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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-03-14
Rexford News

A large crowd attended the hard
time dance given at the school house
Saturday night by the Rexford Com
munity Club Prizes for the best cos
tunes were awarded to Mr.. and Mrs
Doc Webb, Mrs Ed Arnold and Fred
Marvel. The club plans on giving an
other dance soon.
Mrs @. Teel and daughters Ella and
Dorothy of Eureka were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl West over The week
end. They returned home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. johnson OF For
tine spent Wednesday in Rexford visit
ing at the home of their daughter, Mrs.
o. G. Johnson.
Eva Rhodes Of Eureka visited Mar
jorie Hammond Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cochran were
Eureka callers Saturday.
Ester Ann Madden, who has been i'll
with the mumps, is able to attend
school again.
Miss Ethel Montgomery was pas
senger 10 Kalispell Friday, where she
spent the week end with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Ted Wenzler left Sun
day for their home at Milan, Wash.
after spending the past two weeks here
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wenzler.
Mr. L. Turner Of Kalispell spent
Friday and Saturday in Rexford dem
onstrating a new 1885 Plymouth sedan.
Ethel Campbell of Eureka was The
week end guest Of Helen Williams.
Several car loads from Rexfort at
tended the meeting of the Eureka Com
munity Club at Eureka Thursday night
| Mr. and Mrs w. G.. Fewkes and Tom
Wiltshire made business trip to Libby
| Thursday, returning home the same
day
/ Otto Swartz is on the sick list this
week with sinus infection.
| Mrs. M. Fulkerson, who has been i'll
the past week, is much improved
Tom Wiltshire is taking G. Larson's
place at the round house.
l. w. Fetterly and Lewis Fetterly q
Eureka attended the Community Cluf
meeting here last Tuesday night.
Bud Isaccson of Eureka visited at shs
/ Ed Arnold home Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs. Ross La Dyer was week enc
guest at the. home of her son, Leslie
La Dyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Shanahan, Wit
/ have been residing in Fernie, B. c., arr
/ spending several days at their home il
/ Rexford.
Word was received here last week 0
the birth Of daughter, Jolene May
February 81, to Mr., and Mrs. H. Wenz
Ter Of San Francisco, Calf. Mrs. Wenz
Ter will be remembered as Miss Evelyl
Williams
Mrs. Bud Johnson, Pearl Pike ant
Charlotte Scouten entertained at
birthday party Friday night at tn
Shamrock club in honor of Lillian
Scouten. Dancing was the diversion 0
the evening and at late hour deliciou
4 refreshments were served.
/ Mrs. o. G. johnson and Miss Mildre,
Fewkes drove to Kalispell Monday
where they will spend several day
shopping and visiting friends.
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Fisher River News

Raymond Shelley had the misfortune
TO break his arm one day last week
when he fell off the porch at the school
it set.
NJ |. Davis and sons have been saw
ing wood the past week.
Mrs. Lulu Lux visited Mrs Hubert
Beebe a few days last week
James Orr came up from the Neils
camp and spent the week end at home.
Earl Walker drove over to Kalispell
the last of the week
Earl Fowler and Gladys Bergen
called at the James Orr home Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. Hubert Beebe and Mrs. Lulu
Lux came over the bill from the Beebe
raneh. to c. E. Gilbertson's home
Thursday on snowshoes. They and Mrs.
Gilbertson spent Friday calling on
friends at the meadows.
Edward, Willard and Carl Orr spent
Sunday evening with Ernest Davis.
Mrs Ernest Davis visited Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Gene Scott.
NJ |. Davis and sons, Gene Scott and
the Orr boys cut and stored a lot Of
fine 20 inch ice last week
Mrs Gene Scott was over 10 the w.
A. Wallace ranch a week ago. MIR.
Wallace had most of his cattle on the
range. AT the meadows there is still
from II to 16 inches of snow.
Morris Davis took trip in the hills
on snow shoes Sunday going as far as
Crescent lake where he found The ice
a0-inches thick The snow on the east
slopes was from two to five feet deep
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Treated to Surprise.

A number of the friends of Mr.. c. w.
Gildea dropped in on him Monday
night and treated him to surprise in
honor of his birthday, and it proved
complete surprise to the honor guest
The evening was spent at bridge with
high score prizes won by Mrs. Gildea
and c. T. Young and the consolation
tokens by Mrs. Young and Sam Tefeau
Mr. Gildea was presented with a fine
gift in honor Of the occasion. Refresh
ments were served, in which beauti-
full birthday cake, brought by The
guests, was one of the chief attractions
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Fortine News Notes

Miss Irene Brown visited friends in
Eureka over the week end.
George RAINBOW was Eureka visitor
on Thursday.
Mrs. Elmer Hellenga, who has been
here all winter, was called home to
Portland last week by the serious ill
ness of her father
Carl Larsen was in Eureka last
Thursday.
Reno L. Lucas of Libby was visitor
here last Thursday
Mrs. Louis Cole has been quite Ill
for several days.
Rev. o. Idso, Of Whitefish, was here
again last Sunday to conduct services
at the Community church. Rev. Idso
has been in North Dakota conducting
meetings for over month SO this was
his first service here since January.
Mrs. r. j. Zeller returned last week
from a three months visit to her OLD
home in Greene, Iowa, and also In
Evansville, Mimi
The pinochle club met last Friday
evening with Mrs. Chas. Oertel. Mrs
Fred Herrig won high score prize, Mrs
Ritter the consolation and Mrs Beau-
laurier the prize for 100 aces.
Rev. Peterson, who held meetings
here a year ago, will be here again tc
conduct two weeks series of meet
inps beginning on Tuesday, March IS
at the Community church. Services viii
begin at s o'clock. The public is cordi-
ally invited.
Vic Wolff and daughter Ruth wers
Kalispell Visitors Saturday,
MIR and Mrs. Harold Gilden returned
Saturday from several days visit witt
friends in Kalispell-
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Real Estate Transfers.

Reported by Lincoln County Alb
stract Company
Francis O'Malley to Pat Keenan, w.
D., Lot Block West Troy.
Harriet NJ Lindsey to jeanette M
Hamilton, w o., Lot Block "a End
Add Eureka.
Peter Lenarz to John r. Moore, w.
D., Sl2 Sc | NE 12-37-27.
County Treasurer to Lincoln County,,
Tax D. Lots 1918 Block 26 Libby
Original.
Sarah ]. Leigh to Leslie Leigh, W. D.,
Lots 1917 Block ii Leonard Add Libby
Lots 2-5-6 Block So. Libby, Sc
2-30-31.
Sarah j. Leigh to Gordon Leigh ct al.
w. D., El2 NWNE EWSE NENW NV
10-30-31,
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l0(A[ STUFF

The robins have arrived and spring
is here.
William Herbert is a visitor in Spo-
kane this week.
Walter Neils was business visitor
to Kalispell on Monday.
Leo Cleary of Eureka had tonsils re-
moved Tuesday at the Libby hospital.
Miss Marjorie Bailey of Troy was
visiting with friends in Libby on Mon
day.
H. E. Brink returned yesterday from
a visit to Spokane where he had dental
work done.
Mr.. and Mrs Alden kirkpatrick were
visitors to Kalispell the first of the
week, returning home Wednesday.
1t is probable that Libby will have
Townsend old age pension club. One
is now in process of being organized.
DR.. P. Baxter went over to Shelby
Saturday returning Monday He visited
there with his son, William Baxter and
wife
Mrs. A. c. Herbst and sister, Miss
Antonio Grandjean, spent Saturday oil
last week at the home Of Mrs. Floyd
Bowen and family.
St. Marys Guild OF the Episcopal
church will hold their Lenten Silver
Tea Friday Of this week at the home Of
Mrs. R. r. Veldman
The w. c. T. u. will meet on Thurs
day of next week at the home of Mrs
j. W. Jewell The Union Signal is the
program subject.
Some Of the enthusiasts are planning
to organize a club of softball player
and play evenings. Those interested
should see Gus Delzer.
Mrs. Ray Shelley drove in from
Fisher river Wednesday Of last Weel
bringing Raymond, Jr, to the hospita
with badly broken wrist
Miss Helen Hargreaves, who ha
spent the past few months in Seattle
arrived home Thursday and plans Il
remain in Libby during the summer.
Clarence Afdahl came over recent,
from Browning for short visit will
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Knute Afdahl
He left for Hot Springs but will return
here later.
Before sending out of town for you
tires or tubes, see the Rustic Servic
Station. Quality and price as good a
you can secure from any mail orde
house
The Pioneer Meet Company is an
other Libby business establishment t
improve its place of business hi
spring. The interior is being painted
Lester johnson doing the work
Local members Of the America,
Legion and others will be intereste
to know that the Legion will give
nation wide broadcast on Saturda
from to 6, being the annual 1birthda
party of the organization.
Libby friends will regret to hear thu
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Leigh will leav
soon to make their home in Missoul;
where Mr. Leigh has secured a posi-
ton with the forest service. Mr.. Leig
will leave Saturday and Mrs. Leig
and two sons will follow the latter PAL
of the month Mr. Leigh has lived her
all his life and of late years has ha
a responsible position with the j. Mel
Lumber company as purchasing agen
The people of the community will re
greet to lose this excellent couple.
New Spring Hats on display at Mr.
Miller's Parlor Millinery in west LIB.
Reasonably priced. 40
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United States Department of Agri-
culture, Forest Service, Missoula, Mon
tana, February 10, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the Mon
tana Logging Company has filed in
this office application to exchange a
portion Of the Nla -Sla, M of Section
ID, T. is NJ, r. rs w. for timber to be
cut from portion of Sec. IL, t. 27 N,
r. 80 W. under the Act of Congress of
March 20, 1922
The purpose of this notice is to allow
all persons claiming the timber selected
or having bona fide objections to the
application an opportunity to file their
protests with the Forest Supervisor at
Missoula, Montana.
TIIEO. SHOEMAKER
f28- mr21-4t Forest Supervisor.
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Mrs. Walker Hostess.

Mrs. Minnie Walker was hostess 10
the members of the Mid-Week club
last Thursday night, the evening be
ing devoted to bridge. This party was
the end Of the series and the high score
prize was won for the series by Mrs,
Walker, with the low score prize 60
ing to Mrs. Israel Crotteau and 9
travelling prize to Mrs. Bertha Croft
teau. Refreshments were served
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Three Are Hostesses.

Mrs. Elmer Switzer, ST., Mrs. Elmer
Switzer4 Jr., and Mrs W. ], Farris were
hostesses at a pleasant card party this
week at the home of Mrs. Switzer, 81.
High score prize was won by Mrs Mar
garet Burgoyne while two consolation
prizes were awarded to Mrs Ray Pival
and Mrs. Ralph Roberts Refreshments
were served
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st. Johns Lutheran Church.

Lie TTIGIlUIy NIIUiNII
Sunday, March 18th.
Regular morning worship, beginning
at IL a. m.
Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
On Monday evening, March 18th, the
young people will meet in the church
basement. This viii be social gath
ering.
Wednesday evening, March goth. This
will be the third of series of mid
week Lenten services. The service be-
gins at 1880. Special singing
If you have no church affiliations
you are invited to worship with us!
H. L. PFOTENHAUER Pastor.
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Orisin of Bridal Veil

The bridal veil had Its origin IN the
East, where many women still go
yelled during the greater part OF their
lives and where husband Is not
supposed to see his brides face until
after the ceremony Of the marriage.
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M. E Church.

The Junior Aid will entertain their
husbands at supper party to be given
at the church Friday evening.
Everyone was pleased with the Scouts
and the interest they showed in the
special Scout service Sunday morning
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The Churches
Christian Science Church.

The subject for the Lesson Sermon
Sunday, March II, Substance"
Wednesday evening meeting at 800
o'clock.
Sunday school at GAS a. m.
The public is cordially invited to all
Of these services.
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Church OF God.

Sunday school 10 H. m. Preaching II
a. m. Young Peoples meeting p. m.
Preaching p. m
Prayermeeting Wednesday at 8 p m.
You are welcome 10 all these services
REV. FRED DECKER, Pastor.
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The fact that the earth was created
in six, days proves definitely that II
wasn't government relief job.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-03-14

1t might help a little bit if all our
readers would understand that jour
nalist lis not detective, a policeman or
a moral censor.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-03-14
BasdAd Far Inland

Bagdad is far inland, being 500 miles
vast OF Damascus.
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Read the Western News Tor Lincoln
County News
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-07-13
KING SOLOMON BAPTIST
CHURCH
Rev. McClinsey

The morning service was deliver
ed by Rev. William Lyse. OF Chi
cago. His subject was, Prisoner.
Life and Crime" Sunday evenings
service and communion was con-
Quoted by Rev. r.: B: Ford. Rev:
Holden baptised because OF the
pastors absence. The pastor will
be back the second Sunday OF July.
The Sunday night service was
conducted by Rev. r. b Ford. pas
tor of the Macedonia Baptist
Church OF Tuskegee. Alabama. His
subject was. THE Relation to
God
Mr.. o. ID: Ornald. superlnten-
dent OF the Sunday School, who
went to Dayton. Ohio to attend
the National Sunday School and p.
Y. p: U: Congress. has returned.
With his help the Sunday School is
improving rapidly
The King solomon Church gave
it's picnic on the 9TH of July. A
double-header bail game was play
ed by the King solomon Sunday
School and the King Solomon Ush-
er Board. The ushers won both
games. The picnic attendance was
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-07-13
HIGHLAND PARK

The meeting OF the Zenith
Bridge Club met at the home Of
Miss Crawford of 81 Kendall. Due
TO the hot weather, there was a
with card playing. which afforded
pleasure. Prizes were won by Mrs.
L. Bonner and Mrs. Walker first
and second respectively. The next
meeting will be held with Mrs.
N. Ellis OF 18th Street.
After a very exciting and inter
esting Fourth, many people return
ed from Elizabeth Park claiming
to have had an enjoyable outing.
Over seventy-five per cent OF the
people there saw Detroits Brown
Bomber.
Mrs Myra Thomas, OF Paris. Ky
is having a stay In our city while
pursuing further studies at Way
ne University. She is teacher
in the Paris schools and accomp-
lished musician.
Mrs. Viola Smith of Ohio, is now
back in the st. Luke's A. NJ. T.
Church again for this year. She
will be here for two weeks or
more.
Mission Group No. / will meet
Thursday, July IL, at 1SS42 Thomp
son Ave-, with Mrs Peterson. She
will serve breakfast to the
group.
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MICHIGAN OUTDOOR CLUB

The club held the second OF its
picnics, this season at Brighton
Gardens. July Ii. Many arrived as
early as 6 a. IN. to take advantage
of early morning fishing, while
others came later to lunch and en-
joy the delicious barbecue cooked
by the clubs chef. Mr.. Barker. At
2 p: m: the men played indoor
baseball. while others present
danced.
At y. m. Mr.: Mcknight, MEM
ber of the club. who rode his bicy-
|cle to the Louis-Carnera fight in
New YORK, made a brief talk about
his trip.
The grown-ups, as we'll as the
youngsters. took an active part II
Jail the sport events. under the abl
direction OF Roy Slater, recreation
director.
Mr.. Hadley is the clubs presi'
dent; C. Lee, secretary; L. ID. Luke
Ipicnic director:
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CHURCH ACTIVITIES AND RELIGIOUS WORK


Wonderful services were neii
here last Sunday. throughout the
day. The senior choir rendered
beautiful music and pastor Mastin
was at his best. Mrs: Banks OF
River Rouge. a former member OF
Calvary. was visiting US. She sang
for us. Let Jesus Fix 1t for YOU"
Mrs. A. w: Hutchings and her
daughter. Ruth sang one OF their
gospel songs. which everyone en-
joyed.
Pastor Mastin preached from the
subject, my soul be on thy guard"
His tetxt was the 36th chapter OF
Mark, 36 and 81 verses. seth verse
What shall 1t profit man to
gain the world and lose his own
soul?" 37th verse, What shall a
man give in exchange for his
soul?'
A man should profit by every
thing he does in life. Profit In any
deal is what Is gained at the close
of the deal. IL a man works hard
all OF his life trying 10 gain the
world. and in the end receives the
destruction of his soul, il profits
him nothing. The soul is so ar
ranged that sin may approach It..
Before sin Is committed by the
flesh 1t is first committed in the
soul, thus we have premeditated
murder. Your soul Is held ac-
Icountable for your sins and the
soul that sins shall die.
| During the afternoon many up
lifting testimonies were given by
the soldiers OF the cross and Holy
Communion was served.
Sunday, June 30 program was
ARRANGED by Mrs. Rodella Ford for
the unveiling OF the out door pull
pit. The New Bethel and Shiloh
| Baptist Churches were present and
their cholrs rendered beautiful mu-
sic. Mrs. Wiley gave the welcome
address and Mrs. Lewis Of Sltloh
responded. A solo was beautifully
rendered by Mrs. Costello Erving.
A dramatic reading, Toms Tick
'Tock,' was given by little Ruthie
Hansbury. Mr. and Mrs: Ford sang
l"No Hope Beyond as a duet and
lit was enjoyed by all. A reading
was given by Miss Jessie Carter.
Mr.. Lee } Suggs was the master
Iof ceremony and he performed his
duty most pleasantly.
The outdoor pulpit was dedicat-
ed and has been preaching its SER
mons daily. The pulpit was given
Ito the church by Undertaken Char
les Diggs an outstanding member
of this church. he church is spon'
soring picnic. July 18th to Eliza
beth Park. Everyone is invited.
Next Sunday pastor Mastin \
: lpreaching a special sermons taisin
i his text from the outdoor pulpi
The public is invited to attend.
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NORTH DETROIT, NEWS
MRS. JOSEPHINE BoYDEN, 2o44 MEADE

Lomax A. M. e. Zion Church.
1909 Dequindre Street.
At IL a. m. last Sunday. Rev. w.
A. Blackwell occupied his pulpit
on his return the third year. ap-
pointed by the Bishop. He was
given a hardy welcome by his con-
gregation. He delivered an elo-
quent sermon from John Chap.
ter. in which was shown Jesus the
Giver of bread and life. Two
persons were united with the
church.
At the evening service the pas
tor announced his call for the
election of officers on Monday Sth.
Mrs. Bell Holden. who was
chief cook of Stewordess Board of
Lomax A. M. e Zion Church and
others together with Mr.. John
Brown, chief waiter received many
compliments for their services
rendered during the conference
and for the Bishop.
One of the most active young
men OF Lomax A. M. Il. Zion
Church, McKing. will be married
to Mary McClarkin on Sunday July
Ia. 1885 at 5 p. m. at the home OF
the brides parents 1884 Burnside,
Cosmopolitan Baptist Church,
Dequindre near Dawson. Rev. NJ.
Bolden's Church is making head
way under the leadership of pas
tor, members and friends OF the
church. The congregation bestow-
ed many useful gifts upon the
minister and wife last week,
which was great and highly ap-
preciated.
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Mr.. E.Smedley and wife, busi-
ness writer OF Insurance returned
to their summer home at Wooden.
His party was composed OF seven
including Mr.. F. Stickema and
wife OF Philadelphia ave.
Mrs Macarthur Ceter of Western
w. Va. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
George Zidd at 1903 Riopelle,
who expresses herself as having d
pleasant visit.
Church OF God In Christ 1925
Orleans Street. Elder T. c. Morris,
pastor. Sunday morning Elder
Yowell spoke from 125 Division OF
Psalms: "They That trust in the
Lord Shall be as Mount Zion" The
sermon proved very inspiring and
uplifting.
Mrs. Litia Robinson OF 2044
Mead Street has returned home
after spending several days visit
Ing with Mrs Nifty Rines of Phila-
delphia Ave.
Mrs. ID. Showers OF Meade St.,
left last week to visit her husband
in the government home at Dayton.
Ohio.
Thomas Green, son Of Simpkins
Green of 1924 Meade ST.. North
Detroit, departed from this life
Friday afternoon, July 8, 2:15 y.
m.
Pleasant Grove Church, 1888
Riopelle Street Rev. j. l.. Newby,
pastor, was incharge all day Sun
day His sermons were indeed in
spring. The announcement to all
the chairmen of the different
working committees TO have their
reports ready for officers at 3 D.
m. July 21, VISA made.
The Cleveland, Ohio Singers
closed their engagement Friday
night, in the contest. Mrs. Newby
was the winner and crowned
queen.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-07-13

Dodge City. Kan--Ths polo
playing cowboy u replacing the
he-man. stralsht-shooting cow
hand Of the Action cowland.
IN the prairie country. where
COWBOYS formerly were chosen
because they could nail q coyote
at 100 yards win .45. marks
manship doesn't count unlsss II
10 with Q polo mallsL The dis
appearance Of the hsro In chaps
for the wearsr Of the open-
necksds shirt and spify pants
who packs . Lou oshrig eye
for the polo ball h due - the
rivalry that hes come between
ranches over polo cupa
Ths ranchers have Just Az
covered thsir COW ponies may
b trained for frst-rats peio
performances and pole matches
between ranches have replaced
the rodeo.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-07-13
Tree Rings Show Dry
Eras Suffered by Utah

Salt Lake CITY. Utah.-Drouth pc
RODS have come at various times,
often much more serious than this
summer, r. w. Muir. naturalist, said
he learned from study Of trees.
A study Of cross sections Of cores
bored into trees revealed drouth cy.
cles ranging from Q 70 10 pears In
length. he said.
The years 1S<S to 1850 were par
ticularly drouth stricken In Utah."
he explained Tho trees show b.
their growth that In 1901 to 1905 We
experienced another such psried.
We are likely - have VT years In
the future - = the past"
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-07-13

H6vs M M nuOneneo, PASTOR
On Sunday morning. July z St.
Paul had a good old fashioned
Glass meeting. Rev. Johnson and
Few: Hall. both visitors Joined the
service and every one had q shout
Ing good time. Rev. Rhonenee did
not preach but turned the meeting
over to the congregation for testi-
monies. Eyery body took the spirit
OF the service home with them,
Pm sure.
At 800 p. m: Rev: McLawler Of
Philadelphia. Penn. delivered such
a fiery sermon that several MEM
bers of the audience were heard to
murmer I've never heard a man
preach like this man before He
held every ones attention to the
very end. We are all looking for
ward to the time when he will re-
turn and preach for us again.
At 1880 p. m: the Senior Choir
rendered Nheir regular First Sun
day night prografn with Mrs. Ida
Vivian as Mistress of Ceremonies.
The program was enjoyed by all
On Friday night, July II. Evan
gelist Frances Fitzpatrick will be
leaving for Birmingham. Alabama
where she will carry on revival
for Rev. Pitts. pastor of st. Steph-
en- Church of that city. We are all
wishing her much success in her
work and safe and sure return.
On Sunday afternoon. July 21,
Rev. A. T: Williams with his choir
and congregation will come down
and worship with us Everyone is
cordially invited to attend.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-07-13
COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH
1857 KLINGER
Rev. Il. q. Melvin. nastor
J. G. Melvin, pastor

Sunday, July 14th will be mems
Day at Community Baptist Church
a special program will be render
ed by the men through out the day
The male Chorus under the direc.
tion or Mr.. Geo. Hoaglin Jr.. will
sing at the morning hservice.
Sunday, July 21st. Will be the
young peoples Day, The young
people of the church will conduct
the services throughout the day.
A very special program will be
rendered at 800 o'clock D. m.
under direction of Miss Sarah
Woods.
To each of these special pro-
grams the public Is cordially In
vited.