The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-11-16
FLINT, NEWS
A. TURNIPSEED, Representative 1902 Main Street

the most unusual and Juanita Mills,
the prettiest.
We are again inviting all high
school graduates to join the Alum
ma club which meets a. the Clifford
street center each Monday night
al 1890 o'clock. There are lots of
things that We might do TO help
develop our community and We
who have had the most advantage
= educational advancement
should be the ones most respon-
sihle for our community. Educa~
ton is OF little use TO anyone I'M
less IL is made available TO others.
SO, you young high school gradu-
ates should be interested In pool
ing your efforts IN an organized way
10 advance our community socially
as we'll as educationally.
Meet US Monday night at 1880
o'clock
Adult Play-NIghts
The Adult Play-Nights will be
held on the second and fourth
Tuesday nights Of each month.
The hrst one will he held Nov. %
at 7 D m All adults in the commu-
nifty. male or female. are invited
TO attend. The object is 10 attach
The value ~ clean wholesome fun
10 those OF our older group who
seldom have the opportunity 10 par
ticipaie IN our recreation program.
II IL said that only happy people
can sing and play; 50 we are plan
ming 10 really entertain those who
attend our play-nigh's. May we
meet YOU personally folk?
Quinn Chapel AME Church
At 1880 . m. the Senior choir rem
dered song fest Those appear
ing on the program we're: The pas
tor, who opened the services. and
then turned the program over 70
the mistress of ceremonies. Mrs.
g. Smith. The Senior choir sang
thr~e anthems: reading BY Mrs.
Mamie Hunt: solo hy Mrs. z. Cali
loway; guitar duet by NJ. Barks-
dale and William Roquemore. The
program was we'll rendered and
enjoyed hy all present
The school ~ Christian Educa-
ton and Leadership Training and
/ Minister'S was the guest OF Junior
choir Of Quinn Chapel AME church
at dinner given in the dining
room Of the church Monday. Nov.
IL from 10 pm Business ~ inn
1 portarce concerning the welfare Of
! all people was transacted. The
religious training will be held az
Court Street ME- church, Nov. II.
IL. Is. IS and 10. Seventy-fvs
guests are expected 10 be present.
Special prayer was offered at
Quinn Chapel AME church In be-
half OF our bishop, the Rt Rev.
John A. Greggs wife. who Is very
III.
The RI Rev John A. Gregg. DID,.
will be the guest OF tho Senior
choir OF Quinn Chapel AME church
Sunday. Nov. II al the morning
and pm. services AZ Quinn Chapel
AME church and az the Court Street
ME- church at 1880 pm. by the re-
quest OF its pastor, the Rev. Har-
old Carr and members.
Mrs VIM. Mae Green who has
been very III for several weeks Is
much improved.
Mt Olive Baptist
Armistice Sunday was observed
AZ NJ Olive Baptist church last
Sunday The pastor. the Rev. r
r Turpin used a. his theme.
"Christianltys Battlefield"
The members OF the M. Olive
church school STAFF are attending
the School ~ Religious Education
being held this week and next AZ
the Court Street Methodist church.
Mr. and Mrs. T. l. Wheeler. 81
Liberty street. will leave Friday
morning 70 visit relatives IN Ala
hama and Mississippi for the next
two weeks
The Rev and Mrs. r. r. Turpin
had as their dinner guest last sun
day tho Rev. Arthur Davis OF Beth
81 church
Tho meeting ~ The NJ. Olive
Hcralds scheduled for Monday eve
ming. Nov III with Miss Johnnie
Lowerv. os Harrison street. has
been postponed n Thursday eve-
ming. Nov. 81. AZ this meeting Mrs.
Nan Peeuese will give demon
stration ~ inexpensive handicraft.
The Mission circle ~ Mt Olive
held an interesting business ses-
! sion Monday at the home NJ Mrs.
/ Cnrrine Hvtche of Harrison street