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News
My 11. A. Mcfitwlry
Kat-h day as Christmas draws
neartf. *« all tail feel the vtbra
tlou »»i tliat spirit, why we celeb
rate Christinas", which means more
than all the gitis we may he really
to present to our many trleiuls.
1 would like to impress all who
are remembering their friott Is
with Kilts, to remember the indlvid
ual who Is unable to reciprocal
our Kitts With that in mind, every
one run enjoy Christmas.
The. Imperial Liurarv and \rt
club met with Mrs. Klizabeth
Timbers, of Williams street, .Mrs.
Nellie Pace presiding.
After the routine of business. t> e
hostess served dainty drefres linen’s
Mrs. Timbers will also be the hos
tess at the annual rei option, Riven
by the club. Dec. 27.
Sunday. Dee. 17, wi. an enjoy
able duy at Smith's t impel A. M.
K. Church, with Hev. Wiliam I’.
Henson, otflciatlnK. His text vue
from Psalm 23. It was inspiring-
The senior choir sang beautifully.
The choir Is asking everybody to
before present at the Pleasant Sun
day ufterrion. Sunday, Her. .'II, at ■'!
o'clock. All the local choirs arc
expected to participate. Dnnio
Jones is the president; .Mrs, Mil
dred Morrison, pianist.
The A C. K. l.eague, of Smith
Chapel, invites all young people t »
attend tlieir services, Sunday I>«*c.
I’4, at t» P. M. The subject for di*
cussion is, "The Mirth of <*ur King
Mrs Mirion is president.
The Young People’s Forum will
hold ns monthly session, Sutiduv,
Dec. at P. M„ at Woin.i h
Temple (M. K Church. Stihjc t
for discussion "lias S* cm <■ help
“and or Hindered the progt's.* ot K
ligion ?"
Sunday mori ing. !>«•<•, 21, presid
ing elder, Kcv ,1. • . Allen, id the
Chcugo district will preach at Wo
mat k 'Temple *M. K. t'hui'i ..
Mr. and Mrs Arthur onm
have recently tinned into tuetr
Hew home oil 1.-ahelle street
The morning worship of the IJr-t
Maptist Church lagan as usual a'
11 :td o'clock, with the pastor, llev.
A, I-. Merritt presiding. 11, l>M
was trom Mark ."> tin Home an I
tel tiny friends what gnat thing-
Ihe 1.01 I hat it done I'. ■ r thee’ the
Mlhjcet W.is t "A message lor the
Home." I hose present wittn ? and
a spiritual feast. Me are glad : ■
see tin* church progressing spirt'
uaily, numerically, and finaticiaPy.
At •’ P. M., tin- < hur< h arid pastor
went to Amity Maplist < hurt'.;,
vy in re thi ' met w ith tin- various
< hurt le s that compose the Uapti-'t
I ~uld> rs \s*oi nation, iti what i-*i
Kii'.u >. ... ik, l.i«xur,
which is held prior to the general
sitting of the association leading
up to the fifth Sunday.
Hfv. Mprrit has ■• m c.ill *• I
hom<\ because 1 •! t o iilti- s id Ills
father. We led" for him a safe
trip and a happy return.
Sunday School opened at !' A. M-.
a.t. V* art* ami Harmony Maptist
Church, with Mr, Cooper presiding
as super ittend' iit. The lesson was
reviewed i>y D* at on .1. M. I am!» rt
The n.ornif.g services began ~t
the usilal 11 til**, If** v, •>. It. .loties
otflviatiio liis te\t wa~ from A .s
27:31, Hxcept tins.' abide in Hi*
shift, "<■ can riot lie -av* ,ff A
very vivnl eomfiarismi was ton !<;
between a -hip ami a chur< li. At
ter the sermon, t soul stirring
song was rendered hy Slst* Mo/,
ella Armelin,
The m w undertaker, Mr. Croshv,
was a visitor at Womack Temple
and Second Haptit Church, Sun
day.
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MISSIONARY CLUB FETES
OLD PEOPLE
A Thanksgiving dinner was given
for the old people of the North cas
ein! community, by (he free Will
Missionary club, at the home of
Mr.'. Idella Murray. 9060 i urdonii,
between the hours of two and six P.
,\i. Tiie menu was prepared by Mrs.
l.ucllu Cook; the cooks w»re
Madames Alice Archie, l.ela llaskin
Annie Mitchell, and Sarah Ander
son. The waitresses were Madames
Leila Smith, Lottie Kobinson, and
Lida Merry.
Approximately twenty five or
ihiriy were served and i nuniher ot
dinners were ni out to those who
were unable! o at'eml. Those who
were uiinhle lo attend. I Imse who
dinners were sent reported that
they enjoy. I everythiiiK wonder
fully.
’| he club hopes next y ear to he
able to serve twice or thrice as
many more,
Dorothy Straugh, prtsident,
Pea;! Smith. If. porter coinmunicat
ing sec’y.
(M\ < HOIK I MMN MON \ IT
TIliHtM.mV. inshl IS
The City ' hoir I until wishes P
e\pr> ss ,ij prei iati m to the new
ii. tin I senior choir who were
hostesses on the fourth Sunday of
'November at I'tilcn's monthly
n.eeiing, at N* w Melhci Maptist
Church, 121 Hastings si., tin
nioii gtaatly etijoya I the visit.
Ti y v.dll met L again Ht c. 21, at
Mt. Vcrtum Maptist Church, as
guests of Ml. Venioi. senior tdioir.
All nr< welt oiim,
'I h*. I i.idi is a king ilm co
operation id all the choirs of the
city, iri making these uu (dings an
outs landing sip ess..
Tim orgai.i/at ,o: Is doing tin*
work. There are t n < lioirs t-u.
rolled, and the I nioti gave .. a« h
choir a bag, ol grot erics to giyc to
a floor family in ii» respecliy
churi li.
This is an « vtn.pte of tin good
charitahb work tin lit ion is tiding,
•Tin <| ties i■f the Cnion rep
r< eating tin* following cliurcheat
.Macedonia Maptist, Mt. Vernon,
Si m l Map: isi, < Miv* I. The Kv.-r
Heady I iio: t| . St dailies, .\eiv
it. Hu !, St. Johns M. K. and
J i it i tIVh 11>.
All are wok ome to the e\ei lit i V«-
meeting on 'I lie . 'ay night, be for*
th S. t ond Sumlav in each month.
,\|j s. 1 ta 1 1 by i pr. si lent;
Mt Marie 1., t ole, recording sc
Mi . I-a ;nh IVopb s. financial
sei relary*.
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M tho li,<i Kpisi iii'ii 1 < h.»r< It co
norm west < orto r of Klge • >11»*.•
avenue iiii'l I ;7t|i strort. Tii<* nior
gage. originally for >T-".ooo ha
li. iii r• • • lu* • 1 to .* I •'.!«,* '.o Tin sis
is Inc oil on • it-1 ;i ii Ii in ill*' |i;c.!»onl'
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Mr>. N'i'.lh Thompson, MMls
Northtiolil a\< into, root ivt s nows
Moinla;.. lno. C.th "i the 'loath
of iter si-ti r, Mrs. A.i• • I .nthoroucli
Stroit'l, of Tuso:iloo-a. A'a. Other
Detroit relatives of tho defeased
arc a brother Nathan Inifborougli,
and several nieces and tiopin ws.
THE DETROIT TRIBUNE
Mt. Beulah Baptist
Church
llev. 0. ('. Tlmßias, Muster
The church school was well at
i tended Sunday. Class No. 3 won the
j nnaiiciul banner; * lass No. f», the
I attendance liunner, the teachers he
'ng J. D Holloway and Mr. Taylor,
I respt ctfully.
The miriiitiK services were in
-1 spiring and largely attended. Ihe
| pastor preached from Luke 2 ~
subject. "No Hoorn For Jesus"
lit the afternoon, Hev. M.
| i.oek' tt, of Corinthian Huptist
|ci, inch, and several of hs members
wa re with us. Hev. Lockett preach*
j t*(| a stirring menage from Mark
s: 23. t'tno again, Hev. Ixickett, you
and your good people.
The 11. V. P. C. had an excellent
eongr< gallon last Sunday evening.
The young folk are very enthusi
ast ie. Several visitors were out.
The evening menage was brought
by the pastor, from Acts 9:6.
The Prayer Hand will lead the
[prayer meeting, Dei. 31. Watch
Night. A great time Is anticipated.
Kverybody welcome, t bester Jack
son is chairman; J. ItoblnHon, sec.
Me sure to buy a copy of the Trib
une each week.
St. James C .M. E.
Church
K. V. M< I.ltl chose for his text
t.t-t Sunday, "Thy lligi teoustiesß
j is lake a (treat Mountain." taken
from the 3r,th I'salnis. The dis
cussioti was a comparison of (iod’a
righteousness and mom mis. Tim
.pi aker said in part, "The right
ciuimie-> id Hod is unchangeable.
Si jen . an l man's thinking cliatig*
and keep us feeling In the dark;
hut (toil's standard Is a ways the
satiu-. The righteousness of God
i> as conspicuous as a mountain
it stands out above ever thing
elst*. Selfishness has no place in
Hu* code of rlghleotiKin s, and
righteousness is pot obtainable
wit Holt the Spirit of God
\ spiritual Past was enjoyed
ami two members were aided to
the church.
The Maddox Choral Club pr"
s< til' and a wonderful prograr at S',
.lames, last Sunday afternoon. ;
Thi- group of young people is
taught in Mrs. Volamle Ma do\.
Mrs. Rhodes' and her hit hand's
nano appear on the sick list, this
w et k.
Don’t forget the Ist Quarterly ;
Conference at Sr. Jame , Decem
ber the hist.
Second Itapl. t htircli Plans i
I’re-t hrMmas Servlce
! Tlio so rv Ires at Seeortd baptist
('lain li, Sunday, .I) eeeniher -tth
will lie its follows:
Special mtisiral program by the
Senior Choir from lo to lo .’io n.
i".; Spot lal < liri-tmns message l»v
I'astor It 1.. Mradhy at ld:.'!0;
Sunday Seliool at I n't lo< k; Hpe.
< ia I Sunday night program eonsist
ir.ir of a Candle Light Service and
a s|„ < ial message by the Pastor,
■ abort: 'Trimming the Christ
mas Tree.”
NOTICE
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•et|i>fs|cd to send in Iliclr news
typed or written In ink. with wide
pacing between lines and writing
on one side of paper only. All
ii. line- written in long hand should
ho printed, so us to einhlc the of
tire to reproduce tin in correctly.
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WITH THE CHURCHES
Presbyterian Church
Despite the inclement weather,
a fairly good sized audience was
present at the service lust Sunday
morning when Kev. J. L. (’uleman
preached a splendid sermon on the
subject -"What is My Worth to the
Church?” The previous Sunday lie
talked on "The Worth of the
Church” and this Sunday lie tried
to impress upon his hearers that
the worth of the church depends
directly upon the worth of imlivid
uul members to the elutreh, He
said; "It brings us directly to the
thought of stewardship, our oblig
'atlon to God, the creator of life, to
I w hom all we posses belongs carring
with it our responsibility to our
1 fellowtnan. This involves more
than the mere raising of or giving
| money to the church ultlio it is
I needed to run the machinery of tho
' chun h. Personal service is the
thing most needed to carry out the
real mission of the church univer
| sals. Not only our gilts, hut the
I suTrended of our time, talents, a
| hilities constitutes a real rounded
[ out stewardship.”
Christmas < untnta and Carols
Special Christmas music is being
prepared for next. Sunday. The
Senior choir will present u Chris
mas Cantata, "The Adorati u ” I •
Geo'. M. Nevin, at the II oclot k
service and the Junior i lioir will
render several Christmas Carols,
under the direction of Mrs. Grace
Jefferson. There w ill ho u short i
Christmas Sermonette by the pus
tor, between the renditions of the
two musical groups.
The Sunday school will hold it. i
annual Chrstmas Tree and pro i
grain on Wednesday evening, Dec.
L'Tth at h P. M. At ti I’. M. a ban- j
quet will be held in honor of tin j
winners of tbo popularly eontest j
among the young people of the
school, w hich e|o ,es Su.n! .y I> .. j
24.. Prizes will also lie awarded the
first and seeotid highest. Among i
those who up* working liar<l to
bring in tin* larged amount of j
money for the church school are |
Misscss Helen lines, HoncHe Chainl- I
hr, Dorothy Grier, Pauline Stark-|
ami Hazel tjuat ker.
New Mt. Mar iah
Baptist Church
Tin* church hu.l wonderful scrv •
ices thorughoui the day lant Sun
duy. The opening Scripture reading
was ltcv. «:2
At tins evening worship, the text
of the sermon was found in I aim
11:1, "And there shall conn .1 rod
out of t'u rvni of .! »<• 1
branches si..ill g row oat of lo
roots,” It was brautifully illustrat
ed.
f)n I tee, L’ 1,, tin theme will he
"A Miserable (’hrislniaa.”
Ki \. .1. S. Murry is pa tor; Mrs.
I llarrisn, reporter.
Through the courtesy of Milee
Mavis, Moore school will pro < lit
Mr. Mariah Church wiih 1 Christ
mas tree. The public is welcome.
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SATURDAY DECEMBER 23, 1933
Peace Baptist
\ and Rev. Gee T. Clay, Pastor
Last Sunday llev. (.'lay delivered
a very fiery and enthusiastic ser
mon trom Luke 11:0, subject:
I Why men pray.” He said in
! part: "Men only pray when in
j dire need. God brings us to a
: sense ot our need m order to bring
!us closer to Him. Work of the
Kingdom mil he carried out suc
cessfully through prayer. When
Christians become easily discour
aged in the work of the Kingdom
u shows a negleet of prayer. The
value ot prayer is that it gives
God a chance to realize our needs
whether materially or spiritually,
in the economic and social world
our group's only resource is pray
er.”
Sunday evening, text was, from
Joshua li-U 1 Joint 5:4. The
beautiful story of the fall of the
walls of Jerico was vividly por
trayed; then the eru that ushered,
hi our Lord Jesus Christ. Thai I
mime Jesus spells victory and i
ihat in Huh age of chaos and uu '
test only Jesus can bring us thru 1
v ictorious, were some of the I
truths stated.
The H. V. i*. I’, and Sunday
■School air making splendid prog
ress under tue leadership of Deac
on Carter and .Mr. Grady Harris.
Tim missionary under the lead
ership oi Mrs. Anna Duller, meets
every .Monday at tile Church. The
women ni the church and commit,
nily arc invited.
Metropolitan Baptist
Church
The pastor was absent Sunday
morning and his pulpit was oe
ciipic.i by one of the young mini,
stei's, voorge Taylor, who deliver
ed a splendid sermon. His sub
je t was 'Juke what you have and
g< t what you want.’ Some of tlcj
illustrations lie used were Jesus
milling water into wine. The Ju
nior Choir rendered music for tlm
11 1 asion. Sunday evening, the
s> nior Choir sang request num
bers of old familiar songs.
I lo r Castor ltcv. A. (. Williams,
preached torn the subject in the
.an , i-ainh !t. lie made u glowing
lolopallsoil between the electric
hull, and the growth of grace In
our lives, lie said in part: As the
hulh when first invented gave
light gradually, so the growth of
grace and knowledge of Jesus
1 In isl. As one's eyes must l»c« me
acciistotmd to ligiit. after leaving
the dark, so must one's spiritual
1 >os become adjusted lo the trutli
aoout Jesus.”
Calvary Baptist
Church
Tin* junior church m<tubers en
joy a l Mai noli Tuesday, ami one
111 It.- Y( 111 II g M preselllul Ives lie
livers a in*- -age. .Among those
w li o have reiently delivered
wltoh Mime amt lu tudieiul talks
are Sadie Youiik, Koheria Stuitli,
Kutli Jean llulehins, Mary M
Spear, and Ida .dan Lloyd. The
seniors and Juniors are preparing
baskets, to tie delivered to the
i poor for < 'hristnias.
I lie Training < lass, under Mrs.
I Hut' hills' direetion. is progress
j mg. There is keen interest and
j iiiueli improvement in the ehureti
| work of tin* young people who at
j tend this euiss.
j tsperotiH
Lust Sunday, pustor Mnstin
I pr« aelied a soul stirring sermon
whleli greatly inspired those who
heard It.
The Joshua Prayer Hand meets
i very Tuesday at p. m. Joe
j Myler is very active, and the
I young folk realize what it means
to pray.
Miss Lillie McKinney, president
of lU'horah (Mass, of the Culvary
church school, is an ardent '
er. She works hard and also
meets the girls with a winning
smile, each Sunday morning.
The dinner under the auspices
of these young people and the
junior church, wuh a complet >
success.
The (hispid Chorus of Kheneztr
Itnptlat Church, of Chicago, are
visiting here. M'hey are the guests
01 Mrs. Arte tin W. Hntchlna. The
groit|i are under the able direc
tion of Prof. Frye, and are won
derful (iospel singers.
Visit Calvary I'.apt. Church, the
chureh of friendship and hospital
ity, an and have your spiritual
strength renewed.
Plymouth Congrega
tional Church
On Sunday last the pastor, Rev.
Herbert King, spoke on the sub
Joct “The Idea of God in Contem
porary Thought.” He spoke oil
the many misconception* of God
which have come into the minds
ot most people and which they
have thrown over hoard in their
everyday working philosophy of
life but which they still cling to
as one clings to a fetish or a keep
sake. “AH idols must ultimately
he broken,’’the speaker suid, "and
tlm present debacle is certainly am
ple evidence or thut fact.” A God
who is worth worshipping must
he conceived as in the world, suf
sering and rejoicing hh life de
generates and flowers.” The
speaker also said “ it is not writ
' ton In the law of life that civiliza
tion is to keep advancing no mat
! ter what individual men and wo
j men do or leave undone. The des-
I tiny of man may be an ultima*,
and n fixed quality hut there «.
| many lia/.ards ihut aw--'* • <o
>rtr not us** intelli
f. m e and man power to av< i
them. God is the loving intelli
genc-e available for this task, and
can he discovered as re al only h
life, in the world Itself.”
Tin* Church School will have it
Good Will I’arty on Friday even
ing. Students are bringing sta
pics and toys fur the lilling o
baskets for the poor. They wll
also conduct their own worship o
Sunday afternoon.
The Plymouth Choir Is postpon
ing its Vesper as previously an
nnuuccd. It will he held as par
of a Communion Service on tin
afternoon of Sunday, January 7
The postponement Is on account n
tiie Church School exercises ill)
mediately after tin* morning serv
ice. The Vespers on January 7F
will have, it is expected, the ser
vices of an accomplished harpist
The public* is invited.
INTI K-< 111 IH II IMKMiItAM
An Inter-church program w.i
given at St, James church Bund:t>
Dec. 17lli at ti C. M.
Several churches were represen*
cl by some of the promising and
progressive young people.
A boulevard contest was he'd
between the niemhers who live on
Hu l east and west side of Urn ml
Uoulevurd.
T. W. Uoss, president, Rev. W.
J. (J. Mci.in, pastor.
UNITY MAKES STRENGTH
Join The Booker T. Washington Trade Association and ’Housewives League.
Co-operate with its members in Stimulating Negro Business.
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REV. WM. H. PECK, C.er
Presidant Booker T. W»»h:n*_
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People’s Baptist
l>r. E. M. kiilgler, Puslor
Sunday wuh u busy day at tin*
church. Kvery department ha<l a
banner attendance. Dr. Kuigler
preached a stirring sermon as us
ual
A baptismal service preceeded
the morning worship, six being
Immersed. The sermon vt licit follow
ed was especially fitting, the sub
ject being "111 What Do Von
Hope.”
The 11. Y. P. I'. is still progress
ing in its work, with llev. Hubert
Wright at the head.
The Young Peoeple’s Dramatb
club deserves praise. .Miss Melva
Allison was especially good in her
renditions last Thursday night. *
The children of the Loyal Temp
erance, under the guidance of Mrs.
Bertha llennard, will be trained in
dramatic art. by Mr. Catherine
Allen, beginning the lirst of the
year. They will commence with
pantoruinu work.
The S. S. had a goodly attendance
.iunduy. Superintend Chillis request
that ry one try to bring in new
members on time next Sunday.
The children’s Christmas pro
-?ram will be rendered Sunday ul
ernoon, by the young folk.
When the members of this church
>ii v copies of the Tribune, they not
>nly support our leading Negro
aper of the city, bill they also
ipport Charles Taylor, our own
’rlbune representatives in this vi<
nity.
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EDWARD C WATSON,
Licensed Kmbalmer, Sec’y and Treas.
1939 St. Aubin Ave.
Detroit, Mich.
Office Cherry*<£27
Residence: Townsend 6-3547
Charles B. Berry
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
339 Gratiot Ave. Detroil
Phone Plaza 2874
J. Will Cooper
Grand Chancellor
Grand Lodge K. of P. of Michigan
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$17,000.00 for Protect lon
of llclrN
4439 Lillibridge Ave. Detroit
Riggs & Son Service
Station
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Got, Oil, Accessories
MILFORD, COR 2QTH
Phone Randojgh 8947
Dr. P. Johnson
SURGEON DENTIST
2730 Hatting* St. at Alfred
Residence 5658 Scotten Ave.
Ree. S*l§ Scotten—Eue. 6767
Office Hours 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
6 p. m. to 9 p. m.
JOHN Z. BARGYH
PHYSICIAN
Special Attention to Women and
Children—Office Ran. 2959
455 Adams Ave. E. at Beaubien
Life, Fire, Auto, Health and
Accident
Phonesi Clif. 2292—Ivanhoe 4774
Fields* Gen’l Insur.
ance Agency
General Agent
SUPREME LIBERTY LIFE CO.
406 E. Adams Ave. Detroit
Church Os God
Tho service of last Sunday were
very splendidly attended and the
spiritual enehuslasm w»h at high
tide. The pastor was at his beat,
and in very able ami forceful man
ner gave Ills morning message
from the previously announced
subject: "Holiness;” how attain
ed and the evidences that attend
the blessed life. There was also a
period or questions given at the
close of the message.
The evening service brought a
crowded house, partly due to the
excellent singing of the wide awake
choir. The great singing under tho
leadership of Mr. Carr is tho talk
of the town and is drawing great
crowds. The congregation was very
delightfully surprised at the eve
ning service when the pastor In
troduced as the guest speaker, Pas
tor Kvangelist, and great Bible
Teacher, the Iteverend A. W. Chism
Ho delivered a soul stirring mess
ugo from Homans, Ist chapter
verso 17 subject, "Tho Revelation
of the CJospcl.” He handled the
subject in masterly Htyle. He seems
to be a real man of God and
humble Minister of the Gospel.
The Church of God was thrilled
with the speaker, and was delighted
to learn that in the very near
future lie will conduct a revival
meeting for them.
Tho pastor Klder T. D. McGhee,
will deliver his Christmas message
Monday A. M. at •> ’clock, Dec U'.th.
Tho public Is very cordially Invited,
Special singing by the choir. In
tlx* evening, nt 7:30 the Young
People’s Cnion will render a
special Xmas program, together
with a Biblical Drama entitled:
"The King of Kings.”
Any one desiring real spiritual
help and comfort will do well t
attend the noon-dav service at this
little church. A friendly welcome
is extended to all.
M IIS. FAX NIK I’M K, tien
President, Detroit House*lvpn
Lew? tie.
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Lincoln Kitchen
4706-10 Milford Avenue
Specinlising in Home Cooking
Meals Served all Hours
E. M. Dozier, Proprietor
MOVING
Transfer Storage
PETERSON AND SON
General Moving—Bus Trantpor*
tation— Baggage Transferred
to all Parts of City
Open and Closed Trucks
Office Phone Garfield 1-0364
4528 Milford Avenue Detroit
Res. Phone Garfield 5380
5398 Scotten Ave.
Garfield 9812
A Full Line of Electrical Supplies
and Radio Accessories
SIMPSON’S
BATTERY AND ELECTRI
CAL SERVICE
Generator and Starting Motor
Repairing
4742 Milford Are. Detroit