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ELECTRIC WIRING q

Iets. repairs Ole houses specially RegaI
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Sonaole prices Old floors made like new
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12
ALBION NEWS
BY ALICE L. CANT

Margelene Davis. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Davis. OF this city. be-
came the bride OF Arthur Gardner,
OF Kalamazoo. last Saturday. The
couple will reside In Kalamazoo.
Charles Bray. OF Detroit, was IN
Albion last Friday.
Ralph Banks was week-e end Wis
itor at the home OF his parents, Mr..
and Mrs Lonnie Banks. He is sta
toned at the CCC camp at Bitely,
Mich.
Mrs. Gray. Mrs. o. Wilson. George
Lonemeyer, William Jones, Shirley
Gray, Alice Cant and f. Gray were
Sunday visitors In Detroit.
The Rev. W. L. Hunt. OF Mace
donna Baptist church. recently left
for 81. Louis. Mo. where he will re-
main for several days.
Mrs Braxton and her Gospel
singers presented a fine program at
Macedonia church last Friday eve
ming.
Mrs Henry Taylor left Albion
Saturday morning for Pensacola,
Fla, whore she will spend the win
ter with her mother, Mrs. Matte
Cant.
The Jolly Sewing club had n
chicken supper at the home OF Mrs.
Veola Benson. Friday evening.
A shower in honor OF Miss Lille
Biggs was given at the home OF
Mrs. JEFF Richardson. on Ann street,
Saturday night. Lille will become
the bride OF Woodrow Wilson, Sat
urday. Oct. ~.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12
PORT HURON

The Rev. l.. c. Collins has return
ed from his vacation during which
time he attended the National Bap-
list convention In Alabama. Or.
Collins Joined his family in Texas
where they spent part Of their time
visiting relatives and friends.
The pastors morning message
was from ST. John II. Master Is
come and calleth for thee He used
as his theme, "The Call Of the Mas
ter"
Devotional service preceded the
sermon. Mrs. Rosa Thomson rem
dcred solo.
The Rev. l.. c. Collins and con-
gregation will participate In the
services concentrating the 2lst
anniversary Of the Rev. n. Mastin.
pastor Of Calvary Baptist church,
Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12

hill street. was alive with young.
siers Croquet was the main attrac-
ton OF the evening. Some ~ those
present were: Rosemary Fowler,
Marguerite Johnson. LILLIAN King,
Evelyn Davis ard Hcnryene Bin
ion.
The home OF Mr. and Mrs. Leroy
Thompson. on Harrison road, was
the scene OF lovely wedding re-
cepiion last week, In honor Of
their daughter and son-in-law who
were recently married in Napoleon
Ohio a dainty repast was served
and many gifts were received by
tho honorces Mr.. and Mrs. James
Lawson Those present included
Mrs. Minnie Fort Mr. and Mrs.
L. Kileorc Mrs Evelyn Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Bryant Of
Ecorse. Mrs Nelson Lee Mrs. r. +.
Lawson. Miss Rurnetha Lawson.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Thompson. Le-
ROY Lawson. oliver Priffn, Rev.
and Mrs. A. y. Evans Mr. and
Mrs Otis Stewart, Lamar Bnion.
Mrs r. s Perry. Mrs A. ". Rich
ardson Mrs Bessie Perry. Mrs.
Raymond Roberts. G r Ranks
Mrs Matte McNeece, Mrs. panev
Maddox Mrs. Robert 1arher. Mrs
I.ill.c Taylor Mrs Mercer. Mrs.
1nla Glaze Mrs Emma Cooper and
Mrs ". NJ RinIon.
Robert Simmons. ~ eprinrhili
sfreclh recently attended the STATE
and county convention OF the cor
party
Friends were rrieved 70 learn n
Tho recent death ~ Willie shaw
one % Inksfer's promising Youths
Funeral rites were hold SATURDAY.
from First BAPTIST church The
Rev a T.. Merritt ofhciated Tire
Fred Anderson Funeral Home was
in charge.
The late George Rutherford died
Saturday ~ r. m. AZ 'he tniver-
siiy hospital IN Ann Arbor.
Onnie Jones and his Inkster
Troop NJ . Rov Scouts had as
their guests Friday night a, Ink
stcr high school, LEROY smith and
his orchestra. also L Hardison and
his Detroit Spiritual Singers Mr.
and Airs Fuqua If Refhel church.
were also present The main speak
or was Or Guy O. Salisbury Pr.or
10 his address. short talks were
made nv the following ladies' Mrs
Nellie Lyons Mrs Lula Ahram. a
and Mrs. W NJ. Binion. Mr.. and
Mrs Fuqua also spoke Garner
KING a member Of the school board
presented Dr. Salisbury. who held
his audience spellnound. Dancin /.
followed a short concert by Sing
er's orchestra.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12
Ecorse News
By MILO CASTOR

The three policemen on our side
OF the tract ask that all parents
urge their children to come straight
home after school Is out, and stop
fighting. Every afternoon there
are several fights. and II this is not
stopped, the larger children will be
turned over to the Juvenile depart
ment. so say to the parents OF
children attending c. ]. Millers
school. will save you time, worry
are trobule II you scold your chill
dren just little and see that they
come home without fighting along
the way.
Willie j. Merriweather. OF River
Rouge. and Miss Rosa c. Hill. OF
Ecorse. went quietly To Napoleon,
Ohio. last Saturday and were mar
ried by justice OF the peace. The
wedding reception will be held
next week.
We see a new place OF business
opened on Salliotte road. II Ia the
old Thompson Grovery store. now
owned and operated by Doc Ander-
son.
One OF the greatest get-together
meetings ever held in Ecorse was
staged by the West Side Peoples
club last Saturday night. Mem
bers OF every club in the village
attended, including Mrs. Eubanks.
Green Jackson. W. Goliday. OF the
Progressive club, and Mr. Ness, also
Mr.. and Mrs. Menolian. OF the
WCVBA; Mr.. Dalton. OF the Down
River Republican club also sent a
representative. There were also
many others.
There seems 10 he something in
the air that is making the people
In our community get the idea
Together we stand, divided we
fall" II means Just that.
Mrs. McCrae won the bIngo
championship in the tournament
last Sunday. at the Down River
COP headquarters.
Alvin Lackey and Sullivan Mann
captured the first round In whist.
from Messrs Amos and Mitchell.
The match will continue next SAT-
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Lewis thank
their many friends for sympathy
and kindness shown during the re-
cent death OF their little daughter.
Essie Mae A kind word anil
friendly gesture go long way to-
wards making sad hearts lighter.
Mrs. Proctor Coleman, $40 SUI
perior street. R.R.. is Ill at Sumby
hospital.
After % years OF separation.
Proctor Coleman recently met his
long lost son. Tom Coleman. who
resides in Cape Deridua. Mo. What
a celebration they are having.
1 A bo-lo tennis tournament has
been going on at the c. ]. Miller
high school for the past two weeks.
participated In by boys and girls.
Hilllard Smith is winner OF the
boys event and Is also point
champion. with 74s points. Cassie
Williamson Is winner OF the girls
event, but Balkis wells captured
the point title, with GAS points.
Proposed Community Center
The meeting announced for the
c. J. Miller school was shifted to
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12
vehicle Lodge


The vehicle City Lodge No. 1896
entertained the grand exalted ruler
J. Finley Wilson sunday. Oct 3
and past exalted rulers OF the stale
OF Michigan. a delicious fried
chicken dinner was served. Among
the persons who helped make the
affair success were Joe Wigfall.
r. G. Chandler. Joe Rollins Albert
Harper, Ben James Dan Ballard
and Walter Jones Out-of-town
guests were ]. Finley Wilson,
Of Washington, 4. White, Chicago ,
Atty. Joseph Brown. {. Henri Lew
u.s. J. ". Hinton. Bertram Gregory
Mckinley Dickens. r. d. Murphy
james Chapel CNE Church
Mrs. Bri,coe of Saginaw closed
two weeks musical program
which was given IN connection VITA
babv contest. The following per-
sons headed groups Messrs. Nel-
son. Hodge Mesdames Hllihrew
jenkins. Nelson and Williams.
The total amount raised was s77.54
vi. Olive
Homecoming and World Wide
communion was observed last sun.
day at Nj. Olive BAPTIST church
The pastor the Rev. r. r. Turpin
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12

First Baptist church. through the
kindness OF the Rev. j. y. Davis.
Mr.. Johnson. director OF the Bird
hurst Community center. gave a
timely address. He pointed out
that the first step In securing a
community Is for every member Of
the community To cooperate. He
also said that municipalities and
school boards are given preference
in scayenger sales of properties
when the property Is used for the
general public. The dynamic
speaker closed by alluding 10 the
good which has been done for the
Smile road people by the atmos-
phere Of the Birdhurst Community
center. Next Sunday at $3.50. the
community center proposal here
will he further discussed at the c.
j. Miller school on the American
Legion program.
Dumas init 352
Please don't forget the installa-
ton Of the American Legion auxil-
iary 10 be held at the Miller school
at pm Sunday. A health pro-
gram will Immediately follow the
installation. The public Is cordial
~ invited. Our slogan Is: Help
Everyone TO BE Healthy and Hap
Ply" without good health. life Is
not so happy. Or. s. p. Milton will
be the CHIEF speaker.
WI. Zion Baptist Church
Last sunday morning services
al MI. Zion were impressive. Pas
tor G.. a. Stephenson preached.
subject. "Fault-Finders." text Dan.
GA.
Visitors included Mac I.awrenc,
Mrs. Mac holland. J. Oliver and the
Rev. Mr.. Combs. OF Inkster.
Many III OF the community will
appreciate visits from friends.
Corrine NJ. Campbell is church
reporter
First Baptist Church
The deacons conducted an. IN
spring prayer meeting TO open las,
Sundays services. The choir
sang. The lady ushers looked love-
ly in their navy and white winter
uniforms. The Sunday school con-
tinues 10 thrive. under the direction
OF Supt. r. r. Green.
Pastor J. ID. Davis preached from
Acts 4:12, subject. His Name Can
Save the World" II was a master
full discourse. Mrs Beulah Morten
sang a lovely solo. MIS- Jessie Hood
united with the church
The local sick list includes Mrs
Davis. the pastors wife Sallie
Harper. Mrs Pearl Rogers. Tatum
Eason and Mr.. Douglass. Please
visit them.
The fall revival will start at First
Baptist Sunday. Oct. 10. with the
Rev. Mr.. James, OF Detroit. in
charge.
Zadie Askcw Is church reporter
Good VIII Clnb
The Ecorse Good VIII club met
last Tuesday at Z pm at IT'S usual
place. Many members were present
Two new members joined.
The club will give a hing enter
tsinment Saturday. Oct IL al S
pm. at 1855 Ninth street.
The next meeting will he Tues
day at the same residence Mrs.
Florence Campbell is club report
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12

nesday evening. The church ami
versary will be celebrated some
time In October.
The choir attended the wedding
reception at the Church OF God IN
Christ. in honor OF Freeman Dungy
q former choir member
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Truly su-
nounce the birth OF q baby boy,
September "a. at Hotel Dieu hos
pital. The child's name IL Robert
william. Jr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12
FLINT, NEWS
A. TURNIPSEED, Representative 1902 Main Street

spoke on the theme Back 10 Bet
Ill.," Before the communion serv-
ices at 1880 pm. seven new mem
hers we're fellowshipped by the
church.
The willing Workers served a
FISH dinner at the church Thursday.
The Junior Usher board will
sponsor an Autumn Leaf social
Friday evening. oct. II AZ the home
OF Miss Elolse Mitchell, 700 f. Well
ington
The Nj Olive Heralds met Mon
day AZ the home Of Mrs. Bessie
Childress at which time a splendid
report was made by the Program
committee. Mrs. Alma Broadnax is
chairman The club is looking for
ward 10 successful year under
the leadership OF the newly elect
ed president. Miss Johnnie Low
cry.
Canaan Baptist
The Canaan Baptist church re-
Gently completed a two weeks
drive raising s32777. The Rev. s.
Scott Is pastor.
At 3 pm. the pastor. the Rev.
Quinn Chapel AME Church
At pm. the pastor the Rev. Mr..
Rhonenee. Senior choir and mem
hers worshipped az Blackwell AME
church in lis quarterly meeting
services. The Rev. II. r. White was
the principal speaker.
The Quinn Chapel settlers club
is giving turkey dinner az the
church THURSDAY. Oc'. l.. Dinner
will be served from noon until S 30
pm.
Mrs. G b. Rhonenee and the la
dies OF the church are having
birthday banquet in the parlor OF
the church Oct. 25.
The Quinn Chapel Glee chorus
sang at the Grand Boulevard NE
church twhitel, sunday evening
before massive appreciative audi
ence. They were accompanied E'
the orTanst. Mrs. p. Smith ana
pastor, the Rex. NJ r. Rhonsnss.
The sick of our church are: Mrs.
r Hall. I'LL Harrison. Mira Il.
Wills. SIS Pasadena street: Mra.
+ Hemphlll. $50 Dewey street:
II Nelson and daughter. Grace IN
Sanitarium. Howell Mich; Miss
b. walker In Sanaiorium. Pontiac.
Mich. and A. Linney. 1909 CLIFFORD
street Special PRAYER was held az
Quinn Chapel for their recovery
sunday morning and evening
The tshorette hoard is giving
a sacred musical program at the
church Sunday afternoon. Nov. 3 az
, pm.
The first quarterly meeting Of
this conference year will convene
Oct 81 A. Quinn Chapel ANE
church. nr David A. Blake Will
preach at the morning services
The union services will begin at
pm.
The Quinn Chapel Settlers club
is having pot luck in the parlor
Of the church Wednesday. Oct 1s
Flora Talbert is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12
Inkster Jottiings
BY MRS. WILLIE NJ. BINION
Second Baptist Church

Sunday was an inspiring day al
Second Baptist church. Pastor o.
h. Jones preached a masierful mes
sagfe, subject. THE Unexpected
Blow" text. Mark 1921. lie said
in part:
"It is shocking when one rs
slandered when trying 10 do his
best, but you must outline dis
graceful blow. Christian religion
is the only thing that will ciyilize
and bring the world TO God. II is
not Christian religion for ono TO be
happy when another IS in trouble.
Spread sunshine
In the afternoon, the Rev. + NJ.
Kaigler OF Detroit, was the guest
Of the Pastors Aid society. He was
accompanied by his choir and con-
gregation bf the Church OF our
Father. The Rev. Mr. KaiEler
preached a forceful sermon sub
ject. The Christian Service Direc-
tor" text John 2l:6. He said. I'VE
can't leave God out OF our service
and expect success
The evening service was. also
very interesting. The Lords supper
was administered.
The Church gave the Choir and
Usher board OF Second Baptist a
rising vote OF thanks for their harl
work and placing OF new CARPETS
on the floor and lovely new drapes
around the choir stand
All are welcome 10 worship al
this church Miss Christine Whit.
ner is church reporter.
Inkster 7. 4. A.
The lnkster seventh district p
T. A. met in the. auditorium OF the
Inkster high school, Tuesday even
ling The kindergarten Rhythm
band, directed by Mrs. Mary Ellen
Butler, opened the performance
which received great applause. \
representative from each grade
gave the salute 10 tho American
Flag. TO taps by the Boy Scouts
Drum. and Bugle corps.
The chief speaker was Mr..
Brake. OF Detroit lie gave hnf
talk OH "Ciiizenship." Citizenship
badges we're presented 10 members
OF the various elementary classes
Following the program, the out
going president, Harvey G. Jack
son. gave a brief talk and declar-
ed all offices vacant Robert Sim.
mons was chosen temporary chair.
man; Mrs. W. VI. Binion secretary
and the following officers were
elected for the scholastic year.
1940-4l; Ellsworth Neapcan presi.
dent: W. NJ Binion. vice president.
Ruth Young. secretary Thelma
Whitman, assistant J Randolph
Walker. treasurer. Rose Simmons
and W VI. Rinion. reporters
Monday afternoon the lawn n
Mrs Rose simmons. ~ 263n Spring
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12
Know Your Jobs
Answers Confined from Page .

Answers Confined from Page .
SCREEN APE Gay A screen ape is
laborer who tends shaking
screens or tables over which coal
Is run to size Il; punches out
screen openings when they be-
come clogged; picks out waste
material. etc.
sHUCKER (c) A shucker removes
fresh oysters from shells and
grades them into standard sizes
for canning and shipping.
SWING MAN (c) A swing man r.
dairy route superintendent. or
a sales manager for dairy who
directs the work OF route men.
TIP MAKER (c) A tip maker Is q
sewing machine operator who
sews pieces OF material together
10 make a hat or cap lining (tipl.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-10-12

ksr. Copeland D"'A
+ c. Copeland has just
ne ~ rom attending the Bap-
In s~ IN Alabama and Wis
'o .ome Of the principal cities OF
. , He reports that the
s. ~ ras ideal and the trip very
lu 'h,e En- route home, he
ga =, columbus and Atlanta.
p, WINSTON salem. NC; Cincin-
ohio and other points. AT
..n.salem the Rev. Mr.. Cope
'' ,orducied a ten-day meeting
~ nov. F. c. Phillips; and In
.n,.n he conducted services
NO Rev. Mr.. Herod, pastor OF
,,ls,ion Baptist church.
!. psv Mr. Copeland returned
rI.y Oct I. and found his
1--WE congregation In the midst
successful revival.
Stars Banquet
-, Won forget, we remind you
ne west side Stars will hold
banouef AZ Quinn's hall. Oct.
s,snm All are invited TO be
sent and nclp the team to Sc
) the nus they want for con-
inc tho pl8Ners 10 and from
~. donations will be appre-
I'd. The Stars thank the Dar-
ssrine club for their donation.
Notice To Readers
h the River Rouge readers OF
petrolt Tribune. | wish to say
| shall appreciate 1t If you will
Sdlv accent your paper from any
81 our Tribune carriers who
no times when your regular
he times whe nyour regular
NAV he unable to get them TO
on time. and they will he de-
rod "a Won nv some other club
please accept Il. as your reg
II carrier will get credit for II
| the same trust this will ex-
I'M requests for information by
Inv as N the cause for not receiy-
copies hy Saturday. We usual
a few extras here at the
no which our customers NAV
BY giving us a ring. I shall
! thai you receive a copy prompt
There Is no reason why you
tuld moi receive your Tribune he
\ SATURDAY as the Detroit office
the papers ready Thursday
Irrings and they reach me Thurs
afternoon AZ which time the
triers gei them for delivery TO
Gct.Togeiher Tea
rhe ladies nf the Beechwood
Immunity center are sponsoring
|gG-,oreiher tea at the center
biay, Oct ~. at 5 pm. Come
and enjoy an interesting. as
d as International AFFAIR.
fhs Ladies' auxiliary TO the CEN
/ hold rs weekly meeting at the
frhVood center every Tuesday
Z O'clock visit one OF the sos
)ns and enjoy an evening of fun
y pleasant association. Every
|man in ihe community Is invited
is welcome 10 become a mem
Of the auxiliary.
last Thursday eveing, the Beech
)pd cenfers champs in informed
and JUNIOR basketball attend
4 hanquef az the center. Guests
fluded the lockwood board OF
|tc'ors and Mr.. Lester and Mr..
Peoer Miss sullivan sponsored
} banquet
Fhs opportunity is still afforded
! 10 enroll your child In the
fcnvood Nursery school, which
+ been IN progress one week.
|uTs are flom 2 to 5 pm. daily.
Fep' Wednesday.
rhe first annual financial drive
/ he Beechwood center is still
progress Have you contributed
Pr share. yet? Don't he a slack
Community Improvement can
p only through community CO.
fratlon.
re River Rouge Glamor Girls
PLAYS their first game on Oct.
la pm. The boys will play on
same date AZ s pm. at Northrup
pol The girls will play the
PtSe team. the boys, Yysilanti.
Fne out and see these games.
Pes Jackson IS manager and
Pch.
Church OF God
Pae Worship at the Church Of
+ SUNDAY began at 6 am. sun
school opened at $3.50. At IL
~ song servjce was led nv Mrs.
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Windsor, Ont.
BY ARYTIA CHASE
First Baptist Church

rev. c. I. wells preached both
Sunday morning and evening on
Happiness In the morning. and
"The Law Of Fidelity and It's Re-
ward" In the evening. Both mes
sages were inspiring. Dr. and Mrs.
Perry worshIpped at the morning
hour.
Starting next Sunday night and
continuing during the winter. the
evening service will begin at 1850.
Prayer service IL held each Wed