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The Michigan chronicle. [volume], April 21, 1945, SECOND NEWS SECTION, Page PAGE SIXTEEN, Image 16
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PAGE SIXTEEN
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Eulogy Of FDR
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their service project for the current school
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conscientiously are these four officers of the
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Wacs on stage of the San Antonio Municipal
Auditorium. Men returned from overseas are
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club. Left to right: Geneva Jennings. Theresa
Wallace. Esther Miles and Juanita Frazier.
Each girl wears the informal Girl Reserve
uniform, skirt and white blouse with blue
G.R. tie.—Photo by Fowler.
av/aiting new assignments at Army Ground
and Service Forces Redistribution station at
Fort Sam Houston.—U.S. Army Signal corps
photo from Bureau of Public relations.
Rev . J. H. Johnson’s
28th Anniversary
Sever* 1 prominent nuni>ters <>f i
Detroit joined with the Rev. .1. H.
Johnson, p.istor of Friendship B.ip
tist chinch, in eommemo:ating his j
twenty-eighth anniversary as pas
tor nf • n church, in week long
schedule of sermons and programs
which terminated Sunday. April B.
at 3:00 p. m. with a paper shower. 1
I.od by acting assistant Pastor Wm
H. Wright, and Mrs Anna Brown,
president of the Fiiendship Nurses’ i
guild, the member;, and well-wish
ers of Rev. J. H. Johnson showered
him. pinning paper money on him ,
in all denominations. In about
twenty minutes, over MfifiOO was
pinned on. with the ladies winning !
an unprecedented victory over the
Annual Youth
Confab In Ohio
The Annual youth conference
will he held at Toledo. Ohm-Indi
ana Avenue Branch YMCA and
Third Baptist church, April 27-20.
GlostPr B Current, executive sec
retary of the Detroit Branch
NAACr. will he guest speaker at
the Banquet meeting, Friday eve
ning.
Worship service and workshop
periods will highlight Saturday s
program. The social programs will
he held Saturday at the Indiana
Avenue YMCA gym The theme of
the conference is “Ynut.h Calls F<>r
Action in Bringing World Peace.’’
Girl Scouts In
Family Hour Sun.
Girl Scout Troop No 20 of St.
Stephens AMR church will spon
sor a Family Hour Sunday. April
22, at St. James CME church, at
0 pm.
’ What Can Be Done *o Make
Home Life Happy’’" will he the
theme of the program Mrs. Ethic
Jacobs is the troop leader. The
program will be presented under
the allspices of the St James F.p
wortn league. Mrs. Dorothy Cm -
tnis, president The Rev. A. R.
Du is is pastor.
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men. Up to the present lime ,
SIOB6 35 has been raised in the an
niversary.
• * *
REV. .?. II JOHNSON was ( idled |
to pastor Friendship Baptist church
in 1917 from Atlanta. Ga, where
he was pastor of West Hunter
Street Baptist church, and has pas- j
tored here every since. It will be
remembered that last year on Jan
16 Friendship Baptist church held
their mortgage burning ceremon- i
ies. and since then have made mim- j
emus improvements. One of them j
is the installing of an organ, now in j
process.
Some of the pastors who helped
to make this anniversary a success
were: the Rev Mr. L. T Clay.
Trace Baptist; the Rev. Mr. Wm.
1 Farrell. New Grace Biplist; iho
1 Rev. Mrs. T S. Boone. King Soln
nmn; the Rev. A. M. Martin. New
Light Baptist, ttie Rev. Mrs. J. S.
Lloyd; ntid the Rev. Mr. H. E.
Owens, Mt. Olive Baptist church
Rrv. Johnson, in expressing his
gratitude to his members, stated:
■ I am more grateful for what you
i have done for me. because I know
it i.S from the heart. If it were in
mv power, I would gather you all
to my breast, and take you home
to God.” _ __
Retired Baptist
Minister Dies
\ -
l The Rev. Mr. Leslie Florence. 89,
! retired Baptist minisier. died at
! his home. 222 Thornton street. S„
I Brownsville, Pa„ last week. Rev.
Florence had been a resident of
Brownsville for 65 years, lie was
the founder of Ihe First Baptist
(hur n of Maxwell
He leaves to mourn their loss his
widow Mrs. Julia Florence; nine
children- four sons and five daugh
ters; and a host of relatives and
friends.
T’e Navy had achieved a *ntal
Mrcngth la t February 1 of 3 242 400
' Mtlicrrs and men. In addition, t-be Mu
lin es had 474.814 and the ('oast Guard
; 170. IV). The Navy Department re
po:ted only 24 to 25 per cent of the
Na\ ,tl service i« billeted ashore, eitti
■ cr at home or abroad.
New Mt. Moriah
Baptist Marks
Anniversary
The Greater New Mt. Moriah
Baptist church senior usher board
will be celebrating its 29th anni
versary April 19-20. Programs will
be given by the following churches;
Galilee Baptist church; Sacred
Cross Baptist chutch; and others.
A musical program will be pre
-ented April 22 after which the
Rev Mr. R W. Wright of Mt. Zion
Biptist church will preich the an
niversary sermon. The public is
v. cicome .
To Present Grand
Musical April 22
A Grand Musical will he spon
sored by ihe Rose of Sharon Chorus
at Ebenezer AME church. Brush at
Willis streets. April 22. 7 45 p m.
Members of the executive board
arc: Mrs M. E Richardson, presi
dent; James Felton, director; Mrs.
Steward, organist; and Mis. E. Tay
lor, pianist.
Symphony Choir
Hosts To Many
■ " ■ ■■ *
The Rev. Mr J. T. Thomas of
Calvary B.iptist church, spoke from
the theme, •’Three Speeds With
God" at the Sunday morning ser
vice.
At 3 p m the Symphony choir
celebrated its twenty-fourth anni
versary with visiting choirs from
various churches throughout the
city as guests.
Church Worker To
Cincy Conference
Mrs. Audrey Boulding. Highland
Park correspondent for Thr Michi
gan Chronicle, has left Detroit for
the Annual Methodist Lexington
Conference at Cincinnati, Ohio
Mrs. Boulding is a conference of
ficer. director nf Child en’s Work.
* and secretary of the Children’s
| Work of the Board of Education
and the Woman’s Society of Chrts
! tian Service.
To Celebrate
29 Years Work
The board of deaeons of the
Russell Street Baptist church.
Russell at Alger, will celebrate
their 29th anniversary April 22. at
8 pm.
The Rev. Mr. S. C Campbell is
pastor of the church, which i<
planning to erect a SIOO,OOO graded
■ churrh plant It is hoped that
building will begin about June 1
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