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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-19
MI. Olive Baptist


Where Art Thou?' was the sub
ject used by the Rev. w. G. Will
son at the II am. service Sunday
Aug. 49, The text was Genesis 3. g.
This was a great message as II
was prepared so as TO reach each
and everyone under the sound OF
the speakers voice. and the house
was fiNed. Among the many things
the speaker said was the follow
ing
When our will let's down. sin
steps in. Satan holds one out in
sin by making him think that ev-
eryone is doing what he Is doing
The worse state man can he in Is
when he can not feel the guilt OF
sin"
The Rev. Mr. Beatty OF the Tab
ernacle Baptist church, Saginaw.
spoke at the 1880 pm. service.
Look On U.s." taken from Acts
IA was the subject OF his dis
course. The sermon carried with
it plenty Of spiritual food Several
visitors were present including a
number OF out-of-towners.
The Sunday school was filled 10
capacity by young folk. A number
OF young men were home from
the CCC camps. The BTU had one
OF the largest attendances Of the
season With the delegates inst
returned from the State convcn-
tion full of information and in
SEPARATION. the union took on an
entire new life in IT'S session.
The sick is Commissioning very
well except Mrs. Jeneries who IS
still ailing Miss Merle Pondex-
ter left for Gary. Ind. Saturday 10
spend a short vacation with rela-
tives. Mrs. Lotiie Bryant is visit.
ing in Gary also.
The Rev. and Mrs. Toomev were
called away 10 Clarksville. Tenn
because OF the death OF Mrs. Toom.
cy's father
Bethel AMF
The Rev James \ Dean. pastor
OF Bethel AME church. delivered
spiritual message from The sub.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-19
Windsor Neuys

Mrs. Harry Smith intends to
leave for New York City around
the 18th OF the month where she
will visit her sister and attend the
fair.
Mrs. CASTOR underwent an emer-
gency operation and is resting easy
at this time at Hotel Dieu.
Miss Freida Parker had as her
house guest for fortnight re-
Gently, Grace Handsor. OF Dover.
and Freida will return with her TO
spend a vacation.
Mrs. Hugh Carter and daughter.
Lois. OF Dresden. were the visitors
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Parker.
Little Cora Harrison OF Battle
Creek is the house guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Abraham Shrcves OF Lillian
street.
The small daughter and son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. White are spending
their vSaction in Chatham as the
guests OF their aunt and uncle. Mr..
and Mrs. Neal Wright.
Fred Saunders is III al his home
and is expected TO 80 to Hotel Diou
soon.
Barbara and Betty Greene ere
visiting their aunt in Puce for a
few days.
Samuel Travis and daughter. Ju-
liza and others from Ypsilanti spent
day with his sisters. Mesdames
Kersey. Katie Jones and Rose
Hawkins. Mrs. kersey returned
with her brother 10 Ypsilanti 10
spend a few days.
Miss Beatrice Chase accompa-
MED by Mr.. and Mrs. Ridley lnee
Ayrtia Chase) motored 70 Ypsilan-
ii. Mich. where they visited rela-
tivcs and friends over the week
end.
The Well Wishers club Viii spon-
sor a buy brick social Aug. lo
at 1889 Goyeau street. The Windsor
Boys band Will furnish sacred mn
sic during the evening There viii
he plenty OF fried chicken. pie and
cake. The proceeds will 70 toward
the building fund OF the Mount
Zion Church Of God in Christ.
Dresden. Ont.
On Aug. 7 several persons from
Dresden. Chatham and the Tenth
Concession church Joined tho Lon
don Advancement OF Colorcd Poo-
pie in the annual picnic at Spring
Bank park. The day was very
successful and enjoyable one and
the speakers included Mr. Myers.
Mr.. Berry and the Rev Nr. John
son. The daughters OF Mrs. Van
Dyke and Mrs. Pryor. Catherine
and Madeline. OF the Baron Sani-
tarium. were able 10 attend
The Missionary program ~ The
Queen Street Baptist church was
enjoyed by alA..
We are glad 70 announce that
Mrs. Chandler has recovered from
an attack 81 fiu.
Miss Berry Brown ~ Chatham
has bcen spending few DAYS IN
Dresden.
The Queen Street Baptist church
IS planning 10 hold us ricnic at
the Government Park on Aug. II.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-19
0>1oo@. q,
S1ants On "Ypsi''
BY Mrs. EugenIa OBannon

Clark and family al their home 126
Hawkins street Friday evening.
went over 10 big way. Mrs Rose
Starks and Mrs. Florence Harris
sponsored the movement.
Mrs. Matte SPOTS OF Cincinnati,
Ohio. Is the house guest OF Mrs.
Estella Filliams on Second ave-
nue.. DR.. Irmah l.. Moore OF New
York. is vacationing In Ypsilanti.
While here she is filing the pulpit
az Brown Chapel AME church each
Sunday morning and evening DR..
Moore was on leave OF absence
from September 1888 70 June 1893
pursuing work toward a masters
degree Ia the New Testament She
is the best prepared woman evan
gelist IN the AME field today. Ac-
companying Or. Moore are an aunt
and cousin, Mrs Iowa Winlock and
Miss Clarissa Winlock. the latter
a teacher in the public school OF
Indianapolis. Ind. DR.. Moore Is
house guest of Mrs. Augustine
Cherry and daughter. Miss S. v.
easier.
Mr. and Mrs Butler. Detroit.
were Sunday visitors OF Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Williams Mrs. Mar
garrett Perry and granddaughter.
Baby Barbara Jean OF Detroit. were
midweek visitors Of her nephew.
DR. l.. c. Perry
A group OF girls liked TO Whit
taker. Mich. Aug. 10 70 the home OF
Miss Fern Carter The group In
cluded Dorothy Freeman. Carrie.
May and Thelma Robinson. Lily
bell Williams. Audrey Neeley Ge-
revia Francois, vinifred and DON
ma Perry.
The sick are John Poole. Mr..
Charleston and Green Mclaughlin.
Mesdames II. Green. " wilson.
"a r Mcintyre and z, OBannon
attended The Women's council at
81 lanes Bapfisf church. Detroit.
recently.
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NILES, MICH.

The Rev. Mr.. Tyson. Detroit. was
the principal speaker Sunday morn
ing. The theme OF his sermon was
spiritual question. why YOU
should attend church services
taken from Psalms 3f;3. The Rev
Mr.. Tyson had been visiting in
Niles and South Bend. Ind.
The girl scout troop. senior
patrol No ,. will hold their first
court OF honor. Thursday. Aug. IL,
In Franklin AME church. at eight
O'Clock In the evening The cere-
mony Is under the direction OF
Mrs. Christner. president OF the city
council. A welcome address will be
given by Miss Marion Finley. pre-
sident OF the troop. Miss Imogene
Travis will talk on the origin and
history OF girl scouts. Misses Min
ella Dixon and Marjorie Shepard
will also talk The flag pins will he
awarded by Miss Norma Finley.
troop leader.
Community singing will follow
f'-N W AARHNf tHANr sNVN AIN r AUAff
spent the weekend az Calvin Cen
ter. She was the house guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph u. White. The
ACE league will hold their picnic
Saturday. Aug 26 at Stone Lake.
Cassopolis.
Miss Norma Holiday spent the
week in South Bend, Ind. the guest
OF her cousin. Mrs. Herbert Scott.
and sister. Miss Mary Ann Holt
day. Miss Bellies Howard, Chica-
go. was the guest OF Miss Wilma
Holiday. Sunday. while enroute TO
her home.
Mrs. Edward Pollock. Chicago.
spent Thursday as the house guest
OF her brother. II. r. Holiday Mrs.
Maud Hamilton recently under
went a major operation in the Ber-
rien Center hospital. Her condi-
ton IL reported a. good.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-19
BY T. p. Harris

Joseph Norman was hurt IN an
aurou ohile accident Aug. -. and
il being treated 1T the General
hospital
After several weeks o, illness
Lem Gordon passed away Aug. IL.
He Is survived by a widow. Ethel:
daughter Billie and sister. Mrs.
Maggie Rollins OF Pontiac.
Mrs. Virgil Cooper Of Little Rock.
Ark. Is visiting her son and
daughter Mr. and Mrs. Willie Coop
or ~ Rowland street. Mrs. Coop
or was accompanied by her little
granddaughter. Carolin. who had
never seen her sister. Gloria and
little hrofher. Willie. Jr. There
was happy reunion when they
nef
Mrs Christine Williams o, no
iroif, was hogse guest n her aunt.
Mrs. Alva Young o. Lake street
Mrs lncila Fowler o. Lake street
is on The sick LIST
The Rev +. n Brovles pastor ~
Triri'v Rapiis, church spoke
morning and evening. sunday Aue.
l3 on he subjects. The ar, of
keepinr mon on their feet" aud
The members os Ills hodv' II
has been announced that The Rcv
Mr. Broyles and congregation Will
worship M Newman ANE church
Ia' pm. sunday Aug 90
Members and friends are happy
that Pastor F. p Reed IL able 10
he A. his post again He spoks
last sunday morning on me sub
jeci The truth about numbers
Tho Rev. George J. Matthews
spoke Al Macedonia Sunday morn
irC Pastor John Powell spoke
SUNDAY evening.
Or " L. Spears spoke at liam.
~ Newman AME church on the
subject. Use what Won have Mira
Nora Pearson o. Detroit was guest
speaker a. nm
Mr. and Nrs 1'heorem Byrd Of
Ellyaheth returned Aug. IL from a
visit 10 Nayheld Nv.
Tie npetnries entertained q
number of their friends al picnic
on Belle Isle SUNDAY. August e.
Those who enjoved the outing were
Miss Marie Fereason o. Chicago.
III. Misses Vera Dobsou. Edna
Fox Bohhie Ire Carru;hers. Norma
Raker. Ernesiine Mi'iben Vera AL
len. Ivy PINS. william Mailing Of
Padncah. Ky Mcssrs. joe King.
Clarence Hood Leroy Myers. John
Scruggs. Albert Willis. Carl Petit
ford and Mr. ard Mrs Charles VII
lians
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NEWS
By Mrs. NJ. Toomey

ject. ION the border line" Sunday.
Aug. 49, Several new members
were added to the church
A musical program featured the
evening service. Special numbers
were given by the Senior choir.
Junior choir and Mems chorus. each
heing well rendered. Splendid re-
ports were made by the rally cap
iains
Walter Hardy Of Pontiac. was
the guest speaker at the NAACP
meeting held Sunday afternoon at
Bethel church.
A panel discussion on What can
we do about intemperance' was n
feature OF the ACE league meeting
Sunday at pm. Participants in
the discussion were William
Haithcock. Clarence Osborne and
Jack Nash.
A sociable gathering enjoyed 3
pleasant afternoon at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McCOmas in
The form Of a silver tea Sunday aft
ernoon from TO s.
The ninth anniversary 81 Bethel
church In its present edince was
deliberately celebrated this past
week. Special programs. sponsored
by the auxiliaries OF the church
constituted the weeks observance.
Long to be remembered by the vast
audiences that witnessed these
very fine programs was the re-
markable concert given by tho Ford
Dixie Eight. outstanding local
singing group. Their program IN
clnded classics humorous and
spiritual numbers.
The Belleville singers from
Bellevllle. Va. under the direction
Of Bishop Plummcr. rendered y
very splendid program Thursday
evening.
The anniversary banquet was
held Friday evening and culml-
mated the weeks program which
was under the general chairman
ship 81 the Bethel Usher hoard.
Mrs. Pauline Jarrett. president:
Mrs. Cora Kerscy. general program
chairman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-19
ALBION news PONTIAC news
BY Alice Cant

Agnes Rurch Is visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. LEILA Eaton in Lansing.
Mrs. katie Williams. Pensacola.
Fla. was weekend guest o. Mr..
and Mrs. James Hawkins. Sr.
A lawn party al the home OF the
Rev and Mrs. r r Carr. given
Sunday afternoon by Florence
Tate. was an ENJOYABLE AFFAIR.
Mrs. Charlotte Price. Ann Arhor.
IS visiting her sisters and rela-
lives for two weeks
Telford Duncan and his mother
and Jessie Moorehcad Detroit.
were guests oi Mr. and Mrs
Charles Smith SUNDAY
Gloria Jackson IS spending sew
eral weeks in nctroi' with her
aunt and Allan Jackson Is visiting
in Fort Wayno Ind.
The Jolly Sewing circle me' We'd
nesdav afternoon AZ tho home o.
Mrs Mary John on The party Ffi-
day night al ne home Of Nr Wiley
WIS a Success club meeting This
week Will he AZ ne home nf Mrs,
Matte Waters.
Manuel GALLOWAY Clarence Clark.
While Marie Whitehead l.nck
Pattern. and Junior Mckinney Ann
Tlarhor, spent SUNDAY evening in
Albion
Russcu Martin YnS'lanif Is Wis
ting Earl fafayet'e, os Cass street.
lie plans 10 remain two weeks.
Visitors ~ the homo or Nr and
Mrs " WATTS Sunday were MIR
and Mrs y shelby John " Rob
inson, and mother Mrs Annie Rob
inson all ~ Detroit
The lafayoi-es had their family
reunion Saturday a. Victory park
Helen Watts VII sncrd several
weeks visiting relatives IN Detroit
Virginia Smith. Battle Creek
was guest Of Margeien Davis sum
dav.
Mr. and Mrs Bush Solomon and
daughter. Anna Ru'h left SATURDAY
for Akron. Ohio. whore they VIII
spend a week
John Ilarf was discharged from
fho hospital Thursday. whore he r.
Gently underwent a serious opera.
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brown rad or'
of-town guests SUNDAY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-19
BATTLE CREEK
BY Ruby Cherry

During Sunday morning services
at the Second Baptist church, the
Rev. 4. L. Todd spoke on the text.
why Hast Thou Forsaken Me?"
ST. Matt. 27:46.
Miss Jean Yore Is the house
guest OF her cousin. Miss Elise
Yore. i42 Roseneath avenue.
Mrs. M. Stewart Is Ill at her
home. 429 Hambin avenue. Friends
may call 10 see her.
Mrs, Dorothy Johnson has just
returned from Chicago where she
has been visiting friends and re-
lations. She brought back as her
guest, Mrs. John Parchman. also
OF Chicago.
The Four w quartet OF Albion Is
rendering a series of programs at
the ST. Paul Baptist church. cele-
hrating the fifth anniversary OF
the pastor. the Rev. r. r.. Amos.
They will be here until August 20,
inclusive.
The Radiant Four OF Detroit was
the guest OF the CME church all
day Sunday. Aug. 49, During the
afternoon services they were the
guests OF the Four W quartet Of
Albion at the 81. Paul Baptist
church. The Rev. Mr.. Flowers Is
the pastor OF the CME church.
Hundreds OF parents and other
visitors attended the music festl-
val a. tho Exchange club play
ground Jewell and Court streets.
Fridar Aug. II The program in
Guided sorss. music and motion
pictures. Se.eci!Dns were present
ed by a 4N-yoiCe choral group
Jack Deans chNlren's orchestra;
The Junior playground chorus OF
% voices Louis Deans piano,
drum and clarinet trio: Junior
Hobbs. vocalist; Miss Bette Brown
% Detroit vocalist: Mary Cath
crime Malone and Dorothy Jean
Malone. singers; Troy Stoves Ave
piece Rhythm Makers orches-
ira and the Doodlebugs quartet,
made 81 D. Scott. +. Griffin.
Bill Eason and Arthur Dean. Mo-
tion pictures were shown by Miss
Mable Monroe. Mrs. Nellie S. Lane
was in charge Of the program and
introduced Arch r. Flannery. di-
rector OF civic recreation. Earlier
in the day. volley ball game. a
horses hoe tournament and base
bali game were held. Mrs. Irene
Dean was festival director.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-19

Sunday school OF Brown Chapel
AME church opened at the usual
hour with the regular attendance
under the efficient leadership OF
Supt. Louis Freeman.
The morning message was
brought 10 a very large congresa-
ton by DR.. Irmah L. Moore OF New
York, who Is an evangelist OF the
AME connection. Many out-of-
town visitors were present The
guest soloist was Miss Clarissa
Winlock. OF indianapolis, Ind.
At 3 nm. the Sunday school pre-
sented the zone Man Family
who rendered very pleasing pro-
gram In connection with pew rail-
ly There was a large attendance.
Or. Moore delivered another
powerful sermon al 30 pm and
Miss Winlock rendered a beauti-
full solo
The Rev G Robertson, pastor OF
Second Baptist church brought the
morning message 10 his congrega-
ton. His subject as The Weak
ness OF the Flesh" text. Mark IA:
3s. Messenger r. g. Brown made
report from the Wolverine state
Convention recently held In Battle
Greek.
AT 1870 pm. testimonials were
given and the Lords supper was
administered by the Rev G W.
Carr
The Sacred Cross choir OF Beth
el Baptist church, Detroit will rem
der a program here August 20 ac-
companied by q blackboard lee
ture sponsored by The sunday
school
Many Ypslan,iars attended the
preview and review social at Camp
hell Chapel AME church Whitaker.
Monday. Aug Z A very pleasant
evening was enjoyed Several So
leciions We're contributed hy the
Ladies Gospel quintet
The house warming ~ Dr $ F
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-19

vary. preached from he subject.
judgement among ourselves and
others Music MAS rendered by the
Junior choir Visitors were Mr.. and
Mrs. Piyer. Miss Edna simmons
Mr.. Jackson Mr.. Mitchell and Mr..
Hester al! Of HE vicinity
Melvin Massey OF e7G, Chestnut
street. Detroit. is visiting his cous-
ms AZ the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Hill. 4ln7 Virginia avenue and Is
having a nice time.
Miss Ida Elnora Lawson. former
resident Of this vicinity. was mar
ried 10 Virgil Moore by The Rev.
Mr. Peck at the home OF her aunt.
Mrs Theresa n Plccott. j4@5- 2>'h
street, Saturday afternoon, Aug
II
The Moorish temple OF Quinn
Road sponsored fashion parade
and amateur program Friday Aug.
II az Page's hall Man, beautiful
styles were exhibited in the parade
Quinn Road participants We're Mrs
Washington. Ozander stevens. l.u-
ellie Thomas Cleoia Hester and
many others from Film, and Tolc-
do. The hall was flied 10 capacity
Two bus loads from Detroit attend
ed
some Of those participating IN
The amateur proeram were claude
krisel and others from DETROIT who
did iitierhugsine solo Marie
brewery and other parts by young
people from Flint and Toledo The
affair was conducted by Mrs Alma
Thomas of FLOYD avenue
Mrs Caviit ~ Quinn Road Is
very sick IN ST Joseph hospital
Mt Clemens. Mrs. Cavitt was
found living IN The driveway Of her
yard by her husband who was re-
turning home from work Saturday
morning At this writing she had
not gained consciousness. The com
nunity e hoping for her speedy
recovery.
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:. InkSter JottingS ::
By MRS. WILLIE MARY BINION

Pleasant Sunday" program.
Sunday evening. the Rev. Mr.. Mer-
rift delivered an eloquent message.
subject Christian Revelation,
text. Cor. 2:9
DR.. f. NJ. Hercules will continue
his Biblical blackboard demonstra-
tions, Friday evening and Sunday
morning at IL o'clock. The public
Is invited to hear him.
Tickets will soon be on sale for
The coming fall recital, sponsored
by Director G. c. Wyatt.
Evening services at First Bap-
list begin at 645; benediction. at
$50 pm.
Magnolia Simms. church report
er.
Second Baptist Church
Even though the Second Baptist
church building was disarranged
Sunday morning because OF remod-
cling, the building was crowded 10
capacity. The Sunday school was
very interesting.
The pastor, the Rev. o. B. Jones.
came TO the pulpit with many in
teresting, encouraging and edu-
caiional remarks before the SER
mon. His theme was. "Acquiescence
TO the VIII OF God" Luke 22:42.
He said: God has a right to do as
He pleases because He is the abb
solue Sovereign OF the world He
created everything. We can only
have success II our will Is entirely
wrapped in the Will OF Cod
In the afternoon a program was
rendered by the Gospel band OF
Inkster, which was very interest
ing. The choir rendered the mu-
sic
The evening service was also
very Interesting. The pastor i'm
parted helpful remarks.
The Sunday school and adults
had an enjoyable day Saturday on
their picnic in Inkster Park
The pastor and congregation will
be guests OF the Mt. Zion Baptist
church, Ecorse. Friday night. Au-
gust IS. In celebration OF their pas
tors anniversary.
Christine whitner. church report
Ter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-19

charles Penny. pastor OF
Kew y p church. will preach
he a I'm. r. sermon OF the con-
bis Glove, YEAR next sunday morning
e ere solh. subject "on COO ; Lane
y p' m sunday. Aug. goth.
Al Masonic q Fraternity viii nc hold !
be MA ~ odre Of Sorrow" at Tan
lheH -sa ,, 4. VI. e. church. The
per Cn e.ae,er and other grand Of
etsrs viii be present.
D., Joseph Woods. evangelist
nor,iac Mich, gave a brief mes
me morning service Sun
H. ,s' Aug Is at AME church.
10y yAo.e participating in the swim
exhibition we're Leatrice'
D a,rs and Bernice White. Dorothy
po,'I ue,sa Thomas. Irene Dennis,
s, au Nilburn. Dorothy Chase
' 49, Kirby, Dorothy and Bea-
ns.' Rrowninr. Effie and Louise
nc. Tobv Nall and Cecil Wright.
ia winners we're: Dorothy
ra ne IN the cookie race; Hell
Thomas in the peanut race;
Lem M.lburn and Effie Chase In
we clothes line relay and Efhe
.,so won tho free style race.
cv,mn,fs certificates were
u,rsn 10 tho following boys at the
|ps.erson collegiate for 60 IT,:
I'm Rowing. Franklin Nolan,
<yelson White Robert Sims. Lloyd
&uerde,san Harold Greene and
|Ralrh Ieekson.
Mr. and Mrs VIM. Butler, OF
[wirdsor avenue. spent the week
Ind In Romamlus. Mich. recently.
|veh thei- Cousins. Mr.. and Mrs.
|Auhur Waters
ur anl Mrs Harold Brazil Of
|rIpeirnaf uhio were guests Of Mr..
IND NJ. J. d. Shrcye, Of Windsor
'seomie
Mrs Ennice Korsey OF Goyeau
|rreo, ara hfr TWO sons. Lyle and
Jimmy nlan 10 spend the week IN
|Nor,h Baxion as the house guests
II, Mr. and Mrs S Prince.
Those clcbratinr their birth
|dsrs mis- week are: Lawrence
Homes LacNa sims. Ernest Boyd.
Helen vaHn,kc. James DeShields.
land Clarence Hayes.
A eroln % friends gave a sur
|nrlse rav FOR Mrs. Louise Rock.
Among those present we're: Mes
danes Ernce Kersey. Vivian Nall.
|Iizzle Washington. Evelyn Smith
Ellen Kennedy. Eula Vincent
|Ciadys Browning. Annie Ball.
Misses Pa'ficc Chatters and Win
nvrci Grosr
Miss Finclwyn Banks Is now Wis
Ming her grandmother in Harrow.
Mrs = Watson OF Ann Arbor
was q gGes o' her mother. Mrs. J.
Wake >'f Walkers son, Noah
White a,-0 listed hor recently.
VI. aaA MS G. F.. Taylor re-
turned % 'hoir homo in Buffalo.
NY. NJ yor was A visitor Of
ihe Shr in Detroit
Nfs Or Brooks and family have
sso returned home TO Toronto
sfer spending several weeks in the
No'o- rrr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-19
Mt. Clemens Neus
By Sarah Ellen Hill

The Macomb County Sunday
school union will hold It's annual
picnic al Dodges park Saturday.
August 10. A grand time is antici-
pated Everyone is welcome
Avery Hockaday is general super
intcndcnt.
Tho Rev. W. J. Pttmau. pastor
Of the Calvary Baptist church left
for oklahoma City. Okla. last week
and reports that lovely time IS
being had After preaching the an
niversary sermon OF the Rev. Mr..
Perry Of that city TO approximately
nine hundred people in the Taber-
nacle Baptist church sunday, the
Rev. Mr. Pittman then left Tor
Texas his birthplace to begin n
two weeks revival at the Little
River Baptist church. Branchville.
Texas. lie is expected 20 return to
Detroit shortly.
The Calvary Baptist Sunday
School was opened at $40 a. m.
by the superintendent Mrs. More
lett The lesson was reviewed by
Millions Hill
Al 1880 q. m me Rev. Mr.
Morelett, assistant pastor Of Cal
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Conant Gardens


Tir eag Gardens Political
cgh ht annual picnic ut Belle
iSle PSI S'Nillay. II was quite an
'niofat affair with many games
b'lnr p.afnt one being the foot
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-08-19

Miss Vivian Postum. formerly
Mrs. walter Berry. Detroit. Is
spending a two-weeks vacation In
Niles with her mother and sister
Mrs. Lou Jordan and Mrs Robert
Dixon and family Miss Postum will
depart early In the week for her
home In Detroit The union picnic
OF Sunday schools is scheduled Tor
Saturday. August 10. at Stone
Lake. Cassopolis. Mr.. and Mrs An
drew Bradford. accompanied by
Mrs. Genieve Guin and Mrs. Perl
Jefferies. left Niles Saturday night
for Springfield. Ohio whore they
will visit their kindred and spend
a few hours.
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