The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-03
INKSTER
BY EFFIE kERsEY
School Board sponsors Program

'f""N"i> Program
A song festival aud program ~.
given at Second Baptist church sn.
day evening for the benefit o, ~.
Scholarship Fund. Musical SELF"
tons were rendered by choirs =,
various churches OF the commur,
~. The Rev. S. A. Sears. pastor !,
Womack CME church. gave the in
vocation. The principal speaker va,
Or. G. o. Saulsberry. who IL ws,I
known for his fine lectures ana
illuminating talks on present.dss
problems. DR.. Saulsberry spoke q.
the challenge that has heen banS.
ed to Christianity by the other dor.
trines OF the world. He also cav.
an excellent illustration Of two
PHILOSOPHERS Of lfe-that oi sset.
ing material wealth and tho o,hs,
searching for happiness By helpius
others.
During his discourse. Dr.. saul,.
berry admonished his listeners IA
beware OF the approaching trend
of world conditions. aud 10 govern
themselves accordingly
The Senior class was represent.
ed by Miss Schauex. superIn,end.
ent of schools. The public confirm.
ton toward the fund was SIS.
Womack Temple
Womack Temple CNE rhnr,h
was largely attended Sunday morn.
ing. The Reward or Obediences
was the theme of the pastor. tho
Rev. Sea. 1t was the second in ,
series OF sermons taken from The
first book of history OF the Ola
Testament--"lf man follow when
God directs him in a certain path.
his reward shall be according 10
his works Music was rendered
by the senior choir.
Elks Orntorlcal contest
The Elks annual oratorical con.
test held Tuesday evening was al
tended by an interested and appre-
ciat!ye audience. There were three
speakers on program -.lho Misses
Marion winston Geneva Slmms,
and Janetta Bolden Musical ssec-
iions were also rendered bv the
Sisters Trio and Eugene Bo.4en.
Judges were Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn.
as Graham OF Ecorse and Mr..
Burrell, The master Of ceremonies
was G. +. Wilson, exalted ruler Of
Golden Gate Lodge. A Simmon, vas
time-keeper. Opening remarks and
instructions were given By Chester
Adams. local director Of education.
The subject Of the ora,ions 81 the
contestants. were: The Constiia-
ton And slavery" by Miss Simms;
The Negro and the Constitution
by the Misses Weston and Bolden.
An original poem was also given by
lacy Manner. entitled The c | o."
The winner OF the contest was Miss
Janeita Bolden whose discourse re-
quired less than ten minutes and
almost brought the listener, 70
their feet. She will appear 10 the
elimination contest in Ypsilan'..
other speakers who gave remarks
on the program included the Rev.
a. D. Evans Robert Simmons Miss
A. Schauer and Mrs. f. r Boiden.
daughter Fix.
Foundry Foremen Meet
The meeting OF the Foundry Fore
men Of Ford Motor plant held Z
special meeting Sunday evening.
The purpose OF the meeting was
outlined by Walds Sargent, acting
chairman. Mr.. Sargent stated that
in order TO determine the right per-
son for the job OF leadership in any
organization. the man must 10
analysed for his qualifications He
continued: The time has passed.
when voting for a man because
someone else did so. made him
eligible. Individual thoughts and
ideas. II used individually. Will
hardly benefit any person. but col.
lective ideas formed through dis
cussions. when brought together
and accepted. will benefit any group
that knows what IL wants ana
fights with carnal weapons. eiih..
or, for in unity there Is power, and
In power there is strength So I
an organized body is 10 be recog-
nized we must shop unity o'
thought. word and action. Ridicue
and indifference have Slapped me
life OF many an activity. before y
had time to root and grow
Continuing. the speaker said
Even after organization. don't
expect for changes overnight pa
tience and desire about reward.
eventually bring about reward
In considering the position OF our
selves and the choice OF UNION
every man is entitled TO his own
ideas and opinions. II is his constr
tutional privilege. Therefore. no
man can deny his fellowman sucn
right and expect TO receive II nm.
self. warlike demonstrations ana
outbreaks will never reap anyh'ns
but bruises and hatred OF man
against man. This is a democfalc
organization and each man Will o.
able to speak freely. so that he may
understand the problem before ~
The second speaker. W. NJ. Men,
olson, commended the remarks %
the acting chairman. He also s'a''
ed that the members should gel 70.
gether and select men for lneI
qualifications. so as TO be abe "
know what to expect from men
chosen.
Mr.. Thomas. the third speaker
stressed the necessity OF coniacting