The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01
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BY
Bsrsfisld Gerden ~ y

NOTE: The Advance Committee OF SECOND baptis.
church Sunday School is sponsoring the Second baps1
Players in dramatic production. Where's Grandpa on
Monday night May 3rd the church AL Monroe mere
will be no charges the presentation The cast VIII IN
clude the following: Juanita Bruenton on Jones,
Clifford Lewis, Evelyn Raye Davne BrueSton, Dqro.ny
Johnson velma Woods and Beatrice Van Bount Direc-
tion Is under Mrs Villa Mae Johnson and Gladys Poe
SCHEDULE FOR SPRING TEA
We are willing to carry all news and listing OF teas
if YOU will address to this column
The Tea Schedule for the Spring at the Gless Mem
oral Center 1881 Joseph Campau follows;
Sunday, May 2: The Young Peoples Department OF
Calvery Association will be there from TO pm Amanda
Nav .: Mothers Day Musical, William stimson Sing
er' Nav IA g. Musical Tea by Sixteen Workers Club
May % Second Baptist Altar Circle and Excelsior
Class Teas 40
BANoUETs AT cLEIss ia
Two bsnouets are scheduled for parents and chill
drar ~ Cleiss Memorial Center. The Father ana ooh
Banquet for benefit Of e Boy Scout NJ Mount Pleas
ant Baptist Church will be held SATURDAY, evening ~ w
MAY The entire family is welcomed 70 hmor s re
establishment Of the Boy Scout movement az GeSs sen
ior Goa scouts Bow and Cub Scout will participate IN
Tuesdny NAV H. the Mothers and Daughters Banguet VII
he celebrated at Geiss in the annual mother oaugnte
celebration Monday. May at Maypoe celebration ~.
Red Circle Girls and Glessetts will honor the Maypoe
with proper musical festivities
Patriotic American. will soon be whi:tiins and
humming Father DHaenes tunefui comPosiuon'
Citizen Of the U.SA.
r. ormond r. DHaene. s. j., teacher Of Phlo:o-
INV and p.yehoosy at the University of Detroit for the
past years. has contributed much to the realm OF pa
tr;oe music his song far harmony and meaning
concerned
On Nav S and at 8, 80 pm, when the University
Band and Choral Society present their Spring Concerts
IN the Rackham Memorial Auditorium, I'm citizen
of the USA" will make formal debut to Detroit nu-
sic lovers.
OF interest is the view Of America, church pub
LEGATION on 'Afrca and America" II follows;
Despite going back for centuries Acs sun VI
Americans Very timely therefore Is tne
subcommittee Of the Caho-
lie Association for international introduction TO com
ing Symposium leadership has been thrust upon me
States our national webeng and perhaps very survival de-
nend upon accepting we'll but responsibility sum
sits somewhat uneasiy shoulders
Resides the obvious with Africa residing The tact
that million people have their racial roots there
international trade and commerce
have assumed responsibilities Africa result OF our
membership UN Trueshp Council and our sponsorship OF
Unless mockey ~
word we are bringing the dependent po-
Piles independence or sef-government
Africa long battle-ground Of conflicting imperial
The day empires the nonwhite peoples Of the world
win not be ruled for the benefit Of the white
from colonial status 10 independence VII De
whether will be made peacefully
peoples OF the Dark Continent are looking us Tor
support do IT, they will look 70 the other world Pow
that much We cannot afford 10 oe
oubid We offer substantial program OF hu
man rights And closely America Of
ers will sound unsubsana unless they first impe
ed home