The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-04-26

Phillips, financial secretary RI.
chclle Reid, recording secretary
and Hoke McCullers, parlamen.
tartan. Board of Directors
Claude f. Wilson, c. w. White
and L. X. Clark.
CITIZEN OF INTEREST
Times are changing. The peh.
dulum is swinging back the 9th.
er way, so that more and more
people are not asking who you
are or what your color, but sim.
ply, What can you do9' Our
Citizen of Interest for today real.
Ives that, so he goes ahead striv.
TO develop a high moral STANDARD
that he may be able to help him.
self as we'll the community in
which he lives. Freddie c. Bry
and of llazelet Street is that
citizen.
He graduated from the North.
eastern High School.
He is former scout master. a
member of the NAACP and
civil defense warden. He is ac.
tive in the block club in which
he lives. But, his main interest
lies in real estate and his
church. In 1856 he receive Ger
tificate from the University Ct
Michigan in Real Estate as we'll
as membership in the Real Is.
tate Alumni of Michigan and the
Ram Pin. Our Citizen worked as
a Real Estate Salesman for six
wears with several local brokers
In 1857 he passed the cxamina
ton for Real Estate Brokers and
received license for same
He is the capable financial
secretary of tho Warren Avenue
Missionary Baptist Church,
trustee. a vicc.prcsidcnt Of the
federal Credit Union of that
Church and formerly supcrin.
tcndcnt Ct the Sunday School
nd president Of the Youth USh-
CT Board Currently, Mr. Bryant
is studying Building and BuSl
ness Administration from the
University Of Michigan Extcn
sion. lie is married TO the former
Lula Blanks.
We talked to Larry Dolby, the
Cleveland Indian hurlcr. at the
Gotham Hotel last Saturday The
boys there were several Clcvc'
landcrs with him) were happy
over their recent victory.
Women from all over the coun'
try attended the board meeting
Of National Business and PROBES
sional Women held in the lloll-
day Room of the Gotham Hotel
last weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Pcndlc'
ton Of Longfcllow motorcd to
Lansing last weekend to visit
the Isaac Bowics of that city
Mrs. Bowie lost her mother
while they were there.
mrs. Willie Lee Jackson, prcsl.
dent Of the L. ]. Moppin Club Oh
the St. John Christian Methods
Church wishes TO thank all the
members and friends who help
cd to make the 2lst anniversary
success.
The program was held in the
Ladies Lounge of the church al
100 pm. on Sunday, April 10,
Appearing were the Walkers
String Ensemble, Mrs. ANNE NJ
Ward, Mrs. Louise Harris, SOLOS,
Mrs. Elizabeth Tucker. Cues.
spcakcr. Mrs. Ann Campbc''
Stark was introduced by MIS-"
Marjorie Gillespie.
Also appearing were 'nc
Charles Craig Crusaders. fasn.
ons were by Mary l.. Robinson
and hats by Grace Matthews
commentator, Miss Mary +. Han
modelling fashions were Iva
Pride. Doris Wilson, Dorothy TT
wards, Ruby Smith, Zclle Wr
liams. Marion Buckncr, Ruby NC
Query. Paula Frazier, Dclo'''
Riley, and Doll Brookins.
llostcsscs; Hannah Raymohu'
Evelyn Briggs. Lillian wilson
Amanda Johnson. Bobbic pu"
gey. and Beatrice JohhsOv
Pouring tea were McSdalnc'
Mammic Diggs. Sylvia rem"
Incz Young. and Carrie DlS'""
kcs. Rev. w. IL. Amos, pastor
The members Of Good liopv
Baptist Church, Clay at RUSS"
were 10 Flint In big nulhpv's
last Sunday as guests OIL NV
Ilopcwell Baptist Church 'hclu
II was reported that eleven e%s
went. Among other guests VIZ i.
choirs and choruscs from OH,
nav. The senior choir and you, ,%
choir Of Good Hope went o." r
the Senior usher Board kcv. ,n
X. Parks Is pastor. Host cnu, sar
provided plenty OF free fooo ~
all.