The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-06
BY ROBBIE L. cRUMP

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Social Service Department OF
the Detroit Council of Chui che.
was held at the Metropolitan
Methodi-t Church. 5000 Wood
ward, March %. 20.
On Thursday. Mrs. Fred Scott,
member Of Trustee Board. Di-
rectors Association Of American
Baptist Churches, presided as
chairman.
Among reports on Baptist
work was a report by Rev. W.
r. Haney. pastor of Thompson
Avenue Baptist Church and
president. Wolverine Baptist
Convention.
From 1915 to las conference
luncheon which was addressed
by Or. Harold w. II. Burrows,
vice president. Park Davis Co.
From 2 to 4:45 pm. five human
problems were discussed; name
ly. marriage, dependent and neg
lected children. delinquent chill
dren. mental illness and old age.
Richard Huegli, Director Area
Operations, United Community
Service of Metropolitan Detroit,
presided.
The conference was closed
with an impressive sermon by
DR.. J. l.. Roberts, pastor. Bethel
AME Church.
Mrs. Ruby Wherry of st. Clair
street went to Missouri to attend
the funeral of an uncle last
week.
Mrs. James LaRoach, Semi
mole, was called to Pittsburgh.
Pa. last week to the bedside
of a seriously i'll sister.
We urge you TO attend the
dedication service Of the St.
Mark Baptist Church. Woodrow
Wilson at Leslie. some time dur
ing the first Sunday. The entire
repairing of the auditorium, up
holstering. plastering, etc, was
done by the members of the
church.
On Sunday morning Rev.
Charles Dinkins of Tennessee,
director Of youth evangelism in
the National Baptist Convention,
and Tennessee State dean. will
be guest speaker.
Rev. Dinkins is in his early
twenties and we especially urge
the youth to hear this great
leader Rev. Charles Williams is
pastor.
We'd like to extend our wishes
for a speedy recovery TO little
Miss Gale Hutchins Of Seminole
who has been absent from school
due to illness. Gales parents.
the Earl HutchinS. are school
teacher and local businessman
respectively.
Beauty glamor and the real
spirit of happiness existed among
ondcaring Detroit Real Estate
Brokers and their distinguished
guests on Saturday evening in
the beautiful banquet room OF
the Veterans Memorial located
on West jefferson.
II was their Goth annual af-
fair and for such they chose
George s. Harris, president OF
National Real Estate Brokers AS
sociation as guest speaker He
was introduced by Atty. Willis
Graves.
Others appearing on program
were: DR.. ]. l.. Roberts. invo-
cation Music by Arcola Clark,
Eershel j. Phillips. introduced
guests, Lawrence Gubow. Com
missioner, Michigan Corporation
and Securities Commission in
stalled new officers.
Clifton Cook, master of cere-
monies, was introduced by Mel
vim S. Jones and Mrs. l.. X.
Clark made presentations. The
BrckeretteS, wives of Brokers,
served as seating hostesses. Ray
mond +. Wyatt is president.
John S. Humphrey, secretary.
Idella Humphrey is president OF
the Brokerettes.
The young people of the War
rem Avenue Baptist Church. East
Warren at Rivard, celebrated an
nual youth day Sunday. March
81 al pm. For this they select
ed Senator Bristoe Brayant to be
guest speaker. He used as a
theme, New Horizons Chal-
lcngeS Youth"
Senator Bryant held the at
tention of the young people as
he wildly described how neces-
sary il is that we prepare our
selves for the future. He COM
pared early civilization in AT
RIGA TO present day status here
and over there. using the new
country, Ghana, as an encourag-
ing example.
The program also included his
tory of youth church hv Calvin