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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-12-15
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
CHURCH

Last Sunday night, the Prese'
Truth Hall. at 1856 Garfield ave
}. was crowded. The early-comer
; heard the second OF tho rsading
OF the week OF prayer. which an
nually precedes the Christmas
holidays. The interesting subject.
THE Seal of Cod. was afterwards
presented, the text being Exodus
20:11.
The subject next Sunday night
will be 1.-THE Mark Of the Beast.
The public is. invited to come out
and hear the wonderful expiana-
ton of the theme.
Special services are held Friday
and Sunday nights. Sabbath ser
vices begin ut 2:3o p. m Every
body is welcome. Bible questions
are answered.
Regular services are held at
Cobb and Hartford street, each
SABBATH. beginning with Sunday
School at 1880 p. m.
The II. A. S. S. Club will present
Paul A. Smith. tenor. OF New York
Aeolian Concert Company, in a
recital at the Lucy thurman Branch
Y. W. c. A.. Dec. 27. 8 p. m. Mr..
Smith Is a Detroit product. He was
formerly baritone. but under the
expert training OF an italian
master, he has become an excellent
tenor.
Mrs. Fannie White Poole will |
appear on program with him.
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St. Luke A.M.E. Zion Turns Over Financial
Banner To Turne Chapel c. ME-

The Union Choirs of Maconb
County met at Turner's Chapel c.
NJ. r.. Church. last Sunday at 3 D.
m, with Miss Christine Monroe az
mistress Of ceremonies. An inter-
testing program was rendered
Among the participants were the
First Baptist group, OF East De-
troit; ST. Luke's A. NJ. f., also OF
Detroit Good Hope Baptist Church;
New Haven Choir. vinson Chapel
Morning Star Church. Turner's
Chapel c. NJ +. raised the highest
amount in collection and received
the financial banner, which had
been held by St Luke a. M E'Zion
Bap,. Quinn Itd. appeared on pro-
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Evangelistic Meeting
At Ebenezer Sunday

The monthly eyangelistic meet
ing will be held Sunday, Dec. lG.
at D. IN. at Ebenezer A. NJ. L.
Church. 545 Erskine street. Rev.
G. w. Baber is pastor. The speak
er for the occasion Will be Rev.
Mrs. Mabel Stewart. pastor OF
Bfaekwell Temple A. NJ f. Zion
Church. Special Gospel music will
be rendered by New Salem Baptist
singers and others.
Evangelist Josephine Mantas Is
chairman OF the meeting. The pub
lie is cordially invited
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NEW ST. MATTHEWS BAPT.
CHURCH

The pastor, Rev. w. NJ. Rober-
son, preached a very stirring SER
mon last Sunday morning, text,
st. Luke 1;l2. subject "Unloaded"
a musical program was also pre-
scented at p. m, for the benefit
OF Mrs. Robertson.
AT the evening service. the pas
tor preached from Acts 1876, sub
ject. Prayer" Sunday afternoon,
Dec. l6, at 3 o'clock. Rev. s. J..
Glover. of Morning Star Baptist
Church. will preach.
The public Is always welcome at
this church.
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ST. PAUL A. NJ. u. CHURCH
Jay And Chene Streets
Rev. j. A. Charleston, Pastor

The eyangelistic campaign. con-
Quoted by DR.. G. ID. Hayden, con-
tinues this week and will close
Sunday night. DR.. Hayden breaches
every night at 7 o'clock The pub
lice is invited to attend any or all
OF these services.
The Sunday School, under the
direction OF Rev. K. A. Schley. will
convene at 9:15 a. m.
The Allen Christian Endeavor
League will convene at 600 p. m.
with Miss Evelyn Simmons, as
president presiding.
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ST. CYPRIANS EPISCOPAL
Cor. 2Sth and Milford

Rev. Father Lewis. priest, an
nounces services for the summer
first Sunday. at 10:45 a. m.
Mathis Sung Mass and Sermon,
other Sundays. at 10:45 a. IN.
Weekly. Low Mass, Wednesday,
Friday. and Saints Days. at Z a.
m.
Confessions every Saturday eve-
ming. from to 8.
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A C II. LEAGUE NO 9

A special A. G. Il. League pro-
gram will be presented at Greater
Bethel A. M. T.. Church. Dec. IS,
subjectI'Should Young Men Be
Taught Home Economies? II will
be lead by Mr.. Irwin and will prove
OF interest to all young people.
young men in particular. A musi-
cal program will also be featured.
The public is invited to attend.
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gram after collection, and were
followed by Hamlet Temple OF g.
Mile Road. Turner Chapel's choir.
the home group. ended the pro-
gram. Morning Star was awarded
one dollar. for having been the
first choir present after . O'Clock.
The next meeting OF the Choir
Union will be held on the second
sunday in January. at Morning
star Church. Robinson street. Mt.
Clemens. The motto is "co-opera-
ton Everybody is invited.
Rev X Manning OF Mt Clemens.
Is president OF the Union: Mrs. A.
Jones. OF Detroit, secretary.
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CHURCH ACTIVITIES AND RELIGION WORK : $:$::=$
Union Chiors of Macomb County Meet at Mt Glen,

attended services and listened to
La very fine sermon. preached by
the pastor. The subject was
"Ever-Present Evil"
"The Pencil OF Life" was dis
cussed at the league hour. by T.
Craig. Sunday morning. l6, the
pastors subject will be why the
Church," II will be in keeping
with the drama. 1.-THE Lost Church"
which will be presented by the
Silent Workers Club, OF st. Steph-
en- A. NJ. K. Church, Sunday even
ing at the regular service hour.
The public Is invited.
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MADISON BAPTIST CHURCH
1862 Madison avenue

a musical program will be rem
dered at this church. Sunday al
ternoon, Dec. 1G. under the spon-
sorship of the usher board. direct
ed by Mr.. Marshall.
The Live Wires. King David
Singers. and Mt. Zion Harmony
Five will appear on the program
The public is invited to attend this
program. especially young minis.
ters. Rev. G. Ball is pastor.
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NEW MI. ZION PRIMITIVE
BAPTIST CHURCH
1898 Leland

On Dec. "a. there will be an old
time watch meeting" all night
long. The public is invited to at
tend. Free lunch will be served.
The Mt. Zion Quartet will fur
nish the music, assisted by other
talent. Other pastors and
choirs are invited to participate.
Rev. Parrish. OF Russell Street
Church, will preach a special SER
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The Tribune Independent makes charges for
publishing church items of reasonable length,
when received at this office before Mondays
We have a job-printing department. however, and
would greatly appreciate being given the opportunity
to print of the tickets, programs, placards,
dodgers, and similar work. which local churches
frequently having DONE At least feel this paper
should be given opportunity make bid for such
Jobs of printing.
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mon at a. m. Christ mas morning.
Rev. U. s. McGhee OF Israel Bap-
fist Church, will also preach at 6
a. IN. Pastor f. Freeman will make
closing remarks. Everybody is well
come.
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CHRISTMAS CANTATA
At New Bethel uaptist

The New Bethel Chorus will
render a Christmas cantata, en-
titled, THE Christ Child" We'd
nesday night, Dec. 26. at 8 O'Clock
at New Bethel Baptist Church
Willis and Hastings.
Mrs. 4. L. Reece is directress I;
Rev II. II. Coleman. pastor.
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ST. JAMES r. Il. HOLINESS
CHURCH
N. Antoine. Mt Superior

Rev. r.. J. Bowman. the pastor.
was glad to have with him last
Sunday the ruling elder. who held
successful quarterly meeting.
The elder preached from Isaih. II
was an inspired message.
s. s. was held at 10 a. M: SER
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METROPOLITAN BAPTIST
CHURCH

Sunday morning. Dec. l6, Pastor
A. c. Williams will continue speak
ing from the Book OF Revelations
HIS subject will be- "Trumpets OF
Judgement" The senior choir
choir will render the music. direct
ed by Mrs. Andrews, assisted
by Mrs. Louise Williams.
Sunday night, the young Rev.
Lamar Thrasher will deliver the
sermon. Everybody is invited TO
attend.
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CITY USHER BOARD UNION
The .ushers turned out Sunday,

Union semi-annual program. There
were sixteen present at the time
of roll call.
The ushers OF New Bethel re-
ceived the attendance banner; St.
Paul A. M. e.. the financial banner.
The next meeting OF the Union
Will be at Second Mt. Olive. Dec.
% at Rowena. near st. Antoine.
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vices at IL noon. 3 and 1880 p. m;
II. Y. z. u. at D. m
The sick for this week include
Mrs. Lula Davis. PSI Willis. Mrs.
Florence vorce. 1929 Adelaide;
Mrs. Mallie Noble, 1921 oath street
The church extends hearty in
lvitation to the public.
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Choir Presents Jones
f, Baritone Singer

Tabernacle Baptist Church. at
Beechwood and Milford. will pre-
sent In recital Sunday. Dec. 16. at
4 p. m. the gifted baritone singer.
Dewitt Jones under auspices Of the
senior choir. Rev. X. Pittman Is
pastor; w. Colbert president. No
charges Everybody is invited.
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NOTICE.

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Independent unless said rspre-
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ST. JAMES C. M. Il. CHURCH
vlnewOod and w. Kirby

Rev. w. J. g. McLln, pastor
Despite the inclement weather
last Sunday morning, goodly
number OF members and friends
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HARTFORD AVENUE BAPTIST
CHURCH

hFV. Z. N. Hill, pNst0r
The junior choir will render q
Christmas cantata. The Manager
of Bethlehem" on the fourth Sun
day night. Dec. 80. at s o'clock. II
will he under the direction OF Har-
lvey Ward. Jr. You are welcome
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HE hath showed thee. o nan,
what IL good; and what doeth
the Lord require Of thee, but 10
DO Justly, and 10 love mercy,
and TO wall bumbIy with thy
Godf7-Micah ess.
The Washington times., 1934-11-23

oQRIsMAN CHEVROLET SALES CO.
626 u St. n e. Lincoln 1020C
The Washington times., 1934-11-23

stove, built.in service pantry,
electric refrigerator and every
convenience necessary to COM
Portable living. The living room
had a Murphy bed cleverly con.
cealed which would take care Of
the overnight guest. The owner
will Sublet for a while and I am
sure you would be delighted
with this small unit, as it has
real charm. The rental asked
is $4,000.
FURNISHED APT, FLA. AVE.
AT NORTH CAPITOL ST.:
On my way over to the Post
office I ran across an apartment
that is very reasonable and at
the same time spacious and well
furnished. It is in one Of the
older buildings and is located on
the second floor front. Three
bedrooms across the front Of
the apartment were all taStily
furnished as was the roomy liv.
ing room. The kitchen quite
surprised me in its modern up
to-date equipment as it COM
pares favorably with the kitch'
ems in the newer apartment
buildings. The present tenant
is leaving for Florida and is
quite anxious to sublet. Now
for the surprise the rental
asked is only $75. It is located
on two carlines, one Of which
goes direct to the Navy Yard
and the other takes you down.
town to within a block or so
of the other Government De-
partmentS.
SOMERSET STREET:
In Manor Park there is an
other of these small, yet COM
pact houses. This one has five
rooms, bath, built-in garage and
breakfast room and rents for
$4,000. I have been familiar
with this neighborhood for quite
a few years and it is q real
home-like community. This
house is of brick and is semi-de-
tached. AS there is seldom a
vacancy in this part of town, I
suggest your inspection at once.
II interested In any OF the
above places. ttlI out the coupon
belo10 and / iDiH be glad to a.
vtse YOU the desired information.
The Washington times., 1934-11-23

TerrapIane, 1888 Sedan-This GAZE
job is a rare value at this U44O
price; motor is o. K.
L. p. STEUART, Inc, 1928 1Ith st.
TERRAPLANE 1884 Sedan. Radio. s
iced every 1000 miles, excellent condi.
tlon. $3.50 Pot. 5524, Apt. 4O2.
Automobiles For Sale
USED CAR BAEGAINS-Anacost Motor.
1928 Good Hope Rd. s. E.
G. DICK ENGLISH for good used cars.
215 Pa. Ave. s. E. Lincoln 0303.
BIG USED CAR sALE-Lustine-N -NichoIsop
Motor Co. Hyattsville. Md
The Washington times., 1934-11-23
Auburn

Auburn s-1OO De Luxe 1882 @9OO
SedRn-Has dual ratio ana 10 WO~W
in perfect mechanical condition; all
good tires; trade and terms.
WISCONSIN MOTORS
20Ol NJ st. N. w. DEC. 00AO
Auburn, 1889 Brougham-Orig- @11O
inal tan finish in perfect con. O3 AV
dItion. A smart looking popular type
at a bargain price.
WAKEFIELD MOTOR COMPANx
(FOrd and LlncOlnl
1888 Sherman Ave. N. w. Adams 0OOV
1888 Auburn Brougham-s wire @SCE
wheels white side wall tires. WOSO
trunk, heater, looks like new. real
bargain.
1908 I4th St. N. w. NO. VSYl
The Washington times., 1934-11-23
HOUSE ACROSS FROM
WARDMAN PARK:

On the northwest corner of
Twenty-eighth and Woodley.
within the shadow of well-known
Wardman Park, is a home that
would prove very delightful to
someone looking for the un-
usual. The exterior of the
house is of brick and the in
terror built on the center hall
plan. A living room, with fire
place, off which is porch
makes a very attractive combi-
nation; a dining room with ma
hogany furniture. a rug that
gorgeous shade of blue which
generally prevails in Chinese
coloring; a clever little break
fast room, and, Of course, the
most important part Of any
house, the kitchen and buffers
pantry. On the second floor
were four handsomely furnished
bedrooms and two baths, as well
as a sleeping porch containing
eleven large windows. On the
third floor were three finished
rooms and an immense COM
plete bath. This house is eSpe-
cially desirable in view Of its
most convenient and attractive
location. about block from
Connecticut Avenue . you have
markets, churches and schools
at your fingertipS. This can be
rented furnished. If interested
get in touch with my office.
18TH ST. APARTMENT:
Here is an unusually well fur.
nished apartment. Having trav'
elled all over the continent, the
owners have collected furniture
and knick-knackS and have as
Sembled them here in a perfect
setting. "a living room, over
looking Sixteenth Street; a bed
room the color scheme Of mauve
and green accentuating the
beauty of the furnishings; a
dinette and kitchen, the latter
being equipped with electric
The Washington times., 1934-11-23
KITS
at Reduced Prices!

20 Including our entire stock of New
and "Remade" Pianos-such famous
makes as Knabe, Weber, Fisher,
Everett. Steck, Cable-Nelson, Mel"
ville-Clark, Chickering and many
others, To make it easier for you
to buy at once, you need pay
The Washington times., 1934-11-23
! RENTAL HUNTING
tuith
Barbara Holmes

Due to the great number OF
requests for Barbara Holmes
Serutce, ALL INQUIRIES MUST
BE MADE by mail or a personal
Ctstt. Please DO NOT make
requests bv telephone.
The Washington times., 1934-11-23
Studebaker

Studebaker Sedan, 1932-Runs @CNE
perfect. looks exceptionally sDU8O
good; low price; trade and terms.
EMERSON q ORME
18th d N Sts. n. W. Dist. 500
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Pontiac

Pontiac, 1889 VS. Sedan-This QACE
late model slightly used car 0tOO
has an all-electric radio and other
extras.
L. r. STEUART, Inc, 1928 l4th 81.
Pontiac, 1888 Sedan-Low mile @EOE
age; beautiful paint job: all WOOO
good tires: trade and easy terms.
EMERSON & ORME
18th b M SITS. n. W. Dist. 800
Pontiac, 1888 4-DOor Sedan-QE0E
This car looks and runs like UOOO
new car; perfect throughout.
L. r. STEUART, Inc, 1928 14th St.
Pontiac. 1884 Sedan-Ths ap- 0C0E
pearance Of this car is new, OUOO
in fact it is same as new in every re-
spect except the price, see 1t.
l.. p. STEUART, Inc, 1898 14th St.
PONTIAC 1882 R.s Sport Coupe, Steele
trunk wire wheels. metal tire cover.
$425, terms; guaranteed. See Mr.. Barnes.
1929 14th N W. DE 2390.
The Washington times., 1934-11-23
For Sale

PIERCE ARROW 1882 Sedan. Being sold
Mr.. Barnes, 1929 14th N. W. DE- 1890.
The Washington times., 1934-11-23
Automobiles For Sale

USED CAR BARGAINS LOT. 5SO6 Georgia
Avenue. Georgia 5343-45.
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.TODAY'S BEST BUYS
Pontiac


Pontiac, 1929 Sport Roadster-CEO
Brand new tan Duco finish, DOU
orange wire wheels, tires per. DOWN
feet, motor runs fine. Very sporty
and real value at only $3.50; terms.
POHANKA SERVICE
1875 goth st. N. W. District 0lA1
Pontiac. 1882 VS. Sedan-oriS- COOO
tnal green finish 10 like new. DOOO
motor quiet, tires o. K; trade and
WISCONSIN MOTORS
20O1 M st N. w. DEC. B54O
PONTIAC 1920 Coach Motor perfect,
factory paint job. Must sell: S149 cash
COZ. -7230. AIT. l06. SouthbrOok
Automobiles for Sale.
CHRYSLER 1880 model 70 Conv. Coupe,
mechanically and appearance perfect;
1928. terms: guaranteed. See Mr.. Barnes
1873 I4th N. W. DEC. 1890.
HUDSON Coach. 1882, mechanically and
appearance excellent. $3.50; guaranteed; !;
terms; See Mr.. Barnes, 1929 14th N. W.
The Washington times., 1934-11-23
Austin

Austin, 1884 De Luxe Coupe-@CO0
Fully equipped: like new; low UA~O
mileage; terms to suit
MANDELL CHEVROLET
18th & Good Hope Rd. 8. e.
Atlantic 400
The Washington times., 1934-11-23

SANSNNNNNNsNseseS~<seS~S%
Buick, 1928 Sedan, Model 2s-47-0IE
The finish Is perfect, tires very W1O
good, upholstery is Just like DOWN
new, motor quiet. Here Is rear
value at only $1S5; terms,
POHANKA SERVICE
1126 Goth st. N. w. District Sl4I
Buick. 1929 COach-Exeellent coax
mechanical condition. good UA1C
tires, paint, etc. trade and easy terms
EMERSON & ORME
18th q NJ SITS. N. w. Dist. 0lOO
Buick, 1880 COupe-Runs and CO6Q
looks above the average; low UAVO
price; easy terms and trade.
STEUART MOTOR CO.
9Th q N. Y. Ave. n. w. Nat. SOO0
Buick, 1880 Victoria-HaS been coax
newly refinished with Duco' OACO
good tires excellent motor.
L. r. sTEUART, Inc, 1928 14th ST.
Buick, 1888 Model Ss-57 De QQGE
Luxe Sedan-Almost new car OCVO
condition. trade and easy terms.
EMERSON 3 ORME
18th & NJ SITS. N. w. Dist 500
BUICK '33 s.. mod 81. peri cond. Wind.
ridge & Handy, Rosslyn. Va. WE. 1887.
BUICK 1888 model 81 Sedan, runs, looks
like new, SITS, terms; guaranteed. See
Mr.. Barnes, 1929 14th N. W. DEC. 1890.
BUICK 1928 7-pass. Sedan. $145, terme.
See Mr. Barnes, 1929 14th NV. DE. 1890
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EBENEZER A. VI. y. CHURCH
Ji5 Erskine street
Rev. W. G.. Baber, pastor

Rev. t. s. Robinson. evangelist
closed his ten-day revival meeting
at Ebenezer. Sunday Dec. .. Four
large meetings were held during
the day The services throughout
the revival were largely attended
and highly beneficial
Plans for the Riddles Christmas
are making fine progress. The
exercises this year Will be far
more elaborate than ever before,
with Christmas presents for all.
The committee on arrangements.
under the supervision OF Moses
Canty, Robert Brunette. and John
Holland are working eagerly to
tn end
Mother Eliza Irwin is still the
gold star" leader. for making the
largest report for class dues.
Miss Georgia Redd has lately
been appointed one OF the churches
secretaries. She is a present taking
course OF study Az Wayne Uni
versity. leading to a bachelor OF
social science degree.
Miss Sadie Yowell Is being con-
graduated upon the skill with
which she has made and designed
some lovely Christmas cards.
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Big Sisters No. 8
H o ! d Meeting

The Big Sisters Club No 8. Sec
ond Baptist Church. OF which Mrs.
Walter Fuller is president met in a
social gathering Nov. 81. at the
residence Of Mrs. Daisy 3. Wood
ard, 5744 Beanbien street After q
brief business session, spicy
program was rendered and a deli
cious menu served The hostess
Was rendered vote OF thanks.
Those present included Mrs.
Walter Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. Wood
ard. Mrs NJ. C.. Neil. Mrs j.
l. White Mrs Lillian Clark, Mrs.
RoNie Saunders. Rev. and Mrs.
Holmes. Mrs r Terry Mrs Young,
Mrs Banks. Mrs. Lizzie Sutton,
Gilbert Gregory. Or. J. l.. Deloney
and Rev Woodland
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Gaudie Cohill. GIT Kirby, Dec.
IL, at which time officers will be
elected Members are requested to
be present
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KING SOLOMON BAPTIST
CHURCH
Rl0pelle and Alexandrine

Following the close OF the sue
cessful two-week's revival. con-
Quoted by Rev. ID. A. Pettis. OF
Montgomery. Ala the church held
their monthly church meeting,
with Rev. Mastin as moderator OF
Michigan District Association, as
acting chairman. The church clerk
Mr.. Brown. read the church fin
ancial report for the year 1884. All
funds taken in and disbursed were
accounted for. The reports from
the various auxiliaries were also
heard, and the pastor and church
officials for the ensuing year were
chosen. Rev. Pettis, OF Alabama,
was called as pastor.
The public is invited to attend
the services at this church.
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PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH

The report of the committee on
the recent enterprise at Schiller
Hall was made on Sunday last and
was hailed by the church as excel
lent. The pastor. Rev. King COM
mented favorably on the work OF
various captains and sub-captains
who worked very hard to make the
event success. He mentioned es-
pecially the intense work of the
general chairman. Earl Harris.
W Church School under the
leadership of Miss Nellie Watts
will foster an exciting evening of
= 10 recitation on Friday
next. December seventh. Every one
Is invited to come out at eight
O'Clock and hear the children con-
testants recite we'll known pas
sages from the Bible.
You will enjoy It, members and
On next Sunday the Minister will
preach on the subject adults
Only" II is TO be one Of the con-
GLIDING sermons of the present
minister who has announced his
definite intention TO leave the ply
mouth Pulpit for work In the cas-
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. STEPHEN \. ". J.. oiIiRClI
Isc,. J. u. Howell. pastor

aiurise prayer meeting Viii be-
he at & a. IN, Sunday directed by
Ah Allen All are invited to attend.
$, 500 a. M sunuN school con-
vcncs with James Jackson as
superintendent. assisted By Mr..
aud Mrs Allison.
" II a. m. the pastor preached
from the subject. Priesthood.
~ q p. IN. the Metropolitan Choir
assisted by other talent. rendered
an ail-star program, under the aus
pieces OF the Senior Choir Joe Ma
lone is captain.
At 6 p. III. A. c. +. League No
] convenes. The league will cele-
brate its sixteenth anniversary,
beginning Jan. 6 and ending Jan.
10. The A. c. f.. League board met
Monday. Dec. 3. at 1880 D. M.
The big rally Will end Sunday.
Dec. 3. All clubs and singing or
CARNATIONS are asked TO report in
full.
The Senior Choir will celebrate
their sixteenth banquet on Friday
night.
The Junior Choir will have an
Italian Tea. Saturday evening. at
1870.
The brotherhood will hold their
regular meeting, Wednesday even
ing. at 1880 o'clock.