1146 & Aotou»« Street, Corner Columbia Clifford 2924 THE DETROIT TRIBUNE - - SATURDAY. APRIL 2, 1938

GLIMPSES -™'rs~ SYLVIA PENN

The ‘*> a* *h*pr- ved hei self to be one She pic-tured th** Uhurpb from It* infancyup to the pre-ekt and tiieii delvedinto the field of prog nostlcationshowed what is expected of thefuture « hurch She brought out thefact that »h* church cave to u* trich spiritual heritage that »> arefortunate to have. Also the churchhas been used as a means to keepua satisfied Tlie speaker broughtto our mind 'he fact that freedomis a conquest and not a gift.

Mr* Bledsoe spoke on the sub-ject. Looking For A Job She»how-ed how neces*ary appearancesand speech are in getting a JobMr* Bledsoe brought out the fact•hat preparediie«> i* the most* es-sential thing in getting a Job SheIllustrated ihi* by «i»eriflc exampl-es

Mrs. Blackburn, representing theMission Circle of the GreaterMetropolitan Baptist Church, gavean address that wa» food forthought t> everyone present

We hope that Woman s Day willbe an annual affair at the Metro-politan Baptist Church Our hatsare off to :he Women of Metropo-litan. and e*P*‘i»H> to Mrs L MWilliams who was the originatorof thl* Womans Day celebration.

POUR TEA FOR40 GUEST AT

GRAGG ROMEoperu ‘•Altln" I rider way

The ( ititeu*’ (luDunilU'*' of iheDetroit Negro Opera headed byMis* Nellie Watts prominentteacher and member of the AlphaKftppa Sorority. sponsoi *-travel by air and is a very inter-esting story tellerThe Nacirema Club s presentationto the entertainment world thi*season will be of serious drama-tic presentation "Death Takes aHoliday".. Nimrod Oarney Geor-ge Higgin*. and Julia Cole Hunt**,!play leading role* —The dramawill.be presented n ’be stage o»'the Detroit Inst., of Art* in a cou-ple of month* and will he worthvour while to see

We bet Grayce L (Local socialwriteri Sadler has given ur thaidea of going to Pittsburgh towrite for the tiourler. —Reuben Patton "mayor" of Para-

dise Valley i* not a resident of Ox-ford Hall Hi* charming littlewife i* visiting her mother way outin Arizona

Pythian* To HearAnnual Sermon

The Knight* of Pythias AnnualSermon Committee met Saturdaynight March 19. and selected Sec-ond Baptist Church as the placewhere their annual sermon will o«*preached, on the first Sunday itMay The orgalxatlon 1* makingelaborate preparations for that oc-casion The public 1* cordially In-vited

The U R K of P will be out lnfull form and 'he Nurse* Corpawill he represented In large num-bers. also the D O K 0

The member* of the commlttejare: Sir Henry Harding thairmau;Mr* Itelia Gulley. Sir Allen Wash-ington. and Mrs Winslow, secre-tary.

The Supreme laidge will be gues.of the local K of P's during theweek of August 16. 1939

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NOTICE!Detroit’*

MOST OUTSTANDINGESSAY CONTEST

All Hlfrh School nenlom andIMS January rraduate* who harenot received entry rard«, willpHtane contact the committee atonce. Subject of Ennayt “Why wenhoald nupport the Booker T.ffaahlnrtnn Trade Annoclatlou andHouaewlve* Leaaue." Limited to1000 word*. Elrnt prlae, fUM®.

Second. lIWUm. Third. WM. AllBtaay** mart be In the hand* ofthe committee not later than liftp. m. Saturday* April Id* WtA Datu•f content, April BS-4®, ut BethelA. M. E. Church.ESSAY CONTEST OOMWITTBE

Mr* Martha K Bacon. Chairman;Mra Helen M Toodlo. Secretary;Mra. Beanie Morton. Mr*. JennieTonne. Mr* Brneetlne Poetl**:Mr*. Iren* A. Orar**. Chairman ofPublicity

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Club To Hear HealthLecture

The EHittorlan Business Wo. lmen's Club will have as guestspeaker Mi- M Old. of Wayne UHealth Department, at their nextmeeting. Tuesday evening. April 5.'at St Autoin Y M. C. A-

Mrs Old. who is also a nurse of.the Department of Health, is lec-1turing on health topics to variousaudiences in the city.

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Citizens Plan MassMeeting

Th®,Detroit. Council the Na-tional Negro Congress m coopera-tion with the Detroit Branch ofthe National Association for theAdvancement of Colored Peopleare planning a monster massmeeting and demonstration Satur-day. April 9th. at 2:ufi o’clock

The Joint committee is petition-ing the city council for the use ofAlexandrine street, between Hast-ings and Rivard for this eventwhich seeks the mobilization of theforces of every Negro and pro-gressive white person for the pas-sage of thJ Wagner-Van Nuys Anti-Lvnching bill in this session ofCongress

Sponsors have sent letter- andcalls to all local ministers urgingthem to preach Sunday in Interestof the passage of the Oavagan.M'agner Anti-Lynch Bill

Artists To Appear InJoint Recital

Yolande Maddox, soprano, andDolly Brown, contralto, will l>epresented In Joint recital at LucyThurman Y. W C. A . Mondayevening. April 4. at 8:30 o'clockMillie Hynson will be accompanist

The public is invited to attend

Women’s CouncilSponsors Banquet

The Woman's Council of SecondBaptist Church sponsored a suc-cessful banquet, Thursday. March24. at the church. 441 Monroe ave-nue.

An luteresting program was ren-dered. the chief address being byAttorney J A Craigeu There werealso a number of solos and read-ings. while remarks were made byPastor R L. Bradby and the pre-sident. Mrs Elizabeth Terrell.

Music was furnished during thtentire dinner, by a string ensem-ble

The twelve committees of theCouncil each had a table of twenty-five guests. The decorations *'»■*lovely and the entire affair pioveia great auccess.' The lateat committee workingwith the Council was the Acquain-tance Committee, composed ofyoung ladles of the church Theymade a fine showing with theirtable Their color scheme was ye*low and white napkins and mlnu.yellow daffodils as a centerpieceand four graceful yellow candle*The young people were all In even-ing dreaa. which added to the dis-tinction of the group

Mrs. Terrell, the president, wavpresented with a coraage of gaidenlaa, from Johnson'* FloralShoppe, and a large bouquet fromUndertaker McFall.

The proceed! from the banquetwill be used to provide clothing i >fthe needy, through the work of th*Council

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