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Last chapter tells of Aunt Sally reaching Detroit.

The two organizers, Ernest and Ruby King, believe their program will help the church increase its effectiveness in the black community.

Classified title listing includes services and recreational, fraternal, church and other organizations.

Interprets significance of 1967 Riot from viewpoint of black workers.

Summarizes papers and discussions at a conference of Detroit area workers called by News and Letters

Council, formerly called Negro Leadership Conference, is chaired by Dr. W. W. Plummer. Constitution was examined at Grand Rapids Human Relations Commission.

Gives Committee officers as Eddie Tolan, Chairman; Horace White, Secretary.

Describes extradition cases involving Grand Rapids resident, formerly of Mississippi, and a Detroit war plant employee, formerly of Alabama, both accused, in their home states, of "assault with intent to murder."

Directory of "business and professional people who sponsored the fall trade week drive," has pictures of BTWA and Housewives League Presidents.

Tells origin, purposes, progress of this "inter-denominational group of parishes on the Southeast side of Detroit," under direction of the Reverend Bob Baldwin.