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VACANCY at Filburn Apartments May 20; phone Douglas AS.
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WATKINS Products. Phone Black G34.
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SMALL CABIN, large strawberry patch, garden, rent $6. Douglas 335.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09

The annual Emancipation ceic-
hration drew a large number OF
Ann Arhorites 10 Windsor on Aug.
I. The gay round OF baseball games
tennis matches. beauty contests.
talent shows. planned for the occa-
sion. eliminated in a big dance.
Some who journeyed over were:
Mrs. Watson of woodlawn avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Watts and
daughter Lillian: Mrs winifred
Carter. Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Bass.
Mary and Arthur Jones. Mr.. and
Mrs. David Fields and family.
Theodosis Lee wesley Boyd Earl
Jackson Vernon Adams Luck
Patterson. clayton Fov. Clarence
Van Dyke and Orville Williams.
The sororities end fraternitles
rave formal AZ the Michigan TN
ion. Friday. Aug. !. The beautiful
formal gowns worn ny the youne
women were reeuls~ panorama Of
Summer magic.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09
RIVER ROUGE
(Continhed from Page 81

" VntIUH'u okt W
sullivan. Misses Mildred Baker.
Elizabeth Wakely. Among the in
yited guests were Miss Annette
Baker. Miss Edith Wakcly. Dr..
ard Mrs. Robert ). Williams
Messrs. David Copeland, Boyd
White. Elkay Hughes. Edgar Cab
son, yirgil Bridges and Elizabeth
Boone.
Friday morning. August l sever
al of the ladies decided To try their
luck bicycling TO Elizabeth Park.
They left Eliotte road al 500 a.
N. and arrived At the park 1905 a..
m. The trip there and back was
twenty-five miles. After an ap-
peiizing breakfast and a well earn
cd rest the ladies started home
feeling very proud OF themselves.
Those who went on the trip were
Matte Daugherty. Ellanoise Jones,
Katie Sanford and Elizabeth
Boone.
Charles Turner and James Stew
enson are visiting their aunt and
uncle. Mr.. and Mrs. John Turner Of
Az Holiord street.
l.. G.. Conway. son OF Mrs. Con-
way OF Al Redford left July 80 TO
visit his aunt and uncle in Mississ-
ippi. He expects to return about
the middle OF August.
Mrs. Grier, 800. Redwood. en-
tertained the houseguests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Steve Daugherty at a
dinner party Thursday evning. In
cluded in the number present at
the dinner were all the members
Of the Walker family, the family OF
Mrs. Martha Quinn and several
other relatives OF the Daugherty
family Honored guests were Mrs
Fife Dunkin and her children OF
Hamlet, North Carolina.
Through the courtesy OF the De
troit Urban League and the join
efforts OF the River Rouge council
OF the social agencies and th'
Beechwood Community center. 1.
local boys and girls left Monda,
| for two weeks camping visit a
are Green Pastures camp. Camperi
I
are Bette Jones, Wendell kilsore
Greta Gaines. Alma Shorrey
Blanche Winters. Dorothy Gre
nard. Lasamuel Copeland. Harolt
Folks, valentine Shorrey. Ira Bar
gon. Otis Sabbath and Alvin
Atkins.
Due 10 the great demand 10
camp slips in Detroit the numbe
OF children attending from thi
community was necessarily limited
The Beechwood Center EAGLE
Softbal club will play In lnkste
AZ Harrison road and the railroa
Sunday at 3 pm. A great game
anticipated. The club will give
Keno party az $50 Polk street sat
urdhy August Q.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09
WHERE TO GO IN ANN ARBOR
By JOHN RAGLAND

daughter and son. and Mrs. Judd,
Mr.. Robinsons sister from Quincy,
H.. spent week in New York City
then motored 10 Ann Arbor TO
spend a week in New York City
then motored 10 Ann Arbor TO
spend week with Mr.. and Mrs.
George Johnson OF Trayer road
Mr.. and Mrs. Herchell MCGOWAN
of Des Moines. Iowa, are here visit
ing friends. Mr.. MCGOWAN lived in
Ann Arbor during the years 1909
During the week here Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnson took their guests TO
Detroit to spend a day with Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Perryman then
motored TO Joe Louis Farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Mattingly
and son spent Sunday in Whitaker
and were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Mattingly.
John l.. Blake OF Gary, Ind, was
here visiting his uncle and aunt
last week, the Rev. and Mrs. David
A. Blake, ST.. on y. 9Th avenue.
David a. Blake, Jr., is home from
the ROTC and is now a commits
stoned officer of the USA.
The lawn FOCAL held at the home
Of Mrs. Charles Cromwell, and Civ
en- by her Sunday School class, was
a great success.
The Rev. T. d. Scott returned TO
his home. Chicago. H.. last week
after convalescing in Ann Arbor at
the home of the Rev. and Mrs. J. W.
Wright.
Prof. Otto Pharr. former direc-
tor OF music at the AME church left
Ann Arbor Tuesday evening for
North Carolina where he will be
principal of high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Robbins ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. George
Mcdaniel and Walter Logan motor
ed TO Chicago 10 attend the East
West game Sunday. July %.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09
Inkster Jottings
By MADELINE DE Fills

MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Earliest OF
5000 Culver street recently vaca-
toned in Bessemer. Alabama and
had delightful trip by motor.
Their niece, Miss Rosa Far.est re-
turned with them and will remain
three weeks.
Mrs. VIM. McNsir OF Harrison
and Mrs. Leyette Edmond were
hostesscs TO a going away party at
the lnkster Park for Mrs. E.E.
Offutt Those attending were Mr..
and Mrs. Jockson OF Dayton and
daughter OF the honoree; Mrs. MIN
ME Phellis Of Cincinnati. Mrs. Es-
Their Evans of Dayton.
Mrs. Enoch Ellis mother is
visiting her in her new home at
1880 Alfred street. II is now COM
plete with the gift OF a two car
garage.
Mrs. Hill and mother we're guests
at a two o'clock luncheon Friday
given by Mrs. J. NJ. Williams at
4020 Alfred street.
Misses Lula Mary Wilson and
Madeline DeFils erturned from
Chicago where they attended the
CME Youth conference and leader
snip Training school.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Thomas ac-
companied by the Rev. and Mrs.
b. A. Sea motored to Fort Custer
10 visit Ulysses Thomas who Is III
IN the hospital there.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Taylor OF
1910 Moore street were hosts at a
Sunday afternoon dinner. Guests
were the Rev. and Mrs. Sea, Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Verdum and
son, Larry and Miss Madeline De-
Fills.
Jerry Davis visited the Theo.
Morrisons OF Hickory street.
Mrs. Johnnie Kellogg and party
will leave on wednesday for brief
business trip to Idlewild. Accom-
panying the group as driver will be
Miles Beasley.
Amlty Baptist
"Christ Drawing All Men" was
the theme OF the sermon by the
Rev. Mr.. Douglas Sunday morn
ing. The text was taken from ST.
John 1890.
Second Baptist
The pastor, the Rev. MIR. Jones
delivered his message on Gods
Court OF Inquiry Gen. $50. He
said. 1--WE are responsible for one
another. and when we meet God He
will ask us where Is our brother
II is our responsibility when one
| IL murdered by lying tongues
heartbroken. sick. and discouraged
il we do not lend helping hand
All men are our brother. not JUS
J the Jew. Greek, Italian. French, o.
American, but all men,"
In the afternoon the Rev. {. B
Heath. pastor OF First Baptis
church. Detroit, spoke on "Th
TRANSPORTATION OF Christ" Man,
interesting facts we're impaired.
The evening service was ais
very interesting. The Lords Sup
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09

had been exhausted by expenses OF
sickness. Mrs. Croxton was prov
ing a real Samaritan by making
sure that the deceased would have
Inristian burial.
Pioneer Worker
For seven and a half years this
Friend TO Man, for her motto Is a
part OF the poem and it is written
in invisible, yet indelible letters,
above her threshold, has made
trips. as a member OF the prison
reform committee OF Second Bap-
list church, TO the house OF cor
iection and the prisons at Jackson,
Mich. and at Marquette. She has
taken much pleasure in reyiying
downtrodden spirits behind the
gray walls, but never has carried
cut her mission with pity or over
cone sympathy.
Through her efforts men and
women have been paroled Much
more, she has found jobs for these
people won society often re-
jected They have faith in her, and,
with few exceptions. they have
followed in the newer way she has
tried TO show 10 them.
Red Cross HOnOree
Mrs. Croxton has been honored
by the Red Cross OF America as a
member OF the Blue Well. The late
Mrs. Cornelia Young, a member OF
Bethel AME and a close co-worker
OF this character. had the Blue
Veil Both are symbolic OF great
service for work done in the First
World war.
Mrs. Croxton believes that, IN
every man. there Is spark oil
manhood which is often unseen by
the busy world II has always been
her desire TO help men lift them.
selves.
Perhaps this woman's fine inner
resolve Is responsible for the
touching hook of poems she has
written, Book OF Golden Thought
This is dedicated to her mother.
Surely the work Mrs. Croxtor
has done is like that OF many other
She Is like a Florence Nightingale
who did not let hail or sun stor
her Perhaps she is like Julietts
Derricotte who knew that humani.
~ would die -unnourished.
Eight-Mile road is fond OF Mrs
Croxton and her work. Mrs. Crox.
ton loves her duties and has ar
open door for any man or woman
who comes burdened with grief
disbursement and unhappiness
Perhaps. as she goes about sh,
sings this tune: Brightly beami
our Fathers mercy: from Hi
lighthouse evermore: but to us HI
gives keeping: OF the lights alons
the shore" She has placed servic,
! before selfishness.-S.PB.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09

Wolverine Grand Chapter. OES,
held their 52nd convention at the
Dunbar Civic center. One Of the
honored guests was the Information
al grand patron, James Lewis OF
Gary, Ind
Sunday afternoon. July q the
Amaranth Degree was conferred at
the Dunbar then a pot-luck lunch
was served al Second Baptist
church sunday evening Naomi
Chapter 40. ~. which was host to
the convention. introduced the
grand officers present. The Rev
G. W Carpenter was the main
speaker and Mrs. Bertha Starks,
worthy matron OF Naomi chapter
was mistress OF ceremonies.
Mondays session opened at $3.50
am. At 10 am. the three degree
drill teams. all OF Detroit. held a
very colorful flag and local parade.
The patrons and brothers were
dressed in their correct regalia and
the sisters Of the different sta
tions were dressed in long gowns
Of various colors as yellow. white.
green. pink blue and orchid. The
worthy matron wore a beautiful
shade OF orchid.
George Cough. worthy patron OF
Naomi chapter, who has been Ill
for some time. was able to visit the
sessions Monday. AS he sat In a
chair on the street watching the
parade, one could sec the way his
face beamed. that Mr.. Cough more
than enjoyed it.
Monday afternoon presents were
presented OF the grand officers. V
A. Briston. worthy grand matron
received a basket OF flowers witt
the Eastern Star colors from thu
international grand patron, James
Lewis OF Bathsheba chapter gave
her the Eastern Star signate. Ma
omi chapter also presented the wor
thy grand matron with beuatifu
corsage OF rosebuds. The worth,
grand matron presented Georg'
Cough with flowers.
Monday evening at the reception
held at Dunbar center. Miss Geral
dine Boland OF Ann Arbor rendered
vocal selection also Mrs. Cath
cline Bass Of Ypsilanto. The Dunba
Mems chorus. directed by Prof. Ott'
Pharr gave three selections.
Tuesday evening was climaxel
with the election Of officers. Mrs
Laura Taylor OF Naomi Chapter NJ
II. Ann Arbor. was elected gram
associate conductress and Mrs. Der
tina Starks. worthy matron OF IN
same chapter. has been appointei
10 . very special committee whicl
will be revealed later.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09
YPSILANII
By MRS. ErGEyII o.,,

VnitNO(
A very splendid moru,o.
sage was delivered al Bow a ~
ell AME church BY the .s''
pastor. the Rev, n. q s' ..aas
Or. Garther Robertson e S.-a'
Second Baptist spoke trsm 'o q
and Take" Mrs julia uN n
was added to the church roll
Mrs. EsteIla Robertson MAJ.
ser to the End annual ,.. ..'.'
the Wolverine Missionary W..
State convention held =,
Baptist church. Saglnss an. =
Toomey is patlor. She mad
tailed report a, the molnlr, :.
ship. v
Others who attended IN.
yention were the Rev. M !.
erson. Mrs. Hazel Green
fedora Turner, A. L. MeI,s1
Milda Wilson. Charlotte N.Y..
Minnie Wallace. Eugcnnn usl
non and Miss violaFreemau
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas C,,,I
Mr.. and Mrs. James iaylor ny.
ruth Walker. Mrs. Jessie W.
field. and children, Mrs. Jane, n
son. Mrs. Deloris Hopkins, MI
attic Taylor. Mare johnson An
Bow, Mrs. May curtis and M. n
Anderson attended the YpW m
meeting at lnks,er July Is.
Guests at the church Tu,,sI
night were Mrs. julia Nsr,hI
Mrs. Whitehead and Mrs. DeunI
White OF Detroit.
Friday evening the Rev. n
Stewart was guest speaker
After spending a very pleaaI
week with Mr. and Mrs. Dad
Wilson. Otto Roach, John Hr]
Robinson and James Parrish \
turned to their homes in MA
Tennessee. Mr.. Roach is a ccu,|
OF Mrs. Wilson.
Mrs. Elizabeth Harlgrace q h
lance, Ohio Is the weekend g,l
OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
The Rev. r. o. Brown and i,r)
returned from weekend visit
Kentucky where they visited nj
tives and friends.
The TTK club held their anna
picnic August 3 at Inkster Pal
Members who attended were
and Mrs. John Morton. Mr. 4
Mrs. John Williams Mr.. and u
Fred Wright, Mr. and Mrs Wilt
Mallory and mother. Mr.. and "
Cecile Fields, Mr.. and Mrs III
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Simmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. OTIS Ellis o. ID
ster were weekend guests q
and Mrs. Charlie Wallace honor
the birthday Of Mr.. Wallace.
Second Baptist church viii n
their annual picnic At Rouge p
Saturday. August %.
The Willing Workers Of SEED
Baptist church will presen.
King Solomon Harmony SINGERS
a recital SUNDAY. August II
lowing a basket dinner on
lawn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09
FLINT NEWS
A. TURNIPsEED. Representative seo2 Main Street

Reminder 10 a large audience.
Among the many visitors were;
Omer rhomason, ST.. Mir. and Mrs.
Knox and Miss Maynor OF Port
Huron; Mrs. Brown and Mr.. and
Mrs. benson OF Grand Rapids.
Mich.
Al 3 Pm. the Rev. NJ. X. Rh0ne-
nee and members worshipped at
Bethel AME church, Saginaw, Mich.
OF which the Rev. w. 4. Alexander
is pastor. in their fourth quarterly
meeting services. The Rev. NJ. K.
Rhonenee was the principal speak
Ell. The Rev. and Mrs. l.. L. Law
renee and members OF Vernon
Chapel ANiE church were also
present,
The sick OF our church are. Mrs.
Minnie Conway. Mrs. T Henry
Mrs. ]. Stoudmire. Miss q. Nelson.
- -. Walker.
Quinn Chapel AME church will
celebrate their 10Th anniversary
OF their church beginning at 10 am.
sunday. Aug. 10. 70 Aus. H. inclu-
si,e. DR.. J. Il. clayborn. president
OF shorter college will be the prin-
cipal speaker each night From
CiGgches with their
pastor OF both races will participate
in the celebration.
Miss Jean Nicely is visiting her
grand mother and friends in To-
peka, Kan.
Mrs. Lynch reports very pleas
AMI time in Oklahoma City, where
she attended the twenty-second BIZ
ennial OF the National Association
OF Colored womens clubs as a
delegate OF the Home Makers club.
Nj. Olive and Quinn Chapel AME
church are holding their Sunday
school picnic at Richheld Park
Aug. Is.
Flora Talbert is reporter.
obituary
Mrs. Fannie Hemphill, AGED SIS,
died Friday, July IS at the resi-
dence Of her daughter, Marie Thorn
as $50 East Dewey street Funeral
services we're held Tuesday, July
% al Quinn chapel. The Rev. NJ. X.
Rhonenee officiating. Burial was in
Sanse, Hill cemetery
The deceased was horn in Lock
hart, Texas and had lived in Flint
with her daughter for TWO years.
Before coming TO Flint she was a
member OF Bethel AME church in
Detroit.
Surviving is a daughter Marie
Thomas.
Mrs. Thomas wishes 10 thank her
many friends who donated flowers
and those sympathizers who were
hospiiable during her mothers i'll
ness.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09
Happy Birthday To:

Mrs. Henry McGinnis. whose
birthday was July 81: TO little Rob-
ert Lee Williams. Aug. 3; TO George
Fields. Aug. Z, and Hazel Fields,
10 and little Orville Williams, Aug.
3.
June Ophelio Bryant OF Whittak-
or, Mich. spent a few days in Ann
Arbor visiting her grandfather.
John Jackson and brother. Charles
Bryant.
A baby boy was born TO Mr., and
Mrs. Edgar Clemens last Monday.
1t is reported that the baby is not
doing very well.
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scheduled.


Mrs. Hazel Fields and Mrs. Lee
ona Mcdonald in the death Of their
father. Charles Harrison OF Dind-
sor, ont. He was also an uncle OF
Mrs. Florence West. Mrs. Fields.
Mrs. Mcdonald. Mrs. West and
their families attended the funeral
held in Windsor Monday, July IS.
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2nd Rapt.. y. 9Th Ave. 4 Beakes
Rev. &. W. Carpenter

Sunday school. $50 am, morn
Ing service, IL am; evening serv-
ice. s pm.
There will be lawn social at the
home OF Sister Edna Williams on
Traver road on Monday. Aug. IL,
This Is being sponsored by the Dor
cas- Missionary society.
The annual Sunday school pic
mic will he held Thursday. Aug. IA
at the Detroit Zoo. Fare for round
trip will he 81. Get your ticket
row AS there are only limited
number OF seats available. Tickets
may be obtained from any Of the
Sunday school officers.
Church Of God And Christ
state and High SITS.
Elder Ford
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09

OK THE outskirts Of Detroit, the
Army Tank Arsenal, the Navy Ar
senal and the Dodge Truck Addition
all new plants--arc rushing pro-
duction Of fighting equipment.
In January, Michigan Bell was
asked to plan telephone service for
those projected defense centers. That
required. among other things, the
construction Of 4 miles Of subway,
and IA miles Of large underground
cable in conduit. Manufacture and
delivery Of the cable alone normally
would not be expected In less than
4 months.
But defense must not pait. West
ern Electric produced the cable and
began delivery in S weeksl In spite
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09
Sports

Harold Porter W.. Marcellus
Scott and Donnie Greer VS.. Dave
Scott were in exhibition bouts
fought at Portage Lake on satur-
day. Aug. 2.
Dunbar Cubs won their game
with the Red Socks last Tuesday
score lis. Monday, August Ed
ward Bros. VS.. Dunbar Cubs. Tues
day. Stove Works VS.. Dunbar Cubs.
Ypsilanti. wednesday. Cunning
hams VS.. Dunbar Cubs. Ypsilanti.
Sunday. Aug. 10. Pontiac VS.. Dun
bar Cubs played in Ypsilanti.
Mack's VS.. Precision Parts played
last wednesday. Score 10-S in favor
Of Mack's. Luckie Patterson pitch
ed no-hit game for innings.
This team was scheduled 10 play
May Tag Sunday, Aug. 3. II they
win this game they will be the first
Negro champion OF the AAA league.
Buy The Detroit Tribune to get
the results OF these games now
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09
Lodges and Clubs

Grand Chapter Of The State
Of Michigan will meet in Ann Ar
bor Aug. 10. The Haggi Chapter
No. IL will he the host.
St Mary's Lodge No. 4. IA and
NJ will have a picnic out 10 Midwest
Lake. Labor Day. Sept. 1. Dancing.
bathing. games and plenty OF good
food 10 eat.
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Churches
Bethel ANE. y. 9Th Ave.
Rev. j. j. Wright

Sunday school, $3.50 am, morn
ing worship, IL am; 3 pm. sun
day. Aug. 10, the Rev. S. 5. Harris
OF Detroit will speak al the church;
: and pm. ACE league; S pm,
evening worship.
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Good Samaritan Ideals Of Irene Cole Creue|
Make Her Ferndale's Proven Friend To Ma,

"Let me live in my house
By the side OF the road
Where the races of men 90 by
The men who are good
The men who are bad
As good Oh as bad as L
Then let Inc not sit
In the scurners seat
Or hurl the cynic's ban
Let me live IN my house
BY the side OF the road
And be a friend 10 man.
The greatest men and women OF
this world are they who perform
the humblest tasks. II Is they who
carry cup OF water TO an ailing
soul: bite OF bread TO an aching
stomach: or ray OF consoling
comfort TO broken and contrite
hearts. Little do We hear OF them
but they go about. day by day. not
social workers in sense fthe
word-but God-fearing people.
bulwarked with the faith OF the
Master. believers that "A Mighty
Fortress is Our Cod
Mrs. Irene Cole Croxton. 26O4
Bethlawn. Ferndale is one OF
these. When we stopped at her
home few days ago for pleasant
chat. as we heard her tell modest
ly OF some OF the many activities
she was to carry on. We could see
that. with such faithful "Marys' as
she. the church and its principles
can. never die.
AS we urged Mrs. Croxton TO tell
US OF her efforts. we learned that
for 30 years she has been a staunch
member of Second Baptist church.
For 80 years she has sung in the
choir She was the first member of
the church to be baptized by the
Rev. Mr.. Brady, the stalwart pas
tor.
Wanted To Help
But. Mrs. Croxton has not been
content with singing. she has look
ed about her in her community
and has seen that "the strong
must bear the infrmities Of the
weak" No night is too dark fol-
nor day too dreary for her to get
out OF her bed and leave her home
and home duties TO help some
needy person. This very day she
was taking care OF final arrange
ments for the burial OF the late
Mrs. Pearl Dorsey, whose funds
per was administered.
All are welcome 10 worship Al
Second Baptist at any time. Miss
Christine whitner is church re.
porter.
Church ~ God
The State meeting on August
through ~ will he held at Hastings
and Columbia streets in Detroit
The public is invited. The Rev. c
l.. Anderson is the overseer OF tn,
conyocation Of Michigan State.
The Rev. r. II. Cobb has return
ed from Wisconsin State convoca
ton union Just closed. He will b,
present at the Detroit meeting.
W0mak Temple CINE
"who Is Thy Neighbor" the yer.
familiar biblical quotation wal
presented in very interesting ant
unique manner by the Rev. s. A
Sea. He was assisted in servinl
the communion by the JUNO
Stewardesses and by the Rev. Mr.
Perry.
Highlishting the services wer'
the reports OF the two delegates
who attended the youth confer
ence and leadership training schoo
in Chicago. The delegates were tn,
Misses Lula Mary Wilson ant
Madeline DeFils.
p. II. Craig will deliver the ad
dress on next Sunday morninf
Baptismal certificates will he pre-
scented to the infants and childrel
who were baptised last month.
The Rev. Eneas Lee assistan
pastor OF Second Baptist churc
spoke Sunday on Goodbye T
God" In the evening the congrega
L ~
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Personal Jots

This week our repo. : find few
more vacationing. Last week Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Robinson,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-08-09
Flint Classified Ada

McCann's Pharmacy. the Friend.
" Store. Prescriptions and Drug.
2. Stewart. Phone s.es42 and
St John St