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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-24

Sidney Shipman. Delta, o., spent
Thursday night al the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. John Dysinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. II. Highland.
Ypsilanti, spent the day Thursday
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Essen
berg and son. Dale and mother,
Mrs. William Essenherg.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hammond
spent Wednesday evening with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlie Heath and
family. Milan.
Mr. and Mrs. Blame Powell aud
daughter, Miss Thelma and Mr.
and Mrs. Rae Powell and daugh-
ter. Kay visited Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Adams. employees at the YPsilanti
State Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Whit.
Ypsilanti. were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris Walworth and family,
Saturday.
Francis Saltz and friends. Nc
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-24
THE vsslANr DAILY PRESS ypsLANr MICH THURSDAY OCT

afternoon and supper guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Schroeu, Mrs.
Minnie Schroen and daughter
Miss Florence. Mrs. Minnie Sch
roen returned home with them 70
spend an indefinite visit.
Miss Phebe Summerland, Sa-
line. and Mrs. Edward Lavender,
Pittsfield. were guests Thursday
evening OF Mr.. and Mrs Ernest
Schroen and Miss Florence Sch
roen.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Bushrow
and children and John Foss. :. ".
Augusta. were Thursday supper
guests OF MIR. and Mrs. Walter
Miller and family.
Mrs. Arthur Faust attended the
Mooreville Ladies Aid Society al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Georse
Walthers. Mooreville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter kempt and
family, Ypsilanti. spent Saturday
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-24
METHODIST WON N's SOCIETY
PLANS FOR CHIC. N DINNEl'

Stony Creek. Mich Get. "a -
The Woman's Society OF Chus...4
Service met Thursday at the
Stony Creek Methodist Church
with a dinner served at noon by
Mrs. Floyd Ganong and her com,
mittee. About $500 was prolited
from the dinner.
During the afternoon the bust
ness meeting was held at which
time plans were discussed con-
corning the lunch that the society
are serving at an auction sale in
this vicinity. October IS. Mrs.
Theron VANITY was appointed as
general chairman.
Mrs. Floyd Ganong was also
appointed as general chairman
for the annual Roast Chicken
Thanksgiving dinner to be served
by the society, November IA at
the Stony Creek Grange Hall. A
committee meeting is 10 be held
Thursday. Oct. 81 at the Ganong
home TO plan the menu. All who
are willing 10 assist with the din
ner are asked 10 attend the meet
ing.
A short program was given in
charge OF Mrs. Orval Throne and
included two readings, why Does
God Allow this War; by Mrs
Ralph Parsons and What the
Methodist Women can do about It
by Mrs J. W. Tslladay.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-24

forenoon with Mr. and Mrs Harry
Kempf and family.
Mrs Robert ENelby and daueh-
ter shirley and mother. Mrs 10
seph Floury visited Teddy Eicher
at a hospital IN Detroit. Wednes-
day
Mrs. and Mrs. Robert Ann.
strong were Tuesday evening din
ner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer
Corkins. Jacksonville Other
suests for dinner we're Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Anderson. Canon City.
Colo. Later in the eyenine Mr. and
Mrs Armstrong and family az
tended a party al the Jacksonville
Han in honor ot Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wirth and
family. York. spent Friday eve
ming with Mr. and Mrs Henry
Avery aud family.
Mrs Charles Book and daughter
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-24

Miss Alice and Mrs. Joseph Roach
and son. Joseph. Jr, Garden City.
visited MI. and Mrs. Loren Dicks
and daughter. Lorna and MIR. and
Mrs. Joseph Book and family. Wed
ncsday evening.
Ray Burgen and children. De
troit spent Saturday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smith and
family.
Mr. and Mrs John Hammond
were Ann Arhor visitors Thursday.
MI and Mrs jennings Camp
hell, Paint Greek. were Thursday
evening guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Floyd Ganong.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint Dysinger and
daughter, Hackensack. y. j.. left
FOR home Monday after spending
the past two weeks visiting friends
and relatives at Milan and Stony
Creek
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PAGE NINE
SOUTHERN HosPlIAllIY

Montgomery. Ala. Oct. 2F-UP
Towns within a Semitic radius OF
the Southeast Air Corps Training
Center are marking the tops Of
buildings 80 that new cadets At
the night school may al all times
keep their bearings.
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FROZEN ASSETS STOLEN

Dallas. Tex. oct 2f-UP-V. v.
Venson kept his assets frozen un-
til thief came along. Nenson hid
sl3.75 in his refrigerator hut the
money. al in Liberty head nickels.
was fouAd by the thief.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-24
PRISONERS ARE STUDENTS

Albany. y Y. oct. 24-UP 49,
Thirty.hye inmates az waikiki Pri-
son are receiving extension courses
from Cornell University and Penn
State College. according 10 the
State Correction Department.
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Stony Creek News

pedro and euchre games we're
p's I'd. Eight tables were in play
With prizes won by Mr.. and Mrs.
John McCrone first. and Mrs. T.
j. Phillips and Dan Beauregard,
second. Following the games a
lunch was served by Mr.. and Mrs.
Carston Nicholson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Schroen.
Church Night Friday
Friday evening is the first
Church Night OF the season 10 be
held at the stony Greek Methodist
Church. The Junior and Senior
Epworth League members are
sponsors OF the lunch and enter
tainment. which will include a
drama of seven tableaus. High
lights of Life. Between the tabl-
eaus musical numbers will be fur
nished by the league members
and league choir. Proceeds for
the evening are to be used TO pur-
chase robes for the choir.
Mrs. Harold Feeman and chill
dren. Saline. were Thursday after
noon guests of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Faust and family,
Mrs. J. W Talladay and Mrs,
/ Lee Jay Talladay visited Mrs. Rex
/ r. Talladay aud baby daughter
I Doris Ann, at Monroe Hospital
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymore Wells
/ York. were guests Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
= Floyd Ganong.
Mrs. George Goldsmith and chill
dren spent the day "Wednesday
visiting friends an6 relatives ir
Saline.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-24

Tuesday evening the Stony
Greek Grange sponsored their
first card party OF the season at
the Grange Hall. Progressive
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-10-24

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-18
WHITAKER
BY WANDA SMITH

Rev. s. s. Frasier OF Colbert
Temple, Kansas City, Kansas. was
the guest speaker at Campbell
Chapel on last Sunday afternoon.
He preached from Genesis % ,.
and his subject was coincidence as
a Test OF Faith" The program that
followed the sermon was sponsored
by Mrs. Harriet Rhan.
Rev. Frasier has been attending
the AME conference in Detroit. and
was guest OF MIR. and Mrs. Chas.
Benton OF Whitaker.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hill. Miss
Henrietta Bryant and company OF
Detroit; Mrs. Jessie Van Lier. OF
Birmingham; Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Reynolds, John Jackson and moth
er. Mrs. Anderson. and Charles
Bryant OF Ann Arbor. were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bryant aud family. last week.
MIR. aud Mrs Middleton OF De-
troit. were visitors at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Benton last
Sunday afternoon.
Last Thursday. a convention con-
corning the problems OF youth was
held at Lincoln school. at which re-
presentatives from different de-
partments OF the school and com
munity were present. Rev. A.
Knowles. pastor OF Campbell chap
el. represented the ministers of the
community. and Miss Edyth Bryant.
senior at Lincoln. represented
the Senior High school A picture
NJ the delegates and a write-up
dealing with the convention. are
10 ne sent 10 the state capitol at
Lansing. The convention was spon-
sored nv the head OF the home
economics department at Lincoln.
The chicken dinner given by Mrs.
J. n. I.edford last Saturday eve
ming Al the home OF her sister. Mrs
Grace Rayburn. OF Detroit. proved
10 be very successful. The dinner
was sponsored In the interest OF
Second Baptist church OF Ypsllanti.
A number OF local residents who
attended the supper, took the OPP
portunity to look In on the Negro
Exposition at Convention hall
At this writing, Mrs. Glen Ford
and Mrs. William Alexander are
slightly improved. Mrs. r. NJ. Byars
Is also on this weeks sick list
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-18
AJ.RTON NEWS
ny Alice Cant

The writer regrets having been
absent last week. hut here am
again. bringing the happenings
from Albion
The Masonic lodge held their
meeting Sunday afternoon at the
AME church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Ferguson and
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Ferguson. Of
Detroit, spent Mothers Day in Al
bior
The Big Sisters group OF the
Campfire held their meeting AZ the
home OF Mrs Robert Pearson.
Leon TAYLOR and Bill Mccoy. 81
Battle Creek. spent Sunday after
noon in Albion
The Girls In Blue gave verv
nice House party FRIDAY night at
the Lafayette home on Cas- street
Rcrnicc Lafayette celebrated her
hirihdar Saturday night. At the
home OF her father. T.. Lafayette.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Smith
spent the week end in Detroit. Wis
iting relatives
Mrs. Gertrude Hawkins Is recu-
peratlng. following recent opera
ton.
r C. Foster and Leon Cant won
medals In the track meet Saturday
evening at Alumni Field.
James Adams and Carrie wehh
and Mrs. Ida Farens. ~ Detroit.
spent Sunday IN Albion.
kSK HaCc mfwv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-18
Ecorse News
BY Milo CASTOR

One OF the biggest thrills OF my
life came last Sunday at the YMCA
meeting and at Convention hall in
Detroit. when was introduced 10
Senator Charles c. Diggs. Post
master-General James Farley and
other prominent political person
alities. was also amazed and
gratified 10 see the wonderful
sights at the Negro Progress Ex-
position. Readers OF this column.
II you don't visit Convention hall In
Detroit and see the exhibits OF our
racial progress before the EXPOSE
tion closes at 10 o'clock Sunday
night, you Will miss seeing many
interesting things that you may
never again see or know about.
Otto Agnew was hurt badly last
Sunday night when he tried TO act
as a peacemaker between two in
toxicated persons
A raid was made on a certain
house in this community last Sat
turday night. Five persons were
carried down and booked. They fac
ed the Judge last Monday and were
placed on probation.
Mrs Matte Mingo. OF Eastman,
Ga. spent happy week end visit
ing Mrs. Mccall at $3.50 Eighth
street.
We see the spring building fever
is on several local home-owners
The proprietor OF the Visger IL
enIargirg the inn to make more
room for fun-lovers. Mrs. Wnite
is adding more room 10 her groc-
cry and several other homes are
having Easements dug.
Albert Lee Mauldon and his
buddy. Jack. are home. after hav-
ing been away for over year.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Craighead.
4124 Twelfth street. announced the
engagement OF their daughter, AL
berta. 10 Ernest c. Stevenson. 54s
Holford street. River Rouge. The
wedding will take place at Mt.
Zion Baptist church. at 6 D. m.
May ~.
A surprise birthday and Mothers
Day party was given by Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Griffin recently. In
honor OF Mrs. Griffins mother. Mrs.
Estell Crawford. Among guests
present were: Rev. and Mrs. A. W.
Menolen, Mr. and Mrs. r. Hickson.
Mrs. +. Griffin and daughter. S.
Crawford. Mrs. Opearl Craddock.
j. Williams. Mrs. Blanch Ander-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-18
Slants On Ypsilanti
BY Mrs. Eusenla o'Bannou

floral tributes and cards received
from friends during her recent liz
ness In BeyarS hospital
The quarterly conference OF tho
NAArP which was held Nav ( and
.. saturday and sunday. NJ Brown
chanel. WAS signal success More
than -l50 delegates were present.
The Youth Council division was
particularly outstanding in Their
session. Following a banquet SAT-
urdav evening bN both youth and
senior groups, the former retired
TO Npsi hlgh school for lovely
party and dance Sunday opened
with a business session The AZ
iefnoon public meeting was verv
interesting featuring spirited
debate conducted by The Debating
team ~ Detroit The subject was
rs The Dies Committee Worth
While Both sides showed excel
lent ahilifN The NpsilartI branch
presented their par1 ~ The program
with Mr. Francois presiding Mr..
Troutman. o. Detroit. delivered
fine talk on the work ~ NAACP Dr.
Perry introduced Hon George W.
Sample iudre ~ the Ann Arhor
Circuit court who delivered very
encouragine address 70 the confer
ence Musical gems rendered sr-
cellent music
Mrs Fredonia Robertson IL stili
on the sick list Other iorai .f~k
are reported improving, except
Mrs Cornella Roderick. who 10
still indispOsed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-18
Mt. Clemens News
Nv GOIDIf WILLIAMS
VlnsOn Chanel

Very interesting services were
held AZ vinsor chapel AME church
on Moihers Day last Sunday. The
SUNDAY School VAS opened nv Supt.
Hubbard. the lesson subject being
"Habakkuh Fights Through Doubt
10 Faith. Many young people were
present.
At the morning Worship. = very
Impressive sermon waas preached
hv Rev Hallor. OF Brown Chapel.
Topeka Kansas Ills subject WAS:
"Earths hesl Treasures. text. 81.
John ~ o.,
Rev r. J.. CLARK pastor Of q
church st Whitaker Michigan.
opened Tie doors az The church 10
new members Rev Green. %
louisville. Kentucky viii he guest
preacher on sunday. MAY 10
The Junior choir rendered love-
lv songs on Mothers Dav The
devotional service was conducted
nv the pastor The scripture lesson
vss taken from Mark i7i-1n A
program dedicated 10 oil Mothers
VS. presented Miss Audrev will
iiams wac mistress Of ceremonies
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BRIDES! BRIDES.

bniDENs hhiUtN-
Harriet school was the scene OF
very beautiful affair last Friday
night. wher Mrs Burnadetta Nails
presented her contest of five brid-
es. Each bride was becomingly ar
rayed In the most fitting bridal at
tire. They we're: Augusta Edmonds
Ethel NeeIey. Julia Knox and
Thelma Goodman. Julia came out
victorious and Mrs. F.. Neeley rar
second. The prizes were awarded
on financial basis. The victor.
Julia. was escorted from tha stage
by Or. l.. c. Perry. who acted as
master OF ceremonies for the eve
ming Theron Kersey and Mrs Mar
garet Hall sang very appropriate
solos for the affair.
Girl scouts
The Girl Scouts Of Troops 10 and
Is are very busy delivering their
order OF 2S5 boxes OF girl scout
cookies. AS we all know. they will
use this money 10 go camping this
summer at Jackson camp.
The Exposition
MANY YpsIlantians found great
interest In the Negro Exposition
which Is being held in Detroit at
Convention hall. Some OF the lpsi
folks who attended last weekend
were Mrs. Frances Brooks and Eu-
gene. MIR. ard Mrs. John Reed. Mrs.
f.. Neeley, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Maha-
ley. Mrs. Gertrude Johnson and
Herbert Walker who was taking a
candid camera shot OF Postmaster
General. James Farley.
Musical Gems
We are all very proud ~ our
Musical Gems, who are going plac-
es under the leadership OF Mrs.
Olive Kersey. who IL their direc-
tress, and Or. l.. c. Perry. their
business manager. They were ir-
vited TO sing at the conference IN
Detroit. which they did. and were
enjoyed by all.
Harriet school
II Is almost here. Just what
most OF US have been wailing for
the Harriet school mo, les. May -
at s pm. Principal Ralph Wiiher-
spoon will show the moving pic
lures OF the different school pro-
jecis during the year Don't for
get 10 come md see in addition 10
all the children in the school, Mrs.
Hattie Clark pouring tea At the
American Education Week Tea,
Mrs. Don Mashatt and her ten
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-18
Inkster Jottings
Nv MRS WILLIE M. BINIOv

sage subject. Mother" He spoke
TO capacity audience. Among the
visitors present were Mr.. Holt and
Mrs. Jenkins.
A musical program was render
ed Sunday afternoon by the senior
choir.
Sunday evening. the subject OF
the Rev. Mr. Merritts sermon was
The Power OF Faith" Magnolia
Simms. church reporter.
Sunday the members and friends
OF First Baptist church enjoyed a
musicale rendered by the Right
eous Four quartet. The aggregation
will MI a return engagement Sun
day. June 5.
Thursday morning Miss Schiller
was found dead in her home as a
result OF a heart attack
Second Baptist Church
The Second Baptist church was
filled 10 capacity Sunday morning
TO pay tribute 10 the mothers. The
church was a beautiful garden of
white and pink carnations
The pastor. Rev O. r. Jones. de-
livered a very interesting message
about and TO the mothers The
choir rendered very suitable and
beautiful music.
In the afternoon the Mother
borad sponsored very interesting
program. Mckinley Marier deliv-
cred very interesting sermonette.
which was enjoyed by all.
The evening service was held at
3 pm. Rev. McClendon. OF Brown
VILE Georgia. a delegate 10 the con-
ference held in Detroit. delivered
an inspiring message. Many vIsi-
tors from out OF the state were
present all day.
Rev. O. h. Jones boarded the
train. Sunday night for Cincinnati.
Ohio to conduct revival meeting
at the Revelation Baptist church
for ten days. Rev. T. l.. Herod Is
the pastor
A great time was had at the AN
banquet. last Tuesday
night Johnson Florist beautifully
decorated the basement OF the
church for this great occasion. and
the Second Baptist church express
ed their appreciation. Pictures were
also takcr by Mr.. DENNY. council
man OF the village.
All are invited TO attend Second
Baptist church at any time.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-18
Woodland Park
Nv ROBERT NEAL

The First Baptist church ended
the Axe rally last Sunday. II was
very successful. The pastor. Rev.
william Burkett preached on
motherhood" from the text.
Psalms 27:i0.
Mrs Claudia Ford and Miss Mary
W. Weaver arrived "Wednesday,
NAV s to spend the summer with
Mrs. Il. r. Towns
The choir OF the Community
church conducted wonderful
Mothers Day program at B pm.
SUNDAY. May ~. The choir OF the
Christ Community church Of Bald
win sang several very inspiring
numbers.
The woodland Park sensations
defeated the Bitely Nine Sunday
By q score OF 7 TO :.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-18
HIGHLAND PARK
By HAZEL CTLPEPPFR
~. Luke WE Church

Rev Mr. Burt. Of Virginia.
preached at The morning hour at
81. Luke SUNDAY Among the visi-
tors were Mrs. Carter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Murray Mrs Henderson Rev and
Mrs Burt and Mr.. Gardner.
Don't forget the sick Of The com
munity. also Mrs HearoE
The ACE league will meet at
$50 pm. sunday MAY 10. The
Missionary society will meet We'd
nesdav Mrs Sykes Is secretary.
The Junior choir will practice
Thursday night. under direction OF
Mr. Benson
Rev. and Mrs. Earl Foster were
dinner guests ~ Rev. and Mrs.
tnlpcpper. Friday
Mrs. Avis Bolden and Mr. and
Mrs. " Ridley visited their niece,
Mrs Dorothy Mosely. sunday
Mrs Carrie Johnson. OF Xenia,
Ohio. is visiting her daughter Mrs.
steve Douglas.
Rev. aud Mrs Mitchell Culpep
per were dinner guests SUNDAY at
the home ~ Mr. ard Mrs s Doug
las, also Mrs. Carrie Johnson.
Chatter
A certain person ! s and J..
+ were doing all right at the
party. Friday.
d VI was seen jumping nj
the wesiside affair Friday night
with l.. v F.
Lee Edwards Is quite interested
ir some Of the girls on the. West
side
vernice Hicks would like 10 meet
more friends-a newcomer.
n. p. Glamour Girls will give a
swell social event at sol Erskine,
from until
James Webb Is ready 10 sign on
the dotted line. when he finds the
girl
Who was the second party r. the
tan ear that Mary Durant was 80
anxious 10 sec.
Congratulations are IN order TOT
FLOYD Lett. who recently added
another year 10 his calendar.
Kindly send all Highland Park
news to Hazel Culpepper. 1870 La
Belle street
Mrs Audrey Roulding ~ High
land Park. leader ~ the Younger
set al Berea Methodist church en-
icrtained a group OF her charges at
miniature tea In honor OF the
mothers. Sunday. May IL NJ her
home on IaRelle avenue Mrs.
Boulding gave talk an why We
Honor Mother"
Among those present were s.
W. Bankhead. Mrs Eggleston- Mrs.
Mary Brown, Mrs. Willie Mae Da-
Wis. George A. Davis Mrs. Eddie
Henson. Mrs. Phyllis DuBoise,
Mrs. Charles Jackson. william +.
Bright. Mrs Kathleen Bright. Mrs.
:. NJ Bankhead and Mrs Viola
simmons.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-18
kalamazoo NeuUs

Friends were grieyed To learn
OF the death OF william Raymon
Shaffer, IS, OF SIT \. Rose street
Friday morning. May 10 az his
home following a long Illness. He
Is survived by his widow, Bessie.
two daughters. and two sisters.
Services were held Saturday from
lsanglond Funeral home. the Rev.
J. Caldwell ofhciated.
Mrs. Mary Barber OF East Chica-
70. Indiana began conducting re-
vival services at the Church OF
God. The meeting begin each even
ing at 7;45. Sunday meetings are 8
D. m. The public Ia welcome.
The Douglas Community Center
Is sponsoring camp for children
from July through August.
The pig Broadcast" will be civ
en- on the Lincoln school stage Fri
day. May "a at ? .. m. for the bene-
Mt OF the Douglass Community
association equipment fund.
Correction: Mrs. Hazel Lewis Of
221 r. Frank street Is not running
home for homeless dogs as we
recently stated. She has only a dog
Kennel.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-18
notice.!

One OF the new business enter
prises in Inkster Is a bicycle rent
ing service which has just been
established by Quincy Laney al
Harrison road. Mr. laney has pur-
chased and has available for rent
ing TO the public six new bicycles'
four for boys and two for girls. Al
ready the young people OF the COM
munity are patronizing the bicycle
service literally and II the demand
continues. Mr.. Laney will be forced
to purchase additional bicycles. 10
accommodate the public.
MIR. Laney is also a representa-
tive OF the Detroit Tribune IN
Inkster and conducts a general
news distributing service. Patro-
nize this progressive business man
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-05-18

sunday morning. Brown Chapel
AMEs congregation listened TO
very masterful message delivered
by Dr. A. X Jackson. presiding
elder OF the Kentucky conference
DR. Jackson also spoke at the eyea-
ing hour The Cadillac car rally
club sponsored the Mothers Day
program.
The Musical Gems made hne
showing Thursday night on the
Educational program az the Cen
eral Conference in Detroit Miss
Geraldine Ellison was soloist
SECOND Baptist Church
Pastor Garther Robertson OF Sec
ond Baptist spoke SUNDAY morn
ing from the theme THE Desire
or A Good Mother" The Junior
choir furnished mueic. Mrs. H..
Walls was pianist substitute
Sunday Nav 10. the Rev MI
Gadson and his choir and congre-
cation will he guests A. Second
Baptist church Deacon Hamilton
~ chairman.
Remember 10 see and hear -
Ford Dixie Eight Tuesday. Nav
81
Church ~ God In Christ
Miss Lorraine Kirtley NJ sari-
nav was visitor A. the Sunday
School last SUNDAY. Pastor W. A
Anderson preached an excellent
sermon.
Wednesday night the sew ine cir
Gle met with Mrs James Ninson.
on watlin boulevard
Elder G. l.. Morton OF windsor
was guest speaker IT the Harriet
School. recently The choir and
Flying Cloud quartet accompanied
him
Mre l.. Anderson is church re-
porter.
~. John Baptist Church
SUNDAY, MAY 10. 81 John church
will celebrate the twenty-third an
niversary ~ the Rev. J. c. Mcln-
tyre and the church Several visit
ing churches from Romulus. Ann
Arhor and whitaker were prescr;.
The Seven Financial Brides, witt
their many beautifully gowrei
bridesmaids. made wonderful
showing In their contest las Fri
day evening At Harriet school au-
diiorinm. The brides were all
dressed IN white chiffos. crepe tat
feta aud satin First aud second
awards went To Miss Julia Knox
and Mrs Ethel Neely Other brides
included Mrs Louise RAYMOND.
Detroit. Doreihea llubbs. Augusta
Elmonds. Mrs. Dorothy Morgan
and Mre. Thelma Goodwin A short
spicy program was rendered he
fore the march ~ tho brides The
Hamilton fsmily's sirpiece hsna
wss . specisl attraction
Mrs Rose stalks Erafefuily
Acknowledges the many beautiful