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camp troop which they named Net ab, meaning Friendship The troop is made up of four patrols each patrol having it's own leader The leaders meet with the troop captain and plan the program for the day. This latter group is called the Court of Honor and all mat ters of discipline are brought be- fore it.
 Tuesday and Wednesday nights at the regular Campfire Hour, the Five-a la Mode and Horsefly Pa trols put on special stunts includ- ing fmpromptu plays, songs and dances. Last night and tonight the Silver Fox and Skeeter Patrols are in charge of the stunts.
 Visit Lighthouse
 Tuesday. June 12 was a big day for the troop. MT. Johnstone of Sentinel Island Lighthouse came to the camp following up his persona invitation of the preceding Friday to visit the lighthouse. The day being the birthday of two of his sons, Charlie and Mike Johnstone, ten and six respectively, the girls were divided into two parties, the first group making the visit in the morning the other in the after noon. The day was clear and warm and the hospitality shown the girls by the Johnstone family served to make the trip a delightful exper- fence.
 Highlights of Week
 Other highlights of the week in- cluded watching a two-hundred- year-old tree being felled and a short hike up to Windfall Lake.
 Saturday the troop has been in- vited to walk over the new Eagle River suspension bridge just being completed by Forest Service crew of four men.
 AS the weather has been SO un- certain no outdoor program has been planned for next Sunday, but the girls will have a series of dem- and exhibits for visit ors. The demonstrations will in clude those of first aid, fire build ing and group-singing. These will start sometime between 2 and 3 Sunday afternoon and continue al intervals until o'clock. Visitor. hours will be from II a. m. to 8:3( D. m.
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SHIPS 5s TIERCEs

E. E. Engstrom, local buyer for the Sebastian Stuart Fish Com- pany, shipped 53 tierces of mild cured salmon, approximately 31 tons. to his principals at Seattle on the Northland today. MT. Eng strom also received on the North land supply of tierces and salt for curing.
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MISSES FRASER LEAVE
 FOR VACATION TRIP

The Misses Elizabeth and Bertha Fraser are passengers on the Prin- cess Norah which left this morn- ing enroute south to enjoy a six weeks vacation. They plan to visit in Washington and California.
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MRS. AL. LUNDSTROM, JR, LEAVES FOR TWO MONTH
 VISIT WITH RELATIVES

Mrs. Al. Lundstrom, Jr., left for the south on the Princess Norah and will spend the next two months visiting relatives at La Grande, Ore.
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City League
NEW TELEPHONE DIRECTORY

A new telephone book will be issued by us about July l and all advertisers will please see that their ad copy is in our hands not later than June 25 Thank you.
 JUNEAU AND DOUGLAS adv. TELEPHONE COMPANY.
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MIR. AND MRS. R. s. RICHARDS ARE PARENTS or BABY GIRL BORN EARLY THIS MORNING

MT. and Mrs R, s. Richards are the parents of 7-pound baby girl born at their residence on the Gla- tier Highway at 6 o'clock this morning, Both Mrs. Richards and her daughter, Rick Richards, are doing nicely.
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MUNCO HURLS E. HIT CAME;
 PIRATES LOSE
Brooklyn Pitcher Turns in Ninth Victory of
 Season

PITTSBURGH, Pa, June 15. - Van Mungo pitched a.five-hit a ball game over ten inning route yes- terday afternoon to gain his ninth victory ~of the season as Brook lyn turned back the Pirates by a score of to g.
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baromer1c low Southwestern and Territory is lowest Southeast and normal Northern AL weather the Interior peraures have risen most of the Territory
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GIANT ITALIAN
 CARNERA GIVEN GREAT BEATING
Primo Knocked Down FL even Times-Eight Is
 Stoppedb yReferee

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GAMES THURSDAY Pacific Coast League

Pacific Coast League Seattle 3; Missions l. San Francisco 4; Sacramento Fourteen innings. Los Angeles 2; Oakland 6. Portland 4, 2; Hollywood 8. 1.
 National League Brooklyn 3; Pittsburgh 2. Boston g; St. Louis 12. Philadelphia 4; Chicago 6. New York 3; Cincinnati 0.
 American League Cleveland II; Philadelphia T. St. Louis o; New York T. Chicago 1; Washington 5. Boston-Detroit, rain.
 City League Legion 5; Douglas 1.
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Round Nine

carnera seemed weaker as he came up. This time Baer stalked him like a panther. Cameras courage was not undermined and he crowded forward, jarring Baer off his balance with a left. Baer missed a left to the head. but drove a right to the body. Max then smashed a right to Cameras chin as the left swung into low terri tory again. Camera did not com plain, but shot two right upper
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There was no let-up to the fierce action. AS they came out the champion was staggered when Baer smashed another right to the head. Like some strange monster fighting for his life Carnera hung desperately to the challenger When the bell rang he wobbled like on rubber legs to his corner, his face a bloody mass and his lips twice the normal size. It was Baer's round.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
(COntinued.)

UNUSUAL & INTERESTING.
One apartment, living room, dining room,
kitchen, two bed rooms and bath.
MERIDIAN HILL STUDIOS. 1888 15th ST.
Also apartment. living room. dining room.
kitchen. Two or three bed rooms and three
baths
Porches, open fireplaces. Frigidaire.
Furnished or unfuTnished.
1888 10th ST., NEAR EUCLID.
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DESIRABLE HOUSES
FOR RENT
At Very Reasonable Rent.
T.. Lax C4oI Co-I,+,o,,


In Very Good Condition.
2535 Wyoming ave. n.w.-12 T.. b.,
1eos !" Bachanss B; fhalase St. n.vIs r. b. '1oo'oo
14fi K st. n.W-1f r. 2 b....;. 1l7.50
1880 Madison st. n.w;-9 r.. 8 b..
11s s%! Rsl.nd SKsy sy az en- 1sSt e. Md-ii = 1880
b, gar garage. s ami. key at iii. 1000
1725 Lamont st nw.-9r, 3 b., gar, 10000
B.. ami, gar key at G09) -, $500
ami. garage. key at 3so5J 1000
42ss ssrsse Ssth Key K RsS at 4Sos s D. am $500
sig 5Kss Fern !, St 5,a} 1w-s rms b. ami. $500
1922 irving s.; nEms r. p law 8. 10
ami. garage. tKey at 7435 -. 5000
5sea earass sand ikey s; st 5s16i q b. ami 5000
4ss sif.sssaa ss4ass st. ksy al 4I55 EIH5 b, 5000
rage. key at 1siD. D........... 5000
1903 D st dxs1 nea7 a. 1f3ai' D. ami ga 5000
key at i2aaj " - $500 5000
ami (Key at II2o} ........:. 49.5o
ami. gar. GKey at b at. I6001 475O
Key at i740 Bay ST., basement. 475O
1o3s 3s.1 1oth II io211 81 p,e-e r. b. ami. 475o
111S over, Fl ne = b. ami. 1-so
| tkey at 114p. basement ........ 4I.5O
| 1915 4Sth st. NV r. b........ $500
| 1436 W st s.e.-5 r, b........ 1000
b. ami. gar ,iKey. at 348) -. 1000
key at is4s1 =. y. |,-N.' .....: ~ 1880
7Key at store, $3.50 ~ - !......- '' $3.50
saTase. key at 655 Morton1 -. - $3.50
COLORED-HOUSES
at I92D 49,: - ~ ..''.'. $40 so
key at 532j :. ...44..:......" l-.'.' ~ ~ 1000
314 v st. nw-6 r. b.. lat, gas.
key at 310l l............. ....... $500
iatTohe tkey at 6475 -.' ~ 300 275o
1Key at aie5 .D..!-e ---e, -. .e.', .'.. 27.5o
SKey at 5iS) ,..4":.'..-.,,.. '.' O.' '4.', $500
at at ao6 - T., NV, sas . 2b.oo
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309 18th ST. Sc.

SUI 18th 81. S.E.
Two rooms. kitchenette and bath. front
and back porches-
ONLY $3.50.
THOMAS A. JAMESON CO.,
9O6 N Y Ave. NV. MA. 5526.
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CHEW CHASE

8,o5O-EASY TERMS.
Sold l93O-for S12 0O0-6 rooms. tiled
bath with shower INV h. hwd floors fire.
place blower on furnace metal weather.
stripped: lot 60x157: trees. flowers and rum
ming stream.
inns 18th CT NV MA Q453
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MARIETTA PARK-S6.5 500.

In popular Marietta Park. this attractive
English-style home is an outstanding nc by:
Located within two squares OF 14th St tIa-
koma) car line and near neighborhood stores.
Six large rooms, real open fireplace IN Hv-
ing room, built-in tile. bath with shower
two rear porches all in new-house condi-
rion. An opportunity you cannot AFFORD 70
miss. Easy terms Ph9ne v ,esa
Evenings. 3 to Q. CO. 2322.
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THE WOBURN
1910 KALORAMA RID. NV
Just North of Columbia RdD
Several apartments available i'll this
attractive building. Elevator. switch
board, electric refrigeration. Resident
manager.
4 rms. kit. & bath. $500
2 r. k, T. h.. b., por. SAT so to $3.50
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B. F. SAUL co.

MA 21Oo. 925 15th St NV.
CCLoRED-l765 YOU ST. NW.-s ROOMS
and bath: centrally located: $3.50.
CHARLES E TkIBBYS SONS. S14 District
National Bank Bldg. Phone DI. 477s.
REFINED COLORED-737 End ST. NV
Eight rooms and bath. excellent condition.
Call National 2345. 81
COLORED
$40 21st st. n.w.-Bay-vindow brick g
rooms and bath; in wonderful condition. See
this house at once: S35 month. BOSS &
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Under SAUL Management
LA RENE

5425 CONN AVE. NV
Electric refrigeration on house cur
rent. Elevator and switchboard serv-
ices. Open and lighted at night. Resi-
dent manager.
2 r. k, da. & b. $3.50 to S62 so
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.
(Cantinuedl

821 11th ST Me- ROOMS. BATH;
ami; excellent condition; key at 623.
Line. o452.
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CASH FOR YOUR CAR. Highest
prices paid. Superior Motor Cars.
Inc 1920 l4th street NV.
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ga CASH IN S MINUTES.
- BARNES MOTOR co.

See Mr.. Barnes before you sell your
Ford or Chevrolet or any other
make Or will pay unpaid balance
and give you difference in cash. See
Mr.. Barnes, 1929 l4th st, NV. DE-
catur $500. Open 9 till 9.
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MT. PLEASANT, 1909 Hobart st.-Furnished
room, southern exposure; gentlemen. b.
l435 CHAPLIN ST. NV. close-in; Al bed
room; semi-private bath. ami; extension
phone; owner home' gentleman; $50; gar
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REFINED COLORED-1923 18th ST. NV
3 rooms. kitchen and bath. $3.50; excel
lent condition. Ma. 2345. 5'
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CONGENIAL YOUNG MAN will share with
another room in nearby Va. cottage; prlVi-
leges; meals optional; reasonable. Address
PnY us Star nffce
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1914 3rd st. n.wS6 r. b. elec. $50 so
2l41 N st. nw.-1O r. 2 b.. elec. -. 5000
1909 Vermont ave. n.w-S r, b., elec. A. so
517 End st, n.w.-9 T.. b., gas. 80. 45.15 3
3I9 South Capitol st r, b., gas. a.. 35 so
424 sth st. sw,-6 Z. b., cleo: -. 3050
1913 21st st. nw.-6 r, b.. gas. 1880
zoos ST. n.w-6 r., water gas. $3.50
719 4th St n.w.-6 r. b.. gas. ..... 1880
1859 st. NE r, b., gas. ...... 30
747 Morton ST. nw-5 r. water. -. $3.50
400 School St sw-5 r. water.,.. 2050
2I3o Va; ave; nwE5 T. water r.... 1890
515 23rd St n-w--5 r. water 2o5o
33S st. s.w4 r. water--...... 1880
qlQ 4th st NV r., water...... 1880
227 D St sW-5 r. water ...... 1880
2244 18th st. n.w--5 r., gas, water. 20,50
3o4 3rd st. s.w.-5 r., water. ..... 1880
127 II St se-5 r. water r.. 1850
145 N St se-6 r. water 1880
1908 sIe St nw-4 r water 800
JAMES F. SHEA. 643 Indiana Ave. NV
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THE DUPONT
17l7 goth ST. NV.
Gas and cleo included in rent OF
small apis. Elec. refrigeration on
House Current.
3 rms. k. & b.....S47. 80 and $4,000
rms, K. & b....... 5000 to 81. so
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1921 CONN. AVE. NV.

1908 CONN. AVE. NV.
CONN. AVE. AT FLORIDA AVE
Conveniently located eight-story.
elevator building. Several apartments
command pleasing view of city. Free
electric refriseration. Resident Manager
3 rms. kit. and bath. ....... $3.50
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

REGISTERED ENGLISH SETTER. is months
Hammer, rear 1926 10th st. NV. MA. 2674.
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PIANO WANTED.

Small grand urgently needed in local mu-
sic settlement: for use only by teacher and
quest performers. loan desired for preferably
long period, toward possible purchase. Call
Decatur 0627.
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WILTSHIRE MANOR, 1888 10Th st. NV
Artlstlcaly furnished studio room. with
shower; also lovely outside double room:
1874 LANIER PL. (near 18th and Col, rd)
Warm, attractive room. next bath; Weu Kept
rODppuial hOme reasonable,
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DRESDEN

CONN AVE. & KALORAMA ROAD
tSouth Of Million-Dollar Bridge
Spacious apartments. Electric re-
frigeration. Large. bright rooms with
high ceilings. Twenty-four-hour switch
board and elevator service.
rms. kit. bath. .......... .S12500
D rms. kit. baths. ........ 1890
Apartments Lighted in Evening
Resident Manager
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

MONKEY; Bostons Esouimo. fox terriers.
collieS and other breeds; also gold and tropi-
cal fishes. rabbits. guinea pigs. singing cana
rieS. parrots and other pets and supplies.
Imported leeches iust arrived. Schmid's Pet
FnDnrlnm 10 10Th ST NV
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PIANO BARGAINS for the holiday trade in
Cable & Sons, upright $50: Howard. $50;
Stien S125. ike new; Lestor upright. slisht-
" used. S135: Lindeman & Sons grand.
S2a5: one used Crane. S265: several other
pianos Pianos rented for all occasions. low
rents and accommodating terms Hugo
Morch ITO G NV Est 1870
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Small cash payment and balance month,
until paid No renewals Gail GEorsT
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424O-2 39th ST. NV. AT WISCONSIN AVE.
Two rooms kitchen. bath. S45; electric re-
frigeration on house current. Janitor on
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oCKS FROM WHITE

DOWNTOWN BLOCKS FROM WHITE
House furnished or unfurnished; beautiful
tile bath and kitchenette: will redecorate to
suit tenant; Inquire TALLY-HO TAVERN,
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WANTED-AUTOMOBILES.

by auction on Wednesday or Saturday. 10
am weschler's, 915 NV National 12s1
Quick. satisfactory method
FORD CHEVROLET or other light cars;
vii, pay more than any one IN city. FREQ
L. Morgan, l34l l4th NV. NO. l0096.
WILL PAY CASH for 1888 Ford. Chevrolet
or Plymouth coach or sedan. Mr.. Metcalfe.
q
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N. w. DETROIT and
FERNDALE

OF this locality, will visit his mo-
Their in Alabama soon
Ferndale
Mrs. c. II. Davis. 20127 Indiana
street. who has been quite Ill, is
improving.
The Community Breakfast Club
will again start their regular
meetings. Monday. Sept 10, at
Grant School. All members are
requested to attend the meetings.
Anna b. Thomas, 21060 Michel
dale, after a weeks visit In Lans-
ing returned home Sunday. She
reports having had pleasant
time.
Mr. Murphy operator of gaso-
line station in this locality. has
been on the sick list, but Is inn
proving.
Little Ernie Rohn. who recently
celebrated her fourth birthday. re-
ccivcd many pretty gifts from
friends.
Mrs. Dorsey. OF Mltchefdale has
been seriously i'll, but is much i'm
proved al this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Curry and
sister. Mrs. Miller of Ypsilanti.
spent sunday and Labor Day with
their cousin. Anna Eaton Thomas.
2l0G0 Mitcheldalc street. Mr. and
Mrs. Curry were recently married.
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ST. JOHNS PRESBYTERIAN
Cor. Madison and Dubois

The Bi-monthly communion SER
vice was celebrated last Sunday
norning. A forceful spiritual ser.
mon was delivered by the pastor.
Rev. John l.. Coleman from the
dual texts John 1929 and Philli-
plans 3:10. dealing with the rela-
tionship of Jesus TO men.
Next Sunday Is the annual
Home Coming Day" Mrs. Hazel
Leonard. licensed Baptist
preach and director of the Detroit
Community School conducted by
the Detroit Council OF Religious
Education. will be the speaker. All
who have heard her before know
the treat In store for them. The
public is invited to hear her. At
torney Ramon Martinez was ac-
cepted into full membership in
the church.
The Non Pareil Club met on
Friday evening. Sept. 7th with
Mrs. l.. f. Johnson. The president.
Mrs. Lulu Rogers named the
standing committees for the year.
An entertainment was planed for
Oct. 9TH at the newly decorated
manse. Following the business
vacation experiences were told by
Mesdames Nellie Thompson, Ger
trtide Henderson, Alma Doe. Rev.
Coleman and others. Mrs. Troit
Grear gave a very pleasing reci-
tation.
Mrs. Mamie McCary and Rev. s..
Williford were the special guests
Refreshments were served by the
hostess
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RUSSELL STREET BAPTIST
Rn. VI. +. Parrish, pastor

It schedule of the services Is
as follows:
Sunday School 3 a. M. preach
ing IL a. M; prayer meeting.
Wednesday s p. m; B. Y. p. L..
Sundays $3.50 p. m; Helping Hand
Missionary meetings Thursdays 3
p. M; Bible study Saturdays S p.
IN.
Rev. NJ. p. Parrish and family
are attending the National Baptist
Convention In Oklahoma. G. f..
Jones OF the Russell Street
Church Gospel Chorus Is also at
tending the convention.
Miss MRella Marlborough has re-
turned from a visit TO the Century
OF Progress In Chicago.
Mrs Laura Owens. l150 Hague,
in Commissioning from illness.
Miss Nettie Mahony is on the
sick list.
The church, extends sympathy
to Mrs. Banks and the Coleman
family for their bereavement
caused by the death OF Mrs. II
Coleman.
Atty. N. w. Ware OF Jackson
was a visitor in the city last week
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VERNON CHAPEL A. NJ. +.
$3.50 4. 7-Mle Road
Rev. l.. ID. Johnson, pastor

On August 81. the Junior Lea
que OF the church gave a play en-
titled Wonderland" 1t provided
a delightful evening for the little
ones. The play was an original
production by Mrs. Leona r. Will
son. The theme song. Vernon"
was also one Of her original
poems.
The solo by Mrs. Bessie camp
ply. was good; also the reading
by Mrs. McRae. Others on pro-
gram were: Gladys Moore, Vera
and Ernestine Kemp, Marie and
Rosa Evans; Beulah, Richard. Jes-
sc and Diana Wilson. Barbara and
Marie Jones: James and Leona
White; Harold Ralph and Arthur
Lee; Dorothy. Harriet and Helen
Hardy; Juliaetle Dorns. Theresa
Davis. Ernest and Laura Dean,
Ruth McCur. Estell and Edna Beu-
ford
Visitors included Mrs. Diana
Gardner, verlee Butler and others.
At the recent conference the
pastor was returned 10 tne cnurcn
for the ensuing year. To the MEM
bers and many friends of Vernon
Chapel, he addresses the following
words:
IL take this method TO express
my most profound gratitude 10 you
for the very hearty cooperation
which you gave me during the con-
ference year just closed. 1t was a
pleasure to serve you to the best
~ my ability. 1t affords me even
greater pleasure 10 be privileged
10 serve YOU for another twelve
months. | am soliciting your sim
cere prayers and hearty co-opera-
ton for the ensuing year."
(Signed)
Rev l.. b. Johnson
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TABERNACLE BAPTIST
CHURCH

The senior choir of Tabernacle
Baptist Church Is making great
preparations for the opening OF
the seasons "pre-twilight' must.
Gale. Sunday. Sept. 16, at p. M
Some of Detroit's best musical
talent will participate on the pro-
grams including-Miss Irma Nor
ris. pianist; Dewitt Jones. BARI
tone; Hersey Perry. baritone; and
many others. The choir under the
able direction of Malinda Perry
Farmer. is planning to bring to-
the church and TO Detroit bigger
and better programs for theig
'pre-twilight' mnsicales and rev
sular concert presentations.
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NEW VT MORIAH CHURCH

The schedule of services is as
follows:
5. $. . a. m: preaching IL a. m.
evening Worship s p. m.
There were 1875 in attendance at
s. S. last Sunday. also many WISH
tors.
In the absence Of Pastor Murray
Rev Childs was in charge of the
services, his morning theme being
Come To Jesus Ii was beautiful
~ illustrated.
All enjoyed b. y. u. u. at $50.
with President j. Harrison con-
Quoting. Many visitors were pre-
sent.
The evening worship was In
spring. Rev. Childs preached a
splendid sermon 10 large con-
gregation. The public is always
welcome.
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ST. PAUL 4. VI. T.. CHURCH
Jay and theme SITS.

Seeking Our Brethren" will be
subject OF RcN. Charleston's SER
mon sunday morning as ST. aul
1915 a. m.
Forward viii be subject of
sermon Sunday evening. 500.
Sunday School convenes at 9:l5
a. III. with Rev. Il. A. Schley. Supt.
The Allen Christian Endeavor
League convenes at $3.50 D III. with
Fred Bradley acting president.
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Collegians Program
A F in e Success

The intercollegiate program,
held Sunday Sept. 9 at ST. James
I. NJ. r. Church. under the auspi-
ces OF the Epworth League of the
church, proved to be grand af-
TAR. a large crowd attended.
The various selections rendered
by Representatives of outstanding
colleges were excellent. The topic
OF discussion Does A College Edu
elton Make One Less Fit For Re-
ligious Work. presented by AL
fred Stevenson OF Wayne Univer-
i'y and Arthur Simmons OF the
University of Michigan was unus-
lallv interesting. Members the
audience participated in the dis
clssiOn
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Church Choirs Plan
A Musical Program


A splendid musical program will
be presented Sunday afternoon,
Sept. l6. at g.: o'clock. OF King
Solomon Church. by the senior
choirs OF that church and New Bet
hel Baptist.
The combined efforts of these
two excellent choirs will assure
the public and friends of an I'M
unual musical treat. Eoch church
Will also support its choir. in a
financial contest at the close of
the program.
G. c. Wyatt is director OF New
Bethers senior choir; Albert Har-
ris being director and pianist of
King Solomon's choir.
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PRETTY CHURCH WEDDING IS
SOLEMNIZED AT MISTER

Womack Temple c. NJ. f. Church
at Inkster. Michigan was the scene
OF pretty wedding. Sunday. Sept.
2 at l p. m. when Miss Mary Laney
OF Washington, ID. c. became the
bride OF Hiram McNeeley OF Ink
ster. The service vas read by Rev.
+. VI. Dozier.
The bridal party walked down
the aisle 10 the strains OF the we'd
ding march. played by Miss Alice
Bolden. Miss Laney had only one
attendant Miss Rosa Mae Adams
Of ST. Louis, No. The bridesmaids
father. Chesier Adams. was best
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ST. JAMES q. Il. HOLINESS
CHURCH
IT. Antoine mt Superior

Pastor S. j. Bowman was greatly
inspired at having the elder here
TO conduct his fourth quarterly
meeting. Many visitors were also
present and the program was a
great success.
The revival meeting will be con-
Quoted at s o'clock each evening
through this week.
S. S. Is at 10 a. IN. The public is
invited.
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Bear. The Eagle And The Rising
Sun"
A great day at Hartford marked
the close of the meeting at Beau
bien and Alexandra when fifty
were baptized. Others are yet to
be merged. The Ordinance of HUI
manity was celebrated.
Sunday night. September 16. the
subject will be Gods Rubbish
Heap" Evangelist Laurence will
make the discourse clear. with
moving picture illustrations. Every
body is welcome. Regular services
each Sabbath. at Cobb and Hart
ford street.
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man; and little jeanette Bolden.
flower girl.
The bride wore a white satin
gown. fashioned with slight train
high neck and back cut 10 the
waistline. over which she wore a
shore jacket and carried bou-
quet OF rosebuds.
Miss Adams wore gown OF blue
lace and carried an arm bouquet of
pink asters.
Following the ceremony recep-
zion was held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Adams of Isabelle st.
An out-of town CUES, was Miss
Payetla Waller OF Detroit.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-09-15
CHURCH ACTIVITIES AND RELIGIOl IS WORK

b. Y. p. U. $40; prayer meeting,
) p. IN. Wednesday; Missionary
meeting. Mondays s D. m.
Pastor Crouch spent an enjoy
able session at the Baptist State
convention recently held in Jack
son.
The public is welcome at this
church.