The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-06
ECORSE NEWS
By MILO CASTOR

| Win the present administration
and us no wonder. When the
present administration was seek l.
ing office ana they came into Pre-
cincts II and L. they were trail
ing the other ticket by over two
hundred votes. Precincts IL and
II put them over with a large ma
jority. This same group that put
them over was promised many
things which have not been given
them as vet The officers OF First
Baptist Church are particularly
peeNed The forgotten promise to
that church alone will take over
siN hundred votes from them in
the next election. II is rumored
that NO one gets any fayors or city
employment unless they are Okd
ny certain alleged politician who
was ON The other side OF the fence
AT the last election. Whether that
report is true or not, II is changing
lot OF peoples minds. OF course
the ncNt election is quite ways
off hut from past experiences IN
politics in Ecorse, unless there is
a great change in our city's atti-
iude toward these West Side
groups there will be quite a few
one term city officials Precincts
II ana IL will never forget.
The Evening In Paris Social
Club met at the home OF Mrs
Sudie Crosby, Thursday night
March Is at = 80 O'Clock. 1t was
very pleasant meeting. The mem
hers and guests were served Ice
cream and cake Mrs. Eloise
Fletcher is president of the club
The Lloyd Love Unity Mission
Board met at the home OF Madam
Davis Wednesday night with the
president Mrs. BESSIE Woodson in
charge The lesson was taught
by Katie Williams and reviewed by
Sister DAVIS The Board will meet
next az the home OF Sister Jessie
Williams Mrs. Davis. the host
ess. served sandwiches and ice
cream
The Social GIRLS Club met at the
home Of Miss Donnie Hopkins with
the president Miss Ernestine Me-
Fadden IN charge, Remarks We're
made by Miss Eunice Garland and
Miss Edna Thomas. The club will
meet next az the home OF Miss
Corneha Fowlks. Thursday at s p
m, The club had a party Friday
night AZ the Community Center
The hostess, Miss Hopkins. served
ice cream ana pop.
The Independent club met al the
home OF James Glls. Thursday
uieht with The vice president, Miss
Eloise Mccary in charge. The
committees made their reports
from the entertainment. The
amount raised Was $23.l9. The
president is asking all members 10
visit Miss Beatrice Garland. MIlo
* i'll, The club will send her A
bouquet The host served re-
freshments. The next meeting
viii beat the home OF Bill San
dcrs. All members are asked 10
he present at the next meeting he
cause we have some very important
business to discuss.
Henry Bookenson. who is from
Dayton, Ohio is visiting his sister
Mrs. Lewis. who has been IN for
some time. She is resting we'll
at the writing OF this.
Mrs o c. Green Of Albany ga.
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Minnie
Davis. and her children. Mr.. and
Mrs. Carlys Greene and Their sis.
ter, Mrs Ruby Bryant Of Akron,
Ohio. and Miss Clifford Mae Davis.
were taken 10 Canada by their
SISTER Mls, DAVIS.
The Home Department met at
the home OF Mrs. Lewis. Thursday
night with the superintendent. Mr..
Harris. in charge. The lesson was
taught by Sister Holman. Mrs
Roherteen Lewis became member
OF the club. The next meeting
will be at the home Of Sister Mar
tina Waller. Thursday Al 7 p. M
Asking that all members please be
present
The First Baptist morning serv-
ice opened with the deacons and
missionary society n charge Of the
devotion.
The music was rendered by the
Pastors Chorus and the Junior
fishers made their second appear
ance today. Rev. Davis delivered
the message. The sermon was great
inspiration to all. There were
three members 10 unite with US.
There were quite few visitors
and the Sunset Gospel Singers
were also present The babies OF
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Hohrn and Mr.
and Mrs. a. Brown were christen-
ed.
Rev Davis announced his mar
rage 10 Miss Terrell.
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