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be the main feature, Guest Artist
will also participate. Mr.. Alvin
cHoIRs SPONSOR XMAS
CONCERT
The Mass Choirs of New Har-
Porties, is director; Mrs. Dorcella
Staples, assistant accompanist.
Proceeds will be used to COM
pletc the choir loft and to obtain
chimes for the church. There
are approximately fifty voices
in the Mass Choirs. Committee
chairmen and assistants are Mrs.
Viola Hopper. and Cassandra
Hampton, finance; Mrs. E. V.
McPhatter, and Maggie Truitt.
decorations; Miss Lucille Butler
and Jimmy Prison, publicity. Rev.
A. G. Wright is pastor.
Best Wishes to Ben Seamon of
Electric Street, So. West Detroit,
and Miss Elaine Mckenzie of
Eliot Street. River Rouge, Mich.
gan, who exchanged nuptial vows,
Saturday, December 10th in
civil Ceremony. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mckenzie Sr.
Couple Speaks Vows in Saturday
Ceremony
Jewel Brankley, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brankley,
and Clarence Wright, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Wright, Sr.
said II do in Bailey Temple
Church Of God in Christ, Satur-
day, December 10th. The bride,
given in marriage by her father,
chose a Peau de sole bridal gown
and carried on orchid on a Bible.
Mary Good was Maid Of Honor.
Bridesmaids were Dolores Ander-
son, Anne Mems. Margaret Miller,
Barbara Hill, Myrna Perry, Lo-
raine Dabney. They wore silk
dresses of different colors, with
matching shoes, and matching
baby NUNS.
They also wore cultured pearl
necklaces and earrings. Sheila
Best was Flower Girl. On the
esquire side we're Willie Bowers,
Howard Miller. Donald McCuin,
William Brankley, Jr. and Leland
Nichols.
,me Bible Study Class Closes
Final Meeting with Fellowship
Hour
The Home Bible Study Class
completed a very successful year
their End Anniversary
Sun, December 18th in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Jones Of
Avenue. Following
brief study period. the group en-
joyed fellowship period while
they slipped punch, & coffee. with
cake, nuts, and candy. Sharing
this occasion were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Davis of Ecorse, Michigan,
Mrs. Florence Harris of Horton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry Evans &
family Of Monterey, Mrs. Alma
Shelly of Medium. Mrs. Geneva
Jones and son, Derry, Ruby and
Debora Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones, and Mrs Nj. Carroll, guest
of Ecorse. Mich. Appreciation
tokens yere presented to the in
structor and his wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Davis, for their
service.
Mrs. Bessie Major. OF Larch-
mont, left the Motor City last
to take up new re-
sidence in the New York Area.
Mrs. Daisy Swartz also left De
troit Saturday. Dec. 10th for
Brooklyn New York, to live with
her brother. Mrs. Swartz, and
Mrs. Major were faithful members
Of Chapel Hill Baptist Church.
Bonnie Matthews Chairs Musical
Sunday, December 18th, a Nam
moth Youth Musical will be pre-
sented at the Warren Avenue
Baptist Church. Special guest will
be Frank Sugar Child Robinson,
Aintha Williams, and Patricia
Humphrey. Bonnie Matthews will
serve as general chairman. for
the program scheduled for 3
PM.
The Rev. J. X. McCIain, of
Louisville, Kentucky. who preach
ed in the Second Anniversary of
Coggins CINE. Church, observed
recently. was the dinner guest OF
Mrs. Salina Draper Of Dexter
Avenue last week. The Rev. c. l..
Roundtree is pastor of Coggins
C.ME. church.
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