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The tribune independent of Michigan. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1933-1935, 1934-04-21
CHURCH OF GOD

Pastor McGhee's subject last Sun
day morning was THE Upward
Look" The text was from Acts
7:55. But he. being full Of the Holy
Ghost. looked up" The life and
work and martyrdom OF Stephen
was very beautifully portrayed.
In the evening he spoke from
Heb. l:1-2. Gods Revelation To
Man"
The Young Peoples Union was
thrilled with very splendid ad-
dress by Joseph A. Craigen' he
spoke from the subject; What the
Neeroes of Detroit Need" He very
ably stressed the need OF our
group standing close together and
patronizing Negro business.
The pastor. Elder T. ID. McGhee
will preach at Shiloh Bapt. Church
Friday evening, April 20.
There will be revival meeting
beelnning at the Church OF God
Monday. April %. Elder Thomas
Biddcll of Springfield. Ohio, VIII DC
the guest speaker. The public Is
cordially invited to attend these
meetings.
Mrs. McGee was called to Chica-
90. ON account of the illness of her
mother.
Mrs. Perkins is in Dunbar Hos
pital for an operation; please pray
for her.
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Former DetrOiter to
Run for Bishopric

AT the close of the 15-day union
revival services, held In Indianapol
lis. Ind. in March. twenty of the
leading pastors OF that city and
fifteen Kindred people gave a vol
untary endorsement OF Rev. Arthur
Womack, pastor of Phillips Tenn
pie c. NJ L. Church. in Indianapo-
lis. for the exalted position of BIZ
shop of the G. NJ. +. Church.
Denominational lines were ef.
faced. In the unanimous recon-
mendations of the pastors an,
members OF their congregations
favoring the candidacy OF Rev. VIC
mack.
For Seven years. Rev. Womae
pastored st. John G. M. E. Churc
In Detroit. during which time
paid over $4,000 upon IT'S del
tablished seven mission churcI
es. many OF which are now sell
supporting.
Rev. Womack has a splendid RI
cord as a church builder. minister
and race leader. and his man
friends in Detroit. st. Louis an,
other cities rejoice TO hear of M
continued success.
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St. John c. M. E.
Holds Big Revival

The revival at St. John made a
hne beginning Sunday with an ad-
dition OF three adult members.
Mrs A. r Thompson preached two
excellent sermons. and will con-
tinue to speak every night this
week.
sunday. the 22nd. at II o'clock,
Mrs. Thompson viii speak from the
subject Lost and Gained"
At 3 p. M, the choir of the Met
ropolitan Church will render a pro-
gram
At the 7SO p. m. service. Mrs.
Thompson viii speak on The BRA
ma OF SAUL
Rev Flack of St Paul A. NJ f.
Zion Church. his choir and congre-
cation will worship al this church
on WEDNESDAY evening April 25th,
at S O'Clock.
on April 2Gth Million Dollar
Wedding" Will be presented by the
church
The public Is invited to attend all
OF these meetings.
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WEEKLY SHORT.
SERMONS
THE LORDS PRAYER
Conclusion
by DIR. A. G. Bearer
tFor the Literary Service Bureau

Text: For thine is the kingdom.
and the power, and the glory for
ever. Amen. st. Matthew 6:l3.
The Introduction to the Lords
Prayer recognizes and emphasizes
the relations between God and his
creature. man. On this relationship
is based mans right 10 ask and ex-
pect the blessings asked in the pc
titions which follow.
So. the conclusion is concerned
with declaration of the power of
God and His ability to do what is
requested There Is in the conclu-
sion. also. expression OF the pur-
poses involved and a prediction Of
universal acknowledgement of the
Heavenly FFater and the fullest
accomplishment of all things which
the petition contains.
Thine Is the kingdom, and the
power" means the "Rulership of
the kingdom of nature Is Thine;
all material things are Thine;
Thou hast power to supply all our
needs. therefore we ask and ex-
pect these blessings" The answer
to these petitions. "Thy kingdom
come; Thy will be done" means the
ultimate subjugation Of the human
will and the human heart, and the
w.S'ing acceptance of the will OF
Coo. This will manifests Gods
glory forever, through all the ages.
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Anne. Layrnen to
Hold Meeting Sun.

The Detroit A. NJ T.. Laymer
will sponsor their eighth inspira.
tional program. Sunday. April %
at 3 p. m. at Ebenezer A. VI. T.
Church. 545 Erskine. The organiEa-
ton expects every layman TO be
present.
Rev j. p. Wallace. former pas
tor of the local Bethel Church. and
now presiding elder of the Indiana
conference. will be the chief speak
er. He is one OF the outstanding
ministers of the A. NJ. r. connec-
ton. He is widely known in De
roit.
Rev. Wallace will preach at
Bethel. at IL m, Sunday, April
%. and following his address at
Ebenezor in the afternoon. he Will
speak az St. Paul at 10 y. IN.
The public is invited
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PRESBYTERIAN
Corner Madison and Dubois

corner Madison and DUBOIS
Rev. j. l.. Coleman, Pastor
The Ethiopian Prince. Bishop OF
the Reform Coptic Church OF East
Africa. was the speaker last Sunday
morning and evening. He gave a
very fine sermon at IL a. m. to a
large audience from Matt. 1924.
Text: II any man would come after
me, let him deny himself and take
up his cross and follow me"
In the course Of his remarks, the
speaker stressed the necessity OF
one knowing himself and the inn
portancc of having self control as
these failures handicap one along
all lines OF endeavor. In the evening
he lectured on the relation between
japan and the L. S. A.
Or. Pearson OF the Detroit Pres
bytery is the speaker for April %.
The congregational meeting for the
election of officers will follow the
morning service.
Visitors always welcome.
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MICH.
BY g. VI. Wagner

Miss Maxine Wagner and Mr.
Nindel Allen were united in holy
maiilmony last Saturday. April "a
az p. IA. AZ the home of the bride
Rer HUI officiated.
The patients at ST Lawrence
Hospital IRE reported TO be doing
Iile Among those are: Mr.. Wal
ter, aniy Miss Wynn. Mrs. yesta
Dickson, Earl Bell. Mrs Adams
ana Mr. Dickson. Mr.. Emmanuel
Parker is very seriously i'll win
double pneumonia.
Miss Jessie Dean OF Emerso,
avenue celebrated her 1gtb him,
day. Those present were Con.
stance Dean. Dan Horgan. Mile
NJ. VOORHEES,, Clyde Starks Glades
Barnett. William Austin. Laurence
Goodall, Alice Doane. Leonard
Johnson, Hesper Hargan, Cerdine
Lewis, Ella Austin, Henry John
son. Audrey Charlton. Thomas
davenport, Ernest Goodall. Oscar
Wakes, Jno. Dorsey, G. NJ. Wagner
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Pruitt. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Brown, Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Wright and son and MIR
I and Mrs. Jimmie Starks and son
I The party lasted until wee hou
;, OF the night.
al Mrs. Audrey Charlton return,
q. lSunday TO her home ia Chicago
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COSMOPOLITAN BAPT. CHURCH
Rev. M. Bolden, Pastor

AT 3 p. m. Rev. w. Bolden and
choir were invited TO Mt. Tabor
Baptist. Sunday. in behalf OF the
Missionary Circle.
The pastor assisted by the choir
will render a program at Pleasant
Grove Baptist Church, Tuesday,
April cath.
MIR. Robert Bennett left for the
camps. Friday morning. He was
tenor in the quartet
Rev. Bolden has opened up a
sweet shop In connection with his
coal business.
Deacon Porter has returned to
us again from the Hospital feeling
fine. Mrs. Clark. IN Herman Kie-
fer, is improving. Mrs. Walker is
still on the sick list.
The noon prayer service will be-
gin this week. April 10th. and con-
tinue for 30 avs.
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SCOTT VI. Il. CHURCH

Sunday. April 18TH. marked the
close OF another Conference year.
and also the well celebrated Mems
Day A very stirring address
was delivered by the pastor In rec
ognition Of the occasion. Among
the visitors were two OF Detroit's
prominent lawyers. Attorneys p. II.
Piper and Charles Il. Mahoney.
The church has enjoyed very
successful year under the capable,
inspirational and persevering lead
ership Of DR.. f. w. Kelly. DIR. KEEL
ly left Wednesday. April 18th, for
the Annual Lexington Conference,
which will convene in indianapolis.
Indiana. April Goth. The entire
congregation OF SCOTS Church is
sincerely hoping for DR.. Kelly's re-
assignment as pastor OF Scott's
Church.
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MORNING STAR BAPT. NO. :
1899 Riyard Street
Rev. &. ID. Armstrong, Pastor

The musical program last Friday
night was success.
Sunday. April %. two OF our
young people areg ding to render
a few selections IN the persons OF
Miss vernell Jennings and Eugene
Hatten. Miss Jennings will render
a solo. and Mr.. Hatten, reading.
At $3.50 o'clock. Sunday after
noon. we will have baptizing.
The pastor and congregation viii
worship at Tabernacle Baptist
Church, Ecorse. Sunday. April 20,
at o'clock.
The L. Il. III. and s. II. OF a.
meets every Friday, 8 p. m. at
the church. The public is invited.
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ST. STEPHEN A. NJ. +.
Cobb and Stanford
ROW I'D. Howell. pastor

Rev. ]. ID. Howell. pastor
The pastor with his choirs VIII
broadcast Monday, April %, over
station w w ] at 7:15 a. m.
Rev. Lovett. chairman of the In
ter-racial Civic League. delivered
a wonderful sermon. Subject;
Trust In God" found Proverbs 3:5
The discussion in the A. G. f.
League No. Sunday. was led by
Mr.. Frank Poole.
Mr.. Jacob Hutchings. Junior
Church pastor. will preach from the
subject: "The Right Start
The New Era Study Club. and ST.
stephens Senior Usher Board, Will
present one-act play. entitled.
THE Rose on the Dial" Thursday,
April &c. at D. m, at ST. stephens.
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NEW MT. MORIAH BAPTIST

The church is enjoying and max.
ing wonderful progress under lis
leader. Rev. J. S. hurry.
Sunday School begins at 8 a. m
Pastor hurry will preach Sunday
april ~. Just Wouldn't Juit."
On Sunay, April 30. his subject
Will be. "A Drunken Church"
The Mothers Board will render
a spicy program Tuesday evening.
Saturday evening. April2s. the
Deacon and Trustee Boards will
nave a barbecue at the home OF
Deacon Stanley.
The New Mt. Moriah Church is
putting on 60-day drive, and is
asking for your cooperation and
thanking you in advance.
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday morning the pastor will
preach from the subject. "a Con-
version in Chariot
Sunday nights, p. m. the pastor
Is preaching from a series Of spec
ial messages from the theme: BUS
mess and Professional Responsible
ity.'
\ very fine number was in atten-
dance last Sunday night to hear
pastor discuss leadership" not
withstanding the heavy downpour
Of rain
The public is cordially invited 10
worship with us in these services
ut all times.
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NEW MT. N0RiAH DArT.

The church has taken on a new
inspiration, and every club is put
ing forth their best efforts 10 make
the 60 day drive a success. There
are 2 clubs; each are 10 raise a
definite sum OF money. The club
mat reports the largest amount
VIII win the prize.
Saturday, April 2I, the Deacon
and Trustee Boards will have an
OId-Fashioned Bar-D-Q az the home
Of Deacon Stanton, 1885 Hague
avenue. Everyone is invited.
Sunay. April 22nd. 1900 a. m.
Rev. Murray's subject will be: THE
Assembled Lord"
$500 p. IN. A special Musical Pro-
gram will be rendered under the
luspices OF the International Club.
500 p m, Rev. Murray's subject
will be "Just Wouldn't Quit"
Friday, April q the Russell ST.
BAPTIST Gospel Chorus will present
! Pageant under the auspices OF
he Senior Choir.
Wednesday. April 25 at s D. m.
rev. Murray and his congregation
will worship at King Solomon Bapt.
,hurch. The public is welcome at
'ur services at all times.
Rev. Murray is a strong booster
or the Tribune-Independent.
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CHURCH NURSES GUILD

The Guild gave "a tea at the
James Cole Funeral Home, 4i6 +.
Warren, Sunday. April 10, from 4
to p. m. Tea was poured by Mrs.
Martin. president OF Calvary Bap-
fist Nurses Guild, an Mrs. Howell,
president of the Nurses Guild OF
King Solomon Baptist. Miss Maud
Nichols was pianist. Mrs. j. o.
White was mistress of ceremonies.
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SECOND MORNING STAR

The Sunday School was well at
tended, Sunday.
At IL o'clock service. the pastor
took for his text. "As an Eagle stir
reth up her nest" found in Deut.
32:11. The sermon was enjoyed
by all.
b. Y. p. u. convenes every Sun
day evening at 5 o'clock; the Mis-
sionary 81 ETY. meets every Monday
night at p. m. Mrs. A. Wesley Is
the president.
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RUSSELL STREET BAPTIST

Pastor NJ =. Parrish as return
ed from Grand Rapids. where he
was called on urgent business. He
will occupy the pulpit at IL a. m.
Sunday.
The Nurses Guild is growing and
doing fine work. All the auxiliaries
of the church are cooperating in
the effort to secure new build
ing. The Gospel Chorus is one OF
the progressive auxiliaries.
Attorney NJ. w. Ware. of Jack
son. is in the city. He was called
by the Illness of Mrs. NJ. Beasler,
car accident, but is convalescing.
who waws recently hurt in a street
car accident, but is improving.
Mrs. l.. Owens is conducting a
rally in interest of the church.
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GREEN GROVE BAPTIST

Rev. w. Tarpley delivered a won
derful sermon Sunday morning
All OF our friends are invited to
come and worship with us.
On May the 7th ten-day meet
ing will begin with an additional
five nights for the Pastors Ami
versary. conducted by Rev. X.
Wright. pastor of Mt. Zion Baptist
Church.
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Rev. X. L. Ferguson, Pastor of
St John A. VI. +. Church, River
Rouge. Michigan
Sunday School begins at $50 a.
m; morning service. IL a. m; A.
C. +. League. $3.50 p. m; evening
service. 8 p. m.
Sunday. April %, Pastor Fergu-
son will begin series OF specia
| sermons.
| Sunday, April %. his subiec
! at the morning service will b
What Is the Soul?"; April 30. (;
IL a. m. "The Value OF the Soul
May 6, at IL a. m. THE Loss a,
| Profits of the Soul" May
- ..WNot nre tne oeu~e~ x<s~Nvsss
Soul?" May 20. What we may
= TO save the SouI?" The public
= invited to all Services.
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PEOPLES BAPTIST
JOS Campau at Arndt st.
DR.. e. NJ. Kigler


DR.. T.. M. Kaigler, pastor
Sunday School opens at $3.50 each
Sunday morning. o. Chillis. super
intendent. Morning worship at
10:45. Good music he very
splendid choir. cond d by Mrs.
j. v. Reid. The pastor being abb
sent, the pulpit will be occupied at
the morning hour by Rev. Lewis
Stone. At the evening service. 7:45
p. m. Rev. G. w. Woodson will
preach. You will hear good SER
mon at either or both of these serv-
ices.
Come and see THE Bachelor and
His 20 Sweethearts." This enter
tanning play will be presented by
the Young Peoples Dramatic and
Social Club. Friday, April 27. Also
fine program is being arranged,
to present such artists as Mr.. c. A.
Lee, Mrs. G. Allen and others, d.
rected by Mrs. A. Kaigler.
Visitors are made very welcome
at this church.
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NEW MT. sINAI BAPTIST

Rev. j. r. Crouch, pastor
Sunday School begins at 3 a. M.
morning service. at IL a. m; b. Y.
p. T., $3.50 p. m.
Missionary Society meets on
Monays. s p. m, Prayer meet
ings. on Wednesdays. ct s p. m.
Pastor Crouch. In speaking OF the
progress OF the church. says: our
congregation is not very large. but
they are peaceful and loving. and
the church has fine program. W.
have q nice church edihce, ant
are prepared to make you com
Portable. We welcome visitors"
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Free Vim missionary Society

The members OF this society met
Wednesday. March 2S. with Mrs
Alice Archie. 500 Hague avenue.
The society was organized six
wears ago. and still maintains It's
high standard of missionary work
IN Northeast Detroit. Mrs. Luella
Cook is president; Mrs. ElizaDeth
Thomas. secretary.
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ST. PETER A. NJ. L. ZION

The ministerial Union. OF Ham
tramck, held their union services at
st. Peter A. NJ. +. Zion Church,
Sunday afternoon. April Is.
Rev. p. A. Pinkney. the presi-
dent, preached the sermon, and MS
Leland Baptist choir sang.
Monday night. April Is. a play
was given at the church, by the
Volunteer Club. and the Young Wo-
mems Missionary Society. Mrs. Ad-
elaide Peeden directed the play.
with was entitled. Wagon and
Tongues"
Rev. Jesse l.. Moore is pastor OF
st. Peter A. M. z. Zion Church.
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NOTICE TO CHOIRS

Rehearsals are being held every
Thursday night, s y. me- mt the
Brewster Street Community Center.
by the combined choirs OF the city,
for the Sacred Musical Festival,
May 9th. which Will open National
Music Week.
DIR. +. w. II. Johnson Is the di.
rector. All choirs and singers oil
metropolitan Detroit are invited 70
participate and attend the rehear-
Snls.
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CARD OF THANKS

The family OF the late Eugene
Robinson will ever be grateful to
their friends for the many eviden-
ces OF their heartfelt sympathy and
the beautiful floral designs. spe-
cial thanks TO Rev. r. l.. Brady
for the solace of his eulogy and
presence.
Mrs. Hattie Robinson Smith and
family.
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From the Union Baptist Church To
The Bereayed Family OF
Mrs. Alberta shelton

mfSs AiVtE0 OutttVu
Whereas, the Great God OF the
universe has taken from our midst
loyal member. a faithful Christ
ian, who was loved and highly re-
spected by all who knew her; a
darling mother, whose place can
not be filled.
BE IL resolved: That although
her name will cease to be called
on our church roll. II is our convic-
ton that when the great Head OF
the church shall call His roll OF
the triumphant saints, she will be
there to answer to her name.
We shed no tears for her. but
our thanks go up to God. that she
through faith has finished her task.
She is not dead. but has been
transformed from this world 10 the
land of the departed spirits. to
await the coming King.
BE IL resolved That our prayers
and sympathies shall ever be with
the bereaved children. who are left
In a world OF sin and SORROW, but
Jesus is your friend, who will
never forsake you. We pray that
you may always abide under the
watch care OF the Holy Spirit, un-
al you too finish your work and
join your mother in the sweet be-
yond.
Respectfully Submitted
Rev. T.. G. Copeland, pastor
Fred Simmons, secretary
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CHOIR OF KING SOLOMON
BAPT. PRESENTS PROGRAM

The choir Of the King Solomon
Baptist Church. presented a Pleas
ant Sunday program. Sunday, April
s. at 3 p. M. The Excelsior Harmony
Singers, with Mrs. Lola Harris as
director. The Theus Quartet. Mrs.
Lula Theus. director. were features.
The program was we'll attended.
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Mt. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday School. $3.50 p. m, with
Mr.. Clark, superintendent. The
school seems 10 be growing numer-
ically and financially.
At the IL o'clock service. DIR.
Askew delivered an inspiring and
effective sermon to large and APP
preciative audience. his subject be-
ing. The Glory OF the Cross"
The Red Circle Club is giving an
entertainment Friday evening in
the dining room OF the church
Everybody is cordially invited.
Sunday will end the contest
which has been waging between the
women and the men. We are ur
ging all members and friends to b'
present and help make this sue
cess.
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ST. PAUL A. VI. +.
y and Chene Streets

Quarterly meeting. Sunday at st.
Paul. DIR. w. +. Walker. presiding
elder, will preach at 10:45 a. IN. DR..
J. +. @. Wallace OF Indiana will
preac at 7.45 p. m
The Senior Usher Board will cell
citrate its anniversary at 2:3O D. IN.
with Mrs. Ethel Reynolds as presi-
dent.
| The Sunday School convenes al
9:l5 a. IN. with Rev. II. A. SchleS
as supt.
The Allen Christian Endeavo
League will convene at $50 p. II
Samuel Williams Is president. FIRE
Bradley will open the discussion.
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PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL

Sunday. April %. at IL a. m,
Rev. Herbert King will preach on
the subject who Is My Brother"
The Detroit Chapter of the Alpha
Phi Alpha Fraternity will worship
at the church at this service. Spe-
cial music will be rendered by the
choir.
The public is invited.
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ST. PETER CLAvER .CATHO-
Lie CHURCH - Eliot and Beau
bien Streets, Hsly Ghost Fathers
Masses Sundays nj $3.50 and
1880 A. M.--Masses Holy Days at
1900 and $500 A. M. Mass Week
days ut 7,15 A. M. Confessions,
Saturdays and Ewes. Of Holy Days
at 8,Se and 1900 p. M. Rectory, 45o
Eliot Street, Columbia 507s.
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EBENEzER A. NJ. =. cmrRcH

The a. c. r.. (Allen Christian
League met Sunday under the adj
ministration of their new president,
Mrs. Thelma Wilson. The guest
speaker was Rev. f. Williams who
delivered a very interesting ad-
dress.
Meetings of the A. G. +. every
Sunday afternoon in the church, at
$50 p. m. The public is invited.
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ST. JAMES +. II. HOLINESS
Rev. BOWMAN, Pastor
sd. Antolne nd SuperloI

Everyone Is invited TO attend our
prayer meeting every night this
week.
Rov. Rowman'a text SUNDAY WAS
"A Future Pay Day"
Sunday. April Goth. Will be Mis-
sionary Day. The ladies will be II
charge. All missionary ladies from
our sister churches are invited &c
attend. Mrs. Susie Arnold, presi-
dent
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ST. MARX &. VI. n. CHURCH

st. Mark c. NJ. f. Church moved
from Grisdale e. Norwood 10 1858
Mitchell street. The reopening
was Sunday, April Sth. The regu-
lar services will be as follows;
Morning service, IL o'clock; Sun
day School, 1880 y. M; evening
service, s O'Clock. Rev. NJ. Gunter,
pastor.
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NEW MT. ZION PRIMITIVE BAPT.
1888 Leland Street
ELDER Il. Freeman. Pastor

A special financial drive will be
launched on Sunday. April 20. at
400 D. m. Rev. w. s. McGhee OF
Israel Baptist Church will deliver
tho sermon for this occasion.
The New Mt. Zion Harmony Five
will render a few selections on
April 20. The public Is cordially In
vited TO come and hear them. They
will also appear Friday night. April
"a.
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