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The Washington times., 1934-06-28
Solution to Yesterdays

36-Prefix: twofold
37-Trade
Stimulates
40-Adhesive preparation
41-Bone
43-Hebrew name for God
44-Writing fluids
45-Subtle, invisible emanation
46-Copper coin
47-iCtern
48-Artificial elevation
49-Female of the domestic fowl
5O-River in Switzerland
The Washington times., 1934-06-28
WILL ADDRESS BAPTISTS

DR.. Henry W. o. Wilmington, ex-
ecutive secretary of the Columbia
Association of Baptist Churches OF
Washington, D. c.. will preach at
the Rockville Baptist Church July
/ and July 8, at II a. m, it was
announced today. Communion
service will be held at next Sun
days service.
The Washington times., 1934-06-28

The Chief replied "You know the prophecy of
the wise old men Of our tribe, that paleface boy
and paleface girl with a strange beast, should
come to us out of clouds, from the Great Spirit.
These are they. We must please them"
The Washington times., 1934-06-28

I'VE must have Chief Blackboard, or the spirits
of our brothers, killed by him and thrown into the
spring, will be angry" said spokesman Shall
our brave Chief allow q pale boy and girl to take
our prisoner from uS2"
The Washington times., 1934-06-28

Rebellion was stirring among the Indian warriors
on the beach where Blackboard the Pirate was being
guarded by two whom he had greatly wronged and
prosecuted Tom Coakley and Prudence Ldtrelle.
delegation Of braves approached Chief Long Arrow.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-30
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
MISTER. MICH.

Rev. A. l.. Merritt. pastor Of the
First Baptist Church Of Inkster
whose installation services will be-
gin next Monday
The schedule of the installation
services is as follows
Beginning Monday night, July 2,
services will be in charge OF the
Sunday School and b. Y. =. u
sermon by Rev. r. c. Copeland.
pastor OF Union Baptist Church,
River Rouge. Mich. his choir and
congregation will be present We'd
nesday night, July 4, musical pro-
gram by musical department OF the
church. Thursday night. July s.
usher board and nurses guild. with
sermon by Rev. o. G. Thomas, OF
Mt Beulah Baptist Church. Smile
Road. Detroit. accompanied by
choir and congregation. Friday,
July 6. Missionary Society and the
Mothers Board-sermon by Rev.
o. Is. Jones OF Peace and Harmony
Second Baptist Church. Inkster,
with choir and congregation. Sun
day. July 3. IL a. m. sermon ay
Rev. c. w. Carr. former pastor of
Second Baptist Church. Ypsilanti;
at 3 p. m. service In charge Of dea-
cons and rustees--sermon by Rev.
C. +. Askew. OF Mt. Olive Baptist
Church. Detroit; p. m. service by
Rev. l.. S. Stone. Monday. July g.
the banquet and program will be
held.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-30
THE CHURCH OF GOD

The services at the Church OF
| God Sunday were very fine all day.
The pastor and HIS wife have re-
turned from a trip TO indianapolis,
Ind. and Chicago. III. They were
away for two weeks attending the
annual Ministers meeting and visit
ing her mother In Chicago. Elder
McGhee occupied the pulpit al
both the morning and evening SER
vices He spoke In the morning
from the subject: "The Great
Confession" In the evening he
spoke from the thought; You are
invited" Text; Matt 1l:2S. He en-
phasized the fact that. Jesus. the
Son Of God is inviting every one
to come to Him, regardless OF race,
color. condition or circumstances.
The church is planning a revival
meeting in the very near future.
Please watch The Tribune-Indepen-
dent for the announcement. The
noon-day prayer services are being
continued.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-30
BETHEL A. NJ. T..

During the month OF July after
the LIST Sunday. Rev w. II. Peck,
the pastor OF Bethel Church will
be on vacation at Mackinaw City.
Michigan. Sunday. July l. Will be
communion Sunday The pastor
Will preach at the morning and
evening services. He and Mrs.
Peck will leave Monday, July z,
and plan to return TO Detroit Sat-
urday, August 4.
The Rev. U. S. Robinson. ma
tionally known evangelist and pull
piteer will preach at the morning
services during the absence of tn,
pastor. Rev. w. G. Lewis, and loca
ministers will have charge OF tn
work of the church and will car
for the Sunday night services
Rev. Peck is happy over fhs
thought OF his vacation and over
the coming OF Rev. u. s. Robinson
who is popular with the congrega-
ton OF Bethel Church.
The officers and members of
Bethel have insisted that the pas
tor and wife remain away for "A
month with complete rest. They
believe that this means much TO
Behel as well as to Rev. and Mrs.
Peck.
Rev. Peck Is busy preparing his
fishing tackle and expects TO land
some big ones" His friends can
not go along TO see the size of the
catch. but will take his word when
be returns.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-30
N. W. DETROIT
& FERNDALE

Last Friday evening al : o'clock
nst as the sun had elided behind
me hills and the rain was bathing
he earth the church bells began
20 ring and crowds commenced 10
Tier Smiles were on every face.
rs were honkine their horns.
What did il an mean9 II was a liz
ne spark OF love which had been
liahied ia The -hearls Of Miss Hat
tio SESSION. l39ii Ohio avenue. and
J mes Snccd 227 Beihlawn. who
We're united In marriage.
Mrs Lucille Wellington and ].
Watkins. OF Westyicw were quietly
married last week. al the residence
OF Rev. THEODORE Williams.
Mrs Lula Dean. Of Flint. Mich.
spent the weekend with Mrs. How
ard. Of Smile Road.
The Good VIII Burial Society of
which j McRipley is president m
Nitcs all members 10 be present at
vi Beulah Baptist Church. on the
second Sunday in July. Funds paid
in on the burial OF William John
son up 10 Sunday. "a. was $40. 14e
members paying fifty cents each.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hale. sol Ma.
jestic. are the proud parents of
baby girls.
Miss Ina Miller rs Parkside steet
is ill.,
Mr. and Mrs. bort Cochran. of
Monticello. Ga. are visiting their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Coch-
ran. O2ll1 Cherrylawn.
Miss johanna Williams. Northlawn
street, and James Lucas. OF Cherry
lawn. were happily married on
June 49,
Miss Ruth Young. 80 Parkside.
will spend a months vacation with
her parents, In Inkster.
Mrs. Pagliaro. of Flint. spent
last week with Mr.. and Mrs H. Lee.
~ Westview.
Little Laura Thompkins and
Dorothy and Mildred Thompkins.
are visiting their aunt. Mrs. L. NJ
Powell. 35 Westview.
Miss Queenie Robertson and her
daughter OF 1873 Westview. are visit
ing friends In Memphis. Tenn.
Miss Louise Corbin. 1875 Park
side avenue. and Miss Demaris
Morish will spend the week at
Bloomfield Hills. as delegates from
st. Augustine Church. at Smile
Road and Kentucky street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Harris. 2005l
Northlawn. had their garage de-
stroyed by fire last Sunday even
Ing. at o'clock.
j. b. Dembery. Luke Patton. and
Mrs. Bertha Johnson were guests
at a birthday dinner. last Sunday at
$50 p. m. at the home Of Mr.. and
. Mrs. Burke Patton. 523 Woodside
. 1t was in honor OF Mr.. Patton
36th birthday.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-30
QUINN ROAD
BY Julius W. Hockaday

Beginning Monday, July 2. all
readers of the Tribune-lndepen-
dent. including churches. Sunday
Schools. clubs. and other groups,
are requested TO see Prince Drew
ry for your papers and news
items. julius w. Hockaday Is CIV
ing up his agency OF the Tribune
independent and other papers at
Quinn Road, on the date designat-
ed. due 10 his increased writings
and other interests OF national
scope. All readers who owe How
ard Hockaday. William Amos Hook
aday, Julian Harden. or any other
boy who helps them. are aske to
please settle up with them for
back issues. inluding the Defender
and Courier. also.
Mr.. Drewry has several advan-
tages. He Is well known In Quinn
Road and knows everybody. He Is
also active in the church. clubs,
and fraternities. and Is member
OF the school board. He knows
Quinn Roads political game and
also what we want and expect.
The meeting at Phillips Hall
last Saturday night was very in
teresting. It's purpose was to ex-
pose the Esaus and to explain the
coming school board lection.
Many interesting speeches were
made William Quinn, who Is run
ming for reelection. was present
and spoke; also Supt. Wendt.
Charles Simmons, Miss Evelyn
Solomon. Miss Frances Billups, Jo-
seph Craigen. Miss Jessie Slim
mons, Mrs. Billups and others at
tended the meeting and made brief
and timely remarks.
ZION BAPTIST
The 8. s. teachers OF Zion Bap-
tist Will give each other keen
competition Sunday. July 1, when
the new banner will be presented
by the pastor. Rev. Il. Moore, to
the class which turns In the larg-
est amount OF money. Unfurling
the new banner will take place af-
ter the reports are received. The
following teachers are in the
contest: f. l.. Thomas. Miss Huck-
ably. Mrs. A. l.. Thomas, Mrs. M.
Warren, John Hixon.
Everybody IL invited TO come
and support OF the classes.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-30
ST. JOHN PRESBYTERIAN
Cor. Madison and Dubois

A good congregation was present
Sunday morning and heard help
full sermon delivered by the pastor,
Rev. J. l.. Coleman, from Isiah
5S:1-"Lift Up Thy Voice Like a
Trumphet." He said "As Isiah, the
prophet. urged the people Of Israel
to take a positive stand about the
issues OF his day. so we should take
a bold stand and lift up our voices
against the social evils OF today"
Last Sunday was promotion day
In the Sunday School. A program
OF recitations and music was pre-
scented by the Beginners and Pri-
mary Departments. under the d.
rection OF Mrs. Emma Stewart.
Children's Day songs were conduct
ed by w. Harvey Hill. The follow
ing June high school graduates
were presented with gifts from the
Sunday School: Alice Kennedy,
Steve Turner and Margaret Jeffer-
son.
Many children In the neighbor-
hood are already enrolled In the
Daily Vacation Church School un-
der competent teachers. All chill
dren I'm the neighborhoodi are In
vited to come from 8 to IL daily,
except Saturdays.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-30
Mt. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH
By MissEllzabeth Gillian

A glorious day at Mt. Olive
Church closed Sunday night, June
-. The large audience was visibly
moved, when DR.. Askew preached
most practical sermon on the
trial OF Jesus and Plate washing
ais hands
Next Sunday. July /. the pastor,
Or. Askew plans to help his audi
ence answer two very vital ques-
tons: namely-"What Must ! Do
To BE Saved? And What Must /
Do TO Save Others?"
IA the afternoon last Sunday,
many local choirs and large audi
ence contributed both spiritually
md financially 10 thte anniver-
any services of Mt. olives senior
choir The choral club OF the
church conducted themselves splen-
didly during all the services.
The third Sunday in July will
h. observed as Women's Day, TO
which the church is looking for
ward with high hopes and eager
anticipation.
DR.. Askew is fearless and un-
firing fighter for truth. 1t has been
stated by a prominent man that
no Negro can blindly go wrong
spiritually. socially. politically. or
economically. who hears and heeds
DR.. Askew's message.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-30
ST. PAUL A. VI. T..
jay and Chene

Dining With Jesus" will be the
subject of sermon at ST. Paul. Sun
day morning at 10:45.
Counting The Cost" will be
the subject of sermon. 500 p. m.
The Sunday School meets at 9:15
a. m. with Rev. r. A. Schley as
Superintendent.
The Allen Christian Endeavor
League convenes. $3.50 p. IN. with
Fred Bradley acting president and
with Miss Evelyn Simmons leading
the discussion. Topic: "The Mind
OF Christ and International Rela-
lions"
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-30
TABERNACLE COMMUNITY
CHURCH

The Community Tabernacle
Church. 1852 Oakland. at Alger. has
renovated its auditorium. prepara-
tory for the grand opening on the
Second Sunday in July.
The congregation, which was or
ganized last August. by the Rev.
DR.. j. X. Harvey. has had splen-
did success. Still greater success is
anticipated. under its progressive
pastor. DR.. Harvey. in the beauti-
full new location.
The opening on July will b'
followed by a service every nigh
of the following week. A bazaa
will be held In the store adtotnin
the church. which Is connected wit
the auditorium by q passageway.
The church has splendid pro
gram for the year and great result
are anticipated.
The public is welcome 10 all ser
VicaQ
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-30
SHADY GROVE BAPTIST

The church was well attended al
all services last Sunday. S. s. was
very interesting.
At IL a. m. the pastor preached
n fine sermon from Acts 9:24. The
singing was excellent.
The -. Y. u. L met on time ana
had splendid session and an in
teresting topic for discussion.
At 3 p. m. the pastor delivered
an Illuminating sermon from Matt.
6:2i.
Rev. w. r. Tarpley assisted at
the meetings OF this church all last
week and the services were fine.
The pastor. Rev. John Johnson.
resides at $50 Alexandrine. He ex-
tends n cordial invitation to the
public TO visit his services AT any
time. Mr.. Patton Is secretary.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-30
ST MARY'S SPIRITUALIST
5S49 Rivard

The Right Rev Mary Sidney de-
livered an inspirational sermon
last Sunday morning. Spiritual
Manifestation" was the theme In
her discourse. the speaker made
the thought OF Peters vision on
the housetop very impressive.
Rev. Alex Mayfield spoke at the
evening service. his subject being
THE New Birth" His text. eye
Must Be Born Again" was taken
from st. John 3. Dr. Land, OF Roy
al Oak. gave a helpful talk on
christian Unity"
1t was announced that the S. s.
convention will convene July 26,
at st. James Spiritualist Church.
13477 Lumpkin street.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-30
CHURCH ACTIVITIES AND REL GIOI IS WORK
WEEKLY SHORT SERMON
by DIR. A. g. Bearer
tFOr The LSB)
Text; Every nation made gods of
It's own. III. Kings I7:29.

:. ieN'. Every nation made gods OF
It's own. II. Kings l7:29.
In many ways the nations of to-
day are making gods OF their own
and the consequences are sad 10
contemplate. Our own nation is
among the guilty ones.
]. Wealth. Wealth represents al
material things. This is indeed a
materialistic age. This worshin of
wealth Is manifest in the conduct of
those who heap up riches. pile up
more than they ever can use and
then continue to pile up Just for
the love of II.
:. treasures and Amusement.
Pleasures and amusements receive
the homage OF the nations. II was
said OF Israel "The people sat down
TO eat and drink and rose up TO
play" So. there are thousands who
worship amusements and pleasures
Perhaps the moving picture shows
bring in more money than any 9TH
er thing. Inebriation is considered
a pleasure. The things of lesser
value receive more consideration
than those worthwhile.
3. Carnal Lusts. Paul wrote of
those who made their bellies their
gods. Many do that today. Epicure-
anism is universal. With conven-
tions and safeguards torn down
and trampled. sex" is one of the
supreme gods OF the nations OF this
wicked age. On the alter of carnal
pleasures thousands place a., tue,
have. They allow the fires OF pas
sion to consume the things of finer
fibre and OF eternal value. These,
inordinate desire for wealth. the
American madness for pleasure and
the surrender to carnal passions.
are working national destruction.
AS we celebrate the nations natal
day we had better give considera-
ton to these things. II would be
wise for the rulers to read over
and over all OF the l15th Psalm.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-30
RUSSELL STREET BAPTIST

The schedule OF hhurch services
II as follows:
Sunday School. a. M; morn
ing service. IL a. M; b. Y. p. U.
$3.50. Prayer meeting Is held We'd
nesdays, s p. m; Helping Hand
Mission service. 3 p. M; Nurses
Guild, first and third Thursdays
3 p. m; junior church service,
Tuesdays. 3 p. m.
The members of the church ex-
tend their deepest sympathy to
Mrs. Anna Mitchell and family. fol-
the passing of their father, the
late Benjamin Billingsly. Sympa'
thy is also extended to Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Hill and family, for the
death OF their sister, Mrs. Eva
Jones.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-30
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

Last Sunday. Rev. Mcdonald. a
former pastor of this church. oc-
cupied the pulpit and preached a
stirring sermon from John 3:l6.
The divisions of the discourse en-
braced Gods love. Gods gift, Mans
need. and Gods matchless saliva
ton. All were encouraged and edi-
fled -.
Sunday. July / Pastor Brady Will
preach at 1920 a. m. from the
theme. "The Church Or the Cult"
At 8 p. m. Communion service
will be observed.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-30
PROVIDENCE BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday. June "a. the serices
were excellent. Pastor Lewis text
at the morning service was taken
from Acts 27:3. abide In The
Ship"
The subject at the evening serv-
ice was. why DAILY Ye Between
Two Opinions?
A play, THE Final Judgement"
will be rendered by Providence
Baptist Church, July 10, at the A.
M. E. Mission. 363s Rivard. under
direction OF Rev Lewis. Rev. X. d.
Hudson is pastor.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-30
Young Folk Plan
Musicale, Debate

On July s. a unique program i'm
the form Of musicale and a de-
bate between the St Johns g. VI. T..
and the Young Peoples Shot
Club, Of Shiloh Baptist will be pre-
sented az 81 Johns Church. corner
OF 81. Aubin and Maple streets IN.
subJcct of the debate Will be Re
solved THAT Denominations Are
Hindrancc 20 the Progress OF
Christianity Shiloh will take the
N..iiatiNe being represented by
iohn II Burns. Willie b. Mcintosh
William $. Matthews The negative
by ST. Johns C. NJ. f.. Will be de-
ated by Charles Mmms. Miss Lucy
White. and A. \. Striplin.
The Judges Will be Mrs. c. +.
Smith, Father Daniel, and Rev.
Benjamin Wright
The public Is cordially invited
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-30
MICH

Mrs. Barbara Hamilton has re.
turned to Chicago.
Among the local sick are: Mrs.
Esther McF'adden. Mrs. Eula Pruftt.
lis Birch street. Friends wish them
speedy recoveries.
Mrs. Alice Allen. OF Howell, Mich.
spent four days with her sister.
Mrs. Effie Allen. and brother. Fred
Allen.
Thursday evening June 81, Re-
publican rally was held at v r.
W. Hall. A large bus was chartered
and filled NJ Jackson. Mich. with
Republicans. including the Imperial
Quartette. OF Jackson. which FUR
nished good music al intervals.
Others present were James Frey.
candidate for secretary OF State;
Donald Marshall. Of Detroit. and
others. After the speaking. dancing
and refreshments were enjoyed.
Don't forget the big celebration
which will be sponsored by Hook
Mills and Ed Bracey. July 4.
A telegram was received June 20.
from Ypsilanti. Mich. informing the
writer that little James Drexel
Starks, infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James Starks. had passed away in
the L. OF NJ. Hospital. Funeral SER
vices were held Saturday, %. Many
relatives and friends attended.
Prince Hall f. and A. M. Frater-
nifty met at the A. NJ. Z. Church,
at Albion. Mich. recently Rev.
Evans, OF Albion. officiated. Inspir-
ing remarks were made by Grand
Lodge Officer A. Dungey, also by
the grand lecturer from Battle
Creek, Kalamazoo, Jackson and
Grand Rapids twenty-five local
members attended.
A banquet in honor OF the visi-
tors was given by the people OF
Albion.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ v Bannerson and
Mrs Charles Allen and daughter.
motored from Lansing TO Albion. to
attend the fraternal meeting.
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NEW SALEM BAPTIST
Illinois and Dubois

The church school was opened
at $3.50. by Supt. B. Morgan. The
qusrterly review lesson was con-
Quoted by the pastor. Devotions
were conducted by Rev II. ID.
Brown. The senior choir rendered
some beautiful anthems. with Mrs.
M. Robinson at the piano.
Mrs. Eula Wiser sang an ex-
cellent solo. after which the pas.
tor preached fine sermon from
Heb. 1l:l7. There was one add.
ton to the church. J. l. Wilson
read an instructive paper on THE
Movements OF the Race" which
showed much study and prepare.
ton.
The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-06-30

Services at Ebenezer A. M. f
are continuing to prove instruc'
tive and inspirational. unLer I'm
abb, leadership OF the pastor, Rev
G. w. Baber. and the assistant
pastor. Rev. S. NJ. Harper.
Rev. Baber and his assistant pas
tor plan TO build a greater Ebene-
ger. The church welcomes Rev. s
NJ. Harper back home.
The public is cordially Invited to
attend the services at this progress
sive church.
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Presbytery Honors
Rev. j. l.. Coleman

At the monthly meeting OF the
Detroit Presbytery, June Is, Rev.
John l.. Coleman. pastor OF ST.
John Presbyterian Church corner
Dubois and Madison, was named as
one of the seven members of the
Social Welfare Committee for the
ensuing year.
Rev Coleman has had, broad ex-
perience in community welfare
work. and will be valuable asset
to this standing committee OF the
Presbytery.
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ST. JAMES +. b. HOLINESS
st. Antoine. Mt Supari0r

Rev. X. J. Bowman. the pastor. is
in the South. but is expected to re-
turn soon.
The quarterly meeting was a fine
one. Elder r. A. Palmer preached
from Col. 3:6. subject. "The Punish
ment OF the Wicked"
Sunday School is conducted at 10
a. M; preaching at IL Noon, 3 p. m.
and p. m.
On Tuesdays and Fridays. SER
vices are at p. m. Everybody Is
invited.
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TRUE LIGHT BAPTIST
4233 Russell

The members OF the church are
happy TO inform the public that
they have a new pastor. In the
person OF Rev. T. w. Mills, OF this
city. The new pastor preached 9
wonderful sermon last Sunday a
IN. from Matt. 25:14 10. subject
"Oud Task" The church's out
l look for success IL good.
The public IL invited TO worshi
ut True Light.