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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-10

ni6t cine Beilune, Die ct gab, nidt
cine gnti6eioung, bic er fdllte, sic
nibt arm 8oble Der Stride eeipeien
mare. Ct iaste Sen 9erren ser 8elt
Die 8abrbeit flarer als ireeno ein
an6erer.''
Bapit Bins Ser 3tp0lfte ipirb ,1n=
enttpegt audi in 3uf,lhft fortfabre,,,
Der @elt bic pabrer, Srie6enssiele
,boranbalten, bic einaig ,,n6 allein
6en g0Hern einen 6auernben Jrie-
ben uno cine gliidlid)e 3uf,,nft au
bringen berm6een.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-10

ii6 in feinem fblidten @rou Der al
ptnen @emegung am beiten einfiiet
SSnseeiamt befitt Ser @dmeiser Ml-
penflub iiber 100 6iitten Die iid iiber
Die gan5e Sdpeiser 8erelanoidaft
berteilen. 9ie meiiten finb auf 8erg-
pfaoen suganglid, cine Mnaabl iiber
@leti9er au errei6en. 8ielfad iino
Die Siitten Stiitpunft fir alpine
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-10
@erbreitet ben ,,Obio @oiienfreuno"

Nidt nur england 6iftiert Sem
amerifonii6en 8olfe feline 8olitit.
ionoern aud scr rationale 8oriiten-
Sc Ser fomn11niltiiden Bartet, @n,.
3. Softer. @r iagt: ,slmerifa ,nub
Sopietrublano ltnter Dem 2eno-2eale-
aft ben Sransport bon &riessmate.
riaI garantieren, ielblt tpenn es au
einem oireften @intritt in oen &ries
fiibrt." ~... +. ..- -.
Grit bor eitisen 8o1en idrien
famtlide Rommunilten unieres 2an-
bes: ,9be Giants are not eominap
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-10
9iittenleben 1T Der Shiuei,

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iteben Glide l,ub 9anfe, beren Oauer
fir Die gtpigfeit berehnet lit. gn
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photographer, 0fters cine fleine
8iiberei, Sddite NIT @eidirr, in Ell.
ner @de o0er olld abgetrernt ei,t
&odberb. Sssn1mer iinoen mir stet.
tunesmaterial por llno einen &oiteu
nit ber Mpotbefc. Ser Sdlafraunt lit
geionoert uno slrn1eiit ,nter oem
0ad]. Strob uno Tritiden biloen
bas 2ager, 9eden lino aur' 8cuiise
borbanoen. SSsn fleineren Siitten -
es Iino ni1t 1nebr picle - bcfinoet
ii6 olles in einem cin5ieen &aun1,
mas ser @e,uiitlidfcit feinen Ibbr1b
tut.
Ssn BEN meii1en $oiitten tpaltet om.
neriibers ei1 9iittenlpart, Ser oos
&oden iibernilnlnt; einfade morlne
&oit fann ollo INNER bereitet perocn.
Sit fein 6iittenlport on, 70 iett ser
8erefrelno ieincn Gbreei5 oorciu,
iein eieener @oN SIT iein. glitter sic
int 8inter 6nadnalid) finb, bcltben
n1eiit einen belonoereu, fleincren
8interraum, ser nllcs Notiee ent.
balt uno mo man ii1 re6t eeboreen
fiiblt.
&edt beintelig geitaltet iid) sos
2eben in Ser 'Siittc. Saben ipir om
Gbeno beiln @etrctcn Der Siitte bas
milbe 2ibt - Getrolerntlampe poer
Serge - entflanuut, 10 beginner mir
gemeiltld)aftlid ,uier Herf. Ser cine
bolt 8aiier bonn nobcn Nueu, ber1pci-
len Ser anocrc Dos ool5 in S1citer
lpoltet. SIT banu int Serla1f elmer
balben Stl,nbc sic lelbitgefo6te Snp.
pc fertig, 10 nlltnoet iie uns trefflitber
oils eiu opltlentes 0iner i'm Sotel.
Gernlobte l1no molltc 1nan lib ii6er.
ballpt eil1en Sotel6ctricb in 11nleren
Siitten porltellc1l bel ibrem 10 aus,
9epragt Do6alpinen @barafter? 60
nr1nadtig, erDaben iiber aIler Nieoe-
rltng, orin9t Oas ipabrbaft refine @e.
len Der 9erge auf unS Elm, bob ipir
oent &ult Der Sicie lanelt entglitten,
ni6ts begebren ols lit unmittelborer
Serbunoenbeit nit ber 9eatur 5u icin.
@eb0rt ni6t oad) oas @rlebnis in
oer Siitte gum pollen Nunb ciuer
8er9fabrt? @leidseiinnte in tame.
rooidaftlidem @eilt treffen bier au.
iammen. Man er5dbIt iid bon ben
Bergen nno miere slueen leudte,t.
@lei6iam ein S6eibepl,ntt lit oie
Siitte. Nidt 1nebr Scr Giefe 8u eigen.
lit lie ood nid)t NIT be,n 8erge ielber
berbunoen.k .kSie trennt bas besrenate
@reignis Ser Siefe bon ben nree!polti.
gen Spmbolen Ser @misfeit. sic Der.
binoet ben Stal,bgeborenen nit ser
ltrfraft Der Sbopfung. Dem Berg.
iteiger lit fie Ieste, bergen6e Statte
bor ieinem Gang sur Sobe. - Molf-
gang Sdtpab.
Nerbreifet 6eu Chin @ni5pnfrp,,nA"
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-10
aciHpOd, Sen 10. geptenbtr 1941

eStH NuHIe OeE SOeiuJtu)Ie ItlUclI
mir nidt ielten. bob fiiritlide nro
f0nigIidc Serriber in iDeltliden
Streitigfeiten linb ariegen Bic H6pite
aIs gernlittler ,lllo Srieoeilsftifter
anriefen. Die 9dplte. oenen ftets TO-
ipobl bas Ieiblide als audi bas gei-
5tige 8obI am &er5en liegt, baben
ftets NIT ibrem iegensreiben ginfluS
ben bebraneten Golfern beigeitanben.
auf Der anbern 5eite. gab es ebr-
,,no mahtfidtise Serrider ,lnb CT
pberer, Sic oen Sdub nno bie 9ilfe
Der 8dpIte fir lire berbrederil6en
l1nterneb,nungen a1aur,lfen iid ber<
mabelt. Nnb bierit ipieoerbolt iid
Sic WeltgeIdidte I'M geeentudrtieen
Sample rnabtbungriger unb rahliib-
tiger ariegsfiibrer. SeIbit bic Noais
8eltbeaipinger ipabnen ben HapIt fir
ibren angebliben ,,Rreua5ug" at &C.
tpinne,t, tudbreno ite bor aller @elt
nit INNER ne,te1t @etpalt1noBnabmeu
Die r8apitfirde' iu 9e,ttidlano ,tnb
in ben beletten @ebieten init &ons
aentrationslaeern fir fatboliibe 8rie>
fter nltb aloiteroiebitabl berfoIgerr.
8apit Bi,.s Ser 3tpolfte per1rteilt,
ipie ieoer gbrilt 1,nb ieber 5ibililierte
Merid, Die beroerbliben 2ebren ltno
bic blutigen Saten bes &omtnltnis=
mus, siebt aber nidt eegen Stalin
,tnb ieine @rmee at Selbe. Ser ST.
Bater lit, bas eeiitlide Oberbaupt Der
hriitliden Stride auf Ser gan5en @r-
be. Seine dbioInte Nentralitat erbebt
iid) iiber jeoe politiide uno nlilitd-
ride Mnteilnab,ne an be,t 5eitliden
Snterefien ireenoeines 2anoes. @e=
raoe oesbalb beiitt er Die adtltng
1rnb Gerebrung aller 8oblgeiinnten.
Selbit Nidtfatbolifen erbliden IN lei-
ner iiber anen erbabenen Rerion oen
eii15igen rubigen 1ino itnperriidbaren
8ol lit Ser bon ipilbem SOB gepeitid>
ten ariegsmoeen Der segenipartigen
@elt. sein erbabenes amt lit 5rie-
ben unb G0lferperi0bn,tng.
8ie feline 8orednser aitf 6em
6tubl Betri betradtet er es als cine
ieiner bornebmitet, Mufeabel1 Der
Menfdbeit bic fotbariten Sitter: STE
Iigion ,imo 3ipiliiation 81, erbalten
nno su beidiiteu. sat bod ielbit Elm
anfrebt benfenoer 1,nb ,1rteilsboller
proteitantiiber S6ipebe bie Stenung
bes Hapites uno bic grbalt,ng Der
fatbolifben Stride als ben gegenpdr-
tig beoeutiamiten Gaftor fir bic DRIFT
libe &,lltur betrabtet. nSelte', 10
,rteiIt er, nba 6as Seioentunt il,
ieinen bielseitaltigen Spitemen ,1nb
sSsoeologien iid iiber Sic 8eIt breitet,
Grauinmfeit ,,no 9rutalit1t triumz
pbieren, ntub man bIino iei,t, ipenn
man nidt al1sebe,1 min, BOB Der 8i-
beritanb Ser fatbolii1en Stride gegen
Die Barbaren sic erite Berteibigungs-
linie unferer eigenen driitliden Jrei-
belt 1T.
DesbaIb beritebt Der Hroteitant
be,.tantage, bob es audi i'm ansebt.
Die Wseinu,tgsberfd iiber
bas briltlibe Dogma iinb bente rtibt
mebr Der tpeientlibe Hnnft. 5eier,
lid unb rubtg, rein lino tpelterfabreu,
ftola lno oentiitig berfiinoet Der alte
Bapft 6ds briitIihe gbangelium. Die
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-10

Mls Dor atpei Sabren Der Wsii-
iionsprieiter Gep. gbriitopber Sul-
Iiban O.M.g., nit ieinem 4apeI-
Ienmagen Die Ser. Staaten berlieB,
abnte er nidt, tpelh fhpere1 @in-
berniiien uno @efabren er im
fbuer beimgeiubten gbina entge-
gengeben ipiirbe. CT betperfitelligt
gegentpdrtig ben Sransport bon
beridie6enett fit Die Miiiion BE.
itimmten 2ebensbeoiirfniiien auf
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-09-10

Der gefabrpollen Bnrmaltrabe. SSn
einen Sabre bat er iiber 10000
Meilett auf ieinen Miiiionsreiien
auriidgeleet. Cine 9Reiie auf ser
8nrma-5 -5trabe eeb0rt au oen ee=
fabrbolIiten ltnternebnuneen noe
gen ser 8olnbeniiberfdlle nn6 Der
,lniibern @ilonis, burd tpeI9e
bie 5trabe fiibrt. - Obises 8ilo
aeigt oen Miiiionar; tpie er Dor
ieiner Abreiie in ieinem @apele,t>
ipagen bic IT,. Weiie feiert.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-08
ElocutiOniist
Travels Widely
Devoting Life
To University

The Wherefore club OF Bethel
AME church met Thursday at the
home Of Mrs. Gertrude Williams,
president, to discuss the elaborate
preparations for the presentation
of the eloquent orator, Miss Halle
O. Brown. She will speak in behalf
OF Wilherforce university at Bethel
AME church, Friday, Feb. IA at
pm.
Miss Brown was one OF the first
to teach at Wherefore university
and WAS head OF the dramatic de-
partment for number of years.
Having travelled very extensively
and spent many years in the field
Of education Miss Brown is nation
ally known and considered one of
the highest ranking educators and
speakers in the country. The sub
iect OF her address will be evil
berforce's Contribution to the
World"
a large attendance is expected as
Miss Brown is esteemed among
many Dctroitcrs and IS so we'll
known that a capacity house Is ex-
pected The general public is lnvii-
ed. Club members in charge of the
program are: Mrs Gertrude Wilt
ans, Mr. Ruby Richards Miss Lii
liam Nesbit, Mrs. Florence Hickox.
Mrs. Booker Alexander. Miss Rose
Ivey, Mrs Rose Collier. Mrs. clyde
Hayes aud Mrs Aida Hodge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-08
Impetus Given For
Club House Drive

The opening of the campaign by
the Detroit Association OF Women's
clubs to raise. $1,000 to buy club
house, was given impetus at the
first report meeting last Friday
when Mrs. Rose Cragg, president of
the Association, gave the first $40.
Mrs. Cragg. is presenting the
money dedicated It as follows 81 to
the memory OF her father, the late
Rev. S. V. Sladc, and 81 each to
the following to whom she wish 20
express her appreciation for their
moral support. inspiration. and
general cooperation: her mother.
Mrs. s. V. Slade Mrs. c. s. Smith.
the Rev. and Mrs. William II.
Peck, Mrs. Burrell Carter. all presi-
dents and all members OF the AS
ISOLATION.
Mrs. Martha Bacon contributed
the first dollar. and y. II. Sleon.
the first 81. Mrs. c. S. Smith con-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-08

cal Frida, evening, Feb. 81.
ON me siyk Ast are Henry Blu
ford. Miss Maize Walden Mrs. ".
CONWAY. Mrs Vim Mae Green. Mrs.
7. Hcners Mrs. + Mason. Mrs. y.
Kelley. Mrs NJ on Mrs. F Wood.
n nelson Miss G. nelson, Miss B.
Walker and c. Siafks
The pastor. senior choir and
conetcsaton Of Quinn Chapel are
expected 90 worship az Bethel AME
church. saginaw, Mich. Sunday.
Feb 9 in no afternoon at their
quarterly meeting services The
Rev ". 7 Alexander is pastor
The NAACP and kenneth Oden
Post WI sponsor civic meeting At
the Legion haN e7ls 81 John street
Frda, n,sh FEB IL Senator
Charles DicrS a. Detroit viii be
the pfineipm speaker Others from
Detroit VINO expect 10 attend are
Mrs Bella Tolison ~ ne YMCA
an dher quest Miss Fave Kers.v,
Ally r,rciyal PIPER, Atty. LOOMS
ami Peter FISHER
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-08
Inkster Jottings
Mrs. Emma Taylor.
BY MRS. W. VI. BINIIN

Little Wiley Springer. Jr. was
operated on Wednesday at Edyth
X. Thomas hospital for appended
It's. He Is doing fine
Rev. James Tyler was guest
speaker al Smith chapel last sun
day morning. His text was:
Whereas | was blind. now sec
All enjoyed the sermon. The SEN
Tor choir sang swectly, with Mrs
Alice staff at the piano.
Frank Gray sang a beautiful bass
solo
The Gospel Band of Inkstsr was
in charge Of the afternoon service
James Weston was also a guest at
Smith Chapel Sunday morning
Miss Bertha Barnes has return
ed from Atlanta. Ca, where she
was called by the death of her
mother.
Mrs. Alberta Lewis was hostess
to the Imperial Art and Literary
club Wednesday night After the
business hour. refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Alice Payne was called 10
Arkansas last week. TO attend The
funeral OF her mother
Friday afternoon marked the last
meeting for completing plans for a
public library in this community.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-08
FLINT, NEWS
A. TURNIPSEED, Representative 1902 Main Street

Mrs l.. Marks. member c. the
Church Of God died Thnrsday She
was very active in religious and
civic affairs
Mrs. Lora Appling OF New York
City was gucst " her sister Mrs
Josie 7. Vaughn OF Flint SUNDAY
She later returned TO Detroit where
she IS stopping n the home Of her
sister Mrs Georgia Jackson at ISIS
Kirby
Attorney Van Dyne. candidate FOR
circui, judge and A. Tutnipsccd.
campaign MANAGE. molorcd ~ De-
troll Friday night to attend an at
torneys confah at The YwcA. 4
number OF Justices Of the state SUI
preme court were present
Mr.. and Mrs Burgess Mss oi"lia
Broadway. Ira Crawley Grady
Truss. pernal Green visited In.
e.. +. Walden Sunday and report
that he Is improving rapidly
Mrs Bradford charming wife or
Or. r. D. Bradford, has just re-
turned 10 The city after visiting
her brother who Is in al his home
in Dayton Ohio
The Parents and Teachers % NJ
Olive Baptist SUNDAY school will
hold Get-Toeefher meeting and
tea sunday afternoon Feb. . A. 5
pm. Mrs A. j. GALLOWAY. super
inicndcn' Will be in charge
A Kid party Will b. given Feb ~
by the Mt olive Heralds "a; the
home OF Mrs. Nannie Peeuese corr
ner Broad anod IIaeeeriy streets.
The Territorial meeting of ih'
Flint District OF the Metropolitan
association will hold their monthly
meeting SUNDAY afternoon. Feb. .
at , o'clock AZ Galilce Bapust
church Mrs. r. r Turpln will be
the speaker.
The Junior usher board Of Nj
olive will give a Cherry Tree so
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-08
tribuLed the first SlO.

tributed the first $40.
Other pledges and donations
were from Mrs. Roxie Bell. Mrs.
Louise A. Smith. Mrs. Gonzelle
Bailey, Mrs. Eta Taylor. Mrs.
Frank Foster. Mrs. Sylvia Tucker.
Mrs. Beatrice Overton. Mrs. Eddie
Lewis. and the Sororis Group.
Mrs. Albert Greenlaw donated
81, defeating the gift TO the mem
DRY of the late Mrs. Dole Berrier
and Mrs. Mary Miner.
The Art committees program
under the leadership OF Mrs. May
and Mrs. Reid was inspiring and
entertaining as they presented a
group OF miniature club houses de-
signed by an eleven-year-old stu
dent OF the Brewster hobby class.
The president OF the Pen and Pal
latte club spoke and displayed a
painting by Miss Norman, young
artist.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-08
Ecorse News
BY MILO CASTOR

Well. folk. it did happen again
At the last minute. another gentle
man OF color decided 10 run for a
seat on the Ecorse council Word
has been going around in the com
munity that II one man could be
nominated with the votes OF colored
people. two could be as easily
nominated We think this Is mis-
take, hut he is out there now. so
we shall fight that much harder.
Since both men are trying for
seat on the council, there will be
no political fight between them.
Every effort that can he made will
be made 10 unseat the men who are
already in. Their action concerning
this side OF the track has not been
up to par. but they are still coming
back with lots Of sweet promises
and a few dollars which some OF
the political leaders are taking
But know that Ecorse is wiser
Ecorse than II was q few years ago.
and on February II. We are going
to put forth every effort we posi-
bly, can. that the black man can
and must have a place in the gov
eminent OF our little village A vote
for Milo CASTOR is a vote for
better government in Ecorse. He
pledges not TO leave stone unturn-
ed, In his effort TO make the left
side OF the track a better and safer
place in which TO live.
Ecorse Is very proud 10 have
such young. hard-hitting fighters
as Leroy Dawson. James Eichel-
berger and Johnnie Roundtree, who
are making quite name for them
selves and Ecorse in the fight game
Mr.. and Mrs. Quinn Bates arc the
proud parents of beautiful daugh-
ter. born last Saturday at Trinity
hospital Mother and baby are get
ting on fine.
FIRST Baptist Church
Services last sunday morning
were well attended A fine prayer
service was led by the deacons and
mothers. The pastor. Rev J. ID.
Davis. preached grand sermon
which was uplifting 10 all present
The choir, under the leadership
OF Mrs. Anna Stone and James
Choice are still singing Gods
praises. Among the visitors were
Fred Burton. OF Hamtramck. who
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-08
DR.. Brown
Speaker
Elliottorians
Bring Educator

DR.. Charlotte Hawkins Brown.
principal OF the Palmer Memorial
institute. Sedalia. NC, will be the
guest speaker on the program spon-
sored by the Elliottorian Business
Women's club this Sunday, Feb. .
at four o'clock This program Is
the eleventh celebration OF Negro
History week by the Elliottorians
who have the unique distinction OF
originating these programs In De-
troit
Dr. Brown has travelled extern
sively in this country and abroad.
and is particularly interested in
the establishment OF understanding
sympathy and interracial goodwill
She is regarded as one of the most
cultured Negro women in the world
today. Palmer Memorial school.
founded and developed by her tech
nique, is the most artistic school
and has been visited by dignitaries
from all parts OF the world. Presi-
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt and his
mother are among the trustees and
sponsors OF this school.
Mrs. Jessie slaion is general
chairman OF the Negro History
Week program. Assisting her are
Miss Emmadean Bell. Mrs. RUBY
Mitchell publicity; Mrs Aida
Hodge. decorations: Miss Louise
Chatfeld. ushers Some OF the 9TH
ers on the committee engaged in
advance work are: Mrs. Helen
CAN'T. Miss Gertrude Gillon Mrs.
Helene Jones. Mis- Odetta White and
Miss Julia Morgan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-08
WINDSOR

Mrs. Leon DeShield gave birth
day party. Friday. Jan. 81 from s
Ill Z pm. for her daughter. Betty
Ann. honoring her tenth birthday.
Little guests were: Misses Wanda
kersey, Jackie Milburn. Harriet
Chatters and Maggie and Ellen
Lynch at their home, 81 Elliot
street. east.
Mrs. Albert Wells of 1893 Wind
sor avenue, was at home 10 few
Of her friends. Monday ebening
Ian. 81. The following were
guests Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ken
nedy Or. and Mrs. o. +. Chatters,
Mrs. Leon DeShield and DR.. and
Mrs. Roy Perry.
A surprise party was given Mrs.
Eunice Kersey AT her home. 1862
Goyeau Saturday night, Feb. l..
Those who gave the party were:
Mrs. c. C. Nall. Mrs L. Washing
ton. Mrs. ] Browning. Mrs. j..
Smith, Miss Winnifred Green, Mrs.
Archie Ball. Mrs. G.. White and
Mrs O. p. Caatters.
Armstead Athletic club is giving
a Valentine dance Feb. II AZ their
club rooms, IS Pitt street. west. in
Windsor.
The Joy club had a dinner al the
BME church Saturday. Feb. at
$40 After the dinner they went
skating at the Windsor arena. DR..
Roy Perry was guest speaker.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Kennedy en-
tertained AL their home 1926 Bloom
field. after skating party Satnr-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-08

gave one dollar TO the building
fund. also other visitors.
Among The sick are Deacon Bur
ion. Mr. Donley and John jenkins.
Remember to visit them.
You are welcome 10 worship At
First Baptist At All times.
Zadie Askew is church reporter.
VT. Zion Baptist Church
The Rev. G. A. Stevenson, pastor.
preached sunday morning on The
subject. THE Indictment OF a
Church Devil From the Last Pass
over text, Matt. 26 % and Luke
22.2l. Master. It is l."
The senior choir rendered fine
song service.
Among the visitors were Roy
Mr.. Burton, Mrs. Hopkins and her
children.
Sunday. February .. the Rev r..
l.. Bradby. Jr.. will deliver the
message to The Juniors. since Il Is
the second Sunday and Is given 10
the Juniors each month.
Remember to visit the sick Of the
community.
Coriune ". x. Campbell Is the
church reporter.
Good viii Club
The Ecorse Good VIII club met
last Tuesday al its usual time and
meeting place. Many members were
present. The club has some new
plans IN view for the future. The
next meeting will be at 1856 Ninth
street. Tuesday at 7,p m.
Bray's CME Church
Sunday. February .. was a spiri-
tual day at Bray's CME church.
Rev. Mr. Gunther preached at II
a. m: Rev. Pettigrew. Al y. m
Rev Mr.. Sea consecreated the COM
munion and music by the Womack
Temple choir at : y. M. Presiding
Elder Barnette. OF the Detroit dis
AIltAf HithtHth Aht NNthluh Hfl
mon.
other visiting ministers included
the Rev. Mr. Johnson. Rev. aud
Mrs Thatch. formerly OF Fort
Wayne, Ind.
Mes. Mary shield is on the sick
list.
Mable Kaiser is church reporter
Three local bellies. in persons OF
Frances Kinney. Mable Kaiser and
Ruth McCrary. attended graduation
parties in East Detroit last week
All report having had a delightful
time.
Harriet Tubman Girl Reserves
are sponsoring triple-nicke-c-hop
Friday, February :. Al the c. J.
Miller school, from Z. 10 IL pm.
Admission fifteen cents. All are in
viied
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-08
SAGINAW DOINGS
By MRS. VI. TOOMEY

Mrs. Cordelia Heard of 11l6 y.
Third street celebrated her birth
day with an elaborate party Sun
day afternoon. A lovely luncheon
was enjoyed. The honoree received
many lovely gifts. The party-goers
included Mrs. Jessie Townsend,
Mrs Nellie Ham, Mr.. and Mrs. Muir
ry Gunner, Joe McCurty. Mr.. and
Mrs. Doty. Mrs Rebecca Berry,
Mrs. Lula Il. McCarol, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alcxander Mclean. Mrs. Florida
Biol. Mr.. and Mrs. John Frye. Mrs.
Andrew Davis. Mrs. Lucille Cohill,
OILS buchanan, Mr. and Mrs. Fran
els Steward. Mrs Dennis Parker,
Mrs. Lloyd Bryant, Mrs. Eulyn
Thomas. Mrs. Bessie Gardner, Mrs
Daisy Farmer. Mr.. and Mrs. But
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Wicks.
Mrs. Florence Allen. Mrs. Addie Ed
ward. Juaniia Runaway, Mr.. and
Mrs. James walker. Mrs. Mary Ar
CHA Mrs. Mary McCora and Mrs.
X. Dinnis.
Churches
Two persons joined church Sun
day after listening to the address
by the Rev. NJ. Toomey. Several
visitors were present. The BTU
held Bible drills. Communion was
served at the evening worship.
Mr.. and Mrs y. W. Robertson
were called 10 Texas to the bedside
Of his father; NJ. NJ. Glover, 10
North Carolina TO the bedside OF
his mother: NJ. Carruthers. 10 his
son. Miss Mae Jessie Rossen and
Mrs Leo Shaw are III.
Remember Now Thy Creator"
was the subject OF the address by
the pastor last Sunday which was
Christian Endeavor Day. The an
them was sung by the Junior choir.
Many visitors were present.
The Evangelist quartet OF De-
troit will render a program al Beth
81 Feb. s. Mrs. Roberta Hayes.
chairman.
Quarterly conference will be held
FFeb s at pm. The Rev. David
A. Blake will be the speaker at the
morning hour
vi. Olive
The Nj. Olive Baptist church held
its business session Saturday night,
Feb and elected its new minister.
Next sunday the BTU will par
ticipate on the youth program OF
the Bethel AME church.
Mt Olive Senior choir will pre-
sent a play "Don't Tell a Soul"
Feb. S at S o'clock.
Mrs. Elnora Malone Is confined
at her home as are Mrs. Bette
Glysie and Charles Newsome.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-08
Yenans.
81. Peters

On next Sunday evening the
Trammell Vocal ensemble, will rem
der complete program al st.
Peters church, many of the city's
great lovers OF music will he in at
tendance as this is some OF Detroi;'s
best talent.
Mrs. Adline Wilder. OF Wyandotte
street was buried from the ST. Pc
ter's church last Saturday morning
with many friends and relatives
paying final respect 10 her.
Voice OF The People
Dear Readers:
It's about time something be done
about Negroes and the National De-
Tense. My son has tried several
times to get In but was unsuccess-
full. Money has been appropriated,
but we are not receiving our share
They don't discriminate when they
levy taxes. why can't our children
get some OF this Defense training?
(Signed)
Mrs. A. Thompson.
Dear Readers:
have been down TO Receiving
hospital on different occasions and
there wasn't colored man taking
interneship nor tanned skin lady
in their laundry department. I
think some thing should be done
about this.
ISigncd)
Mrs. Emma Taylor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1941-02-08
ROMULUS NEWS

Sunday morning services at First
Baptist church were largely at
tended Rev. G. l.. Thomas. Of Ink
ster. Mich. delivered the message.
His theme was: Weight text.
Hebrews l:1-2. Mrs. S. Ross was
soloist.
In the afternoon. there was a
speaking service and Communion
was administered.
Visitors are always welcome at
this church.
The pastor L. still urging all TO
attend prayer services each Wed
nesday evening at o'clock Those
are times when the souls Of men
and women need 10 he fortified and
strengthened by PRAYER.