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Evening star., 1942-01-25
Georgia Reception

The Georgia State Society will
hold . reception and dance Satur-
day, February 7, at the Shoreham
Hotel from $50 to / o'clock.
Mr.. D. L. Manchester heads the
Committee on Arrangements ana is
being assisted by Mrs. Manchester,
Miss Gladys Aaron, Miss Julia
Evening star., 1942-01-25
Many Chevy Chase Residents
Entertain House Guests
Miss Nancy Willard Honored
At Luncheon by Miss Selby;
Small Parties Popular

Chevy Chase
Nomande by Miss
Dorothy compliment Willard daughter OF Mrs
Mr. Thomas Schahert will
Frederick Ramsey
Einor Kane, Miss Claire
Philip Miss Barbara Richard
Shelton.
followed by
bridge Thursday William Mrs Stephen
L Winnings Harry Farmer,
r. Lennon and Mrs. ]. Algyer.
Harry Hamlet Admiral Hamlet has returned
Evening star., 1942-01-25
Pre>Wedding Receptions
In Takoma>Silver Spring
Many Hostesses Are Entertaining;
Shower Given for Two Teachers;
Other Social Activities
Other Social Activities

Peweddng parties prominent role busy social calendar
residents Takoma Park Silver Spring this
Fairchild Takoma
William Detroit wedding will
Methodist Episcopal Church. will be
this Columbia
Country and Julian M Howe and Dr. and Mrs j.
Commissioner
Evening star., 1942-01-25

Harris, Mr.. Legare oBear and Mr..
Marcus Rolls.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21

At 10:45 am. the pastor spoke on
General Repentance. Six were
added to the church in the persons
OF Snowdy Green. None Anthony.
Dorothy McCool. Elizabeth Bell and
VOLTA O'Berry.
At $3.50 pm. the Emergency club
spon' ored a program. Guest artists
were the Sampson singers.
At 8 pm. the young people had
charge Of the services.
Mrs. Willie Mae Ford Smith Of
St. Louis. Mo-. great gospel sing
err, will be special sololst next Sun
d;y morning and night and viii
have charge OF the musical program
In the afternoon.
The pastors anniversary will be
Tuesday evening, Feb. "a. Bishop
Martin will dedicate the parsonage
wednesday evening. Feb. 25. An
anniversary and dedication banquet
will be held Thursday evening. Feb.
20. The public Il invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21
CLEMENS
BY CANDY MORGAN

John Palmer was in town last
week for a short stay sarah
Mial seems TO be very much grey
ed over Jack Hadley being so far
away :. Harry Mial and Clarence
Morgan gave joint birthday party
Feb. IL and Is.
The Twentieth Century club met
last week where they discussed
plans for a Party-A-Week for the
soldier boys at Selfridge Field.
LOWE Mae Bankhead is chairman
OF the committee. She will be a.
sisted by Lorraine Banks and Ed
die Mac Blank.
Roy Ely Of Mt. Clemens has put
down his night clubbing for bowl
ing Pauge Hall viii sponsor
another great jump Saturday al
Quinn road Terrell Whiseti.
deba,er and scholar, will celebrate
his birthday along with the Nm
party.
Church News
The Pastors choir will sing at
the Morning Star Baptist church
Sunday on tho program sponsored
by Mrs. +. Grimes.
The young folk Easter program
this year Is under the direction OF
Mrs. y. V McCullom.
The p icr and choir viii render
prog at Mt. Clemens High
school .aster Sunday Richard
O'Neal is director 81 tho choir.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21
News From Inkster
BY MADELINE DeFILs

was guest speaker In Detroit Sun
day morning.
Wednesday the Union choir OF
Womack Temple elected Horace
Kicks, president: Louise Shrop-
shire. vice president; Sarah Elliott,
secretary; John Shropshire. assis-
tant secretary: Laura Kicks. treas
urer. and Alice Shropshire, chap
lain.
Miss Idell Mack and Messrs. Ar
thur and Richard white OF Detroit
were the guests OF Madeline De-
Fills Sunday evening.
Hiram McNeeley has been APP
pointed Air Raid Warden OF the
village OF Inkster. Mr.. McNeeley Is
also member OF the school board
and is active in the church and
community.
The Rev. Mr.. Sea spoke Sunday
morning at Womack Temple from
Exodus 11:9.
Miss Mary Shelley Is sick al
Trinity hospital in Detroit.
Second Baptist
Two persons joined church after
hearing the sermon by the Rev. O.
y. Jones on christian Heroism.'
what Have We Left" was the
theme OF the afternoon message.
The Mt. Zion Harmony quartet
sang.
The Senior choir and chorus rem
dered their monthly musical pro-
gram in the evening. The Rev. and
Mrs. J. II. Bronson were guests.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21
.News From Windsor

son. and Westiy Boyd Of Ann Arbor.
visited Windsor Tuesday. They
went TO see Duke Ellington and
then came over 10 Windsor.
Chief DeFields spoke TO the
Windsor people Monday night con-
corning air raid precautions and
the general rules. Posters and
pamphlets will be issued for the
convenience OF the people 10 learn
and study. II Is the duty OF every
Canadian TO study these rules for
there may be q time when they
will come IN handy.
James Boles IL now caught in
the draft Jimmy was . student
OF Wayne university. We wish you
all the luck In the world, Jimmy.
Robert Hulett and Hazel Price
were united IN marriage al the par
sonage OF the AME church Tues
day. Feb. 3. The Rev. Charles Pen
ny OBLIGATED.
Kindly get all news 70 me by Sat
urday morning 20 that I may get
my column into The Tribune Of
fee by Monday afternoon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21
Churches Of God In Christ
BY ANNETTE b. VAUGHN
SOL Polk Ave, River Rouge

The regular monthly unity meet
ing OF the Sisters division was held
at the Alfred street church on Mon
day, Feb. s, throughout the day
and evening. under the able leader
ship OF the assistant state mother.
Mrs. Birdie Whitehead. A large
representation OF city and state
workers were present. with accu-
rate reports which are made from
all local churches monthly. Mrs.
Velmar Lomax is the scribe and
Mrs. Lillian b. Coffey Is the super
visor over the national work. Ell
der c l.. Anderson. state overseer,
with his entire stan OF brothers,
was also present. A wonderful de-
votional period was enjoyed by the
meL-bers and visitors. Wednesday
and Thursday nights were given
over to the national bishop. Elder
II. Mason. who was greeted with
capacity audience both nights.
The workers meeting will convene
next month, beginning March rs to
the 31st. inclusive at the Mack Ave-
nue. church.
Note from the reporter: All local
churches having items to report.
please get them to me not later
than Saturdays. as separate space
will not be available for each
church. therefore II has to be COM
piled and condensed.
Read this paper each week for
the news OF the churches. hone
Atlantic 1888.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21


Monday the Red Cross unit re-
ceived its first working materials.
These were two sewing machines
and garments TO be made for ref
ugee children. The materials were
issued by Mrs. II. Jackson. chair
man OF the unit.
The totals OF the membership and
iancial drives will be announced
next week.
Better Citizens Club
At the bi-monthly meeting of the
club several favorable reports we're
made. Councilman l.. J. DENNY an
nounced the returns OF the village
water vote. The village will con-
troll and handle its own water sup
ply. Equal representation OF all
employees was also assured once
the work Is established.
A communication from the Dear
born Coach company In reply to an
appeal for service to the village
has been received. Mr.. Burrell re-
ported that two buses would be
available for private operation.
A petition which requests the
appointed OF DR.. 3. A. Milton as
health officer OF the village has
been signed and Is ready TO be pre-
scented 10 the proper authorities.
A committe headed by II. Mat
thews conferred with Mr.. Fillrath.
business man OF Inkster, concern
ing the lay-off OF the two colored
workers. The meeting resulted in
the return OF the two wen, Alfred
Porter and Charles Cant.
The Better Citizens club Will
work toward seeing that qualified
race men are appointed TO boards.
Sempre fldells
The Sempre Fidelis club will
hold a week OF activities In March
to which the public Is invited.
George Mitchell and family re-
turned from valdosta. Ga, whore
the body OF Mrs. Mitchell was in
TERED.
Attending the annual meeting OF
supervisors and citizens in Lans-
ing wednesday were: Mesdames
Thomas Kellogg. and w. NJ. Binion.
Mrs. Kellogg registered as repre-
sentative OF the NYA: Mr.. Binion,
the P-TA.
Tuesday. Feb. 10 was a happy
day for Ruth. daughter OF the
william Taylors. Quite few
friends gathered at her home to
celebrate her birthday. Among
them were: Misses Elmira Smith,
Lulu Wilson. julius Cox. Edward
Harris. Keene Gray and Albert
Pearsoll. A delicious repast OF Ice
cream and cake was served.
Doubly celebrating on ST. VAL
entine day was Miss Lulu Wilson
who also had a birthday.
The Rev. Esias Lee, assistant
minister OF Second Baptist church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21
With THE CHURCHES


iii he the subject OF the
'hlna o.rmon in all Christian Sci.
nssrcb throughout the world
% sunday. Feb. 20. s.u., 90,
% ~ s.' Golden text Il Samuel z:S
the sSh s'l Lord is God OF knowl-
~. !. and by him ACTIONS are
s,lsn ser. the Bible citations Is this
A James 2:s. l2): III ye
!' sa' the royal law according to
" 's.' scriptures. Thou shalt love my
u n stor as thyself. ye do well; SO
r.s'y We. and so do, as they that
WI .'l 10 Judged by the law OF lib
a. .~.. % he road
.sr The Christian Science text
W. avI science and Health with
W. w. 10 the scriptures by Mary
nv s'i.r EDDY. include the following
!. sssl. God has built a higher
s " of human rights. and He
y. mill it on diviner claims.
- ~. IS. claims are not made through
"a, ar creed. but in demonstration
:, 'on earth peace. goodwill to-
x.rd men"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21
O.E. S. COLUMN F. & A. M, P.H.A.

GUIDING STAR CHAPTER no. I1-STATED MEETINGs-1t
Wednesday. DEGREE WORK srd Wednesday. Worthy Ma
tronNrs Alphretta Williams. SIS Trowbrdre. To- e-tsO
worthy PatronMr. Richard white. go Ersklne Apt 6o5
Secretary-Mrs. Viola Perry SO Leland. Te 1sses
BATHSHEBA CHAPTER No. s-STATED MEETiNGS-1st Fri
day. DEGREE WORK srd Friday. worthy Mstron Mrs.
Leah Martin 6i7 Garfield Apt Te 1SsA5, Worthy Patron
Mr.. V. A. Bristol. 1871 Jos Campau. ~ 14es Secretary
Mrs. Carrie n. Riley. $3.50 Parker, ri. ss6a
GOLDEN LEAF CHAPTER No. 1l-STATED MEETING ist
Wednesday. DEGREE WORK srd Wednesday. Worthy Ma.
trOn-Mrs Matte Collins. eOi1sSth ST. Ty 5000 Worthy
Patron-Mr Arthur Robinson sss7 Evalne. Tr 1859; Sec
reary-Mrs. Lula HendIey, 8t1 BuGale Blvd.
PRISCILLA CHAPTER NO. s1-STATED MEETIN6-snd Friday
DEGREE WORK 9Th Friday. Worthy Nstron-Mrs Martha
Cameron. ga Eliot. Apt ss Te s-si0s, Worthy Patron
Haywood CAN'T sos Hartford Ty t.ssss, Secretary
Mrs. Helen B. CAN'T. e7oe Hartford. Ty. 4-7SS6
LONE STAR CHAPTER NO. w-STATED MEETING lst Thurs.
day. DEGRZF WORK srd Thursday. worthy Mstrcn-Nrs.
Willie Austin $3.50 MItehedsle Worthy PstronMr. Richard
White. SEE Erskne Apt ecs seerstsryMrs Nellie wilson
e0s2f wyoming.
ST. AeSTs cHArTrR no. sssIlIfD NEETINe-spd wedns'.
day. DEGREE WORK 4th weSnesdsy worthy Mstrcn =
Mrs. Elizabeth Logan scal-ssth IT, $3.50! worthy Patron
Mr.. walter Balenger. seSSsoh. La 4ssi secretaryMrs
Pearl Hatton. SIS Leicester Ct Apt so1. No. e3sl.
CAPSTONE CHAPTER NO. ee-STATED MEETTNG-2nd Thurs.
day. DEGREE WORK-4th Thursday. worthy Matron =
Rosetta r. W sisx verify Patron
Floyd Harris eGss MeDoufa W. sssk SeeretsryMiss
VIVA Matthews. ss71 r. Fert, ~ eiss.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21
Whitaker News
By PAIL THOMPSON

The Rev. Mr.. Parker preached an
inspiring message Sunday morning.
The Sunbeam chorus rendered the
music.
The Rev. Mr.. Stevenson OF Ecorss
worshlpped In Whitaker in the att
ernoon.
A Valentine party was given By
the Recreation club Saturday eve
ming. Refreshments were served
and an enjoyable evening was had
by all.
On the sick list are Mrs. z. M.
Byars. Mrs. Rosy Bryant. Mrs. Kel-
~ Whitfield, Mrs. Mary and Jesse
Smith. Mrs. K. Beasley. j. Led
ford. Mrs. Mary Miller and Miss
June Bryant. who Is much better.
Mrs. S. Ledford and daughter.
Grace. motored 10 Detroit Saturday.
Mrs. Laura Thompson, and Mr..
and Mrs. X. Shreye apd daughter.
Alberta. we're visitors al the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs Allen Thompson.
Sunday
The Recreation club met a. the
home Of Miss Wanda Smith Tues
day evening.
Jennings Carter. Mr. and Mira.
George Bryant. motored 70 Dresden.
ontario. Wednesday 10 attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Carriers mother.
Mrs Jane Otis Thompson Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Thompson and relatives
also attended the services.
The Worlds nay Of Prayer was
observed by large number FRI
day evening.
Tho Junior chorus motored 10 The
NE church In Stony Creek 10 rem
der services They we're accomna-
MED by The pastor
Robert Miller motored 10 81
lanti sunday to see Joyce Co: his
fiiancec.
Tho weights were visitors re
Reeveses' home Sunday.
Mrs. Sadie Ledford enter ID
the Trustee Helpers Tuesday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21
ECORSE NEWS

HoNt "
ice. Among the visitors were: Mrs.
A. Cook, Eddie Choice, OF River
Rouge.
You are always welcome at First
Baptist church.
Church OF God In Christ
Mother Sarah Drake, formerly of
Detroit, but now state mother OF
South Carolina, conducted one OF
the greatest meetings ever conduct
ed by any missionary or mother at
this church, last Sunday. Her topic
was: Surrender All TO God" She
urged all 10 let self 10 and let God
in. Everybody was benefited by
the message.
A one week drive was conducted.
under the auspices Of the Prayer
and Bible band, OF which Mrs. Caro-
lyme Haynes Is president. The
sum OF s65.i9 was raised.
Elder j. 5. Bailey Is pastor OF
the church: Annie B. Jackson. sec
rotary and reporter.
seventh Day Adventist Church
The members have been enjoying
some interesting studies all day
long on Sabbaths. On Feb. IA AT
9:45 am. the Sabbath school sub
ject was: "Old Testament Proph-
ecies OF Christs Second coming.
Next Sabbath. the theme will be
New Testament Prophecies OF the
Second Coming OF Christ" You are
invited to study the lessons with
us.
At the II am. hour. the pastor.
Elder W. W. Jones, gave fine mes
sage on God Is Love"
In the afternoon, Elder l. H..
Bland. pastor OF the HartfordSDA
church, Detroit. delivered an inter-
esting discourse. contrasting the
Children OF Israel with the children
OF today. Many Detroit visitors
were present.
Mrs. Madeline A. Lacy Is church
reporter.
Sunday. Feb. Is. group OF young
people and adults went toboggan-
ing at River Rouge park. T hey had
a fine time all afternoon. Among
the participants were: Misses
Myrna Carter. Bernice Campbell.
Willie Pearl Garrett. Master John
Douglas Lacy. Jr.. and Larry. Mr.
and Mrs. william Lewis. Jr.. Mrs.
Odessa Morris. Mrs. Bessie Camp
bell and Mrs. Madeline Lacy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21
Ebenezer AME
willis and Brush

Sunday. Feb. 10 was Women's
nsy--the day designated for the
vom,n OF the church TO do their
,hars toward raising the balance
4, sies6 due on the mortgage.
Bishop John A. Gregg. OF the
isugth district preached at the
roruIng and evening services.
This Lebanon Standing OF Life"
vas the theme OF his text chosen
rom s2nd Psalm. 18th verse.
Nine Joined the church at the
morning service.
Miss June F.. Baber, daughter OF
the pastor. became the bride OF
theodore Woodson after the morn
mrs service with Bishop Gregg
officiating. About 1900 persons wit
messed the nuptials. After the mar
rage the bride and groom departed
for Chicago to spend their honey
moon. Isaac Jones Is the church
repOrter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21
BY TINY ROBINS

The wedding reception OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Harris was held Sat
urday. Feb. IA. II took place at
the home OF the brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Taylor OF
McDougall.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Milburn OF
Sandwich are the proud parents OF
lovely new baby girl. II was
born st home on Saturday. Feb. z.
Miss Lucille walker celebrated
soprano. was the guest soloist at
the Central United church recent
ly. She also appeared for the
Mothers club At the banquet that
was held for her.
Miss Guelda Scott OF Windsor
was married TO Rufus Jones OF De-
troit on Feb. IL.
Thurlow Lewis OF Detro, had
farewell party prior TO leaving
for the army Monday. Guests from
Windsor. Toledo and Detroit were
there TO bid him good wishes. Some
who were present were: Miss Phyl-
lis Thomas. James Books. MI and
Mrs. Ina Hansen. Miss Marion Rob-
bins. Misses Madeline and Maude
Shadd Mr.. and Mrs. George John
son and son. Mr.. and Mrs. Roby.
Oscar Smith, Frank and Paul john
son. Miss Jones OF Toledo, Miss
Phyllis White and others.
James steel OF North Buxton Is
the guest OF Mrs. Harding OF Mer-
Ger street Mr.. Steele came down
Wednesday to- visit his aunt.
Pete Browning OF Chatham was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs James
Browning
Mrs. Olive Bow of Ypsilanti
Mich. was the guest OF her mother,
Mrs. Kirby OF McDougall street,
Windsor.
had the pleasure OF seeing a
truly great movie entitled How
Green Was My Valley" II was a
heart-stirring story OF the people oil
Wales in little mining town Tho
main characters played their parts
wonderfully and little Roddy Nc
Dowcll brought tears 10 the eyes
OF the audience.
Messrs. Charles Fields. Earl Jack
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21
1910 Hastings

The Ladies' Alliance OF New Beth
ell gave Valentine tea at the
home OF Mrs. tEhel Euganks, 2s5
Palmer street Sunday. Feb. 1s
Among the guests present were:
The Rev. w. +. Ramsey. Wilbert
Register, Eddie Butler. Mrs. Pru-
dence Coleman. Shedrlck Walker
Mrs. Marie Williamson. Mrs. Gen
eva walker. Mrs. Allene Walen-
tine OF Third Baptist church. James
Washington MIR. and Mrs. Turner,
Mrs. Bland. Mrs. F. Tolbert. Mrs.
Taylor. Miss Lola Anderson. Mr..
and Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Lille Nc
Gee.
The next meeting Of the club will
be Feb. 20 at 1880 pm. at the home
OF Miss. +. Armstrong. 5941 Brush.
Mrs. Katie S. Dallas is president:
Mrs. Laura Hollis. secretary, and
Mrs. Ethel Bridgewaters, reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21

At congregational meeting aft
er the morning service last Sunday.
the members OF st. Johns Presby-
terrain church by unanimous vote.
called the Rev. DR.. william Il. Mol
bon, OF New York City for their per-
mancnt pastor. The church has
been hearing guest speakers since
the passing OF the Rev. Henry Por-
ter last August.
The Rev. Mr.. Molbon has been
serving as stated supply pastor
for the past four weeks and highly
pleased the members with his
scholarly, yet deeply spiritual SER
mons, his enthusiasm and practical
plans for the upbuilding OF the
church and the community school.
Though young, his training at Lin
coin university in Pennsylvania
Newton Theological seminary, Mas
sachusetts and the Henry Street
United church, New York, will am
ply Mt him for the pastorate, II Is
believed.
A church-wlde birthday party
is being given by the Ladies' Aid
society on Friday evening, Feb. 90
The second "All-Star" program
will be presented by the choir on
Friday evening. March - when
outstanding local soloists will be
presented.
The Rev. Mr.. Molbon. Elder Grier
and others visited Elder Lowe AT
Worthwhile sanitarium last.week and
found him improving so rapidly
that he will soon be able TO return
home.
A telephone has been installed in
the church Office. Melrose 0033.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21
Family Must
Be Readjjusted
To New Values
Professor Says
Status Of Women
Increases Problem

In an Informative address on
"T-e Family and The World Crisis"
DR.. z. Franklin Frazier told the ap-
preciative audience at Plymouth
church recently that the fam
lily had lost its original func-
ton and hence members OF the
family must readjusf themselves
to new status and new values.
The Howard university sociology
professor painstakingly pointed out
how the machine age, accompanied
by urbanization. removed the busi-
ness OF earning a living from the
home to the factory: education
from the home to the school: reli-
gion from home TO church: and
recreation from home to numerous
outside institutions. This left only
the biological function.
DR.. Frazier also reviewed the
circumstances surrounding the
education OF women, their role as
workers. the advent OF birth control
and the end OF masculine super
iority.
Education does not solve prob
lens, as many have been led 10
believe. the speaker declared. "but
II rather makes problems. So in the
case of women (as with the Negro)
education increased the problem
OF the family and the community"
Today the woman who Is not
worker Is merely an object Of sex.
most pitifuI creature because
her capabilities are higher than
an ape"
An author OF several books on
the study OF the Negro family. DR..
Frazier also noted the new role OF
the alert. aggressive and precoci-
Gus child and how Impressions
gained In the family were factors
which nodded the principles and
values with which the individual
must meet the world crisis.
The problems OF a race and a
nation are problems OF and must be
solved in--the family. he concluded
The guest was introduced by the
Rev. Horace A. White. pastor OF
Plymouth.
A question period followed the
address.
Preceding the discourse, Mrs.
Beulah T. whithy. chairman OF the
Winter Lecture Series committee.
related the purpose OF the spon-
sors and announced future pro-
grams.
The next lecture under the aus
pices OF the Winter Lecture Series
committee. will he heard March I
at 3 pm. Claude Williams. will
speak on THE Church And The
People"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21
Shiloh Baptist
ss7 Benton

Mrs. Allen r. Crow. we'll known
missionary worker OF the Detroit
Missionary society will address
the mass meeting on woman's Dsv
at Shiloh. Sunday, Feb. % at $3.50
pm.
Mrs. Crow has spent long years
In the advance OF missions In the
Detroit Baptist association and
the Baptist Christian center. She
has given study TO the problems
facin~ Negroes coming from the
South en- masse into Detroit and
has shown herself capable ~ great
friendship 10 the race by virtue Of
her intimate knowledge OF them.
and her faithful service 10 them.
sponsors say.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21
ROMULUS NEWS
By MRS. MArDE MALONE

The women's Progressive club
met at the home OF Mrs. Leola
Brown last Wednesday. Mrs. T.
Hood, president. presided. After
business was transacted. a lovely
luncheon was served. The club
will have a tea Sunday. Feb. % at
$3.50 At the home Of Mrs. Hood,
Whitehorn and Bibbins.
The Rev. +. c. Johnson OF Fos-
toria. Ohio. was the houseRuest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Dawson.
Mrs. Vera Dalaner and Mrs.
Pleasant Reid and Robert Mona
mus are on the sick list.
The Rev. A. c. Cline. assistant
pastor. delivered the morning mes
sage on "He Borrowed What He
Used" Music was furnished by the
Young Peoples chorus. Marian
Campbell was soloist.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21
AME Laymen

The Laymen will sponsor their
inpirational program Sunday, Feb.
% at $3.50 pm. At Allen Temple
AME church. corner Marston and
Melrose streets.
c. N. Berry will be the speaker.
Mr.. Berry is the delegate TO the
Bishops and Correctional coun-
Gil which was held In Baltimore,
Md. Feb. Is. 10 and 20.
Music will be furnished by the
Laymen's choir under the direction
OF r. Williams.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-02-21
People, Rsptist
s1st Lrndt

The Rev T. r. Royal preached
from Mark 1s:13-eo.
The pastor. Junior choir and
church worshipped with the Rev.
Mr.. Brysnt. SUNDAY. Feb. and
Witnessed . wonderful program.
The Peoples Baptist church was
invited 10 attend . rrorrsm Feb.
II at the Church OF Oar Father Of
which the Rev. Mr.. Ksigier Il pas
tor.
All members are asked 10 at
tend services ~ the church.
verlIa Mae Berry r. church re-
porter.