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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1940-10-31

two weeks with her sister, Mrs. NJ.
d. Reynolds, Johnstown, Pa.
Daniel w. Hershberger was in Balti-
more Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Faith, Ridge
ley, Md, were weekend guests of
her parents, DR.. and Mrs. N. R. Davis.
Mrs. G. A. Lininger, Waterloo, To-,
who accompanied the remains of her
father, Jonas E. Glotfelty, here for
burial, will visit relatives for several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Scollick, Cum
berland, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. E. Cunningham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Mckenzie. of
Baltimore, visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. I. E. Hardesty, over the
weekend.
David Broadwater, Essex, was a
weekend guest at the home of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. U. Broad
water.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Frazee and Mrs.
j. Blubach, Confluence, were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Wright.
On Saturday the Wrights had as
guests Mrs. John Hetrick, with her
son, Bruce, and daughter, Beulah of
Cove.
Mrs. R. O. Ross returned Sunday to
Williamsburg, Pa, accompanied by Mr..
Ross, after visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. A. Beachy, last week. Mr..
and Mrs. Beachy entertained at dinner
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Rosen-
berger and family, Cumberland, and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Beachy and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. o. Bender and
family were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs, Raymond Yutzy, Cumberland.
Mrs. Stanton Funk and daughter
Helen Louise, Johnstown, Pa, We're
weekend guests of the formers par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Stanton, at
Little Crossings.
Mrs. Ida Broadwater returned to
Barton Thursday after spending sever
al days here with her son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Broadwater, at the Victoria hotel
c. j. Gnagey, Buffalo, N. Y, who has
spent the past three weeks here as the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Anna ].
Warwick, will return home Saturday.
Miss Margaret Mary Blocher, Crel-
lin, visited her father, V. L. Blocher,
Dixie Tavern, over the weekend.
James Beachy visited at the farm
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Miller, near
Accident, over the weekend.
Mrs. F. ]. Getty is patient this
week at Allegany hospital, Cumber-
land, where she was admitted Friday
for observation.
Rev, and Mrs. V. R. Gillum had as
guests last week Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Lancaster and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Gil
lum, Somerfield, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs.
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Geo. Buckalew, of Frostburg.
Mrs. NJ. w. Kinsinger returned from
visiting her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Glotfelty, in
Somerfeld. Mr.. Glotfelty has been i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira L. Huff motored to
Laurel, Md, last week.
Attend Gnagey Funeral
Among those who attended the
funeral of Jonas E. Gnagey Sunday
morning were Mrs. G. A. Lininger,
Waterloo, Ia; Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Gna-
gey, Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Gnagey and
two children, Washington, Pa; Mr..
and Mrs. H. E. Gnagey, Warren, Pa;
Mr.. and Mrs. E: j. Gnagey, of East
Orange, N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Parsons, Baltimore; Mr.. and Mrs. H.
H. Gnagey and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Gnagey and four children, Misses
Mary, Pearl, Blanche and Florence
Hay, Miss Pearl Hershberger and Mil
ton Gnagey, Meyersdale; Mr. and Mrs.
H. c. Gnagey and Mr.. and Mrs. Err
nest Keim and family and P. L. Liven-
good, Salisbury; VIM. S. Livengood,
Harrisburg, Pa; VIM. H. Gnagey, of
Dayton, o.; Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Gna-
gey, Arcanum, o.; Mrs. Clyde Broad
water and Mrs. W. w. Zuck, Lanark,
H.; Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Stanton and
Harold Stanton, Brooklyn, N. Y; Mr..
and Mrs. j. D. Miller, Biglerville, Pa:
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Alexander, Cum
berland; Mrs. Nora Orrell, Mrs. Gus
Zeller, Frostburg; Mrs. H. NJ. Spell
cher, Accident.
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McHENRY

Earl Savage, student of Frostburg
State Teachers college, spent the
week end with his mother, Mrs. Nora
Savage.
Miss Minnie Smith, Pleasant VAL
ley, spent Monday with Mrs. George
Brant
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Long, Salem, N.
j., spent several days visiting the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Long.
Charles Bowman celebrated his 18th
birthday on October %, by entertain
ing about so guests at party.
Miss Lillian Harvey spent several
days over the weekend attending the
State Teachers meeting in Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph McSpadden
entertained the following guests on
Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Harvey.
Earl and Dolores Harvey, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Glotfelty, son, Lester, and
Hazel Glotfelty and Mrs. Molly Ken
nedy and son, Paul, of Kitzmiller.
Mrs. c. w. Fraker continues in a
serious condition.
Orland Wright and Miss Margaret
Deal spent Wednesday evening with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles | Wright.
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judging contest at Frederick Fair re-
Gently and he was presented his prize
oil 92;oO by Principal f. j. Getty at as
sembly Tuesday afternoon. Glenn
stanton won prize of 81. so in the DO
tato judging, and Norman Patton and
Walter Ramp each received 50 in the
swine judging contest.
Present Unfinished Comedy
The first two acts of the hilarious
three-act rural farce comedy, "a Pair
OF Country Kids" was presented at
assembly Tuesday afternoon by mem
bers of the Sophomore liza section I'm
der the direction of Miss Catherine
Spelcher, home room teacher. The
Chlrd act will be given next week.
Social Events
Mrs. B. H. Bender entertained her
bridge club Wednesday evening at her
home at Little Crossings. Miss Emma
Caulk, Mrs. Fred Livengood and Mrs.
Edgar Stanton were additional guests,
making up three tables. Prizes were
won by Mrs. T. o. Broadwater, high:
Miss Caulk, guest; and Mrs. j. f.
Gnagey, floating.
The Monday night club, composed of
boys and girls, ages II to 16, held a
Halloween party this week in the
Lutheran church social room under
the supervision Of Rev. S. D. Sigler.
Brief Mention
The Grantsville health clinic will
sponsor a dance at Meshack Brown
ing club, Saturday evening, Nov. g.
Don Prichard's orchestra will play.
Miss Mary Louise Paynich, health
nurse, is in charge of arrangements.
Miss Paynich is conducting class
in Home Hygiene and Care of the Sick
for juniors and seniors at the local
high school. About 80 girls are en-
rolled in the course which is sponsored
by the Red Cross.
VIM. c. Grimm, coach of boys ath-
letlcs here, was umpire at the foot
ball game Saturday at Moorefeld.
F. c. Diehl and C. o. Bender at
tended an automobile show in Pitts
burgh Friday.
Dr.. n R. Davis attended the Allie
ganyGarrett County Medical Society
meeting and banquet Friday night at
the Shrine Country club at Cumber-
land.
Friday was declared holiday at the
local school in order to allow the each
ers to attend the State Teachers meet
ing in Baltimore. All local elementary
teachers attended and seven of the
high school instructors were present.
Miss Kate Bannatyne, elementary
supervisor, also attended
j. A. Beachy, with Scott Duckworth.
Elias McClintock, Chas. Reichenbech-
er and VIM. 7. Menges, attended the
annual Southern States Cooperative
meeting today Thursday in Balti-
more.
Miss Mildred Barton, home demon
strator, Oakland, held a meeting at
National hotel, Saturday.
Lawrence Wiley, 30, son of the late
John Wiley, employed at the Clifford
Friend sawmill, was painfully injured
Tuesday morning when the first joint
Of the second finger Of his right hand
was severed when caught in an edger
at the sawmill. Wiley was treated
at the office of the local physician.
The Mayor and Council will meet
Monday, revision night, Z to $50.
Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Murphy had as
guests last week Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Pollock, Jr., and Jas. Cunningham, Mt
Savage, and Mr. and Mrs. John Blake
Mr.. and Mrs Ebbert Aldridge anc
Miss Ann Loughney, Frostburg.
Nh. and Mrs. Guy S. Stanton and sor
We're in Pittsburgh recently.
Miss Grace Swauger is spending
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-15

The Pals OF Pleasure met At the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Hilson. OF
Middlebelt road. Saturday night.
Thy very interesting meeting was
led by the president, Mrs Mae
Hilson. The next session will be
with Miss Dorothy Matthews.
Smith Chapel
Services Al Smith chapel Sunday
morning were very impressive. The
pastor delivered TO the parents a
very Informative Chlldrene Day
message. impressing the fact that
the children Of to-day will become
the leaders OF tomorrow and
should be duly considered by
thoughtful aduks. He also declared
that parents should live religious
lives. in order 10 develop their
children into religious leaders.
n At the evening service. the ladies
Of Grace Alma Temple of Elks
were in charge. Daughter Rosa
simmons was chairman. Miss
Geneva Simms was chosen winner
of the local contest; Miss Mar
garct Johnson being presented
with Webster dictionary ae first
prize for having tied with Miss
Gladys Cooper in popularity con-
test. The contest was sponsored
Jointly with the oratorical contest.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-15

Shadd Of North Buxton. Miss "
Green. Mr. and Mrs G Rail Miss
a smith J Robbins. Nj ami Mrs
W Overfon Miss q Henderson
Donald Watkins, Enie Ann kerScv
Elmer Kennedy l.. Deshield and
Miss J Woodcock
Mr. and Mrs Charles Chase are
The proud parents OF baby son
Mother and son are doing nicely.
The infant was born June
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross attended the
NMCA checker club banquet ON
June z Edward Ross was awafd-
ell a media for second prize in
the city-widc Tournament which
was held laet month He has ,ap-
turcd medals over there for the
past few wears
The baby of Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Ross is home from the HOSPITAL.
where it was confined with pneu-
monia.
Henry Chase. Of North Rn>ier
visited his son on Mercer street.
recently.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-15
Pontiac News

The opening Of the playground
season under the supervision OF
the city Recreational Department.
few days ago has added an adj
ditional varied activities program
to the community and its surround
ing neighborhood. John Tapley,
who is In charge OF the recreation
al activities. and assisting Henry
Harper, director Of the Community
Center. has outlined the following
summer activities;
Eight softball teams. wherein
all groups have been afforded an
opportunity 10 play softhall. 4
special attraction is the adult wo-
mems team, wherein the partici-
pants ages run far beyond the
average girl players. Two junior
hardball boys teams are operat-
ing. one In the class G League. the
other to play in the NYA League,
which include boys between the
ages OF l4-17. Other activities on
the program include hiking, cam
era clubs. educational trips. which
will include the Inter-Community
center and playground visits.
Plans are also being made for the
Ard annual Field Day to he held on
the grounds In July Mrs. r. p.
Reed, has an interested group IN
arts and crafts and play activities
for the smaller youth. James Kelly
is assisting in the boys activities
and special events.
The NYA girls are doing sewing
for the American Red Cross chap
ter. The boys are grading and
landscaping the lawn and PLAY
ground areas. Friday afternoon the
girls took a nature study trip. Mrs.
Mary Belle Scott directed the ac-
tivity.
The echoes of the banquet held
Al the st. John VI. F.. church in
honor OF DR.. Mcneil, our commits
sioner and the Hon. Andrew Nc
Caskill. supervisor Of Oakland
County are still being heard
The father OF the Baptist chuch-
es OF Pontiac. the Rev. Ford y.
Reed. VIII celebrate an anniversary
At his present church. New Hope
Baptist. al an early date.
Presiding elder Francis n.
Washington will hold his fourth
quarterly conference on June is,
at Newman AME church.
The Rev. Mr.. Rhonenee. pastor
Of Quinn chapel Of Flint. will wor-
ship with us. accompanied nv his
choir and congregation Dr. NJ. l..
Spears spoke Sunday morning. sub
ject, THE Certainties Of Christian
iiy"
The Rev Mr.. Clayborne OF De-
troit. made very appropriate adj
dress in behalf Of the guests who
assembled at the banquet OF Trim
itv Baptist church on June 2 This
J congregation showed their appre-
citation Al this banquet To their pas
tor. the Rev. r. y. BroyleS In
words and deeds.
Mrs. Bryant Of Chicago was the
Weekend visitor OF Mrs. Mary
Morton Of Elizabeth street
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-15
Whitaker News
by Wanda smith

Well friends. the season OF class
picnics. boat trips and high school
graduations has come once more.
The activity began with the annual
boat trip OF the Lincoln high school
senior class. OF which Miss Edyth
Bryant is a member. The excur-
sion was TO Port Huron, on June l.
on Saturday night, June 3. Miss
Bryant attended the annual alum
nj banquet. Mrs. Winifred Books.
an alumna Of the class OF 2s. al
SO attended the affair attended by
her brother Harold Carter Bacca-
laureate services were held Sun
day night.
One OF our friends In Saline
Michigan. is also graduate this
year. In fact. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bryant and daughter. Edyth. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Smith attended
the graduation exercises ~ Saline
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-15

high school on last Wednesday
evening. when Miss Mildred Day
received her sheepskin. On Satur-
day night. considerable number
from Whitaker also attended n re-
ception given In Saline in Miss
DAYS honor. at the home OF her
parents.
The sophomore class at Lincoln
went picnicking last Wednesday af-
ternoon at park near Plymouth.
Among those in attendance were
Misses Martha and Odahlia bedford
and Fern Carter.
George Carmichael of Detroit
was dinner guest OF his sister
Mrs. Mary Smith last Sunday after
noon. He was accompanied by hif
son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Geor-
&c NJ. Carmichael and daughter.
Jean: Mrs. Henrietta Ledwel. Of
Birmingham. Ala. a sister OF Mrs
Carmichael: Jack Allen and little
Mss Florine Goggins.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-15
Kalamazoo Neus
81 Jsiiss &. baker
ERRR9RR R!9!2EREe EEGle GleRa1e elSIElEe EERI

Mr. and Mrs Robert Wright arc
AN and Mrs Harry Buckner re-
Gently returned from Indianapolis
Ind whore they attended the Menu
orisl Day Auto races.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Williams
entertained the Twin Six BRIDGE
club at their home recently High
score was won hy Mrs WcSipf
Manuel. low score. Mrs. Pearl
Clark The following officers we've
elected Mrs r. \. Powell. pest
dent Mrs. Charlie Williams. scene
tary and treasurer. and Mrs Mes
ley Manuel
The Girls Emit sponsored = rum.
mage sale ~ ga r. Michigan ave-
ME last Wednesday for the heue
NJ of the Equipment Fund OF the
Douglass Community center.
William Pompl OF Dowaeiac.
Mich, was visitor Al the home
~ his son and daughter-in-law Nr.
and Mrs Carl Pompil OF North Sur
dick street.
Mrs l.. G. Cox OF North Pitcher
street has returned from a .tav in
Melbourne. Fla where she has
been visiting he rpsrents
Maxwell Birch left las Mondar
for Mackinac Island whore he Will
spend the summer.
The Twentieth Century rrogre~-
sive club OF BENTON Harbor Mich
sent word that on SUNDAY Jun,
is they will present tho newee'
trumpet sensation. King kalox anf
his orchestra, direct from the Savoy
ballroom in Chicago
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-15

Campl students who Will re-
turn 10 their hnm' are Russell
Peak, 10 Muskepon Se'h Finley.
Nnos Gen. EoENnson Ratila
Crock Thafine be Allen and Kafh-
crime Browning GRAND Rapids:
Horace Coicnsn lIamframck.
Norma y SMITH. \srLrkot Mass:
Arnc, Nillsm.. chicago. Alberta
suns and Duane toher.
The Browne scouts gave tea
for their molhers last Sunday sit-
efnoou The ritis presented = play
telling why thcy alo allied Brown
ies MIS- Georgia rsylor Is leader.
Ms cariene Johnson presented
the children Of the Nj Zion Rap
list church ina Cnidfene Day prc-
gram Appearing ON The program
we've Thomas Johnson Barhsga
Aikin~on Huldis Nabors, Junior
Gardner. i-eis'eon Ilnrnrs Virginia
Gardner. olivia Gafdncr Sammy
Hughes Jean Hughes Jarqueliue
johnson Cora Einc.iiue johnson,
l.ec Bu, hanan aud johnny Ice A.
lem Vera Ncrhnton. Georgia Lee
Msndccn Dnnungan Mamie John
son Irene Box ann ihe pastor tie
Rev y a Robinson who madc
iemafkr
A program ~ ong and dance
WAS rendered Fridav evening. June
= AZ The NWCA for inc henefi -
fhe bogg'oss communuy Associ--
lion Equipment fnnd Nocsl and in
sifnm' ntal nurhf's readings ana
PLAYS We're among me features Oh
The ptoefam
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-15

Reports have come 10 vours
truly that by order OF civ Officials
the gardens ~ many Ecoisc cif-
izens have heen plowed up and
made into Fairgrounds We need
Fairgrounds is true hut The time
and toll placed in the binding ~
these gardens by industrious resi-
deris certainly warrants some
compensation. trust that the on
Gals viii soc 10 il that these pr
sons will be given similac ~pols
plowed and ready for planting
Parents should warn thefi
daughters aeainsi the danger ~
being friendly with drivers ~ an
iomoblles they do NOT know Wo1
Rumors have II that several AZ
Temps have recentiv heen made
on teeu-age girls bv members Of
the other race
Mr. and Mrs. George Pia1zn ~.
entertaining their sister Miss Rose
Piaz2o Of Louisiana Nho ami
ciratug remaining Throughout Tho
summer months
Last week fine boy was horn
TO MIS- Howard Nooce ~ Sc r..
liol street Mrs Jimmie Love cato
biith 10 little rlri.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Fisher and
Mr. and Mrs George Weloford ~
Detroit sp,n' The week visiting MI
aud Mrs Thomas Graham 372o
18Th street other visitors from
Detroit we're Mr. and Mrs Hughes
Hinlish, Mr. and Mrs Johnle Fell
on. and James FELTON,. an 81 whom
are relatives Of Mrs. Ozz.ia coon
proprietor Of Nisear Inr
The Young Peoples civic oinb
will hold rs last lecture ~ ihe
season. SUNDAY June II A. ~
pm AZ Miller school Principal
speakers will be- Willis Nsid OF
Ford Motor company and Dr. $ p
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-15
Windsor, Ont.
h, ARYTIA CHASE
nod. Zion hurch Oi Good In Chrlst

vi. Zion hurch az God In Chris
Last sunday afternoon a, MI
Zion Church 90 God in christ. 40
McDongall. held its annual bap-
iismal service on the banks of the
Windsor side OF the Detroit river. al
The foot OF California avenue, near
Ambassador bridge A large crowd
attended this bapiismal ceremony
following which a vast assembly
gathered at the Windsor arena
corner OF McDoueail and Wyndotle
streeis. During this meeting Elder
Morton : broadcast Was held on
scheduled time. MANY visitors we've
present from many parts Of Canada
and the United States.
During the evening service At tue
arena Elder Billy Roberts Of Wash
ington. DC. spoke on The subject
"Out oil Crime Into christ This
inspiring service was enjoyed by
all present
Elder Roberts. who has been Goa
Quoting revival at this church.
will hold meetings every night 'hiS
week Souls are coming 10 CHRIST
aud being born again in large mum
hers.
Candidates for baptism sunday
were James Monroe. Mr.. Herman.
Elwood kersey. Fred Morgan. Mr.
Notary. charles Adkens. freeman
Duneey. Marvin Crosby. Miss cha
Wis. Mre Gladdice Banks. Mrs Ada
Campbell Miss Rebecca llirman.
Mrs. Mamie Wilson. Mrs. Ieohbins.
Roy Campbell. Miss Florcn Gray
er. Hill Perry. Miss Mildred Tay-
lor. Ellsworth Banks. Miss MNr-
tlecn Perry and Mrs. Mary Cook.
l.aef Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Nc
Kinlev and their two daughters.
Maud and Maple were guests at he
home OF Mr.. aud Mrs William Nor
gan. These visitors were from col
feeville. Kansas.
Young people are invited TO come
to - young Peoples meeting at
the church OF God in Christ at
7g5 McDOugall.
Club Holds Meeting
The windsor Art and Literary
club held It's sixteenth open meet
ing. Tuesday. June At the Wonl-
ems civic club on London street
The program. with Mrs V. Chatiers
as mistress Of ceremonies. consist
ed of an interesting address on
"Nceo Women" by Ms r. Louise
Henderson. Detroit. guest speal or
Vocal solos were rendered by Mrs.
GLADYS Roscoe. " Detroit Local
talent participating included Mrs
I. Mcdowell Mrs. y. Powell and
Miss !. WoodcockS vocal solos pi-
ano selections by Mrs + Monienur
and Mrs. l.. Rocks. reading. Mrs ].
Harrison
lIostcsscs were Mesdames v.
Chatters. A. Drshield r. Gibson.
r Kennedy T. krrsey. y Lawson.
!. Mcdowell. l.. Monieaur = Nall.
V. Nall r Providence VI Robbins
7. Small l.. Small. +. stewart. G.
TAYLOR and +. TAYLOR
Guests Included Nlesdames r
7. Henderson. stephens. G. Roscoe
AMI daughter. NJ Newton. G. Cook
! " Martin. Porter. brown. Nc
Hnichlns. u. stewart N. Jackson
~ Detroit: v. BROOKS. Romeo
Mich. +. q. Stewart. T. washing
ton. A. Wells. l.. Rock T. " Jack
SON. VI. POWELL I. Perry. A. Ral'. T..
Milhen T.. white. y stewart Lvree.
G. Vannvke. W. watkins. Har-
rison. T. Tsvior. l.. Mclaughlin
Miss G. HARDING. Mr.. and Mre,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-15

M and Nrs g. Wilson and sons
~ Nofih RnAfon. recently visited
ne Mt Zion Church Of God in
christ
Wedd.ps bells VIII soou be ing
ms for Freoman D4uey and pau
line liii~' also 'or Ray stewart
and Virginia chamnefs
Miss poeotry ia e-on was he
Sunday guest - ~ and Mrs. C.
chase.
Ms Jania Tsylor visited
friend> in windsor aud Detroit last
saturday ana SUNDAY after witch
she returned home 10 Harrow.
Oniario
MI Many Whit. of Mercer
street mas been w at home TOR a
week but is con'aleSclnT
Mrs stanley Black is home
from 'hr hospital. after having un-
dergonH . serious operation she
thanks hrr many friends for their
lovelv cards and flowers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-06-15
SAGINAW NEWS
BY MRS. VI. TOOxEy
Tabernacle Baptist Church

Tho Rev. Mr.. Jones preached
Sunday morning from the text, ~
any man suffer as a Christian. l,,
him not be ashame The message
Was inspiring and many were pres
ent. The rally closed a. 3 80 D M.
W. G. Thomas Is church reporter.
Zion Baptist Church
Deacon Herring. Of Muskegon.
reviewed the sunday school lesson.
At II am the service was we'll at
tended. Many visitors were pres
ent. including some from Birming-
ham Ala Two additions were made
TO the church and TWO for baptism.
Sunday WAS rally day and the
membership had an old.fashioned
basket dinner. with food enough
for all All enjoyed the occasion.
AT , pm. the choir OF New Bethel
church furnished some excellrn,
singing. The Rev. r. Tmberlake.
the pastor preached fine sermon
The Michiefn Harmony -Four. OF
Pontiac. also rendered several SUI
perb numbers.
Each night OF the week tho
church was favored with good
preaching by the Rev. F.. M. kaig-
Ter. pastor Of tho Church OF Our
Father. in Detroit Mt. Olive choir.
Of Saginaw. rendered number OF
selections Monday night. while
Zion choir supplied music for oil
other nights
While IN Saginaw. the Rev. Nj
Kaigler was the house guest ~ Mrs.
Daisy Curtley He was entertained
~ dinner by the Rev and Mrs. N.
TOomey. others entertaining the
Rev. Mr.. kaigler included Mr.. and
Mrs r. II. Westhrook. Mr.. ami Mrs
r Bush. Mr.. and Mrs. T. Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. " Jones. Mr.. anil
Mrs l.. Shaw. the Rev. and Mrs
+. G Jones. and the Rev. W. G
Wilson.
vi. Olive Church
The subject discussed az Ham
Sunday by the Rev G W. VII on
was 'Our Inside Enemy teAr
Jeremiah el7 The message was
maSirliOl ana the attendance largo.
II was of special interest TO Tho
Young graduates from the local
high schools ihie semester. inclna-
ing Misses Doris Hawkins. Ber-
n"tia Wesihrook. Grace Wilson
Marie Pondcxter Messrs James
Willis Warren Hurt. Leroy Jack
son and Garland Palmer Another
graduate. Eugene Henderson. was
present
The Sunday school snperinier-
dent announced that large union
banqnet in honor OF the a Sagi-
nav graduates Viii no given on the
evening OF June ~. at Reihel AMI.
church. hut Christ community.
Bethel AME and MI Olive churches
The Children's Day exercises
were rendered AZ the church Al
pm. The program was enjoyed ny
all present
Mt Olive has planned full week
Of entertainment for us Young
people and all are anticipating A
grand time