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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-04-19
Usher Board Notes

The Ushers met Thursday, April
10 at the YMCA. Devotional services
led by Chaplin Butler OF st, James
preceded the talk on the Cruel
fiction and Resurrection OF Jesus
Christ"
A banquet was held April IL In
honor OF the newly elected officers
at Mt. Olive Baptist church. The
ushers rendered a short program.
First anniversary OF the Ebene-
ger Baptist church was held April
IL at 3 .. m.
The union will meet at Calvary
Baptist on Jos. Campau and Clin-
ton. The public Is invited. j. S.
Webb Is reporter.
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Presbyterian Church

The church was over-crowded
last Sunday morning. The Rev.
Mr.. Porter preached a splendid
Easter sermon, dealing with the
resurrection OF Jesus. saying. New
er a man had the indignities heap
ed upon him never man had died
like him or rose from the dead. like
Jesus, and become a living Christ
as we find him today" Easter an
thems were sung by the choir with
Mrs. walker. f. L. Neal and Nc
Donald as obligato soloists. LII
Their Harvin sang, Jerusalem
very well. as a solo. Five children
and infants were baptized and
nine adults and children joined the
church. Beautiful lilies and other
plants adorned the altar given by
Mrs. Dodge Wilson. OF Crosse
Pointe: Mrs. Henry Porter, Miss
Maggie Shelby and the following
organizations In memory OF de-
ceased members; Ladies Aid, Alpha
club and Missionary society.
AT the Sunday school hour n very
enjoyable Easter program was pre-
sented by the pupils OF the various
departments. particularly good was
the playlet Easter Emblems' pre-
scented by the Juniors and the Bib
lical drama by Intermediates and
Seniors.
The Alpha club met Monday aft
ernoon with Mrs Anna Lewis OF
Hazlett avenue.
The Church choir will present
their MAY Musicale OF choruses.
solos. duets and quartets on Friday
Nav 2 al the church. The public
IN vffod
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The Marian Christian club was
organized Jan Q 10 administer
charity 10 the needy OF the COM
munity. Several contributions have
already been made. The member
ship. which is now 21. is steadily
increasing
Last meeting was at the home OF
Mrs. Mary Moore. 1851 Bangor
street Friday evening. The next
meeting will be Friday at the same
address.
Mrs. Ida Green. president: Mrs.
Anna Cunningham. secretary.
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Fraternal Orders Entertain
Deliberation And Tea
AS | SEE 1T

The Davis Motor Sales as | see ii
must be looked at from more than
one viewpoint. We must look al the
owner and manager. We must look
at the organization. And we must
take into our consideration the
service rendered by the organiza-
ton.
have been very greatly impress
ed with all three phases Of this
splendid business conducted by Mr..
Davis; we'll equipped in every man
ner TO intelligently discuss his
lines OF business with the public
handling one Of the very best
makes OF cars that 1t is possible
TO buy. surrounded by splendid
force OF workers.
Mr.. Davis is presenting to the
citizens of Detroit the possibility
that lies within the range OF our
racial group II we are willing 10
make the proper preparation and
determined to give to the buying
public OF the community that we
have for sale that is purchaseable
for the money we spend II other
business concerns like the Davis
Motor Sales would follow up their
customers and give 10 them the
same kindly consideration after the
purchase. we would much impress
our clientele.
have had friendly relations with
the Davis Motor Sales and have
purchased from them at least three
cars. and another one was pur-
chased in our immediate family
and all OF us have been very
thoroughly satisfied.
(Signedl
r l.. Brady.
Minister Second
Raptist Church
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Telephone Services

At the first Of April 194l there
were 44s2S6 telephones in service
in Detroit and immediate surburbs.
representing a gain OF 5.720 in
March. according TO figures an
nounced today by the Michigan Bell
Telephone Company OF the total
425.694 were in the Detroit ex-
change
The Company as a whole had
S50.935 telephones in service April
l. gain Of 1926 during March
compared with 9.T45 during Feb
ruary. and 6.S04 in March 1910.
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New Age Temple

Sunday morning service was dedi-
Gated entirely to the men. Prof. w,
Mack was master Of ceremonies.
The pastor also spoke.
Tho Gospel chorus rendered the
evening program. Participants
were Mr.. Harris. Mrs. r. Giles,
MAY l.. Copeland and Mrs. f. Willis
Genieve Hill and Warren Williams.
Friends are urged to attend the
anniversary which starts the first
week in May.
The Flying Eagles quartet Will
APPEAR Sunday. April 20 at s pm.
The Rev. Beatrice Brady is pas
tor: Mrs. virginia Sandelin, report
err
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YPSILANTI


honorees students OF Michigan
State Normal. left for their re-
spective home for Spring vacation.
Miss Gusta Gaeas and Mrs. Myrtle
Dugan are yet In Beyers hospital
but are some better as is little
Carolyn Perry.
The Community chorus sponsor
ed skating party al Skateiand
wednesday. A large crowd attend
ed. Guests came from Jackson,
Marshall, Battle Creek and Fort
Custer.
Lewis Bennett and Fred Smith,
Jr.. were in Detroit for the Easter
holidays. DR.. d. c. McCracken
spent the holiday in Chicago.
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Little Rock Baptist

The choir rendered appropriate
Easter music after which the Rev.
RE Tate preached. Or. Clayburn
!. New M Zion spoke on Faith
Mr. in the afternoon for the Mis-
sonaries
The Missionaries will meet
Thursday from . to 4 at the church.
Mrs. N. r Cousin Is church re-
,e~.nr
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Friends Hear
Program Sponsored
BY Drill Team

A large crowd OF friends slipped
tea with the Pilgrimage COM
mttee OF the Agnes Bristol First
Degree Drill Team OESPHA. at the
beautiful home OF Mrs. Gusie MUIR
phy. 54s7 Tillman The table was
beautiful with its lace cloth. silver
service. center piece OF red and
yellow roses. white Lsrkspur blue
iris and green fern which carried
out the colors OF the order. the
napkins also carried out the FIVE
colors. The charming Mrs. Susie
Brazell. Daughter Ruler OF Beulah
Land Temple poured tea.
A fine musical program was rem
dered as follows. MY Country Tis
OF Thee prayer. instrumental solo.
Miss Jacqueline Cushing. reading,
MY Self Miss Rosemary Jack
son. solo. Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson,
Violin solo: f. Muth b, solo;
l.. Z. Williams, remarks, Mrs.
Alyce Yancy, W. Grand Lecturer.
Instrumental solo. Mediation
Miss Ruby Jackson, solo
George Kellogg. reading; Mrs.
Irene williams, instrumental solo.
Mrs. Pierce w. Williams. remarks,
Monerva Peoples. Past Grand
Patron and Generalissine, solo,
Mrs. Robbie Thompson. Introduce
ton Of all Grand officers present
"Blest Be The Tie That Binds
closed the program. Mrs. Jessie
Rogers was mistress OF ceremonies,
Mrs Mary Booker, W. Matron and
Richard White. w. Patron OF
this Degree Team, Mrs. Leah Mar
tin was the evangetic chairman OF
the beautiful tea OF the season.
| Among those present were: Mrs.
Susie Brazell Mrs. Ethel Owens
and daughter Dorothy, Mrs. Bessie
Pickens. Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie
Rogers Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. viii
Hams. Mrs. Mabel Lewis, Mrs.
Mary Edmonson. Mrs. Edythe
Logan. Mrs. Lena George. Mrs.
Matte White. Mrs Maggie Thomp-
son OF Birmingham. Ala. Mrs. LII
liam Jackson and daughters Rose
mary and Ruby Mrs, II. A. Cross,
Mrs. Blanche Graves. Mrs. Helen
Thomas, Mr.. Edmonson. Mrs. Dade,
Mrs. A. Sermons Mrs. A. Mills.
and daughter. Mrs. Marion Byrd
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce williams and
daughter Betty Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Pate and daughter vera. NJ.
Muthleb. Miss Alice Lyle. Mr. and
Mrs. WARREN Fields; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert d. Miller. Miss Rosa Bryant
Mrs Ossie Paschal. Miss Helen
Byas Mrs. Lorraine Talbot. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Kellogg and mother
Mrs. Mildred Briley. Mr.. and Mrs
W. G. Thompson. Miss Giene VIII
liams. Mrs. Bradley Hixon. Miss
Lucy Hackett. Miss Channie Lind
say. william Payne. Mrs. Elizabeth
Jackson Miss Leota Higgins. and
MANY others. Members Of the Drill
Teams present: Mrs. Mary Booker
Mrs. Alyce Yancy. Mrs. Leah Mar
tin. Mrs. Helen p. CAN'T Mr. Mon.
erva Peoples. Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard white. Miss wiihelmina Lewis
Mrs. Ernestine McTvre Miss Ger.
trude Gross. Mrs. Florence Fields
Mrs. Celeste Cushing Mrs. GLADYS
Hamilton. Mrs Viola Perry Mrs
Frances Higgins. Mrs. Willie Aus.
tin. Mrs Dora williams Mrs Emma
Smith Mrs Maude williams. Mrs
Matte Collins. Mrs. Hattie Mar
shall.
Miss Vera Pate furnished sofi
music throughout the evening.
Get A Birth Certificate
MAY MUSICALE by Presbyterian
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Hartford Prayer
Band

Services of the Prayer band were
held April 10 at the Hartford cen
ter. Forty people were present. Mr..
Vivlans read from ST. Luke 24:5.
Present for the first time were:
Helen Jones. Florence Jones. Gloria
Brown. Eva and Ida Brown and
Mary Banks.
Mrs. Mayo and Mrs. Langston are
stall on the sick list
Z. A. Viyians is reporter.
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Tabernacle Baptist

1.-THE Seven Last Words" an
Easter cantata was presented by
the Senior choir last Sunday morn
ing at am. After which the young
matrons served a tasty breakfast in
the basement OF the church.
All services were we'll attended
Pastor Pittman spoke in the morn
ing. The Sunday school presented
an Easter program In the evening.
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St. Paul AME

At quarterly meeting. DR.. r. F.
Washington. presiding elder OF the
Detroit district. will preach Sun
day at 10:45 am. and 745 pm.
DR.. George w Baker, choir and
congregation OF Ebenezer AME
church will be at ST. Paul at 3 pm.
DR. Baber will preach.
The Senior league will meet at
$50 pm. TO discuss 1.-THE Test OF
Discipleship." John 15:s-17.,
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Clinton Chapel

Clinton Chapel AME Zion observ-
ed Holy Week prayer services on
Good Friday. The service. known
as Self-Denial Day. began at Q am.
and closed at $50 pm
A. special message was delivered
in the afternoon by the Rev. d. B.
Baldwin.
A songfest rendered by the choir
closed a great day in Zion.
The Rev. F. NJ. Williams is pas
tor.
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Florida Father Seek
To Locate Son Here

Marvin Brown. whose address is
Box 22l. Apt. BIB. Raiford, Fla. is
seeking 10 locate his step-son Ar
rem Thomas. who is believed to be
residing in Detroit. Any informa-
ton concerning the wereahouis OF
the missing man may he sent 10
The Detroit Police department or 70
the Florida address.
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Blackwell Temple AME Zion

Evangelist VI Marion Ray, dis
t.c missionary Of the Louisiana
conference. will conduct revival
services AZ Blackwell Temple AME
Zion charcA 4l27 Beaubien street
beginning sunday, April 20 at IL
an
Tie rev C.,M Ball IS pastor.
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Northwest Detroit
b. ENELINE EDWARDS
II. Panl vi.

Sunday school opened at 9:45 by
he superintendent. Miss Robinson.
Subject VAS Remember Christ on
Easter. The special feature was
Marion Plump.
Church services opened at H. 80.
The Rev Mr. Trammell preached
very N riring sermon.
Al o'clock the young people
gaye their program. II was spon-
sortd b, Dawn watson. Arlena
Moore and Emma Robinson.
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Golfers Win 3rd
At litchfieId

Possibility of a home-to-home
course series with Glenwood's ace
high school golf team was announc-
ed this week by Coach Harold Ras-
mussen after his four-man high
school team had won third place
in a six team event medal play at
the Litchfield field day Saturday.
Winning the third place event
for Sank Centre were John Col
ton and Jim Cooper with LII
for Is holes was bested by
Glenwood's 169 for first and
Willmar's It's In second.
It was Glenwood's Vegoe, one of
the top notch high school golfers
Of the section, who scored heavily
for his team. His rounds were SO
and 81 for a three over par 1s
holes. In the morning round both
Cotton and Cooper, with the Glen
wood opponent holing out much
heavier, were tied at the end of
the first nine with the ultimate
first place winners. Cotton took a
43 on his first nine; and Cooper
A. Both got As on their second
rounds.
Others who competed from this
high school were John Whitson
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s. e. Gets 18th
In District Meet

The Junior high school boys who
will move into the varsity track
toys another year got their first
shot at the inter-school competi-
tive angle of the sport last Friday
when Sank Centre high schools
track team with IL points placed
fourth in the district % event at
st. Johns University. The meet
ended series of four spring events
for Ray Schwartz tracksters.
Last Tuesday the West Gem
trail Conference meet found the
boys In sixth place In a field
of seven teams with only 2 and
One-fifth points and two fifth
places and involved I'm a five
way tie on q third.
At Litchfield the relay team cop
ped fifth place, Vandesteeg took a
fifth in the 40 yard dash, and
Gene Jewel tied with five others
in fifth on the high jump at #.
liz inches. Montevideo with IA
and two-fifths points won the meet
with Willmar, Litchfield, Morris.
Appleton ahead of Sank Centre in
that order. Benson got no points.
1t was Kuefler and Gordy Hedin
who racked highest points for Sank
Centre in the district event when
they played second and third re-
spectively in the high hurdles.
Kuefler's second was in 1919 and
Hedin's third 20.5 for a total Of Z
points. In the $50 Hardin took
two points with fourth place win.
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The relay team Of Keldahl, Kuefler
Vandesteeg and Jewel took three
points with a fifth.
Alexandria topped the district
meet with 81 points and Osakis
and Eagle Bend tied with 37.5
Henning followed with 81. Melrose
took 9 points for 5th place.
Schwartz this week announced
additions to the squad Of a group
Of seven Junior high boys who are
moving along. He took them to
the district meet and allowed them
to compete. Don Mooney, promis-
ing good pole vaulter; Eugene Mug
ent, heavy on the sprint angle;
Jack Grindy, high hurdles aspir-
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with 81 and Bob Rattle with 104.
Two low men after the IS holes
represented the team in the stand
ings.
Enthused over the competitive an
gle Of this high school golfing,
Rasmussen was planning further
matches in quick order for his
troupe Of four. The boys wanted
the top stuff, so they have chosen
Glenwood for a possible series Of
two meets at both Glenwood and
the Sank Centre Country Club. Ras-
mussen said that the series would
probably involve match play in
stead Of medal.
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s:s. Centre SPORTS . I; i. E w::t

lers will hit the lakes this sum-
mer, and I guess they're right.
From now 1t won't be safe to
sit down In q boat until you've
looked carefully. Fish hooks
are the most uncomfortable
things to sit on. We tried
the motor out Sunday. It sounds
better than a railroad watch.
That's all we wanted to know.
See you through the sea-
weed, with scales-we hope-in
our ears.
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clubs already signifying intentions
of entering this week, Vic Sieben,
tournament chairman, announced
the opening short stop tournament
of the 1941 golf season to be held
at the Country Club next Sunday.
Continued on page 81
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-. II 1t hasn't inconvenienced
you, George, these other guys
should hOller. ;.
Harold Rasmussen came back
from the schools first golf entry
in an inter-school event with en-
thusiasm oozing from the escape
valve. His personal interest in golf
may have something to do with it.
But as a sport for high schoolers
he likes it. He sums it up like this:
it's not pretentious and it's casual.
But it's a good-natured sport that
really has friendly competition" he
said. :. Now it's a point well TAX
en- and one that sometimes, with
the fans, escapes other sports.
Really friendly competition can
come in a game like golf firstly
because the player has a bit of time
to get acquainted with his oppon-
ent. Then actually his opponent is
not the other golfer but the game
itself. It's like track in that re-
spect. . You run your own race
and hope it's better than the other
fellow. Such intense fire does
not burn in such sports and is well
come springtime relief after the
long winter program. -.
Sank Centres recreation pro-
gram, that has pulled as high
as nearly $4,000 youngsters to
the Park In a summer, got the
green light in a recent meeting
of the City Council, It was
learned. The program Is
sponsored by the Board of Ed
ucation and the Council. Ser
vices Of Gene Harvey have
been retained again for a pro-
gram of swimming and life saw
ing instruction, game play, and
beach supervision. It will
probably open about June 10.
1t goes into its fifth year this sea-
son and has paid big dividends.
This towns uptown streets are
nearly devoid of idle youngsters
during the summer. They swarm
into the Park where adequate sup
ervision and a wholesome atmos-
phere are theirs for the asking. .
It has turned out dozens Of begin
ners in swimming, and pushed a
few through on Junior and Senior
Red Cross Life Saving. And
believe me when you are going
down for even the first time, these
fellows and girls are plenty handy
to have around. It started off
as an experiment. It has advanced
to the point now where the expert
ment is SO good no one thinks of
canceling it.
Minnesota goes fishing today!
It's like the cork popping of a
bottle of home made rootbeer.
:. The whole darn thing just
bubbles over. Today the
boys gathered up their last
years paraphernalia, buy a new
leader, a new hook and they're
of. There's no sense buy
ing a new line until you've lost
the biggest fish In the lake on
1t. They estimate that an
army Of some 100000 local ang-
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ant; Freddie Cooper, low hurdles
man; Dick Berggreen and William
Rasmussen, distance runners; and
Yves Fink, who gives promise Of
doing something with the shot and
the discus, were the boys who went
from the lower high school.
Sank Centres track season that
scored brilliant opening against
Melrose In a dual meet, slipped a
few cogs in the next three events.
In the st. Johns invitational meet
the team got a single point.
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GOLF SHORT
STOP SUNDAY
With golfers from neighboring
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got them. Ray Schwartz show
ed It to me. From Coach
George Durenberger, st. Johns,
It ran like this: The arrival of
q ten pound boy to the writer
and his wife on Monday after
noon prevented me from get
ting these results out earlier.
I hope, however, that the delay
hasn't Inconvenience anyone"
-. II 1t hasn't inconvenienced
you, George, these other guys
should hOller. -.
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