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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
Presbyterian Church

The church was filed for the
Mothers Day services las sunday
morning. both the sermol and the
singing were very good The Rev.
Henry Porters discourse Nas based
upon Solomons advice IN Proverbs
10 daughters and son. He also
spoke az the loyalty and encirculat-
ing influence OF mothers and said
that ~ mothers had charge OF
governments, there would be no
wars Mrs Roscoe Douglass and
Luther Harvin sang very pleasing
duet "My Mothers Prayers" com
posed by her husband W. Harvey
Hill. and Luther Harvin sang his
own composition. IN Never For
yet You Mother Dear both the
latier SONGS were dedicated 10 their
respective mothers.
TIE children. the little daughters
OF Mrs Johnson. were baptized
Charles Edelin, OF 1855 sherman
street is home after a successful
operation on his eye which he did
not lose as was first reported
Convalescing are Mrs + Smith.
Mrs. II HAYES and Mrs II. Ewing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
River ROUGE
By MIR. and MRS. WI. BOONE
NOTICE

To the local pastors and Sunday
school superintendents Please be
reminded that a report concerning
the disposition OF your church to-
ward the proposed recreational
church league is expected sunday,
May Is at the Sunday school TO-
rum. Will you kindly be present or
have someone TO represent you
with the authority to impart the de-
sired information? Thank you.
(Signed)
William II Boone
The next in the series OF MONTH
Is forums sponsored by the Sunday
school union will be held sunday,
May rs at $3.50 pm. at the Fews
Memorial CME church. The subject
for d cussion will be after the
Defense Program. Then WHAT"
DR.. Sweet OF Detroit and Robert
williams OF Ecorse will be the
principal speakers. Miss Hazel
Perry local high school honor stu
dent. will also appear on the pro-
gram.
81. John AME
The Rev. Mr.. Pryor preached al
the morning service on True
Motherhood. the Hope Of the
World His text was found IN I
Samuel III. The Senior choir
sang
Triumph Baptist
Sunday school was we'll attended
and new persons were added TO the
membership.
AZ IL am. the pastor. the Rev Mr.
Simms preached on Real Mothers
A Mothers Day program was rem
dered al 3 o'clock The rally at Tri-
umph is progressing
Robert Henderson Is reporter.
Union Baptist
The Rev. T. G. Phillips opened the
discussion In the Sunday school on
the subject THE Responsibility oil
the Home Regarding Alcoholic Bev.
erages."
Dr. Phillips spoke at the morning
worship from Solomon 6;lO, "Wht
Is she that looketh forth As tho
morning fair as the moon. clear Al
the sun and terrible as an army
with hanners?" Two persons Joined
the church The Junior choir sang
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
With The Churches
Peoples Baptist

The Peoples Baptist church will
hold dedication services for their
new church home Friday evening at
pm. and sunday May IS at pm,
The Rev J. G. Noble pastor OF King
solomon Baptist church and the
Rev. c. \. Hill. pastor OF Hartford
Avenue Baptist church will parti-
olpafe from May 10 TO % The pas
Tor, the Rev. Mr. Royal. will hold
revivsi services from May "a TO %.
A reading by Mrs David and
song by tho Male chorus preceded
The sermon by Or Royal. His sub
iect was Special Honor TO the Old
Folks
The Junior choir celebrated their
third anniversary May II.
Neri.a Mae Berry is church re-
porter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
Christian Science

"Mortals and Immortals" will be
the subject OF the lesson-sermon in
all Christian Science churches
throughout the world on Sunday.
May S.
The golden text proverbs s.si
IS "Forsake the foolish and live,
and go IN the way O, understand
ing"
Among the Bible citations is ;his
passage Romans SIS. 6i For
they that are AFTER The flssh do
mind the thinss % the flesh nut
they that are after the Spf the
things OF the Sr,rt For IS DE car
nally minded TO death. but 10 De
spiritually minded IS lie and
peace
Correlative passages 20 be read
from the Christian science text
book Science ard Health with
Key 10 the Scriptures hy Mary
Baker Eddy, include the following
~. 1927 For right reasoning there
should be bot one fact before The
thought. namely spiritual tx stence
In reality there IS no other ex-
is'cncc. since Lie cannot 10 Unit
"a 20 is url.krrss. morality.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
New Colors
For Chevrolet
Smartness Given
Spring Models

Timed 10 he a salute 10 spring,
Chevrolet announces a "Colorcade
Of Models In dcalerships the coun-
try over. introducing the liveliest
array OF hues ever effected by the
sales leader OF the auto Industry.
The announcement was made in
Detroit this week by William T..
Holler. general sales manager
Further Frightening line which
already includes an unusually
wide range OF colors and two-tone
color combinations. Mr.. Holler
said. lis the introduction at this
time ~ new colors for interior trim.
Our three most popular Special De
luxe models-the sport sedan, town
sedan and passenger coupe
are now available with either
green or blue Canda Cloth uphols-
terry AZ no additional cost.
with models in Constitution
Blue. Marine Blue. and two-tones
in NaSsak Gray above and Marine
Blue below, choice OF the stand
ard tan or new blue tone uphost-
terry IS offered Likewise. tan or
green upholstery is available with
Ridge Green. Admiral Green. and
two-tone green models.
These new bright spots in the
spring picture Mr.. Holler said.
augment line that already in
cludcs the popular new Fleetline
model. trimmed in its own distinc-
tive tan-brown broadcloth Intro
duced p few weeks ago. the Fleet
line has received wide acclaim as
the first car in the lowest price
range to afford maximum town
car smartness."
The new blue and green uphols-
terry fabrics are distinctive In
shade highlighted by harmonic
ing stripe that lends added rich
ness 10 the material Their inclus-
ion In the Chevrolet line gives the
color-conscious motorist unusual
range in his selection OF a dis
tinctive. personalized vehicle.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
WOMEN TO
STUDY LOCAL


The women's Council OF Second
Baptist held It's regular monthly
meeting Monday May and splcn-
did reports were made by the va
rious committee on the work they
have been able TO do
TIL Educational committee Is
working on pro- lens at the va
rlous schools ~ also reported
a meeting az Northwestern where
they were able 10 get the opinions
Of some OF the students.
The social and Acquaintance
committee are having a get-to-
ge'hcr social AZ Second Baptist
church on May 20.
The Nurses committee made 229
visits and gave out IL garments
The Delinquent committee has
several serious problems confront
ing them on cases OF delinquent
children This committee has been
visiting the courts and jail and is
anticipating a trip through the
juvenile home in the near future.
Women OF Detroit who are INFER
ested in doing something for their
community and their city are urged
10 come 10 the Women's Council at
Second Baptist church on the first
Monday in each month. There are
twelve committees doing differen,
work and you may work on either
one you choose They are Execu-
tive, Home Darcus. Sick. Nurses
Program, Social. Membership, De-
linquent. Educational, Courtesy
and the Acquaintance.
Mrs. r.. r Oyerinde. a returned
missionary from Africa gave won
dcrful talk az the last meeting and
showed US pictures OF scenes in Al
RIGA The council plans for her 70
bring this report TO many other
friends who are interested.
Mrs. NJ r. Smedley. council re-
porter. lives az 5426 Twenty-eighth
street. phone Tyler 4-33f5.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
Competition
Is Keen
Annual Show
Set For May "a

The 1871 annual Model aircraft
exhibit 10 be sponsored by the
Aircrafters club. will get under
way. Saturday. May "a. az the
YMCA. 81. antoine branch, with an
array OF some OF the finest model
aircraft to he seen anywhere.
Neal Loving. instructor OF these
model aircraft classes, is especially
proud Of the fine work being turned
out BY his students. Many OF these
boys once found tiny Baby ROC,
complicated the job, and are now
turning out finely constructed gas
models that would do credit 10 ex-
pert model builders
Birdharst Recreation center will
be ably represented by their three
top-notch builders, Emile Sande-
lin Malcolm Brown and Alfred
Brantley Each OF these boys are
building gas models OF identical de-
signs and construction. and will be
colored a bright yellow and green
which should be one OF the high
lights OF the show.
Charles Coleman one OF the
faithful members OF the YMCA
class is bringing a patriotic note TO
the show by painting his beautiful
liz constructed gasoline powered
model our national colors OF red
white and blue. An American
flag on each side or the fuselaee
adds a distinctive touch that should
set it apart from the other models
on display.
An ex-champion is making a
comeback this year in the person
OF George Graves who won the hon
ors in the 1888 exhibit. His gas
powered model entry. a dark blue
and yellow finish that glistens like
a new 1871 car His scale model, a
Stinson sportplane and Rearwin
Specdster. have the other members
OF the ~" class staying up nights
building planes TO equal the champ
ions well constructed planes.
All is not quiet on the western
front, as the west side boys from
Sampson School aircraft class are
making a last-minute squirt 10 com
plete their models in time for the
ffthy annual model aircraft exhib-
H.
Ernest CabulA is contributing
quantity as well as qaulity in his
s Il Commander gas job and two
rubber powered contest models that
have already demonstrated their
ability 10 ny.
James Scott has blue and white
contest model with "A H. wing
span. II has trim racy lines that
brings looks OF envy from his fell
low builders.
Grim Clemens Is still talkinF
about the airplane ride he won last
year AZ the model aircraft show and
is hard at work on group or
models that demonstrates his ver-
satility. An eight and half foot
gas model colored TO represent an
Army observation plane and bril-
liant red contest model and three
carefully detailed scale models pre-
sent colorful array for the judges
~ ioOf- CVpr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
STARLIGHT CHURCH

pasior Williams spoke sunday
morning N The mothers n behalf OF
ther children
Alarm KING solomon Harmony
Eve rendered their monthly pro
gram
Tho Rey Mrs. Wilkins spoke In
The evening on ire meme. Life "
Tf Rev Ms Wilkins las recover
OF tfem nor recent illness
pasrnr Williams .ecs a. 1922
Watson and hor Telephone number
IS e. 21t5
9. II Johnson r. church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
When POisOns Slow
kIDN EYS
and Irritate Bladder
Flush Them Out for IS Cents

90 20 your druggist today and get
this harmless liurctlc and stimulani
-- ask for Cold Medal liaarlem OIL
Capsules and start al once 70 flush
Kldncys 81 waste matter saturated
Vith acids and polsons.
That a prompt and effective way
10 hcip bring about more healthful
kidney activity and relieve that hlad-
der irritation with rs scanty passage
with smarting and burning as well as
restless nights.
Remember the kidneys often need flushing
a. well - the bowels. and some symptoms ~
kidney weakness may be getting up often
during the niNht--pufy eyes-hackarhe.
But be sure and get GOLD MEDAL
HARLEM oil Capsules - tho original
and genuine - the price IL email t35
ccnts) Just see n your expectations
aren't fulhlied. Refuse a substitute.
ADV.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
TABERNACLE

Augusta Vimberly and Anthony
Simms Joined church after listening
70 the sermon by Dr Pittman on
"As one who His Mother Comfort
eth so viii comfort YOU. Nine
we've baptized
The BTU under the direction OF
Mrs ~ Gray is conducting ten
week study course in the Bible.
The Senior choir will present
fho third annual concert under
fhc auspices Of the Goodwin club
My IS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
St. Paul AME

The Sam Jesus will he the sub
ject Of Dr Charlesfon's sermon
Sunday morning at 1885.
THE Sense Of Obligation will
be the subject OF the evening mes
sage.
The Sunday school will open al
9.l5. George W. Garner is super
intendent
The Aller Christian Endeavor
leagues will meet al s pm. and
$50
How 10 Read Our Newspapers
Ephesians 4:25-27, 1882, will be
the topic Of discussion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
Observations


Ecorse was treated with a school
strike demonstration last week.
when all the children at the {. J.
Miller school refused 10 go TO their
classes. on account OF reports that
one OF their fayorite teachers would
not be teaching at the next semes-
ter in September. We think the chill
dren were justified in their action.
at least they got what they want
ed The teacher involved was Mr..
Brocman. who has his degree and
was recommended TO the school
board by our present superintend-
emit OF schools. Mr.. Brocman is well
liked by the children and their
parents. He is an outstanding man
in our community and takes part
in all church. social and civic &C
tiyities Furthermore. he is scout
master and athletic director for the
'children. and when they saw they
were going to lose him their cry
was I'VE want Brocman.'
The youngsters cries were heard
by their parents. who Immediately
gathered at the school 10 see what
II was all about.
one OF the local papers. the.
Ecorse Advertiser, stated there
were about twenty children involv-
ed in the demonstration. That was
not the case There we're about
three hundred children at Miller
school and all Of them refused to
enter their classrooms. II seems
the paper mentioned wanted TO
make the school board believe that
few OF US on this side OF the track
are radical and should not he given
consideration. hut members OF the
scool board being more broad
minded saw III 10 give our group
what they wanted. The children
wanted Mr. Brocman. Their par
ents and the entire community
wanted him. No fault could be found
| on his record for the past two years,
so the board agreed that Mr.. Broc-
man should be retained The board
OF education didn't get the idea that
the many parents who crowded
the board meeting chambers re-
presented an Oliver faction. They
saw large GROUP Of orderly. in
telligent people gathered together,
asking for one thing that was JUS
fice-and Mr.. Oliver happened to
be selected by the group as a
spokesman. Here's more power 10
that fine group OF -men on the
school Board who heard both sides
OF the argument and rendered such
a wonderful decision.
Mrs Sallie watkins. OF Chicago.
Illinois. is visiting. her daughter.
Mrs. Hester Gaines. SAT superior
street. River Rouge.
The Police department Is doing a
thriving business these warm days
Tickets are being issued for traffic
violations right and left.
Among those taken in raid on
! disorderly house Saturday night
we're several persons OF Ecorse and
Detroit one OF them being so
called local politician. Law-hreak-
ers. he careful. Ecorse policemen
are on the job.
First Baptist Church
The attendance al First Baptist
Sunday morning was large. Ap-
propriaic red and white flowers for
Mothers Day were used for decora-
tons Devotional service was led
by the deacons and sisters.
The Sunday School Union OF the
Down River section Is steadily
progressing. Visiting ministers pre-.
sent included the Rev. Mrs. Brax.
ton. ~ Philadelphia; and the Rev
Mr. Cannon. OF River Rouge 9th.
er visitors were: Miss Gussie Nc
Crea, Mrs. Mary Johnson and sis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
ST. PAUL, SOUTHWEST

Pastor s s. Harris spoke from
Deuteronomy ZIG. Honor thy
father and thy mother" Scripture
lesson was read by Mrs. Brown and
Mrs Weaver. The Junior choir
sang.
Mrs Essie Shaw and daughter
and Mrs. l.. Jones and June were
guests and appeared on the pro-
gam.
The Norfolk spiritual singers will
reappear May 81.
Mrs. Laura Bowers was present
FOR tho first time.
=. A. vivian IS church reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
Allen Installs Scout Officers

Troop No As Of the Boy Scouts
OF America held its fourth installa-
tion ceremonies Tuesday evening at
Washington school. Lloyd Allen.
district commiss ioner Of the PERISH
ing district. was in charge.
After the ceremonies short pro-
gram was rendered during which
time Scouts Clark Cason and Cal
vim Hicks we're awarded the Gold
and Silver award for mcritorious
service to the troop and advance
ment in scouting. The awards are
life and first class. respectively. and
we're presented by Scoutmaster Ira
c. Elliott. Troop No. IS Is sponsor
ed by the Triangle Post No. IS of
the American Legion OF which Leo
whitaker Is commander.
The s. s. Kresge company and
the Holzbaugh Motor Sales have
made several financial oontribu-
tions 10 the troop Stanley Kresge
personally donated five tents for
camping and the Holzbaugh Ford
dealers were responsible for free
sportation TO aud from camp
for the past two years
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17

Prayer services were dsdlsal
TO mothers. Due to absence o.
Erwing. f. A. vivians presided
was assisted by Mr. LanEsion !
Jordan was out again after ss's
weeks Illness.
Still recuperaiing are fe
Pitts. Mrs. Mayo, Mrs. G " W
son. f. A. vivians Is club repo''
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
|Boy Aircraftsmen Ready For Exhibit
Ecorse News
ter. from Atlanta. ca

ter. from Atlanta. Ca
Pastor ]. d. Davss ter,
from uke 81. subject. ~
Room For Jesus" II Was -
full discourse. The church
blessed to have united with Il ~
Dolly Tate. OF River Rouge. ~
er Quarterbon. candidate ,or ~
tism: and Mrs. Bessie vonro.
Ecorse.
Remember the sick and az
services at the church al ali ,,~y
Zadie Askew is church repor,..
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
The Rev. G. A. Stevenson
pastor, preached a strong ma
er's Day sermon Sunday morr,l
subject, Save Your Tears IA
1928. The congregation enio,I
the message. The Junior choir /,
dered lovely Mothers Day Am
A lovely duet was sung nv al
Allen and Juanita Campbell
Visitors were. Mrs. NJ W,ll
and son, Ozell Charlie Scott }
Belison. Alberta Williams III
williams, b. j. Green. Y Apa}
son, the Rev. and Mrs. Scott 4
Rev. Mrs. CASTOR. Mrs. Esss q
DO Stevenson OF Detroit and M
Nellie Weathers. OF Kansas.
The Missionary and Mo,h,|
board sponsored a Mothers n
program during the alterra
service. The afternoon sermon \
preached by the Rev. Mr.. Phelps
Be sure TO visit those who are
Corinne Campbell is church !
porter.
W. \. Peoples Club
The business meeting last sad
day had too much Roberts Rul
OF Order for MIR Oliver and
followers. Everything which I
done at the previous meeting \
thrown out and a new election Y
be held the first Saturday night
June. The president is asking |
loyal members to please be prss}
on time. Plans are sill heinz
ranged for the clubs twelfth AL
versary which will be held in JuI
W. II. Armstrong is president
The Ecorse Good Will club I
last Thursday al Erwins hall 4
next meeting will be May 20 at
same place at S pm
There will be q church paryI
the home OF Mrs. Dorcas Harden|
1868 Twelfth street. Saturday. J,
Il. for Unit No. s. Eyerybody|
welcome.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bryant 1855 III
teenth street, gave a surprise bIrI
day party for her husband Clsrs]
recently. Many friends attended
affair and numerous gifts were
ceived by the honoree. All pres(
had a good time.
The Alexander Dumas and u
No. $50 are giving joint pa|
May 18th at the Legion Hall
10Th street. The public Is cordi|
invited to attend.
On May card and Path the Y
and Post will sell peoples
Decoration Day This Is he 4
tipe that we can show our avn
citation 10 the vets and di"ol
soldiers. The peoples are boul
from the soldiers and then SOD
the public.
Mrs. Craighead Is Chairman
publicity.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
New Bethel

Tho Nurses guild o' Sew Bethel
cnlrc vii hold .heir anniversary
M1y i, az pm The ReV. W r
Ramsey. pastor vii deliver the
.rm1r Mrs Leila swans is presi-
dcr'.
N T.. Marshall viii sponsor a
t8ir style show Monday evening
My ~.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
O.E.S. COLUMN F. & A.M.P.H.A.


GUIDING STAR CHAPTER NO. 11--STATRD MEETING-1st
Wednesday. DEGREE WORK srd wednesday. Worthy Ma
tron-Mrs Aphra Williams, els TrOwbridge, To. 6-Is01
Worthy Richard white 51s1 Tllman Secretar-
Mrs. Viola Perry, 5sS Leland, TIE. 1892
BATHSHEBA CHAPTER NO 0-STATED MEETING-1st Friday
DEGREE WORK ard Friday worthy MatrOn rs. Leah Mar
TIM 617 Garfield, Apt TIE. 1867; Worthy PatronM v A.
Bristol 1871 Campau. FL 1885, Secretary, Carrie
Riley, 1898 Parker Pl. 75e5
GOLDEN LEAF CHAPTER NO. 1t-STATED MEETNG-Ist
nesdny. DEGREE WORK srd Wednesday Worthy Matron-
Matte Collins COIL 2Sth 06939; Worthy PatronMr
Arthur Robinson. 1867 EvaIne IT. 1860; SecretaryMrs
Lula Hendley 1850 Klnger
PRISCILLA CHAPTER NO. e1-STATED MEETING-end Fri
day. DEGREE WORK 4h Friday. Worthy Maron-Mrs Mar
tina Cameron es5 Eliot Apt 7e Te e5o4s' Worthy Patron
Mr. Haywood CAN'T 600 Hartford Ty 45b56, Secretary
Mrs. Helen B. CAN'T 500 Hartford. Ty. 47b6
LONE STAR CHAPTER NO 26-STATED MEETING-1st Thurs
day. DEGREE WORK Bird Thursday. worthy Matron-Mrs.
While Austin 20ss0 Nichedale; Acting Worthy PatronMr
Richard White 5lsl Tllmar, Secreary-Mrs Gladys Hard
wick soil Chene. VI. 05sk
ST. Agnes CHAPTER NO. eS-STATED MERTING9nd wednes.
day. DEGREE WORK eth Wednesday. Worthy Matorn-.
Mrs. Elizabeth Logan, Goal esth, Ty s6ee; Worthy Patron
Mr. Sim Flood Hartford, SeretaryMrs Lorraine Tall
bot, $500 Begole, Ty. 7-O67s
ICAPST0NE CHAPTER NO. ao-STATED MEETING-snd Thurs
day DEGREE WORK eth Thursday. Worthy Matron-Mrs.
Rosetta Matthews s32 ~ s4s5, Worthy Patron
Floyd Harris 1851 McDouFa r. 1915, SecretayMrs John
ME n HILL 1881 Madison, FL 1851
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
Clinton Chapel

The pastor and members are
completing their work for the con-
ference year and preparing 70 at
Il 1 their annual meet which Will
he given June is in East Chicago,
Ind. The Rev. F. VI. Williams has
been pastor OF Clinton Chapel for
the past five years.
The Ratiff Singers OF Detroit
will appear in a program Sunday,
May Is az $50 pm, The public Is
cordially invited
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17
Home Convention

The thirteenth Home convention
Of the Thompson Avenue Baptist
church will be held from May Is to
May IS. The theme will be The
Power OF Faith
F. d. Haynes deacon Is presi-
dent; Mrs. videha Symonette. sec
rotary; and Or. Larkin j. Banson.
paStor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-17

The pastor urges all members to
visit the sick and attend Mid-Week
Prayer services each Wednesday at
s pm.
Bonnie Caswcll. Jr Is reporter.