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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
Inkster Jottines
BY MRS. WILLIE NJ. BINIoN

Chapel will present DR.. J. l.. Leach.
OF Flint, Sunday afternoon. as prin-
cipal speaker for their third pro-
gram. The Laymens choir will
provide music G. VI. Mitchell is
local representative.
The Majorettes, an auxiliary to
the Boy Scouts Drum and Bugle
corps, were beautiful in their new
uniforms OF blue and white. The
uniforms were made by Mrs Nea-
peau and Mrs. Jackson. Mr.. Trent
is the capable director OF the group.
Some OF the sick at the Sumby
hospital include Mrs. Christine
Pfffer. Otis White, Joseph Stan.
Mrs Annie Kelley, Mrs. Maxheld.
David c. Simms. Sam Harris. Moth
er Warren and Russell Moss. Those
recently returned home from the
hospital are: Mrs. Inez Keller. Pc
ter Jones and Mrs. Cobb. Mother
Watson Is i'll at the Seymour hos
pital.
Mrs. Joseph Holloway, OF Harri-
son road. entertained at a bridge
and croQuet breakfast recently.
Those present included Mesdames
Schellah Jackson. Marjorie Nea-
peau. Pauline Milton and her guest,
Alma Gardenla. OF New Orleans:
Mary NJ. Brown Bennett. wife OF
DIR. Germany Bennett. and former
Inkster teacher; Mildred Morrison
Ethel Sargent. Anna Robertson.
Viola Davis. OF Los Angeles: An
ME Remby. Tommie King. Eloise
Evans. Lille Gardner. Selma, Ala:
Sadie Foster. Alberta Dean. Jean
cite verdun, Mildred Ellis and
Agnes Davis. Tommie King, Alma
Gardenia. Alberta Davis and Ethel
Sargent received bridge awards.
In croquet, the games we're won by
Mrs. NJ. DENNY. Agnes Davis ard
Eloise Evans.
The children OF Inkster are still
smiling, because they saw Jos
Louis, Sunday. They are eagerly
awaiting his return.
The 1nkster Yellow Jackets soft
ball team won the game between
the Jackets and the Ecorse Road
white girls, Sunday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
Ecorse News
By Milo CASTOR

Is still doing splendid work. under
the direction OF President Florence
white. The visiting minister on tie
rostrum Sunday morning was Rev.
Mr.. Toy. OF Ecorse.
The church is glad 10 have Dea-
con Flamer home again. following
an extended trip TO the South Mr.
and Mrs Isiah Askew. Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Askew and Eldrea Moss
have just returned from pleas
ant trip to Atlanta. GA.
Among the church sick are Mrs,
Siale Nelson. who Is in Trinity
hospital. Mrs. Sallie williams, al
her home. Sallie Harper. Elolse
hospital. Mother Walker. who is i'll
at her home. Please visit these sick
members.
Ecorse and First Baptist church
are very glad to welcome as citi-
zens Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Campbell
OF f. Willis. in Detroit.
Two selections were rendered AT
First Baptist by the North Detroit
Harmony Five. The Rev. Mr. Memo
len later joined the ministers In
the pulpit
The morning sermon was preach
cd ny Pastor j. ID. Davis. text. job
80 27-2S. subject. Home On The
Rock" II was an impressive dis
course. Mrs. Lizzie Turner, OF River
Rouge. Joined the church.
Zadie Askew is church reporter
MI. Zion Baptist
The morning service ut Mt. Zion
Sunday was very interesting. Tie
sermon was preached by the Rev.
g. Story. OF Tabernacle Baptist
church. Detroit. subject. what Is
Your Life?" James Ala. II was n
dynamic message. Mrs. l.. A. Forte
rendered vocal solo which was
excellent. The Junior choir alsu
rendered fine song service, as IL
was Junior Day. The Juniors also
visited the Union Baptist Junior
choir Sunday, as II was the latter's
anniversary.
Among the visitors were: The
Rev. and Mrs. Sanders. Mrs. l.. A.
Forte. the Rev. Mr.. White and Mrs.
Goldie, OF Toledo, Ohio.
Remember TO visit the sick this
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ROSEVILLE
BY Emma BELLE Patterson

Many vacation trips served &c
reduce the attendance at ST. Luke
sunday school Sunday. but failed
TO dampen the interest and en-
'husiasm Miss Girlne Wheeler
again acted as superintendent with
much credit.
In an interchange Of pulpis sun
day 81 Luke's pastor was at Trr-
ner Chapel CME church. Mt Cle-
mems. and the Rev. +. VI. Do7ier OF
Turner chapel was az st. Luke. lie
brought a very spiritual message.
There was one accession.
The congregation was thrilled bv
solo rendered by little nine-year-
old Niyehine Finr. The granddaugh-
ter ~ John Miller.
sunday afternoon tho Rev. Geo.
w Baber. all choirs and large
number OF the members Of Ebene-
ger AME church. Detroit. will wor-
ship At ST. Luke. The Rev. J u
Howell. choirs and members OF II.
stephen AME church. Detroit. viii
render program at 81. Luke
Thursday night July %. The Young
pcople. chairmaned by Miss Emma
BELLE Patterson, will sell refresh
ments.
Mr. and Mrs. John Miller OF
Pinehurst street spent several DAYS
or their vacation in Cleveland visit
ing relatives and friends. They re-
port having had a most delightful
stay.
Mrs Matte Braxton plans 10
leave August for an extended
STAY in the south
Don't miss reading the Tribune
r. b. p.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
Pontiac News
ny r. P. Harris

~
The Rev. n r. Sewel. pastor Of
Macedonia Baptist church spoke
Sunday morning on the subject.
'Behold the'I ord is In This Place"
The ordination OF the Rev. Jas. Y.
Fleming was held nj 3 n. m. The
pastor OF New Hope Baptist church
the Rev F. y. Reed. delivered tho
sermon on Tie subject, preach
the word
The BYPl met al 6.30 D. m Mrs
J. r. Fleming was present. She l..
me district sunday school and
BYPU organizer.
The Rev. Mr.. Fleming spoke Al
New Hope Baptist church at s D.
m. on the topic "A Christian Sol
der
DR.. " l.. Spears. pastor OF New
man AME church spoke AT II a. m.
on The five great powers OF
life" Among the visitors we're Mr..
and frs. steve Pierce and Mrs
VIM H. Donaldson
The Junior choir sang. directed
by Mrs. Amanioline McCaskill. and
at 3 D. m. the pastor and choir
motored TO Flint. 10 assist the Rev.
Mr. Rhonenee in his last quarterly
conference.
Mrs Beatrice Sears and son Rob
ert returned 10 her home In Bowl
ing Green. KY. after visiting her
sister. Mrs. Minnie p. Rayburn.
Frank Johnson Of South Blvd
returned home after a visit In the
south Including Bowling Green
KY. Nashville and Lebanon, Tenn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20

Sunday school was largely at.
tended. Pastor H. G. Simmons
brought the morning message using
the theme. Watch and Pray, lest
We enter into Temptation" Holy
Communion was administered by
the pastor. The $1,000 Rally will
close Tuesday. with the Plymouth
Rally car serving chicken din
ner. The Kings Daughters will
sponsor a moonlight picnic sstur-
day. July 20. on the lawn OF Mrs
Edna Henderson. on Adams street.
Second Baptist
The SUNDAY school lesson was
reviewed BIZ Miss 8. easier, subject.
"Job's Strength 10 Faith in Life
after Death" The attendance was
SIS. Pastor Garther Roberson's
morning message was taken from
1st Samuel s:1s Two were admit
ted to membership. One was bapt'z-
ed. At 3p. m. the pastor and Junior
choir rendered services at Bethel
AME In Ann Arbor. The Rev. y
w. Wright Is minister. The Rev. r.
c. Brown delivered the morning
message. His subject was. Love
Lifts. Regardless" The morn'ns
guest In the pulpit was the Rev
Mr.. White Of the Baptist church Of
Adrian. Michigan. He was accom-
panied by his two daughter whc
rendered stirring vocal selections
Selections were also rendered b,
a visiting quartette. The usher
Board Is sponsoring pleasant ar
ternoon on the fourth Sunday. The
Rev. n. n. Williams Of Detroit will
he guest speaker. Mrs. Ollie Jen.
kins ~ Detroit will he guest soloift
The Sunday school Carnival will
he Friday. July 10. on the church
lawn. sponsored bv the feminine
gender Of the Sunday school.
Church Of God In Christ
The Rev. Mr.. Eckhart was the
speaker for the evening Mrs. aims
Anderson, wife OF the Rev. W. A
Anderson. has re-entered Ford hos
pital for further treatment. The
Sunday school class OF Mrs Ber
nice Kerstv. sponsored pleasan
hour PROGRAM Sunday at 4:30 p m
St Johns Baptist
The ST. Johns Baptist church 81
Monroe avenue. Of which the Rev
j. r. Mcintyre is pastor. will spon-
sor n program Sunday. July 81, fea-
turing the Hamilton hand.
Master William ohio Rawls o
Brownsville. Tennessee, IL here
visiting his mother. Mrs. Ella
Brenon.
Frank Bow. together with hi:
son Lloyd. and daughter. Pearl
Edith. and Ethel. have returne'
from their trip TO East 81. Louis
Illinois. where they visited rela
tives.
Mrs Margaret Mitchell. Of De
troit was the midweek visitor O.
her slater. Mrs. Lillian Perry.
Mrs. Ida DeBaptist celebrated hel
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
Woodland Park

spoke ON Prayers Bond AZ
The pastor. he Rev r.. Davis
NE convention OF the Chain Lake
District association which was
held IN Lansing July IL 10 IA.
tommunit, Church
Morning services we're conducted
bv mo pastor. the Rev. VIM
Burheti lie gave a brief report OF
OF Necessity
Social News
Mrs Messiah. Mrs Kencher and
party Of Chicago are spending a
week Al inc kelsonia Cot ages.
Or Herbert and party are
spending several weeks at shangri.
La
Miss Ruth Wakefield OF Detroit Is
speeding a while as guest OF Mr..
and Ms ME-. Author at the Royal
Breeze hotel.
Mrs 4. L. Neal aud son. Anthony
are spending several weeks with
her daughter. Mrs. Mary Taylor and
family In Harvey. Illinois.
Mr. ard Mrs Bates Of Detroit
we're The weeks guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Hinton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
KALAM
BY JuIIus c. Baker

Mrs. Fredora Ruckner Mr.. NJ
Mrs. Kenneth Buckner and Mn
Evans. Of Chicago. Illinois ven
recent guests Of Mr. and Mrs HI,
nv Buckner. of Oak street, In lhi
city.
Mrs. Birdie Goodwin and d,urt
ters. Mary Jane and Nola. left ss
Sunday for Eagle Lake near Ps'
Paw. Mich. for a ton .dav vacatoi
Mrs. A. Johnson. ~ New YORK
Il visiting Mr. and Mrs Rocuil
Fuentes. OF Kalamazoo
Mrs. Freda Merriman was taks,
10 Borgess. hospital Friday eyenlr!
10 undergo an appendectomy open'
ton.
Misses Vivian Dungy Maybsls
Jackson. Ray W Powell and ] Z
Baker enjoyed a picnic at Rive.
side park last Saturday after rhif
they journeyed 10 Battle Greek
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
PORT HURON
BY CLIFFORD JOHNSON
Metropolitan Baptist Church


Services al Metropolitan Baptist
church Sunday morning were con-
Quoted by Deacon Joe Woodley and
others. Pastor l.. c. Collins read
the Scripture lesson He preached
from the text 81. Johr 3:l6. God
so loved the world that he gave
His only begotten Son" II was a
forceful message which all preert
enjoyed.
Many visitors attended the s p.
m. services. The spiritual feryor
was high.
S. ~ Noble Is church reporter.
shiloh Baptist Church
The Rev J. n. Henderson. pastor
Of Shiloh preached a spiritual SER
mon Sunday morning. subject.
Making And Breaking Vows The
message was ENJOYED by all in at
tendance. Many visitors were pres
ent.
Personals
Mrs Olivia Brown. Of Detroit. Il
the house guest OF Mrs. Callahan
and family. ON Glenn street
Mrs. Seaton and son and a frierd,
Emerson Clifford. of Lansing,
Michigan. were the guests OF Mrs.
Charles Sanderson ard family Sun
day. at asll Moak street
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Thompson
and Miss Rosetta Sanderson motor
cd 10 Pontiac 10 spend last week
end.
Last Thursday evening the Rev.
J. n Hsnkerson. pastor Of Shiloh
Baptist church. and Mrs. Hank
erson observed their fortieth we'd
ding anniversary. from $50 10 IL
D m. AZ their residence on Var
court street The Rev. and Mrs
Hankerson were the recipients OF
many lovely gifts and greetings.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
Slants On Ypsilant
BY Mrs. EugenIa OBannon

birthday Sunday. July Il x,.,
dinner at her home al 90, ~ IN
ton street. "aub
The Second Baptist Nis,,o.
Gle met last week al ths M W. Gu
Mrs. Pearl Hoffman. A, .On'
business session. refre,h y
were served honorine tho M'.s '''
Of the Bible instructor. Mrs " s.
Mcintyre. ~ Anra
The Rev. l.. r, Blshon N, !.
father. Oliver Bishon ana ~. y
Mrs. Estella Madison and NJ. ~, ~,
Liam Allen and Mr.. and Mrs ~. -
Crawford left Thursday FOR t my
homes In Tuscaloosa ,,,1 ue
They were here 10 attend ~ O,ni
eral Of their sister and d,~.l lue
Mrs. Elnora Sears. 'sAs
The Rev l.. p. Bishop va, ,,..,
er Monday to "Wednesday MIX ky :
the Second Baptist church !,
messages were inspiring Ia an
Richard Neal OF Woodbury. = ,
Ia In Ypsilanii. as the house ,' ~ .
OF his mother Mrs. lydia ye, ~
2l0 First street.
The Rev. and Mrs G. " g.
had as their guests ~ the vs,s
Mrs. Helen Johnson ana W.
Mona Smith OF CHM. Ohio: W.
Newkirk OF Detroit. and ou,,
Hall OF Ann Arbor and Mrs sA.,
and mother Of WHITAKER Mich
Mr. and Mrs. John Renon ~
son. Dick spent the holiday w.,I
end in Gallipolis. o. az guests :
Mrs. Lillian Brown and sister Mo
Maude Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs Let's fihe ,orur
Beulah Grinage) are the proud NJ.
ents Of baby girl. horn Satursv
morning In 81. .Ioseph's hospIn
Mother and baby are doing well
Miss Viola Robertson remain,
the sick list Also Mrs Sylvegs
Coleman reported quite sick.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Craw-
ley Lane was the recent scene Of a
lovely graduation reception. honor
ing their charming young grand
daughter. Miss Mary Lou Nelson.
Games OF bingo. Chinese checkers
were played and impromptu talks
also furnished entertainment for
the evening. The honoree received
numerous lovely gifts and a delic-
ious repast was served. Some OF
the guests present included Mr.. ard
Mrs. Eysh Thomas. Detroit. Mr..
and Mrs. A. Johnson and daughters.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Crosby and Mrs.
Rosie Richardson. Detroit: the Rev.
and Mrs. A. L. Merritt and son.
the Rev. and Mrs. Edward Stacey.
Miss Magnolia Simms. Mrs Bessie
Herring. Mrs. Blanche Gurnell,
Mrs. Alice STAFF Mrs. Mabel SEQ
by. Mrs. Jerome Thompson. Mrs.
Fannie Payne. Mrs. Ann Johnson.
Mrs. Lula Abram. Mrs. ]. p Mar
tin. Mrs. william Binion and sons.
Lamar and Henry: Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Smith and daughter. MIL
dred Mrs. Thomas Carmichael and
Mrs. Richard Humphrey. Miss Nci-
son finished secretarial course
at Wayne IN June and IL very ac-
tive among the young people OF
First Baptist church.
Jolly StrolIers
The members OF the Jolly Stroll
ers club were guests OF the Smart
Set club. OF River Rouge, Satur-
day night. at welner roast On
Belle Isle.
Child Minister
The child preacher. Willie James.
was the weekend guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Lacey Manner and was present
at three services at Smith Chapel
Sunday. lie preached 20 a packed
congregation Sunday afternoon and
evening. The Rev. Mr.. Evans de-
livered the morning message, which
all present enjoyed. The Senior
choir was al It's best. with Mrs.
OphelIa Jones IN charge. Mesdames
A. Lewis and A. Richardson sweet
" sang ivory Palaces"
The Laymens choir OF Smith
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20
Conant Gardens

Mrs. Leila Cash. Mrs. Bessie Nc
CLAIM. Mrs .Eunice Smith and little
daughter. Of Philadelphia. Pa. were
dinner guests OF Mrs. William Pow
ell. OF 3747 Nevada street. last SAT-
urday evening.
Mrs. LLOYD Cofer, Of Norwood
avenue. left last Wednesday for
Green Pastures camp. where she
will join her husband. who Is one
Of the supervisors. She was accom-
panied by her two daughters.
Among those who visited Green
Pastures camp Sunday were: Mr..
and Mrs c. A. Kemp. Miss Addie
Kemp. Mrs. Lillian Holly and son.
oliver Holly.
Bobby Morris. who has been visit
ing in Pennsylvania and Virginia.
returned home last Saturday.
Mrs Mary Wood. OF Dublin, Ga.
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Willie
Kemp, OF Klinger street.
Mr.. and Mrs BENJAMIN Billings
lea have moved TO their beautiful
home on Gallagher avenue.
Vernon Chapel
Presiding Elder David Blake
held his fourth quarterly meeting
last Tuesday evening. All reports
were read and approved. The Rev.
Blake commended each department
for its fine report.
The Rev. Mr.. Johnson. the pastor.
Is winding up his eighth year. The
annual conference will convene IN
Flint, Mich. on August 2s.
A great revival. beginning sun
day, July 81. will he held. The
Rev. David Balkins. an evangelist.
will he q, preacher. Don't fall TO
hear him.
The program sponsored by the
ACE league which was held last
Sunday evening was very inspiring
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20

william Boone. new director and
head Of the Beechwood center.
who recently assumed his duties
after having heer appointed 10 this
responsible position on full time.
He is working out a condensed pro-
gram and Is DESTROYS that each
and every member. parent and
friend place their shoulders 10 the
wheel and help make Beechwood
center what II must be TO meet the
requirements OF the present day.
Mr.. Boone was graduated from the
Virginia State college He was horn
IN Beverly, y ]. lie also holds a
NJ A degree from the University of
Michigan and IL we'll fitted for his
duties. Mr. Boone hopes 10 build
up the center and urges the citizens
10 visit the center from ! o p m,
n order that he may come IN per-
soma contact with them On our
membership blanks which are now
out. please state what YOUR favorre
hobby Is ard what Won are most IN
teresel Ia. There Will he adequate
space On each blank Nr. Boones
home aadress for The present IL
1892 Foleteenih street.
Mrs. +. Smith Eniertalns
Frederick u Boone. 81 Arkansas.
IA inc house guest Of his aunt and
uncle. Nr ard NJ Smith Also
Mrs Smiths SON. William X Smith
of SaciraN. who may erier Wayne
ua.versrv - complete his studies
Ia scierre, Many local frlerds are
takirg hard IN seeing mat ihsse
tvo 81 add vonrs students Fred
srics Reote ari William sinNh,
sre hayar round q social az
fairs
Ire Sw lbs served midnisht
mem TOR their guests 'rclntins ne
chclcsst meats FrFnch-fried po'a-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20

Mrs. Harper. one Of the oldest
deacoDesses OF Newman AME
church. Is visiting her son. Henry
Harper Of Crawford street.
The Townsend club No II meets
on Rowland avenue every Tues
day evening. The Rev. Geo. j.
Mathews Is president.
Mrs. Willie Roach, a beautician.
has returned from Chicago where
she spent several days visiting
friends and relatives.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20

The SUNDAY school ~ Union Bap.
'isf church was largelv attended
Spraav The Rev r G. Copeland
rhea from JOB II IL. subject.
Jon Glimpse OF Immortality
Through The Resurrection Four
were added o tho church.
The Junior church choir render
ed The music Many visitors we're
present
The Junior choir celebrated IFS
fifteenth anniversary At 2 pm.
Sunday a number ~ visiting
cnoirs wcre present. including Mrs
Hnichlns and the Gospel Trumpet
GERS also Mrs Forte. The pro-
gram was enjoyed by all present
The Rev F.. G. Copeland gave a
short talk and offered the Beredic-
tion.
Prayer meeting AZ Union BAPTIST
Is held each Wednesday A. p. m.
Bennie Caswell. Jr. is church re-
porter
Triumph Baptist Church
Sunday. school AZ Triumph WAS
We'll attended Sunday morning. A.
The II N. service. Pastor G W
Simms spoke from John % II. text
"Loveih Thou Me-" The Senior
choir provided music
Mr. and Mrs Boone were visitors
sunday morning Mr. Dudley was
added 10 The church roll
Ennice Hudson il church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20

week.
Visitors are always welcome al
this church. The Rev. G.. A. Steven
son Is pastor: Corinne w. NJ
Campbell. church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-07-20

FRlEND-ooce you've sosi-
ed 'he refreshing good
ness Of this delicious beer.
we believe yovH keep
right on soyiog IN ioke
SCHMIDT IS. For
scHMlDT's is brewed with
one purpose in mind-'o
pIeose your iosie. Thors
why you'll find i light yet
fvll-sodied. never bitter.
never sweet That's The kind
Of beer YOU Ike and YOU
get il N scHMlDTs. And
Iys in eose YOU have 10
woich your wois'line. re-
member scHMlDT'S is
electrically non fonening
conpored with other foods
in diet. For O reoI hot
weather fhirs'.qOencher
olwoys soy I'M Toxic
ScHMlDrs."
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toes hot rolls. French peas. ice
ceram. cake and black coffee, with
The trimmings.
Those present were J O. Taylor.
az Chicago. classmate Of Mr..
smith Douglas Freeman. Detroit:
Mr. and Mrs Eason and others.
Mrs Smith is proprietor Of the
Smiths Hand Laundry in Detroit.
Returns Prom East
Mitchell Powell has returned
from the East. after visiting rela-
tiyes there whom he had nor seen
for eighteen wears. He visi'ed Mrs.
l. Campbell. Of New Jersey. after
which he spent a brief stay with
his brother Eddie and took In he
Worlds Fair while in New York.
He WAS the gust ~ the National
League club Mr. Powell VAS ac-
comHanied or the trip hy his niece.
Mss Inez George. He reports hav-
ing had a happy reunion With his
family
Congratulations.
Fo,ks. one ~ our newshovs Fred
Pope sold more Than ff'v copies
~ las' week Detroit Tribune in
an tour Elmer Baker sold 30 BE
sure 70 read tho Trsbune. The only
paper that gives River Rouge a
real break IRE White weekly pap
ers here IN our ciiy RARELY allow
space fo orr people. except when
Negro commits theft or some
ether crime Ask our last wears
candidates and our better citizens.
S'ia Topsv would prefer other
papers 10 her own
Takes Trip South
Mrs Rose Weaa and mothtr re-
cert'y mo.ored South to visit rela-
fiees They Nill remain in the South
for NO or three weeks
Millions Enroute Home
Word has been received that DR.
and Mrs Milton are on their way
home. after much needed vaca
ton and rest FOR the physician Dr.
Milton T. owner OF The Twin cry
Drugs'oce and the Sidney Memorial
hospital IN River Rouge.
Fews Memorial CNE Church
The SUNDAY morning service A.
Fews Memorial vas very Inspiring
TIE pastor the Rev W VI. Crane.
delivered an excellent sermon. text.
Mat 8 ? subject. The First Cues
iian Asked Man
Madam Hptchlrs and her chorus
wee present and sang several Cos
pei seiee'ions Mrs Hufchins will
sNors"r program A. the church.
beginning Monday nigh July IS.
arf continuing through The week
Ncl are welcome IN Fews Memoir
ia' church AZ all times.
Mrs |. ". Hooks is church re-
porter
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-20

given by Mrs. c. S. Dodd. She used
many facts that had been cleaned
from family documents and old let
tiers. She told number Of Incl
dents Of human interest, and named
many old buildings which have now
been replaced by modern cdIlccS.
The arrival Of various modern IN
ventlonS had their place in the his
tory Of the town. The paper was
thoroughly enjoyed by members OF
the club.
Mrs. Jcnnette invited her guest.
into the dining room, where they
were served a delicious supper plate
with coffee, followed by dessert. The
cenetr tabl chad an attractive minia-
ture farm and barnyard scene, Sug-
gcStivc of fall and Thanksgiving
With Mrs. l.. NJ. Fogleman as special
guest Of the afternoon, others pres
49,; were: Mrs. F. Nj. Barnhart,
Mr.. g. w. Parker, Jr., Mrs. E. A.
Latta, MIS- John Lee Wester. Mrs.
W. NJ. Coffin, Mrs. E. L. Nanny. Mrs
r. c. w. Radford, Mrs. c. S. Dodd,
Mrs. Il. G.. Young, Mrs. J. c. Mann
Mrs. Il. S. Johnson and the hostess.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-20
County Government Is
Topic OfClub Program

Mrs. S. Z. Jennette was hostess to
the San Souci Literary club Tues
day afternoon, at its regular meet
ing.
During the business session. over
which Mrs. Jennclte presided, It was
decided 10 provide Ion 4 family at
Christmas.
County Government in North
Carolina WAS the subject of the
afternoons program. Mrs w. NJ.
Coffin gave Organization of Coun-
~ Government" IN which she eX-
planned something OF the UrganiZa-
ton O the counties throughout the
United States. She defined the du-
ties OF the officers. named them, and
told pertinent facts in regard to the
administrative and executive build
ingS and departments.
Mrs. +. E. Nanny explained the
map OF Vance county, showing the
various townships location OF schools
and churches and other public
buildings IN the CoNnty.
OF special interest WAS Il history
OF Henderson which was written and