The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-28
.HERE and THERE
a. ROBBIE cRUMP

VI
Hundred. of ministers. lay
.,d women representing
o." y constituent eommun'on nc
y than $500 churches. ~
n1som,.muniiy councils Of church
s0" .ns SIS Councils of United
ssa rel Women gathered from
s s.'.,v part Of the state OF
.s.,i on Monday. Jan. IS.
M'', -. annual meeting of the
70, ssi.s No Council Of Churches
r,I, was held in the Miehi-
s sr'i League. Ann Arb0r.
\ nimjtaries who participated
AME Bishop G. W. Baber.
W. =. Harold N. Sidmore, Bishop
" Dl.s i, H. Crowley, Mrs. Ben
an nonaldson, DR.. Frank +.
n 4 DR.. E. G. Wehril. pro-
s saS of Bible. Eden Theological
, Sss.iuary. st. Louis; Governor
e e Mennen Williams, and others.
Dr. Kenneth G. Neigh is pres
Han, NJ the Michigan Council
- ,s' Churches in cooperation with
~, =, University of Michigan Ex-
tension Services.
\ Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Matthews
4 son. Bonnie. Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ ". Forbes, and Mrs. Harriet
Hall motored TO Chicago on Jan.
Il 10 spend thee weekend with
,bsir aunt, Mrs. Berha Wash
;rson Two weeks ago, Rev. and
Mrs W. R. Matthews Che,
brother Of the above named) and
fsmily motored to Chicago to
visit Mrs. Washington. All re-
port successful trips.
Mrs. Washington Is a pop
ulsr member of the olivet
Baptist Church in Chicago.
olvsi Is known International
N because Of the prominence
1 The pastor. Rev. J. II. Jack
Won. president Of National Bap-
fist Convention Of America.
zinc.
The Matrons of New Bethel
Baptist Church will sponsor a
'Greenleaf Tea Sunday, Jan. 20,
4to6 pm. in the home of Mrs.
yelma Allen, $4,000 18th. An
interesting program has been
planned with the writer Of this
column serving as toastmistress.
The B. NJ, and E. State Ma
irons will hold their second
meeting at New Light
hurch, 3Oth and Cobb, Friday.
Jan. q, at 7.3O pm. Mrs. Doro-
thy Robinson, president.
The young people Of the War
rem Ave. Sunday School will |
sponsor tea in the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Parks Johnson,
4ls4 Concord Sunday, Jan. 20,
4 to 6 pm.
Mr., and Mrs. Herman Ors-
borne Of Humboldt street. left
for okclona, Miss, Monday to
attend the funeral Of Mrs. Ors-
borne's mother. Our deepest
kympathy to the Orsbornes.
The Dryer School p. T. A.
sponsored a panel discussion
On Tuesday. Jan. 18th. on
Double Promotion" and I'D
iusimsni Rooms"
Those who participated on the /
panel were Mr.. Joseph Gut
iIeund, Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. King, |
Mr. Charles Miller, all teachers;
MIS- Vandergrift. Mrs. Esteria
kulledge, assistant program
CHAIRMAN for PTA, and Mrs.
watkins, patrol officer at Oak |,
Iland and Caniff, Mrs. Pauline !
Aampbell, Teacher and program
|hairman.
We regret very much about
me transferring Of Mrs. Pauline
campbell from Dryer. She has
zone outstanding work there.
one is not only moulding the
sOuns Intellectually, but spirit
ually as well.
Sne.s an ardent worker in the
russell Street Baptist Church
' - wife Of the pastor, Rev. Ste
pnen {. Campbell.
D~Yer School will hold It's
~s0uaiins exercises for 80
,.uas people Monday. Jan. "a.
49, am. The class will pres
n. "a. play. "Tribble on Leave
~, 'ponsored by Miss Jones.
'' Davis and Mr.. Miller.
>, w Monday, Jan. sOth, more
'a one thousand Wayne Uni
,, ;.y graduates will receive .
''p'0mas at Masonic Temple.
~. ".v :, ". R. Matthews. presi-
.en. Of 3. NJ. and Z. State Con-