The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-10-10

pitai, where he had been ,.,.
TOT the past two years e0anna
Mrs. Dorcas Hardem..
s,'ouI. again. after several y va. - |
Stanley White is homs ..,
s e,si Two weeks in sumby I Sos., ~
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First Baptist Church
A splendid sermon WA r,...,.
sunday morning by the Rev 'Sa,a
Davis. from Acts ls:1s ~, :. .
Speaking the Name Of Jesus sS : 81
attendance was large. Music ~ =.
rendered by the choir w
Several new members wer. a,
ca to the church through CIV. n.y.
tian experience. includiur MN
Branham, Miss Zada Warren n.y. w.
Earline Jordan. Floyd Speed ' =,
Dave Ector. wv s'a
A large crowd attended N. l.
supper at the church last ria.
night. There were many kiud. J,
food. The people enjoyed much q, y
In exchanging the boxes. W.
Mildred Reddick is church ~
porter.
Mt Zion Baptist Church
Pastor G.. A. Stevenson nrss,,..
Sunday on the topic: INV hsS I.
too short and my cover is too n,,.
row. Visitors included. Mrs
Wourman, Mrs. H. Thomas. M.
Griffin. Mrs. A. Myree and M
Sparkman.
The boys and girls OF the Sun.
day school, who are delegate, "A
the convention in Detroit. vrl
leave Thursday. Oct 8. at $50 nm
The Sunday school will hay, I;
special program OF quartets Frid,y
night. Everybody is welcome.
Friday. October is. the Fnarcal
club will sponsor u great debsu,
Participants will be: Willsn
Boone. director OF Beechwood Com.
munity center. and Mrs. Rhinehat
OF Detroit. Their guests will n
clude: DR.. G. o. Saulsberry. Attup
ney Harold Bledsoe. Mrs. PIarA
DR.. S. B. Milton. the mayor oi ths
city. and his staff
Johnnie Mae Taylor Is chura
reporter.
Little Harold Lee Crittendea
grandchild OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ne.
Coggin Chosen. $500 Eighth street
Ecorse, won the baby contest re.
Gently, sponsored by the churA
workers. His amount raised In ths
contest was more than fifty dol.
lars. The parents and friends wish
to thank all who assisted In ns
drive.
The American Legion Dunai
Ladies held their Installation serv'
ices at the Legion hall Sunday
Oct. 4. at pm. Mrs. Henry in
stalled the officers. Among iA'
yalios Palmer. ladies present
were: Mrs. MCGEE. Mrs. Cook and
Mrs. Darbin. Mr.. and Mrs. Plunkstt
sof Inkster, were also present Mrs
Plunkett sang a stirring selection
Alfredo Taylor played an insiru'
mental number and acted as pan
ist. Lovely corsages we're given y
the past president 10 a number o.
co-workers. and she in turn re-
ceived beautiful gifts from mem
bers OF the unit and her husband
The incoming president was hon
ored with a lovely banquet iron
the River Rouge 81 and Unit SU'
The post and unit members wen
inspired by the many good TING
said and done for the elevation .
the community life by the Amer
can Legion. Mrs. Hegeman va
mistress OF ceremonies.
Ethel Stevenson Of, 1901 ~ y
street, Ecorse, Mich, recenI'
wrote two songs which were puD
lished by the Cine-Mark Mu''
Publishing company of HOLLYWOOD
Calf.
The Cine-Mark Publishing CON
pany is trying to get an s ,,,, ~
for the numbers over the MI 70
rade program and II this Is s, :.
complished they will le' L, a.,
know what station over wnicn wv
will be broadcast. 80. n,
The two songs. MAKE =
Dreams Come True" ana S .'r
Tell Me It's True" will be ava.
able In sheet music soon .s,,,
Mrs. Stevenson Is now wO.A, -
on three other numbers, some " !,