The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-02-07

lisms Sr,, formerly of LABELED
graduated from Cleveland lnterme-
date ROY THOMAS. son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis Thomas, completed
his high school work from Cooley
and is enroute 70 Alabama State
Mary Agnes Bowers, the charming
daughter OF Mrs. Alice Bowers. said
goodby regrtefully. to friends ana
high school days at Central She will
enter Wayne. GLORIA A. DAVIES
niece OF Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Davies
will enter Ooerlin college to con-
tinue her musical education. after
four years at Central.
The Weeks Most
Highlighted Program
The Detroit District Woman's
Society OF Christian Service lnsti-
tute. Mrs. Current, chairman. pre-
scented Miss Lillian Warrick Ma
tional fed secretary in seminar
original discussion at Berea We'd
nesdsy afternoon with dinner at six
in Fellowship hall. And a continued
service in the evening when Miss
Warrick climaxed the meeting with
her chosen subject Women The
attendance was large with Scott
Methodist church having the largest
representation.
Thursday evening the Womsn's
Society OF Christian Service Of
Berea. presented a taking moving
picture. title, Power OF God" The
choral choir gave the musical set
ting. A large crowd enjoyed the
impressive presentation. Rev. ami
Mrs. Bankhead, Helen and Jean,
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Powell, George
Hoagland Jr,. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Jackson. and children. Mr.. and Mrs.
Webb, Mr. and Mrs G. Ballard,
Mrs Ida Mae Flanagan and sons,
Harvey. Luther and Douglass. Mr..
Walker Gordon and daughters, Bar
bara, and Lorraine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Jackson and children, Mr..
and Mrs Buel Brown, Eddie Bright,
Mrs John Burton, Miss Francis
Petty. Mrs DiSta Johnson, Mrs.
Anna Bellinger, and son, Mack. and
others.
II you are interested in securing
for our boys in camp con-
suit Mrs jamie Oden. Mrs. Sarah
Darlington, or Mrs, Mary Sykes of
Avenue church. There
will be meeting held next Thurs
day evening at 1907 Labelle, 10 COM
plete plans for gathering OF sup
plies in this area. Miss Marie Hit
IS cha rman. Don't forget our boys
who are making great sacrifice
for US.
GEORGE BOULDING
George Boulding of l. a b e e
wishes TO express his sincere sp-
recitation, 10 Rev William Peck.
Bethel senior choir. Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Cross, Guy Palmer, Mr., and
Mrs. $fonzo Osborne and SON
Bethel Stewsrdess Boards Nos.
and 2, Mr.. Ernest Satcher. Rev. S.
W. Bankhesd and Eddie Bright, for
your kindness and deep sympathy
during his bereavement, the pass
ing OF his brother, the late Charles
Robinson Boulding. He leaves to
mourn his loss three children: Rich
ard OF St. Louis, Mo, Gloria and
Dorothy Rose OF Beaver Falls, Pa,
a sister, Mrs. A G. Lindsay of Wash
ington. D. C.. and the following
brothers, James NJ. OF New Brigh-
ton. Pa. Jerry Of Cleveland, Aaron
of Beaver Falls, Harry H and Paul
Kenneth OF St Louis. Mo. and a
cousin, Mrs. Viola Nick Of Detroit.
HIGHLAND PARK
Has awakened 10 a conscientious
communicable Christian Reistion-
ship. combining church and COM
munitY- of Christian Relationship,
combining church and community
activities that are reaching into our
homes, and touching the lives OF
parents and children. Our programs
consist of adult and young peoples
forums, a mothers committee, Boy
Scouts. Boys Y club, girls Y club.
gym and dancing classes, music and
singing groups. The Womans So
ciety OF Christian Service now has
the best setup in the history OF
Methodism. The thought most in the
minds of each community and
church leader is TO help put over
a program that will help make our
community a fit place in which 10
live. May God give US courage. love
and faith to work until our dreams
are accomplished.
THE EVER READY CLUB
OF Thompson Avenue Baptist
church held their meeting last
Monday evening at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Douglass Moore OF Ford.
With their new president, Sam
Hendricks. presiding under whose
competent leadership the club has
new inspiration. Miss Hall. Mrs.
Georgia Collins, and Mr.. Walton
rendered vocal selections. Those
who enjoyed the gracious hospi-
tally OF the hostess were: Rev. L.
J. Benson. Mr., and Mrs. Sherman
Lusk. Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinney Wal
ton, Mesdames C. Collins, L. Col
Inns, Symnettee. Lucille Rutland,
James Cook, Miss Della Hall. and
Mrs. Colors. The next meeting will
be held in the home OF Mrs. Mosley,
1912 Wabash.
Seen making merry last Thursday
evening at the beautiful Club 500
were: Mr.. and Mrs. William Jack
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Moore, Mr..
and Mrs. Pesrly Crudup. Mrs Ida
Middleton. Mrs. Emma Rhodes, Mr.,
and Mrs. Melvyn Mallette, Miss Al
ma and Brighton Mal,ette. tsister
and uncle OF Melvyn. Those close
friends. and fellow bus drivers, en-
tertsined their charming young
wives royalty, but twas funny to
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