest aud the Youngest VIII,
participated Mrs. Mary Solomon
and Franklin J. Richardson, re
speciiyely
The Cleaners society OF the Queer
St Baptist church gave splend.'
program in memory OF Mothers
Day. Flowers were given 10 Mrs
William Hickman. Sr.. and Mrs
Harvey McCorkle. after which III
Rev. Henry Talbot gave a very in
! tcresting talk on. Mother ex
pressing that we should he good t.
moiKer every day not 90 Just honol
her on Mothers Day.
MIR. and Mrs Nose Richardson
and children spent last sunday witt
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thoma.
Bissell.
Mr.. aud Mrs, John Richardson
Of Windsor. spent the weekend
, with his parents. Mr.. and Ms. Ben
jamin Richardson.
Mrs Catherine Kersey, Of De
troit. formerly OF Dresden. died or
Wednesday Her funeral was hel'
in Dresden on Friday from her sis
ter's home. Mrs. Martha Stewart.
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nav n. g. simmons. pastor
~ chapel AME church used
sts 's.n .s' q his sermon sunday,
~. 'a The truth aud It's works IN
w. holy sacrament was adj
y, ~. ,s by The pastor. The Girls
D'M',csc School class sponsored a
w. for their mothers. after
nn' NJ mothers attended the
~ ,,u,hl by he pastor. +.
~ AZ, u,.slonal, lnspirationsl
~ w. was held tuesday at Camp
ps y ls'o,I. whitaker, Mich. Many
'''s Ssmhets of the Sampson
y Mite Missionary society
W. ., = runner was given
.s.y. Nav . ander auspices OF
y Trustee Helpers at ; ?, ,. m.
s.r,mber The district conference
sandsy Seuuol convention to
sra at Albica. Mich' May 81
x luu, ! and -.
srdsy night Nay II marked Tue
a, a weel service In cele-
r.s AZ The h.ih anniversary OF
p.v Gsrihe Rnberson's pas
second Baptist church.
~ minister. and churches
' 'rsIs wee as follows;
v.,ssv. MAY s. The Rev. II. G..
.ewo,. and Brown Chapel AME
s.,,A Tussdsy, The Rev. j. w.
sa,s, ANE rhnsch.. Ann Arbor:
s.1s,sday The Rev A. Knowles OF
s.s,,lsr Thrsdsy. the Rev. A..
4, v,rrln and filst Baptist, Ink
~. FRIDAY Inc Rey. j. y. Davis
- ylrst Bspisi hurch OF Ecorse,
sunday morning. May II the Rev.
/, : Rrown a,hed from the text
:, Sam "a. and those as a sub
~ Spiritual leadership. The
.,,Irt unlis 81 The church rem
,,r,d 4 musical 'teat.
n, Rev G. ". Carr served at
no ,. m. Eaoh night the congre-
rtIon was ihiiled by the singing
y yp Florence White. blind
,i,,in and gospel singer OF Ben
4, Hsrbor, Mrh who was. guest
rlpir
larss nnnhr Of members OF
A, Second Baptist Missionary so
DIV attended ne Women's coun-
A which eoreaef at Metropoli-
m BAPTIST church, Detroit, Tues
az
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MY 1888 AsTRoLoGY READINGS ARE NOW READY

&. j. Maybe You can heIp me.
have heen going with one fellow
for funr years. Tho lasi year ha>
brought lots oi changes In him.
tould You give me some Idea ri
getting rid OF him without harm II
him or myself. When he gets mad
NJ me he wants io destroy all my
clothes.
Ans QUIT lIlM lie wont civ,
yon np without aehi The sooner
,ou go ~ over The better. When
you ger ready 10 leave SNEAK
your clothes eni OF the house BE-.
fore he goes on rampage.
D.. l.. =. have heen reading
your column every week and I want
IL know II my husband and will
be nj all successful In llfel
Ans Most dssuredly. Re careful
planning you viii hs successful in
paving Tor your little home and
saving enough money 70 live hap
pil, ip your old agc
4. h. h. have heen sick since
August. Had ner,r0nS break.
down. Wy Kidney hurts me some.
tunes. ! can't Stoop over. seems
like It's drawn mp. What should
do?
Ans Nou are doing the right
thing nov Keep up The treatment
The doctor has prescribed for Your
health Is just around The corner
NJ. D.. am planning on lea, Ing
here and golng ~ n distant place.
WIN ! be successful In making This
change!
Ans: In one sense You will.
from a financial standpoint. You
will have no trouble lettering
yourself from an employment an
sic. The only objection can see
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10 'hs irlp il TIA Won viii lose
wn present he, iond Ne has 20
lnien MS n ul1ff'INc Won anyway
se amy our 'nI p'dn
Y. '. ! read your column olten
and now. ! received card that
puzzles me. What sort 81 person
does he think I am, How should
! answer his card.
Ans: sagee,i Thar ,ou treat he
card lisht'y he is SIMPLY irving
20 impress you with the faci that
h' has fallen "a love with YOU Ycu
ave n"i the hfs Girl no has felt
This way oyer 50 don't hope for
Continued on raes 10Y
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shall was the guest of Miss Ruby
Cherry SUNDAY Nav 81
Lets chat
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