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Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-29
Closed Ford Plant
Slated to Reopen

DEARBORN, Mich. Oct. %. (UP)
City Manager H. F. McElroy OF
Kansas City today expressed belief
the closed assembly plant Of the
Ford Motor company at Kansas
City would be reopened as a result
of his conferences with Henry Ford.
founder Of the motor company.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-29
State Rests Against
Poisoning Suspect

CINCINNATI. O.. Oct. 20, OPP
The state today rested its first de-
gree murder case against Anna
Marie Hahn 81. accused of poison
ing -four elderly men to get their
savings.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-29
PRINCE INDICTED
IN SLAYINC OF
HALF CAST GIRL

HONOLULU Oct. 20. (UP)-Prince David Kawanana-
koa sole male descendant of Hawas last king was under
indictment today accused of the degree murder of
half cast beauty 21 year old Arva Kinslea with whom
he had been living The true bill returned when grand
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-29
Success of District Plans Assured by
Reception, NorthrOp Declares;
Surveyors End Work

Success of the Imperial Irrigation Districts municipal
rural electrfcaton has been by cooper
alton from SO cent of living the
by the project Earl " c. Northrop told members of the
Eastside-Sunset Farm Center Thursday night
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-29
japanese Fire
Kills Soldiers
Near Shanghai
Swift Action Predicted After Shell Hits
English Detachment; Nipponese
Ordered From Sector

SHANGHAI, Oct 29 (UP)-Japanese shells wiped
out British outpost at the edge of the international set
tement tonight and high foreign official predicted swift
action would be taken result
Three British soldiers of the British Ulster rifles
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-29

anything!"
On The Firing Line
Ralph French, the rising young
deputy da., averred Friday morn
ing that he might just as we'll have
been in the ring at the athletic
club Thursday night. Some young
ster5 outside passed The time away
before the police arrived-by toss
ing young boulders over the wall
into the boxing theater, One Of
the largest of the missiles caught
Ralph neatly on the noggin. 1t
was the hardest blow delivered all
evening.
A Friend in Court
All these years. RR's thought
something ought to be done about
better feeling between San Diego
and Imperial counties. Now comes
forward a gentleman whose name
fits him perfectly-Frank Forward
with interesting advertisements
in the San. Diego papers calling to
the attention of his townspeople
the importance of Imperial Valley
in their scheme of things. Thanks.
Frank. Well 10 as much for you.
scme day.
Rea'rn tn COmplain--
Comes now Earl Richmond with
a complaint against Brother Frank
penny Richmond. The postmaster
fellow. Earl found notice in
pcetoffice box tho other day that
postage due" letter, was being
held for him He presented the
notice and paid the one-cent charge
on the letter. Thinking u over. he
recalled tie manv times his brother
the postmaster. has chiselel plumb
irg fixtures. free of charge. to keep
the roetoffica lawn from diving fo~
lock nf irrigation. That was bad
enough. but ther" wqs mora.
"Tt weea" lamented Earl "a good
r-mocrltic letter. too"
" Modern Manner
co.nethinq new in the line Of
birth announr' ontS accompanied
80 advent of RoImond Paul Elder
Pater w. Paul Elder one suspects.
v'os solely ree~onsiblo for the an
rruncNment IF private showing
after Nov g." The suspicion i
hoce.l on tho specifications .
"Strippsd Chassis Weieht = 9B
rourd~ Two lung Power
Knee Acticn -. Clear Blue Vision
FrOo s0',oal'ng Full Pres
SIRE Iubrication' and others
POSSIBLY more deserving Of mention
The oovoef rnr,o~ in the description
"Frcnomiral in O~nration
governed to 2 manv howls per hour"
Wi'nt Taxes fra T"r-
There's som "thinq a bit pathetic
about tne caso. Of = R7-year-olF
mon who applied tn the count
"elfaro office FOR relief explaininr
that his 13 children would do moth
inc or him. Charles Nice. INDECENT
commissioner wrote to each of the
13 children suggesting that each
make a small contribution to their
fathers support One daughter. eX-
nlaining why she could not con-
tribute, referred to her religious be-
lief and said. "but I am afraid
lot Of US have fell short of the
glory" In conclusion she wrote
IF you were as young as we are
end had to- stav homs as much
as we do and 10 without decent
clothes as much as we have had
to the last three years since the
baby came YOU would understand
just how things are with us. But
of course I couldn't expect you tc
have ever experienced the hare
times we have had"
Almost without exception, the /"
letters refusing to aid the aged mar
declared he should be given relie'
because that's what taxes are for"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-29

She Doesn't Know
Fay Roach, II, listened atten-
lively while her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. G. Mattox, dis
cussed a court case.
II think," opined Mrs. Mattox,
that they'll hang the jury
Hang the jury?" squealed Fay
Indignantly, why do they want to
hang the jury? They haven't done
anything!"
Imperial Valley press., 1937-10-29

Butter: Los Angeles So; , Mt
terfat, Imperial Valley. fob. ranch
grade A IS; manufacturing milk
38; route gathered cream 34h.
l.. A. Hay; u. S. No. $780, $50
No. 2 leafy s17.50-S1S.50; No. 2
S16.O0-S16.50.
Minneapolis Flax Oct $500
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-11
John Wesley A. M. E,
Zion Church

Presiding Elder j. l.. Powell de-
livered his second quarterly ser
mon in the morning and evening
Sunday. Dec at John Wesley A..
NJ r.. Zion Church. Beechwood and
Moore Place. Rev Powell is a
forceful speaker. In his message
he asked the church 10 renew their
faith and revive their spirit for the
glory of God
Cucst speaker ~ the afternoon
service was the Rev ID i Thomas,
pastor Of I.omax A NJ. T. u.
Church. North Detroit Rev. Tho
u delivered q splendid sermon
"a Victorious Faith text being
aiken from Isl Timothy 1.i9. The
lsignihcauc, OF ialth and It's worth
Nhilc rcsGlis was Interestingly
brought OUT IN this fine message
hrlsfian Rest" was the topic
~ discussion az the Sunday school
hour The Varick Christian Endea-
yor had lively discussion on the
subject "rnreached Millions In
America at their regular meeting
Rev J l.. Moore, pastor OF John
Wesley IL an able and experienced
leader. Visitors are welcomed In
our midst at any time
Levi Saunders Is church reporter
and clerk
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-11
Presbyterian Church

Rev Henry Porter preached an
impressive sermon Sunday morn
ing from Mica. 6, what doth the
Lord require u thee, but 10 do
Justly. love kindness. and TO walk
humbly with thy God?'
The speaker said
Cod Is calling people to-day 10
heed this message, which was given
10 Israel through the Prophet Mica,
and 10 give their hearts 10 Christ
why cant we do things which will
bring happiness and peace Tron-
bile. sorrow. and unrest come from
disobedience 10 Gods laws.
Prior To The sermon. the pastor
talked 20 the children on the sub
ject. Try Again He told them
that many mkmbers Of the race
give up TOO easily
Al $3.50 .. m, Rev Porter preach
~ Al Peoples Baptist Church. us-
INK as his theme. Live Member
ship The hearers were exhorted
10 be alive 70 the spirit Of love and
righteousness The choir Of st. John
Presbyterian Church accompanied
Rev Porter and rendered three Sc
lecfions.
Mrs. C,oldie HugheA. Of Box wood
avenue. continues quite III
Rev. Porter VAS the principal
speaker AZ the Union Thanksgiv-
ing Day service held al ST Paul a
N r church Basing his remarks
on the i00th Psalms. be said that
although America was the most
prospercut country on earth and the
harvest plentiful. yet thousands
are needy. Who Is 10 blame! he
asked Have we failed 20 honor
the Lord God ~ho died for u.s.
We should be grateful. practice
humility. show kindness 10 others =
Rev Charleston pnstor 81 81.
Paul read he Scripture Lesson and
remarks were made by Rev NC
CLAIM. pastor ~ s. John c N r.
All three choirs sang The thurcn
was flied for the service
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-11

Sunday School opened at 9:l5 a.
m. The subject, Christian Rest"
was interestingly taught and dis
cussed by the teachers OF the vari-
Gus classes.
At 10:45 q m. after the order OF
service. a splendid sermon was
preached from the text Isaiah Sc,
subject. Christ, the Brilliant
Man" The discourse was well pre-
pared and deliveded. You are al
ways welcome at st. Luke.
The vice-president of the Lay
men and few members visited
Rev. I. s. Smellings church at Mon
roe. Mich. last Sunday afternoon.
and enjoyed the service. The Lay
men will meet at st Luke on the
next fourth Sunday.
The pastor. Rev. W. r.. Smith,
visited st. Luke's in Highland Park
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-11
Bazaar Sponsored
At Plymouth Church
A Great Success

The bazaar recently held at
Plymouth Congregational Church
was a huge success. T h e e
were seven b o o h 8 which
we're all beautifully decorated
In red and green Color lights
we're strung In front OF the booths
making them very effective. Ths
Sunday Schol had two sections
the Fish Pond and the Candy
Booth. There was very cute sign
hanging In front OF the Candy
Booth which read I'VE Candy Shop
PEE The sign was made by Lewis
Graham. The Crusaders Club had
the smock and apron booth. and
this ioked like n flower garden.
with It's beautiful different colored
smocks and aprons and the variety
OF styles. The Go-Getters Club
handled the linens which was al
so very lovely. The Mems Club
operated the Country Store that
had everything in It from cider to
cookies. The Meridian's Club took
care Of all baked goods and OH
such cakes and pies. They really
made ones mouth water. Last but
not least was the Fortune-telling
Booth which was sponsored by the
Junior League. Miss Caroline Plum
mer and Miss Berney watkins took
charge.
Dinner was served both nights
The first night the menu included
spaghetti and wieners and plenty
OF soft drinks. The second night
the menu included a delicious tur-
key dinner. Both diners were serv-
ed by the ladies Of the Missionary
Union.
On Friday night Mrs. LeClaire
Knox's dancing class entertained.
These numbers were enjoyed by all
because these little girls can GER
tainly dance.
On the whole the bazaar was en-
joyed by all who attended.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-11

CLUB WORKER,
IN FIF 7 IETH
ANNIVERSARY

The closing services Of the ~.
ty-seventh anniversary celeh,,,s
OF Second Baptist Church vers =.
tured Sunday with a two-fola \.
mon delivered by Rev. r. |. p,,,
by, climaxing the anniysrsary 81.
cises OF the church and includIr, !.
special message In interest Of a.
fiftieth anniversary OF the Villa,
Workers Society
The members OF the VIM,.
Workers organization ATTENDED 1, I
body and occupied seats in ,hs a..
ter aisle OF the church.
The pastor used as his teu-T
ye know these things. happy 4,
We II We do them" John l3.li n
the close Of his splendid mesu,,
the speaker made a beautiful Ih
stration when he pictured Cd
planting a lily in filthy ru
which grows above it's unhealn
surroundings with all the putr
Of lily
Continuing, Rev Brady said.
$50 must We. as members doiu
work of charity. sfoop down M
lift the fallen wrecks OF humsnlu
knowing that the God who has a.
rayed the lily In IT. purity viii
also keep us
In the afternoon, the Lords SUP
per was served to large numhr
The nights service. under ausp.
ces OF the Knights OF Pythias d.
flcially closed the successful ann.
versary and brought a fnandl
blessing to historic Second Pap
list Church. Rev. Brady receiva
many congratulations upon HI
long and successful pastorais d
the church.
Services next Sunday, Dec L
will begin with the pastor delrr
ing the morning message. yIsicn
are cordially invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-11
St. Paul A. M. E,
Church
s7s - Rademacher Ave.


Since Christians observe the
Lords Day. It is proper to observe
the Lords Supper. This was In evil
dence at st. Paul Church last Sun
day. The pastor, Rev. w. F. Rice
delivered an excellent sermon from
Matt. 22:41. Many voices were
loud in praise and some wept fol-
JOY.
The financial drive which has
been in progress at the church
closed temporarily until February
1898.
Next Sunday will be twelfth
quarterly conference day at 81
Paul. Everybody Is invited to at
tend these services.
At 3 p. m. the quarterly union
service will be held. at which time
the following ministers and their
choirs and members are expected
to participate in the worship
namely-Rev. ]. A. Charleston. G
william Baber. and w. A. Crider
The Y. w. G. Club is the ban.
ner club at st. Paul. The other
clubs are also zealously trying tt
win the banner.
Rev. Rice. accompanied by his
senior and junior choirs aud con
gregation, will worship with Rev
r. Martin. pastor of First Baptist
Church. 7742 Gould avenue. Sun
day. Dec. rs. at 3 p. m
The order OF service at ST. Pau
Is "a follows:
Sunday School. $3.50 a. M. morn
ing service, IL n. m: A. G. r. Lea
que. 8 .. m: night service. 7 p. m
Mrs. Lille Hill IL reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-11

The special program which was
sponsored by the Missionary Society
al Citation A. " r. Zion Church
sunday. vas decided success Par
.iciparts OF all ages took An active
part on TIE program Mrs L. VI
Blrgen IS president OF the society
The S.nias school convened at
: 4 n with Sgpi purdue IN charge,
a. f,et hs Mrs Alma CTum.
=, II a N. Tie pastor Rev T.
" williams delivered the message.
using he text BE Sc sieadtast and
immoyab'e always abounding IN
The works II ne Lord !: WAS an
Inspiring discourse
AZ 20 ? q r.. J : scott and
members ~ 81 Vernon ilapi!st
church ~pvsnipped a, clinipn
hast' Rey Si' preached
The v c T. society M a, v
m. wirh Moss wilson sfcs.li,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-11
Missionary Society
Has Special Program

The topic was ably discussed BY
Rev. NJ. II. Parrish, T. NJ. Hill. Mrs
+ NJ Williams. and Miss $. Peter
son
Al p. m. services were opened
by the choir singing, Abide With
Ne. with Mrs. NJ + Merchant a.
the piano After the song Rev. c
W Mlnter. pastor Of Bethel Bap-
tisl. "a, Dubois and Maple streets,
electrified the audience with the
closing discourse
Many visitors worshipp.d at Gin
too Chapel during the day
The quarterly conference will be
held J1ecembcr lv-i2, AZ which time
Rev y y Powell. presiding elder
~ or ~ Rapids. Mich. XIII pre-
Rev j. y Evans, supervisor OF
tho Rescue Mission. Will speak al
2 30 . m SUNDAY, Dec. II
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-11

Bishop John A. Gregg. who has
been spending several days in De-
troit performing important duties
in this area. was honored al ban
quet held al Ebenezer A. N. r.
Church. al Willis and Brush. Mon
day evening.
The banquet was sponsored In
connection with the celebration OF
the consumation OF one OF the
greatest financial contests in hte
history OF Ebenezer. The rally was
a gigantic financial contest between
the men and the women OF the
church community. In which the
latter emerged victorious after a
close battle. Mrs. Cornelia Hamil-
ron headed the women's club. while
A. A. Kirby led the men. Awards
for meritorious service by indivi-
duals will be given. when all re-
ports are completed.
Bishop Gregg was also guest
speaker at the MEMS day" service
last Sunday. 1.-The Go d Will OF Hin
That Dwelleth In The Bush was
the theme OF the discourse. Music
was provided by special mems
chorus, under the direction Of Prof
l.. T Hardison. with Emory G
Davis at the organ. Numbers were
presented by the Boys Chorus
under the direction OF Robert l.
Brunette. accompanied by Il
Hines.
The Sunday School held their
annual pre-Christmas dinner last
Sunday afternoon, In the dining
room OF the church. Proceeds will
be used TO purchase gifts for the
suday School children at Christ
mas. Mrs. Bryant. the chairman
was assisted by Mesdames Doris
Smith. Lulu Henry,c KING. joiner
Misses Viola Carson Virginia Bur
nette, Pearl l.. walker~ Messrs
John Holland. Willie Carr. r. Rus.
sell. and d. Higgins.
A basket ball game bstwe1, the
Ebezener Mems A. c. team and the
team OF the Wright Recreation
Club was played Wednesday even
ing. Dec. 3. In the gymnaAium on
the church.
Sunday. Dec. ~. the Music Com
mittee OF which Mrs Dollie Cain
Brown Is chairman. will present lis
first recital NJ the church. Mrs
Brown In an outstanding chorus
leader and contralto singer .of
Kansas City. The program will be
held at 7;46 .. m. Mrs. Brown. Il
IS announced. was recently chosen
as chorister for opera Aida
which will be presented In Detroit
IN the near future.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-11
Big Attendance
At St. Paul Sunday

Rev p. X. F'lack delivered the
morning message last Sunday
morning, TO many communicates.
His subject was THE Secret OF
Winning" The Senior choir and
Zion Chorus OF ST Paul a. NJ. +.
Zion Church sang very effectively.
Pastor Flack gave an interesting
resume OF his trip South TO attend
the conference al Ashville. ). {.
Several visitors we're present and
participated In the Holy Com
munfon
Exercises for the approaching
Christmas were planned. The yule-
tide season promises TO be great
success and blessing
Thursday was another impress
sive day at St Paul. at which time
the W. II. and r. NJ. Societies held
a quarterly mass meeting. Splendid
reports were made. Ministers pre-
sent were: Revs. L. p. Powell. d.
p. Thomas. p. ID. Taylor. c. M
Me,calf. J. L. Moore. ID. Baldwin,
VI williams, and r. r. Flack.
Mesdames H. p Flack. A. pedeen.
A. MetcIar. and r Oliver. presided
alternately at the meeting. Dele
gates were present from many OF
the Zion churches in the Detroi'
area Messages were delivered by
Revs Thomas and Moore.
Pastor Flack will speak AZ each
service during the month and will
feature themes In keeping with the
Christmas season and the Nativity.
Tho choirs will render special mu-
sic.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-11
Christian Science
Churches

God the Preserver OF Man" will
be the subject OF the Lesson-Ser-
mon In All Christian Science
Churches throughout the world on
Sunday. December IL
The Golden Text. from II limo
thy 4:1S, is: The Lord shall de-
liver me from every evil work.
and will preserve me unto his
heavenly kingdom: TO whom he
glory for ever and ever"
Among the Bible citations Is this
message deuteronomy 40; For
what nation Is t1ere SO great. who
hath God 80 nigh unto them, a.
the Lord our God Is In all things
that we call upon him for2"
corrclatiyc passages 90 be read
from the Christian Science text
book. Science and Health With
Key TO the Scriptures by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
90. 49,. Love Is impartial and uni
yersal In It's adaptation and bestol.
ais. II Is the open fount which
| cries, 'Ho. every one that thirsteth
come ye TO the waters"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-11
BANQUET F OR PROGRAM BY
BISHOP CRECCIN. H. A. CLUB
AT EBENEZERIA FINE SUCCESS

A great spiritual feeling was
brought among the large attendance
~ New Bethel Baptist Church. Will
lis and Hastingr streets, Sunday
morning. Dec. when the pastor
Rev. y. II. Armstrong forcefully
spoke on the subject, Remember
Me-" 1t was an uplifting message
containing many fine thoughts.
The program given by the y. u
A. club Thursday. Dec. 2 was quite
success. A unique program was
also presented by the Get Together
Club Sunday afternoon.
Last Sunday was dollar day. The
morning Offering amounted 70
$225.32.
Miss Lucille Swan. daughter OF
Deacon Swan will be married al
New Bethel Sunday morning. Dec
10 Immediately after the morning
services
Miss Dorothy Darby will be pre-.
sented at New Bethel In talk
soon. This event will be further
announced in tha Tribune.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-11
Ebenezer Members
To Visit Roseuiue

Sunday afternoon. Bishop John A
Gregg. OF the Fourth Episcopal
District, was the principal speaker
and made an interesting talk.
Sunday. Dec. u, AT $50. DR.. @.
W. Baber with his choir and con-
gregation Of Ebenezer A. NJ =.
Church. will be guests OF this
church.
The a. C. l.. League Is growing
In numbers and enthusiasm. Visi-
tors al the Leagues meeting Sun
day were T. Armstrong. 25030 Ma
comb street: and Robert Johnson,
25326 Pearl street.
The night services at St Luke
are growing IN interest and at
tendance A cordial invitation Is
extended To the public 10 worsh y
at this progressive church
Miss Florence Bl0unt, Reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-11
REV. McCLAIN
breaches ON
"TJME" THEME

Last sunday being the frst Sun-
day OF The month the pulpit and
choir~ az s. John G VI r Church
we're btde,ked ir pure ~hite liz
~ eribhe1ar!c q ne purity OF
heart az ~. mn snicants
TIE sasf Rrs Mc6 ain,
preached q e ne subject Re-
c m.ne Tine Among other
things he SPEAKER SAID
We cn5 ain 7 lack 81 tine %
a. the Christian y * W desire -
d.. bat the t-t.'h IS we waste The
ti~.s which God gives rs Life r.
shn~i aad lime g. S,'gaoie vSsr
rers ,alpas'~ '1sn money ;he-e-
+ ~ We 81 OLD "a ~ US rec this
tin. w'ss.s IL .rs,uens:1g sin
ners 20 corie y Cod
In concllslau. ~ pastor admin
ished all y apply 'Aeir hearts I'M
10 wisdp1 as 'ioe X all iet ~
human l.,4 Is l'ul'ed
All are iayiiel - WORSHIP AZ s.
John & " +. church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-11
New Creation Began
At Jesus Tomb

Last Sunday was an inspiring
day al Macedonia.
superintendent OF the S. s.. Mrs.
NJ. Brown. expressed her gratitude
for the promptness OF teachers and
pupils. She Is asking for more
workers
At IL a. m. Rev. II II. Coleman.
the pastor preached fine sermon.
All three choirs. with a total OF us
voices. rendered singing. The pas
tors text was Romans ST.. There
IL therefore now on condemna-
ton" The speaker said:
The long silence ON this Ques-
ton is now broken and the burden
laden soul Is uplifted: for we have
wanted TO understand what effect
the cross OF Jesus Christ had in the
great court OF heaven. The new
creation began at the tomb Of
Jesus: we are saved by knowing We
have passed from death 10 life
Many visitors were present
The Pastors Aid sponsored a
program at 2:30 II was well at
tended. G. Miller is president. and
extends thanks TO all who CO.
operated SO helpfully
Pastor Coleman preached anoth-
er fine sermon al 7:45 p. m. after
which Communion was administer
ed to the largest number since
Macedonia's reorganization.
The late Jerome Stockton, 2706
Monroe street. husband OF Mrs.
Lille Stockton. passed away on
Dec. 8 at IL a. m. He was one OF
Macedonia's staunch supporters In
every phase OF the work Members
and friends extend deepest sympa-
thy TO the widow in her bereave-
msnt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-11
Second Bapt. Church
lnkster. Mich

SUNDAY services a. Second Bar-
tist Churra were very interesting
Rev Jones preached stirring SER
mon. suhj.ct The expected Bow
Mark 10 y
The speaker said:
"One xg"c,ed biz" IS he dis
appointment IN one h~s' friend
No one can make real soldier.
until he il trained Just as Jesus
came 10 the world with purpose,
80 must every Christian have a
purpose In life"
In the afternoon the Senior
choir rendered musical program
IN interest u the Pastors Aid So
ciety. M orange. the director. has
done fine work with the choir
The evening worship was brief
The Lords Supper was administer
ed. Many visitors were present.
Mics c. whitner IS the church
rrporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-11
New Zion Baptist
Church
sls Alfred street

Rev. Moore was the speaker .
New Zion Baptist Church Sunti!
morning, Dec 5. lie selected ~
text from 1st Kings, words, WY
halt thee between two opinions
etc" The sermon was well n
ceived by those present.
At 3 .. M. the Lords Supper va
administered
Rev. +. G. Mercer, pastor preat'
ed at the 1880 p. m. service III
message was taken from the tel
John 1917. II commend you %
love one another.
Visitors are always welcome u
New Zion.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hollis Is chu''
reporter.
.
The Detroit Tribune has Wv
largest circulation Of any N~'
newspaper In Michigan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-12-11
King David Temple
OF Truth


Sunday Ssrvices-l1 80 Am. .
1850 D. m. Sunday School 9sS0
q. m. Weekday Ssrviccs-Mcn.
Night School Of Metaphysics.
Tuesday 1850 p. n. regular
services. Thursday 8 p. m.-
choir Rehearsal. Fri. night
Regular Services and Special
Blessing. Reading and Healing
Daily. Rev. J. X. Macon, pas
tor; Temple 2-6623. Bro.
james Smith. Clerk.