The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-11-03

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Baptist District Associa len.
Working bv his side is h
vie, the forme. Rosa Lee Abel
an efficient musician. and Trey
have three lovely children. com
monty known n ind h" ch''rc
circle, as the Three D's. Tho
names are Dcborh, DeRoy and
Deidre. TIE church IS PROUD
the qualifications and ability
their leader, the Rev. Elmer w
November is annual church
S!ewa. dship Mcn'h at Seen,
Poptist Chur h nd there will h,
a number of special events talk
Ins place dur,ne his ~ nh
Among them will Nc 4 South.
eln Governors Heck Con
ference" spec al p oiect Of Mems
pav committee. Nov. 4th. anc
their Annual Mems Dav ce'e.
bra;ion with Dr. Samuel =. P oc
tor. president of Virginia Unio!
University OF Ricl m md Va. o
ruert speaker.
The women CT the church
will present "Fsmous Women
In Professions. Arts. Science.
Business. Literature. and Re-
ligion. and will welcome Mrs.
Mamie Helen Burroughs.
president of National Trade
and Professional School for
women and girls. Washington.
D. c.. as their guest speaker
or Women's Day. Nov. 25th.
The wedding reception of Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Johnson
(Gladys Scott took plce at the
home of Mrs. Willie Banks, Sat-
urday. Oct. 9th 900 pm The
couple was married recently in
. civil ceremony.
For the reception. the new
bride chose a white ballet length
dress. with a huge sash draped
in back. and her husband wore
a tuxedo.
The brides mother wore a
navy blue lace dress draped
from shoulders in the back, and
his mother chose a white waltz
length dress with gathered skirt.
and patriotic sash.
The guest was served buffet
style, and the approximately 10c
I,uest brought lovely gifts. The
couple will reside on McGraw
It Linwood.
A program presented as a
community service TO afford
the public an opportunity TO
become better acquainted or
informed on pertinent issues Of
national and local interest as
they affect the community in
which we live. featured DR..
Mordecai w. Johnson. presi-
dent of Howard University.
Washington. D. c.. Sunday.
afternoon at 4 pm. at King
Solomon Baptist Church. 6l25
18th street.
Others featured on the pro-
gram were Senior Choir, ZION
Chapel Church of Christ (Holi-
less), Edward Armstrong. direc-
or, Alberta Harris. Memorial
choir, Ebenezer AME. Talmadge
Turner. director; Seraphic Choir,
lew Light Baptist Church, VIM.
I. DeLyles, director, Rev. Hora-
Jus Coleman, Pastor Macedonia
Baptist Church, Choir No. 2.
second Bptist Church, Levi Eu-'
,anks. director;
Margaret Wright. st. Johns
PRESBYTERIAN Church, Rev. w.
\. Hillard, pastor, st. Paul A. M.
;. z. Church. who introduced
he speaker. Rev. Carlyle Ste
vart, pastor Peoples Community
'hurch, DR.. j. l.. Leach, Execu-
i've Board, NAACP, Mr.. Her
nan r. Sweat, Mrs. Mary
Glenn, National Association OF
'ostal EMPLOYEES. Judge Kauf-
nan, Mr.. Weaver, pioneer OF
yAACP of Chicago, and many
theirs.
DR.. Johnson, dynamic speak
r has been president of Howard
University for 80 years, with a
otal of approximately 1900
raduates including students
rom South America. and cover
ng 80 states in USA.
Howard University constitutes
major source of Negro surgeons
nd physicians in America and
he world.
DR.. Johnson stated tht he has
reat appreciation for NAACP,
n organization which now has
onfidence of Negro people. OF
he approximately 2,40O,0o0,000
'eorle of the world. there are
100000 black people, and that
ny question arising in u. S. A
annot any longer be considered
domestic problem, but that in
natter of a few minutes, other
Iations can hear what we say
n America, and they are closely
deserving our actions to see what
fleet they will have on them.
wen though USA leads the
World il does not mean that we