The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-07-25
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Ecorse News
By MILO CASTOR

~~-ts WIS., 0fhthn Eoi hiho ~ Edck
with US again as bartenderes. You
are invited to visit the club. Rose
Dalton is commentators.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cook, Mr..
and Mrs. Earl Perkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hines, Mis-. Rose Dalton and
Mrs. Dudley dropped in al the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson.
wednesday night, In a surprise az |
fair In honor OF Mrs. Patterson's
birthday. A delightful dinner ives
served and bridge and other forms
OF entertainment were enjoyed. All |
had a grand time until the wee
hours OF morning.
Tenth street Is quite proud 10 |
have there the newest and sweet |
est baby girl twins OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harvard Moore. The babies
are named Edith and Elaine.
Mrs. Earline Jordan entertained
thirty children Sunday In honor Of |
her daughter. Claudette. who cele-
brated her seventh birthday. Many
gifts were received by the honoree. |
Ice cream, cake and candles were
served and the children played |
games until late In the evening.
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Rev. G. II. Crufhp preached a |
timely sermon at Mt. Zion Sunday, |
subject. Preach The Gospel In /
And Out or Season." Mrs. Smith
and Mrs. Jessie Fears joined the
church.
Visitors were: Mrs. Florence
Long, Mrs. Fears and Mrs. Cath
crime Hawkins. Mrs. McDuffie vas
also added to the church mempcr-
ship, during the pastors anniyers-
airy last week. The anniversary
ended Monday night with a splen- |
did banquet. Chicken dinners were
sold and Ice cream. iced tea and |
cake were served free.
Friends and members are urged |
by Mr.. Bridges to step up the fl
nance for remodelIng the church.
Relatives OF the pastor will be
here Sunday from Mt. Clemens.
All are asked to visit the sick |
members.
Rev. G. A. Stevenson is pastor:
Johnnie Mae Taylor. church re-
porter.
Seventh Day Adventist church
On the Sabbath, July 10, the con-
gregation listened 10 an uplifting
sermon on Unity" preached by
their Elder. Among visitors pres
ent were: Mrs. Jones and cl,i.-
dren. OF Palmerston street, River
Rouge.
At $3.50 pm. on the Sabbath aft
ernoon, our new Elder Johnson OF
Washington, DC. who is now pre-
siding In the place OF Elder Bland, |
while the latter Is in Baltimore,
was the speaker and preached
fine sermon. He encouraged the
members TO 20 forward and up
ward. Mrs. Dorothy Bell. who has
been i'll. was present again at the
service.
Mrs. John Lacy and sons. Doug
las and Lawrence, spent Sunday
with friends in Ypsilanti. They re.
port having had a fine time. Elder
Walter Jones is local elder. Mira.
Madeline lacy. church reporter.
Dumas Post
Dumas American Legion post and |
unit had a splendid turnout at the
district meeting In Dearborn. The
post and unit have two officers OF |
the Sixteenth district newly elect
ed. They are: Mrs. Randolph, SER
geant-at-arms from the unit; and |
Mr.. Dennis, from the post. Mem
bers are proud OF this representa-
ton and are confident each Of these |
two officers will make good rec
ords. The ladies units from Dumas
and Dunbar attended the installa-
ton of both posts. Sunday. July 10 |
at CD. Miller school. A number
OF friends were present. including
members OF the beautiful Drum
and Bugle corps, OF Inkster. Re-
freshments were served at the
Legion hall, after the installations
which were conducted by the past
district commander OF the Six
teenth district. The new commaE-
der OF Dumas Is Richard Brown al
new adjutant, Charles Eubanks.
Engagement Announced
Mr.. and Mrs. William Glenn an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter, Anna Glenn. to Ulysses
Harrington. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. |
Jack Harrington. OF River Rouge.
The wedding will take place at Mt.
Zion Baptist church, August /,
1910