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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Levitt and
daughter. Jeannene, were in Jack
son Christmas with Mrs. Lovitt's
mother. Mrs. Glenn Hocknell, and
sister, Mrs. Norman Timmers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamar Thumm were
in Howell Christmas, guests of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. X. Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Black enter
tanned Christmas Day, Mrs. Blacks
brothers and families, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. Wilmoth and sons, Ronald
and Lorenzo OF Jackson, and Mr..
and Mrs. o. l.. Wilmoth and family,
Parma. and Mrs. Blacks nephew
and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. E. w.
Bancroft. Ann Arbor. Mrs. Frank
Richards. Whittier Rd., also called
on her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Black,
Christmas Day.
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Herhert Russ.ll saultz

Herbert Russell Saultz is the
name which Mr. and Mrs. Walter f.
Saultz have given their little son
born last week In Boyer Memorial
Hospital.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-26
Nnkelnch Nuptial Vous Spoken in First Methodist Chmc
Calendar of Social Events

TODAY
American Legion Auxiliary o'clock. at Legion home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-26
Announce Birth

Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Ritter, Belle.
vile. are announcing the birth OF a
daughter Tuesday. The baby
weighed seven pounds, nine ounces
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-12-26

Dealer: West. North-South
vllnerable.)
West North East South
Pass Ia IL INT
80 20 Pass 3NT
South did some thinking dur
ing that bidding. He counted his
diamond holding as safe enough
for No Trump purposes despite
East's bid Of the suit because he
had so much strength elsewhere
he felt his partner had something
in diamonds. Later he failed to
support the spades since. being
bid secondarily. they sounded like
a four-card suit.
West led his heart K. declarer
ducking and then taking the J
with his A. He could count nine
tricks II the spade fnesse would
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-17
Whitaker News
II, FERN ttRTrR

Calhgs az The Alexander home
this week were Nj aud Mrs pres
ley Green and daughter Mr. and
Mrs CAcstcr Alien ana Misses Oh
%, and Many Louise pnudcn W be
troii and Rev and Mia G. " Carr
of Npsilanti
The Campbell SUNDAY school
viii hold iheir -snrual $ : picnic
al Huron Ener rarA saturday.
August IL.
Four girls Of Nhitiaker accom-
panied Mrs Jessie Smith and Bob
Collins 10 Howell Michigan Thurs
dav TO visit Miss Geraldine Bryant
They we're Misses Martha and
Odahlia Ledford, Ferr Garter. Mar
lorie carter on the wav they we're
joined hy Wanda Smith who is en-
plovcd al Brighton. Michigan
The Second Baptist church OF
which the Rev Gar,her Robinson
Is pastor worshipped ~ Campbell
Chapel church last sunday
Mrs Katie Hargrove OF Macon,
Georgia and Mr. and Mrs shepard
Thompson aud Mrs Dora Pitts OF
Detroit we're The guests of Mr and
Mrs g. Reeves tuesday after
noon
Miss Rosetta Brown spent The
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-17
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ALBION. NEWS
-
u, 4. l.. CAN'T

The R,v q J Stcele was speak
en- Al the AME church sunday ait.
elnoon
Dorothy TIA is is speeding q
week i'm Dettoii with relaiifsc
Gloris Jackson and Eugene Jack
son are h. Baulc crock
Mrs Albert Wright Jr and son
lclt for Alaguippa ia for TWO
weeks.
The ANE and Macedonia Bap-
ust Sunday schools held their an
nual picnic Saturday AZ Goeuac
Lake in Battle Creek
Gus Harvard Charles Parker.
tile Union spent the Weekend in
Saginaw
Eddie Wilson and Mae Hart we're
injured in an automobile accident
Saturday night
A. W Lafayette and daughter
Naihcria ~ Chicago spent the
weekend Ia Albion ~ the home OF
). ! Brown.
The l.afayeiies held their annual
family reunion at Victory parh
Saturday. August 10 Dinner was
served. AZ 100 pm the soft hall
followed Tho rcxt reunion Will be
held the second Saturday In Aug
fo4i.
Mr. and Mrs s Brown aud
daughter Barbara Jean. John
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-17
SAGINAW NEWS
Nv Mrs. ". Toomey
MI. Olive Church

The Rev " C. Wilson used foi
bus subject At II =. m Sundl
Good Works. text. Tor 3.1t 4
large congregation WAS present.
The speaker pointed out thai maa' s
work is tested hy Ere.
The Rev Mr Wilson also preach
ed the sermon at 3.3o y. m for ire
annual turmoil Of Eastern stars AT
Nj Olive church The warm wealth
or did ny hinder the attendant
Many Wge present including =
large delegation from Detroit.
The Sunday school enioyed i
fine session at $50 q m Seven
visitors were present Supt BeIihA
Gillespie gave an inspiring review
Of tho lesson.
Among the visitors ~ Nj Olive
during The day were Mis-. tNttr.
sister OF Dea'on Moore aud Mr..
and Mrs Hollis OF Piiishurgh. Pa.
4 number OF the faithful mcmbors
OF Nj olive are on their vacations
The sick Of the Church are re-
ported improving AZ this time.
Bethel Church
The Rev j. G. picice was the
speaker az Bethel SUNDAY morn
ing The attendance was large
The Roy Donald A. Rlakc con-
ducted n successful meeting fer
tho last quarter. at which splendid
reports were read.
The Junior branch Of the NAACp
sponsored a delightful banquet a.
the .YMCA recently stephen Lar
lie. principal OF saginaw h'ch
3, hool was The chief speaker. Til
Rev. ". :. Bowman and Bill Wat
son were also az Tho spcakci s
table Mrs Cora kersev rendered
q vocal solo AIRS blanche Thomp-
son rendered dinner music.
The stewards Of Bethel chnrch
will -ponSor a RALLY and procram
Sunday August IS II promises to
be successful affair.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-17
Windsor, Ont.
n, ARyTIA CHASE

In the midst Of an attractive blue
and pink s,uing with an abundantc
Of summer flowers. the Ladies' Ali
society Of Tanner AME church ten
dered 10 Miss Virginia Robinson 4
linen shower at the AME parson.
age.
The dining room table WAS drsae'i
in a rich lace cloth with a lovely
cake in thu center.
The enest OF honor wac attire
in white and wore corsaee 81
pink roses the hostess. Mrs Liza
f.. Perry, wore blue and white
lowered chiffon gown with whhc
accessories. She was assisted ~
Mrs Pearl David. who wore a mink
crepe gown with white accessorie-
Miss Inez Perry aud Miss Jean.
eta Garter presided At The pun 4
howl. Several musical selection
were rendered Nv Miss Jcanelra
Woodcock and Mrs Mac Thomas
delicious hunt supper was scr,
ed
Mrs Robinson Was ;hc recipIen;
OF many beautiful gifts
Among those present were Miss
Virginia Robinson Mrs 7 Perry.
Mrs Pearl David Mt> Saraa Nor
Gan Miss lnez Perry. Miss Janet
carter Mrs. Thomas. Miss Jean.
ella Woodcock Mrs. Myrtle ray
Tor. MIS- Mcintosh. Mrs. Snar
Miss NJ David Mrs Duris Stewart
Mr. 5. Love Miss 5 brown. Miss
Catabrlle Olson. MIS- : Hughe
Mrs Minnie Martin Miss Alfredo
Thomas the ROY W. G. Perry. IIal !
~ Morgan Thomas Morgan and
Mrs. William Kelly.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-17
Pontiac News

At New bethel BAPTIST church
au indoor chaiauqua viii he held
rom August II To &c Subjects ia
interest will DO discus ed every
evening hy men and women of pro.
m'nence
The Rev Ford + Reed. pastor Of
Ncw Ilopc Baptist church. invi IS
his friends % attend services from
Aieu-t II 10 5 piembcr 80 IS a..
nal AZ this time Of wear. The Ros
Mr. I,ced is arranging TO 20 TO The
National Baptist association.
pr " spears pastor OF NeN.
man AME hurcli is bending an ~
his energies toward huildine pan.
sonaro and getting ready for he
annual conference which VIII con-
VINE IN Flint carly IN Scntemh
splendid services are heluc held
MP 10 from The Gfih 20 The eieh
tcen'h OF The month speaker. irorl
sister churches arc rendering in.
spring meetings
The Rev William Long aseisiar'
pastor az Trinity BAPTIST church.
spoke AZ II a m last SUNDAY The
Rtv icsso l.one spoke A. New
Hone Baptist AT y M Group So
= OF Trinity Rartist held An int =
csiinr program
The Van Waconers pulled ouc
opi ~ tho fire on August 5. whol
ih'r suhduod iAe tough HudSo4
Police ~ Dcirol vs. tho SCORE -
! 20 o IN an eight inning ffscus N
md about e,ory'hine good soft
ball game should have in The way
OF interest
Thomas Fovie lr Is spcndin.
his vacation IT, radn,ah Nv
MIS- Estoil Railoi ~ Dnm =
street Is visiting her hrother b,
chicago
MS Aliec Gordon was released
from tho Saniiariam last Sunda
IN ofl"r ihai she nicht visit hof
moiho Mrs Gcr'i" Gordon
THO Ecs + " scwell pastor 81
Macedonia Baptist church accom-.
panied D, his tonEregaiior render
Cd sct,lcc 81 Newman AME chutl
ON Aueu~l IT,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-17
Slants On Ypsilanti
Ry MRN. EIGENIA O'BANNOX

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EE1511EERlHEJ
GAO. Mrs Bertha Starks, G. rs
Their, they reported a grand ses-
sion.
Mrs. Sarah Hamilton has return
ed home from Joliet, III. whore
she visited relatives and friends
She was the guest OF her brother
Nathaniel Gregory.
Funeral services for The late
Mrs. Carolyne rerdie coleman
were held Thursday. Aug { from
The Church of God in Christ Mis-
Coleman was horn IN Florida Aug
~ 1915. and moved with her pa
rents To Np.,ilant in 1923. She
was married 10 SylycSier Coleman
ia 1885 and died Aug OF this
year. Surviving are her husband.
three children. also her mother,
Mrs Maggie Perdue. two sisters,
Mrs RUN Tucker. Miss Naomi
Pvrduo; four brothers John ~
Philadelphia james. OF Ashey.ir.
sc George. Of Ypsilan'i. ANDREW
OF Philadelphia and other RELATIVES
A number OF picnics are hclns
cniovel This month Among them
j.. The picnic W Brown chapel Son
Tor choir which will be held Sun
dag. honoring Miss Dorcatha Hubs
who Will leave soon for her home
In Galveston. Texas. The sunday
school OF the Sanctihcd Church Oh
Adams street held an ENJOYABLE
pionir az state Park on Aug 8
u wac joined hy The Flint Sunda
school ~ he Church of God
Miss Augusta Kerscy spent sur
dav IN Jackson. Mich. visiting bcr
sister.
Mrs Rosa Lee Henry. OF POI;
Huron is ihe house guest OF Mrs
Alberta Wilson.
Mrs Veronica Etohison IS spent
ing her vacation in Cleveland.
ohio. with her sister, Sarah.
The Junior choir accompanied
Pastor G. Robertson 10 Campbell
chapel III Whitaker Mich. sun
day al pm They rendered scrv-
ices At The Rev a. Knowles ,hnrc&.
Funeral rites for Fred Jones
We're held Saturday az pm from
Richardson's Funeral home. TIL,
Rev. Garihor Robertson oficiated'
Ma Jones was horn NOV :. 1879
~ Sandervilc. Ga He died Aus
: ~ The age OF 81 Tho deceased
had been resident Of Ypsilanii
for thirteen years during which
time he served his communiiy
faithfully and made MANY friends.
Surviving are his widow. two sis
ter. brother. one daughter and a
granddanghior
Mrs Gertrude Johnson spent
sunday in Detroit. visiting friends.
Mrs Beatrice Ellis. 81 BumpGs
Mills Tenn. LEFT for her home FRI
day. after spending several da, :
with her sister. Mrs Ella Golden
Mr. Della Perry is still on tho
sick list also Robert Bunctlc. TX
bort Bow
Mr. and Mrs Scott Mrs Ford.
Mrs. Anderson and Mrs Georgia all
OF Toledo. ohio. spent last week.
rud with MIS- SCOTS sister Mrs
Minnie Neely a picnic lunch wac
served on the lawn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-17
River Rouge
Mrs. A. B. Cray Vaughn. Representative
OF Down River Branch
sol Polk Avenue Telephone Vinewood 2-0l 95

sports
The West S.dr $ ;rs have plae.i
come strong teams during Toe nl.f
week Th'y went to Ner.tu %
field SATURDAY. AIS. TO- ANA
fcaitd the Evergreen CAFE team 4.
to o. Marshall wss he WINNIE
plgdor. allowing only mo hf 10
The Escrsrcou cafe group t
The stars fnl 6 bills on Peterson
the losing pitcher.
Sunda AUS. II. The stars ls't
FOR Port lluton, whore Dry p,s,i
dodblc-hoader -Four ears (.
River Rouce. carrying the Ilaee
The drvcrs We're Mr. and MIS-
James Reed. Mr. ard Mrs Wlm
Love. Mr. ana Mgs Bargou a0.
Ni,'iau Love Al; the ears arrived
at their destination AZ T. 20 iia
Everybody had lnu,h and ihr .snr
began. Tho Stars won he ID .,
game. II 20 { Marshall piith 81
the entire game IN the acoi.i
game. The tide turned Port llWou
AZ defeated the stars. r iu q
James Jackson the losing pl hers
hurled for The stars The ml-
ayers 81 both teams arranged fo,
q return game iu River Roiac ST.
urday Aug - Tho first game Viii
begin at l.3u pm a. Coo'ldlc
field.
The American Legion so 81 hrlH
Us regular meeting Saturday night
al which time il planned p ioa 'o
10 given soon at the home OF Nh.
Eorl Weaver.
Mrs. jamie Cook and ION Ssl-
vester. have juts returned from an
extended trip 10 Chicago and other
cities in the Midwest and South
Mrs cook was accompanied bs her
sister on the return trin.
Mrs Martha Seymour. Of Mont
gomery Ala Is in Tho cts. visit
Ing Mr. and Mrs Abraham Enoll
The home OF MIR and Mrs y :.
Newsom 81 POLK street. was iao
scene 81 much enjoyment last
Thursday might. when relatives met
10 celebrate Mr. Ncwsom's hirih-
day Among those present were
Mr. and Mrs \ y Boone Mr. and
Mrs w. T.. Norrineion. Nj aud
Mrs r. u Smith. Mrs r. Owens
Mrs Grnin and J II Norrinciou
Mrs. l.. L. Atkins IS visiting htf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-17
Conant Gardens


Miss Allhut Lee Belamv. ~
Munger sitti has 1851 roinrret
from vacation irip 90 Mobile aud
Montgomery. Ala
Mis- Marie Rushirg NJ Sloeki .
sifcel IS spending her vacation ~
Monrse la She IS expc, "a ia, Il
IN pctroii this wcek
Little Eugene kirke Young d
son of Nm and MAS R"cce kmks ~
Gallaghcr avenue recently nnds ,
went Succession Operation in ibe
Childron'S hospital lie is ropnrie
eonvalescine niosIN ~ this tim,
NJ and AIRS Cyrus Francis NJ
and Mrs Letter Francis Nj AMI
M. Arthur Chinn. Of lorame. Oaio
were visitors In Detroit Sund
They were dinner guests az VI arl
Mrs !. ! kemp ~ klme'r street.
The Conant Gardel> Political
club hold ih,ir annual picni, At
Belle Isle last SATURDAY. An en-
ioyablc lime was spent hy all pres
cnl
Nr ami Mrc oscar Chapman ot
Revere si4"ci accompanied hy NJ,
tiot,nce thapman and children
let iast week fpr Macon Ga where
they Will spend a few days visiting
relative.
Little MNon Wood ~ Ma
avenue lc' NTH hes mother for
Mincola lcAas last Thnrsday
where theo viii spend about h,c
weeks with relatives and friena-
The Woods are etrone boosters Tor
the Detroit Tribune During Their
absence, lanes Kemp will boost Tho
paper FOR them call him Al TOM
send 7-i8Ss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-17
MAZOO NEWS

N' E'v and Mrs warfeld a.
''0ppenieA hy Mrs. T.. &. COS. a..
''raed he Wolecrinc State Rapli e
convention reccnil, held in De
,'' Tho He, Mr. Warlicld Was
''''d 1ire president OF the sun
IN >0hoo' aud the BTU convcl-
N ana Mrs John Terrell an
r. ~ detroit. were guests of
anl MIS- T. &. Cox last wcck
Nfrll is brother OF Mrs.
W P'al Johnson len last Sal
,''f lor West Nlddlcscx. n
.''' Sac Will attend The camp
iNe oi the Church of God Mrs.
'uu''n viii return next wcck
NrS Cora Williams. Of Penea-
H. fla IS a house guest Of Eta
N'S ll'unricka Mills and daneh
\ o Detroit. are spending ihrh.
H., aS guests ~ Mrs Eta
WIS Ffo'lora Buckncr. Of chi
h'1o Is visiting her eon. Harry
1, ,'.'f Who is seriously III at d
Pow hospital
KS Mary Walker r. ! Sutton.
Il NNr Eihridse. Misses Emma
3 lary Walker and Zcllic
90 Nere recent visitors at &C.
~ ~ Brclv They visited Master
lam Walker who is an enrollcc
!, ",u' hfiy boys Of varions ages
( ''sl sunday for Bass lake
r. 'amn where they arc IN en-
weeks outing In tho ercar
! 'toors The outing Is sponsored
4, ne Douglas Community center.
,,s"l'h + VI Powell Il dircctof
and Mrs Howard Burtul,
a. "a to Camp Bilclv last sun
=" N 'isli their son. Paul
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-17
Ecorse News

last "Wednesday Al The usual time
aal place al members we're pro
sru 'lho next meeting win b'Nhelu
iA' aay at : p. m al ss5s Nor;u
trlei Mis- Flnirrce anpbci is
Club reporter.
vi. Zion Baptist church
1c ltcv G. \ stevenson pass
~ !" " Iion preached Fore
in! elnon SUNDAY moinne theme
"lipu ~ Foolish. ieNl. Prov.
lis Visitors pr"scm included
Irene Stou. Nh simmons. Mrs.
Mathn- ana members Of The Ri--
iue san Gugriei. Of The chnreh ~
God peirol 70, .Anio ,hcir SANS.
um rr.on Airs Richardson. was
added 80 tie church.
lh. pastor aud congregation
wo mpped SUNDAY afternoon at
Fmt hsMi-i church nl penoii
Nt 1iddcon aud Miss Ncllie
Canpg layo ~ Suml,y hospie
first Baptist Church
70 me ahsrnrc of Pastor J p.
lwjS ~ Fir-t Baptist me mona
10. ut are was delivered sunday
hg ga Res Alf lauc- Of Dctrt.
y iNi was ftpm pan 8 io >8s.
iNt The ll,arfs Dcsif Tta
ki.ne sun quartet fcndcfcd q
Naope fAc lotal sib af M
S.e ,.hw ~ Mise WiHa0.
~aile u lpr Mss. Eer'a,
NteN Nt- Gsef1at NaadDN NJ
'NNh.
ihe plhlie IS ln,iied 60 Wors.H3
ia' ias cncn
Drum aud Isnrlc Corp>
Ir i"in iy hfun and ina o
farr 'l'ehd ahpo aa 'nirels
nsW -iag of ofneef- follow
as y flrmiuss pr..ilcni Nj s
ut'ut Bonds vice presidents Mrs
F smith dean MIS- Be- -
oanlueli ;rrasuror Nf, Madeline
laefS iinanclai -ecfeiaN
ro"udVl,n Holm itcolatns soc.
ittaY Hotd nonpcrs inlut,
Ml.s Rosa lllt Miss Franc
Nonef ~ " Nouroc MIS- Evelyn
nfpok Mr- W E liro~u Mrs r.
hnrnd. Mss Gloria MAYS Nh
Minnie ST. lfre MICS Mildred
lfciiau Miss - lirlm,~ Miss Elra.
nor Wa'bvr Miss Loui-e sadie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-17

CP rendered q program ~ Mt
Clvc senator charles Digs was
the speaker.
Miss Beatrice and Josephine san
dcrson are spending the Wc' hcrd
in South B,nd. Indiana
Mrs EJhel Price and nephew.
James Harold ard Bobby Price left
Saturday for Indiana
A tea was given SUNDAY after
noon Ia The home ~ Mr. and Mrs
George King OF Moak street At
which time The crcagement " Miss
Theresa King Edward Lindsay was
announced The wedding will be
November 3
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-17

Politics
Well. folk, Here we are agaiu
with more news about politics
Ecorse seems hoi bed for politics
We no more get on of one election
Than we are in another. The Situa-
ton has everybody wondering what
viii happen next. The Progressive
club which was always with tho
Wayne County VOTERS district has
taken the rcigns as Kepnbicas
leaving the W c. " ID. in The back
ground The Republican leadership
IS now IN The hands OF Alex Dal-
ton Jr ana Mrs. VIRGINIA Russell
isaac Morrow chairman OF tho
W {. y D. association. 5, ms ro
be wanting ia power as lcad,,,
There is likely 10 he two diffcrcni
sets Of Republican candidates.
ON The other hand there IS the
10th District Democrats club. ne "a
ed hy Clarence oliver. who has a.
waNo depended npon The Yves, Side
Peoples club. Ills political power
also seems somewhat less than foi
merlv. There ale likely 10 be- ihr,
seis Of Democratic candidates 10
choo>e from
So,Nou 500 IN" political nnic (
That IL in ne minds Of ihc pcopi
Just as The crowned heads 4,
Europc rise ana fall ~o do polilical
leaders here ana elsewhere
Erolsr was promised clcaa
town some Two N,af- aeo. ana h
the NaY unlicensed PLACES arc -.
ine raidcd We shall soon have 4
sunday school town Although oar
village officials have nothing to a,
with The raids. The cleaning an Is,
being done by stare police ~ s
deputy sheriffs Rnfalo's Bcanci
was raided again last week A fea
men were booked at police hcaa
quarters.
Social Items
Mr. and Mrs proci,r Cnlcmai.
have returned home from Nilanla.
Ca where they visited relative.
and friends.
The Twin City branch Of Tho
NAACP held its first public meet
ing last SUNDAY At tho CommunintN
center in River Rouge The speak !
or for tho occasion was Mis-. Nina
Strong. OF Detroit
The West Side Peoples club mct
again last Saturday nchr Pres
ident W. II Armstrong appointed
fonr members to tho hoard ~ d..
reciors. namely W. VI Price. Tho
Roy Mr. Ellis. James Monroe. Mtlo
CASTOR.
Mrs. Dorcas Hardiman Nss APP
pointed chairman OF me iatdies
auxiliary The club VIII M Sac
nrdav night and complete No .l.--
iion cf officers.
The Big -Four quartet IT n.n.G
and the Twin Gin, quartet of l,,ta.
Rouge Will participate in taN.,i
at The Miller school SsialaH.
August L.
The feorso Coed VIII rlah :
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-17
Triumph Bapti>f Church
CLEMENS
Yinsnn dhnnrl

THE Works and tho Word ~
God Was The theme Of me MORT
ing message reviewed hy Superin-
tcndeni p J Hubbard Mrs Bottie
Bennett is the newly appointed
teat her
The i,cv Nj Moses Williams
pastor spoke ON we Must Love
and do Good 10 All Tho Junior
choir sang several visitors were
present
Tho Young People ~ the church
Will ehf lawn social August %
ni Tho home Of Miss Gloris Miller
81 Rollingwood RiNd
Andfcy Williams 10 church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-17

Brown lhapel
sundA, al brown Chapel the
.,'ri,es we're well attended an,
|3,6s oasior me Rev. II. u. simmons
rresehed an uplifiing message.
A. ANN special services were
,onanri, s, the Rev Mrs. Frances
irizpani,k aud her associates.
,en ae,eplable program was
"A ra..eu,ri IS, the Senior choir Al
"A, 90 PM with Miss porcat'ia
Zlnbh. chairman.
. sunda Nag IS viii be "dollai
Nmoa,s lsA Tho church IS hoping
|for otm report Remember onl
|annaal ,enf,rtnoe viii convene al
|Fa on Aa .. So please do 20 u
NJ
h The Tm-fee helpers will present
Ia BhiA pi> fThc second Com.
Ninc 81 Ch Aug - a. To,
NaW, CONE aud enjoy Yourself
Il The Su,o school aud church
Apicnit plll br held Aug. u. All ate
Ninp'fl
second Baptist Church
n Al So0pal R,prSt church sun.
Id se riA anniversary OF The
8RN Gat Robertson zane 10 a
ms, The Rev Il G. brown. as
fssnf pastor prra, he'd the morn
|irs me- sage instead OF the SEIZED
tu'ed sprau ihe Rev G. w. Carr
1--WE 0d posed. The Junior
Nthe sra Us special selection.
E'Thp ON Ragged cross" In mem
.orvoi Nj AlollN Carr who passed
5spay tVo Years aeo. well Done.
.vas $40 81 Mrs Burnadciia
INs's DEDICATED 10 pastor and
k 1--WE Ai fAe Hamilton quartet
Ii,naw numb The SUNDAY
shsol nAancc wac 40 and tie
smoHn contributed siao The
Nreo W. De ncld SATURDAY. Aug
III q tsfon River drive.
The Nhff Sisters. OF Monroe.
'Nfh ~' render q program Mon
dN A8s Tho Norfolk HARMONY
|Fo o. presented by the Pas
fo Nld Friday Aug % at s pm.
.Srnday A4e Is. the SUNDAY school
~ pfescie group of worker
Firm pruoi' IN "A special program.
Don't THIS 'rcai George Ham
|i'm = prrlnirndcnt.
'hurch Oi God IN Christ
Sundae school was we'll attended
o. iils rhu4ch sunday Miss MarN
A're tliils and Miss Marie john
'ton ha'e returned home. after
'sp'nders week IN Detroit as
s1ess ~ urs mlia Marshall
Faf'o "a 4 Anderson is attend
Ing ine sate convention in Detroit.
Ll'N. MISS Lorraine Necly. Of De-
To- he visiting her aunt Mira.
Dow Mths'er.
" G.9ats Bcnon and brother 5
hh lonla, for Chicago. TO attend
W 'neAl OF their hrolhcr-in-law
Nr Reps> lscr.
Aho1i twenty Girl scents
2" lamp llills. al Jackson.
Nrn Snmh'e Aug H.
Neniacf- OF The order OF East-
|n S'ar attended the annual meet
!. OF WeNcline Grand chapter.
nose 'irDicd 10 office FOR the en-
s"Dg yeas Included Mrs Bessie
''a'ss g n Mrs. GLADYS Bcnon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-17

Woods are visiting in I.alayeitecN.
G.
Lois Wood ~ Lansing Is guest
OF Ovcla Wilson
The Major recreailonal depart
mtnt ended Friday with the pro-
gram presented by Miss Mildred
Riggs
MANY out-of.town,rs we've pres
emf Also on hand were 10 h T.
Adams. Click Day. Leon Scot
Rcrnicc. Jet Blacker. Jim Phillips
and nay Byrd.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-08-17
.HieAland Park
Nv Hazel tulpepper
~. LIKE tNF Church

"The works Md The word o.
Cod was the subject of the sun
day school lesson at 81 Lakes
las, Sunday morning. Pastor MiicG-
ell Culpepper delivered an inspr
ing sermon from Matt els AZ tn
morning service The senior choir
rendered excellent music.
The evening service was we'll at
tended. The Rev. Mr. Culnepptr
poke The Marion Anderson
chorus rendered the music.
Remember 10 visit the sick ol
the community PRAYER meetings
are held every wednesday evening