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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1942-02-03
DOC SAYS FORGET tn
CHAPTER XVII

We rot Doc up the bank to his
cabin, and Z job It was. He put
Up . squawk about my undress-
Ing him, 20 I chased Juddy over
to the house for bandages and
hot water.
While she was gone, I put to-
gether some Of the details.
kept slipping Angel and
shooting your left. huh?" / said
He sort Of grunted.
That's . boxers trick"
MD. "You never learned tina,
stuff, digging Wandos, Doc"
II used to box some in college
Il Isn't necessary to say anythir :
shout this outside, Mom," hi
hid.
Fl think be was q pup to leave
y you down there" said.
mo-" he soid. 'That was ali
e1Ght. ! told him to. Until
1oGnA I couldn't climb the bank
I didn't think there was anything
Wrung." pf
s'Thsre : couple Of ribs wrong
- ea:ss." ! said. TITS a doc.
4 yuo1v ea1ne b Just then. "Tll
y I'M him over to DR.. Star.
GUt1 - aid.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
Christian Science

Love will be the subject OF the
lesson-sermon in all Christian Sci
ence churches throughout the
world on Sunday, Feb. l.
The golden text q John 4:16):
I'VE have known and believed the
love that God hath TO us. God is
love: and he that dwelleth in love
dwelleth In God, and God In him."
Among the Bible citations is this
passage Jeremiah 31:3): The
Lord has appeared OF old unto me.
saying, Yea. have loved thee with
an everlasting love: therefore with
loving kindness have | drawn thee"
Correlative passages to be read
from the Christian Science text
book. Science and Health with Key
TO the Scriptures, by Mary Baker
Eddy. include the following "a.
494) Divine Love always has met
and always will meet every human
need. IL is not we'll to imagine that
Jesus demonstrated the divine pow
er to heal only for a select num-
Der or for a limited period OF time.
since all mankind and In every
hour. divine Love supplies all
good
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
With The Churches
Presbyterian Church

The Rev. william II. Molbon.
DID,. Ph.D., OF New York City.
thrilled the large audience last
Sunday morning as he delivered his
scholarly. yet practical sermon on
the subject, plumbing the Depth
OF Life text, Amos rs.
The speaker was introduced by
Charles Johnson, president Of the
Young Peoples society OF the
church, who took charge of the
program after the sermon, as II
was National Youth Day. the theme
OF which was, Build Today for
Christ A we'll rendered solo was
sung by Luther Harvin; James We'll
don Johnson's Creation" was dra-
matically recited by Miss Dorothy
Quaker and an Grafton was given
by Vernon Gricr, entitled, Three
Roads Of Life"
The Rev. Mr.. Molbon will be the
speaker for the next three Sundays.
AT 3 pm. next Sunday the Rev.
Jesse Barger Of Chattanooga, Tenn.
will speak A dinner will be sery-
ed between the morning and aft
ernoon services by the Ladies Aid
society
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
News From Inkster

thirteenth birthday. Guests pres
ent were; Little Misses Bernice
Ackles. Mary Y. Evans. Theola Nc
Kay, Lillian King, Sarah Elliot.
Mae Clara White. Dolores Danley,
Mona Johnson, Dorothy Weston.
Barbara Adams and Master Theo-
dore Morrison, Jr. The honoree
was the recipient OF many lovely
and useful gifts.
The many friends OF Wayne Tay-
lor. son OF the william Taylors.
are glad to learn that he Is recov-
ering from head injuries sustained
in an auto accident in Detroit.
Womack Temple CME
The Rev. J. w. Barnette. super
intendent OF the Detroit district,
preached his first quarterly SER
mon at Womack Sunday morning,
subject, THE Value OF Standing. ("
During the discourse. he elaborated
on the many different stands which
man may take. and he stressed
the value OF standing up for Jesus.
In the afternoon. the business
session was conducted. The report
was favorable. The Rev. s. A. Seay
is pastor.
Second Baptist Church
Pastor o. B. Jones. OF Second
Baptist, preached strong and in
spring sermon Sunday. subject.
Gods Court OF Inquiry Four
were added TO the membership.
In the afternoon the Quartet un-
ion rendered fine program. The
Rev. George Glenn preached the
evening discourse, subject, The
Blood Satisfies the Cross and
Pleases Heaven" Smith Chapel
AME church will be the guest OF
Second Baptist Sunday. Feb. l. All
are invited c. Whitner Is church
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
|Elks Program
OF Education
BY FRED HART WILLIAMS,
State Director OF Education

In few weeks, application
blanks will be sent to the chairmen
OF the educational committees set
up by the lodges and temples OF
Detroit and its enyirons. who in
turn will place these in the hands
OF high school students eligible to
compete in the oratorical contest
which will be held here sometime.
April, next
To be eligible. students must be
bona fide secondary school pupils
under age OF 10 years on Feb. 2S,
OF this year. A pupil who has grad
uated from high school and Is tax
ing postgraduate work OF any kind
in the same or similar institution
is not bona fide pupil in this use
OF the term and Is therefore. ineli-
gible even though within the age
limit. In the case OF an education
al institution Offering collegiate as
well as secondary courses. only
those pupils in the grades parallel
ing the public high school are ELI
gible.
The Elks educational program
rests solidly upon the foundation
OF the Constitution OF the United
States. Each of the subjects to be
delivered by the participants is bas-
ed upon the Constitution and no
deviation Is permitted on the part
OF those participating in oratoricals.
There are III subjects to be chosen
from. These have been selected
by the educational committee of
the grand lodge and approved by
the grand commissioner OF educa-
ton.
The young student is TO bear in
mind that our government is one
OF law and not OF men, that is, our
government is a set Of organic
rules called the Constitution of the
United States, the principles Of
which in themselves are just To all
alike irrespective OF creed, color
or race.
The musical entertainment that
is being sponsored by joint COM
mittee OF chairmen OF educational
divisions OF lodges and temples,
Saturday evening at the YWCA. OF
this week, Is but the forerunner OF
cultural and educational activities
leading up 10 the elimination ora
torical contest in April. The win
ner, whoever. he or she may be.
will compete at the state oratori-
cal contest which will be held this
YER at Lansing. Mich, during the
Michigan State association ses-
sions OF the IBPOEW. The date
will be set for sometime in June, by
the president OF the state associa-
ton, b. ]. Bryant. grand trustee.
II for nothing else, the Indepen-
dent Benevolent Protective Order
OF Elks OF the World. should be
given all praise for the noble work
II has done in more than 16 years
OF financial. spiritual and cultural
labor in the fertile and verdant
geld OF education among our youth.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
Testimonial
To Close Meet
18th Congressional
District IL Host

7 e Democrats of Michigan will
hold their state reunion In Detroit.
Friday and Saturday. Feb. 20 and
21, In connection with the Jackson
Day dinner. The local meeting will
be under auspices Of the Fifteenth
Congressional Federated Demo-
attic clubs.
The reunion will begin Friday at
s o'clock. with a civic and patriotic
mass meeting. In the auditorium of
the Columbia school. West War
rem and Mckinley; and will close
at pm. the following day. with a
testimonial banquet in nor OF all
Democratic county and sta elect
ed officials. in Page hall OF St.
Cyprians church. Twenty-eighth
and Milford streets.
Among the scheduled speakers
will be Mayor Edward J. Jeffries,
Governor Murray ID. Van Wagner,
Senator Prentis. NJ. Brown. also
Commissioner Harold z. Bledsoe.
Deputy Commissioner -osep h
Craigen and Senator Charles c.
Digs.
Luther c. Keith Is chairman OF
the organization. and Geo.ge G..
Cornell. chairman of the Fifteenth
Congressional district.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
Northwest Detroit
Social and Business
BY RUFUS GRIM. JR.

Eugene CONNER. Jr.. OF Ohio
street, student OF Higginbotham
school will play for the graduation
exercises Jan. 2S.
Mrs. Ruth Rose OF 1894 Madison
avenue is visiting her sisters. Mrs.
Florie Brooks and Mrs. +. Moffet
OF Roselawn.
Funeral services were held Sat-
urday, Jan. "A al ii am. for Mrs.
Irene Owens OF Northlawn avenue
who died Saturday. Jan. IL. The
Rev. c. l.. Anderson delivered the
eulogy. lnterment was in Memo
rial Park cemetery.
Mrs. Owens was an ardent work
er in the church and we'll liked by
all in the community. Attesting 10
her popularity were the many
condolences and cards sent by
friends. Words OF sympathy were
received from Dallas. Texas and
many out-of-town points.
Surviving are husband. the
Rev. George owens: one son. four
daughters, one sister, one brother
and eight grandchildren.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
St. Paul AME Zion
521 Z. Palmer 81.

AT 10;45 am the pastor preach
ed on The Challenge OF Christ's
Way" Henry King was special So
loist.
AT 7:45 pm. the Rev. Mr.. Pow
ell used as his subject, Beauty OF
Worship.
Next Sunday the pastor will
speak at lO:45 am. on Fiery Fur
mace and at 745 pm. on The
Beauty of Cod
The pastor has Just returned
from attending the Bishops council
in st. Louis. He tells OF an enjoy
able trip.
The pastors anniversary will be
held Tuesday evening. Feb. "a.
Bishop j. W. Martin will dedicate
the parsonage Wednesday evening.
Feb. %. The anniversary and
dedication banquet will be held
Thursday evening. Feb. 26.
The public Is cordially invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
Corinthian Baptist
1910 Caniff

The morning address by the pas
tor. the Rev. r. J. Jones, was heard
by many visitors including the Rev.
Mr.. MCGEE, the Rev. MIR. Richard
son and Mrs. Marie Strickland OF
Detroit Five persons were added
TO the church. Total offering OF
the day was sl50.22
Mid-week prayer service IL held
each Friday at the church. Bust
ness meeting will lbe held Friday
Teachers class will meet Saturday
night at 1880 Dequindre.
Tie Rev. II. +. Owens, pastor OF
MI. Olive Baptist church will speak
Feb. s at 8 pm. in interest OF the
Missionary department. Everyone
asked 10 bring their Bible and
pencils.
Willie Mae williams is church
reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
YPSILANTI
b, MRS. EuGENIA oBANNOy

Christianity and Its Outlook"
was the theme fthe Sunday morn
ing address by the Rev. II. G. Sim
mons, pastor OF Brown Chapel
AME church. Several visitors were
present.
A tSecond Baptist. Pastor Rober-
son spoke from Luke 1870. Among
the visitors present was Mrs. A. l..
Ursy OF Kalamazoo.
The Mt. GARNER Jubilee singers
Will be presented Friday Feb. 6 at
Second Baptist church under the
sponsorship of Mrs. r. Cox's club.
Funeral rites were held Thurs
day. Jan. % at Second Baptist
church for the late Thomas II. Mill
or. The Rev Herbert Dungy deliv-
cred the eulogy. He was assisted
in the services by the Rev. MIR.
Stone OF Lansing and the Rev. MIR.
Simmons of Brown Chapel.
Miller died Monday. Jan. 20 at his
home at the age OF a. He was
born Sept. Is. 1868 in Ypsilanti and
was married to Miss Jane Richard
son in 1892.
Surviving are his widow: two
brothers, Edward, OF Milan. Mich,
and Charles. OF Lansing; six nieces,
seven nephews and many friends.
Mrs. Helen Preston Bennett has
returned from a pleasant visit In
Charleston. VIVA. where she was
the guest OF relatives.
Frank williams of Harriet street
sustained broken right leg in a
car accident al Harriet and Hawk
ins street Saturday night about
1880 pm. His sons, Frank. Jr..
Kenneth and Richard also received
cuts and bruises. Four stitches
were taken on cash in the latter's
head The car that callided with
the Frank Williamses auto was
driven by John Willie Williams of
Adams street. He too received cuts
and bruises.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31

Last Tuesday, as you know. was
election day. The winners wear
broad smiles on their faces. while
ths losers look rather downhearted.
My advise TO the losers is-brace
up and hold up your chlns. and say,
as Apostle Paul said. II have
fought a good fight" Remember
that you have helped make the cam
paign the first clean one in Ecorse.
The first mayor of Ecorse is my
mayor. just the same as If ! had
worked for him. He was the choice
OF the majority OF the people, and
may God help him to be mayor
for all the people and not for cer-
tain individuals.
Never before III the history OF
Ecorse has the public shown as
much interest In political candi-
date as they did in this campaign.
The most astonishing role was that
played by the youth OF our city.
They put on two meetings for the
candidates. a thing that had never
happened before.
Judging from the outward signs
OF the political situation in Ecorse.
we are going to have one oil the
best cities in Michigan. Youh have
taken a part in local politics, and
there must be a place for Them In
the government OF Ecorse. BY
sticking together. we older people
OF the community are going to
help the youth OF today to get what
Is rightfully theirs and ours.
Good VIII CluL
The Ecorse Good Will club will
hold its regular meeting on Feb. 3
at s pm. at 1856 Ninth street. J.
II. Campbell. Jr.. Is chairman.
David Campbell. who Is Ill at
Trinity hospital, is convalescing
nicely.
First Baptist Church
Services at First Baptist last
Sunday morning were well attend
ed. The Rev Mr.. Fisher preached
from Phil. 1:s. All enjoyed the
discourse. Among those present
were: the Rev. Mr.. Cannon. also
Mrs. Mary Williams OF Augusta. Ga.
niece Of Mrs. Jean Sanford. Mrs.
Jackson was present. after long
absence in the South.
Matte l.. Bell is Church report
err: the Rev. J. ID. Davis. pastor.
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Mr.. Galloway. OF Hartford SDA
church. spoke last sunday morning
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31

At the weekly meeting OF the To-
cal Red Cross unit. the chairman.
Mrs Harvey Jackson. outlined the
activities In which the unit Is TO
participate. Captains are TO be
elected 10 work with the unit
groups. when they have been APP
pointed.
The meetings will be held every
Monday afternoon at 1870. at the
home of the chairman on Spruce
.treet. One voluntary instructor.
Mrs. Waldo Sargent, was appointed
to assist in~the knitting classes.
P-TA Meeting
Thursday evening, the Parent
Teacher association was informed
that II is a member OF the National
P-TA. The organization is now
under the capable leadership Of the
Re- Mr.. Weston. and is fast be-
coming recognized for its practical
methods OF solving the problems
OF the schools of the township.
Last Saturday evening, Alice and
Henryene Binion were hostesses
at surprise birthday party, which
they gave their sister. Patricia. II
was the occasion OF the honoree's
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
Democrats Will Hold State Meet Here
Owner Of Market
In Inkster Is Sorry
After Picket-March

INKSTER. Mich.-In a state
ment to The Tribune this week
Joe Muffaletts, proprietor OF
Joe's Quality Market. Inkster
road. apologized for disparag-
ing remarks made recently in
reference TO colored patrons. As
result Negroes In the COM
munity threw a picket line about
his place OF bushes and a sue
cessful boycott resulted. Mr..
Muffaletts' statement is a fol-
los s:
"In reference TO the unfortu-
nate incident as OF Thursday.
Jan. 1, 1912. AT which time l.
Joe Muffaletts made certain
disparaging and derogatory re-
marks about Negro patronage. !
wish TO say that ! am sincerely
sorry for the error and read
lily admit II was an error l
submit my most humble apology
to the Negro populace OF Inkster
and assure you that in the flu
ture there will be no recurrence
OF any unssvory remarks or
unfavorable actions on my part
or any one in my employ.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
Ecorse News
By MILO CASTOR

on heart-touching theme. THE
Nearness OF the Lord The Young
Peoples Volunteer Missionary So
ciet. also had an interesting meet
ing, theme, my Church and l."
At pm. Elder l.. II. Bland.
pastor OF Hartford SDA. presented
an interesting SUBJECTS This the
Battle OF Armageddon? Many
visitors were present from Detroit.
lnkster and Ecorse. You are al
ways welcome to worship at this
church. Elder W. W. Jones is local
elder: Mrs. Madeline A. Lacy.
church reporter.
Miss Myrtis Hall, OF Ecorse, and
Miss Vivian Moody, OF River Rouge,
students OF Adelphian academy.
Holly. Mich. were home on visit
last weekend.
Notice
The Tribune does not publish adj
vertisements Of bushes concerns or
public affairs where admission
fees are charged, unless the adver-
tisements are paid for News is
free. but advertisements must be
paid for.
MI. Zion Baptist Church
The Sunday morning message,
which was delivered by the Rev.
Mr.. Crump, contained much food
for thought. The subject was -
Things Worth Knowing" Visitors
were: Mrs. Mary Monroe. Ruth
Scott and Mrs. Lacy Larry, OF Tn
ion Baptist church.
The Red Cross group will meet
at Mt. Zion at pm. Friday. r. T.
Smith is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
St. Paul AME

The Rev. S. S. Harris spoke Sun
day morning on I'm My Distress !
Cried Unto the Lord and He Heard
Me-" The Choral club sang. Miss
Mildred Dye accompanied.
The members were pleased 10 sec
Mrs. Rhodes. Clarence Burden and
Sebe Cannon who had been III for
some time.
After the services the members
presented the pastor and wife with
IS pounds OF groceries. The Stew
ard board was the sponsor.
r. A. vivians is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
Bethesda Church OF God
In Christ
926 Alfred

Several friends from Toledo were
present Sunday evening TO hear
the splendid address by the Rev.
Mr.. Williams. His theme was God
Is Calling the People TO Right
Living The pastor. the Rev. r.
w. Caudell. also spoke.
Last Friday the Volunteer Chris
tian Charitable Workers associa-
tion gave soup and other foods
away.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
New Bethel
$40 Hastings

The Rev. T. W. Mills OF the Mich
igan Baptist District association,
delivered the morning message on
Victory and Faith"
The Nurses Guild gave a banquet
at the church Jan. 81.
The pastor, the Rev. w. +. RAM
sey, will conduct revival services,
baptismal and fellowship services
at the close of the two-week reyiv-
al. The Rev. Mr.. Lindsey is in
charge.
The Pastors aid will serve din
CurAos-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
City Ushers Meet

The City Usher Board union met
at New Grace Sunday, Jan. 25 at
3 pm.
The union will meet Feb. 10 at
Sacred Cross, 1926 Hastings at
which time contest between the
men and the women ushers will
close.
Joe webb is reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
Triedstone Baptist
S4s4 Russell

Pastor J. b. Ford spoke Sunday
morning from the sixth chapter OF
Ephesians. His subject was THE
9hield." The missionaries had a
program at pm. The Rev. Mr.
Conn was the speaker. His text
was I'll Make You Fishers OF
Mer."
The Rev. Mr.. Dixon was evening
speaker.
Miss Edna Kirkland is church re-
Durter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
Peoples Baptist
1884 Arndt Street

The Rev T. r. Royal preached
from James 1912. The Harmony
chorus was in charge OF the music.
The Missionary circle had pro-
gram and the Junior choir tea
in the afternoon. Alice Burns and
Verlia Mae Berry poured tea.
Miss Berry Is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
Community Baptist
s35 Alger street

The Rev. ". NJ. Sanders preached
Sunday morning on Il Am the
Truth and the Light One was
added to the church.
Revival services will begin at the
church next week.
Mesdames Sanders and Hardy
are on the sick list.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31

Being at Dinner with Jesus" was
the subject Of DR.. Baber's sermon
delivered TO the morning congre-
cation.
Speaking from the book OF Rev
citation. DR.. Bsber outlined the
various dinners attended by Jesus
while on earth.
Nine persons were united to the
church At the morning service.
Isaac Jones Is the church report
er
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
Bethany Tabernacle
667 Theodore

The Rev. b. NJ. Nottage. pastor.
conducts Radio Bible Hour each
night. except Saturday. over sta
ton WJBK at 1915 pm.
The officers OF the church are
anxious that the public hear these
helpful instructions.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-01-31
FLINT news
n, A. TURNIPsEED
conservative, $500 Main ST.

-. Colonel charles Young Post
ln -, Of the Army and Navy un-
. ~ ssd a Joint installation with
sn . Isa No. sos and No. 2l0o. The
's''',,Ilstion was held at the Armory
| ''srdsy. Jan. Is
80, uurgerson is the boy with
! a s smiles who Is always
~ nIayland TO welcome his
m when they visit for target
p' s,,ee Murgerson has been en-
l,ss,d at the playground for two
Years and is well liked.
m. Golden Leaf church will
..I.Ara,e The 59nd birthday OF their
va .',oy the Rev. W. A. Vaughn on
~ Il The effort is being made
~ s.iss funds to send the Rev. MIR.
vaughn 10 Hot Springs for his
health.
The Ministers alliance organized
=, me Metropolitan Baptist Taber-
s,ce and elected the following
ascsrs. The Rev. r. X. Turpin.
s'ssIdent: the Rev. Walter A. Cri-
sr. vice president. and the Rev.
" A. Vaughn. treasurer.
The Rosebud Sewing club gave a
meet Al the home OF Mrs. Willie FL
% Of 1910 Andrew street Thursday
evening. The chitterling dinner
vas held at the home OF Mrs, Mil
dred Spencer on Everett street.
The Rosebur Sewing club gave a
surprise birthday party In honor
Al Mildred Spencer<at the home OF
Mrs. Mary Dayis|S14 Dewly street,
Thursday night.
Recreation News
Troop 40. llO-Girl Scout Troop
No.1lO had an indoor picnic break
hst al the home OF It's leader. Mrs.
O Broadway. 1853 Falkland street.
Friday morning at 2 o'clock.
Twenty-six girls were present
and indeed Il was novel affair.
Ms Broadway's home was called
.Broadways Picnic Grounds. :"
Cloths were spread and they all
ne ION the ground" Girls and
guests had a very enjoyable time.
Mrs. Charlotte Franklin. chairman
n the Troop committee and Mrs.
Z c. Robinson were guests. Mrs.
llslella -Enos. assistant scout lead
d and Mrs. Broadway are ever
psnnng TO help make these girls
better girls and fine women. They
.eep something on for them.
The Gay 16 club will present a
plOgram in observance OF Negro
History Week Sunday evening at
'.'O Feb Is at the Metropolitan
tabernacle. s942 Industrial avenue.
ieep the date open and attend that
gu might encourage the girls. Miss
largaret Lee. president; Miss Bet
: McNeal. secretary, and Mrs. o.
Broadway, adviser.
Our cily-wide program in observ-
nee OF Negro History Week will
p given Sunday. Feb. Is at $3.50.
he clubs are cooperating 100 per
snt and We certainly appreciate
nd encourage same. Every club
has responded favorably
nd We are expecting better pro-
ram than We had last year. MrS
: c, Robinson. supervisor OF wom-
q and eirls' activities OF the cen
us is serving as promotion secre-
Wy for the affair.