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The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-06
P.D. Will Enforce
New Traffic Law

Motorists who u,urp pedestrian
nsnt-of-wav VIII be the SPECIAL tar
get Of the Detroit Police depart
ment IN the first phIse Of enforce
ment ACTIVITIES prior 80 The effective
dale Of The Crys Pedestrian Pro-
lection ordinance wh,ch becomes
effective June IS
Although on the statute books
since 1889, a law which requires
motorists 10 wait Tor pedestrian
traffic 70 clear before completing
rich, OF left .urns has never been
closely followed by drivers Now
tina. pedestrians are 10 be required
10 observe certain practices in the
nleres. Of their own safety, police
officials contend that drivers must
cooperate 10 assure safety 20 the
man or woman on foot who follows
tine ar
Fred W Ieurgens. director u
traffic. sand TUESDAY that all traffic
officers we're 20 be instructed IN The
'ypes Of turning movements whlch
Hul subIee; ;lal5'ors 10 arrest.
JruIgeus pointed out that, consist
en- vita department policy. no
drive" contemplated bu, instead
o dsy-.n d5y-out enforcement pro-
gram will be followed
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-06
Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis Promoted To Corporal
BABY WEE ANN LOST
ON WOODWARD AVENUE
Py JOHN WOOD

Temporarily lost in the uncnsrted
Willis OF downtown Woodward ave-
nue., confused by the tall buildings.
the mad rush Of automobiles,
.streetcsrs buses and Saturday aft
ernoon shoppers, little Wee Ann
Msllete entertained handful OF
people Ast Saturday while her
mother. Mrs Elnor Mslietie OF
Highland Park. died a thousand
deaths as thoughts Of auto scc,-
dents and kidnapings raeeo through
her mind
Accustomed as she IS 10 running
the length and breadth Of her moth
er's home without causing the least
bit OF excitement Wee Ann appar-
emily thought there was no harm
in taking a walk all BY herself as
she gaze6 at the wonders she be-
held on one OF the few trips she has
made downtown. So, while her
mother was looking one way. Wee
Ann decided that what she wanted
To see lay in a direction other than
that she had been following under
parental guidance.
Already detached from the hand
Of her mother, Wee Am began her
trek up the street, so engrosSed IN
the sights she didn't even miss her
mother. nor did she become the
least bit excited when passerSoy
en-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-06
CHAMP HAPPY
AS RESULT OF
HIS PROMOTION
Will Soon Start On
Exhibition Tour
OF Camps
BY RUSS J. CowANs

Corp. Joe Louis Barrow, II you
please!
Yep, Joe Louis Barrow, current
hesvywe! ght boxing champion OF
the world has been elevated io the
important post Of corporal Louis
was awarded his chevrons as a nom
commissioned officer last week. just
before he came 10 Detroit TO par
ticipa,e in the mammoth Bond
Rally at Olympia Sunday afternoon.
Was Joe happy to win this new
award? Don't be silly Joe was just
as e.ated over the chevrons on his
arm as he was the night he swung
tina, mighty right on James j Brad
cocks chin ana relieved the GIN
derella Man Of the heavyweight
crown. This new acquisition 10 the
Brown Bomber's many awards is
an indication that he's making
strides in the army similar TO those
he has made in the fight game.
A corporal is a tough baby in the
army. usually ruling his y men
with an iron hand But Louis IS not
q tough bimbo Hes a stickler Tor
discipline, but not the type to
drive men He's a leader.
Qulzzed as 10 how he felt about
his promotion, Joe said;
Il like 1t. Ii means that III have
70 work hard nov tt try and win
n serpeaut'S cheNrOnS
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-06
BTW Trade Assn
Presents Program

Booker T. Washington Trade as
ISOLATION will present program on
June 10, that should be OF interest
70 every business man.
It Will be devoted to a d scussion
OF price ceiling and how it effects
the business man. An officer from
the Office Of Production Manage
nent will be present and will an
swer questions which any business
man may have concerning this gov
ernmen, regulation
We urge every business man 20
come TO this interesting meeting
because Of its vital Importance
whether they are members Of the
trade association or not
The meeting Will be held in the
customary place OF the YM.C.A at
u noon and lets on, at 100 sharp.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-06

for few minutes, Mrs Mslletts
finally caught up win her daughter.
who. by now had grown tired Of
walking and was content 10 rest
where she was while people kept
trying to get an answer to the ques-
ton Are YOU lost little g.rl2"
Mrs Mallette answered the cues
lion for them By gathering the in
FAINT into her arms. and 10 prove
that she had iha right answer, she
proceeded to nepesrest shop and
bought a harness for her wander
ing daughter Now. wherever moth
err goes Wee Ann goes, or vice
versa.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1942-06-06

EAST CHICAGO lnd,-The sing
ING con ar,on will open at Zion
Baptist church on SUNDAY, evening.
June Z, al pm.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-03-07
Payroll ! Ian To
 Help Buy Bonds

Defense bond buying was made easy for employees of Stems Drake Puget Sound through operation of voluntary payroll allotment plan which went into effect March 1.
 The plan was established at the suggestion of the government and on request of employees to provide a convenient and system atlc means of saving a part of their earnings and at the same time aid the war effort.
 George Pershall and H J. Clayton, accountants in charge of the program, have explained that regular weekly deductions will be made and held for the employee until a sufficient sum is accumulated to purchase a bond of the denomination specified.
 The set-up was adopted for the convenience of the employee, and may at any time be inter- rupted or cancelled at his discre- tion. If desired, bonds may be registered Ill the name of any other persona wife, for instance and sent directly to that person from a federal treasury building in the states.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-03-07
Beat Theta Pi's Form
 Alumni ASs0ciatiOn

Five members of the college soclal fraternity, Beta Theta Pi, organized an alumni club here st a dinner at the Brown Bear cafe. It is thought to be the first alumni association in Alaska.
 Officers elected were It. Max W. Foresman, Kansas Univers- ity, president; Howard KeeIer, St. Lawrence University, vice. president; Gene Young, West Virginia University, treasurer; It. Weston H. Basset, De Pauw University, historian, and Bill Gulliford, West Virginia, secre- tary.
 Anyone interested should con- tact Bill Gulliford, ASN 35ZO5380. IS, Fort Greedy.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-03-07
Michell=Gregorioff Nuptials
 Solemaized Recently

Eugene Michel, Fort Greedy, and Jean Gregorioff, school teacher from Ouzinkie, were married February 10 by U. s. Commissioner Charles c. Naugh- ton. Witnesses were Betty Bouc- hard and Leon c. Cox.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-03-07

Rena Tolbert, owner of the Star cafe, is now fully recovered from an attack of the flu, and has returned to work at her place of business.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-03-07

Mrs. Henry Eaton and son Jimmy left recently for a visit in California. En route they plan to stop in Seattle and Reno.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-03-07

MT. and Mrs. Leo Tyler nov ed this week into the Henton re- sidencs on Marine way.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-03-07

W. E. Bergman, employee at the naval base, left this week for Seattle to seek medical attention.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-03-07

MT. and Mrs. Clifford E. Lil- lethun have moved into one of the Wm. Schultz apartments
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-06
Availability Of
Negro Worker
To Be Topic
Rev. Charles Hill
Principal Speaker
At Saturday Meet

LANSING. Mich.-Final arrange
ments have been made for the End
Quarterly Conference OF Michigan
NAACP. which meets In Lansing.
June 81. The Rev. Charles A. Hill,
chairman Sojourner Truth Citizens
Committee of Detroit, will be the
principal speaker at the Saturday
evening meeting. The meetings
will be held at Lincoln Community
Center, corner OF Logan and VIII
liams Street. DR.. j. Leonidas
Leach OF Flint. Michigan, state
president, will speak and preside
at the Sunday meeting.
The availability OF Negro war
workers for industrial employment
will be discussed Saturday after
noon with Representatives OF the
War Production Board. Unions.
and Vocational War Training Pro-
gram.
Delegates and friends planning
to attend are urged to contact Mrs.
Cleo Taylor, state secretary, 1914
w. Allegan street. Lansing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-06

ington. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Covington OF Detroit. spent the
week with their grandparents, Mr.,
and Mrs. Fremont johnson Of Co
nant avenue In Monroe.
Mrs. Dora Ferguson OF Stotan-
burg, NC. spent month in Mon
roe with Mr.. and Mrs. Ala Stew
art. She will also visit her daugh-
ter in Detroit and daughter in Gin.
cinnati.
On the sick list are: Clara Park
err and Mrs. L. V. Covington.
A party was held at 5l2 Caches
ter street on Tuesday. May 70 in
honor OF Leo Freeland who enlisted
in the army. Guests were: Kenneth
Brooks, Chadie Hagood. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Jones, Elliot Jones
James Terry, Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Ha-
good and Leonard Caine.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-06
MT.CLEMENS
BY @CANDY" MORGAN

Miss Jackie Carter was married
last week 20 John johnson Of De-
troit at Turner's Chapel by the Rev.
Mr.. Dozier. The reception was al
90 held In the church.
Mrs. Alice Tayhr and granddsuEh-
ter, Gladys Allen. Of Pittsburgh,
we're holiday guests at the home OF
her brother, Eddie Banks.
Miss Anna Lois IL home after
spending several months visiting
her aunt IN Pittsburgh.
The Mt. Clemens Us0 club. which
II under the direction OF Mrs. Jss-
Gle Darlington. invited many young
girls to 4 party recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford and family
returned last sunday from their
weekend stay IN Cleveland. Ohio.
Flofchet Billings OF Detroit was
week end guest Of Yours Truly.
And Sol
F7stchet Billings IL planning to
join the Foreign. Lorraine Banks
made her debut Il Lucky Millin-
dsr's dance. She was escorted BY
Candy NorsHn- Hank stevens went
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-06

The pastor, DR.. walter A. Crider,
preached very profound sermon.
which was the second sermon on
the series OF sermons. using for his
topic "Enoch Walking with God" TO
q large audience with many visit
ors present.
Sunday evening I he pastor
preached q spiritual sermon using
for his topic THE Lords Side"
The Young Peoples class, which
Mrs. M. l.. Roquemore is leader.
Is having q Mothers Day tea at
her home, 324 Il. Wellington Sun
day. June IA from 4 TO z pm.
Everyone Is invited.
The Rev. william J. Gibson, as
sistant pastor at Quinn Chapel AME
church is preaching his farewell
sermon Sunday evening. The Rev.
and Mrs. Gibson are expecting to
make their home In Columbus, Ohio.
The church regrets very much their
leaving.
Mrs. Geneva Wood and daughter
MISS Earnestine Shaw, were In the
city to attend the funeral OF their
mother and grandmother, Mrs. Ten
nessee Henery.
Mrs. Hattie Phillips will be host
ess OF the Lucretia Arts club on
Tuesday, June 2 at 8 pm.
The Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Order
and family. spent the holiday visit
ing friends In Detroit and Canada.
Mrs. Della Woods, who has been
confined to her bed Is much i'm
proved.
Miss Alice Lamont, Elizabeth
Moore and Mamie Wright are
among the many who graduated this
week from high school. Miss La
mont Is the niece OF the Rev. and
Mrs. w. A. Crider and Miss Moore
Is the lovely daughter OF DR.. and
Mrs. J. w. Moore. Miss Moore was
also one of the eleven awarded
scholarship. Miss Wright Is one OF
our many promising young inaidens.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-06
Northwest Detroit
Business And Social
BY RUFUS J. CRUM. JR.

Mrs. Fannie Moore had as re-
cent guest, Mrs. velms Rogers OF
Evergreen. Ala: G. Mcdonald and
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Square and
daughter OF Toledo. Ohio.
Mrs. Arveils Cathey OF Memphis
spent the weekend visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Mammie Evans of
Ilene.
Mrs. Thelma Jones OF 20136 Ohio
Is on the sick list.
The Rev. r. Davis preached Sun
day afternoon at st. Paul Me
church as guest of the Willing
Workers club. The Rev. c. Tram
ell Is pastor.
Sunday was women's Day at
First Baptist church. Mrs. Abbie
Thomas was in charge OF the Sun
day school hour. The Rev. c. B.
Heath preached Sunday morning.
Mrs. Heath was acting pastor. Mrs.
+. E. Bruce. wife of the Rev. Mrs.
Bruce, pastor of Olivet Baptist,
spoke on Christian womanhood.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-06
State NAACP To Hold Quarterly Meet In Lansing June 6,
NEWS FROM ECORSE

Is chairman: s. Piano Is cor
responding secretary.
Dumas Post
The American Legion Unit 3S2
awarded prizes to four pupils Of
c. J. Miller school. recently.
Americanism awards went to Lii
lie Eubanks and Vivian Smith,
while the Poppy Poster awards
went TO Childers and Alfred Tay-
Tor. The Post thanks the Tom
Phillips Drum and Bugle corps for
their assistance. A cordial invita-
ton is extended 10 this Post and
unit at all times.
One OF the most beautiful af-
iairs 10 behold was the Tom Thumb
wedding held Saturday evening at
Mt. Zion Baptist church. There
were brides and grooms OF every
descriptions The mock marriage OF
Bernice Coney, aged six. to Mil
ton Kennedy, aged six was an event
to behold, also the mock wedding
OF Patricia Bruce, z, and Delbert
Claxton. aged s. Little Miss Coney
was a lovely picture in white dress
with ruffles from waist to floor
and little Miss Bruce was lovely In
yellow. her veil being held in place
by clusters OF yellow flowers
Young Kennedy was decked out In
white tails, while Master Claxton
was attired In black. The reception
was held at the home OF Mrs. Pearl
Chambers. OF Tenth street.
Mt. Zion Church
A SPLENDID sermon was preached
Sunday by Pastor G. A. Stevenson
entitled, "One Hour OF worship II
The Standard" Lovely music was
rendered by the senior choir. Wis.
itors included Rev. Garther Robe.
son OF Ypsilanti, also his wife. son
and daughter; Mr.. Fuller, Nose
Smith, OF Arkansas, Rev. Dennis
Armstrong, Detroit: Mrs. Angelina
Abner. Rev. Hill, and others. Rev
Hill, OF Calvary church. Quinn
road, and his congregation, wor.
shipped at Mt. Zion Sunday evening
The junior choir rehearsals are al
$3.50 Tuesday and Friday after.
moons. Practice for Children's Day
is on the same days az choir re.
hearsals. All juniors are asked tc
be present. Johnnie May Taylor
is church reporter.
First Baptist Church
The pastor. Rev. J. ID. Davis
preached Sunday morning on The
theme, you Must Have Lost Youl
Thought" Many were present
The sick list includes: Mrs. Bruce
Mrs. CASTOR and Mrs. Parker. Wis
itors were: Mrs. Jessie Chapel
Rev. Robinson and family. Mrs
Jessie Sanford, Mrs. K. Mcmillan
and Mrs. Fannie Young.
Mrs. Jessie Sanford accompan.
led Mrs. Evelyn Mcmillan. oil
Twelfth street and Mrs. Fannie
Young, OF Eighth street, Ecorse, t
Jackson. Mich, where they spen
a delightful day recently with Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Highwarden. The,
were served a delicious dinner
Keep reading the Detroit Tribune
your own paper.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-06
Ypsilani
BY MRS. EUGESIA o'BoSSoS

BY MRS. EUGENiA VbONNOn
1.-TWO ways OF Life" was the sub
ject OF Pastor simmons theme Sun
day morning. visitors we're intro
duced and welcomed. Remember
the Tom Thumb wedding Thurs
day. June 4 which Is under the au-
spices OF the Junior Missionary So
ciety.
Sunday. June 7 will be the day
when the trustees make . special
EFFORT.
Much enthusiasm Il being mani
tested In the rally OF men versus
women.
Second Baptist
The Rev. Mr.. Toomey, pastor OF
Zion Baptist. Saginaw. spoke Sun
day morning on Watch" The Mis-
sionary ladies we're In charge OF
the program. A special message
was delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Car
penter OF Ann Arbor. The Bacon
quintet rendered vocal selections.
The Carver Community center
held their first popularity contest
Miss Earthlyne Foley was crowned
queen having raised total oi
$52.07; Miss winifred Perry. $S2;
Miss Julia Knox, $50: Miss Elisa
beth williams, $50: Miss BEETLE
Kersie, s26 and Miss Lenora Da.
Wis, 1910.
Among the 100 grads OF Ypsilan.
Il High school, class OF 1912. are
Edna Louise Henderson Rosetts
Mae Brown Bertha L. Morgan. June
Evelyn Brown. Waiter Paul Rob.
erson, Elizabeth Geneva Williams
Charles L. Kersey and Richard Ma
thaniel Robinson OF Roosevelt High
and Thomas Harris. Glass night
will be June 10. Alumni banquet
June IL and commencement, Fri.
day, June II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Malone
with Mr.. and Mrs. Hazel Hicks
were week-ed guests OF the Rev
anil Mrs. @. w. Carr.
Miss Josephine Beck, well.
known radio star with Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Robinson were weekend
houseguests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ches
ter Roper.
Lest we forget Forgotten
Promise" written by Mrs. NJ. vii
son will be given at Harriet Street
school Saturday, June 6.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-06
RIVER ROUGE NEWS


.,sss in first aid held IT. last
Iss n Bsschwood center last
$751; go Attending were: Mesdame1
, s.,. DAY. Alnans Howard. Mag
n r,Isors. Ethel Lamar, 0sral-
g. s.. Williams. Lsolla wourman.
AL. .sr. Morris. Nellie Edwards ana
Elizabeth Boone:
..Ssa 49, appreciation for the valu-
p s,. ssryice rsnderd TO them By
az. su's ,nstructor, Henry Pollard.
~. M FAVE his time willingly and
wi, W. 10 assure the ladies that no
Nv" .,sency could md them totally
ssa,spsred. Aside from his duties
=. sSsi,pss workers. Mr.. Pollard In
- '.,ss,s several first aid classes and
= assistant TO the chief air raid
arden in the community.
Vt TSsc curse in air raid precaution
~. likewise completed last week.
IN, persons finishing were: Mes
d,m,s M. Z. Billingert, Minnie Nell
son' Matte Hall. H. M. Reynolds.
Katie sya Copeland, r. Taylor and Eliz-
hath Boone. Mrs. Osborn, direc-
ar N River Rouge Community GEN.
=, and Mrs. A. Barnett. former
cache, !, in Northrup school, taught
w Union Baptist
The Sunday school topic was
The Day OF Suffering Golden
,s.t was from Luke 22:42. mot my
will, but thine, be DONE"
The Rev. Mr.. Johnson prsached
in the absence OF the pastor. the
Rev. Z C. Copeland. His text was
Il Have sinned." Numbers 22:34.
The Rev. L. sutton attended the
conference OF the
Methodist church In Chicago, Ill.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-06

cd BUFFET style. The menu includ-
cd baked chicken, sliced ham, DO
tsto salad and carrots and peas.
The lovely hostess was attired
In an evening gown OF black chiffon
with gold accessories and did look
very sweet.
A nice time was had by all who
attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. ollie Huntsberry OF
Detroit visited the Theodore Nor
risons.
Womack Temple CINE
The Rev. s. A. Sea delivered the
morning message on Guidance"
Several musical selections were
rendered by the choir and chorus
OF the Second Baptist church.
Under the Rev. K. r. Jones a vote
OF thanks was voted to the Ford
Motor company In appreciation of
its interest and work done In the
community for the past ten years.
A vote was also taken to determine
the number wishing to return of
the commisary. Both were carried
unanimously.
With the consent OF the meeting
II wss agreed to return Thursday
evening. June 4 at the First Bap-
list church when officials were ex-
pected to be present.
Second Baptist
The pastor. the Rev. o. b. Jones.
delivered q powerful and interesting
sermon, subject: "The Providence
Of God" text ii Chron. 1879. One
was added to the church.
In the afternoon the pastor.
choir and congregation were guests
Of the Sacred Cross Baptist. The
pastor delivered another very in
teresting message on the subject,
Gods Loud Speaker" text found
In st. Matthew. The choir render
ed very beautiful music.
In the evening was regular serv-
ice. The Rev. Mr.. Jones made some
interesting remarks.
Mrs. Belle Baker 70 visiting rela-
tives In Columbus, Ohio. Mrs. Sc
rena Byrd OF Daytona Beach. Fla.
10 visiting her sister. Mrs. Minnie
Pleze OF Spruce street.
Miss Christine Whitner 10 church
reporter.
Tennis Club
The Inkster Tennis club held its
annual election Tuesday, May rs.
John DeFoe was elected captain:
Eugene Stacy will serve as CO.
captain. william Stacy will be
junior supervisor for the third
year: Frank Harrington, junior
captain.
The senior will have a round
robin starting June for the pur-
pose OF seeding the players for
their coming match with Encorse.
The ladies will start week later:
the junior started play Friday.
May 10.
Although Frank Harrington.
Robert Rodney won their match In
two sets, their opponents, Thomas
Weston and Edward Abram were
no pushovers. weston's placements
won him many points. but he final
ly lost the match to Harrington,
6-s. "a. Abrams dynamic serve
kept Rodney worried until he won
the match 7-5, 6-2. Rodney had
little trouble defeating /. Mckay
6-l. 81, junior title holder, who
defeated Rodney IN the finals in
1910.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-06
PONTIAC

Revival closed at st. John
Methodist church May 20, which
was conducted by Rev. Sumner OF
Louisville, Kentucky. The church
and community are greatly reviv-
ed by the soul-stirring sermons OF
the divine.
There were twelve converts, ten
united with st. John Methodist as
follows: Misses Hazel Armstrong,
Myrtle Ross, Phyllis White. Rose
Mary Rush. Dorothy McNary,
Maura Mae white: Messrs. Carl
Armstrong, Fred Edwards, Eddie
Edwards, and James Bass.
There we're three others who re-
claimed. Mrs. MCGEE united with
Trinity Baptist church. Mrs,
Thompson joined Macedonia Bap-
fist. Williams Nelson became a
member Of Newman AME church
Miss Alberta Ross has not al
this writing united with any
church.
verl White reclaimed and Join.
ed ST. John Methodist church DUR
ing the regular service last Sun
day morning after listening to the
message OF the pastor, Rev. r. C.
Walker.
The n. A. A. c. p. met at St
John Methodist Sunday at 3 D. m
DR.. Henderson OF Detroit was the
principal speaker. "a members re-
newed their memberships. 1872 are
paid up members. The slogan for
the membership drive is 500
Call meeting will be held ct Trim
ity June 8, at 1850 D. m. Rev
Broyles Is president.
The Trustees OF Newman AME
church authorized the Mems Good
will club to find the line OF their
church In order that improvements
OF the grounds may be affected.
The presiding elder. Francis r.
Washington, will hold his lth
quarterly conference at Newman
A. M. K. church. All departments
are requested to have reports
ready.
The Get-Together club OF the
south side. through the courtesy
OF Joe Harris and Ed Evans, gave
an enjoyable outing at Sunset
park May 30.
The Rev. J. A. Parker, pastor OF
the A. M. Il. church at Whitaker,
worshipped at Newman AME
church at 3 D. m, accompanied by
his choir and congregation. The
Rev. Mr.. Parker delivered the mes
sage and a delightful program was
enjoyed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-06
MONROE
By MRS. HAYWOOD CONVICTION

Mozelle and Leon vining. daugh-
ter and son OF Mr.. and Mrs. z. l.
vining, were the weekend guests
OF Elorissa Smith at the home OF
her parents. the Rev. and Mrs. W.
K. Smith.
Odena and Juanita Covington and
Marian Caine were awarded highest
rank Of torchbeares in Campfire
Odena took her torchbearer in folk
lore; Marian, in dancing and
Juanita In folklore.
Thelma Covington and Onnie
Campbell we're given the rank OF
wood gatherer, second. rank In
campfire. These awards were made
at the grand council fire In Mon
roe.
Loretta, Emma and Daisy Cow
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-06-06

TO Ecorse on a bus TO see his tai
ent. Frantic Fraction can always
be seen roaming parts. A. G. But
Ter has gone head over heels In
love with Imogene. Since Katie
Jones left town OzEie keeps Mrs.
Jones and her younger daughter
company. Fletchet Billings was
really in a low down groove over
some talent that done him wrong.
Lowe Mae Bankhead got on q run
ming spree last Monday. Was she
running from Clarence or Fietchet7