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SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1941
Lodges In A Joint Banquet And Installation Event
Hold Ceremony On
Saint John’s Day
session with Brother B Y. Jackson
acting as matter of ceremonies as- i
sisted by Sister Yvonne Washing- i
ton. Principal speakers of the eve- j
rung included Grand Master E. D. j
Mack; address to lodges and chap
ters by Atty. John B Morris, mem
ber of King Solomon lodge and
response by Grand Attorney Broth
er Covington.
Mrs. Kellogg, social worker and
missionary of Inkster, Mich., spoke
on “Organized Cooperation." Sev
eral grand officers including Broth
er S. H. Thomas were also on the
program. Solos, readings, quartette
numbers and other miscellaneous
contributions were also heard.
Group's First Public
Installation
This event was the group's first
public installation. All officers of
lodges and chapters were installed
by Grand Master E. D. Mack, in a
short, impressive ceremony fol
lowed by the banquet. Brother W.
E. Cross, past master of St. Mat
thews lodge, was host to the groups.
Sojourner Truth, State's Lone
Chartered Chapter
The Sojourn?r Truth chapter.
O.E.S-, is reputedly the state's lone 1
! grand chapter which has been duly !
-chartered by the Supreme Grand j
chapter. 0.E.5., of the United States j
and Canada, and is also incor
porated with the Most Worshipful !
Mt. Sinai Grand Lodge, A F. and j
A. M. of which E. D. Mack is. the
grand master.
Officers of the Sojourner chapter
are Mrs. Cora Moore, Royal grand
matron; Mrs. Sardonia Graham, as
sistant royal grand matron: Mrs.
Rosa Evans, royal grand secretary:
Mrs. Delcie Cummings, royal grand
treasurer; Mrs Vancell Covington,
royal grand conductor; Mrs La
vonia Mack, royal grand assistant
conductor; Mrs. Estclla Robinson.
G.W. and Brother B. Y. Jackson,
G.S.
Members of the Mt. Sinai grand
lodge. A. F. and A. M., and So
journer Truth chapter of the Order
of Eastern Star and its affiliated
lodges and chapters participated last
week in a colorful celebration of
St. John's day at the Masonic
Temple located at 632 .Livingstone
street. In connection with the St
John’s day observation a public
Installation of officers and banquet
were held.
A capacity group attended the
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On Sunday the Masses a* Sacred
Heart church were well attended
| Sunday, the fourth Sunday, was Holy
The Epi-tie was taken from Paul's
letter to the Ist Cor. 4:1-5. The gos
pel *rom St. Luke 3:1-8. The Mass
was sung by Father Carron. Sunday
will be Holy Communion for the
Young People's Dramatic and Social
club.
PLAY
On Sunday evening the auditorium
of Sacred Heart school was packed
to overflow when the school children
presented their Christmas play. The
Glee club of Sacred Heart church
which was organized a month ago.
made their first public appearance
by rendering two selections on the
program. The numbers rendered were
of Bethlehem.”
The club was organized by Father
Henry Theifels. with Orial Taylor as
director and president. They will be
presented tn a musical concert some
time In February, after which they
will be open for engagements.
WEDDING BELLS
The bond of marriage announced
for the first time on Sunday was that
of beautiful Mis s Maxine Maddox,
president of the Young Ladies Sodal
ity. to handsome Rufus Knighton. We.
the young ladies of Sacred Heart, arc
wishing them loads and loads of hap-
DANCE
A holiday dance will be given by
the Glee club of Sacred Heart in the
auditorium on Friday evening. Dec
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Mrs. White of Tennessee avenue
was taken very 111 on Tuesday eve
ning last, hut has Improved greatly
at this writing.
Mrs David McG;li was taken ffl
while shopping last Monday. At this
writing she is greatly improved.
Mrs.'Vaden of 1042 Tennessee ave
nue is confined to her bed again.
Let us pray for her a speedy recovery
She will he glad to have visitors.
Mr. Pendleton of 901 Tennessee has
heen ill with the flu and confined to
bed for two weeks. He has greatly
•mproved and wishes to thank those
who remembered him in their prayers.
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CONANT GARDENS
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Mrs. Samuel Stevenson of 18026
Wexford street, is down south in
Atlanta, Ga./ where she attended
the wedding of her niece, Mrs.
Hiram Virginia Green, which event
■ took place at --TH —Mary's -A M.Fr.
church on Sunday, December 22.
Mrs. Stevenson, the bride and groom
| spent the Christmas holidays in
j Thomaston, Ga. . . . Sometime in
J January, they will leave for Santa
■ Monica. Calif., to spend a few gala
\ days. Mrs. Stevenson will return
I to Detroit around March I.
RETURNS HOME
■ Mrs. Rufus GrLswold has returned
home after three weeks spent in
.Turin. Ga., where she was called
because of the illness of Mr. Gris
j wold's mother. When she left Mrs.
Griswold was convalescing rapidly.
GOODFELI.OWS ABOUND
j It seems this Christmas as if every
| one had the true spirit and en
| deavored to make some one happy,
j Among the many organizations in
j Detroit giving baskets to the less
i fortunates was the Fairway grocery
on Goddard street, which gave out
several baskets in the community.
GAILY DECORATED HOMES:
Never in the history of the Gar
! dens have we had so many gaily
•decorated Christmas homes . . .
; The decorations show much thought.
, originality and much expense in-
I volved . . . You know the Conant
'Gardens Community association
gave ribbons for the most artistical
ly decorated homes . . . We would
not have liked to have been one
of the judges , . . they truly had
a difficult job.
OI'R SICK
! It seems that we have so much
| illness now . . . My grandmother
told me years ago that in mild win
ness ... we have watched and
found it to be true.
Charlie Kemp is ill ’and in the
Fairview hospital. His cousin. Miss
Addie Kemp, is ill and confined to
Iher bed at her home on Klnger.
j Mrs. Ola Clark, one of our beau
ticians. is convalescing at her home
on Mitchell, having recently under
gone a major operation at the Ford
hospital.
j Rufus Griswold of Gregory and I
Griswold service station is conva- !
1 lescing from a siege pf illness at :
his home on Gallagher street.
And your columnist is just get
ting over an attack of the flu which 1
kept us in for two weeks . . and
cut down our news to you.
OBITUARY
Robert Johnson, long time resi
dent of the North End passed away
at his home on Goddard, Monday
December 23. The funeral riles
were held at the Peace Baptist
! church, Thursday evening ] ’ T
Rev. L. T. Clay officiating. The
AROUND
ANN ARBOR
This is now the year of 1941. What
entirely on our own making.
As has been our custom for the
The humorous things, the tragic* in
cidents and incidental items.
1940 IN RETROSPECT—
This time last year, the campaign
for honorary mayor was going full
blast. The nominees were Dave Kea
ton and the present mayor. Sanford
McKinney. This year so far the nom-
The charming Martha Walker, we
had gradually recovered from a nerv
ous breakdown. The Senior Girls’
Reserve gave a mother and daughter
banquet. The Steve Moliens moved
most decisive step when he Joined
church. Richard Jewitt gaining public
acknowledgment for It is hobby of
photography.
Emerson Adams confined *o the Vet
eran's hospital in Dayton. Ohio. The
money lost by certain business men
betting on the Tigers winning the
World Series. The number of births
and marriages this year totaling quite
a sum. The manager of a certain hall
needed most. Reason was never quite
satisfactorily explained.
The convention of Honorary Mayors
mayor attended. The modernization
operated beer garden. The organiz
ing of the town's young sports motor
cycle club. Harry Wickers winning
the state Golden Glove championship.
nation from a possible lifetime Job.
Ralph Harper gaining puo'icity, the
notorious kind, and secretly liking it. j
His business increased twofold, we j
Lacey Fondren’s rise and fall. The
Franklin-Price separation and near
reconciliation. Rosemary Alexander
blooming out into young womanhood
and making this column.
Mrs. Sabra McKinney, mother of the
mayor, here for a visit. The number
wltp were fortunate to work lor Ford
and their layoffs. Claude Fields m cf+
rying a gullible girl. He did marry
her, thouch. The fist fights and cut- i
tings that occurred, and the hopes
that they would diminish.
poets and would-be. poets,.lh*t
here. according to the number of
poems we received this year.
your reporter's opinion, was his mar
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and ten or more children . . .
other relatives and friends!
MRS. MARY WOODS
Mrs. Mary WoodsPof Dublin. Ga.,
passed away Christmas day. which
1 incidentally was also her birthday.
.Mrs. Woods' death was rather sud- ,
den and quite a shock to her chil
dren living in Detroit. She is sur
vived b.v six girls all living in De
troit: Mrs. Charlie Kemp of K!ng
cr street. Mrs Cornelius Thomp
son. Mrs Alzada Walker. Mrs Ma
mie Bradshaw Mrj Bessie Ch.ip
[ man. Miss Beatrice Woods . . .
i Three sons. D.<n. Jim and E'.ridge
Woods.
To our sick we wish a speedy
recoverv and offer our sympathy to
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Mrs. Francis McCrary was the j
charming hostess to the Acme Nine
Social and Bridge club on last
Wednesday evening. Everyone was
jovial and full of the true Christ
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a grand and glorious meeting. Mrs.
McCrary was a perfect hostess and
served delicious refreshments to
her guests. Bridge prizes were
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BEAUTY ATTENDS PARTY
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