The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1943-03-27
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By AUDREY BOULDING

Sunday in the Park in the church
circles. The Junior Usher board OF
81 Luke A.ME church gave an AZ
,ernoon musical. presenting youth.
.ul Majgline Whitesikes. soprano
whose bird-like voice captured ana
seld her listeners as she sang three
beautiful numbers
Rose Marie Phillips proved heI-
SET capable al the piano. however
she aid not announce her selection
Doris Miller and her sister. Joyce.
and Rober, Frederick offered
Trio This came as musical sur.
Prise aid was very we'll ACCEPTED
Robert turned and added Bit OF
humor 10 the occasion by reading
When Mandy Sings" by Paul Law.
renee Dunbar. His appearance al
the piano was greatly applauded as
well as when he was presented as
the president Of the Junior Usher
Board OF the church. AS you know.
Robert is also a member OF the
Young Bachelors and is chairman
Of the Monthly Topics OF Current
Events for discussion Of this group
He is popular and useful mem.
Der Of the Youth Fellowship OF
Berea Church. Young Frederick is
following in the footsteps OF fine
Christian in the person Of Mrs. An
ma Evans. his grandmother who,
down through the years of untiring
struggles. made Christian home
for her family, which is the foun-
tain source OF religious inspirations
and experiences. In the background,
also, is his lovely young mother. q
fine example OF great courage and
will-power. Althea Frederick is a
shining star OF true motherhood.
She has laid her all on the altar
Of sacrifices for her three handsome
sons without complaint Surely
she will receive great reward.
At six o'clock many OF these
young people gathered al Berea
Church with the Junior choir and
rendered the musical background
for the evening message by the Rev
S. w. Bankhead, giving to him much
inspiration for his closing sermon
after firing day And promptly
a. seven. large group ass rbled
in Fellowship Hall to listen TO the
Town Hall Broadcast" with 1.-the
some Mary Dobson chairman OF the
Broadcast. She had been the pro-
gram chairman al ST. Luke earlier
in the afternoon. Speakers on this
broadcast were Robert Friedrich.
Jean Bankhead. Barbara Gordon,
and Bernice Davis.
The candlelight worship service.
led by Jean Bankhead and Bernard
Gergory with Thomas Reeve. who
sang the Meditation story so very
effectively making this part OF the
service so beautiful Elizabeth RAN
dels was at the console at both SER
vices. In her quiet and attractive
way, Elizabeth makes you feel her
music. Because Of long and day
the sweet young things scampered
home for bed about ten o'clock.
emitting the regular social hour.
Young people among the guest were:
Gloria Harris OF Log Cabin. hand.
some Richmond Jones. William
Brown. Lessie Porter.
AN APOLOGY
To lovely Dorothy Harris OF
Berea Church: Due 10 the lateness
Of your invitation TO attend the
tea party and musical in your home
last Sunday we could not attend
Please invite us again.
DELEGATE Who attended the
Eleventh Annual Older Boys and
Girls Conference from the Park?
Barbara Gordon. Youth Fellowship
Of Berea. and Edith. Lounds from
Berea Sunday School. Others are
Jean Bankhead. Elizabeth Randels.
Bernard Gergory. and Bernice
Thomas. The Conference was held
at the Lucy Thurman Y. w. c. A.
March 10. 20. 81
VISITOR-Mrs~ julia Wright. Of
Adrian, Michigan. is spending few
days with her daughter. Mrs. Muriel
Grant, Of Kendall.
Lovely Mrs. Muriel Grant OF Ken
dali has wedding anniversary on
the same date Of her birthday and
has the pleasure OF celebrating both
at the same time. Last Saturday,
she celebrated both occasions in
her home on Kendall with buffet
supper. Her sister. Dorothy Wright,
OF Adrian. Mich, was pretty hos
tess, wearing a pale blue gown.
Matilda Shand was quite sttrac-
tive in lowered gown as she fit
tered here and there among the
guest On the guest list were: Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Spears, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Weaton, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Rotter. Mrs. Annie Jordan.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rock hold, Mr.
Mack Hill, Clarence Bradley, Rob-
ert Herbert, Boysie Beakfleld. Col
leen Freeman. Harold and Tony