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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-10
With The Churches
Christian Science

Adam and Fallen Man" will be
the subject OF the lesson sermon
in all Christian Science churches
throughout the world on Sunday,
May IL.
The golden text (Romans SID
Is: III by one mans offense death
reigned by one: much more they
which receive abundance OF grace
and OF the gift OF Righteousness
shall reign in life by one, Jesus
Christ"
Among the Bible citations is this
passage John s;i2. ST.: Then
spake Jesus again unto them, say
ing, | am the light OF the world. he
that followeth me shall not walk In
darkness, but shall have the light
OF life. Verify. verify. say I'M
TO you, II man keep by saying. he
shall never see death"
Correlatlve passages to be read
from the Christian Science textbook,
Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures" by Mary Baker
Eddy, include the following (p. 429l
Jesus said John VIII. 5l). III a
man keep my sayings. he shall
never see death" That statement Is
not confined 10 spiritual life. but in
cludes all the phenomena OF exis-
tence. Jesus demonstrated this
healing the dying and raising the
dead"
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Ecorse News
~ lilo CASTOR

The members were glad 10 see
Mother Walker out again.
Those reported sick this week
inrluded Mrs. Peter Rogers and
Mr.. Eason. in Erorse.
The Rev. Mir. Johnson. OF De-
troii. and some members OF his
family were among the visitors
present Sunday morning The Rev.
Mr.. Johnson preached from the
subject: "A Lost World And A
Redecming Saviour" 1t was a very
instructive sermon. Lawrence Gle
mons. OF Riverside. Arksansas.
joined the church.
Among the visitors were Mrs.
Beulah Hill and BURNS Reddick,
the Spiritual Echo quartet, Mrs.
Annie l.. Foster. Mrs Gussie Nc
Crca. Ruby Clemens. Mrs. Gladys
White. OF Detroit. and several 9TH
ers.
The Spiritual Echo quartet will
render program at this church
Friday. May 9 at pm. Zadie
Askew. church reporter.
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
The Sunday morning service al
Mt. Zion sunday was highly in
spirational. The message was
preached by tho Rev. +, +. Evans
wso spoke from the subject. He
that thirts or hungers, let him
drink and eat lisa 30:l0. The
Rev. Mr.. Evans is Michigan's state
evangelist.
Among the visitors were: Mrs
Lackey, Sr.. Mrs. lola Lackey and
family, Joseph Chambers. Mr.
Brockman and Mrs. Goodwin and
son, Willie Paul, also Mrs. +. E.
Evans.
The Quartet union, OF which Mr.
Parker is president met at this
church during the afternoon serv-
ice. Many fine selections were rem
dered by the different quartets and
singers.
Jesse Cooley who recently un-
derwent an operation at Edyth X
hospital. is now convalescing al
home.
Remember TO visit the sick OF the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-10
Commander Wills
Is Installed
Seeks Foreign
Service Men

Sunday afternoon. April rs was
an important day with Boone Love
Post No. gil V. r. ". when their
installation exercises were con-
Quoted at the post headquarters.
The installing officer wasSenior
vice commander Gilbert Brucker
OF the Wayne County council.
The following officers were in
stalled Commander. Milton Wills;
Senior vice. Walter W. Miller: in
Tor vice, Moten +. Harvey: quar-
termaster. Clarence z. Thompson.
Adpustant, Joseph w. Smith; Post
advocate, Allen Washington. Chap
lain, Boston Payne: Surgeon. DR..
Samuel G. Steward. Officer Of the
day, Daniel Mack: Patriotic instruc-
tor. James j. Bowman, Post his
torian William Johnson. Trustees.
Will Lyons. Will Fritz. and Onnie
L. Booth: Sgt. Major, Chunk
Parks. Quartermaster Sgt. James
II. Chairman Guard, Will Daniels
Sentinel. Monroe Mays; Color
bearers. Joe Sallier and Henry
Broadus: Legislative officer. Sim
mon Winer; Service officer. Daniel
Mack.
The post members were very
much pleased and extremely fortu.
nate 10 have at this meeting Com.
mander Latty and Trent and many
other members Of James Europe
Post No. $3.50 V. f. W. Many help.
full remarks and much encourage.
ments were brought by the James
Europe members
With the installation OF these OF
hcers the post is hoping that this
will be the best year in the history
OF the post. The commander Is anx'
ious 10 have all foreign service men
10 meet with the post on the second
and fourth Friday nights and the
second sunday afternoon OF each
month at PIG Z. Montcalm.
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River Rouge
By Mr.. and Mrs. William Boone Beechwood Center


ideas 10 try out Now that the
weather Is good, parents. why not
have your child attend the Beech
wood Nursery school every day. ex-
cept Wednesdays
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Davis wish
70 thank the Rev. Mr. Copeland.
the Rev Mr. Pryor neighbors,
friends and relatives for floral Of
ferines and sympathy during the
recent loss Of their daughter. Ber-
nice Z Davis.
II. JobR AME Church
At the SUNDAY morning service
~ 81. John AMF church. the Rev.
Mr. Pryor preached from Kings
2;13-2l. concerning knowledge.
wisdom and devotion He said:
knowledge is proud that she
knows so much wisdom is humble
because she knows no more"
Everybody is welcome 70 worship
at 81. John church
Triumph Baptist Church
The sunday School is planning
a membership and financial drive
for the near future. The attendance
was good. Sunday.
At II am. the Rev Mr. simms
preached from the subject Civ
inr occasion The discourse was
well received and enjoyed by all
present. Many visitors were in at
tendance and the collection was
fine The baby contest was a sue
cess The churchs financial rally
was launched AZ the morning serv-
ice The church hopes 10 close the
rally on tho fifth Sunday in June.
A, the night service. the Rev.
Mr. Moore ~ Detroit. was guest
speaker The Lords supper was
administered and good collection
raised
Visitors are ALWAYS welcome at
Triumph Baptist church The Rev.
G. W. simns IS pastor R. L. Hend-
erson reporter.
Union Baptist Church
SUNDAY school attendance sun
da, morning was large The sub
Jet was The Church Enlarging
rs Fellowship
sunday morning tho Rev G. W.
Wallace. ~ Detroit preached from
tho tex. Gal 2 IN The Senior
choir rendered music
SUNDAY night the Lords supper
was celebrated.
Beginning Monday MAY 5. the
Rev F.. c. Phls will conduct q two
weeks revival All are invited TO
attond The pastor. the Rev. + c.
Copeland, s hoping everyone will
visit the sick and attend midweek
prayer service every Wednesday
evening. Bonnie Caswell. Jr- 10
church reporter.
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s.. Paul AME

.,..rs Day will be observed a.
nu d., when the pastor speaks
y 'T me- Call OF a Mother -,
Oh ~ o'clock the Senior Usher
A. will celebrate its anniversary
S0.',u olhers Day program Will Dc
."sa.red at 7:i5 pm.
Tsn ra. sunday school will open a.
iAs The Junior Allen Chris
10 rndeayor league at 5 pm. Inc
pan ,a - Allen Christian Endeavoii
senior vii discuss An Evening OF
IH s.s~'s Music Psalm 100.
Mr,fce-Tabernacle -. -. -; 49,
lA Az SUNDAY school will be In
Inc N the Mothers Day flowers
ens.s sunday. Both live and artinc'
reA. .,nstions will be on hand. AL
~ y. nrred to purchase their flowers
!, the church. ,.,.,o,
~ ~. vable Gray, is offering q
' :. min, course for the benent O
s.s and laymen OF the church
es Tss Reys Pittman, story, Mrs
,' my p pittman. V. Douglass and
NJ w.. D colbert will be instructors
~ ~" classes which began May
I .gI continue for hve weeks.
=, Members are grieved by the deatf
pohort prultt
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ZIONITES
CELEBRATE
ANNIVERSARY

The st. Peters AME Zion church.
with the other Zion churches OF the
Detroit district. sponsored a District
tea celebration OF the sixtieth ami
versary OF the Annie W. Blackwell
Missionary society wednesday eve
ming at the YWCA.
The affair was very elaborate
one headed by the district president,
Mrs. Hattie Neal Flack many OF
the leaders among the women pres
ent dressed In artistic evening
gowns which added much charm 10
the felicitation.
Mrs. Arvett Metcalf. Mrs. Ger
trude Thomas, Mrs. Edna Perrin,
Mrs. Mary Brown, Mrs. Eva Mae
Fisher. Mrs. Estella Pearson Mrs.
f. d. Porter. Miss Bernice Jackson,
and others were prominent figures
during the evening OF gala enter
tainment. Some OF the prominent
Zion ministers were in attendap &c
including the Revs. F. ID. Porter
presiding elder OF the Detroit dis
trict: c. Nj. Metcalf. d. p. Thomas
David Baldwin. r. M. Williams, J.
w. Crockett and Miss Beulah Hawk
ms OF Windsor, ont, and Mrs.
Florence White.
The st. Peters Zion church will
sponsor Sunday at $3.50 a very
unique Mothers Day program. with
Mrs. Beatrice Fleming as the prin-
cipal speaker. Mrs. Fleming is
widely known throughout the coun-
try as a civic worker as we'll as q
specialist In the field OF cosmetolo-
gy.
The Rev. c. NJ. Metcalf will be
heard next Sunday morning al Q
o'clock over radio station WJLB
with a special Mothers Day mes
sage. Hundreds have listened TO
him for the past three years over
different stations and claim him
to be one Of the finest radio minis
ters OF the race
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-10

The anniversary dinner given by
the Beechwood center last Satur-
day was quite a success. More
important than the financial re-
turns was the splendid expression
Of cooperation on the part OF our
townfolk. The ordinary citizens
and business men alike contribute
ed to the success OF the dinner. The
Board OF Directors wish 20 thank
everyone for the fine cooperation,
especially the following ladies who
prepared and served the dinner:
Mrs Edith Johnson. Mrs. Mary
Walker. Mrs Ida Adams. Mrs
Ozzie Sabbath, Mrs. Martha Quinn.
Mrs Smith and Mrs. William
Boone.
The Union OF Sunday School
Superintendent met sunday al the
home OF Charles Pollard Their
plans were made for the next
forum. which will be held Sunday,
May IS AT Fews Memorial church,
OF which the Rev. MIR Crane Is
pastor. Richard Jones IS S. S. sup
erintendent. The theme Will be:
After The National Defense Pro-
gram. Then WHAT Efforts are be-
ing made 10 secure several good
speakers. whose names will be an
nounced later. Keep this date open.
William Boone and Lewis Doug
las met with the Union % S 5. Sup
erintendenis last sunday. 70 dis
cuss further the organizing OF =
recreation league composed OF
teams representing the local Sun
day Schools The Union endorsed
the plans and through each OF its
members is now seeking 10 gain the
sanction Of the churches Some of
the individual comments are as fol-
lows j d. Waithall chairman Of
the Union and superintendent 81
Nj Zion Baptist s. SIT would
he wonderful benefit TO the COM
munity" Charles Pollard sccre-
tary OF the Union and superinicnd-
ent Of ST. John AME 5. S.-"Yes, ]
like the plan very much II would
be good thing II YOU can get the
cooperation Of the churches y. T.
Jones superintendent Of Union
Baptist S Sit would be an as
set TO the sunday Schools and COM
munity | am for II 100 per cent as
It has been outlined Mr. Maddox.
superintendent Of Triumph Baptist
/ S. S.-"Helpful for the childs well
fare" +. r. Green superintendent
(, Of First Baptist s. s. in Ecorse-
1T meets with my approval and
has my wholehesried cooperation y
Richard Jones. superintendent a.
Fews Memorial 5. Wonderful
program. II we can got all the
churches and sunday schools 10 CO.
operate" Mrs Charles Pollard
Wonderful idea, with proper sup
ervision"
Mrs Matte Reynolds. 44o Beech
wood avenue. has been III with la
grippe. Because OF her great activi-
~ in the community. she Is great
ly missed Her friends wish her a
speedy recovery and prompt re-
turn to her various posts Of duty.
Miss villa Mae Sullivan. OF the
Beechwood center. who was away
all last week attending pre-
school institute in Detroit. has re-
turned 70 work with many new
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-10
Political Comments

One OF the biggest surprises in
our village came like a bomb out
OF a clear sky last Wednesday
night. when Board Member John l..
Riopelle made a motion at the
Township office that colored man
or woman would be hired in the
Township office as clerk. Bob
Brown. our supervisor. lost no
time In supporting the motion. Doc
Salliott, our justice of the peace.
let It be known that the person hir-
ed was to be a clerk. not a window
washer or a counter-duster.
All other members OF the board,
except Justice Bichan voted yes on
the motion. The salary was set at
thirty-five dollars a week.
Judge RiOpelIe
The Democratic Party. along with
a real Republican like Hon. John l..
Riopelle. have set an example for
Ecorse that will long be remember
ed. Judge Riopclle is the only Re-
publican on the Township board,
but he seems to have the democratic
idea that race. creed or color
should have no bearing on public
offce-holders.
The man or woman chosen to I'LL
the clerkship job will start the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-10
PONTIAC

The Rev. Ford p Reed. pastor OF
New Hope Baptist church spoke
last Sunday morning on the sub
ject The Garden OF the Heart
The Rev. Mr. Miller was guest
speaker at p. m.
Miss Irmah L. Moore. evangelist
spoke al Neman AME church last
Sunday morning on the subject. In
Haste Come Down The meeting
will close May Is.
The Rev. r. +. Carr and congre-
cation worshipped at New Bethel
Baptist at 3 pm. The Rev. Mr.. Carr
delivered the message. Joe Louis
Mrs. Brooks and Mrs Mary J. Ken
nedy and many others from Detroit
were present The financial drive
ended and S125.S9 was raised
Mrs Fowler OF Lake street. Henry
saltor OF Lull are i'll
Mrs. Mamie Fowler OF Lull street
has returned from a visit 10 May
field. Kentucky.
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Presbyterian Church

Holy Communion was admins
tered last Sunday morning by the
pastor. the Rev. Henry Porter. His
sermon was centered around the
significance of the communion
service and the subject. Let Us
Keep the Peace" He adpured the
Christians to seek nearer fellow
ship with God. Nine we're taken into
full membership in the church.
The sick OF the church are Chas.
edelin, OF Sherman street who Is
recovering from an operation on his
eye at the Deaconess Hospital and
Mrs. Harrison Hayes OF 5ss Alger
avenue.
The Nom areial club met Tues
day evening with Mrs. c. l.. Hen
derson, 30th street.
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Mt. Olive Baptist

The financial result Of the rally
to be held Sunday at NJ. Olive Is
expected to speed up Mt. Olive
building program the pastor the
Rev. o. c. Thomas. announced this
week. Men are expected 10 contri-
butte $40: women, IS.
The annex TO the old building has
been cut OF so that there will be
more room for the digging OF a
basement for the church. This part
OF Mt. Olive program is almost COM
pleted and soon ground Will be
broken for the site OF a new church
at 1112 n. 9Th street.
THE big effort Mt. Olive Is max
ing, and the sacrifice she plans TO
undergo Is but a dream she has
had for several years" Or. Thomas
said.
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TABERNACLE

The Goodwin club is featuring the
Senior choir in its third annual
concert May 26. The affair will be
formal.
Four persons joined church Sun
day after hearing the message by
the Rev Mr. Pittman. He spoke
from Dcut. Nv 17-ls on the subject.
"The Inevitable Consequences OF
Disobedicnce." The persons added
TO the membership were Mrs. Mary
Calvin. restored: Mrs. Mary Jones.
Christian experience; Miss Earle
Hall. letter and Mr.. Jones, baptism.
Music was furnished by the Senior
choir with Mrs. Vetra Miner. solo
ist.
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work around May 10.
The example set by the Town
ship board is just sample OF what
we get
We want Don Beckmn. our viii
lage clerk. to know that we are ex-
pecting the same thing to take
place in his office, or our large
majority OF votes on our side OF
the track will go the other way.
School board has promised more
colored teachers and another jani-
tor. beginning with the next semes-
ter. Walter Goliday was promoted
TO assistant street commissioner, TO
fill the vacancy left by the Rev. Mr..
Menoleon.
Tap Room Johnnie is resting
nicely in Edyth X. Thomas hospi-
tai, where he has been Ill for three
weeks with a severe case OF pneu-
MONA.
First Baptist Church
The first Sunday In May found
a large congregation at First Bap.
fist, attired In lovely raiment In
keeping with the lovely weather
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-10
New Bethel

The pastor. the Rev. ". E. Ram
sey spoke on 1.-THE Baptism AS
fought in the Scriptures" Baptiz-
ing and Holy communion was held
in the evening.
Sunday. Mothers Day. will be
the half way mark in the $4,000
drive.
DR.. Ramsey and Senior choir will
be at the opening OF the anniver-
sary services OF ST. James Baptist
church May 9. The Rev. W. c. Bar
nett Is pastor.
Prayer services are every Sun
day a. 5 am. and Wednesday at
1880 pm.
c. Field is church reporter.
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The Rev. 7. r. Royal preacher on
the subject, THE Early Church
Meeting Human Needs"
The third anniversary OF the Peo-
pies Baptist Junior choir will be
celebrated with program May IL.
The public is invited. They will
close their anniversary with a ban
quet Friday night. May Is.
Any man who can sing and a
member OF any church In Detroit is
invited to join the Male chorus OF
the Peoples Baptist church. They
rehearse every Saturday night TO
o'clock
The Royal Singers will sing Fri
lay night for the Usher board.
Public Is invited.
verlia Mae Berry Is church re-
porter.
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St. Paul AME
Southwest

Pastor S. S. Harris preached
from Corinthians 3:9, For we are
laborers together with Cod" At the
close OF the sermon the pastor left
for tour OF the upper part OF the
state where he will conduct series
OF meetings.
The Rev. ]. ". Cook, the Rev. A.
II. Myers. Mrs. Frances Fitzpatrick
participated in the services.
A program will be held next Sun
day afternoon in the interest Of the
rally at which time several quar-
tets OF the city will appear.
f. A. Viyians is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-10
GOSPEL CHORAL UNION
By ROBBIE BLACKMON

The fourth anniversary OF the
Canadian branch OF the union work
closed Sunday evening after the
installation of officers had been
held in the afternoon The eve
ming sessions were held at the First
Baptist church. Blenheim (white).
The Rev. Charles II. walker spoke.
Mrs A. Hutchins is getting about
these days driving her little cad.
All singers are expected 10 attend
the indoor and outdoor picnic given
by the Peerless Circle 1881. Royal
Circle May &c at 224O Antietam.
The contest between the union
choirs continues.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-10
Second Baptist

Second Baptist church will be
honored by opening the Centennial
celebration OF Bethel AME church
Saturday evening, May 10.
THE Tragedy OF Uselessness
was the subject Of the sermon by
the Rev. r. l.. Brady. DR.. Brady
said In part:
"Of him who has much God ex-
poets much. OF him who has little
he expects little Those OF US
who sit around doing nothing are
SHINING as much as others and will
be punished accordingly. We are
as much a tragedy as the fig tree
which has borne no fruit"
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Allen Temple

The pastor, the Rev. W. A. Cri-
tsr preached from III Timothy IA.
The membership Is looking for
ward 10 the special program for
Mothers Day which will be given
Nay y at pm. by the Boosters
,lub with Mrs. Rebecca Moore, pres
lisr'.
The Rev ". A. Crider. Mrs. Cri-
tr and Miss Doloris Thomas at
tended the Sunday school conven-
ton a. Benton Harhor. Miss Thorn
II vas a delegate from the Sunday
s:hwl
Mrs Gertrude Johnson IS church
r,orler.
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Church Of God

Tho morning service at the
c,nreh Of God Sunday was impress
.rs Elder samuel Randle read the
s lesson. Elder 7. ID. Nc
s s rreached an excellent SER
~. nm from the text. Isaiah 1913.
= Nav Is. II and is, the Interstate
,.-,bsrn District Sunday School
.,S HYPr will convene with the
~ Of God in Detroit. The pub
H. l. cordially invited. The church
e e located at Jos. Campau and Ora
ton avenue.
NJ. JAMIE Hair is church report
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community.
Corinne Campbell is church re-
porter.
Clubs
The Good Will club met last Fri
day. with many members present.
A number OF new plans were dis
cusscd. The meeting place has heen
changed and the club will m Z
every FIRST and third Tuesday az
Twins hall. on visger avenue, at
& n m
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-10
STARLIGHT CHURCH

The pastor, the Rev. Mr.. Will
ans spoke on Lead Us to the
rAroue Of Grace Pastor Williams
evening message on the theme
God Between Man.
Healing services will be held
Sunday morning and night. The
u,vor extends welcome to the
-.nhir "a affnnd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-10
Thompson Ave.

Sherman Luck was In charge OF
the Sunday school Sunday. DR.
Thurman preached at the II am
service on the subject. THE Gate
Music was furnished by the Senior
choir.
Mr.. Benson was not able TO fill his
pulpit last Sunday because OF i'll.
ness
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-10
Wings Over Jordan

Wings Over Jordan Choral En-
semble." famous radio and concert
choir will be presented Wednesday,
May 2l at s pm. at Ebenezer AME
church. corner Willis and Brush.
The Rev. George W. Baber is pas
fOr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-05-10
BACkACHE?
Try Flushing Excess Poisons
And Acid Thru Kidneys
And Stop Getting Up Nights
a. CENTS PROVES 1T

When your kidneys are overtaxed
and your bladder Is irritated and pas
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It'e one good way to put more
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he sure 10 get GOLD Medals
genuine medicine for weak kidneys
Don't accept a substitute.
Az
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o.E.s. COLUMN F. & A.M.P.H.A.

GUIDING STAR CHAPTER NO. 11-STATED MEETNg-1t
Wednesday, DEGREE WORK Bird wednesday worthy ma
Alphretta Williams, 63 Trowbrdge To- e-SeOli
Worthy Richard White 51s1 Tnman; SecretaJ
Mrs. Viola Perry, 5Ss Leland TIE. 1882.
BATHSHEBA CHAPTER NO. e-STATED MEETING-lst Friday
DEGREE WORK erd Friday. worthy MatronMrs Leah MAR
6I7 Garfield Apt Te 1867; Worthy ParOn-Mr v A.
Bristol Campau II 1885, Secretary Mrs. Carrie
Riley, 1898 Parker, PL 1895.
4 GOLDEN LEAF CHAPTER NO. H-STATED MEETING list We'd
nesday. DEGREE WORK Srd Wednesday. Worthy Maron-
Matte Collins COIL 2sth. Ty 5000; Worthy PatronMr
Arthur Robinson s96 Evane tn. 1859; Secretary-hrs
Lula Hendley, 1850 Kllnger.
PRISCILLA CHAPTER NO. 21-STATED MEETN6-end FRI
DAY. DEGREE WORK fh Friday. Worthy Maron-Mrs. Mar
Eliot Apt 9i Te 204S; Worthy Patron
CAN'T, 500 Hartford Ty. l5b56; Secretary
MRS. Helen b. CAN'T. Hartford, Ty +5b56.
LONE STAR CHAPTER e6-STATED MEETING-iu Thurs.
day DEGREE WORK Ord Thursday Worthy Matrcn-Mrs
while Austin eOsso Ntchedsle Acting Worthy Patrcn-Mr
Richard white bls Timan; SecretaU-hrs Gladys Hard
wick. soil Chene, FL ossk
ST AGNES CHAPTER NO. ss-sTATED MEETING end vednes'
day DEGREE WORK fth Wednesday. Worthy Matorn-.
Elizabeth 6oi1 sSh Ty 66sfs, Worthy Patron
Flood artford SecretaryMrs. Lorraine Tall
bot. $500 Begoe, Ty. 5-0670.
lCAPsrONE CHAPTER NO. as-sTATED MEETING-and Thurs
day. DEGREE WORK eth Thursday. Worthy Maron-Mrs.
Matthews ses2 Fort r. eiss, worthy Patron Rev
Rloyd Harris 25s7 mcDouenl FL bs5bs Steretahr Schn
ME n HILL 1881 Madison, FL $751;