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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1940-04-20
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BY MRS. VI. T00MEY
Bethel ANE Church

"Pauls Social Gospel was the
subject used by the Rev. ]. A. Dean
at the morning services at Bethel
AME church last Sunday.
Miss Peggy Ann Vaughn, Sunday
school delegate. and Arthur Sim
cere, delegate to the district con-
ference. Detroit gave reports OF
the sessions. Mrs Wilson of New
York was among the visitors pres
ent
The NAACP held It's regular
monthly meeting at Bethel AME
church last Sunday afternoon. A
very inspiring program was en-
joyed by all who attended Mrs.
Greek X. Lee was In charge.
The Rev. J. S. Arnold, former
pastor OF Zion Baptist church. de-
livered splendid sermon at the
evening services.
The home OF DR.. L. S. Baglev
was the scene OF very unique az
fair when the Sons OF Bethel en-
tertained at bachelors tea last
Sunday afternoon. The bachelors
were on hand TO receive the large
number OF guests who attended.
and to serve them some delicious
refreshments. Harry Bagley is
president OF the club. Pictures were
taken OF the different groups
throughout the afternoon.
The Elite club was host TO .
large group OF the younger sc. al
n party last Thursday at the home
OF the president. Marie Poindexter.
Bill Watson and James Daniels
have returned TO the U. OF NJ. after
spending a few days at the home OF
their parents.
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kalamazoo Neu,s
By julius c. RAk

The Girls unit Is sponsoring a
benefit bridge party at the Masonic
hall, 22S y. Burdick street. on
Thursday. April 25 from one TO
five The admission will be twenty
five cents This Is for the Douglass
Community center equipment fund.
The public Is invited TO attend.
There will be refreshments served.
Mira. Cecil Buckner entertained
tho Girls unit at the home OF Mrs.
Eta King. 1908 Oak street last
Wednesday evening Prizes were
awarded and refreshments were
served
The Study Culture OF Battle Creek
Mich. sponsored a tea at the home
az Mrs. Mable Weiss. 65G " Van
Buren,. last Sunday. Many tickets
for the affair were sold in kala-
mazoo.
The Girls unit sponsored rum
mage sale last Thursday in the
basement OF the Second Baptist
I church. Sales were very success
| full.
All boys and girls interested In
baseball softball and other sum-
mer sports. are requested TO con-
tact either Sherman ForLon or
James Griffin.
Word has been received in Kali
amazoo OF the death OF Mrs. Leana
Jones OF Houston. Texas. Mrs.
Jones IS the mother OF Mrs George
Adams OF 521 Harrison street.
here. Mrs. Adams spent the last
three weeks with her mother dur
ing her illness Burial was In Hous-
ton. Surviving are two girls and
four boys
Fora chapter OF the Eastern Star
are sponsoring a musical tea at
the Masonic hall next SUNDAY aft
ernoon. The admission will be
fifteen cents. A delightful program
Is promised
The BYPU Of both Mt. Zion Bap-
fist and Second Baptist churches,
held joint discussion at Second
Baptist last Sunday. evening.
The BYPU Of Mt. Zion Baptist
cnurcn VIII close It's rally SUNDAY
April 21 The rally was put on 10
raise money for redecoration az
the church Mrs. Beatrice Ware
was the leader for the first week
Ernest Johnson second; and Mrs.
Ardclla Marshall third. The total
amount raised was forty-six dol
lars.
The Adult Educational Choral
club elected officers at their pot
luck held last Thursday al the A.
ME church. Officers elected were:
Michael Singer. president; Pearl
Johnson. secretary: Mable Simms.
asst. secretary and correspondent;
Beatrice Ware. treasurer; ROY
Wayne Powell. chief librarian: and
Elzora Gill. membership chairman.
other officers will be announced
later y. NJ. Barnes Is director OF
the club.
Mrs. Sarah Gardner left for an
indefinite stay In Chicago.
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Highland Park
BY HAZEL G. CCLPEPPER
~. Luke AME Church

The Sunday School OF 81. Luke
AME church was largely attended
last Sunday.
At the morning service. Rev.
Mitchell Culpepper preached a fine
sermon. He chose his text from
Prov. 4: %.
At pm. Rev. Daber preached.
The Gospel chorus sang.
The ACE league met at 6 pm
The Missionary society meets
Wednesday from Z 10 S pm
Visiting
Hazel and Clara Culpcpper Wis
tied their cousins. Mrs Curticeen
Ireland and Mrs Jackson. last
weekend.
The Highland Park PenEuins
gave a party az the home OF Ward
rey Benson last weekend Some
OF those seen chatting and living
wire William Nelson. Martenez
Gomez. Bobby Holmes. Resale and
Mildred Terrell. Alvin Allan,
Thelma Gaines. Betty liazer. En-
NETT Copeland. Mary Lucy Ray.
Matthew Bailey. Harold Russell.
Oddie Carter, Tony Small. Nadine
and Thelma Lamen, William Ter
ris. Mabel and Isaccs Harris. Mil
dred Telford. Edward Watkins. Ar
thur Tibbs. Evelyn and Junt Bald
win Charles. Robert and Harold
Hamilton. Edith Hatton, Edith Bail
ey. Mary and Buddy Pearcy. Wall
ter Evans and Thelma Jones.
There will be n dance on April
p sponsored by the Northwestern
ers
Chatter
The Mayfair was really jumping
last Sunday. when Mathew Rucker
played there on his return to De-
troit.
People and pins arc useless when
thcv lose their heads.
Eula Mac Stucky Is on the road
to r speedy recovery.
Ole man Confucius still hasn't
bitten HIS tongue
Saw Bob Hill taking Clara C.
10 meet his mother
What part Is ID. S. trying 10 play
with e. H.?
]. D. is on time with VI. T. Keep
Il up. bow.
Send all news to H. Culpepper,
1910 LaBelle street.
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WHITAKER
By WANDA SMITH

Last Tuesday afternoon the Mary
+. Handy Mite Missionary society
met at the home OF Mrs. Charles
Benton for the first time. A large
number was in attendance to en-
joy the meeting.
Master Henry l.. Thompson OF
Detroit was the house guest OF his
aunt. Mrs. Cornelius Reeves last
weekend. He returned home last
Monday, when Mrs. Reeves ard lit
tie Doris spent the day with friends
in Detroit.
Milton Reeves and sister. Mrs.
Annie Raines are spending this
weekend with friends in Detroit.
Mrs. Alice BRYANT. Mrs. Cora
Carter, Misses Edyth and June Bry-
art Fern Carter. and Wanda
Smith spent the day last Thursday
visiting friends in Inkster. While
there the young ladies' were priv
LEGGED 10 see tho first performance
OF the senior play "The Fascinat-
ing Fannie Brown"
Grace Ledford spent last week in
Detroit with relatives.
Miss Henrietta Bryant an a
friend. William warheld OF De-
troit. spent the weekend with Miss
Bryant parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Bryant. On Sunday after.
noon they accompanied her grand.
parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Bry.
ant. to Howell. Mich. where they
visited Henrietta's sister. Geraldn.
who Is convalescing at the sara.
forum.
Harold Carter and daughter
Fern also visited Miss Ceraldin,
Bryant last Sunday morning.
The Ford Cubs met at the HON.
or Glen Ford.
The Rev. a. Knowles preached
last Sunday morning from Matt
SECS Consider the lilies OF the
feld"
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PORT HURON NEWS

By CLIFFORD JOHNSON

The choir and usher board assisted
The attendance was large The
sum raised was ST %
The pastor Tho Rev Jalius Nor
ris. preached very inspiring SER
mon from Acts 1892
Mrs. Thompson. wife 81 tlrc Rev.
Mr. Thompson and Mr. and Mrs.
DAILY we're back 10 church after
being III.
In the evening. the Rev Joseph
Glenn preached a very edif,tny
sermon from s. Matthew II rs.
Three members were added to tie
church
On SUNDAY April 81 the Rev. 4.
J. Keys, pastor Of Amity Baptist
church Inkstcr. viii preach ne
installation sermon at pm. TIE
Rev. Julius Morris will BE- INSTALL
ed. The Rcys Keys and Morris
were co-workerr in Cincinnati.
Ohio Dinner will be served IN
the Mission home. You are invited
TO attend,
Matte l.. Marshall Is church re-
porter
The Rev. J. II. Iankerson. pas
tor. conducted services last sum
day at Shiloh BaptIft church lie
preached very inspiring sermon
which was enjoyed hy all. a solo
was sung by Mrs Rosie Thomas.
Funeral services were held last
Sunday afternoon In the 81 Paul
AME church for Mrs Martha Ann
Austin. who died last Thursday
morning in her home The Rev. :
c. Davis, pastor. OBLIGATED. Burial
was. in Lakeside cemetery.
Funeral services were held last
Saturday afternoon in Shiloh Ban
list church for Elizabeth Agnes
Meadows. eleven months old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Meadows. who died laft wednesday,,
The Rev r. n. cowan oriciaied
Notice
All news must be handed in BY
pm. each Sunday In order to be
published the following week. Serd
all news 70 Clifford Johnson. 2e02
Little street.
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sephs hospital after a lengthy III
ness. Her husband. the late An
derson williams. preceded her in
death % years ago. III. p. Williams
OF Torocto. the only son, survives.
The Rev Charles Penny conducted
the services at the Needham Memo
rial Chapel on Saturday. April 10.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. ard
Mrs. Garnet Highgate Is improving
satisfactorily after undergoing n
eerious operation in the Windsor
hospital.
Mrs. G. Simmons suffered re-
lapse and has been returned TO the
Public General hospital.
Walter Branton Is improving
after several days In 81. Josephn's
hospital
The following members OF the
Chatham BYPti visited the Temrle
Baptist church in Windsor last
Monde Betty Brown. Alma Car
ter, Stuart. Pauline Parker.
Annabcllc Williams and George Ma
lone.
MFR. and Mrs Sanford Woods.
Mrs. A. Benson and daughter. MIL
dred OF Detroit. were visiting their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Wright
last Sunday.
Nlss velma I.add is improving at
her home on King street
A miscellaneous shower was CIV
en- al the home OF the recently mar
ried Mr.and Mrs. wilfred Harding
in their honor last FRIDAY evening.
Guests nresent we're: Mesdames
Harve Handson. W. Highgate. r.
Jenkins. J. Parker. Mr.. and Mrs.
Neil Handsor. Mr.. and Mrs. C..
Wright. Mr.. and Mrs. q. Ladd. Ms--
earet PRYOR. PHYLLIS HiEhgafe. Ida
Tudha. Mildred Ncedham. 4. Gross
~ = fTandson md Anre Smith NJ
windsor; Cecil Handeon Guy
Needham. L. Abbey and others
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CLEMENS
BY GOLDIE WILLIAMS
ylnson Chapel ANE Church

Vinson Chapel Sunday school
was opered al the usual time by
Supt +. J. Hubbard. The dele
gates 10 the convention made some
splendid reports. which were en-
joyed by all
AT the IL o'clock service the Rev.
Moses Williams preached splsn-
did sermon He chose as his sub
ject Cast Thy Burden Upon the
Lord" text. Eccles. Isl The mu-
sic was furnished by the Junior
choir.
The ACE league convened al
$50 pm. and was conducted by
Shirley Brewer.
During the evening service the
Junior choir sponsored lovely
program. Shirley Brewer was
mistress OF ceremonies and Emery
Radford directed the choir.
On sunday. April 81. Mrs J.
Bron and her associates viii have
charge OF the service. In behalf OF
the senior missionaries Come and
worship with us.
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Of ST John ME- church building
fund. Rev. F. c. Walker Is the pas
tor.
A surprise party was given re-
Gently in honor OF Mrs. Alice Rey-
nolds. by some cf her friends. az
the sanatorium where Mrs. Rev
nolds Is convalescing. The visitors
were; Guy Fippin. Mrs. George
Cant, Mrs. Rosie Lee Manning. Mrs.
Elizabeth Seay. Mr.. and Mrs. COY
Armstrong and Mr.. and Mr.. Mel
YIN Armstrong. Mrs Reynolds re-
ceived many lovely gifts.
Friends are making inquiry about
the beautiful engagement ring
that Mrs Gordon Is wearing. They
were informed that It was from
none other than THEODORE Hardiman
Of Grand Rapids.
Tho Townsend club was organic
ed NJ nlakely's hall on April Q
and held its first meeting on April
is Rev. George ] Mathews Is pres
ident. Mrs. Sudlc Alexander. secre-
tary and ltson Woody. treasurer.
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Slants On Ypsilanti
ny MRS. ErGENIA OBANNO>

Faith. Patience and Goodness"
was the message brought by Rev.
H. G. Simmons TO his congregation
last Sunday morning at Brown
Chapel AME churcu.
The auto rally clubs are Off 10
. big start. The rally will end on
Sunday. July Z.
The Senior choir. congregation
and pastor will be the guests Of
Campbell Chapel AME church in
Whitaker Michigan. Sunday, April
rs.
Prof. \. G. Crosby has returned
to his home in Oberlln. o after
spending several days Of his vaca-
tion with his sister Mrs. II. G..
Simmons.
Church ~ God In Christ
Rev. and Mrs Brim OF Detroit.
Rev and Mrs. Thomas OF Inkster.
and Mr.. Benson and friends OF Lam
sing worshipped with Elder Ander-
son and congregation last Sunday.
On Tuesday night Rev. and Mrs.
Ford, Mrs Jones. Mrs. Nicely and
Mr.. and Mrs. ,eorge Jackson OF
Ann Arbor visited the church.
The Sewing circle will meet NJ
the home CT Mrs Thomas Graves
on Monroe street Wednesday
April IL
Second Baptist
Rev. G. W. Carr missionary ~
the Baptist Builders association
brought very enjoyable morning
message 10 the congregation last
Sunday at Second Baptist church.
The Junior choir furnished the
music for the day.
The Sunday School lesson was
ably discussed by Dr. L. c Perry.
The banner went 10 Class X.
On Sunday April q Rev. q. p
Jones, choir and congregation. OF
Ecorse. Mich. will be the guest OF
; the Southern group
Remember the style show on Fri
day. April 10 given by the Normal
students az the Harriet school.
Mrs. Henry Morris and family OF
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CHATHAM ONT
By c. Gibson and r Williams

Baptismal service was held al
the First Baptist church last sun
day evening with the Rev. NJ
Brown. pastor. officiating.
An inspiring prayer service was
held at the home OF Mr.. ano Mrs.
c. Points last Wednesday under
the auspices OF the Gospel Choral
union.
The Stewardess rally at the AME
church was a success. The Rev J.
r. Wilson was the guest speaker.
Mrs. A. Butler Is president.
Mrs. Mary Jenkins OF Windsor Is
visiting in the city.
Lloyd Freeman and infant daush-
ter. Barbara Jean, called on Mr..
and Mrs. ID. Williams last Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Naomi williams. one of the
Oldest residents Of the city. passed
away Thursday, April II In ST. Jo-
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ALRION NEWS
BY Alice Cant

Minnie Lee Williams speEt her
spring vacation in jackson with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis.
Mrs Frank Bennett received pain
full burns while working in her
home last Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Gamble are the
proud parents of an eight pound
baby boy born last Wednesday. The
baby was named Harry, Jr.
Nathaniel Tate of Omaha, Ncb.
Is visiting relatives and friends in
Albion.
Mrs. Willie Marvin Whitehead
and some others OF Ann Arbor are
visitors in Albion.
Raymon Isaacs OF Jackson was
In Albion last Thursday evening.
He's home on leave from the Bite
ly CCC camp.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Edmonds are
the parents Of baby boy borr last
Thursday morning.
The Bethel Musical chorus pre-
scented another OF their fine pro-
grams last Wednesday night IN
Concord The chorus is composed
Of high school students. young MA
irons and high school graduates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.. Piersor are
the managers. Members OF the
chorus are. Junior Parker. julius
Cant. Luther and CARLY Dixon. r.
G.. Foster. NJ. C. Simmons, John
Stevens. Theodore Edwards, John
Wall, Warren Smith. Ralph Banks.
Eddie Oliver. Nathaniel Howard.
Claude Davis. James Curtis. Marie
Mcintosh, Margaret Moorehead.
Alice Cant, Laverne Union. Flor
eEcc Tate. Roberta Wright. Fife
Sanders. Matte Field. Lille Biggs.
Mary Lee. Juanita simmons. Mil
dred Union. Dorothy kurtz, Chris
tine Byrd. Arlene Crawford. Mar
gelene Davis. Fannie Richardson.
Marjorie Minnix. Mildred Curtis,
Betty Ridley. Arlene Howard. Ruth
McCray, Marjorie Kurtz, Carrie
Alexander. and Mrs. Sam Wall. ac-
companist
Robert Holland Jr. was born 10
Mr. and Mrs Robert Holland last
Thursday morning. Mother and
baby arc doing fine.
The Gary Jubilee quartette Ct
Gary, Ind. presented weeks pro-
gram at the Macedonia Baptist
church. Also local Quartettes gave
several selections. Miss Mary
Louise Hunt, daughter of the Rev
W. l.. Hunt. pastor OF Macedonia.
gave few vocal numbers.
Mildred Curtis and a. l.. Ga-t
spent the weekend in Ann Arbor
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. r. B.
Price.
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Saline. Mich. were the Weekend
guests Of Mrs. LaShe and daughter
Mrs L. Brown
Miss Catherine Atkins and Davis
ROLAND. Jr.. popular couple
among the younger sci were join
cd in holy wodlock Saturday. April
s at Napoleon. @ Miss Bette Law
son and Leland Tucker accompani-
cd them. The couple are ~ home 10
their many friends on 45i S. Adams
street
Mr. and Mrs. r. ". Burden at
tended the birthday celebration OF
their grandson Santee Is Brock
man last sunday Ia Ecorse Mich
San'ee VAS three years old On
April II
An enjoyable time Was had last
sponsored a surprise birthday par
" for Roy Robe on He received
MANY beautiful gifts
Master Donnie Murtay spent his
spring vacation with his mother.
Mr. + West in Albion Mich
The Northern group under the
direction 81 Mrs Burnaaetia Walls.
presented an excellent program
last Sunday afternoon That pro-
gram was arfan, bv Mrs Ger
trude Thompson Dr. l. g. Perry
gave brief talk on patriotism of
the Negro in America Miss Jean
toyington Of Monroe. Michigan.
gave talk On the Life ~ G. "
Carver" Others On the program
were Miss Margaret Leitz. Miss
Lillian Bowlee and Mrs T.. Kerr
soy. Miss Geraldine Ellison. Mrs.
EVELYN Beatty and Leon Sharp
Mrs Nlly Kir'lv Ia suffering
from bruises sustained In a fau
last week
The XIV club will meet AZ 'hs
home of Mrs carrie Roberts This
club viii also have bake sale on
April % at 42S s Adams street.
Mrs. Brown OF Harrow Ont. was
the clubs guest a; their last meet
Ing
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Windsor, Ont.
By ARyTrA CHASE

w and Mrs. James Morgan
Eih 10 announce the engage
nsnt Of their daughter Helen ANA
TO Henry A. Harrison OF Wind
pr
W. and Mrs. Brown Tuggle (nee
Iva horEan) are the proud par
e'1 Of a baby boy.
:, Inc Crusaders for Work and
wages association. formerly the
nNef Front Workers. held their
,'Cono annual amateur contest
.1N thursday in Alphonsus hall.
iaere were quite a few partici-
gsns. The judges were Chief
,nade Renaud, +. Chavls and Or.
= = l. Crowley. and they certainly
..o a hard time deciding the win
W.. !. Inc contestants were divid-
y mo three groups according TO
S ns Inc winners were Norman
, svl,a'u' Gloria Savage, Joyce Ben
TT.'n, Geraldine Holgate, Ethyl
u uasn. Lois Mcdonald. Charles
r n'uury' Babe Nantois. Charles
ele'ry' Barbara Munroe. Mark
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SA GINAW NEW
Mt. Olive News
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The Rev. w. G. Wilson. pastor OF
Mt. Olive, chose as his subject last
Sunday morning prominence OF
Spiritual Love-" text Cor. 1878.
There was a large attendance to
enjoy this discourse.
During the BTU meeting. very
interesting discussion was held.
Subject discussed was Can Chris
tianity solve the Peace Problem p
Or April 20 the St. Matthew
Lodge No. and the Leading Light
Chapter No. are presenting The
$4,000 Breach OF Promise Trial
On Sunday. April 81, at pm
the ladies' OF Mt. Olive church are
putting on biblical play This
program Is being sponsored by the
trustees OF the church. Mrs. s.
A. Wilson is in charge
Deacon McCorey is confined 10
his home on account OF illness. The
members were glad TO see Mrs
Carrie Davis who has just returned
from Texas where she went 10 at
tend the funeral OF her father.
Zion Baptist Church
The Rev. NJ. Toomcy preached a
fine sermon TO large audience
last SUNDAY. One addition was
made at this hour.
At $50 pm J. II. Gray, presi-
dent Of the BIT, had charge OF the
oh l.aL
charge OF the Bible drill
At 1880 the Rev Mr. Toomey
conducted eyangelistic services
These services will be conducted
each Sunday night at the same
hour.
Plans have been made for a ST.
600 drive. which is now on.
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Conant Gardens

Well, old Man Winter dropped
In for a few days last week and
was accompanied by quite severe
snow storm. But now that Sprlng
Is in the air, let's go on with the
news.
This community continues 10
grow almost every week. A home
Is being built. and last week we saw
one OF the largest foundations
started on Gallagher avenue, which
We have seen for some time. II
VIII be occupied by one OF Detrolt's
leading beauticians.
While cnroute home from The
Detroit Tribune office last Thurs
day night. lost a brown bIllfold
containing S. in cash, operators
license. social security card and
other valuable papers. Finder
please return TO The Detroit Tri-
bune or call J. |. Kemp. To. 7-44s3.
Finder may keep cash.
The Rev. ard Mrs. J. A. Aikens
OF Michigan City, Ind. spent last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
White on Binder avenue.
Vernon Chapel
The pastor and congregation
worshipped at st. Peter AMEz
church last Sunday afternoon.
AZ the evening service at Vernon
Chapel, Presiding Elder David A.
Hlaka nraachad n varv iuepirtsc q,
sermon.
Don't forget the Usher board an
niversary on Sunday. April Fl at
$3.50 pm. The Rev. william r..
Peck will be the speaker. Every
one Is invited to attend.
Among those visiting nj Vernon
Chapel last Sunday were: Mr.. and
Mrs. L. /. Payne OF Arm Arbor,
Mich; Victor Kelly OF Louisville,
Ky; and William whitby of Pits
burgh, Pa.
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Reddam. Gordon Mcmillan. Ruth
Poulton, Richard Johnson. Jeanne
Daniels and Theodore Drauillard.
The ones who finished first in the
three groups went into the final
contest and Gordon Mcmillan was
declared grand winner, carrying
home the trophy.
VT. Zion Church OF God In Christ
On last Sunday afternoon at the
Mt. Zion Church of God In Christ.
a large crowd was present during
the services and broadcast. Elder
Morton spoke on the subject God
Il Able. which was taken from
Luke 3:7
Many visitors were present from
Youngstown. Cleveland. Detroit.
and other places.
On Friday night Elder Morton
and congregation will render re-
ligious program at the Salvation
Army hall on Quelette and London
streets. Rev Major Monday is
pastor.
On Sunday afternoon. April IA.
the missionaries held their annual
missionary day. This service was
enjoyed by all present.
Miss Betty Johnson. J.. Johns
ton. Orval Harris and Donald
Walls OF Harrow. ont. visited
friends in Windsor last week
Kenneth Mulder Of Amherstberg.
,s visiting his sister. lean and Ger
aldine Frye and aunt. Mrs. jose
phine Frye Of Glengary street
Victor Colbert Of Tuscarora St
is on the sick list. lie Is In the
Hotel Dieu hospital.
Vincent Hawkins OF Mercer ST..
passed away In the London hos
pital. He Is survived by his wife
Rose. his daughter Julia and one
step-son and laughter.
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Pontiac News
By +. p. HARRIS

The lavmen's conference at New
man A. NJ. +. church last Sunday
was very we'll chducted. DR.. Aaron
Toodle's address was very inspir-
ing. Everyone who attended enjoy
ed the meeting very much.
\ grand musical recital Of Negro
slirituals will he eiven nv Berea
Methodist church ~ Dertoit. AZ
Tho Central Methodist church on
April 10 at s pm for the benefit
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Metropolitan Church

MtuVpOiithn thuTtn
The Sunday school under the
supervision OF John Burrell is pro-
crossing splendidly.
The II am. service sunday was
well attended. The Senior choir
rendered excellent music. Pastor
l.. G. Collins preached from Luke
AIS. subject. 1.-The Christianity
Needed Today
Sunday afternoon. the pastor and
congregation worshipped at Ecorse
with the Rev. J. D. Davis. OF First
Baptist church. The Rev. Mr.. Col
Inns preached, subject. Prayer"
After services. Pastor and Mrs.
Collins entertained the visitors.
Mrs. winston Is church reporter.
Pilgrim Baptist Church
Superintendent Wilson Morris
had charge OF the Sunday school at
Pilgrim Baptist church last sun
day.