Hartford chronicle., 1946-06-15
NEWPORT, RI.

sHs @ ~@~~ A@~ Special Children's Day programs ! was observed in the Mt. Olivet anc Shiloh Baptist Churches, t-unday with the Sunday Schools taking part.
 Rev. c. E. Barrow of the Mt Zion Church, gave a special Chil- dren's Day message, with the Jun for Choir all robed in the summer caps. Mrs. J. Louise Marshall al the organ. The following persons joined the church, Miss Ollie Rich ardson from Louisville, Ky, MT James R. Noble of this city.
 The pastor, Rev. Howard Brooks and congregation of the Union Congregational Church, Division Street will sponsor a "Recogni, tion Tea" this Sunday afternoon in honor of the Crusaders Charity Club, which has done outstanding charity in the community, Mrs Frances King is the president.
 The Revs. Theodore Peoples of the Mt. Olivet Baptist Church, and William B. Shealey of the Shiloh Church, with Mesdames Lauretta Peoples, Fife Burton, Pearl Wal lace. Florence Jenkins left Mon day morning to attend the Baptist Convention in Baltimore, Md
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph Ingram of Savannah, Ga, and daughter, Mrs. Veronica Kennedy and children, Cleveland, Joseph and Billy of Trenton, N. J., visited their rela- tives, Mother Ingram, the Ross family of Levin Street last week.
 The Spartan Club, newly organ ized club of young people, MT. Theron Ames president, will give graduation tea soon for the high school graduates.
 The Mt. Olivet Baptist Sunday School will have their picnic this year at the Lincoln Park July 25. Invitations have been extended to other Church Schools, Mrs. Alice Williams, Superintendent. MT. Richard Morris, student at Colum- bia University, N. Y, made a fly ing trip home last week, and will spend the summer in New York.
 A very fine concert was given by the William Cooks String En- semble at the West Broadway USO Friday evening. This marks the first of a series of concerts spon- sored by the club this summer. All the USO clubs in the city sent flowers to the Naval Hospital Sunday. Mrs. Harold E. Charles accompanied the group, represent ing the West Broadway USO.
 Miss Anne Browne, now of Bos- ton, visited her mother Mrs. Der tha Brown on Bath Road over the weekend. Mrs. Winnifred Phillips is visiting in New York Cty. Mrs. Carita V. Roane and Mir. Owen Cross of New York City visited relatives here last week, MT. Hen ry IF. Cross and mother Mrs. Ro- sa Cross of William St. MT. Hen ry Cross is now in the city on a returned visit with them.
 Mrs. Pinkie McClain of Palm Beach Florida is here for the sum- mer, also MT. and Mrs. George Thomas of South Carolina.
 The following sick are improv- ing: MT. Julian West at the New port Hospital, Mrs. Minnie Trusty. Mrs. Dorothy Walker of Thomas St. Mrs. Virginia Cookson, who met with an accident, also a pa tlent at the hospital is to return home this week: Mrs. John Lewis Of Garfield St., continues the same, also Mother Ingram of Levin St. Mrs. Laura Collins of Broadway.
 The Crusaders Club will spon- sor another bus ride to Crescent Park on July i, round trip tickets $2.0O.
 The DYWYK Club met with Mrs. Anna E. Ross of Levin St., Wednesday evening, with election and installation of officers.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. Quinton Jack son, former pastor of Mt. Olivet Baptist Church here, now of Phil adelphia, visited friends here las