The Michigan chronicle. [volume], July 15, 1939, CITY EDITION, Page PAGE ELEVEN, Image 11

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SATURDAY, JULY 15, 193!)
North-Enders
In Gay Week-
End Party
One ut the gayest .parlies Jver
given in the Nwrh Knd *-#-<-of
Mr and Mrs C. A Canady of Atlas
• \enue on Saturday night
The occasion was in honor of the
sixteenth birthday of their daugh
, ter. Earlene
V Mia Canady wh • a-• i a 1
"Northern high school, is very pup-a.
lar among the younger set
Among the invited guests were
Willie Welch. Herman White Betty
Lou Ewing. St Field Crawford.
Mildred Crawford. Harry Taylor.
Doris Glover. Laura A Hollman,
Callccn Freeman. Carlo* Rossno.
Geraldine Moore. Barbara Allen
Mildred Coleman. Alfred Smoot.
Clinton A. Canady Jr , Fred Cuth
fell. Willie Coleman. Frances White.
James Smoot. Lee Allen, Walter
Clifton. Donald Morton. Walter
Fisher and Bernice Finley.
Holiday Visitors
» Returning to the city for the holi
day afier a year’s absence. Alfonso
MiKibbon and his charming wife.
Myra, visited with his parents. Mr
and Mrs. J C McKibbon of Twen
ty-third street, last week.
Many friends and relatives gath
ered at their home for the glorious
lourth of July party.
The couple left by auto for their
home in Columbus. Ohio, Wedhes-
1 pH FT
FAR EAST
NEWS
Masses'"-*! Sdtred Heart church
were well attended. As this was the
! second Sunday, Holy Communion 1
for the Holy Name men and boys
was served. This was also a day
1 of recollection, and the *;xth Sunday ,
after Pentecost. Both men and
... boys went to communion en-masse 1
. as did the ladies who are members
of the league. There were 150 men'
| and boys who received communion. 1
I After the ladies left!
1 tor their retreat at Sacred Heart.
■on Lawrence avenue. The;
Holy Name men and bo;s marched
| in a body to the school hall where 1
a short meeting was hold Speaker
i fer the evening was Mr John Mays. 1
'who spoke on Catholic action, as]
| examples of true Catholics of the,
Holy Name Society. He emphasised
j largely on the laymen's part in j
j.spreading the knowledge of Christ I
j and the truth of Catholicism among
Mr. Mays is an excellent speaker, i
j and the Holy Name men were'
pleased to have him give such a j
wonderful message.
Reports were read by the serre- '
tary and plans were formulated for
the future for the good rtf the or- j
ganization. With everyone repeating
the Holy Name pledge, the meeting
came to a close.
I Mr. David McGill was appointed
| to have charge of the breakfast.
I August 13. The epistle for the day
1 was taken from Ron-. 6: 3-11, and
the Gospel Mark 8: 1-9. It dealt
with baptism in Christ. Jesus and
the gospel feeding of the multitude.
. Subject of the sermon was -Thrift
: for God. for the Soul, and for
Yourself.” which w as beautifully de-
I livered by Father Carron.
j Masses are said every morning
i and more should attend. Friday.
! Holy hour, mass at 8 a m. Special
prayer is asked f r Mrs. Graham.
I w ho is seriously ill in Receiving
i hospital. Let us a* remember her
] and offer up our masses for her.
Confession is hold each Thurs
day and Saturday afternoon. La
| dies of the league made their re
treat at Sacred Heart on Lawrence
! avenue. Sunday morning after re
ceiving Holy Communion in their
church. There were 185 from Sacred
Heart and St. Benedict. Eleven*
umn-Catholfcs were in attendance. {
The league is now doing a fine!
| piece of work and is hoping that
more ladies will affiliate themselves
, with this great order.
1 Girl Scouts of the Sacred Heart
j of Jesus, held their meeting in the j
! rectory with seventeen scouts pres- ‘
j cut. and Mr. Gibson, presiding. Miss j
'Evelyn Joseph was appointed scout 1
sponsor. Flans were made for the'
j scout's vac/Mon at Camp Snepherd. ;
, Those who will accompany the girls
: • trip arc: Miss Evelyn J,-]
: soph Mr. Newman, Mrs. Spaulding, i
! and Mrs. Brooks. Girls must meet |
on Wednesday evening at 8:30 at the
Community h'/use for a doctor’s ex-|
| animation. Scouts present included: '
Rose Marie Walker, Geraldine West- ■
' brooks. Jessie Mae McGill. Gloria ;
I Scott. Sybil Diggs. Delene Dots. Me-1
. mon BVonson, Viola Diggs. Margar
| ette Wcatson. Ellevara Webbs, Cle
i ontine Woods. Clarisa Newman.
1 Mary Lcpiscola, S William. Bernice
j Williams and Joan Scott.
Each girl must have her uniform
before going to camp.
Jessie Mac McGill, cnurch scribe
The musical troupers and \e
young people’s dramatic club gave
their twilight picnic on Belle Isle
Thursday night. The following girl*
and boys had a hilarious time: Mar
garet Wimberly, Anna Sett. Plata
Aretha Johnson. Irving Moore Ar
thur Turner, John Anderaon, James
Shedrick. Calvin Vehtour. Joseph
Dudley. John J. Smitn. Luke Brooks, i
Jesse McCauley. Eugene Flcmister. !
McGill
Board of directors of the musical
troupers and the young people's
club held 'heir monthly meeting,
Monday at 7 pm with Ona! Taylor,
president, presiding.
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THE MICHIGAN CHRONICLE - - A RELIABLE INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
BYE BABY BUNTING
Little Margaret Stew-art is Baby
Bunting, come to life, in t'ac
Peter Pan Nursery dramatization
of Mother Goose Rhymes, was
Saturday night at the nursery.
In the other picture, the kiddie*
Brewster City
FLASHES
taken on new life amidst rain and
heat, we are weary with the range
of depressions, yet we are blessed
with health and strength regardless
of our desires.
In our city this week we have
visiting: Elder B H Lacey of Pon
tiac. Mich. After spending thrqr
years in Tennessee and Alabama
on evangelistic trips for the Church:
of Christ, he is visiting Mrs George
Davis and Mr and Mrs John Wil-'
liams of Brush street.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cobb oT
Rivard street were among the
moon lightens oiv the-recent .
Mrs. Polly Hunter has returned
home to Gary. Ind., after spending
several weeks with her sister. Mrs
M. Logans of Brady street
111: Mrs. Clarence Rucker of
Chestnut street, a member of Ebe
nezer church is very ill in her
home Mrs. Johnson of Rivard
street is still on the sick list, and
all the readers and neighbors wish
her a speedy recovery,
The God of the
Aquarian Age
AROUND ANN ARBOR
Well folks, we have a surprise for i
■ ■ 1 anclvw
Upon the insi.-len) plea or The author :
»uj*ive way. bit of rambling mat
tfr. nonsensical charier and gossipv
T drrret co-nrr trmt tne ireminj, we*rv
With malice toward.* pone, with the
\et realizing that some of it is bound
- T>* amusing to wander up and
jin the cranium. Th also amusing 'ol
j catch foik-s (our folks e.-pecially) off
various antics whether at work or:
j of Sepians in one city is to know wn.it
j most of them do everywhere. The
j .-ca e, but have the ame purpose, ob
-1 truly * brain being on a vacation na.nj
hp n nilTd—til) acniimv
j'hort while or permamentlv? 't .-
! something he wan * Wonder what’
the k ' of \-u money -n ,ko U
| of toe most intluentia' and more suc
rres.-ful merchant* combine just :o
I down-tair* might house various stores.
■and Daughters of the Ek* and E v
tent management, should pay for itu-.f
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PROPHET G W. HI’RLEY
(Twenty-first Seriesi
The Aquarian Age Gospel of Jesus
the Christ of the Pisrean Age.
Well, here I come again still writ
ing on this great book which wa.-
; transcribed and published for sale
I l-y Levi H. Dow ling and Introduced!
by Eva S Dowling of Los Angeles..
| Calif. * |
1 "Thus Christ made manifest ,
Love's power to save. But men)
| forgot so soon, and so Christ must
| manifest againf and then again
'And ever since man took his,
place in form of flesh the Chris: i
I has been manifest in flesh at first!
Well, what relationship existed.
• notween *Je*us of Nazareth and the ,
i Christ' 1 Orthodox Christian —
' ciesiastics tell us ?Tat Jesus f !
‘ Nazareth and the ChFal were 0115;
ti'.at t:-,e tru- name
1 ihlo person was Jesus Christ They i
j tell us • that this man of Galli c |
j <born of a woman) was the very
j eternal God clothed ir. flesh of man
1 that men might see iiis glory Os |
course this doctrine is wholly at 1
variance with the teaching of Jes"- j
! Himself and His Apostles. The !
Aquarian Master in council has
; 'ormulated an answer to this ques- j
■ information required that we w-ji! |
i give it in full.
Now* look here folks, don't miss j
| the next issue. It is tangible.- .
Prophet G W Hurley, the founder'
< f the largest Ethiopian Spirita.il ‘
in it the w orld Head- I
quarters. 1743 McDougall stree*.
Detroit, Mich.
(To he Continued)
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■>an t books, I hey Pwe »i, i tad 1 Douka o( Musts, and many oUstis.
wk in
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are showing their proud mamas
and papas Just what the daily rou
tine of a huay nursery sludrnt is
like.—Y. P. James Photo by Rich
ardson.
Surveys Reveal
Sharp Trend To
Soap And Water
Beauty Editors, Smart
Women Agree
; There is an Interesting contro-'
! versy that always goes on between!
| two .schools of beauty thought. One!
of them holds: "Anything but a
cream for .the complexion is out of
;he question!" The other declares'
u u.h equal conviction: "To have a
nr mu - have a ncaU-:y
; *kin . . and there's nothing thar
promotes complexion health like
j effective soap-and-water cleansing."
Most of us have made up our
minds long ago and, rightly or
wrongly, have stood pat on cither
the cream or the soap side of the
fsnee And so we cannot help but
be interested in the results of the
\ joct, e. pecially when the surveys
polls conducted among women) and 1
1 indicate a sharp trend toward one
j One of the polls was conducted 1
! among well-known beauty editors,
j the other am -ng a group of repre- j
sentative smart women. Though I
'■no individual balloteers on each
-ide were equally emphatic in up-'
holding their preferences, the soap
|and-water women won a definite
| majority in both polls. The fact
tn;;i the results of the surveys tally
closely-lends them authority.
An attempt was made to gather
data on 'he reasons underlying the
. aoaps had proved particularly effee
; live complexion aids Soap and
i water was generally held to be
'more convenient” and "more
j pleasing " And it was loaHied that
a ''perfcctl.% balanced," mild soap
I such as Cuticura soap, found favor
• both because of its effective clean-
I sing properties and because its rich,
delicatcly-scentcd lather was “de-1
lightfully refreshing ' Cuticura s
I mildly "medicated lather was held'
aid to complexion-loveliness.
of products which also includes'
"Cuticura Talcum Powder Cuticura'
Talcum is preferred by so many so-,
•a ins a Raie Oriental Fragrance,
'•bu: 17 (‘olnp.ii able ttt the —finest ■
perfume, it is very luxurious after,
the bath and has an especial appeal |
for those occasions when a woman
‘
| around paydiys Don't delay too ling ;
; game winning Dunbar term did it '
j The alar* were Jones, pitcher. Den- ■
jn.uri. light fielder. Bill Monamus. ii si !
wonderful support to chalk up a yic-
I s ' M.vvs lodge No. 4. Ann Arbor.
j thud degree providing they have
I Chicago gave a wonderful rendition
■of t.-med Negro spirituals to an appre
.cia- ve crowd ol mixed race.- on Jm\
! 11 Bethel A.M E. cluncii. Ann A.- ’
j bor all needing Race help plea. - 1
get in touch with Rev. J. W Wright
I That s all folk* . . been a pleasure
| living to make good in a big city
Second Baptist
Women Meet
The Woman’s Council of Second 1
Baptist church held ita regular
j meeting Monday. July 3 m ihe low
er auditorium of the church at 1 p m
■ Avery fine emergency contact
I reported made at the Millet
j-chool by Mr.* Shaw, president of.
the Educational committee. Bc
j cau.*e of the very fine work of the j
members have been taken into the.
j council and the group approaches
1 000 members bes re the year is j
ended
Saturday. July 29. is the day '
which has been decided upon for
the annual picnic of the group The :
event will hr -told a' B(
Atifu t 7 a . ■he
date and place of the next Council
Stockholders In
Sunday Luncheon
Stockholders m the Atlas Brake
Corporation were guestts at a dfh
_ner given at (i»e Luev- Thurman ,
Y W C A last Sunday. One hundred
The importance of the American
Negro attempting to create some
‘hing for himself was stressed by '
the pres dent of the company, and 1
■ mventor of the brake. Arthur W .
Reed.
Among those present were Mr
E White. Mrs S Patterson. Charles
W.ggins. Dewey Bowddch. S Cren
-haw. J D Dougia-ss. Charles Wig
gins, E Robert*. J Combs, and
many others.
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DETROIT
avenue had as tlieir guest. L. Bell,
general manager of the claim depart
ment of the Metropolitan Buna! com-
Alaska.
Mrs Emma Walker and daughter of
Mitchetdate avenue will spend
week- visiting relative* and friends in
Mr. and Mrs Eddie Stephens of
Greent.avn s*rrrt.Lav.el While.
Mi-. Ro.-sie Rivers, Oscar Bowte and
ing relatives and friends tn Cleveland.
Ohio, have returned home
Mt. eVinon Sunday school pupiis of
Wr-U F.ifiTit Hli* wflia llMfl ’ Mtßr*-
Mis. George Glenn of Majestic avenue.
-eivcd Tliere were approximately 40
Ora Williams, Mrs Myrtle Hall ‘and
City was .-pending her summer vacation
in Detroit last week She was 'he
Ferndale, spent ten days visiting reu
nite. one of the leading citizens in 1 His
community, was honored by ItL- fam
is 71 year- of age. Twenty-five neigh
bors and friends were present ard
Mrs. Cochran were rejoiced
Mr ltd Mk. Iycslie Foreman of
Griggs -treet are .-pending their sum
brother- and si ter. Mr. and Mrs. Loai*
Frank Love of Cleveland. Ohio Is
|F. Steward of Parkside avenue. This
; will he their first reunion in 24 years.
1 Mrs Beatrice Richard of N F.. street.
Ferndale. will spend a month s vim
lion vu-iting telatlves and friend* in
George Randolph of Majestic avenue
ai p e.ent guests of their uncle. Mr.
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PAGE ELEVEN
Od.a Combi, of Rose!awa streot. Ml*.
John R. Moorehead if In tho Seet hoa
tif.i.iam Bundy of CherryUwa la
run# from Morgan college. Baltimore,
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr* McGriff was the house gueet *»f
Mr and Mra. Bryant of Frederick
Mr Houston of Hudson. West Vfr
j Choir number two of Mt. Beulah
were gue«t singer* at People* Baptist
j viiurch. Joseph Campati and Amet
Daniel Russel of Washburn avenue
passed away Sunday morning. Juts
9 at 7ns a m at the age of 63. H«
came to De roit from Hogatv'ville. G’.,
in 1917 He leaves a widow, son end
daughter. *i<ter-ln-law. nephew and
a host of relatives and friends to mours
hi* passing. The body wilt rest at
James MrFatl undertaker parlor.
M-s Stngleterv of Eight Mile Road
| cave a birthday p^rty Saturday. July
fl tn honor of her husband. Mr. Single*
than tt couple* were pr*-enf.
J Mra. Nellie Mnoseiam and Mlm Marj
Doctor entertained honoring the-i
mother. M>« C H Davis, of Indiana
street. July. 4. Among those present
were: Mr*. Fannie Charles Mr. and
Mrs Arthur E. Bihhen.s. S'.. Mr*. t*o-
I bel Copeland. Mr. and Mrs. Portei
Johnson. Mis. Martha E Hughes end
*i!ter Mrs Jones. Mrs. Janies Lewis.
Mis* Coralte Edmonds. Mr and M'.=
Fdward Pre-v«iey. Samuel Green and
Mr and Mrs. Je*.*e Jones
Leslie Niley of Kentucky Si.. Is flow
recuperating in Ford hospital after be-
A musical and literary program Will
he sponsored by the trustee board of
church. Thursday. July 13. at 8:15
pm. Mr- Martha E Hughes, chair
man. Mi-« Mars- O’Dietor. Mra. Gttssie
Mae Dade and Rev. W. E. Walker.
R ev J R Lewi*, of Miami. Fla ,
at St Augu-tine's church, beginning
Sunday. July 16 during Father Dada's
absence The church school picnic
will be held Saturday. July 29.
Debbie Feted
j Miss Verdje Logan, prominent
society debutante of Chicago, was
I entertained at a midnight social
given by her fiance. Oscar Lee
I Jones of Eight Mile road last Sun
day evening.
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