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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-22
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
Ladies' Aid Has Dessert Bridge

Mrs. George Hubbard's work group of the Ladies' Aid Society of the Mill Plain Union church, sponsored a dessert bridge party recently at the home of MT. and Mrs. Leslie Coley of the Frost road. Assisting Mrs. Hubbard were Mrs. Ralph Rob- erts, Mrs. Leslie Coley, Mrs. Ralph Harris, Mrs. Albert Crandell and Mrs. Charles Fleming.
 Those attending were Mrs. Fred Rowe, Mrs. Ralph Hubbers, Mrs. Carleton Chapin, Mrs. Harry Fin lay, Mrs. Pierce Carew, Mrs. George Reed, Mrs. Harry Zibell Mrs. Harry Kilbourn, Mrs. J. J. Goodrich Mrs. M. Palmer, Mrs. M. J. Fogg. Mrs. H. J. Beecher, Mrs. Clarence Ford, Mrs. Charles Hine, Mrs. Fred Willetts, Mrs. William Stahl, Mrs. George Aitchi- son, Mrs. Walter Bolt, Mrs. Or vile Ardern, Mrs. David Burr, Mrs. Merland Avery. Mrs. William Phelan, Mrs Herbert Larkin, Mrs. Bernard Nelson, Mrs. James Bur hoe, Mrs. Leslie Coley, Mrs. Edward Futile, Mrs. Harry Kilbourn, Jr., Mrs. Frederick Troske, Mrs. Philip Reuter-.
 Mrs. Charles Fleming. Mrs George Hubbard, Mrs. T. w. Morris, Mrs Howard Coley, Mrs. Otto Malchoz, Mrs. Ebert Coley, Mrs. Ormand Reed, Mrs. Mabel Ketchin, Mrs. Elwin Steer, Mrs. Joseph Mulkern, Mrs. William Jones, Mrs. William Woods, Mrs. Wesley Leavenworth, Miss Nellie Ames Browne, Mrs. John Lasher, Mrs. Schiller, Mrs. Howard Sharp, Mrs. Clifford Pres colt, Mrs. Earle Fenn, Mrs. Ray mond Fowler, Mrs. Harry Van Hor- sten, Mrs. Charles Sumpf, Mrs. Wallace Clark, Mrs. Edson Hitch- cock, Mrs. Albert Crandall, Mrs. Ralph Harris, Mrs. Earle Case and Mrs. Ernest Christoiferson.
 Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Rogers en- tertained the MT. and Mrs. club and their families at their cottage at Pond Point, Milford, on Wed- nesday. Those in attendance were MT. and Mrs. David Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. John Macdonald, MT. and Mrs. Robert Coleman and son, MT. and Mrs. Warren Crane and son, MT. and Mrs Robert Ker and daughter, MT. and Mrs. Robert Walter, MT. and Mrs. Bogue, MT. and Mrs. Robert McNeilly, MT. and Mrs. Kenneth Robinson, MT. and Mrs. Harry Austen, MT. and Mrs. Winslow Russell and son, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Looser, MT. and Mrs. c. Lester Manning, MT. and Mrs Torrey s. Crane, Thurston Lawshe and his son, MT. and Mrs Irving Spiers, Nancy and Barbara Rogers and Lillian Lawshe.
 Mrs. Lawrence L. Grenier, the former Mary E. Schieffer, was hon. ored at a miscellaneous shower given recently at the home of Miss Elsa Norling of Buckingham street. The guest of honor was presented with many lovely gifts. Those present were Mrs. Hobart Schieffer, Mrs Harry O'Hearn, Mrs. s. Burns, Mrs Frank Carey, Mrs. Loretta Stewart Mrs. Perry Willard, Mrs. John Rig ney, Mrs. Fred Larson, Mrs. Karin Larson, Mrs. Anna Thomas, Mrs. J Synott, Mrs. Fred Norling, Mrs. Mae Nassau, and the Misses Betty Schief- fer, Dorothy Jenkins, Martha Sol- hem, Victoria Larson, Julia Finn, Elizabeth Hayes, and Elsa Norling.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-22
STAR RAISES GUINEAs

Lionel Barrymore has added foui pair of guinea fowl to bis livestock collection at his San Fernando val- icy farm and expects to raise flock with this start.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-22

was coral silk lace and she wore a leghorn hat and a corsage of gar- denias and pink roses. The bride- groom's mother wore a flesh pink silk lace dress and corsage of gardenias.
 A reception was held at the home of the bride for about seventy five guests including out of town guests from Southington, Bristol, Mont- real and Drummondville, Canada. the bride wearing black and white travelling costume and white maribou jacket with corresponding accessories. Upon their return they will reside at 24 Wilson street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
W HIT
u, wanda smith

Mis- Aue Bryan and i1mii'
wish 10 express their -iarefe az.
probation 10 Their fr.ghds for lllp
Kindness and sympathy shown
during tbe recent Illness and d'aln
Of her mother Mrs. laura Jackson
~ Ann ArbOr.
ON lac SUNDAY uarNins the rev
A. knowles plracucd nom hplie-
SLAMS f13 choosing tor his sun
jet. able for Like
Thanksgiving season has once
more come and gone. BRINGING WIN
70 n day when relatives aud friends
ccme together o. enIny hounlIpi
dinrcrs in memory 81 lhii mel
Thanksgiving pay and 90 thank
God Tor bis eoodrc-s
Mr.. and Mrs Hafnld Carer ana
family entertained ~ dinner her
sister. Mrs Nellie Hughes, " +
Avelor King. Calvin HUGHES. Louis
wade aud her mnih'r Mis Nmtn-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02

ll Tyson " Detroit
Mr. and Mrs. Charles BRYANT aud
family were dinner guests OF her
father. John Jackson. OF Ann Ar
bor
Mrs Sadie Ledfori ard family
were dinner guests NJ her sister,
Miss Hattie Winston and Mrs.
Grace Rayburn aud family OF De-
,oif
ON sunday mornlns. Nov. 2e, The
Girls class Of Campbell chapel
irincd the girls Of Mrs Rerrice
ker.eys class ~ Brown chapel
AME church " Ypsilanii AT break
last AZ The home % Mr.. and Mre.
Harold carter after which they all
attended Sunday school az Camp
bell chapel They were accompa-
MED nv Mrs Dtkerson Mr.. Wilson
aud Mrs Bernlcc kersey
IN, Gospel -Four. romposeh Of
Nll.-es Fern Carter. Geraldine liry-
ant. Eduh bryant and Wanda Snilh
sang a. me llar,~i Home pro-
srum 20 the Church ~ 'idh Tdbrr-
nacle ON Thank solving nIghl
Ilovd Miller former resident
NJ This community called OF the
BRYANT home Saturday morning.
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Slants On Ypsilantii
ny Mrs. EugcnIa O'Bannon

ior Mr. llyrman. Mss Mary Au-
fhony and maiher Mrs josephine
Anihonf Wee rrteni dinner guests
81 Nr. ana Ms ptfcr simpson.
Mr. and MIS- Darrell Warneli
had az ho.Nay dinaer guests. Mrs
Warmed pafenfs me Rev. and
Mrs GEORGE W. carr.
Many Nf~iu ms attended be
wines over jordan" program last
Thursday euniae az Beihel AMt
church. In ntfni' Amorg them
mere The Rev & Robertson. the
Rev. ard Mrs u q Rrovn. Mr. and
Mrs Elmer Robertson Mr and MIS-
Wiilie Wilkins
Ms Helen Davis and Mrs sa.
vafah Idylor ave Inmates AZ s.. lo'
eorh hospital
Tie W1hne Workers club. Of
Second Hseisf e10mn WV 'por-
sor i 'ea slollN Dtt 10 al The
home ~ AIS llth woods
The Seriar choir Of 5 cona Bap-
ii-i extcndS 3 wembefs AVID fsiends
sincere thanks t'f ppo ln h'lp-
ing make fe formal aad scml-
formal ~, p eflrd slcce-s. seven
~ dollar. wa rf'-ed
Mrs. Florence Dix~on = cute III
al her hlme l97 1twkins.
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River Rouge
~ Mrs. 4. u. GRAY vaughn

have endeavored each week TO
get items OF interest 10 orr many
readers. concerning Negro business
activities in River Rouge. shall
now tell you little OF the work OF
the Sidney A. Sumby Memorial hos
piial, owned and operated by one
OF our own men, DR.. s. NJ Milton.
This splendid structure is buil'
In modern style ard Is composed
OF pressed brick. The entire ground
floor frontage comprises DR.. Nil
tons drugstore. known al the Twin
City Drugs with spacious offices.
reception rooms and fine libra
~ TO the right. The building Is at
the corner OF Palmerston and Wis
ger highway. occupying hall
block each way. II Is located IN an
ideal neighborhood where quiet
prevails.
A short tIme,ago, I was forced 10
enter hospital. as result az an
accident sustained. and as the sum
hy hospital was nearest. ] was TAX
en- there, ! registered under the
same Formally as do all other pa
TENTS aud remained there for
three full days and nights.
say frankly. for the Size OF the
building. have never been in a
more well furnished aud fully
equipped establishment OF its kind.
It has an N-ray room. and The
whole hospital is.up 70 date. IN
GLIDING the linen. the nursing sery-
ice. the food and the medical at
tenllor given.
nr. s. II. Milton Is the chief med
heal director. his brother. DR. II. 4.
Milton. being superintendent. Dr.
C. V. Maescncnile Il resident ply
stefan. Miss Alirc Kennedy Is the
private secretary. The entire mum
her on the hospital payroll Is forty.
r. s. winbon has been very ac-
tive during the past week. irving
10 secure employment on the Wesi
side lie has placed quite a Few
on various Jobs and has sent cloth
ing 70 needy families. Mr. WInbon
IL foreman OF The West Side for
work.
The Union Baptist Sunday school
was we'll attended last Sunday. 40
being present. The subject was:
"The Work OF the Messiah text,
Matt. SO. Pastor r. c. Copeland
spoke from the theme. "Great Op-
portuniiy." II was 2 splendid SER
mon. The Senior choir sang AZ the
morning service.
A program will he given nv the
Nurses guild on Dec. and 2 nv tho
Hutchinson Gosnel Trumneieers. ~
which Misses Smith ard Ruben arc
stars.
PRAYER services arc held on we'd
nesday night All are welcome.
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Windsor News ::
by ArytIa Chase

ers conference, last Saturday al the
Park Street United church hall. a.
Chatham. Ont. The program which
began at $50 pm. opened with a
sing song ard nag break. The ad-
dress OF welcome was given by
Mayor ]. ]. link. The response was
made by H. s. Thomas. Sectional
and general discussion was the
course OF the program. until $50,
when iniermissior was held. The
leaders adjourned to the school
room. where dinner was served TO
about 400 leaders. including a Wis
ting group from the Detroit area.
Al 1890 the conference was then
called 10 Council Fire, where sing
songs were held. Drum Corps No.
Troop. Scout choruses. harmon
lea selection, No. Wolf Cub, duets.
j. Moon. Harris Moon. ST. Thomas,
Rover Crew, w. J. Cairns, presi-
dent.
After the conclusion OF the de-
lightful days program. a number
OF leaders assembled in the grill
OF the william Pitt hotel where
they erloyed a delightful repast.
Mrs. II. Jennings Dies
Mrs Rose Jennings, aged g.. OF
S97 Howard avenue, died in Met
ropoNan General hospital. recent
ly. Mrs. Jennings was born IN Am
hersiberg and resided in Windsor
mos OF her life. Surviving are
her husband. Charles; also one
daughter. Miss Winifred stewart,
and one son, William Stewart. The
funeral will be IN charge OF the
Gordon Thompson Funeral Home.
Mrs John Holland, 304 Tusca-
rora street also passed away re-
Gently at Metropolitan hospital.
Miss Daisy Phillips, OF Winston
Salem nc, ia visiting her aunt,
Mrs Raymond watkins. OF Peter
street. Sandwich. Ont.
John and Emmett Issery and
Gerald Pritchet were here visiting
The new church lately. They also
visited other young people.
The choir of SANDWICHES Baptist
church held pleasant Sunday
program. Sunday afternoon. The
Rev. r. O. Stewart, OF North Bux-
ton. OBLIGATED. The guest speaker
was the ex-mayor. Mr. Bennett.
Mrs. Clara Moxley Is president
Al BYpU banquet In Chatham
recently, Miss Beulah Watkins wa
guest speaker
Miss Isabelle Talbert was love-
w bride IN white satin and lace
when she married Elheri Robinson.
OF Detroit. on Nov IL The happy
couple viii reside on owen avenue.
nat,.ff
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MT. CLEMENS


Theirs f. = newly orsari7ed claxs
At NinSon Chapel II is tie Senior
Rib'e class. organized hy Mrs. BE
atrice Brewcr.
Pastor Noses Williams chose for
the subject ~ his sermon SUNDAY
morning We Should Iadee our.
selves Rather Than Others" text.
Luke gel. The Senior choir sang
beautifully.
The afternoon service was con-
Quoted hy he Rev Ms. AFTER oi
~ stephens church She preached
fom Matt. litP subject Ministers
Are Fishers Of Men The yinson
Chapel lurior choir sang.
The ACE league meeting was
lea hv Miss Audrey Williams. vice
president. Many We're present.
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Conant Gardens

Well. folks. am conyalescine
nicely. and hope 10 be up ara out
again very soon.
William Porter. n Stockton. who
underwent a second operation IN
one ot the local hospitals las' Wed
ne~day, Is reported doing lair.
John s Stevenson. only son ~
Samuel Stevenson iSoss wexford
has enlisted IN Tho L. 8 NAVY and
Is now stationed az Norfolk. Va
The Stevenson famii, has resided
IN Conant Gardens fifteen years
Another son hears the name OF
Robert Louis Stevenson
Vernon Chapel
The prog rendered last sun
day afternoon bv The ANE l.a>.
men VAS cnioved hy large mum
Der who attended
The ACE lrtpue az Iomav Tenn
pie Will he guest of The Vernon
chapel league sunday. ~ pm
The Rev Mr. Schlrv. his choir
AMI CONGREGATION. ~ Trinity AMF
viii worship % Vernon Chapel
sunday. az 2 30 nm
Tho Trustees lle'"nrs club MI
me'' rl'dlv nec ~ pm. nj
so hnr'o ~ NJ a"d Mrs. {. +
kemp, 1866 hliuscr.
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PONTIAC news
nv Flnus =. Harris

Mrs Nora Person. evangelist 81
Detroit. Was guest speaker az ST
John ME church on Nov. g. Til,
Rev. r. g. Walker is pastor.
The Rev G.. l.. Seha'tien Of Dc
lroii former pastor OF Macedonia
Baptist church delivered "A dedica
tory sermon 10 Macedonia congre
cation az st2o pm Pastor Powell
led the 'onsregatiou from $50 How
land a,crHe 90 bloomfield. the loca-
ticn OF The new church
Mrs. H. H. NlcNri presen'cd a
choral group M 30 p IN. ~ Sew
man AME church John Taplev.
Jr was The principal speaker. sub
jet. "The Older and Younger GEN
GRAFTON
Tho pastor nr VI 7. spears re-
turned from hunting trip greatly
refreshed
The six are Mesdames Baker.
Franklin Minerva Johnson and
Misses Lillian salter and Alice
REYNOLDS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
AIRION news
BY AIIce CANT

a miscellaneous shower was Civ
er Friday evening by Mrs. James
Hawkins ana Mrs Robert Pearson
IN honor Of Miss Modesto Butts.
Mrs. Hawkins home on Cass ave-
nue. WAS beautifully decorated for
The occasion. Yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS adorned the white covered
able. The honoree received mary
lovely 'liis. Delicious chicken sal
ad. crackers, sea and cookies were
served in buffet st,le.
Guests included Mrs. Vida West.
Mrs James Mcintosh. Mrs. Esiel-
"a bowen, Mrs. charlcs Smith. Mrs.
T.. Todd. Mrs. Emma Butts, Mrs.
julius Huston, Miro. sam Brown.
Mrs, NJ. Hart. Mrs. John James and
Mis- X. r Carr.
The Rev. q. +. Vowel. pastor OF
ihe Church OF God OF Lansing and
Miss Modesto r. Butts OF Albion
were married Saturday. Nov % at
'he home OF ne Rev. Mr. Hawkins
Ia Toledo. Ohio, The Rev. l.. T.
Miller pastor OF Milford Street
church VI God in Christ in Detroit
dictated
MIS-. Alex Thompson and daugh-
'fr Beatrice Hudson. spent Thanks
giving ir Benton llarbor. Mich.
Mi's Marylcne Davis and Carrie
Alexander spent Thanksgiving IN
Nalamazoo with friends.
The Jolly Sewing club gave a
POI Iuck dinner Sunday al the home
OF Mrs Mary Johnson.
Charles Gray Is III as a result OF
iniares received while al work sat
ntday
w q Hall and Charles Jordan
pcnt THANKSGIVING in Albion. They
We're accompanied by Calercnce
Johnson and Eddie owens An are
tem camp lIouehion Lake
George langmyer Robbie Lee
Whitehead. Marjorie kuriz and Mrs
Beck spent Thanksgiving in De
'nfi
Miss Ahela Wilson horored Mrs
y. Check a a linen shower SUNDAY
evening, Mrs Check was tho re-
cipicut ~ many useful gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifton Ferguson
had AZ their guests FOR Thanksgiv-
ire. Mrs Nancy Norris aud Nr. and
Mrs Panl Woods from Saline,
Mich; William Martin. Ella La
shea ~ Ann Arhor. Mr.. md Mrs.
Morris Of Chicago, Ill.,, and Enie
Mae Allen.
Mr. and Nrs clifton Ferguson
,pcul the weekend IN Detroit
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The Rev {. l.. Wells preached at
both morning and evening services
al First Baptist church. The Rev.
Mr.. Wells also spoke at the service
OF inducing the Rev. Mr.. Jones
into the Roumanian Baptist church
on Brouillard road. at pm. The
Rev. Jennie Johnson attended the
morning service. She Is engaged in
social work in Flint. Mich. but
returned 10 her native country for
The days service.
Miss Maude watkins took the
Cubs to the church. where they
worshipped with the congregation.
Archie Ball also accompanied the
BOYS.
The church raised funds for the
Red Cross at both services.
The Helping Hand society OF
First Baptist church gave a
Thanksgiving dinner last Thurs
day, from room until evening.
Deacons Sims and c. Jones OF
he Baptist church, tried their gifts
al preaching. Sunday. Nov 10. while
the pastor, the Rev. Mr.. Wells, was
absent. Both messages were deeply
appreciated. Deacon Jones was
supplemented by choir program.
Deacon Sims conducted covenant
and general discussion 10 the Lords
Prayer In addition TO his address.
Church OF God In Christ
The Church OF God in Christ held
Us first service in It's new church
odihce. corner OF McDougal and
Elliott streets. A large crowd at
tended the service, many from great
distances. All services will be
held in the new building
Elder Morton delivered a very
touching message during the broad
east. after which Elder Cardell, De-
iroit; Elder Andersen. aseisiaml
ovcreeer OF Michigar; Elder VIII
Hams. Saginaw: and the Rev. Mr.
Talbot. Of First Baptist church,
Dresden. congratulated the pastor
and members upon their splendid
success.
Elder Morioni~~H behalf OF the
members and friends. extends
lharks 70 all who helped in this
worthy cause.
Friday morning Elder Morton
viii leave for Memphis Tenn,
who're he will spend a week While
he IL away. his assistants will have
charge of the services and the
broadcast on Thursday morning.
Miss Mandle Watkins. cub mis-
iross ~ Pack No 20. Windsor, al
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
SAGINAW NEWS
by Mrs. ". Toomcy
Bethel Church

The Rev Joseph ITutchings. OF
Detroit was guest speaker for the
lurior church al The morning sery-
ice last sunday, az Rethel AME
church a special program was
rendered hy the Junior church At
the evening service Miss Lavinia
osborne was IN charge
The Rev. j. A. Dean was host AZ
2 union THANKSGIVING service al
Bethel church last Thursday. The
Rev. G. W. Wilson preached the
sermon.
A LARGE group enjoyed party
sponsored By Clarence Osborne
and Harlan Floyd Inst Friday eve
nte
C,mde ware, popular member
~ The Younger set. was elected
pr sileni ~ The cooperative civic
icague Andrew Davis and Glenn
Nt\rn were chosen first and sec
0nd vice presidents. respectively.
Zion Baptist
Pastor VI roomev. of Zior Rap
~, church. preached an inspiring
me. sfge AZ INC SUNDAY morning
,c,N's. Two were added TO the
church.
l'Hion services were held Thanks
giving pay hy the Tabernacle. Mt.
Olive. Befhel aud zior Baptist.
The Rev W &. Wilson preached The
union sermon.
The Toomcy Jubilee chorus Will
give a radio program at Bethel on
Dec. /, al 3 pm
vi. Olive
NJ Olive Baptist church was well
attended Sunday. The Rev. Mr.
wilson preached from Luke 10 81.
subject. Two Ways
80 20 pm tho pastor also
spoke 10 small but appreciative
audience. subject, The Mote and
Roam
The Missionary society held It's
monthly meeting az 7.Go pm. sun
d1y
Mrs. 8. A. Wilson returned from
the South in Time 10 spend Thanks
giving with her husband, the Rev.
Mr. Wilson.
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brown chapel AMF Church
Ihe Rev u q simmons brought
interesting message SUNDAY
Yornrr slbieci. Gods Defense
His Righ'co0sness."
~ pm. ihe Junior choir. un-
me direct u OF Mrs. Edna Kerr
N sponsored a pew rally.
pastor simmons subject for the
Z'nlng vas The Human Hand
rfalh the Divine Wing"
hesra'ine Between Two OrIn.
II VAS lhe theme OF the sun
morning DISCOURSE Of Pastor
fr'ner Raacrsnn. delivered To- an
Pprs''a''so congregation.
~ pm No pastor, the GOSPEL
[o,as ana the congregation mo-
II IN Re'hel tME church. IN Ann
gvr' Wn'fe thcy were guests ~
Rev ) W Wright. The pastor.
Il, ''' pm the monthly pro-
~ was rendered hy various cho-
EXAMINATIONS 81 the church.
''paF Pc he Junior Pray
"na VII mold It's fourth amt
~Ty service az 2 pm. Mrs.
"a simpson viii he leader.
Y ami Mrs Leslie Anderson
'''idie' Ennlce and Sylvester
1 guests " Mrs. Arderson's
noer anl sister. Mr.. and NJ
a., '"n on Thanksgiving Day.
ra ms = simpson gave INSECT
Z -, surprise party Tuesday. AZ
n'.e. ~ Second ayenue. in
" Ni's Scrina easier. Among
',r es'nl were: Mesdamcs II
~. - y Brunette. A Cherry !
.nony' " +. O'Bannon. Misses
!, n'''a kcrsey. v $. easier.
Inc Rev W. A. Anderson attend.
',a. ae funeral Ct his nephew. last
nv ray. lr Detroit.
r tse rev aud Mrs. G. w. Carr en-
IsIs s =. recently in honor OF Mrs.
,,i nornion, OF Ann Arbor;
|. ''',es W Malone. OF Romnlns,
,o.n sA'Iuer and daughter, Mrs.
~ o' Whitaker, Mich.
~, anl Mrs. Peter simpson were
IN. Y, Y, sunday at dinner. hon
"s Nr llessor and family. also
:. ''oh ~ Dcirch. -
,,,1 'li'y Cunningham and Julia
s,,, ere Weekend house
~, o. their sister and brother
dr.. Roy and Mrs. w. A.
u :. Ford. Mr. and Mrs. Cor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
NKSTER news
BY Mrs. while NJ. BInIon

Many OF the Inksier Villagers
spent the Thanksgiving visiting
relatives. Mrs. Ella Lane and Mr.
ard Mrs. Samuel Smith motored 10
Tennessee 10 visit relatives. Mrs.
Orsie Rodgers also recently visit
ed in Tennessee. Mrs Il S Perry
Willie j. Baber and G f. pery
spent the holidays in Chicago.
The Ducks and their frierds
moiored 10 Detroit Friday night,
where they attended a dance at The
MAYFAIR ballroom.
The meeting OF the PTA viii BE
held Tuesday evening. Dec. 4. in
the auditorium 81 lnksier high
school.
The Executive board Of The pTA
met SUNDAY afternoon az O'Clock
at the home u the president, II. &.
Jackson, 30 formulate plans FOR
he remainder OF the school year.
A Christmas program was planned,
with Mrs Rose Simmons in charge.
Mr. aud Mrs ". McNair we're
hosts at reception dinner. given
for Mr.. ard Mrs Charles G. Cole
~ Detroit. recently.
smith chapel
The Senior Usher board % Smith
Chapel celebrated its twelfth ami
versarv last Sunday afternoon
The willing Workers board spon
sored "hcaven and hell' enter
tairmcnt ~ the home 81 Mesiames
Fort and r Kay
The Stewardess hoard. I'shers
and Dcacorcsses We're preseni in 2
hody AZ the Sunday morning serv.
ice. a. which time the Roy. ny
Evans. The pastor, preached an in
spring message
Womack Temple
The Rev Mr. Sea preached Snr-
day morning from John Q r.. SUBJ
icci "a hungry World. Mss
Gladys Long was added to the
church
ON The sick list are Mrs r.
Wilson, Ben Sargent. Mrs Alice
Golden L. STAFF and Mrs NJ
washington.
The senior choir rendered fine
program SUNDAY afternoon The
Girls quartet, % Whiuaker, pariic-
ipaicd
The poster preached sunday
c,ennS on he theme. The Bride
groom Comcih
The Rev MIR. Sea viii preach a
special sermon reNt sunday which
Will be Young Peoples Dag.
First Baptist
Pastor \ J.. Merrlt preached
Sunday morning ON "'rhe Puhlic
Opinion n Christ in 1913" The
theme OF his evening message was.
Taking Thrgs for Granted. text,
! Luke a.fi
second Baptist
"The Honor ~ Being 4 chris
liam" was the subject oi Inc dis
course delivered by the Rev O.
B Jones sunday The text was
from Peter I 10. Many we're pres
emf
In the afternoon. The Rev Mr.
Keys OF Ami'v Bap'isi church his
choir ard congregation, worship
ned ~ Second Baptist, as guests OF
The l'sh"r board
Friendship Baptist church and
ia pastor. the Rev Mir. Johnson,
will be guests Friday evening Dec.
I.
The famous GOSPEL singers. Mr..
Shelly aud Mr. Iradley will rem
der q musical program here Saiur-
day nlghi. Dec .
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Ecorse Neus
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BY Milo CASTOR

Eighteenth street, Ecoree.
mr.. aud Mrs. Ihadus Brown OF
River Rouge are The proud parents
Il an eight pound hoy. Mother ana
baby are doing line al home
Visiting Mrs. Jessie Bell Weems
OF $3.50 Eighteenth stree a,e her
sister Misc Annie Lnll johnson ma
claude Sanuels They are planning
10 make Ecorse or Detroit their
home. They are from Alabama
Big doines are planned f1r SAT-
nrday, Dec. az Mrs divers on
salliolt road No chasecs. Golden
Allen left 1857 Sunday for Oakland
Miss 70 attend ihe funeral 81 his
mother who PASSED away on Nov
&c. ''''
First Baptist lhurch
The Roy J u Davis spoke SIM
day morning from Mate ec sinh
lrct The power OF prsyor' The
sermon vasrfarceful and io mo
point. The choir rcratred same
wonderful Songs NHor. were
Henry Holmes, !. G. Rai. Waiter
Pereuke.
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