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Washington Journal., 1937-08-27

unO flu1enb am StraBenrain Eben.
Sin 8etruntsner, nit benz ii6 niht
re9tsn IGBt.~ Iaets CT Ii9. Sn benz
Nugenblide floe Sutan, obne oaB CT
aud nur 3eit sebabt bate. ibu 3uriid
gu rufen, nit 8libssI9neGe ouf ben
Munn gu. Gr ftir3ts ii9 auF ben
S4reienben, unb bolb pGl3ten Ii9
beibe am Boben.
DWenn 9u piiBteif, mas fir Miibe
e mid s~etOftst bat, Sutan bon fei>
mem Spfer Ios3ursiBen! Der 6un6.
Der iOnft 70 %sutmiitbis lift, mar nilb
tUie eth Eiser. Sebenfals pitterte er
9ein Sud-"
.8er peiB, Db bas Der @runb mar, "
fagte fi9 Jrau Waburet, bic fia Der
Stodmirfe unb Stsinniirfe srinnerte,
NIT benen Der SruntenbOlb ben 6unb
regalirt bate.
limb mas geT9ob tpsiter?"
r6m, i9 na6m 5uerit bas Sud- an
mid, bdnn IuHte i'd in ben Saf9en
bss Wasabunbsn mad Deiner Mrsnei,
funb aber nur cine groBe, bsinnbe leere
Rumflaf4e. SD tDo1te ben Wonn
uufbeben. es geIong mir ui1t; Tsin
@sfi4t mar bldu unb itd9 unbeimIi9
BON Der blsnbenb tpeiBen G9neebede
ab. ST mar aud 81 f9fptr, als baB
i'd ibn bate fragtn f1nnsn, unb 70
entf9lOB i9 mid, in bic @tabt gu st=
ben unb bic Gsnbarmerie gu bena9z
ri4tieen. NIs mir 5uriidte6rtsn, reete
fi9 Der Mann ni4t msbr, er mar
tpbt!"
sGObt9 -.pirtIia unb ipubrbaftis
toOt?"
ga, sinem @9lagunfun erlegen.
Der Ma9tmeiIter meinte, bas fGme
tpObI Dor; e mar ia f9uuerli9 tatt
unb er bate gu biel gstrunten."
sat er gar ni9ts me6r gefagt?"
forf9te 6rdu Ma1uret.
nWie bate er benn nod fpre9eu
fOnen? Menn id Dir fage, buB er
tobt mar. Mbsr bic @ef9idte bat Did
eri6redt. Du bift gang blaB!"
nSu," geitunb fe gu, man erI9ridt
unpilfiirli9 Bel benz @e5anten, baB
elm Mdnn, nit benz man nod Dor fur
aem gerebst bat. mauietobt 1T! Suite
Na9t, Nlter, i9 ge6e T9lafen, i1 muB
morgen friib 3eitig aufItebsn."
Der pl0BIi9e Sob bes @egeIdgerers
bate einen tiefen @inbrud auf fie ee@
ma6t, unb bod freute fe fi9 fat
buriiber, benn nun brou9te fie feline
Gntbilungen mebr gu befiir9ten.
Sintin piirbe BEL ibr blei6en, unb lie
tpiirbe na9 tpie Dor bic 9i9Te nit
9oIbiiiden finen t0nnsn.
Washington Journal., 1937-08-27

@sns ssmadt babe, bab mein S9neb
gen Sintin S9oben bringt. 9as font
Du tpieber gut MAIDEN, bdmit Der lisbe
@ott mid in Isin pdrabiss einldBt."
Miiioe fant lie in bic 8iHen 3urid,
rdffte Ii9 absr nit gepaltieer @ns
ftresung DisOsr auf unb fubr fort:
sd babe benz 5errn Yfarrer ni6t
oles ge1ust. Der Deeelaeerer, Der
mid neuli9 anfisl, mar ss, Der Sintin
geitoblen bat. Der &leine qeb0rt in
elm S9loB, 6us nod tpsitsr dls pGris
1T. @r bat Jpn eeraubt, UNI bon Ieinsr
Wiutter Elm 2Oiegslb gu erapinssn, ia,
Ct msintt, fs bGtte iebsn preis be5ablt,
neil fie Mittpe lei unb tein an6eres
4inb babe. Der 9unb sing nit benz
&inbe auf unb oabon unb bereiteIte
feline NbF9t."
rNannts er Dir ben Rumen bss
S9IOKts?"
~gein, er Derfdpisg du9 ben Has
men Der Dame, aber bas 1T einerIet,
man fam ie bod finben. Rur muBt
On Did ellen, Moburet, 10 lonee Der
9unb nod lebt."
rWds ion uns Der 6unb niiben?"
sOos bsrltsbit Oh ni@t? Sutan
fi4lte ii4 bel uns pobI, neil mir Jpn
gut pflegten, unb bat has onbere 6eim,
bas bes Rinbss, beraeFen. Wenn
man ihn aber bOrtbin auriidfIbrte, 10
bin i4 iiber3eust, boB ct fi9 erinnern
Diirbe. 9as S9IOb alto mug aeTu6t
fuerben, 10 LANCE Suton nod lebf. std
babe oft sebodt, baB, nenn i9 einmal
nit BEN Rleinen unb benz Sunbe bon
Dirt gu Srt t%panberte, id bds 6etm
Der Mutter bss Rin6ss balb finben
piirbe. Der 9srr pfarrer unb bic
Trou 9rGfin b6tten mir f6on bic n6z
tbigen @mpfebIungsn mitgegeben."
Wttt fefterer Stimme fubr fe fort:
nWus i9 ni9t sst6an, bas pirf 0u
Dolbringen. 0as @elb bier ion fir
bic &eife bertpanbt perber. Wenn On
bic Mutter Sintins gsfunben bait,
bunn 1T mein llnrs6t ssfiibnt, unb Der
liebe @Ott pirb mir Bic gforten bes
9arabieies 0ffnen. @srfpri9 mir,
Md6uret, baB Du meinen leBten
@inf9 erfiiGen pirF."
gr pinfobrts ibrem 8sgebr.
so, lieber Monn, bann bin iA aus
frieben, glib mir nod einen auB unb
LAB mid f6lafsn. ST bin Iebr miibe."
@egen MOrgsn ftarb Trau Maburet.
Washington Journal., 1937-08-27
KY

Tags Ddrdut mar 6r1u W(d1uref
ni9t imitanbe. bos 8ett gu berlafsn.
Sin beftiges Gieber bate lie befaaen;
lie buItste unaufbOrli9 urb tldgte iiber
Slide in Der 8ruit. mGs 1T ni9ts,
beunrubige Did nur ni9t," trDftete fe
ibren Mann, rm0rgen lit ales pieber
quit. llnb bab Oh Dir nidt einfanen
lGBt, ben OoftOr gu rufen." Mdbrsnb
Der nd9iten Sage iteigerten Ii9 bic
S9mer3en aber berart, baB Der 6eIbz
bitter beimli9 ben Mr3t fommen IieB.
Sci isinem grf9einen leste Gruu Mias
buret cine groBe llnrube an ben Sag.
sic tpiirbe gerne oasin nit inn ee=
fprp9en 6oben, aber ibr Mann mid
ni9t BON ibrcr Settle. Der Mr3t un=
ter5u9te bic Rronte, funb ibren 3us
ftonb febr ernft unb bemerfte in tai
belnbem Son: .@ie bGtten mid pisl
friiber bolen fonen. Wober tommt
benn biefe itarte grfdltuns?".
sic mO[Ite antpOrten, dber Der Mrat
bebeutete iie gu 19meigen.
.Gie biirfen fi9 gar ni9t anftren=
gen. Shr Mdnn tpirb mir ules err
tldren. Set mann lit Sbre Truu
frantic"
Set benz Sage" ertpiberte Maz
buret, IAN benz fie in bic Stabt unb in
Sbre Spre4itunOe sins, 9err Dot
tori"
Der Mr5t mar iiberraf9t.
sSbre Srau lift ME Bel mir eetpe>
fen!" e~ntgegnete er.
Die 8ronte pGlate iid unrubis in
BEN RiFen unb ftammelts:
vMber, 9err Ooftpr. Dor feds Saz
gen mar i'd bod Bel Sbnen. erinnern
Sic 1i9 benn ni9t2" Sic apinterte
babel nit ben Mueen, um ibm besreiT<
li9 gu MAIDEN, boB er fie ni9t i'm
@ti9e ldFen 1ole. Gr merfte. baB fie
bic nnpa4rbeit rebete unb miberfpra9
ni9t peiter.
Damn bGttsn mir beute alfo ben
fiebenten Sag! Die Rrantbeit Sbrer
Grau lit ni1t ungefGbrli9. Reine
neuen SbOrbeiten, nbfolute Rube. tibz
lenbe getrdnte. iont ni4ts als
Mil9."
Damit perlieB Ct bos Rranten3ims
mer; dls Der Gelbbiiter inn bas @eleit
eeben nolte. REF fie dngftli9:
,Niide mir bic RiHen 5ure9t. Ma>
6urst, geb' ni9t fort!"
u8leiben Sic BEL ibr unb tpiberipre=
den sic ibr in ni9ts! Sebe Mufre>
eung bermebrt nur ibr Tieber."
Die 2emperutur iteigerte ii@ i'm
Qdufe Der Na9t. Sic Ipra9 Ioear
IRE, er3dblte ieltfame Dinge, benen ibr
Mann nit fteigernber Werbliiffung
IauI9te.
sic rebete BON einem 9ut, ben man
in einen Wei1er getporfen bate, bon
b~erboreenem @elbe unb BON elmer Mn>
neiIung, bic iie fi9 um ieben preis
aus3ablen laHen mIfe.
sd bin ni9t re4t seIdeibt," Iagte
5id Waburet, res 1T bod liar, baB lie
i'm Jieber lnlinn rebet!" Damn aber
erpaate plObli9 Der 3neifeI in leinsr
Seele, ct entfann fi9 Der @erfideruns
bes Mr3tes. baB er Jruu Maburet ME
oeTeben babe, unb erinnerte ii9 an bas
Muaen3pintern. bas ibm ouerit niHt
peites au~fgefalen mar. Sept aber
Washington Journal., 1937-08-27
WI

Der Ninter mar Dem Grii6linSsp
bOten Npril getni9en. Milbe Qiifte
tuebten. Ales sriinte unb 1proBts, Die
Natur feierte ibre 4uferiteBung.
8rGfin Bertha bon NennD Itono
Dor ibrem sroBen antleibeIpiegel rnb
betra9tete fi4 nit mertli9er 8efriebis
gung; ME bate tie rei5enber ausgeIes
ben, ais in Der fuutelnugsln.uen, hufs
tigen Griblingstoilstte, bic ibr NGs
rietta fOeben bate onlegen belfen.
sSsute 1T sbessefelf9aft BEL bes
9er5ogin bon Irgslb, Mar
%rietta, cine 8Orbeiprs4ung fir bic
rd9te 8ereinsfiBuns. MeiB Der Ruts
19er 8ei9eib?"
rSapObl. Merbsn Jrau @rGfin
sleia fabren2 Der Wassn 1T auf bier
ubr beftelt, unb jeBt lit es faum brti."
~Nein. 8rinsen Sic mir bic Mpbe.
Sournale in ben tIeinen SoIon!"
2angiam mar bic @tunbs beinobe
Derftri4en. dIs Maarietta plOBli9 nie<
Der eintrdt.
nDis Jrou @rdfin perben iibers
rufat fein! sic erratbsn fi9erli9
niAt, per ba iit2"
rMein Gott, ieBt Elm 8elu92" rief
bic @rdfin 6r9erIi9. ~Sebt. no i9
frrt muB2~
Die 3Ofs lG4elte.
rDis Trau @rdIin fragen gar ni9t
na9 benz Namen Der 8siu9er."
yWas tiimulert mid ibr Name? Sd
fann jeBt niemdnben mebr empfanz
sen!"
.Nu9 ni9t bas patbentinb Der
Gruu @rdfin, ben tleinen Aueaftin2"
@rdfin bon Nennb iprang auf. Sbre
neue SOilette. Der Sbee BEL Der 9ers
aDgin, !aleS mar pergsfen.
n9intin lift ba? Warum baben Sic
bas ni9t gleid sefagt, Mdrietta9"
Mit raf9en S9rittsn bur9maB lie
bic beibsn Salons, 0ffnete bic Sbiir
mad benz 0or5immer unb fa6 fi9 ben
brsi @efen ssgeniiber, bic iie bier gu
Ieben Dpbl am tpenigItsn permutbet
bate.
Batter Mahuret itdnb bo9aufgeri9S
tst unb ftol3 in einel'.ieuen Dilute, bos
MefineI9iIb ouF Der 8ruit. bo. er
belt ben 9ut in Der 9unb, an benz fi9
Gin breiter Srauerflor bemerfbar
mahte. Sinfin. Der feinen hiibTnen
Gammetanaus trus, rib fi4 beim Nns
bid Der @rGFin BON Maburet los, elite
duf feline potbin 81 unb umurmte fie
ftiirmi51. Der brittle i'm 8unbe. Tuz
tan, bic bGnif9e Ooese, mufterte nit
Der erDBten @lei9giltig!eit bic prd9t
bes bauptitdbtifd palaites.
rMas fiibrt sic gu mir. 9err Ma>
buret?" REF bic iunse 5rou lebbaft.
DIS lie aber Ieinsn umflorten 9ut err
blidte. fiel ibr bic S~Obesanaeise elm.
bic ibr Der Qfarrer bon Nennp bereits
Dor feds Mo9eh seididt, unb Die ibr
guna unb gar aus benz Slime getOm-
men mar, unb ie fiigte bsr5li9 bin5u:
uSie bahen einen groben S9mer5,
einen sroBen 0erluit e%rlitten. mein dr>
msr Maburet, Sic unb unisr putben<
tinb! Mie fommen Sic benn obne
Ssbre portrefflidbe 6rau 5uredt9 Sic
merben cine !0ilfs annsbmen miifen.
Elm brapes, orbentlides Mdb6sn. benn
Nuouftin 1T NOD gu Helm. nm Obne
Jrauenpflese iein al tGnnsn. Sd bin
natiirIi9 germ bereit. fir bic ROiten
oufautpmmsn."
(GOrtlesuna fOIut.l
Milford chronicle., 1937-09-03

Sunday her brother. Raymond Wal.
Ter and family visited Mr.. and Mrs
Wharton.
The Zoar Auxiliary will hold q
bake sale on Saturday morning In
| front OF Mitchell & Jones store al
3 o'clock. Your patronage will be
appreciated.
School Notes
The MiIlsboro Public School OPP
ened on Monday, August 80 with one
additional teacher and large en-
rollment. Frank Wood, the extra
teacher, added to the faculty, comes
well recommended. He has been EN-
ployed to teach half time In the
high school. Both Mrs. McCabe and
Miss Lindstrom are teaching part OF
their time In the grades this year
The children were admitted to
their home rooms at 8:45 Monday
morning, where they remained until
the nine o'clock assembly bell, when
they met in the auditorium, sang
few songs, received announcements
and were introduced to the new tea
chers. In addition to Mr.. Wood, Mrs.
Pamela Lynch, who has been EN-
ployed to succeed Mrs. Wharton in
the third grade and Miss Grace Has
tings who succeeds Mrs. Rose in the
fourth grade were presented to the
children.
At the close of the assembly pro-
gram the children and teachers re-
turned to their respective rooms
where they took up the regular
work of the day.
Since the schedule had been plan
ned in advance and every pupils
program arranged. class work start
ed at once and everything ran as
smoothly throughout the day as il
school had been in session for
months.
Since a large number desired to
eat in the cafeteria, it was found
necessary to run three shifts again
this year, permitting 80 to 100 to eat
at a time.
E. C. Ryan, president Of the local
board, attended the teachers confer
ence Friday and spoke to the teach
ers.
Margaret Ellis Wins Honors
Miss Margaret Ellis, a graduate OF
the Millsboro High School, class OF
1895 recently won honors in spell
ing contest held in the Hahnemann !
Hospital. Miss Ellis first won a mon
stafy prize and the right to repre-
Milford chronicle., 1937-09-03
MiLL.sBoRo

Miss Grace Collins has been. en-
Pertaining school friends from New
York and Philadelphia for week
Miss Margaret Ellis, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Emory Ellis. re-
turned to the Philadelphia Hahne-
mann School of Nursing after a
three weeks vacation with her par
ents and brother, Gordon, here. Ac-
companying her was Miss Edyth
Hoseman, a former roommate, and
Miss Hoseman's parents who spent
the weekend with Miss Ellis,
Several people from here went on
the excursion to Atlantic City last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Monroe have
moved home from their cottage at
RehOboth. 81.
MIR. and Mrs. Norman Hickman
spent the weekend in Laurel with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert White.
John w. Elliott, who has been
visiting relatives in Philadelphia,
returned home on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George s. Williams,
Miss Helen Williams and George s..
williams. -Jr. are occupying the cot
tage at Riverdale. Miss Margaret
Keene Of Ocean View has been
guest of Miss Williams.
Mrs. Ethel Dodd and Mrs. Matte
Dodd are spending part of this
week in Philadelphia.
MIR. and Mrs. Roland Pepper and
daughter, Pauline Pepper, of Belle
fonte. visited Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Bur
ton one day last week.
Mrs. Matte Shockley left early
Tuesday morning with her niece.
Mrs. Jefferson Ashe and Mr.. Ashe
and their two daughters for Cleve-
land, Onion, where she will visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ashe. and Miss
Gladys Hoffman, a former teacher
here and attend the Great Lakes
also.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E.'McGee spent
the weekend at their summer home
al Rehoboth.
Mrs. Harry Williams entertained
a group of friends at lunch at her
Rehoboth home last Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Miss Blanche Williams left on
to take up her work as
teacher of the commercial course in
Princess Anne, Md.
Mrs. Elsie Wharton has had her
Mrs. Ida Walter of Whining
on, as a guest recently, and last
Milford chronicle., 1937-09-03
WARWICK

For the first time in its history the
Millsboro School opened ON Monday,
August Both, and will teach several
holidays during the year SO that the
school will be closed before the be-
ginning of the strawberry season
next spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hudson and
guests from Philadelphia spent Fri
day evening at Rehoboth Beach.
Miss Emma Warrington of Phila-
delphia is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. l.. Lingo and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Esham of near
Millsboro are receiving congratula-
tions on the birth of daughter,
born on Wednesday of last week at
their home.
Mrs. John Kitchens and Mrs.
George Minner gave a bridge lunch
con at Mrs. Kitchens summer cot
tage along the Indian River on
Thursday of last week. Those pres
ent were Mrs. Thomas Purnell, Mrs.
Hugh Smith, Mrs. William Stemples.
Mrs. Charlie Calhoun, Mrs. Warren
Holson, Mrs. Ralph Swain, Mrs.
Crawford Bailey. Miss Sadie Cooper.
Mrs. Harry Swain, Mrs. David Pep
per. Mrs. Lloyd Stocked. Mrs. Ed
ward Green and Mrs. Margaret Creme
OF Georgetown.
Mrs. L. r. Lingo was a recent
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Calvin |
Esham.
Mrs. James Hazard and Mrs. viii
liam Wertz and Mrs John Rogers |
were Milford visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Prettyman |
and sons OF Morristown, N. j., are
enjoying a two weeks stay at The
Mowhalf cottage at Oak Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Annias Hickman Of
Harbeson were Sunday guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. Rust.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace oakie and
son, Mrs. Lynford Faucet OF
Georgetown and Miss Lucy Wilson
of Lancaster. Pa. are spending their
vacation ct the Faucet cottage ON
the Indian River.
Milford chronicle., 1937-09-03
FREAK MARCH

What was called a national job
march" resulted In more than a
thousand jobless members of the
Workers Alliance showing up in
Washington before Congress ad-
journed-and they kept coming.
Harry L. Hopkins gave them assur-
ance that wPA rolls would not be
reduced further before the end Of
next winter, but the marchers serv-
ed notice on the Administrator that
they would keep right ON coming.
Most OF them did not look like
persons who wanted TO work ct any
thing.
Milford chronicle., 1937-09-03

sent her class by defeating her 20
classmates in the preliminary con-
test. Later in the main spelling bee
OF the institution, Miss Ellis won the
championship prize by defeating the
best spoilers among the more than
300 students and spelling fifty ad-
ditional words correctly after her
last opponent had been seated. Miss
Ellis, who is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs, Emory Ellis of this town, was
brilliant student while here in
school. helping to win honors for
Millsboro in the Interstate Spelling
Bee sponsored by Goldey College.
Milton Carnival Firemen's Parade
will be held tonight (Friday). IT
Falsehood is never so successful
Milford chronicle., 1937-09-03

Falsehood is never so successful
as when she bats her book with the
truth.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-11-06
PROVIDENCE
MOVES AHEAD

The Providence Baptist church,
1889 Benton street Is doing pro-
gressive work under the leadership
OF the pastor. The Rev. j. l.. Lewis.
who with the members is conf
dent that the Lord is blessing them
in their efforts.
Saturday, Oct. % a down pay
ment OF $3.50 was made on the
church by the pastor and trustees.
The church has also been blessed
with new Bible
The Rev. Mr.. Strauder. visiting
minister. was the first one to
preach from this Bible when he
spoke Sunday, Oct. "a from Num-
bers 1876. subject being Seeking
better home In the evening the
Rev. Mr.. Lewis delivered the mes
sage using the text Neh. 6:3. sub
ject II am doing a great work and
I can't come down"
THE Eagle Bird" was the sub
ject of the pastors discourse Sun
day. October 81. taken from Deut
2S 40. Four new members were
added 10 the church.
The Rev. Mr.. Lewis is an elo-
quent speaker. The public is invit-
ed TO come out and hear him.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-11-06
Clinton Chapel A. M,
E. Zion Church

Both morning and evening SER
mons at Clinton A. M. e. Zion were
delivered by the pastor. Rev. F. M.
Williams Appreciative audiences
attended both services.
The pastor and congregation
worshipped with the New Bride
Baptist Church OF which Rev. r.
w. Wright is pastor at $3.50 .. m
Clinton's choir served by rendering
music arfi forceful message was
delivered by Pastor williams.
Clinton Chapel was well repre-
scented at the recently held District
Conference In Hamtramck n
made round report Several OF the
members attended.
The G. f. Society led by Moses
Wilson is bringing things to pass
Miss s. Peterson Is the efficient
secretary. The Missionary Society
Is succeeding in its program I'M
der the following officials: Mrs
Leila Lloyd. president; Mrs. Jen-
eta Reece, secretary: Mrs. Ida
Hyde. secretary OF the Y. branch
Mrs. Cunningham. supt. OF the
Buds OF Promise and Mrs. Flor
ence Mae Williams. supply captain
Visitors present Sunday. Oct. 81
were Revs. r. NJ. Hill. l.. Pedro
l.. r. Davis; Mrs. Williams. Mrs
Sparks and Mrs, Wesley OF Detroi!
Clinton Chapel invites the public
to attend It's services.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-11-06
Dr.. Keys Launches Evangelstic
Campaign AtSt. Paul AME Church

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-11-06
Mt. Vernon Baptist
Church

Members and friends of Mt. YER
non Baptist Church. 1900 Chene
street comprise a jubilant crowd as
they sit in anticipation of the splen-
did new subjects used by the pas
tor. Rev. Scott week after week.
The subject OF last Sundays SER
mon was taken from the text. John
IL. In the beginning was the
Word. and the word was with God
and the Word was God Many in
spring thoughts were presented.
Several new members, both men
and women. have been added to
the usher board and the organiza-
ton is giving fine service to the
church. The ushers look very at
tractive In their uniforms.
Visitors are always welcome at
Mt. Vernon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-11-06
Peoples B a ii is I
Church

Las. sunday beng woman S day
~ Women 81 Lac enurch had char
II 81 ne services throughout the
Qay Each sery. was largely at
tended MS I-aigler arranged .
ane t-cer q service having as the
speaker. Mrs. l. W Terrell. well
know. character OF the city.
The devotional reading. Prov
81 1921 vas also in charge OF Mrs
Kaigler The choir rendered ex-
celler, service
The speaker usSi as her subject,
"Woman's Influence" which was
well covered emphasizing the IA :,
tha, the humblest life reaches M
70 the highest. Mrs. Terrell con-
tinued We seldom stop 10 think
that somebody is taking US for
theii ideal Even the weakest and
unworthiest OF us are being held
as an ideal by somebody. The b.
fluence we leave behind viii either
build Up or tear down Silent influ-
ence in action carries more power
than any other We know" The
speaker stressed the pitiable result
OF mothers OF today forgetting the
family prayer and Bible teaching.
God Is needed In the homes to
make better men aVt women, she
continued. Mrs Terrell 10 won
derful speaker and her talk was
one OF intense interest. The ladies
and pastor OF the church wish 10
extend deepest appreciation to all
who helped 10 make this day
success.
Rev. r. VI. Kaigler. pastor OF
Peoples Baptist Church with his
choir will worship with the Hart
ford Avenue Baptist Church. Sun
day afternoon. Nov. at 3 o'clock.
The King Solomon Harmony Four
and the Flying Cloud Quartet Will
sing al Peoples Church Friday
night, Nov. s. The public Ia invited.
The Sunday School Invites the
public 10 attend its sessions each
Sunday al s.: 30 a. m. VIM. Crayton
is superintendent.
The Searchlight Bible study class
meets each Monday evening at 8
o'clock. Mrs. Eldred Is the instruc-
tor. Visitors are always welcome
at Peoples Baptist Church
Miss Georgia bearing Is reporter.
The YMCA has mixed swimul-
ing ciaanea every Friday nigf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-11-06
WILL DISCUSS
THE STIMULUS
OF OBSTACLES"

-hv Moral Issue in the Drins
P-ob'em was The subject OF The
S4-isv school lessen last Sunds,
morning al $ Luke A. NJ +
hGrch Roseville Mich. All classes
were enthusiastic in the discussion
4, The l045 worship. the familiar
hy1sa God moves in mysterious
~ay" was sung prior 10 the SER
mon BY the pastor, Rev. W. T.
smith. The speaker selected for
his tex, Matt 1920 subject being
carrying Religion 10 victory
Interesting comparisons were made
IN Law. judgment and religion.
AZ 3 p m Mrs. Matte Braxton
with The Missionary Society pre-
sea,ed a fine program and harvest
home An appreciatiye offering was
aiken and the variety OF edibles
wA:ch surrounded the altar were
presented 70 the pastor Rev.
S~i,a expressed deepest apprecia
'.aa and thanks 10 the sponsors
M members for the fine express
.n. ~ interest in the welfare of
~ pastor and his family.
The A G. r League was callel
rier " the vice president. Misc
Helen Patterson al p. m. Liquor
W.a, are We doing about it, was
'A- subject discussed. After the
meeting the young people were
served ice cream by Mrs. Matte
Braxton during the social period.
Al the evening worship Rev
Smith preached from Romans 1916.
The service was brief as the pastor
and congregation went TO Gond
Hope Baptist Church TO listen ,c a
program
The Stimulus OF Obstacles"
Romans SO will be the theme OF
Rev Smiths sermon Sunday. Nov
Z.
ST. Luke invites visitors to attend
It's services. The directions TO the
church are as follows: out Gratiot
to Ten Mile road. turn right on Ten
Mile road and drive few blocks
TO Pearl street. and turn lef' on
Pearl 10 Oakdale.
Miss Florence Blunt is reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-11-06

The Harvest"
Is Subject of
St. John Pastor

Tie Rev =. r Thomas. pas
TOR 81 s. John Baptist church
chose .or his text Sunday
T. crr.ng oct 81 Jer sac.
subject. The Harvest" The
Rev NJ. Thomas said I'VE
are he rezpers u Gods har-
vs., and :; is cur duty 10 gath
e ii SOUS for God in his vine
yard 1; vas splendid mes
ssSe and ihoroughly enjoyed
BY al present
Music was rendered by a trio
=posed Of Mrs. z. Thomas.
Ms. A Brown and Miss Susie
Mae Thomas Among the visi-
,o-- was The Rev Mr. Jackson
- he Rsssell stree, Baptist
church.
The Harves, Home program
~as gala saccess and We feel
E-a,+ig. 20 al. who helped 10
make I. 80.
Mss.ames S;mps n Phoe
I'D JoA-son are % ne sick
l.s' We hope .cr them speedy
very