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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-03-17
ST PAUL A. NJ Y. ZION
Palmer and Beaubien

The Fifth anniversary OF st. Paul
A. M. u. Zion Church started last
Sunday. Pastor Flack gave the
message At III q. m. TO a very large
congregation. The subject was IAN
Understanding Heart" The mes
sage was successful and persua-
sive. At $3.50 p. m, the Trustees
had their popularity rally contest.
DR.. K. M. Kaigler and his fine
choir served The message was
forceful and telling. Trustee w.
M, Moore was the victor in the
rally.
The anniversary ministers partici-
pating for this week were: DIR. III.
ii. Coleman. New Bethel Baptist:
DR.. A. G. Williams. Metropolitan
Baptist;Dr l.. T. Clay, Peace Bap-
fist; DR.. 8. ID. Ross, Shiloh Ban
fist; DR.. J. II. Johnson, Friendship
Baptist. Each with the choirs sery-
ed well and helpfully.
Sunday, March 18th, DR.. p. r..
Flack will bring the Anniversary
Sermon. reviewing the years OF
service in Detroit and the loca-
ton and influence In the uptown
district.
DIR. Charles A. Hill, pastor OF
Hartford Baptist and his choir
VIII be with the church in the az
ternoon at $3.50. The following two
weeks 81. Paul Will have a spec
ial message and song each night
up to Easter.
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S. w. Detroit

The Ladies Civic Auxiliary is
sponsoring a birthday banquet
Thursday evening. March 20. at
800 s. Solvay avenue. Those to
serve as hostesses are: Mrs. Edna
Perry, Halle Richard. Sadie Har-
bin. Winefred Easley. Scisley Par
ker, Priscilla Riley, Justine Hen
derson, Rilla Williams, Sallye
Brown, Ruth Hardin. Ruth Whad-
ley. and Edna French.
Mrs. Lula Early, OF Wardsworth
Ohio. is visiting her daughter here
Mrs. Winefred, 742s Erie.
The Musical Tea given last
Sunday evening by the Ladies
Auxiliary was q success. Those
participating on the program were
Mrs. Perry r. Hardin. F. Butler.
w. Easley. s. Brown. Timely re-
marks we're made by DR.. Guy o.
Saulsberry who has just returned
from a short vacation in Chicago.
Ill. Others present we're: Mrs.
Rosa Blackwell Elizabeth Cannon.
Gladys Perkins, Ethel Williams.
Phoebe Hall, Lola Ericsson, Susie
Butler, Verna Simm. Alexandria
Miner. Ruby Stallworth, Mr.. K.
Simms, w. Burch. Sebe Cannon,
J. Miner. ]. F. Brown, /. White, ID.
b. Butler. ~
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With The Church es
RUSSELL STREET BAPTIST

Sunday morning. at IL a. m.
March Is. Pastor Parrish will
preach a special sermon.
An educational program will be
rendered at the church, Thursday
evening. April 4, under the au-
spices OF the Gospel Chorus. the
Helping Hand Circle. and the Ush-
ef Board.
The members OF the chorus wish
to thank all who participated In
the song fest last Sunday. under
direction OF e. e. Jones. The affair
was fine success.
Rev. Lockett, pastor OF Corin-
THAN Baptist. win preach at Rus
sell Street Baptist Church. Thurs
day night, March %. for the usher
board OF this church. OF which M.
Hall is president
Rev. s. ID. Moss, of Shiloh Bapt.
Church. viii deliver a sermon for
the senior choir. Friday. March 23
His choir will participate.
The Senior Choir will also pre-
sent a Biblical pageant. THE Liv-
Christ" Friday. March 80. The
public is cordially invited.
The Big Four Quartet will rem
der a program at this Church,
Sunday afternoon, March 25, at 4
O'Clock. under auspices OF the Sen
ior Choir and Lone Star Circle.
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Smile Road News Dispatches
ByJ. Bryant Kentucky Avenue

The Community Breakfast Club
and the Blue Rose Social Club
sponsored fashion show and
dance. Friday night. March 9, at
Birdhurst Center. A capacity crowd
was present. Those appearing IN
the fashion show were: Dorothy
White. Hattie Session, Lorraine
Williams, Artie Hall. Della Hall.
~ o. Holley. 20530 Roselawn. ac-
cidentally shot himself, recently.
stephens Delay. OF Louisville,
KY. Will spend the winter with his
daughter. Mrs. Blanche Fears, II
Parkside Boulevard.
Groceries furnished by the r. g.
X. c. were given out at ST. Angus
tine Episcopal Church last Sun
day. 10 the needy. by Mrs. Stephens.
the field worker.
c. Johnson, OF Boulding, Mich,
is visiting his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Johnson, 2023l Indiana ave-
nue..
The regular business meeting
and election OF officers OF the
Grant School p. r. A., will be held
Tuesday, March 20. at the school
All parents and persons interested
are urged TO be present.
Mr.. n. M. Churchwell. OF Pom
tiac. spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs. J. +. Crews. 1928 Wis
consin
Rev. J. F. Cannon will be the
principle speaker at New Haven,
Mich. at a church meeting. on
March Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. II. Harvard. 80.
Westview. are the proud parents
OF a baby girl. born Saturday.
March 3.
Miss Charlse Brown. who has
been absent from the city. has re-
turned for a brief stay. She will
leave Thursday. She Is a member
OF the Optimistic Four. the other
three members OF whom are Bertha
Brown. Gussie Mae Austin, and
Ethel Clark.
C. p. Pryor. 2016S Ilene street,
is confined to his home, as the re-
suit of an accident
Mrs. Augusta Riddles, 1894 Ken
lucky street. is seriously in. Also
Mrs. J. Cannon, 4S2 Majestic, and
Mrs. Willie Davis 2O240 Kentucky
Mr. and Mrs Frank Jeffries are
the happy parents OF baby girl.
born March .. at S425 Smile Road.
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EBENEzER A. M. Il. CHURCH

The Sunday School department
Iof Ebenexer Church at the advent
lof the present administration has
undergone q complete change and
Reorganization
day School Is divided into three
departments consisting OF junior,
intermediate and senior. Attorney
Herbert L. Dudley is general SUI
perintendent and Robert l.. Bur-
nette the superintendent of the
junior and intermediate depart |
ments. Mrs. M. Hill Is the direct
ing supervisor OF the junior and |
intermediate departments.
The governing body of the en-
tire Sunday School is the Sunday |
School board. which meets every
Friday night at o'clock in the |
Stewardess room There the les
sons are thoroughly discussed and
new methods OF approach outlined.
The officers of the Sunday |
School board are; Moses Canty.
treasurer and assistant superin-
tcndent; Miss Matte Hill. secre-
tary of the Sunday School board
and Miss Mary Douglass, sccre-
tary OF the general Sunday School
Recently under the direction
Miss Bernice Smith. church see
rotary. and Miss Matte Hill. the
pupils OF the Junior and informed
late Sunday School were ro-org-
anizcd and graded according 10 |
ihelr respective scholastic stand
ing.
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HARTFORD AVENUE SEVENTH
DAY ADVENTIST

This church. which Is located at
Cobb and Hartford. is making ra-
pid progress under the leadership
of it's pastor. Elder j. l.. Lawrence.
The attendance is increasing. A
new organ has been installed, with
Mrs. Mary Harris Booker and Mrs.
c. Dayison as organists. The choir
Is excellent.
Regular Sabbath services are
held each Saturday. S. s. is held
each Sabbath Saturday morning,
with lare numbers in ATTENDANCE.
The various activities of the
Holy Spirit are being studied this
quarter, with Miss Ethel Skinner
as superintendent. The public Ii
invited.
The young peoples week 81
prayer began March 10 and viii
continue through March IT.
Sabbath Saturday. March II
at 2:30 p. m, will mark the clos
of the M. v. week or prayer. an
the church expects another hig
day. such as was experienced OF
March 10. The leader. Holsey c
Bayliss, invites all to visit tn,
church at the $3.50 hour each Sab
bath.
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SECOND BAPTIST
Sunday. March Is

The services at Second Baptist
Church. Sunday. will be OF unusual
interest. Rev. +. II. Mcdonald will
deliver the morning sermon. Rev.
Mcdonald was the pastor OF Second
Baptist Church. In Detroit. In 1888.
and was recently pastor OF the Mt.
Olive Baptist Church, OF Omaha,
Neb. He is a graduate OF the Uni
verslty OF Chicago. and is assistant
secretary OF the National Baptist
Convention.
II will be a great treat for the
members and friends OF the church
TO hear this noted divine. and 10
welcome a man who laid so well
the foundation OF a great institu-
ton.
Bible School will be held at IL 80
o'clock: B. Y. =. U. at $50 p. m.
At the evening service. the Junior
Church will have charge and pre-
sent a special program. A treat is
In store for all who hear these
children
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n q + I G E. /!
To Church
Reporters

Because Of the Increasing
number Of churches that aro
sending In their news for publ
cation each week, and because
Of our limited space, II will be
impossible In future TO give ~
much space TO individual chur-
ches as heretofore.
In order that all churches
may be represented In the
space available, We are corr
PEELED 10 omit much Of the
news about past events. In
stead Of printing 90 much Of the
happenings that have passed, We
shall print advanced schedules
Of services TO be held. IL VIII
give the public opportunity 70
knew ahead Of time what tho
church program Will DO for
Sunday and the week 10 come,
and this Will tend 70 bring cut
q larger number Of people to
church.
we therefore urge the chur.
ahas and their ministers and
reporters to cooperate IN this
progressive plan 10 give ths
public advanced Information.
This will enable the church
reporters to send In their items
as early ~ Friday or Saturday
Of each week.
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ST. STEPHEN A. NJ. T.
Cobb and Stanford
Rev. j. ID. Howell. DasIor

rev j. ID. HOwell, pastor
Sunday. March Is, early prayer
meeting will be held at 8 a. IN. +:
Sunday School. $3.50 with William
Venable. superintendent
At the IL a. m. service. the pas
tor. Rev. J. ID. Howell. will preach
from the subject. The Withered
Fig Tree" text. Mark 11:2l. At s
p m. Rev. Howell, with his jun
Tor choir and senior usher board.
will worship with Rev. Baber, OF
Newman A. NJ. K. Church. Pontiac.
Mich.
Mr.. Hutchinson. junior pastor.
will preach Sunday. text. Jesus
Wept."
On Tuesday night there will
be a special meeting. The pastor
wishes TO see all members present
The A. c. 4. League meets at
6 p. m. j. l.. Brown is president
A special program will be pre-
scented for the young people.
The Missionary Society is having
it's second annual day OF prayer.
March IA. from IL a. m. 10 3 .. IN.
March Is, a grand musical pro-
gram will be given. with very fine
talent appearing. Everybody well
come.
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ST. JAMES =. b. II.
4141 st. Antoine

Special music and preaching
will be featured at this church
Sunday, March Is. Pastor X. J.
Bowman will accupy the pupil.
Last Sunday morning and evo-
ming. Rev. II. M. Palmer delivered
two excellent sermons. II was the
second quarterly meeting. and
many were present.
March 81, there will be a mis-
cellaneous program. given by the
young people. and contest against
the older people.
Tuesday and Friday night serv-
ices are held at o'clock. Special
Bible discussions are held Tues
day nights.
The pastor and congregation OF
this church are boosting the IT'D
une-Independent.
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PRESBYTERIAN

Cor. Madison and Dubois
The bi-monthly celebration OF the
Lords Supper followed the sermon
on last Sunday morning. Rev. ]. l..
Coleman. the pastor. preached
from ! Samuel 10. 3rd and 22nd
verses, on the subject. THE In
sight Into the Human Heart"
based on Saul, the great failure.
He showed how he was disobed-
lent to the voice or God because
he feared the people and how
people today are disobedlent to the
voice OF their conscience because
OF what others may say or do.
The Willing Workers Society
met Monday evening with the
president. Mr.. Chas. Edelen. Madi-
son avenue.
The Melodians rendered must
cal program on Sunday evening.
at the Ferndale Presbyterian
Church.
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ANTIOCH BAPTIST

Rev. l.. C. Collins will preach
Sunday morning, subject. Why /
Am A Christian" text Peter 2:lo.
Beginning Monday evening. at 3
o'clock, March IL, the Missionary
Society will have preaching and a
literary program, during the en-
tire week, ending March lS. Al 5
D. m, there will be great mass
missionary meeting. Rev. Wright,
pastor of Mt. Zion. will preach
All missionary women and friends
are cordially invited.
The Missionary Society meets
each Monday evening, at O'Clock
willing Workers Club, Tuesdays.
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NEW MT. SINAI BAPTIST
Rev. J. Il. Crouch, pastor

Sunday School convenes at 8. a.
m: morning service. at IL a. m;
b. Y. p. u. at $3.50.
Prayer meeting is held Wednes-
day. at 8 p. m; Missionary Socie-
ty, Monday, 8 p. m. The public is
invited to worship at this church.
The pastor Is urging all members
and friends to support the Trib-
une-Independent.
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NEW MT. TABOR BAPTIST
5308 Russell

Rev J. S. Scott. the pastor. is
doing great work.
The Sunday schedule is as fol-
lows: S. s. at $3.50 a. m; prayer
service. 1890: morning worship.
IL a. m
The Bible Glass meets every
Saturday afternoon. from to s
o'clock. with Mrs. w. A. Elicit az
instructor. New Members are in
vited.
Sunday. March S. Pastor Scott
preached from the text, Romans
6. sheet. "The Through Train"
The senior choir rendered special
music. and large congregation
was present Visitors are always
welcome.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-03-17

New York. N. Y.-Dr. Ernest II.
Gruening. formerly an editor OF the
Nation. liberal. long interested
in the Negro question and one who
has rendered signal service to the
Republic OF Haiti. has been appoint
ed editor. New York Evening Post,
the oldest daily newspaper In the
United States DR.. Gruening has
been managing editor OF the N. Y.
Tribune and editor OF the Portland
(Me.) Evening News. He Is author
OF Mexico and Its Heritage
A few days after assuming the
editorship OF the Post, DR.. Gruen-
ing carried an editorial severely
condemning the ejecting OF Mabel
Byrd from the public restaurant In
the capitol building in Washington.
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ST. PETERS A. NJ. +. ZION

The public Is invited to attend
services. Sunday. March is, at
which time. Rev. Jesse l.. Moore.
will deliver a special sermon OF
vital interest. The choir will rend-
er special music.
Last Sunday. the Prince Arch
bishop of Coptic Ethiopia was the
guest speaker. and delivered a
splendid message to a large con-
congregation. Baptizing took place
In connection with the services.
A program was rendered at 6 p
m, by the b. c. Il. Union.
AT d. m. the Baby Contest was
held, uder the supervision OF Mrs
Ramon Gay.
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MT. BEULAH BAPTIST CHURCH

Rev. o. c. Thomas is not presi-
dent OF the Development OF Our
Own" as was stated in the paper
last week. He was guest speaker at
the banquet. given by the organi-
zation. w. S. Green is president.
Prior TO the services last Sunday
night, Rev. Thomas was taken sud
denly i'll and had 10 be carried
home. Rev J. ii. Bruce. OF Ian
sing Mich. preached in Rev. Thorn
as place.
Mrs. Alma G. Thomas attended
the Community Sing. at the Y. W.
c. A., Sunday afternoon, and en-
joyed the program Immensely.
Rev. and Mrs H. Thurnas were
visitors at Mt. Beulah Baptist
Church. last Sunday night.
Class No. received both banners
In the church school last Sunday.
Mr.. Holloway being teacher The
Missionary Circle presented
unique program at 3 p. m. Miss
Gertrude White Is president: Mrs.
Anna Howard, secretary.
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CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST
2O475 Indiana

Under the direction OF Rev. Y
Walker. the president. there viii
be a drive of the Y. p. w. W., be
Thinning Monday night. March II
Monday night. the sermon Will b,
delivered by Rev. @. walker. pas.
tor OF Cornat Street Church. On
Tuesday, Rev. vhstlrd Kaxart. dis
trict superintendent OF the ~. ID.
OF the Y, p. w. w.. will
preach. He Is of the Livingstone
Street Church. Wednesday night, |
Rev. Mallory and wife OF Adelaide
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MT. ZION BAPTIST
1920 Clinton

Pastor Wright will preach Sun
day morning. March Is, subject,
Leaving Town" Rev. Tarpley will
preach Wednesday night.
The Mt Zion Harmony Five will
render a musical program at New
Salem Baptist. March %, cor. Du-
bois and Illinois. They will also
appear at the Church OF the Living
God. 1880 Macomb, on Easter Sun
day night.
On Sunday night. March Is, the
subject of the sermon will be
Something Has Happened"
There will be a mass meeting
next Friday night. Rev Wright will
preach at Antioch Baptist Church,
at 3 p. IN. Everybody Is invited.
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ST. JAMES c. M. Z.

Sunday March IS promises TO be
n banner day at st. James c. M. r.
Church. The Bishop Is expected.
Rev. w. T. Whitsitt and his cnoir
will worship with us at 1880 I'm
ion Quarterly Conference.
The Ushe Board presents the
Correct Singers. Fridty, March TO-
The Maddox Choral Club renders
n program Monday, March ~ at
$50 p. NJ. -,
The public is cordially invited
To all services.
Please buy the Tribune lnd'-
pendent from our representative
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CITY USHER BOARD UNION

The City Usher Board Union
turned out with the Metropolitan
Baptist Usher Board, at the lat
ter's tenth anniversary. When roll
was called, 90 were present The
program was short and spicy. The
attendance banner went to New
Bethel Baptist and the financial
banner went TO Mt. Olive Baptist
The next visit for the Union will
be announced later
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0BIT U AIRY

Funeral services were held for
James Alex Smith. Feb. 2S. at st.
Stephen A. M. Il. Church. at 3 a. IN.
Rev. j. ID. Howell OBLIGATED.
Mr.. Smith, who died Feb. "a. re-
sided at 6424 2Sth street. He was
born Feb. ~. 1902. at Algood, Tenn,
and came to Detroit In 1919. The
deceased Is survived by his widow.
Mrs. Bertha Lee smith; his parents.
four sisters and one brother. The
remains were shipped to Tennessee,
for burial.
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0LIvRT BAPTIST CHURCH

The big rally sponsored by the
Red Circle. Sunday. April Is at
p. m. There will be four con-
testants. Rev. Ross, pastor OF
Shiloh Baptist Church. will be the
speaker for the occasion.
The pastor. Rev Mosley, has
made this his banner year. The
members are requested TO register
with Mrs Webb.
The funeral of Mrs. Cobb was
held Monday
Mrs. Coon Is still on the sick
list also Mrs Phipher.
The pastor will preach ut the
Morning star Baptist Church, on
Wednesday
All Sunday School pupils are
asked TO como oHi ON Mondays. TO
rchcarsc for Easter
The Senior Choir is planning TO
give bls banquet and barbecue
at un early dale
\ social will be given 10y the
ushois. Saturday evening. March
I'LL
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NEW SALEM BAPTIST
Illinois and Dubois

The tenth anniversary OF the pas
torate here Ia still growing In In
/ terest. The services were Featured
last week, by special music and
sermons every evening.
Rev. p. X. Mel preached at ii q.
M, subject, Headed For Jerusa-
lem" text Luke 1851. There were
three accessions.
At 8 o. m. Rev. J. II. Johnson. OF
Baptist. preached an ex-
ceilent discourse.
Rev. J. III. Hankerson. OF unty
Church. will preach Sun
lay. March IS. at 8 p. m.
Among the sick are: Deacon ~
Kitchen and Rev. A. Clark
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ST. PAUL A. M. Y.
Jay and Chene SITS.
Rev. J. A. Charleston. Minister

THE Tragedy of Slothfulness"
will be DIR. Charleston's subject
at st. Paul. Sunday morning at
l0:45.
Rev. r. A. Schley will deliver
the message at 7:45
The Sunday School convenes at
9:15 with Rev. r. A. Schley as SUI
perintendent. The Christian En-
deavor convenes at $3.50 D. M,
with Samuel Williams as presi-
dent. The topic for discussion will
be What Has Jesus Done For
Us?" John 3:16; Peter 3:1S.
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BETHLEHEM TEMPLE
1850 Clinton

After five weeks OF absence. the
pastor. Elder S. n. Hancock. was
home again last Sunday. While out
OF town. he visited Washington, ID.
G. Baltimore. Nd. Wheeling. w.
Va. and other cities He was ac-
companied by his wife, Sister Anna
Hancock. and Elder Moore. Elder
Moore remained in Baltimore.
The pastor preached stirring ser
mons. Sunday morning and night
AT the latter service, the subject
was Holiness"
The church invites the public L
attend its services.
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UNION BAPTIST

The church has installed a new
piano, which will be used by the
choir. Morning services are held ut
IL a. m; S. S. 8; b. Y. p. u. at 8.
Prayer service is held on Wed
nesday nights. at o'clock. Rev.
r. H. Howard is pastor. He and
the congregation extend a hearty
welcome to the public.
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FIRST BAPTIST
Wisconsin Avenue

Rev. w. NJ. Smith. the ex-pastor,
will deliver a message. Sunday eve
ming. March IS. at s o'clock. Every
body is invited to hear him. The
Is. Y =. L will render a program.
Sunday, at p. m. Rev. l.. Stone
will be the chief speaker A
mong the sick Of the church are:
Mrs. Georgia Stewart. who is at
Redford Hospital; Mrs. Fannie
Humphrey. Rev S. S. Pyles, al
Harper Hospital. Get the Tribune.
Independent at the church eacl
week, from Mrs. j. Thompson ant
Theodore Williams.
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QUINN ROAD
BY Julius W. Hockaday

The writer wishes to anouuce
that owing to the fact that he IN
J. working In Detroit In the p. IA.
II ana because OF the new schedule
g. ana type OF news Desired by IN,
8. paper. IL will be impossible to re
" up the Quinn Road news as for
J. merIy, until such time as wealth
a or conditions become more favor
able. The patience OF the readers
Ia solicited. until more convenient
arrangements can be made.
The writer also requests some Of
| the leaders In the community, who
know the inside about local poll
tics, TO stop in some Saturday
morning and give him the facts.
What is desired is to know what
candidate or candidates did Quinn
Road back. and how did they run!
We are informtd that three men,
bers OF our group were nominated
ZION BAPTIST
The pastor. Rev. T.. Moore, will
bring TO his hearers a wonderful
message. Sunday. March IS, on
he following text: But Daniel
in his heart that he
would not defile himself, with the
portion OF the kings meat, nor
With the wine which he drank"
The subject will be, "Self-Denial"
Everybody is invited TO hear this
portion OF the kings meat. nor
Message
The $. $ superintendent has de-
'ided that in the future. each
eacher Will report each Sunday
o the 5. 5. the Sick and distress
II members OF their class
Mrs. Margaret llrnNu COLON
wood avenue. Will be- added 10 the
.caching stan. beginning with The
lcNt quarier She Will teach the
class Tile s s. Ia
looking forward to great night.
Easter sunday An fa.Oer pia,
will be presented. By Mrs A. l..
Ptomas Mrs Sailic Maybcrry will
act as musical director
The b y J. H.. under the lead
ership of Deacon George Green.
VIII hold the birthday rally. sun
lay evening. az 6 o'clock All are
asked TO rally 10 the cause
Everybody Is welcome to Miss
class program, Thurs
lay night, March %. at the
church. Two big features will be
namely spelling
match. and a radio play. A real
treat is In store for all who come.