The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-03-21
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.,,losIon which took place
I've Great Lakes steel mill few
q y. y aro. had It's efieet on the
n alss,shes ana places OF amusement
enu'''r everything was at a stand
l ~, .,ast after the explosion. Ev-
SUI sogy was waiting Tor the next
si' Aim sound. which didn't come.
Di as,. minds seemed 10 have been
in.pl,ng Pearl Ilarbor. The chief
Is co., the people Of Ecorse made
p.'I 10 crowd out into the streets.
ss ss should not be done. as Il only
49, 'sss an enemy a chance TO do ad-
s sn'onal damage after dropping his
sn.shs nv swooping down and ma
hin. y cunning his victims.
II IS rumored that another color
- ratrolman may be put on In
T'orse in the near future. Since
1'sele sam is taking so many young
VA single men. some young man
NV family will get his chance
y help keep law and order. BY
s,y Of suggestion, we think a man
rilh Official experience should be
M man Tor the job. Claud Monroe
mas had two or three years OF ex-
a,rIence as constable. He Is the
,,,ber of two small children and
/. in Draft class ia. We don't
think Uncle Sam wants him, there
nI he is the logical man for the
iob. Then, 100. there Is Joseph
c,mpbel, who has had some ex-
OsrIence and also has family. He
4 in class 3B. He won't 60 either.
The opportunity that we Ecorse
citizens have been waiting f~r has
| arrived Years ago, our home in
surance was cancelled, and some OF
Ms haven't been able to have our
home insured again. Lambert A.
piefer has bought out an insur-
ance company and is in the BUSH
ness to serve the public. We all
know PfeIffer TO be square
shooter and a man OF business. who
will give every individual the
same chance. lie was our best town
ship treasurer.
CORRECTION
In last weeks Issue, the name Of
Calvin Hicks was placed through
error ~ contributor OF an article
entitled. -NegrO Youth Speaks"
The article was written BY Joseph
Campbell. Of Ecorse, and not by Mr..
Hicks. Apologies TO Mr.. Campbell.
First Baptist Church
Last sunday morning. the serv-
ICES at First Baptist were enjoyed
by all present. The choir members
looked lovely in their new robes.
They sang sweetly, with Mrs. Violet
Hall at the piano. Mrs. McAfee
sang solo. TITS Worth It."
Mrs. Mary Hawkins was present,
after a trip TO Washington, DC.
The Rev. J. ID. Davis, the pastor.
preached from Matt. 9:25. subject,
Follow Christ: He Is Your Saw
Jour-"
Among the many visitors were
the three young Reddick brothers
and their wives.
Nancy Conner Is church reporter.
NJ. Zion Baptist Church
A lovely sermon was preached by
Pastor G. A. Stevenson Sunday, en-
titled. Teach All Nations TO OBJ
serve All Things" text. Matt.
1870.
The church and Senior choir
went to Calvary Baptist church on
Quinn road and had an enjoyable
time.
Visitors included Misses Rosa
Lee and Bessie Bundley and Elias
FELTON,.
On the sick list are: Mrs. o. Gill,
Mrs. Lula Williams. Joe Smith,
Mrs. a. Edmond and Mrs. Willie
Bell Cole. The pastor urges all
to visit the sick.
We regret that the news for this
church failed to reach the paper
last week.
Johnnie Mae Taylor is church
reporter.
Post Banquet
The Dumas Post and unit were
honored at the annual American
Legion birthday banquet. by the
presence OF honored guests from
post and unit No. 314. River Rouge,
The evening gowns were OF many
colors, gold and silver slippers,
spling hats, lovely dinner dresses,
and together with the vets In their
uniforms, made the affair very at
iraciive. The very long table was