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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-18
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First Baptlst Church


First Baptist Church
II was little cloudy Sunday.
but large crowd assembled al
First Baptist church in Ecorse.
Costumes decked with red and
white flowers seemed 10 reflect the
good spirit OF all who were present.
II was delightful TO listen 10 the
choir sing lovely songs in honor OF
mothers.
The Trumpeteers. OF Hutchins
Choral Union. will render pro-
gram on May is and 90 at First
Baptist church The church asks
for your cooperation
The members OF First Baptist are
PRAYING for the early return ~
President Florence white or the
Senior choir. We still urge you to
visit the sick, especially in hospi-
tails.
The Mothers Dav sermon was Ge
livered nv Pastor T. D. Davis. The
lesson was from ST Luke 7'15,
subject, Mothers Love For Her
Child" 1t was an impressive mes
sage.
The church was blessed TO have
Mrs. Rose Lee Henderson. OF
Ecorse join The public is invited
10 worship at this church at all
times Zadie Askew Is church re-
porter
vi. Zion Baptist
Last Sunday being Mothers Day
Mt. Zion Baptist church. OF which
the Rev. G. A. Stevenson IS pastor.
was largely attended. The morning
message was delivered by Evan
gelist Willie BENSON. subject Mo
Their or wisdom" text Judges sd
The sermon was very uplifting
spiritually Visitors present were
Mr.. and Mrs Booker T Donnel,
guests OF Mrs l.. Nelson: Mrs. l.
Swift and Griff livery.
The Sunday School OF the church
is doing fine work. under super
vision OF J. Cooley.
The pastor. congregation and
Junior choir and the pastor and
Senior choir OF the Wyndotte First
Baptist church will exchange pull
pits at the IL o'clock service Sun
day. May 10
Visitors are welcome at all ser
vices OF MI Zion Baptist church.
Corinne Campbell ie church re
porter.
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END NEWS
nv JrIIA VI. TURNER
East Lake Rapt. Church

The Rev. Mr.. Gadson preached
very enjoyable sermon 10 the
mothers at East Lake Baptist
church last Sunday morning.
At ? p. m. the Friendship Har-
mony Five rendered musical pro-
gram for the Sunday School.
The BYPl' had very nice Mo'h-
er's Hour. with Mrs. Boone acllns
AS mistress ~ ceremonies. Many
appeared on the program.
The Rev. Mr.. Phillips preached
at the evening service His sub
ject WAS THE Holy Bible"
A revival at the East Lake Bapt.
church was started on Nav IL.
The Rev Mr.. Adams Of CincinnSu
Ohio is in charge
Surprise Breakfast
Last Sunday morning Mrs W.
Boone was surprised with an en-
joyable Mothers Day breakfast ~
her daughter and cousin. Greathsr
and Mrs. Meek The guestN In
cluded Mrs. Farmer Mrs Howard.
Mrs. McDufhe. Mrs. Virgins and
Mrs. Johnson.
Fourteenth Progressive club
The Fourteenth Comm Prosres-
sive club was called 10 order by The
president Milton Wills The club
had a dinner at the club house last
week VIM r. Frack vas the hon
orary speaker.
The club meets every second and
fourth Saturday night
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Pontiac News
by p. p. HarrI.

A splendid Mothers Day sermon
was delivered at New Bethel
church. Music was furnished by the
Senior choir. Faith OF Our Moth
ers' was the subject OF the Rev
Ford b. Reed Sunday morning.
The pastor gave presents TO the
oldest and Youngest mothers who
were out TO service.
The Rev. J. c. Caldwell OF Nash
vile, Tenn. was guest speaker at
Newman AME at III a. m. and
spoke on Mothers Day" The pub
lie is invited TO attend the services
at the Church OF God which holds
prayer meeting each Wednesday.
The church will endeayor to raise
5000 on the third Sunday Mothers
and daughter OF the church spon-
sored their first annual tea re-
Gently.
Mrs. Clara Williams. who died
MAY Z is survived by her husband.
sister. brother and cousin.
Pontiac Is indeed grateful TO TIE
Federated club for bringing the
Rev A. c. Carey OF Chicago to the
city.
New Bethel Program
A special song service proceed
ed the sermon by the Rev. Lee r.
Clay at New Bethel Baptist. The
Rev. Mr.. Clay is moderator OF the
Metropolitan district On Tuesday
Pastor Timberlake will deliver the
Educational sermon" Wednes-
day another visiting minister aaJ
choir will be present Thursday.
the Rev. NJ. Woods OF Sprlnghll
Baptist will speak. The Deacon g
union OF Detroit will be prese,
Friday.
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SON. also Messrs Walker and
Berkley.
Stewafdess board No held
Mothers Day service AZ $40 p. 10.
Y. Gum is church reporter.
Triumph Baptist Church
Al he opening % the SUNDAY
School SUNDAY in The charge ~
the superintendent. he subject ~
the lesson was "Habokoks Fight
In Going Forth A powerful ser
mon was preached SUNDAY morn
ing by the Rev NJ. Mitchell. OF
Toledo text. / Samuel II. subject
"a Mothers PRAYER" The full
chorus sang splendidly Many vis-
i'ors We're present
The Missionary ladies' rendered
q Mothers Dav program A. $50
pm Gifts were presented The old
es and The Youngest mothers pres
eni
The revival conducted nv The
Rev Nh Mitchell is great sue
cess Two candidates are for hap
iism The Rev Mr. Simms Il pas
Tor Mre Eunice Hudson il church
reporter
MON Baptist Church
sunday The : : was We'll attend
ed and enioyed ., All Al IL m.
proefam was rendered Nv The
Mothers hoard after which hs
pastor r., Mr. opelard preach
cd from Tho fe1f Gen : % Toe
junior choir sang Baptism fol-
lowed one WAS baptized Mildred
Bradley.
The Junior choir eill rive rfo-
gram SUNDAY night ~ 60 In hon.
or ~ Mothers Day
Rennie Caswei Jr is church 70
porter
Fews Memorial (MF Church
SUNDAY MAY 70. 4, - m tha
pastor delivered splendid d--
course on Mother And Her Re-
sronsihilit,
A. p ~ the hoir presented a
shosi Varied program which was
greatly appreciated hv the andi-
ence Mrs Wlnslow sang NV Mo-
theirs Gore and tho choir sang
seNeral Mother Day selections.
No'her Fe~~ sung 'Chnd Remem-
Der Your Mother"
Six children sang the song.
Moth FIR Prof walthall and
his guests We're visitors.
Thursday Nav ls At 6 m the
! pastor and choif viii worship ~
s. lanes cME church in Detroit
Snnday Nav 10 at 30 r m me
congregation will 90 to Flint as
guests OF the Rev l.. * Fews
Social Items
( The Rev J G. Winlon and son. ~
Cleveland ONO We're visiting in
River Rouge during the week end.
a. enesfs q Mr. and Mrs r A.
Nin'on and me AME church con-
ference
Mrs A " crane vie ~ the
pastor is very much improved and
has returned home
Church ~ Christ
The Rev Mr. Hoacland preached
. fne sermon sunday morning
from the subject Use What You
Have 20 Visitors are always well
come 70 our services The church
wishes 70 hank Tho community for
their Kindness and service rem
dered IN connection with The fun
erai ~ orr beloved Mrs ka7iah
Rrowder The service was held at
y. m THURSDAY
Mrs Mayo Is chnrch reporter
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...,,, FrolIc Cabaret party
~ sl' = ihe Ten KS held at
sc''a .I !, hall last Friday
s'', sIs success The pro-
r'd : ' 4, Of a song by the
- cSss,,,.' tap dance by Miss
n'Ia''1G. Gamble and Eugene
ltnll' .olo by r. Whitfield.
bds . ''F by Miss Marie
Irindr .,... snonsored n
~ Tea last sunday at the
s,s, vr = and Mrs william Nc
r' !. West Mair street. a
g. .,,,r,ui was rendered.
!. r '.',r,,tsd in sinsing are re-
v y w. !. ronisci Inc choral group
l's ~. !. /, direction Of F. NJ. Barnes
~ J. center. Rchearsals are
r' ~ MONDAY aud Thursday
~ ! y W. week at ''o.
r. ,.,cs Daley and children
" , 49,. Mrs Da'evs aunt. Mrs.
l us n chicago ". A. Stall
W. ,nehter. Mrs Margaret
~ y =. "a family Of Detroit. were
I. -. "a Visitors Of Mrs. George
(m s.' =. and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
I .n ~ " Michigan avenue.
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CHATHAM
By c. crpsoS and R. WILLIAMS

BY Z. GIPSON and r. WILLIAMS
A Mothers Day program was
held Sunday at the Campbell AME
church In Chatham Rev. Adams.
OF the Michigan conference. gave
ar inspiring address. His wife al
so spoke. The musical features OF
the program included duet by
the Binga Twins and a trio by
MIR. Cube, Abe Harris and Mr.
Jones.
Miss l.. Montgomery. OF sand
street, Chatham. Is conValescing
from a fracture Of the knee.
MAY 6. social event was given
in the evening in the basement of
the Community church. under aus
pices OF the Credit Union.
Mrs A. n. Kennedy. sister " the
late Mrs. Charlie Newly, ~ North
Buxton. Is visiting Mrs. Garell, Of
Park street.
The CGQT Girls " the commun-
iiv entertained their mothers ~ a
MOineIk hIu DauRntels DdnVue''
Monday evening Nav IL.
The funeral OF the late George
Brown was held from Needham :
cemetery. Rev. +, q. Stewart OF
ficlaled A solo. "Alone' Was sung
by Oeorge Cant aud Frank brown
aud Mrs V. Cooper rendered n
duet
Miss Ruth Simpson gave an Nus
trated talk on her trip TO Amsier-
dam. Holland. Sunday. May S. at
Community church. She went as a
delegate from Canada to the Re-
ligious conference last summer.
Frank Parker. ~ Raleigh Town
ship. father NJ MI Parker. of Wood
street. 10 reported III from a slight
stoke
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Port Huron News
Nv Clifford Johnson
WetropoIltan Church

The Rev. l.. G. Collins used ~
his theme sunday morning. "Wo-
mar Behold Thy Son" The sub.
ject was. "A MOTHER Prayer.
All mothers present were thsnkiu'
for the sermon. as It was very In
spring. Mrs. V, Davis. OF saginaw
sang Some Day Many visitors
were present. including the Rev
and Mrs. Bronson. OF Detroit.
sunday afternoon. the Rev. MT
Moore OF Pilgrim Baptist churcn'
rendered services at Metropolitan
Baptist church. II was a hne ser
mon and his congregation was pre-
sent.
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The drive for the West side ball
team. closed Wednesday May s.
The officers OF the Center and the
team managers are grateful 10
their friends for their generous
support which will help in obtain
ing uniforms. Among those who
made Donations were Mrs Vaughn.
J. II WINS. + Koch. !. Moody.
Chief Of Police, Benoii. Lee Riyard.
r. f. Haley. A. Mcdonald Mr. Has
selbock MS VIM King. y Walker
Jr. l.. Gardner. Arthur Jones Mrs
Rose webb. ". NJ. Dnllivan. A. l..
Craig. r Hszzen. G Robinson, Il
+ Ayres. Joe Johnson Mrs. A
Moore. Mrs. Mae Well. A. Shoots
Walter Headlv. Mrs. Lucy Scott
Mrs II Miller. G Saunders. Quinn
Coal Co, chas A Hunt r. j.
Peters. city clerk. l.. Goniea city
treasurer. Judge Garneau. W. A
Marshall. George Grisin. 81 Mr.
Sutliff J Moeof the Do-Nui Go
= W Hardy Patrolman Manning
and Or 5. 4 Milton The grand
total was s2i45.
The funeral OF an old settler
Mother White. was held on Satur.
day. MAY II Mrs White was ihe
mother o' Mrs Brazil MANY love.
~ flowers were received
James " Washington president
OF the American Negro Exposition
which opens IN Chicago .lnly 4
was the house enest of Mr. and
Mrs. Vaughn 81 Polk avenue HI
was here with others. 10 ATTEND
The opening Of the Detroit Exposi
ton
Mrs W NJ Crane. wife ~ ,hs
Rev Mr. Crane. pastor ~ Few,
church. returned home from mn
hospital this week. She Is yer,
much improved
Our sick list at the Sumbv hos
pital Is much smaller. Since snrinp
has finally come. We truly hors
thar everyone can enjoy tho beau.
tiful sunshine ~ out OF doors.
NOtice.
To our merchants profes lora
and business people. We shall b.
around this week 10 SOC YOU r.,
yonr business. Some OF Won hav.
called in that regard already AZ
vertising brings success Read m,
Tribune each week 10 keep ahreas'
| Of the tines
81. PanI AMF Church
The Rev r A Patterson. ~ Sar
Bernardino California. was me
speaker AZ ST. John church sun
DAY morning He preached from
Haggai 20 subject. Christ 7'A.
Desire o. All Nations The rev
Mr., Patterson IL the father of Mis-,
Hugh Patterson aud brother-ii.
law OF the Rev y. Pryor
r. J. Tombstone received nj,
membership. A communication wa
received from the Exposition 70
qnes'ing tho attendance ~ I'll
members OF the church A. the Sew
eniy-Five Years OF Progress 81
position
MANY visitors attended chuscl
services SUNDAY Al s. John. anon
them heinc the Rev. VI Vernon
Green. Whitman Ca the Rev u
r Davis. presiding elder % Fi'z
gerald district Georgia Miss I.ol
Hughes Wherefore university
Mr. and Mrs Hendry. Detroit
Miss f. COPELAND. Messdames Cole
man. Brock. Thomas and steven
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Smith Chapel
.. s,v Alex Simmons OF
. :. STATE. delivered the morn
= w. .....rs At Smith Chapel. Sun
y rrDinr. The ROY. Mr.. Sim
~, h ne father Of the follow
80, men; Roberi Milton. Alex
Mn and stephenson simmons.
.n',i,s : a. M. services. the
!" n, lans and members 81
NM, chapel. moiored TO Detroit
,r,rl the services al the Geii-
nj csrisrenee
n, Luela Watson ~ Clarks-
/, N. spent several days az
4, .,v,4 CUES of Mrs W. NJ. Bin
: Ms Binion showed her guest
81, pIases Of interest. Other
s,,,t,, from Clatksdale were
rs, and Mrs r. Il c. Durdan,
n Rw. Hampton pnrdan and the
n conaella Rowen of Colum-
I, Mss who va. a former school
IN Q, YOUR reporter.
-tudsy the r A. OF District
km met As us in the audi
Irun Of The lnkster high school.
krbe;s we're sorry 10 hear OF the
,m Of Dorsey Walker. GA
kusAsr Plans were made for the
M,r day Of school The Juniors
N Giving a Hop Saturday mite
khlp the Seniors Among the out
krvn visitors AZ the Senior Ban
M we're Mrs Edith Wellever. SUI
Srrsrg teacher In Wayne County,
D spple Of the Ford Motor Co.
NJ Dr and Mrs Eugene y. Elliott
tis superintendent OF education:
y Trsyler. grandfather OF Miss
(rrirsi Rowe, one OF the Lincoln
b:n teachers. Mr. Trayler was
M 10 1888 and is now 102 years
kr
liuls Gloria Ann Jackson viii
ID The kindergarten class this
lA Sic had her fifth birthday re-
|r'ly, and lovely party was Civ
n her honor, by her mother,
n Venice Jackson.
rotisrs Day was observed In
N.Y. places Sunday.
In Laura Williams was hostess
nrstsy evening Ia Mrs. Luella
'Inon and Mrs ". NJ. Binion.
". and Mrs " P. williams. had
asir weekend guest. Mr.. Pat
s'i Of Folcum Miss, who was a
isfah to the General Conference.
vii Danley is on the sick list
= week Chester Adams. district
' leader OF the CME church is
AIMED 10 the University hospi-
Mr. Annie Kelly, and Minnie
i'n have joined the ranks OF the
.n,oy Memorial patients.
W and Mrs Columbus Thomp-
celebrated their sixth wedding
lrersary at lonesville. Mich, at
nome OF Mr. and Mrs. Albert
rus Guests at the lovely dinner
's Mrs. N. LINN. Mrs. p. Mitch
and her children, Helen and
'rge Mitchell
~phlsiokates Club News
.Iao meeting Was at the home
y" Bernice Harris. OF Henry
" Inc club Is planning a pic
around June /. at Elizabeth
|. Gerry Rutherford club re-
flrst Baptist Church
.aaay morning. pastor A. y.
.'u oellyefed an eloquent mes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-18
YPSI'S YOUNG FOLKS
BY Gertrude Campbell

helpers In their beautifully decorat-
ed booths during the school baz-
aar: Mrs. George Goodman eating
so correctly at the Wesley dinner
during Negro history week: and
many. many more events that you
just cant afford to miss.
What Again.
Mrs. George Williams and yours
truly were appointed school cen
sus enumerators this year for
Ward No. / so watch for us.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-18

Read on page 8 Alma
B. Loving's II Loved
A Negro"
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N0phI,I0knles CInh NeMs

uao meeting Was at the home
"" Bernice Harris. OF Henry
"' Inc club Is planning a pic
"osnd June /. at Elizabeth
81 ~ Gerry Rutherford club re-
flrsi Baptist Church
I,, aa'y morning. pastor A. Z.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-17

And the said special partners shall
not be liable for the debts OF Inc
partnership in any amount in excess
of the sum so contributed by tnen'
respectively, and h~ereinabove set OPP
posite their respective names, us
liability of each of said special part
ners being limited to the araouM "
contributed by him. al
The said E. F. Bryant IS a genera
partner and shall actively conauC;
the business, giving his full time anu
attention to the same. and shall col,
tribute the sum of Sixteen h1iu.s.
and Seventy Four G1,674.VW DoAsl.
in cash to the common STOCK o. l'
partnership
Each of the special partners mere.
inabove named shall receive lhas,
percent $50 of the net pro1lts ls0n \,
said business, with the exception "
]. L. Davis and N. E. DAVIS say WY ~
shall receive Three percent Nm
the net profits from SAID 9u3 = =
between them. and the salo Z .,.l
Bryant, the general partner s4 ~.
receive Sixteen percent Q6%, Of G y
net profits of said business s = anu gr T
addition thereto the said p, r. ., nI
ant shall receive a monthly Se Wv.
of Two Hundred and Twenty ma M
s225.OW Dollars, which sHsn ~
charged against the opera.lns n,
penses of said business nelo, risir.
division of the net profits n,ssn
therefrom, and an account ss.sttlsi
the parties shall be taken anu nd AZ
as often as once per year s AM
much oftener as any one or,ss.
NAV desire and in writing f ssccris
All necessary books ana d!
shall be kept of the opera ng IN,
said partnership and snow" 18th o.
earnings of same, together WIN nh saia
Grating expenses thereof ", III tines
books and records shall at an
be accessible to any OF me ressnts
or their duly constituted repr sseon,
Said partnership sI1a s,sIj con-
effectiye Immediately and snS,i col.
tinue until dissolved by "u'u'
emf or according to law. |
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lou Legal
NUIICE OF FORMAT1o2~s
LIMITED PART%riniUN OF

t,E9E ARTICLES OF Cuu.
day of January, 1916 tnts the lst
tween W. H. Walker p y and be,
T n Mi;,s L. = L. Mills, j.. R. M HiII'As e:
y, NILS H: L. McCabe, E T : ".
6 q 3; J. Sheppard, H. 1 H =: Nay
= q. Marshburn, E. /. pae'F!ng,
-. hlng, J. w. Reaves, W sT'Sr A.
tlce, j. R. Hobbs, W A. / JUS
Mrs. A. A. Hobbs, F = a Brown,
Mrs. 3; c. Justice, B. G HGF!sa,
vary Ellen Justice, NJ. Won ' oac.
Faul T.. Marshburn, E. c Ussea'
L. p. Hagood, S. G. Racks 'G"la
jackson, j.. L, Davis. n + ~
and r. B. Roebuck, ali Of ~ - Davis,
o. New Hanover, State Of o yaatE
carolina, certify that the norm
nameu ana undersigned have fo uuSss
a limited partnership under y so'laed
visions of Article One Cb, o.s pro
OF the Consolidated Statutes ~ y,
carolina, and acts amends ausla
thereof, the name under which, uoH
partnership is to be condmot sa!a
Bryant Economy Distrihutors Is
This partnership is formed f..
purpose of operating and cond W. mo
a wholesale grocery business in ~
City of Wilmington and for tba INs
chase and sale of all mercbsrssl.l' '
incident to such business.
: The following named psrtns
special partners and residents ~ ~ Nv
County of New Hanover, State NV
North Carolina: W. H. Walker p
a.: Borkenl1agen. L. L. Mills ! p ,
Mills, W. y. Mills, H. L, Mica.
p. r. Mayhan. B. j. shepnari u
L. Herring, c. B. M~arshburn, ? !"
Rogers, A. L. King, ]. ". Reayss
w. T. Justice, ]. r. Hobbs, " 4
Brown, Mrs. A. A. Hobbs, Mrs D.
c. Justice, B. c. Justice, Mar Eusnn
Justice, NJ. Won Oesen. PAM =
Marshburn, E. C. Baldwin, l. p
Hagood, S. G. Rackley, o. J. JsI'
son, j. L. Davis, n. E. Davis Al |
f. b. Roebuck; and the said EF
Bryant is a general partner and il
a resident of the County Of ysv |
Hanover, State Of North Caroljns.
Each of the special partners abon
named has contributed in cash 70 III.
common stock of the partnersbjn
the amount set after their names.
respectively, as follows:
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For Sale
70

FOR SALE - RICH SOIL FOR
flowers and shrubbery. c. Leu
weinberg. Phone 2546.W.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-17

70 BUY FOR CASH-LOT SUIT.
able for home building; or will
trade waterfront lot Harbor Is.
land. LOT" co Star.News.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-03-17
NOTICE OF SALE Of tnINGTON
nv THE CITY OF WiLMiN
NORTH CAROLINA sth

The Board OF COlIlllitHr 70 roliIs
City of Wilmington, No!tI for cash
will offer for sale, and sen n., n" A, n,
to the highest bidder al a. ~ Hali, az
April 8, 1910, at the CITY na nsol
proximately fifteen num- crosstis
lm Teu,s' or less; the sizes orr ass.ts
from eSsxs to s%x1oxs. The eit cfgsi raj.
NAV be inspected at the IN T;ntil ard
road siding at and near raw S5'''
Farming Streets in hiS ddlG viii viii be r.
ouired to deposit at sad s aent nrf'
equal to at least ten per ee''
of the final bid: ne subject y
confirmation by the CommT1TSs s cits
of the City of Wilmingt2no.+ m and
reserves the right to Ie5e TriII be rel
all bids. The purchaser T Within ts1
ouired to move the ties w ,stion Of
dO) days from the coll''' Il
acceptance of any sale. rvGToN
CITY OF NlL41Ei
NORTH CARotc1GNoAp;E
BY THOs. E. 0vsrot.