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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-09-03
TRUMAN HUDSON
GRADUATES AT NORMAL

On Friday, August the 22nd,
Truman Hudson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. G.. w. Hudson of
South Sheridan Road gradual
ed from the Illinois State Nor
NAL College receiving the de-
gree of Bachelor of Science in
Education. His parents drove
to Normal to witness the grad
uation, which was held in a
very pretty setting on the
shady lawns of the College
campus.
Truman is a member of the
Zion Concert Band and when
he returned from three years
service in the Army he was de-
termined to finish his school
ing. During his service he was
detailed to Bands and played
as first cornetist at many func-
lions.
While at Normal he received
a contract from the Gurnee
grade schools to teach music
there. Also his high school al
ma mater, the Warren Town
ship High School of Gurnee,
called him to assist Mr.. Will
liam T. Loblaw, his former mu-
sic instructor, and head of the
music department, in teaching
music.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-09-03

Sydney, Australia, the 5000
miles to Manila, or the $500
miles to Shanghai.
It costs one airline $4,000
to fly one plane from San
Francisco to the Orient-only
nine weekly flights carry
through to the Far East, Aus
tralia and New Zealand.
Seven out of every nine liv-
ing veterans of the nations
last five wars served in World
War II, according to the Vet
Grams Administration.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-09-03
BAPTISMS


in
Evening star., 1947-09-27

construction. John McShain, Inc,
1101 Wilson boulevard, Arlington, is
the builder. Architect is r. N. Fried
man. Chicago.
Permits issued during the last
week by Robert H. Davis, District
inspections director. totaled $1,067,-
$50, which was $55,569 more than
the previous weeks valuation.
Permits of $4,000 and over were
assfollows: -
!. Dallas w. Dort. b074 Lowell street
Trouehsnd. 1855 Prospect avenue Avenue NV.
ss 3ens e greet s4a rD5e tesssc
sysnus NV: owner: Samuel Alpher.
sT.s Eaeh 'tzsf1 zsnston INV Va 0ussf ares
concrete once buiidins;'0 slai 1'c deorsia sHl
Tes MOTOR &C., FoS9teenth
NV, owner; Mohler Construction Co.
1925 Connecticut avenue NV, builder;
NV. architect; to erect one 1-story steel
Resh Maa.s ssase h.sz sE c to eSs s
Wick / Rosensarten Ae Co. ts'ii sIs Fifteenth tenth
Sttcet NV DullAerS, TO reSUDre Du1Qlng
to original condition, fire damage: 5000
Nebraska avenue NV; to cost $50, 900.
Leo and Sam Feldman. 1904 D street
NE, owner; Morando & Co.. 321 H street
NE. builder; James j. DAILY, 321 II
street Me-. architect; to erect one q
story brick. concrete. steel store. ofhce
and dwelling; 1905 D street NE; to cost
George W. schomm. 1903 Twenty-second
sFsst sls sE owner builder not selested
architect; e erect one @.story brick and
sss!as; sSss sas, s,oss' sSsa FsssssF sssF wsPFs 70
.na asnsEsa ps isss sasnhsEs as hsss sfrsst
Island avenue NE, builder and architect:
DWELLINGS SS4o4-oe Perry Street NE. to
l. s. Cullen. 1443 street NV. own
sr;;. Skinker e. Garrett. 171a Eye street
NV, builders; W. r. Garrett jr, archi-
tect: to erect one 2-story concrete and
einder block store, 1437 P street NV,
s. & r. Construction Co., 452 M street
6.W., owner and builder; George T. SAINT
myers. 2209 l. street NV. architect: to
erect one 1-Story concrete store, 1878
South Capitol street. to cost $4,000.
Martin McInerney. Investment Building,
owner and builder; o. r. Schulz, 1914 K
street NV. architect: to erect three q
story brick dwellings. 506-8-10 Twelfth
street NE: to cost $4,000.
Harry N: and Grace L. Schofer. us
(See PERMITS. Page B-21
Evening star., 1947-09-27
2Projeets to Provide
SIT Rental Units for
Veterans Approved

Two rental housing projects in
the Washington area have been ap-
proved to provide SIT dwelling units
for World War II veterans and their
families, James A. Hewitt, director
of the District Office of the Federal
Housing Administration, announced
today.
They are:
Lloyd's, Apartments, Sections /
and 2. with 298 units, to be built at
Cameron Hill road and Tennessee
avenue, Alexandria, by San Cohen,
William S. Bands and, !. S. and
Harry Burka; financed by the Union
Central Life Insurance Co. with
mortgages of $2,298,600 to be in
sured by FILA, and consisting OF
two and three-story structures con-
tanning 81 units of three rooms. 81
Of three and a half rooms, A Of
four rooms, 48' of four and a halt
rooms and, 106 OF five, rooms. '.-t+5sS
uSection-.7aof .Barcroft, with = 2is
Eainits. torbe built. att Columbia Fike
and George Mason drive by Charles
M. Basil and John E. Delashmutt
financed by the H. L. Rust Co. with
mortgage of $1,631, 900 to be in
(See PROJECTS PAGE R-00 =
Evening star., 1947-09-27
Godgets-
New Heater
Is Suitable
For Small Home
BY HiIson Munsey

The heating season Is near ut
hand and now Is q good time to pre-
pare for 1t. A manufacturer has
designed an efficient heating unit
for the small home, small enough to
install IN an ordinary kitchen cab
met.
I measures 34h inches long, %
inches wide and "a inches high. It
is INTENDED for the small home with
out basement, but in houses with
Easements that require additional
heat one Of these small units would
solve the problem.
The heater provides hot-watel
radiation and also domestic hot
water from the faucet the year
around. 1t can be used with stand
ard hot-water radiators, Dashboard
radiators or heat panels. It burns
No. l, 2 or 3 oil and consumes less
than a gallon an hour.
This efficiency Is due to the con-
struction of the unit, which builds
up pressure instead Of a draft in
the firing one. Ignition is produced
by a combined gas and electric In
|stallation instead Of pilot light.
The unit is made In two types:
One with the conventional jocket
and the other without. The steel
jacket is finished in metallic green
and chrome trim for the sake of ap-
pearance. 1s.ss5 :.
:, The top of The jacket has q lino-
|1eun cover so the space can BE used
ais additional table room. The height
is correct for working. The top is
protected by az inches Of rock WOO
insulation.
The unit Is made with all the nee
essary controls, such as stack and
circulator and a thermostat in the
room controls the heat of the house
This small heating unit will take
(see CADETS, Page B-3.)
Evening star., 1947-09-27
Baltimore Home Show Draws
Big Crowds, PIeoses Builders
By Robert J. Lewis
Reel Esfote Editor Of The Stor

BALTIMORE Sept 27-Balhmores Better Homes Expedion-
general lines Forthcoming Washington
home howhs been drawing big here since the
days
will be held the big stone Regiment
Evening star., 1947-09-27

The interior arrangement Is excel.
lent, as it presents a very large liv-
ing room with doors opening out to
a porch or terrace In the rear. There
is a combination kitchen dining
room, large bedroom with unusual
ly ample closet space, and full
bathroom. -
A covered passageway connects
house and garage, and serves as q
pleasant area for informal meals
out of doors. <,.,.
The kitchen arrangement may be
altered SO that the dining area is
1See. MOOD Page IR.2l = =
Evening star., 1947-09-27

Armory at Howard and Preston 81
ers' association has no accurate total
attendance figures to date, every
one seems to be satisfied with the
results.
I'VE are very well pleased" said
Joseph E. Meyerhoff, Baltimore
builder who preceded Edward r.
Carr of Washington as president OF
1.-THE National Association of Home
Builders. "The people seem to like
| 1t very we'll, but I must say
haven't seen it yet myself"
Promoted by Outside.
In contrast to the Washington
| show-which will be held for one
week at the District National Guard
Armory beginning October 1.-THE
Baltimore exposition is being
handled by an out-of-town pro-
moter.
Nominal sponsors are the Real
Estate Board OF Baltimore and the
Home Builders Association of Mary
land, two closely allied groups shar-
ing the same onices and the same
executive SECRETARY.
Thus, the setup of the two organ
izations is notably different here
than in Washington, where home
builders and real estate brokers
have entirely separate organizations
actively pussning-separate programs
reach With sfzeable separate stats
and dferentp efHces. ssss9 ,yoH
In.- partsa thfs probably explains
the fact that though Washington
has a somewhat smaller population
and business community, its home
show undoubtedly will dwarf the
Baltimore show.
las Exhibitors for d. C.
Already 145 exhibitors have been
signed up for the Washington show,
(See LEWIS, Page BID
Evening star., 1947-09-27
First Aid
ForHouses
By Roger c. Whitmon

Question: My brownstone steps
are cracked and chipped of on the
ends. Is there any way to- repair
them?
Answer: If you can get a mason
to do the work, the result will be
better than an amateur job. If
you must do 1t yourself, first clean
and roughen the Clipped edges.
Then build a wood form to hold the
patching mixture while it Is setting
and hardening. Wet the stone be-
fore placing the mixture. Patch with
a fairly stiff mortar mixture con-
sisting OF one part portland cement,
one part of clean coarse sand and
limeproof, mineral color to approx
innate the brownstone color; metallic
brown (oxide) may give the right
color.
Use no more than nine pounds of
the color for each sack Of ceme1:t.
Mix the ingredients dry, then add
the water. Cracks should be cut out
so that they are deeper and wider
underneath than at the surface.
Brush out loose bits and wet the in
side of the cracks, then pack with
the above mixture. Keep all new
patches damp for several days for
curing" '.'
Newell Post Is Split.
Question: The newell post at the
Evening star., 1947-09-27
Permit for 5000, 900 Building
At 18th and G Streets Issued

Neisner Brothers Rochester N
permit for construction building
g streets NV. to cost 100000.
Preparatory work has been under for time The
building will
Evening star., 1947-09-27
District Rental
HousinqPicture

An unusually large number of
apartments were listed during the
last week for rent in the Washing
ton area, the District Housing Cen
ter, 1400 Pennsylvania avenue NV,
reported today. Virtually all were
new units, just coming on the
market.
New dwelling units listed totaled
300, in addition to 172 rooms. Ap-
plications for rental units totaled
799 during the same period, of
which 742 were for dwellings and
81 were for rooms.
Applicants were classified as
follows: ..t
Evening star., 1947-09-27
By w. Wordsworth Wood

The solid homelike house illus
trated would be as appfopriate amid
the sand dunes Of Cape Cod as in
the mountains of Virginia. The de-
sign is typical American farmhouse,
yet 1t offers every modern con-
venience to be found in a much
larger dwelling.
From a structural standpoint, the
house is economical. It is rectangu-
lar In shape, may be built with or
without a basement, and the large
attic may be finished of at will to
provide additional bedrooms.
Evening star., 1947-09-27
Newell Post Is Split.

Question: The newell post at the
foot of our stairs has come apart,
being split across at the upper
-11zoSee FIRST AID, Page B-2.T:I,
Evening star., 1947-09-27
Firm Holds Outing Today

The Equitable Realty Co., 1o11
U street NV, scheduled It's first
annual outing today on Cherry Hill
Farm. Walker Mill road, Prince
Georges County. Baltimore and
Washington Office employees of the
company were invited.
Evening star., 1947-09-27
10 Homes Planned

David Milestone. Inc, 1882 Coles
vile road, Silver Spring, today an
nounced the firm will start 10
ranch-type houses in a subdivision
on Colesyille road Al miles from
Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1947-09-27

(See PROJECTS, Page BED
Evening star., 1947-09-27

(See PERMITS, Page B-2.)
Evening star., 1947-09-27

(Seei WOOD, Page -B.2sk )
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-25
FAsHIoNscoPE

Have you seen Mary Lynn's
Bean curl Persian coat? It's A
beaut. She is one of Detroits
nurses at the Wayne General Hos.
pital. Little Mary Hanley is wear
ing Lynx jacket that takes the
breath of everyone who sees IL.
FOUR HOSTESSEs
Many gathered in the spacious
home Of the Edward T. Good
mans Saturday night. The occa-
sion? Just a get-together gotten
together by Rubye Brown Wiki
ems. Isabelle Goodman, my sis
ter, Ruth, and Yours Truly.
Wholesome games monopolzrd
most of the evening. The guest
list included Marvin Duprc IA.
cinda and William Ray, Alyne
and Raymond Cantrell. Esther
and Reuben Moseley. Leontine
and Bert Williams, Simon Jones.
Celestine Watts, Henry Hammand.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-25
MARRIAGE
LICENSES

Marriage License Applications
loved during period of Jan. 6
~, 18th. l947. inclusive. by
cAspAR j. LINGEMAN, Wayne
County Clerk.
Clarence L. Pickens, MAGNETIC
summcrvllle
rrrc.t /. Baxter, Helen Horton
sobt saulsberry. Ruth Anderson
Io.eph Rankins, Rosie Eddington
lain Fleming, Florence r.
schumann
ferdinand Houston. Sammie Bass
Albert A. Henderson, Dorothy
Thomas
Dudley Blakemore, Thelma
lake speediebcrg. Jr.. Geraldine
Staples
CHARLES Jackson, Mildred West
John G Bowden, Frances Dick
erson
Rober, Mazique. Martha E. Far
mer
Charles F Atkinson. Ruby Lee
ymerv a Williams, Doris c.
Dunbar
Tred |. Hicks, Villa NJ. Lawhorn
Harold Bowen, Ardenia Bryant
~.Iohn H. Monroe, Make NJ. Bur.
kett
Arthur A. Green. Jr.. Ruth Rosa
Able REYNOLDS. Jr., Minnie l..
Flournov
Oliver Barber, Ora d. Hardin
Robert A. Stewart, Leona Wray
Gilbert A. Moore, Frances o.
Gardner
Dewitt, Eubanks, Frances l.
Smith
George II, Jackson. Ella Walker
Thomas J. Cloy, Minnie Alexan-
der
Grady L. Reese, Ruth B. Ellison
Coleman A. Young, Marion
Mcclellan
Lawrence Anderson, Jr., Juanita
! Adams
Joseph Wilson. Halle v. Drum
James Thomas. Helen r. Smith
Nathan Nail, jamie P. Brown
Alfred Benjamin. Emma l.. Black
Gilbert NJ Anderson, Doris M.
Graham
Philip N Masterson, Vivian Ais
ton
Wilhc Holllns. Louise Roberts
Eddie J. Huff. Naomi Clark
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-25
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REFLECTS GREATNESS

Because of their preoccupation
with the production OF Arthur
Laurents' Home Of the Bravs''
to be staged March IA through %
Except l7th) in the Civic Center.
many members Of the Contempo-
iary Theater are not being seen
very much these days. We drop.
ped in on one of their rehearsals
Tuesday evening and il VIII be
another hit, Remember Steve
dore'? That alone should entlce
YOU 10 see their coming plays.
On Feb. l6 they Will present
one-act plays at the Civic Center.
Detroit should support this very
fine lnter-racial organization.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-25
MONROE NEWS
By Winilred covinqton

The ladies of Second Baptist
church were honorcd guests at
a banquet given by the men Of
the church at Second Baptist
Sunday evening, The women
won the financial contest a few
Sundays ago.
On the Sick list are: Mrs.
Turner Williams, and little Sam
Tucker, Jr. in the Mercy hos
pital
Mr. o Freeman. who was in
Mercy hospital, with pneumonia
some time ago, is now home
and doing fine
Mr.. and Mrs William Terry
who have been residing at 40l
Almyra have moved to Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-25
CORRESPONDENCE

1t was nice to have a letter from
Jonathan Roache, who now lives
in New York since his marriage
and new position. We also re-
ceived missive from Valarle o..
Justice Of Washington. DC. Chat
ting as friends will through the
mail. she told Of the many beauti-
full gifts that climaxed a happy
birthday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-25
PLEASANT SURPRISE

1t was nice to have Clifford 3.
Alexander Of Chicago drop in on
me last Monday. Hadn't seen him
for years. Everytime he comes TO
Detroit we're out of town AMI
when we 60 there he's likewise.
While here, he had his TOBOG-
GAN shipped to the Windy City,
did some shopping, mad. quite
few pop calls and made with a
little mite clubbing Cliff stayed
at the Gotham Hotel while in
town.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-25
sUB.DEB PARTY

The Junior Sub-Debs held their
club party in the home of their
sponsor. Mrs. Frances Ford Of 447
Campbell on Thursday evening.
Refreshments were plentiful, con-
sistlng of sandwiches, pop and po-
tato chips Enjoying themselves
at the party were: George Hen
dirk, Jimmy Miller, Johnny
Watts, David Henderson, Robert
Price. Edison Henderson, James
Baker. Oliver Baker, Benny
Coleman. Willie Woods, Gohn Ba-
ker. Lawrence Weston, Lee SIN
gleton, Guyton Adams, James
Jones, Lynn Tate. Larry Barnes,
Ncrna Lee Henderson, Annie Nc
Giants, Barbara Johnson. Mary
Nash, Betty Smith, Esther Wal
lace, Gladys Woods, Lucille Jack
son, Annie Jackson. Ruby Nc
Giants. Beatrice Crcech, Lille
Hudson, Norris Brown. Annie
jackson, June Roberts, and many
others.
The club held It's meeting the
next day and chose their club
colors Of pink and royal blue.
They intend to have many other
parties at least once a month and
save for their Christmas funds.
Please call your news into vi.
2-8359 on Sundays preferably.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-25
SYMPATHY

We were sorry 10 receive the
bad news and misfortune Of the
Elder and Mrs Raphael F. War
nick and SON. Burglars entered
their home at 1864 West Grand
blvd, Saturday evening. We I'M
derstand all that they missed was
Mrs. Warnick's watch and Ra-
phael Jr.s bank.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-25
sToRK ANTICIPATING

The ole bird will make sec
ond visit at the home Of tho Ter
rance Bradfords Of West Grand
blvd. in Nav and in June he will
visit their neighbors the Bob
Terrals, The happy mothers-to-
are the former Ina McChristian
Of Detroit and Gene Kervin Of
California.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-25
.'Happenstonces
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
BY Thelma Browne

Lillian Jones, Ina Bradford,
Rose and Johnny Hill Audrey
and Jon Spencer Vivian and Lal.-
rents Riskcr. Nadine and Tazwell
knight. James Townsend. Anre
Bradley, Barbara and Marie Jones
and Elder and Mrs. Raphael F.
Warwick AS we said goodnight
to our guests. we were corlpli-
mcnted on the enjoyable evening.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-25
SAGINAW FLASHES


der and Kenneth Shacklcford
also performed Mrs. Virginia
Sanders. Mrs F. Olds and Ms.
Cordelia Ellison. participated
A Brotherhood worship Will
be held Thursday night, Febru-
airy 8. at which the Rev Spen-
Ger OF the Bridge ST church
viii exchange pulpits and cholrs
with the Rev Rice
SHRILDA HOWARD REPORTS
Mrs Anna Mae Fortune and
her son have gone TO Cleveland,
o., FOR a short vacation
Mrs. Flora Howard notary
public and assistant 10 the late
10 K Atwood. is carrying on
with income taxes. bookkeeping
and portal 70 portal applications
Here's the latest dope on the
teen-agers
Miss Dolores McArn had 4
get-together party az her home
on Friday. January 10
John Lee Wilson had birth
day party al his home on SAT-
urady. January H.
The Camera Club Is giving a
dance on Saturday, January 25.
az the First Ward Community
Center. The proceeds viii 50
for more equipment
Officers Of the Camera CLUB
are: sponsor. James Willis pres
ident. Catherine Hogs. vice
president, ndell Hall secre-
tary, BennIe Mae spence:
treasurer, jessie DALEY assist
ant treasurer Doris Hogs
Members Of the club arc.
Martina Stevenson. Kenneth D.
McKinnon. DcIphune 3 ga
Dolores Bryant Dickie Motion,
Earl Tucker. Glendell Rou b.
James Bond Il meets every
Thursday at pm AZ the FIRST
Ward Community Conto Thc
is room FOR more member In
tcrested persons should !nqufe
~ one Of the members or OF
Mis-, Edith Ballov
CHRIST COMMUNITY
CHURCH
-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-25

The Wayne Vacation Club met
on AleXandrine in the home Of
Mrs. Ruth Reed on Friday eve
ming. They elected officers.
Mrs. Love, president; Mrs. Shell
ton. secretary; Mrs. James, as
sistant secretary; Mrs. Tucker, the
Ways and Means Committee. Mrs.
Mcdaniel. treasurer The club
discussed how TO improve the run
ming Of the club during the year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-25

Lsndres Dunlap, Geraldine L.
Daniels
Frances l., Matthews. Benzina
Nixon
Charles Fowler, Jr, Dorothy L.
Hicks
w A. Carter, Carrie Bell Tisdale
Richard K. Allen. Dorothy A.
Burnside
Paul J. Duval, Agnes Moore
James Jordan. Betty Jones
Lusky Hillsman, Jearlene Ware
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-25
cHAMP JOE LOUIS IS d

ing in a California trip before
he goes on his scheduled trip
10 South America.
FLOYD PENIcK would make
a good traffic court referee and
boy, look az the votes he could
get for the Judges who would
appoint him
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-25
PLEASE CONTRIBUTE

Here's hoping that none Of us
are forgetting TO give 10 the
March Of Dimes 1T COULD
HAPPEN TO YOU,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-25
BY Rose Wise Ware
BETHEL AME CHURCH
Reported by Rosie M. Price

TRANSPORTATION" was tn e
theme of the sermon by the pas
tor, the Rev. William +. Rice,
on Sunday
A special program. conducted
by the Missionary Society, on
Sunday, January %, at 3 pm,
will be addressed by Mrs. Nc
Mahon Of the Salvation Army
Group singing at the Sip
and See tea given Sunday al
the home Of Mrs. Blanche Glib
bons was led by Mrs. Cora Kirk
sey. Miss Betty Smith gave the
solo and Mrs Ruby Rice the
reading. Mrs Dorothy Alexan-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-25
CHURCH
THE CHURCH OF GOD
400 palmersfon
BY Ethel Tucker


The Sunday school was very
well attended with SO present.
Subject of the lesson Jesus In.
terviewed by Nicodemus." Pri-
mary Glass was the banner offer.
ing class. Bro. j. Kicks. superin-
tendent.
The II am. song service was
led by Mrs. Ruth Elan. scrip
ture lesson from ST. John Ills.
Prayer was offered by Brother
Kicks. There was a duet by Mis-
treSs Z. Elem and J. Hinton. The
Rev Mr., Dixon preached on The
Churchs Love" his text. Song
on Solomon 8:4-7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-25

"A Rough and Rugged Road"
was the theme Of the sermon by
the Rev J 2. Johnson, guest
preacher az the Sunday morn
ing service
The choir is q former radio
performer, and hopes soon 70
return 10 the ar II will render
"a Spiritual SonRfest on Febru-
ary II At the Salvation Army
auditorium az 8 pm to which
the publ- Is invited
The House ! Live In. a
MOVIE that pleads for tolerance.
n1ll be shown sunday evening
after tho special choir music
ana songs.
A new Junior church IS among
the plans now being made for
the ACTIVITIES II the church and
SUNDAY School
NOTES BY MRS. WARE
Tho Review % 1913 IN SaEi-
naw the Biggest Little City in
Michigan VIII appear IN the
Detroit Tribune" the issue Of
February Be sure 10 order
YOUR copy from YOUR newsboy
or minister Il will be full
page of interesting accounts o.
what happened last year and Of
plans for 1897
You wll probably find YOUR
name o that ~ a friend.
amenr those mentioned Send
you news % N Ware or one
81 ho cporlers Order your
copy today
See Flora Howard. sl7 N.
9Th avenue. Saginaw. Mich.
or phone 2sse7. about your
income tax.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-25

The Nurses Guild Of Union
Baptist Church had a lovely pro-
gram on Sunday afternoon. They
raised s92 Mrs. Nelson. presi-
dent. Thanks to the ladies and
friends for their cooperation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-25
SING. SING. SING

The DuPre Victorian Choir was
the singing guest of the Mothers
Of ST. Stephen AME Church last
Sunday afternoon. Their musical
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-25
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River Rouge


incomplete. Mr.. Sanders lived at
473 Eliot.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-25
PAUL. RoeEsoN

The Testimonial Banquet hon
olng the great Paul Robson,
Monday night in the Give Ball
room was indeed grand sue
cess Around five hundred three
dollar plates were served in
UNIQUE style by Ellen's Catering
Service Just before the hon
ored guest spoke. the DuPre
Choir rndered four selections
which were enjoyed by all A.
ter the presentation. Robson
was besieged by autograph seek
crs Later he appeared on the
Goodwill Hour and was inter-
viewed by Victoria Mccall
This evening will long be re-
membered by Detroiters
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-25
SICK LIST

Bessie Foster, 5000 Beechwood,
is improving, and .Gainey Apple
white also is on the way to re-
covcry Good luck.