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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-02
Club Society-News
Social 8
Church
Roundup
ey RUBY WILLIAMS
Marjorie Allen wed
To Rev. vorIs jones Edner

. Kew. NoFiS Sorics Gtf't'
Marjorie Allen, daughter of
Rev and Mrs. Roy A. Allen, Of
Maybury Grand, became the
bride Of Rev. Vors James Edner,
Of ST Louis. Missouri. Saturday
December % al $50 pm in
Chapel Hill Baptist Church. The
Candlelight Episcopal double
ring ceremony was performed by
Rev W II Amos. pastor of st.
John C.ME Church Rev Roy A.
Allen. pastor Of Chapel Hill Bap-
list Church. gave his daughter in
MARRIAGE The alter OF the church
was thing Ct beauty, bedecked
with pladiolus. palms. and bou-
quct, Of mixed cut flowers, on
both sides cf an arch decorated
with holly and balsam A white
satin kneeling prayer pillow
placed al the foot OF the arch
ADDED TO the delicate beauty
Two white runners for the brides
entrance ran the full length OF
the church main aisle.
For her wedding, the bride
chose full length gown Of
hand clipped, imported chan
lilly lace with boyffant nyIon
tee flource skirt, sweeping
int chapel Train. The figure
rn1u' ling bodice was hishIighfed
hy . picture pretty scooped
necklire with touches Of seed
pearls and iridescents. She
wore a strand Of white pearls.
To complete her ensemble
queens crown Of hand clipped
chanfilly lace, accumulated with
rhnestones ard pearls held her
illusion finsertip veil. She car
r;ed white sfephanotos and
White orchid with detachable
corssge. IN a white prsyerbook.
Mrs Dorothy Allen Clayton.
sister Of the bride. was the ma
tr0n Of honor Bridesmaids were
Tcola Hughes. Marie Furcron and
Mary Jean Smith The attendants
wore gold peau de sole Ballerina
length dresses with matching
cummerbunds and head pieces,
aglow with tiny pearls white
plastic shoes tiny pearl neck
) lsces. and earrings. and white
church gloves Pamela Allen.
brides sister was floSer girl She
wore white organza dress with
: touches Of lace around sleeves
+ with a satin sash. The attendants
! carried cascade Of white roses,
+ green pittostorum with gold rib
? bon
5 On the esquire side, Roy A.
Allen. Jr. brother of bride. serv-
cd as best man The ushers
were DR.. James A Catching. Troy
, Allen. ebrothcr Of bride. and
Jesse Gordon They wore black
fun dress tails. The ring bearer.
Iheardie Barnes. wore gold
jacket with black trousers. and
carried the wedding rings on a
white satin pillow with wedding
bells.
The bride is a eradute OF Texas
Southern University, Houston,
Texas, member Of the Ara
Sorority, and a teacher in fhe
Detroit Public School System.
The bridegroom attended, Texas
College, Tyler Texas and is Pas
tor cf Carter Institutional c.
M. G. Church. ST. Louis, No.
Following the wedding recep-
ticn was held in the lower church
auditorium. The decorations were
the creation of Mrs. Ema Cotton,
who decorated the walls with
green and white garlands and
white wedding bells Palms were
the background for the bridal
table Table centerpieces were
white and yellow snapdragons
terpices and white roses. The
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-02
Delias Give Christmas Party
For LOST" virqinia Students

WASHINGTON, ID. c. De-
cember l959-The 252 chap
tiers of Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority are speeding mon
ey and gifts to Petersburg,
Virginia where their national
public service Sorority will
hold a Christmas party for
the 81 members of "The
Lost Class of Prince Edward
County High School,"
This Lost Class" which
Delta honors is the County's
senior class, among the 100
Negro pupils left sehooi-Iess
this year when County Of
fieiaIs closed public schools
rather than obey the 1854
United States Supreme Court
integrafion order.
Highly critical of the in
'juStice dealt the students.
Delta is giving the party to
express appreciation for the
valiant efforts and sacrifices
Of the children and parents
Of Prince Edward County
High School.
Delta Joins Pecca
Yuletide Carol Party
In addition to sponsoring
its own party for the 81 SEN
iors and raising funds for
Virginia students, Delta is
supporting tn e "Yuletide
Carol Party" honoring all
1900 of the school-less Prince
Edward County Negro stud
ents.
The Sorority in so doing
Joins PECCA, other civi,
and frafernal groups anc
newspapers in focusing ma.
iional attention on a grave
situation fravght with perils
to the Nations welfare.
Delta's Wn 0n-the-sp0t
Christmas party is being Civ.
en- by its Petersburg Alum
nae chapter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-02
Mstrons Club


Saturdal evening at the home
of Nr and Mrs Joseph Bell Of
GraAfriars The Couple Club as
Scnbied Tor lot Of fun In
the lovely Ginning room a stump
tuous turkey dinner was served
and highly enjoyed The guests
assembled in the recreation room
for bridge. and the awards were
given to Joseph Bell. Omnic
Booth. Melvin Thompson Susie
jenkins. Calvin Hendricks amid
Mrs Vivian Booth Others pre-
sent were the Louis liarrisons.
the William Illusions the J.
Outlaws, the William Basleys.
the Thomas Thurstons and the
Jesse ParkcrS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-02
Society Dolngs

Bel sec. and Iron Valentine,
treas sylvester Anderson. bus
mess executive, louis Harrison.
chaplin Special guest Congress
man Dingcil
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-02

IL was q Deautliul dance gwen
in the Ballroom at Ford's Aud
itorium, Friday evening by the
IIexagon Club. Inc. Pretty girls
and gentecI boys were seen
dancing away by Ilcxagon Jazz
Impressions.
Brunch
The doors were opened wide
at the East Forest home Of Mrs
Carl Raddeu and her hostess
Mrs. Flora Osborne, for the an
nual Brunch given by some Of
the wives of the Nacirema Club
members Xmas morning.
A lovely we'll planned Brunch
was wholly enjoyed and the girls
looked so PRETTY.
Guests were: Mesdames lnez
Bailey, Lenora Baylor Of Inkster,
Lillian Wilson. Bonita Merritt,
Hilda Morrow, Mildred Brown.
Ann LeGrand, Mabel w Jones
Ct New York, Marjorie Frazier,
Irene Bradley. Bessie Morton.
Ethel Kimbrough. Grace Jackson.
llilda Smith. Thehna Hollis. Ollie
stein Puryear. Thclma Hancock,
Bette Lindsay dll).
Mrs. Carl Radden and Ruth
Timbers were given gift certifi.
Gates from IIimelhoch
The John Phillip YoungS in
vitcd enjoyable guests to their
beautiful home on Sunset Blvd.
There were beautiful flower ar
fragments on a T set-up table
which made quite a display for
the we'll dressed guests and the
palatable food.
We saw the B. H. Hawkins,
the Waverly Davis, the Thomas
Woods, the J. d. Taliaferros. the
Leonard Amos, the Calvin
Brooks. the Hewitt Swans, the
James +. HarveyS. Mrs. b0DDle
Robinson. Mrs. Florence Fletcher
and Mrs. Coins.
Stanton Social Club presented
their Charity and Xmas Program
last Monday night at the North
western Recreation Center
The Club donated the funds
to needy families Christ
mas carols were sung IN
making deliveries Christmas Eve
night. The purpose Of this teen
age group is to sh -,.e public.
There is a divide line between
Teenagcrs and Dc linquency'
Officers: Charles Allen, pres;
Louis Eastern, vice : ~es William
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-02

Boosters Club
II was Jolly gathering of
the Boosters Club when they
met Saturday evening at the
spacious home of Mrs. A Carter
for their annual Xmas party A
real Xmas dinner was in the
making and lovely gifts were
received.
CONTINUED on Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-02

The Hamiltons Of Conants Gar.
dens left the city for an extend.
ed vaction in the southern states.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-02
DsIis spenssgs Ianganyikan
fa 1vo-kon!h African
le,dershIp Development
Tor d y. 5.

IouI u y. ,.
WASHINGTON, d. c. -
An African woman who is a
political leader in Tanganyi-
kl starts December 81 on a
tvc-month, Nationwide tour
G., the United States to OBJ
serve and learn how wom-
ems organizations and labor
unions function in this coun-
try.
Sponsored by Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority on an Afri-
can leadership development
tour, fhe woman is Miss Lucy
Lameck who has been for
more flfsn five years a men,
Der Of fhe Executive Conn.,
miffee of the Tanganyika A.
rican National Union. one Of
her coUntry's largest poIiti-
cal organizations.
The Union now forms an
opposition in the Legislative
Council of Tanganyika and is
expected to form~~a govern
ment when the country at
tains its independence.
Tangsnyika is a British.
operated. East African trust
territory Of the United Ma.
tions and was formerly
known as German East AT.
RIGA.
The territory's British gov.
ern0r announced recently
that plans are underway for
vote next spring on revis-
ing the Constitution to
change the ruling Council OF
Minister'S so that the number
of its members elected by
Tanganyikans will be greater
than those appointed by the
Government.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-02

00'f~< - 1917 -<'1f'~@ ''~f(s
The Bakers Dozen Bridge Club
gave beautiful annual Dancing
Party in the India Room at Oct
rcit Leland Hotel Saturday even-
ing
Some guests: The Emmanuel
HuSSons. the Don lIowards, the
Vim. Coopcrs. the Walter Pooles.
the Robert Pitts. the Edward
Turner's, the Emmett Mouliries.
the LcBrcn Simmons, Or and
Mrs IIedgeman Misses Juanita
Jackson and julia Johnson, also
others.
The Triangle Club of ST Cy-
prian'S Episcopal Church gave
their annual Christmas Party at
the home Of Mrs Hazel Cock en-
Dexter Blvd last Saturday even
ing A de'ectable dinner was
served and beautiful gifts ex-
changed A joyous party was
voiced by all
Mstrons Club
A beautiful party was given
by the Matron's Club last Mon
Cay al 30l East Hancock. Beauti-
full flowers were seen here and
there. Other rs ladies. all pref
tied up, enjoyed the palatable
dinner. and appreciated the gifts
that were exchanged
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-02
BY MARY 3. RHODES
Surprise Birthday Party


II was the mite of Xmas when
many guests went quietly to the
lovely home of Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Harrison on Dexter Blvd
for surprise birthday celebra-
ton for Mr.. Harrison.
The home was decked with
flowers and holly. also mistle-toe
was hung for lovers who would
seek kiss. even the beautiful
Xmas tree stood with out.stretch-
ed arms and Was saying to all
I'VE are happy TO have you in
our home Nonchalantly, Mr.
Harrison entered the house and
lusty voices were heard singing,
Happy Birthday To You" which
was most Certifying to him with
beaming eyes on his devoted
wife. Eurine. Gifts, wonderful
1t was so lovely greeting
friends, dancing and eating pal
atable eats, or in other words
just having an old-fashion Xmas
Party
Some Of the guests included:
The James Halls, the Frank
STATIONS. the Ben McFalls. the
A. L. PooleS, the Lynn Harrisons,
Dr.. and Mrs. J. w. Collins, the
George BENEFITS, the Perry Dor
seys, the Daniel Thompsons, the
Howells, Atty and Mrs. W. Pat
rick, the James Wesleys. the
Larry Duncans, John Strothers
John Glover, the Lee Masons
Mesdames Jean Cussey, Ruth
Smith and many others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Booker,
of Parker Avenue, gave an in
formal dinner Christmas day hay
ing lovely guests as the Leroy
the Thomas Woods, the John ID.
SpradleyS, the John Youngers,
Taliafcrrcs. Mrs. Elsie Young.
the Marshell Estis and the Thorn
as Searcys.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1960-01-23
YOUNG PEOPLES BOOK
CLUB MEETS THURSDAY

Mr.. William Bailey, Public
Relations Assistant and former
member of the State Times
Newspaper Staff, reviewed
SOUTH TOWN, By Lorenz
Graham, at the January meet
ing of the Young Peoples
Book Club, on January 21,
1860, at 500 p. m. in the Car
yer Municipal Library Auditor,
ium.
The book, written especially
for young people, received the
1858 Follett ward at a special
dinner meeting during the
American Library Association
Annual Convention.
All young people were in.
vited to attend the meeting,
Teachers and parents were
asked to encourage teen ayers
and near teen ayers to attend
the monthly meetings, sponsor
ed by the Alumni Chapter of
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
The Mississippi enterprise., 1960-01-23
NATIONAL LETTER
CARRIERS AUXILIARY
MEETS WITH MRS.
ROBERT L.. t. SMITH

The National Letter Carriers
Auxiliary met in the spacious
home of Mrs. Robert L. T..
Smith, Sr. on Morehouse
Street recently.
The president, Mrs. Rosa
Robinson, presided over the
business session. Main busi-
ness discussed was a project
designed to supplement the
auxiliary's treasure. Such a
project would make it pos
sible for the auxiliary to make
contributions to Educational
Funds and other organizations.
The result of the discussion
was a Sweetheart Tea honor
ing all letter carriers, both
former and present, of the city
The tea is scheduled to be held
at the Y. M. c. A. on Valen-
tines Day which is Sunday,
February IA, from 500 P. M. to
700 P. Nj. Final plans are
now being made to make this
project a memorable one.
Immediately following the
business session, the hostess
served refreshments to mem
bers and two guests, Mr.. Sam
NJ. Baker and Mr.. Roosevelt
Robinson, members of the Let
ter Carriers Local No. 207.
Members of the auxiliary
are Mrs. Idella Wilcher, Mrs.
Revelia Rouser, Mrs. Geneva
White, Mrs. Barbara Baker,
Mrs. Helen M. Williams, Mrs.
Rosa Robinson, Mrs. Edna
Hughes, Mrs. Esther Lindsey,
Mrs. Doris Hall, Mrs. Chris
tine Spates, Mrs. Theresa Cas-
tilla, Mrs. Rebecca Moore. Mrs.
T. G. Almore, Mrs. Carrie M.
Slaughter, Mrs. Mary Fowlkes,
Mrs. Mary Witherspoon, Mrs.
Annie Smith, Mrs. Edward
Lewis, Mrs. Fredia Johnson,
Mrs. Marsena Lenyoun, and
Mrs. Edna E. Adams.
The president urges all
members whose names appear
above to, be present at the
next regular meeting which
convenes at the home of Mrs.
Helen M. Williams, TOT Camp
bell Street, February 2, at 7:30
p. M.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1960-01-23
Teco News

The Mitchell Springs Bap-
tist Church, held its regular
services last Sunday. Rev. w.
M. Stafford, pastor preached a
powerful sermon, and the good
members show that they are
doing what they can to sup
port their pastor, and the pas
tor did a fine job for the
church. The members want
their pastor to know that they
appreciate the many good
things that he and his wife
have did to help them in the
remodeling their church. Visi-
tors, present were Rev. Geo.
A. Harper, of Greenwood,
Miss. and Miss Nellie Keys, of
Detroit, Mich. Miss Keys is
visiting her mother Mrs. Alma
Keys, at Teoc. Miss. and she
will spend a month in her old
home before returning back to
Detroit.
After the service was over
the Pastor Rev. w. NJ. Saffold,
and his guest were invited to
the beautiful home of MIR. &
Mrs. Lee Davis, for dinner
The Mississippi enterprise., 1960-01-23

I AM HAPPY to be back
with you after a short vaca-
ton, to tell you the happen
ings round the town :.
My holiday season was a most
enjoyable one and here ex-
press thanks to all my many
friends in and out of the city
for beautiful cards and valu-
able gifts May God bless
each of you Down at my
church, Parish Street Baptist
on Sunday past, fine service
was enjoyed, with especially
beautiful music being render
ed by Choir No. 2, Mrs. Hat
tie P. Brown, President and a
spiritual m e S a G e being
brought by Rev. Wright Les
sitter of Vicksburg PRAY
ER is offered for the follow
ing sick: Sisters Matte Mad
dox, Leonard Moore, jamie
Coleman, Lizzie Peyton, Matte
Lester, Hattie Wilson, Rev. C..
A. Greet; Rev. T. J. Cuney,
Rev. Hatchett, Bro. Curtis
Gordon, Mrs. Lula Moore :.
all of Parish Street Baptist
as we'll as others through
out the city SPECIAL
INVITATION is extended to
readers of this column to at
tend the APPRECIATION
SERVICE for pastor Rev. S..
LEON WHITNEY to be held at
the church, Sunday, January
"a. At IL: A. NJ, Rev. E. w.
Wallace will bring the mess
age. These last two pastors
will be accompanied by their
choirs and congregations. An
elaborate banquet will be held
following the 6: P. M. Worship,
at which time presentation
will be made to the pastor
CONGRATULATIONS goes
to Miss Lillian Allen of 1910
Oakland Avenue and Miss
Gladys Taylor of 166 Adell
Street, who were honored
Thursday night with a Retiring
Party given by employees at
the Baptist Hospital, in the
home of Mr.. Cleveland Griffin,
1445 Parker Stret. Both ladies
have for years been cooks at
the Baptist Hospital. The very
enjoyable event was sponsor
ed by Miss Bearly Bell, Mrs.
George Moore, Mrs. A. Groves.
Be seeing you round the
town
The Mississippi enterprise., 1960-01-23
HuzIehurst
News
Mr.. Roosevelt Strong, Agent

Mr.. Roosevelt Strong, Agent
Funeral Services were held
Sunday, January II, at Egypt
Hill Church, 8 miles East of
Crystal Springs for Mr.. Char
lie Meade who died Tuesday,
January IL. He is mourned by
his many friends and relatives
throughout the community.
Mr.. Meade who lived in Halle
hurst for around Is years was
a good neighbor and a member
of the Masonic Lodge. He
was loved by all who knew
him.
Send your news to Roose-
welt Strong, Box 522, Halle
hurst.
HAZLEHURST GOSSIP
Dance and Music Lovers are
invited to see and hear, ROS-
COE GORDON AND HIS OR
CHESTRA with JOE TURNER
when they come to Stevens
Rose Room, Friday, January
20, to play for the Old FASH
ion Barn Dance.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1960-01-23

A LETTER FROM THE D7S.
TRICT SUNDAY SCHOOL
Superintendent, VILLA m
Oates, 1916 Florence Ave.
(Telephone FL 2-274O), East
Mississippi Annual Confer.
ence of the Jackson District,
Jackson, Mississippi
To: The Pastor and Superin.
tendent:
Re: OBSERVING u T II
WEEK in your local Church
and community January 81.
through February 7.
Theme for 1860: THY KING.
DOM ON EARTH.
Thousands of protestant
youth groups throughout the
nation will be observing
youth Week" in their local
churches and communities
January 31-February 7, 1860.
VIII your group be among the
number? Youth Week is pro,
NOTED by the United Christian
Youth Movement (UCYM) a re.
lated organization to the
Youth Department of the
National Council of Churches
of Christ in the United States
of America in cooperation
with the Division of Christian
Education of the African
Methodist Episcopal Church
as a member communion of
the National Council of
Churches.-1960 marks the
18th Annual observance of
Youth Week.
The District Sunday School
Superintendent is offering
three (3) prizes of the Jackson
District to the pastor and SUI
perintendent of its charge:
First prize to the school that
takes in more members; Sec
The Mississippi enterprise., 1960-01-23
KiImichoeI
News

The 4th Sunday was regular
Pastoral Day at Bethlehem
Baptist Church and after the
service the pastor and wife
were presented many lovely
Christmas gifts by the fine
members and friends of the
church. Mrs. Ida Eunice Law
renee of 1857 Maryland Street.
Gary, Ind, served at the piano.
After the service, the pastor,
his wife, Son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Lawrence of Gary, Ind, and
Mrs. Pearlie Burns of Green
wood went to the beautiful re-
Gently constructed home on a
beautiful handicapped hill, over
looking Highway 81, where an
enjoyable dinner awaited
them. Others present were
Rev. Robert Alexander of
Louisville, Miss, Mr.. Harvey
Pleasant, South Carolina Col
lege, Mrs. Matte G. Lett, To-
ledo, Ohio; Miss Margaret
Pleasant, Jackson; Miss Hazel
Seals daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony Seals being hos
tess. MI. Seals is a deacon of
Bethlehem; Mrs. Seals also is
a very fine member of the
Bethlehem of which Rev. c. E.
Cantrell of Greenwood is pas
tor.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1960-01-23
Saturday, January %, 1860

ond prize OF the school that
sends more delegates to the
Sunday School Convention:
Third prize to each Sunday
Schoolgirl 10.
The contestant that raises
the highest amount over $1,000
will be granted free trip with
all expenses paid to the Youth
Conference in August at
Campbell College.
Send me the list of names
OF your contestants. The con-
test will close at the Sunday
School Convention.
Thanks
Miss Alice Brookins, Secre-
tary.
Miss Sadie Almore, Trea-
surer.
VIM. Oates, District Superin-
tendent.
Reverend J. c. Woodard,
Presiding Elder.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1960-01-23
JACKSON SOCIAL
NEWS
BY SARAH McNEAMER HARVEY

wishes to give thanks again to
Mrs. Rosetta Coleman, 28l6
Bishop ST., for her well plan
ned meal that was served to
the aged Tuesday, January Il
at /: P. M. Elder Canie M.
Veal, 1929 Lampton ST., True
Disciples M. B. Church" rem
dered a soul-stirring sermon
to the aged Sunday, Jan. 10
at z: p. M. A donation was
left and wonderful gifts. Elder
Veal and Bro. Veal have been
rendering services to the aged
each week for sometime. EN-
2-1242 .. Mrs. E. Elan,
Supt., Mr.. P. Luckett, Mgr.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1960-01-23

u
New Years Day was a very
busy day for Rev. and Mrs. c.
E. Cantrell, accompanied by
their daughter, Mrs. Ida E.
Lawrence and Mrs. Pearlie
Burns. Dinner was served by
the following members for the
pastor and his guests: 10: A.
M, Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Lott,
Teco, Turkey dinner; /: P. M,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hemp
hill Carrollton, Deer Dinner;
4: P. M, Mrs. Lillian Flow
ers, Winona, Wild Duck and
caviar; 6: P. M, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gaultney, 322 Oak ST., Green
wood, special dinner.
The 1st Sunday was a very
high day at Moss Spring Bap-
tist Church, Carrollton. Spe-
cial features were the honor
ing of the members of the
church. Those honored were,
Bro. T. NJ. Mitchell, age, 94
years. Mrs. Rebecca Stanber-
ry age 83. Mrs. Katie Love,
age rs; Bro. Jim Goss, "a, Rev.
c. E. Cantrell, Pastor.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1960-01-23
Gore Springs
News

The Little Rock Baptist
Church, held its regular SER
vice Sunday, January 10, 1860
and Rev. Geo. A. Harper, of
Greenwood, and also Rev. E.
r. Nicks,, were the guest min
listers and the service was a
very inspiring service, and the
members seemed to enjoy the
entire services. After the SER
vices were over both ministers
were invited to the lovely
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Tor Con-
ley, for dinner together with
Mr.. Mando Hankins, where we
The Mississippi enterprise., 1960-01-23
Rankin County
Church News
By Mrs. Emily C. Terrell

PLEASANT GROVE BAP.
TIST CHURCH - Rev. S. l..
Robinson, Pastor. Morning
Worship, 11:45; Evening Wor-
ship, 7:30. Sunday School, 9:45
A. M. Choir Rehearsal, 500
P. M. Sunday.
Sick and Shut-Ins: Mrs. Gar
ner, Mrs. Lealee Reed, Mrs.
A. d. Sherman.
OAK GROVE BAPTIST
CHURCH - Rev. B. j. Davis,
Pastor. Sunday School. 10: A.
M. Worship Services, II: Noon
and 8: P. M.
Sick and Shut-Ins: Miss Ella
Knight, Mrs. Fronia Green.