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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-08
Chod'te vice! Prospeje to va
Semu zdravi.
PfSe

DR.. John L.. Rice,
komisaf zdravotnictvi mesta
New Yorku.
Rainy krok chodce uvadi v
pohyb nejeden sval jeho tele,
mutt chodce, ably z hluboka dy-
chal a usp1s1 tim krevnf obeh.
Kazdy z techto vysledku je ia
kymsi vzpruzuj1cim lekem.U w
to, re tento druh cvicen1 odby-
va Sc vzdy ma cerstvem vzdu-
chu a obycejne V prostTedf, Wy
znacujfc1m Sc zaj1mavou zme-
nou scenerie. zpestrovanou je-
ste tvaremi mfjejfcfch lid, z
chGze cvicen1 zdrav1 neobycej-
ne prospeSne.
Gin raznejsf chnze, tim lep-
81 vysledek. To ovsem nezna-
mena, re Sc name snaziti O pre-
konanf rekordG BEECH, kdykoli
jdeme ma prochazku; znamena
to pouze, re name razne Wy
krocovati a ne sc pouze louda-
tt. Chodte S rameny dozadu, S
bradou vzhGru. Pr chGzi ky
vejte pravidelne rukama. Tot
vse.
PT1lis mnoho lidf zanedbava
pf1lezitost k chGzi a wolf rade
il n6jaky dopravn1 prostTedek,
i kdyz Sc jedna O vzdalenost
nekolika blokG. Prochazka pc
veceTi je yam daleko prospes-
nejs1 nezli zaboTen1 sc do vase
no oblfben6ho kTesla. Zkuste
to a pTesvedcte Sc sami, jak
prochazka prosp6je vasemu
traven1 a S jakym vetS1m pote-
sen1m zahloubate Sc do novin,
kdyz jste Sc do novin, kdyz jste
Sc byl pred i'm prosel.
Dovolte mi tez, abych YAM
poradil, byste aspon kus cesty
do prace Sci pesky. Zacnete
hned Ultra rano, a kazdeho ma
sleduj1cfho rama pTidejte vzdy
par blokG. I kdyz to zname-
ma, re musfte witt z domova O
par minut drive, veTte, re w
sledek stojf "a tn namahu. V
poledne, mfsto abyste rozpra-
vel Sc spolupracovn1ky, vyraz-
tie Ease ma chv1li ven. V pTf-
spolecnosti mGzete ostat
ne V rozhovoru pokracovati a
pri tom mGzete Sc tez profit.
Dovolf-li to vas weekend,
m1zete Sc pokusiti i O turisti-
ku. Prvnf tyden vyjdete 81 je-
nom ma kratky vylet, kazdy ma
sleduj1cf tyden poustejte Sc o
kousek dale, ale nikdy tax da-
leko, abyste Sc ch1zf 1plne Wy
cerpal. Rozvaha a zdravy ro-
yum jsou prave tax zadouc1,
jedna-li Sc O ch1zi a turistiku,
jake jedna-li Sc O cokoli jin6-
no.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-08

skych dat konstatuje PaffzskJ
list lie Matin", re sovetskS
armada ma nynf s1lu 10 milo.
nj muz1. Nynejs1 stav aktivn1
armady sovetske i S vojensky.
mi pomocnymi sway cinf 1H
milionu muzG a 10000 dGstoj-
Mkt. Vycvicene zalohy rocnf-
ku 1923 az 1884 mali 812 mi
lionu muzG. Lehke delostrele-
ctvo ma dnes $500 del prot
2,4OO pred trent lety, tezke de
lostfelectvo ma 700 del prot
500 pred trent lety. Pocet tan
XII a obrnenych vozG stoupl "a
til leta re $50 ma $500. Va
leone letectvo rude armady ma
nynf 4,300 letounG, z toho $50
tezkych bombardovacfch letou
MI.
V Penhcetove lodenici v
st. Nazaire, ktera je n~ejvetsf
francouzskou lodenic1, vybu-
chem tri delnfci byli usmrceni
a jedenact smrtelne zraneno.
Asi 200 delnfkG bylo zamest-
nano svaren1m koteln1ch myth
pro Tadovou LODI Strasburk a
pancernfk Georges Leygues,
kdyz nahle z dosud n~ezjistene
priciny vybuchla velka lahev S
kyslfkem. Vsechny okennf ia
bule dime sc vysypaly a me-
ri delnfky nastala panika. Del
nfci z jinych dflen byli upozor-
neni vybuchem a prispechali
ma mfsto nestestf, kde hned "a
pocalo Sc zachrannymi prace-
mi. z vysledku dosavadnfho
vysetrovan1 Sc soudf, re Sc vznf
tia gumova trubice, spojujfcf
kyslikovou lahev Sc svarec1m
aparatem. Ohen pTeskocil ma
hlavnf ventil lahve a nasledo-
val vybuch.
- Predaci Spolecnosti naro-
do v Zenev6 S obavami sledujf
vydavanf a provadenf protizi-
dovskych zakon1 v Nemecku.
Nebot pokracovanf st6hovanf
Sc zidG z Nemecka, konecne
must postaviti Ligu pred pro-
blem, jehoz resent Sc doposud
bala, a proti jehoz probranf
Spolecnost1 narodG, nektere
staty jsou hodne zaujaty jake
Rusko, Italie a Jugoslavie.
Poole nazoru vysokeho ko-
misaTe Ligy pro bezence, Jas.
McDonalda re Spoj. StatG, asi
10000 az 10000 zidn Sc z Ne
mecka vystehovalo. z techto
asi dive tretiny 81 naslo move
domovy, z toho polovina opet v
Problemem vybor1
najfti domov asi pro
$4,000 zbyvajfcfch. "Tento po-
Get Dude nesporne zvysen ce-
lou mladou generacf zidG, We
ku cd Is do 20 LETT, pravil Nc
"Starsf snad Vista
nou, a budou snaseti vsecka
pT1koTf jez ma ne naziste uvali,
ale mladS1 budou m1ti vice cd
pustiti Sc do sveta "a lep-
zivotem."
= General Sajmov, bulhar-
sky valecnfk, ktery byl odvolan
pred tydnem. byl zatcen pro u
cast v nedavno potlacenem
ku nasilnemu pTevra-
tn V Sofii. Bude pry souzen S
&c jinymi spiklenci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-08
DfTKY.
Zamestnavani ma nouzovych
projektech.


F. L.. I. S.
S provadenfm ohromneho
programu vefejnych pracf, ma
jichz provedenf budou vynalo-
zeny $4,000, 900, bylo "a
pocato. Jakymi pravidly Dude
Sc f1diti naj1manf pracovnfch
sill pro RUNE stavby a jine pro-
jekty, financovane federalnf
vladou?
Prfmy dozor mad projekty,
spadaJ1c1 meZi nouzove prace,
spoc1va v rukou statnfch admi-
nistratorG. Tito must Sc vsak
f1diti jistymi smernicemi, w.t.
cenymi samou federalni nouzo-
YOU administered.
Nektere z pravidel a regula-
CT uvad1me v nasledujfcfch pa
ragrafech:
Kdo Sc NIUE O praci uchazeti.
Prednost Dude davana tenn,
kter jsou dnes vedeni ma sez-
namech dobrocinnosti. Aspon
80 procent vsech lid, kterym
Sc dostane zamestnani ma nou-
zovych projektech, Dude Wy
brano z rad tech, kteTf az do
sud brali podporu. Jedine
tehdy, nebude-li mezi mimi
dost kvalifikovanych pracovnf-
XII, poskytne Sc zamestnan1 j.
nym. Zamestnanf niue Sc do
staff pouze jednomu clenu ro-
diny.
Administrace urcila pro uni
stovanf dive pTednostnf tTidy.
Do mich spadaj1 "a prve ii,
kter1 jsou zapsani v 1radov-
mach U. S. Employment Ser
vice, a "a druhe oni, kter1 brazil
podporu v kvetnu 1885.
Dale je stanoveno, re d6lnfci
neztrat1 sveho pTednostniho
statusu v pffpade, prijmou-li
docasne zamestnani u soukro-
meho zamestnavatele. To INA
mena, re Tide nemusf odm1tati
docasna mfsta z obavy, re by
tim ztratili narok ma podporu i
ma misto pri nouzovych pra-
cfch.
Neobcane mali zpravidla
tentyz narok ma obdrzen1 nou-
zove prace jake obcane. Jedno
naT1zenf stanov1, re nebude
cineno zadneho rozdflu mezi
lidmi r1znych ras a nabozen-
stvf, a re nebude nespravedlive
postupovano proti lidem jen
proto, Re nejsou obcany, nebo
re patti k jiste politicke strane
nebo re jsou cleny urcit6 sku-
piny.
Mali clovek pravo ma nou-
zove zamestnan1, O tom Sc roz-
hodne teprve pc nalezitem Wy
setrovanf, jez spocfva v nav
steve domova zadatele a We
zjistenf, mali jake nemovito-
sti,, peneznf 1spory nebo ] inc
zdroje pTfjm6, nebo nemohou-
Ii mu snad pomahati JIM cleno-
We rodiny, pratele, organisace
nabozenske nebo jine.
VetSina statG zada, ably "a
datel prozil ma jejich 1zemf
nejmene jeden rok, nekdy i de-
lie. Zvlastnf opatfenf byla
vsak ucinena i pro lidi, kteTf Sc
nikde tax dlouho nezdrzeli.
dostali zvlastnf pTid6ly,
ably Sc molly postarati i O tu-
to skupinu nezamestnanych.
MZDY.
Mzdy kolfsajf cd $40 do 1914
meslcne. Devatenact dolarG
budou dostavati prostf nadenf-
ci We mestech S populac1 do
5000 a v jizn1ch statech; tataz
skupina Dude brati maximaln1
mzdu $55 We mestech S obyva-
telstvem pres 100000 We 26
statech (mezi mimi jsou i Kali
fornie, Massachusetts, New
Jersey, New York, Pennsylva-
MIA, Michigan, Ohio a Wiscon-
sin.) Mzda pro zrucne delhi
ky je cd $35 do $85 mesfcne,
pro odborne pracovnfky cd
$50 do 1914 mesfcne.
Lide ma nouzovych projek-
tech nebudou nikdy pracovati
dele, neil s hodin denne a ety.
rycet hodin tydn6.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-08
OMINKA.

Jiz opet nadesel ten smutny
den, nebot jest tomu Is rok1
co navzdy ztratili jsme milova-
nOu matku
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-08
Zatykanf nemeckych vyzveda-
ca " Ceskoslovensku.

I-~
ca v Ceskoslovensku.
Dvacet osm osob bylo zatce-
no polici1 v Praze a v ponem-
cenem 1Zem1. Zatcen1 jsoU
obvineni re zlocinu vojenske
grady, ktereho Sc dopustiti me-
Ii prodejem d11ezitych tajnosti
Ceskoslovenska Nemecku.
Mezi zatcenymi je tez ma
jor ceskoslovenske armady.D DIE
1redniho hlasenf prazske poll
Gle, dive nemecke rozhlasove
stanice oznamovaly zatceni
Amy Dienalove, jez ma byti
vudkyne rozvetveneho spionaz
n1ho spiknuti. Zatcenf bylo
provedeno nahle, tax re Diena-
Iowa nemohla pTedem spoluspi-
klence varovati.
Mezi uveznenymi spehy jsou
ctyri zeny a jak Sc pravf jest
Dienalova milenkou sefa vyzve
dacske 1stTedny v Drazdanech
Tajnou policif byli vazbou o.
patfeni Nemci, Rakusani a ia
Ike pry Cesi.
Nemecku byl prodan tajny
pfedpis ma otravny plyn vyra-
beny v Ceskoslovensku.
Urednf zprava mi:
"Prazska policie oznamuje
objeven1 skupiny zvedG, pGso-
blc1ch We prospect Nemecka.
Spiknutf bylo rozvetveno v ce-
lem Ceskoslovensku hlavne v
krajich obydlenych Nemci.
Zatceno bylo celkem % osob
ma obvinenf z vojenske grady,
kteryz zlocin zakon ma ochra-
nu republiky tresta zalaTem cd
tf1 let az dozivotne. Jsou me-
ri mimi ctyTi zeny, rnznych po-
volanf a vesmes zij1cich v po-
nemcenem 1zemi. Vsichni jsou
obzalovani, re udrzovali nedo-
volene styky S nemeckymi spe-
hyfskymi 1radovnami v Draz-
danech, A%nnabergu Sasku i
v mestech jinych. Prozrazovali
vojenske tajnosti "a penezite
odmeny.
Nekolik hodin pc zatcenf
Amy Dienalove, jez jinak hra-
la znacnou 1lohu v prazskem
nocnlm zivote, oznamily zatce-
nj Narodn1 rozhlasove stanice
V Berl1ne a STANCE v Lipsku to-
to zatcen1, S patrnym 1myslem,
ably jeff souspTezenci zavcas
byli varovani a jen o~strazitosti
prazskych detektivG, lie deko-
vati, re vsichni spiklenci Sc do
stall v moe policie.
Jeden re zatcenych, reznik
A. Burket z Vyprt jest mezi OBJ
vinenymi, kteTl vylakali cesko-
slovenskeho pTislusnika Ant.
Sechera, pres nemecke hrani-
CO., kde byl nemeckou tajnou
policif zatcen.
Policejn1 1Tady podnikaji
generalni prohlfdku v cele ze-
mi a die vseho Dude pocet Eat
cenych spehG valne rozmno-
zen. K zatykanf jinych podez-
relych dochazelo pc nekolik
mesfc1.
Hlavnf osobou spiknutf byl
Nemec, pfislusnfk ceskosloven-
sky, Erwin Sheichenost, jenz
"a prodane informace inkaso--
val jidaSske pen1ze a ktery au-
tomobilem podezTele caste pre-
Jlzdel nemecke hranice. Jest
take when, re konal nebezpec-
ne vyzvedne sluzby pro Nemec
ko v dobe podzimnfch name
vr1 ceskoslovenske armady u
Moravske Ostravy "a 1casti
dGstojnfkG rude sovetske arma
dy, coz vzbudilo velky zajem
hlavne v sousedn1m Nemecku.
zsiezd do Rum,rnska.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-08

Jel ma kobyle opily.P okutovan.
We Winchester, Virginia, Cd
souzen byl ku pokute $40 a u
trat Clyde Robinson, re jel ma
koni, kdyz opilym byl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-11-08
Mari Ceskovou

ktera nyni drfma vecny sen ma
hfbitove Nejsv. Vykupitele.
Spi sladce dale, nase nejdraz-
81, vzpomlnka naSe ma Tebe nj
kdy nevymiz1, spi dale Tv1j
klldny sen; vzpominame ma
Tebe kazdy den, vine ale il
ste, re v dobu rozhodnou Re
my vsichni prijdem "a Tebou!
Venujl k ucten1 pamatky:
DfTKY.
Evening star., 1935-06-02
discontinued patterns)

What do you care if these patterns are dis
continued - they're pretty and Summery,
and will make you dandy hot-weather dress
es Neither sun nor washday will affect this
fabric - and it'll resist perspiration and
wrinkles. Grab enough for two or three
dresses. 80 in. wide. .
Evening star., 1935-06-02

SO in. wide. Pick out pure dyes or
weighted silks as you prefer. The
assortment is so wide and hand
some, you'll be suited to a 7!
Evening star., 1935-06-02

Of course it's washable. Smart
young plaids in white with black,
navy, brown, copen, maize or all
white. 80 inches wide, ma'am!
Evening star., 1935-06-02
Chiffon Voi|es

Aristocratic voiles! Printed Ever
glade, Malacrida and Anti-crease
Chiffon Voiles. Mmm-n1-cool!
Evening star., 1935-06-02

Fast color at this grand low price!
Printed chiffon voiles, sheer lawns,
fine batistes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-12-13

1885 loveliest giftl
Bright turbans, toques.
brims, berets-with
. matching scarfs. In warm
brush woods, suedes, ribs,
wool crepes. For girls
and women.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-23

subjected to the appraisal OF Ne
gro critics. Do you think they
would have become SO POPULAR
Much OF the "voodooism" In Haiti
and the superstition OF the South
ern Negro would have been ommt-
ted from the record.
Broadway Looks Up
Those who follow the fortunes Of
the Negro artist on Broadway havs
reason to feel proud OF what the
present season portends. An ans
picious start has been made. The
name of Ethel Waters Is Flashed
on the Winter Garden In letters OF
light three feet high. Comics Inn.
after making name In Harlem,
has emerged In one OF the choicest
spots on the Great White Way
with an all-colored revue. "Porgy
and Bess. the Gershwin opera. In
drawing the very best people
nightly from Park and Fifth Ave-
nue.. Langston Hughes. highest
rated short story writer, has turn
ed dramatist and his "Aulatto 10
holding up well with a mixed cast.
Broadway Is at last looking up 10
the Negro artist. not az an indi-
vidual, but as part OF the regular
scene.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-23

these minor fields are being cul-
tivated that an off-year election
means 80 much TO the race.
Z0ra Hursron Reports
More and more the practice Of
having books on the Negro by
white writer's reviewed by Negro
authorities Is being accepted In
metropolitan circles. The most re-
cent example is the review by Fora
| Neale Hurston of God Shakes
Creation" by David Cdhn. In the
book section of the Sunday New
York Herald Tribune.
Miss Hurston. who recently had
her second work. Mules and
Men" published, does not lose her
opportunity to set Alright some
very impairment and sarcastic
white folk who wax eloquent, In
nonsensical realms only when they
are "discoursing" on the Negro.
With great tact, but also with con-
summate artistry and not a little
asperity she tells Mr.. Cohn, who
writes OF the Delta Negro" that 4:
For lack of understanding he ut
terly misconstrues the complicated
reaction TO the word Niger at
the same time he betrays his ig-
norance OF the Madagascar le-
gends. He puts a word into the
mouth OF woman as a boast that
Is considered a universal insult.
She brags OF being an inkspitter'
when IL is usually worth your life
TO call any one that unless II be an
intimate friend. 'Inkspitter' means
black, lamp black and damn black.
1t is term like coal-scuttle-
blonde"
Miss Hurston tells Mr.. Cohn that
the reason he goes off on such tan
gents Is: HE knocked upon the
vast forbidden door and was re-
fused entrance with big smiles and
little lies. He has been treated TO
some window dressing by his Ne
gro confidants."
There will be an immediate gain
Ito the group from such criticism
by Miss Hurston. White authors
who know their works. in all pro-
liability, will be interpreted 10
even the white public. not by face
tious white reviewers. but by Ne
groes, will not risk being made
ridiculous by writing silly non.
sense. Suppose the works OF the
past generation OF popular white
writers on the Negro had beef
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-23
Second B aptist
Church

Sunday November 18th was .
glorious day at Second Baptist
Church. The members and friends
gathered from near and far. filling
every available seat and leaving
some standing.
Rev. ]. c. Austin, pastor OF Pill
grim Baptist Church of Chicago.
was the preacher for the day. The
morning subject was: The vital
Touch" from that beautiful text
where the leper came to Christ and
He touched him. The speaker
showed how ones life Is trans
formed when 1t comes into touch
with the Christ OF Calvary. and
then how that life in turn goes on
touching other lives and causing
them to be transformed by the
Spirit OF God. He brought out In
beautiful way that the pastors
twenty-five years in Detroit we're
not TO be measured by the size of
the church edifice nor congrega-
ton. but rather by the lives that
he had touched and helped during
these twenty-five years.
In the afternoon Rev. Armstrong
pastor OF Bethel Baptist Church,
brought an inspiring message to
another large audience. bringing
with him his choir and an appre-
ciable number from the congrega-
ton Of New Bethel. Rev. Armstrong
has lately come TO our city. and
fellow churches are proud of this
young man and the splendid work
he has already done in our midst
At 1880 p. m. the main audito-
rum was again filled to hear the
story In song OF the life OF Christ
which was truly a spiritual treat
and was beautifully rendered by
the members of the Chorus. Fol-
lowing this song service. Rev
Austin brought the message of the
evening from the subject: Friend
ship He chose as a text those
words from Proverbs: "A Friend
Loveth at All Times"
The anniversary continued with
lecture by Rev. Austin Monday
night from the subject: AT The
Gates of Damascus" Wednesday
night sermon by Rev. Mastin. &C
companied by his choir and con
gregation; and Friday night. Nov
22nd, will be State Night. with re
!, representatives. from the wolverin,
State Baptist Convention bringing
the program. Music by choir o
/ Tabernacle Church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-23
GEORGE CARRIERS CHORUS
CLOSES TRIUMPHAL SEASON

San Diego. Calif.-(ANP)--Amid
the cheers Of hundreds Of music
lovers Of both races. the George
Garner Chorus OF Pasaden, closed
. triumphal season at the Inter-
national California Pacific EXPOSE
ton, here last Thursday night
when the musical aggregation
trained and directed by the inter-
nationally famous tenor George
Garner OF Chicago staged It's final
concert
This organization since the be-
ginning OF the exposition has been
the main Negro attraction and has
drawn hundreds OF visitors to the
concerts, at which spirituals and
more ambitious numbers were rem
dered under the direction OF Geor-
ge Garner. The director usually
rendered number or two, with
his wife Mrs. Meta Paullyn Garner
accompanied, which thrilled the
crowd. Plans for the winter for the
organization which bids fair to be
permanent have not been an
nounced.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-23
St. John c. M. E.

The message delivered by DR..
N. w. Clark Sunday past was very
enlightening to the congregation.
His text was taken from Isaiah
46:22. Look unto me. and be ye
saved, all the ends OF the earth;
for am God. and there is none
else. The congregation was re-
quested to repeat this verse sub
stituting each of their names for
we" in the verse. II was very i'm
pressive. The summary was that
God being competent. efficient, uni
versal. compassionate, and loving
left no room for doubt that he IL
the only God and mans greatest
need.
A Radio Tea sponsored by Mes
danes Coggins and Hawkins will
be presented Friday. November 20,
at s p. IN. All star imitation pro-
gram. Don't fail to be present.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-23
CHURCH ACTIVITIES AND RELIGIOUS WORK

Sunday November cath IL wo-
mems Day, when the entire SER
wee all day will be In the worthy
hands OF the ladies. Mrs. Emma
Petterson-Hicks has been chosen
as the speaker.
Wednesday November 9th is
Home Coming Night when the
church's own boys will be pre-
sent to render the program. The
program will be completely ar
ranged by these pastors, including
Revs. Clay. Hill. Wright. Handy
and Holmes.
Friday night. November goth.
brings our Anniversary Service to
a close. This will be Church Night
and the program will be rendered
by the Auxiliaries of the church.
The public is heartily welcomed
to enjoy these meetings with us.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-23
First Baptist
Ecorse. Michigan

The musical program sponsored
Oct. l6. by the Blue Ribbon Club.
under the supervision of the presi-
dent. Mrs. Maurice Morton. was a
fine success. 1t was given by Prot.
Ratliffe and the Juvenile Four. ~
which he is director
Rev j. ID. Davis occupied his
pulpit Sunday at 1870 and preach
ed a splendid sermon. Among the
visitors present were Rev. F. +.
Freeman. Mr.. and Mrs. Farmer. of
Ypsilanti.
The Norfolk Spiritual Four will
render program on Nov. 20 for
the benefit OF the usher board of
First Baptist Church. The public
Is invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-23
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Inkst~r, Michigan


Last Sunday. the 8. s. was we'll
attended. At the IL q. m. service.
Pastor Merritt preached from
Luke 1910. subject. christians
the Noisy Crowd. The discourse
was enjoyed by all present. AT 3
|p. m, the contest between James
Ayler and Mrs. Cora Barnes, OF
the usher board. came to a close.
Mrs. Barnes was acclaimed the
most popular. having raised the
most money In the contest. Rev.
and Mrs. j. r. Hendricks. OF
Thompson Avenue Baptist Church
Highland Park. worshpped al
First Baptist at p. m. Rev. Hen
bricks delivered a fine sermon.
Al G:30 last Sunday. the b. Y. p
U. was ably taught by Rev. J. A
Gibson. OF Detroit. who was a vlsi.
tor. The evening service was well
ATTENDED with Pastor Merritt
preaching from Isiah 81. subject
who Is Christi" DO You Know
F, Him." The sermon was greatly en-
ioycd by the congregation Mrs
Love. Mrs. Mary ! Peters RabI
Glover. and Mr.. Rouse are still on
the sick list. although all are i'm
proved.
Rev. Theodore Williams OF First
Baptist Church. Smile Road. De-
troit. accompanied by his choir
and congregation. will worship al
First Baptist Church. in Inkster
Sunday. Nov. "a, at .. m Every
body is welcome.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1935-11-23
Calvary B aptist

Services last Sunday morning
were beautifully carried out at
Calvary. The prayer service and
general opening were conducted
by the deacons In charge. Music
was furnished by the Missionary
Chorus. All were delighted with
the rendition OF spiritual number
by the Junior Choir. The choir of
Canaan Baptist Church, OF Flint.
Mich. was present and sang to
the delight of all present
Rev Branch, visiting minister
from Tulsa, Okla. preached the
sermon. his text being Luke 1877.
He gave an inspiring description of
Christ and sang Gospel songs
which touched the hearts of many.
At the afternoon service, the
Gospel Choral Union presented
their monthly musical program.
Ten Gospel choirs from various To-
cal churches were present and
rendered splendid music. The selec-
lions by the junior choirs present
were also enjoyed by the congre-
cation.
Special services will be held al
IL a. m. Thanksgiving Day, at
which time newly-elected officers
for the ensuing year will be in
stalled. A Thanksgiving feast for
the needy will be held after the
services. to which all are invited
Donations for the affair will be
given by members of the church
Pastor Mastin extends a cordia
welcome to visitors at all times