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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
Protest Mass
Meeting Sunday
FILA Bias To
Be Explained

An indignation meeting. protest
ing the attitude OF the Home
Owners Loan Corporation and The
Federal Housing Authority toward
colored citizens, will be held sum
day Jan. II. at 3:l5 D. m. az the
Hartford Avenue Baptist church.
Hartford avenue aud Milford street.
The mass meeting will be under the
auspices Of tho NAACP and The
local Real Estate Brokers associa-
ton
The guest speaker will he Aitor-
ney y. y. lawson. OF Washington
u. G prominent harrister who has
made 2 special study OF discrimina-
ton against Negroes in all parts
OF the United States. Ills theme
will be, "The Revolt OF the Ghetto
Continued on page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
Flint Jury
Returns Five
Indictments
Three Colored
Stand Mute At
Arrangement

FLINT Circuit Judge Paul V
Gadola, sitting as one-man grand
jury investigating gambling and
the numbers racket in Gcnesee
County, returned i've more indict-
ments Tuesday. making total Of
III in the last few weeks.
The indictments are indentlcal
and contain sever counts each. in
Guiding ownership. maintenance
and operation OF gambling equip
ment.
Three Col0red
Aniseg tAa A~s indictments re-
turned Tuesday were those against
three colored men. They are Edward
Newman. As, OF 52i kenilworth
Joseph Childress, 49, of 702 East
wellington. and Childress's son,
Connie Childress. %. or ZOE Well
ington.. Newman is former deputy
sheriff.
The other indictments were
against two whites. Waldo Hults-
man, "a. Of 20i East Fifth. and Lo-
gan Travis. IS. Of 524 Asylum.
Newman and tho Childresses
stood mute when arraigned before
Judge Cadola. llultsman pleaded
guilty TO the charge and will be
sentenced Feb. - The others were
released under $500 as was Hults-
man. The court did not set date
for examination.
Following the return OF the in
dictments. Judge Gadola said he
would indict a large number OF 9TH
er persons. including the owners
OF seven numbers houses which he
said had existed in Flint lie said
the owners Of the houses had
"chiseled or ono anothers territory.
causing IN feeling. making witness
es willing 10 testify.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
Detroiter's Sister
Succumbs To Death

Mrs. Minnie Peterson, sister OF
Mrs. Mamie McCray OF 1856 Mel
rose, Detroit, Mich, died Tuesday
night at the home OF her sister
Mrs. Georgia Johnson Of Toledo
Ohio. Mrs. Peterson. who has
been an invalid for long period,
il also survived by daughter and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
Housing Committee To Confer With
Officials On Low-Cost Projects

The first meeting of the Coordinating Housing COM
mttee held in the dining Of Lucy Thurman branch
YWCA Saturday noon, made its first step toward easing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13

groups who will briefly outline
what their contributions are 10 De-
troit Included will be insurance
companies. cleaners and tailors.
lsundries. newspapers, realtors.
besutioians. the Brewster Homes
management and others. The House.
wives league will likewise present
The work Of their organization.
All business aud professional
people are urged to make reser-
VI ions In advance. A large atten-
dance 3 anticipated.
Carlton W. Gaines. president OF
the Trade association. will make
important announcements con-
corning plans for the meeting ~
The National Negro Business league
in Detroit in Auguts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
BODY OF GIRL FOUND ON
BELLE ISLE Is Identified
Body Identified (
By Woman As That
OF Her Cousin
Wrong Address
Given Attendant
By Identiher

The body OF a woman about %
years OF age was found on Bells
Isle at $3.50 pm. TUESDAY apparent
~ murder victim. She had been
dead only short time.
The body was found by two pass
ers-by In the woods near Central
and Oakway. Belle Isle police re-
ported 10 Inspector John o. Whit
man OF the Homicide squad that
the passers-by had notified them.
AZ $3.50 Thursday morning the
hody was ideniihed Al the Wayne
County Morgue by Miss Mary Lew
Is. she said that the dead woman
was Miss Alice Williams. cousin.
and that she lived al 10 Erskine.
Wrong Numbers
But when detectives OF the HON.
icide Squad investigated. il was
discovered there is no 4e9 Eskine.
neither IS there a 500 Watson. sup
posedly The number given by MISS
Lewis as her homo address.
The woman who identified the
body, according 10 the attendant At
the moreue. Was accompanied bv
TWO men They left in a Ford car
before the arrival OF detectives.
The body OF the dead woman had
stab wounds in the left side OF the
neck. the left shoulder. left hand.
wrist and fingers. and the throat
had been cut. She was approximate
" IS years Of axe, weighing lis
pounds, and 3 feet inches in
height.
Fought AsSailant
The girl wore green coat. brown
sweater brown skirt. black suede
shoes, ack carriage boots. pearl
earrings and a red. green aud
brown handkerchief as a scarf Sha
also wore a yellow gold wrist
watch
Marks in the snow signihed the
woman had pat M terrific sirug-
gle with her assailan' The body
was found face down n the SNOW.
Coroner Albert Hughes -aid death
had occurred only short time be-
fore the hody had boon FOUND
There was M indication ~ Grim
irsl attack found In the oxamins-
ton.
Lieut.. Earl Anderson. Detective
John Fullerton, George Ruckholdt
and Lloyd Doane. OF the Homicide
Squad, spent the early part or
Thursday morning trying 10 locate
the woman who had identihed the
body OF the dead woman.
At first detectives thought the
woman was Young girl who had
been reported missing for several
weeks. But IL later developed That
the dead woman is much smaller
than the missing girl ard OF lighter
complexion
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-01-13
Thugs Get Nice Haul

Luther Harris, Is. ~ ssf7 RI
ward. Waterman IN heer tavern
at l0SiS West Chicago Boulevard.
was forced into the rear of the
tavern Monday night while three
white thugs knocked the combine
ton on the safe and escaped with
5000.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
CLEMENS
by Audrey Williams
NinsOn Chanel

The vinson Chapel AME Sunday
school was opened al its usual
hour by supt. f. J. Hubbard. The
lesson discussed by The various
classes was Amos Pleads for Jus
tice.' The text was taken from
Amos 80. Misses Wyanra Brewer
and Cleotha Hester were elected
as delegates 10 the district conven-
ton which will be held at ST.
stephens AME church in Detroit.
During the morning service the
Rev. Moses Williams preached from
Amos 5:l5. His subject was "My
Responsibilities for Social JUS
tice." The senior choir rendered
the music.
vinson Chapel Sunday School
was represented at tie Macomb
County Sunday school union. The
selections OF the various Sunday
Schools were enjoyed by all who
were present.
At 500 ?. m the young people.
under the direction OF Miss Audrey
Williams. held their weekly ACE
league meeting.
At 1880 the Senior choir render
ed lovely musical program. Rob-
ert Williams Is the director.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
Crawford Flags Commission
Says Attorney
Admits Bias
Housing Project
"For White Only"
BY Hiram Crawford

The Hamtramck Housing Pro-
ject around which much contro-
versy has been raging for the
past eight months popped in to the
spotlight again last week when
City Attorney Joseph c. Czarrec-
XII who II also the executive secre-
tary OF the Hamtramck Housing
commission admitted to the Tri-
bune reporter that the new project
would be for white only.
Mr.. Czarnecki claimed that there
was not enough colored citizens in
Hamtramck TO warrant project.
lie did not however. comment on
the fact that the proposed lilly
white project" will take over about
fifteen houses and a church that
are occupied by Negroes.
Mayor Walter Kanar who was
reelected in the recent election
very tactfully eyaded the entire
question OF better Negro housing
but did admit that II the project was
for whites that there would be
more rents for the Negroes OF the
city.
Czarnecki said that the Housing
Commission would look into the
question OF Negro project after
the white project had been COM
pleted.
The League for Better Relation
plans a Protest Mass meeting to
halt this discrimination.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
EAST END NEWS
by Julia Mae Turner

State OF Florida and Illinois. Mr..
Wilson and Mr.. Rodgers are the
respective captains. II will be held
at the home Of Mr. Rodgers. $40
Tennessee. The public Is invited.
Mr.. Lougerback Is conhred to HIS
home. suffering from recent
stroke
Mr.. McDufae OF S12 Tennessee.
father Of Herbert McDufhc. died
last Thursday lie is survived by
his son. daughtcr-in-law, fifteen
grand children and host OF great
grandchildren and friends.
Sunday evening At 300 p m. the
Mccomb County choir union Will
meet Al East Lake Baptist church.
Party
Master Billy Virgins was the
happy host at a birthday party on
last Monday afternoon al the home
Of his parents. Mir aud Mrs. Benny
virgins OF sue Tennessee An
elaborate luncheon vas served.
aud games we're enjoyed by The
children. Among those present
were: Gale Wilson, Jessie Carton.
Albert Wells, Donald Wilson. De-
lores smith. Donald Floyd Milton
Roxdale and Robert and Bertha
Green Of Conant Gardens.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13

The Rev. Mr.. Gadson. able pas
tor OF East Lake Baptist church.
spoke to large congregation last
Sunday morning. His text was taxi
en- from JOB 1883. Subject. Right
BUSINESS Shall Hold On His Wav."
Az 800 p. m. The pastor accom-
panied bv the Senior and Junior
choirs rendered service az the MI,
Zion Baptist church the Rev Mr..
Wright. pastor.
The Rev. Mr.. Dukes spoke last
Sunday night and the lords sup
per was administered 10 all.
Weeks Events
Last Monday evening the Nurses
guild held their semi-monthly
meeting.
On Tuesday the teachers meet
ing was held at the home OF Mrs.
GadsOn.
Wednesday evening prayer meet
ing was held AZ the church. Frank
Turner WAC in charge.
ON Thursday the Rev Mr. lIus-
ton rendered services for the state
OF West virginia. Mrs w. Farmer
IA captain.
ON Friday dinner will be served
from li:OO a. m. until 1880 a. m.
at the home OF Mrs. Grey captain
OF Texas.
Saturday. April IL. social VIII
he given under the auspices OF the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
ROSEVILLE
NV Emma Belle Patterson

st. Luke Sunday School visited
the Good Hope Baptist 8. 8. Sun
day morning. April 7. After dis
cussing the subject. Amos Pleads
for Justice" II. b. Kersey. super
intendent OF st. Luke led a very
lively and Informative review.
The spiritual fervor was I'M
usually high at the morning SER
vice. The pastor. the Rev. T. II.
Smith. preached from Phil. as.
subject. "What Shall Think
about The speaker said our
thoughts should be wholesome at
all times upon the things that make
for righteousness. Mrs. Henrietta
Miller united with the church.
The choir was out IA full and
rendered very hne service under
the direction OF Mrs. Hattie Brsx-
ton.
At 3:30 .. m. the Rev. J. Z.
Jackson. associate minister OF st.
stephens church. delivered spiri-
tual message at 81. Lake. He was
accompanied by the Senior Gospel
chorus. directed by MIR. Davis. The
singing stirred the hearts OF the
aud.crce.
Sunday afternoon. April 81. the
stewards will present group OF
singers from the Michigan Music
project. under direction OF Prof.
l.. T. Harrison.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
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Metropolitan Church

WfI"p'tllNH Hut'u
The Rev. l.. c. Collins preached
Sunday morning on the thene,
Young People" 1t was a very in
structive discourse. text. Eph. SIS
Solos were rendered by Mrs. Jack
Gates. and Mrs. W II Noble.
The Junior choir which Is now
being directed by Mr. Terrell. OF
Detroit. rendered efficient service
both Sunday morning and night.
Miss Minnie Bell Mitchell Is orga-
mist.
Next Sunday afternoon. the pas
tor and members OF Metropolitan
Baptist church Will worship IN
Ecorse. The Rev. Mr. Collins will
deliver message and HIS choir
will sing.
Mrs. Mary winston Is church re-
porter.
Pilgrim Baptist church
The sunday school convened at
the usual hour at which time a
lively discussion on the lesson
created much interest in this do
par,ment
There was nice attendance at
the II r. m. service. the pastor. the
Rev julius Morns preaching from
ST. John 1876. subject. "In my
Fathers House" Following the
morning worship the Rev John
Clark OF South Park assisted the
pastor in administering the Lords
supper.
Mrs. Thee. Hooks, member OF
Little Rock Baptist church. and
president OF the Women's Mlssior-
airy union and organizer of the
Jubilee aud Dramatic singers was
present with her singers who rem
drrrd few lovely selections. Mrs
Hooks gave a very interesting talk
20 the members IN which she urged
them 60 join the union In Mrs.
Hooks group We're Deacon Hooks
Mr.. ard Mrs Marvin Brown. James
Duncan and Mrs Mary Campbell
all 81 Detroit Connie Jones was
also visitor
At 7.go p m the Rev Mr. Morns
preached from Rev e2,l. subject.
He lie life
Deacon Jackson was confined 70
his home sunday Nv illness Several
" the members who have been III
were able 10 attend services last
SUNDAY for which We were very
thankful.
Pilgrim Baptist church extends
hearty welcome To all Who hung
er Tor truth and righteousness TO
worship with us
Matte l.. Marshall II church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
Ecorse News
by Milo Castor
80 =. .~s~<s<ss~s<s~s.

so small.
A very delightful repast was
served and enjoyed.
Those who enjoyed themselves
very much were: Patricia and Lois
Sadler. Barbara Ann Brooks. Gwer-
dolyn Childs. Rosetta Armstrong,
Patricia Bruce. Rosemary Smith.
Neetly wally. Constance and Caro-
lyn Gum. Wilma Foster, Thomas
Bruce. Milton and Carl Kennedy,
Jerry Benford. Ronald and Fred
erick Dalton. Emmanuel Thomas.
Harold Garrison and Khemer
wally.
First Baptist Church
Services at First Baptist church
last Sunday were very impressive.
The choir was respondent in their
white robes. and they rendered
very enjoyable music. Mrs. Stone.
the organist and Mrs. Morton were
back after few weeks vacation.
Mrs. McAfee took Mrs. Stones
place during her absence. Flor
ence White Is the very able pre-
sident OF the choir.
1t was very nice to see Mrs.
Euora Fowlkes home from the
Sumby hospital.
The text OF the sermon was TAX
er from Acts 1918. Subject Work
irg in Jesus Name" The Rev. j.
ID. Davis handled this topic very
well.
There were many visitors pre-
sent. They were: Mrs Gussie Hall.
Mrs. Matilda Golidsy, Eddie Ar
mour. Sullivan Mann and Mr.. Har-
per from Alabama.
Zadie Askew Is church reporter.
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
The Sunday morning service at
Mt. Zion Baptist church was we'll
attended and enjoyed by all. The
message was delivered by the Rev.
G.. A. Stevenson. His subject was
walt Or the Spirit" Text Acts
2:1. 1863.
Many visitors were present from
River Rouge and Ecorse.
There are still few members on
the sick list, so let's not forget TO
visit them.
The Quartette union. under the
leadership OF Mr.. Parker. rendered
wonderful program during the
afternoon services.
The church and Junior choir
were in charge OF the evening SER
vice. This marked the close OF the
fourteenth anniversary OF the pas
tor, the Rev. j. 8. Williams.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
ALBION news

GussIe simmons celebrated her
eleventh birthday last Saturday
at the home OF her parents, Mr.. ana
Mr.. Rufus simmons, at their resi-
dent Her guests were odessa and
jeanette Kurtz. Della and Gera!-
dine Benjamin. vivian Hunter. Isa-
bel White. Dorothy and Caluire
Wheeler. ErnestiEe Brown, God
frey and frankie Simmons. Willie
J. Tremble and John Simmons.
Richard Miles and son ald
daughter fn-law. were in Albion
last Friday evening, from lpsi-
lanti.
Julius Cant. Jr., was voted INTO
the Thespian club last Wednesday.
lie was chosen on merit OF his
work in the Junior Ex." This Is a
honor which Is presented each
year at the Washington Gardner
school nv the Junior class.
The Rev. c. C. Mobiles pastor OF
the AMEZ church, has been as
signed to help take the census OF
Albion.
The Mems civic club had their
first party last Friday night at the
West school. II was very nice
affair. Hot dogs. candy. and pop
were served. Some or the out-of-
towners present were: Maggie
Bolden. Eddie Robinson. Nathaniel
Bush. and Charles steward OF bat
tie Creek. The local young fork
included Betty Ridley, Johnnie
Mae and Marjorie Kurtz. Eddie
Oliver, Gus Arlene and Nathaniel
Howard Hand and Luther Dixon.
Carl Lafayette. Charles Parker,
John stevens. Florence Tate, Char
les Snyder. Alice Cant. Agnes
Burch. Harry Parker. Leverne Tn
ion, Mildred Curtis. Margalene
Davis. Marjorie MINK and Bobbie
and Marjorie Whitehead. The even
ing was spent In dancing and
cards y. L. Pierson is the club
advisor.
The Jolly Sewing club gave a
housecoat party last Friday night
at the home OF Mrs. Viola Benson
All OF the women looked very rice
in their housecoats. a delicious re-
past was served
Paul Davis. Carrie Alexander.
Marjorie Kurt and LaNerne Tn
ion attended the Baptist Lnsplra-
tional meeting in Jackson last
Thursday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
PORT HURON NEWS
Nv clifford Johnson
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The Rev. J. H. Harkerson. pas
tor, conducted services at shiloh
Baptist church last Sunday. At
the close OF the service baptism
was held. followed by communion
Funeral services were held last
Friday afternoon in Shiloh church
for Mrs. Alberta King. who died
Monday in Port Huron hospital aft
er long illness The Rev. J. II.
Hankerson, pastor. officiated. Bur
ial was in Lakeside cemetery.
Marie Glen and James Lee Glen
are recovering from illness. AS is
Phil Davis
George Searle~. J. Hogan, Mrs.
Elizabeth smith. Lowell Maddox
and Miss Christine FRASER OF Ar
mazda. spent last Weekend in De-
trolt
William Hin. OF Detroit former
" OF Port Huron. was the guess OF
his mother. Mrs. Lizzie Hill, last
Sunday.
MIR aud Mrs. Clarence IIayslett
had as their guests last SUNDAY.
MIR. Haysletts mother, Mrs. r.
Humes and Mr.. Monroe.
The 400 club held its weekly
meeting at the home 81 Mrs. X.
Wagner on 25th street. The meet
INK was enjoyed by all members
present.
on April Is the club Is giving
away a beautiful radio 10 the one
holding the lucky ticket.
The Rev. George Taylor snd
wife. the Rev. l.. G. Collins. wife
and son: MN. L. Young. Mrs. Il
Young and Mrs. Elizabeth Ander-
son. were the dinner guests OF
Mrs. Nrttie Three's last sunday
afternoon.
vi. Olive Baptist Church
sunday school AZ Mt Olive was
conducted by Superintendent An
derson.
The morning services were open
cd with PRAYER and singing by the
choir. The Rev. Mr. Tsylore SER
mon VAS found IN Daniel $40.
subject. What Can We Get Out
OF Prayerf"
The Rev Mr. Taylor also spoke
At the evening service. The Lord =
supper was administered
The drive comes TO close on
April "a. The public II Invited 10
attend services.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
WHITAKER
INV Manda Smith

The Happy Hour club OF Inkster
held their regular meeting last
Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Alice Bryant on Judd road.
Mrs. Nellie Reid presided. Mrs.
Cora Carter and Mrs. Sadie Led
ford, local residents were guests.
The hostess served delectahle
chicken dinner. The club presented
casserole 10 Mrs Bryant, whose
birthday is this month.
MIR. and Mrs. r Meads. Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Long. and Mr.. and Mrs. r. Terrie.
all OF Detroit and Nj. and Mrs.
Blocker OF Inkster were the Sum
day afternoon visitors OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Thompson
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. CHI
ford Thompson or Inkster. spent
last Saturday and Sunday in Elk
hart. Ind. with Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Thompson
Mr.. and Me. John Collins and
family were the dinner guests at
the Morris home in Saline, Mich.
last Sunday afternoon.
Or last Friday evening, Mrs. Jes-
sic Smith and daughter. Wanda,
called on their aunt. Mrs. Rosa
Phillips OF Paulding. Ohio, who Is
visiting other relatives in Ypsi-
lanil.
Miss Henrietta Bryant OF Detroit
spent last weekend with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bryant.
The dinner sponsored by the
Penguins at the home OF Wanda
Smith on last Saturday evening,
was very successful. Among out-of
town guests present were: Hattie
Winston. Mrs. Grace Rayburn. and
Henrietta BRYANT. all OF Detroit.
The Ford Cubs met at the home
OF their manager Glen Ford last
Thursday evening.
Early last Sunday morning. Mr.
and Mrs. +. NJ. Byars were called
TO the bedside OF their son. Roselle
Brown OF Ypsilsnti. who underwent
an emergency appendectomy. We
wish for him speedy recovery.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13
Pontiac News
Nv Y. p. Harris

The meeting OF the laymeu NJ the
African Methodist Episcopal church
will convene AZ Newman AME
church on April "a. Representatives
from the local church OF the state
will direct the services all day.
This Il an unusual feature; ir-
forming the members as whole
OF their relation TO the denomins-
tion.
Albert Williams. member OF 81.
Paul AME church OF Detroit. 10
chairman. Or. A. ToodIe. who
possesses rare ability and lead
ing layman OF the church. will
make an address Come and wit
ness he interest and enthusiasm
OF the laymen. Such gathering
seldom comes IN our midst
The lIere-I-Am board OF New
mar ANlE church rendered a pro-
gram on April H. The title was
Burying the Devil" The states
rally and Dominion or Canada
made their financial report on the
same evening
On April 20 the old parsonage
OF Newman will be wrecked. Dom
aid white. one OF the members.
rendered the blue print for the
new building
Church Services last Sunday
The Rev. =. d. Broyles. pastor %
Trinity Baptist church. spoke in
the morning on one OF a series Of
sermons entitled The Mount" His
theme was THE Light OF the
World"
The Baptist Temperance union
met az $50 .. m and preaching
and communion Was held at 1880
p m.
Or. NJ 7. Spears. pastor Of
Newman church. spoke AZ the
morning service His topic was
The lords supper" Two mem
hers we're added 10 the church.
Mrs. william Bryant and Charles
Spann.
The Rev Jesse Long ia In charge
OF New Hope Baptist during the
absence ot the Rev. r. p. Reed.
who il visiting in Kentucky. The
Rev Mr. Long spoke a. 1880.
The Rev Timothy Tlmbeleck.
pastor 81 New Bethel Baptist
church closed successful revival
on April s.
The Rev y c. walker. pastor %
81 John Me church. was absent
last SUNDAY. as he was attending
the annual conference which IL
converting IN Cincnnati. ohio.
Mesdamer Alice Cordan. Marie
Andrews and Miss Lillian salters,
arc ~ In the hospital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-13

Misunderstanding Gods Word"
was the theme used by the Rev.
Mr.. Robertson at the morning serv-
ices at Second Baptist church last
Sunday. One person was added to
the church.
On Sunday, April IA. the Rev.
Mr.. Carroll OF Detroit and congre-
CATION, also the Rev. II. G. Sim
mons, choir and congregation. will
be guests OF the Northern group.
On Sunday. April 81. the Rev. o.
r. Jones and his choir and congre-
CATION will render service for the
Southern group.
Bear in mind the style show TO
he given by the college students
Friday, April 10 at the Harriet
street school,
Church Of God in Christ
On March 81 the Rev. W. A. An
denron and congregation worship
ped with the Rev. Mr.. Cobb In Ink
ster. Mich.
The Sewing circle met at
the home OF Mrs. Ruth walker last
Wednesday night.
Mrs. Anra Anderson is still i'm
proving at Ford hospital.
Mrs. Lily Anderson Is reporter.
Brown Chapel
"The Masters Call to the vail
ant Hearted" was the Rev. II. q.
simmons' theme for the morning
service last Sunday at Brown Chap
ell.
Al s:sO pm. the Senior choir
will again render its Easter can
tata Calvary" at Rethel AME
church. Ann Arbor. the Rev. j. w.
Wright. minister. i.
Horace Robinson ard Mr.. ana
Mrs. william Jones, relatives OF
the late Mrs. ". Robinson. express
sincere appreciation 20 the pastor.
the Rev. H. q simmons aud mem
hers and friends for expressions OF
kindness shown them during their
bereavement
The AME church membership is
divided into ten clubs bearing the
rames OF various automobiles in n
81 900 rally. 10 terminate the hr"t
sunday in June. The Buick Car
club ia sponsoring a Sunday morn