The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-18
HERR. and THERE

Well. happy birthday 'Rubb.
We lon't know the age: that's
a screi you know. All we have
&c say is many more.
Heard that teen-age columnis'
Ruby Woods of Ed son avenue
i looking the city Of ST. Louis
Mo. over. We hope 20 escort her
10 church next Sunday. how
ever ou- school tea her friend
Lucille D. Rayford, will show
her where the teens are shown
She has a sparkling SIS Chevro-
LEI 20 do the showing n.
Speaking of 'Sss. Mrs. Emma
Miller Of French Road is
chauffeuring a Chevy. Smooth
riding to you. Mrs. Miller.
Confirmed reports are that
So de- Bu Ike IS; Louis firec
DJ) Will be on the air again
soon. and in style Will 'ell vo'
more about il after an inter
view next week az which VIC
shall be writing TO you f.om
that city.
Mr. and Mrs. James Woody ~
Blaine street, left last Friday fol-
vacation in the Rose Bow
Ci'v. Pasadena. Calf.
The couple motored and will
be the house uuesf of Mr..
Woody's aunt. He IS IN the
.elevisicn and radio repair
business.
All during the winter months
VIC toll in school doing our very
best in order that the final
examination rolls around We
may be able 10 face the facts
the report cards. So il goes viii
the chur hes. diS'r CTS and STATE
conventions. We have laboreo
hard all the year from TIE jar
uary insp. rational meetinc
down through the recentl'
closed state conventions
To National Convention
Now we are going up 20 tho
National Convention 20 test our
selves by using invisible repor'
cards. Our progress VIII y
made known by how far ahead
81 behind we arc Of the methods
brought forward.
The Wolverine State Conven.
ton. Rev. W r. Hanev presi-
dent, completed is session hello
with the Metropolitan Baptist
Church. Ferry at Rivard. two
weeks ago.
We are told tina. il was one
Of the most successful sessions
ever held
The Baptist Missionary and
Educational Convention Of Mich
igan. Rev. w. r. Matthews. pres.
Ident. ended last Friday az the
True Love Baptist Church, May
bury Grand al Poplar.
Many who were there in the
organization declare il was the
best session ever held.
Annual Address
Thursday night the president
Or. Matthews, gave his annua
address subject. advancing il
the Mids; of the Crisis of Life
Speak ng with a background
of a l25 voice choir composed
# singing groups Of the Warner
Avenue Church and directed by
Mrs. Ethel Williams. noted mu
>cian. the speaker. drew thun
derous applauds when he s'atec
hat 1T does not matter how
dark the night may be. nor how
dreadful may be the sound o
the evening wolves Of damna
ton. nor how frightful may be
the pillows Of despair. If ! cal
hear God speaking 10 me. I vii
AXE courage and GO forward"
The convention closed Sun
day. Aug. II. at 5 pm. will
the Rev T c. Simmons of Mes
'iah Baptist Church preaching
the memorial sermon.
On To Denver
The conventions are closeC
now and We shall soon depar
for the National in Denver (
receive our report cards" fol
1856.
In behalf of the True Low,
Baptist Church. host to the B
NJ and Z. State Convention.
should like 10 say il one OF tn,
most courteous sessions we'v,
attended. They did everything il
their power to make the dele
gates comfortable.
In the dining room there were
uniformed mattresses to assis
at all times.
Rev. (. u. Cox and mem
bers are TO be commended.
Rev. Bishop. who is on the
board of moderators of the
national. announced that Rev.
Cox IS scheduled TO preach 10
the moderators in Denver.
Let US try and hear him i
we are not too busy in our Owl
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