davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1937-04-30

granted. A spokesman for the workers
SAID their position would be Clarified"
at a meeting tonight.
Evening star., 1937-04-30
BANK STRIKE FAILS

Clerks Return to Work After
Threat.
GLASGOW, April 80 (P)-A threat
ened strike in Offices of the Union
clerks came to work as usual this
morning.
The bank management said none Of
the wage and hour demands had been
Evening star., 1937-04-30

"Icebound Road" read special signs
to be placed at English roads when
slippery.
Evening star., 1937-04-30
MARROW HELD AID
IN FIGHTING DISEASE
Concentrate From Cattle Used in
Treatment of White Blood
Cell Deficiency.

BY the Associated Press.
OMAHA, Nebr., April 30.-Dr. J. D.
Porsche OF Chicago told the Midwest
Evening star., 1937-04-30

Air conditioning is to be used in
private homes in Malaga.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
PERSONAL.
(ContinIIA6

CHILDREN FROM TO ~ YRS. CAN BE
miles from Washinston Nursery school,
throush srades, music dancing. Special
Phos. Ffsss fGf MANASSAS sday searaT0und pupils
TAKoMA PARK NURSING HOME. REC
ommenaed tInI by best physicians and hospi.
s'sft o
REFINED LADY. 35 TO AZ YEARS, AS
companion for party on automobile tour.
,WANTEp-dooD CATHOLIC FAMILY
Sac Sacred Heart Parish, 70 board and care ,,
i re-: exc exc Box s' 4asJ 9ss Star ssar feSS0ns0'e
BEST OF MOTHERS CARE GIVEN 70
child IN new clean home. Call Geo. sa33.
ROOM AVAILABLE FOR AGED OR IN
valid patient, also, large. cool. frst-hoor
room for bed patient: spacious grounds
with ample shade in cool, suburban sec
ddi.t::. rates reasonable Gail Shepherd
LIBERAL, REWARD FOR, INFORMATION
leading to recovery of bank books and
ord MRS S0si MINNIE n IL a'e cRaWFoRb aSsF oFsS sd
minlstratrix. $40" Northampton st. NV.
ARIsToCRAT1C YOUNG WOMAN OF
cultural cult al, background will teach social cul-
structon. Cali Poiomac 'ous" soa7 private m
COME FOR, A REAL GOOD DINNER-FoR
5ridse parties; phone reservations Rockville
aecommodations. JULIA scoTT Fl" HERS HERS
BERGER. Huneerford Tavern. Rockville.
Md. Route 240. center of village
AIRY 1st-FLooR FRONT ROOM; NoUR-
mental case Randolph $40
SUBURBAN HOME FOR AGED OR INvA-
nos. washington S coolest spot among the
trees. Nurses care. Shep 3s6t
CASH FOR MEMS PANTS WE WANT
| 600 pairs. lrn1 Now
Met. 66o5.
HILLTOP HOME NEARBY VA; GRAD,
nurse nurse; convalescent;, elderly or rest cases
good food Walnut 1919 >.
CHILDREN BOARDED. EXCELLENT CARE.
n n We9S: rel cottage. Betty End st,
Will CARE FOR ELDERLY PERSON OR
home shep. 3o26-J
BOARD YOUR CHILDREN IN MY CLEVE-
land PARK residence: refined atmosphere;
special attention to diet: doctors ref.
REFINED. CONGENIAL GIRL DESIRES
another to share her attractive 2-room
kitchen and bath apartment at the Ward
man Park Hotel. Box OK Star.
LADY DESIRES TO CONTACT ANOTHER
interested IN renting two-room apartment
Partnership basis Box :i-K Star
SPECIAL PRICES DURING AUG ON COAT
relinlng: dresses made; remodelins and al
$40.
NURSE WILL CARE FOR GONZALES
cent, invalid or elderly person in her own
nome: special diet. Cleveland 2S65.
FURNISHED ROOM IN PRIVATE HOME
Ior employed coupie; garage and breakfast
prlylleee opt Lincoln i217-J.
NURSE. EXPERIENCED. WILL BOARD
baoy or small boy. special attention TO
diet. Georgia 546s.
ANTIQUE EWELRY-.DIAMoNDs RINGS.
watches bracelets silver TON
prices. SCHILLER BROS. a22 F st. NV.
PERSONAL PROBLEMS?
YOU SOUND ADVICE GIVEN Conf
DENT1AILY, AGNES MCCALL PARKER.
Log NATIONAL PRESS BUILDING. Ma
TIONAL 55ll
PLAY BRIDGE.
Duplicate game Monday $50 pm;
freshments. La SALE BRIDGE sTUDio,
l02s Conn ave.
THE SCHOOL THAT TEACHES The
child to understand and enjoy his world
Giving him beneficial occupation. conf
dence and seN-reliance.
MRS. ELEANOR BALLINGER,
~ GREENWOOD @3gs
202 LINCOLN AVE. RIVERDALE MD.
-COLONIC IRRIGATIONS
DR., P. w. BOWMAN. .3729 Ontario I'd. NV,
Colun1hta
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BIGGEsT SPARE TINE

MONEY-MAKER- OF The YEAR.
america finest Christmas card line.
new Artists Award Christmas cards.
with customers name; sell on sight; low
as S295 for so; laree commissions also
Goloen treasure Chest beautifully en-
CHRISTMAS cards: retail 81 profit. soc: 7
other big value box assortmen's. Write for
saamPies a JAMES ART STUDIOS, Anson
Evening star., 1937-08-01

ROOMING HOUSE in heart of exclusive
residential section, probably the best fur
nlshed house We have ever had: every
piece nearly new; rooms clean and attrac-
tive: nice garage: income. S225 (besides
owner'sl large aptD: rent only SIS; Allied
with cultured people. Owner says sell for
Sl,150; half cash. R. M. De Shazo, 1873
14th Nv. National 1920
Evening star., 1937-08-01
MOTOR TRAVEL.
(Contlnuedl

WANTED 3 TO SHARE EXPENSES. BOs-
ton; leaving Aug. g; '37 Chevrolet: refs.
Adams 3623-W after IL noon
DRIVING '37 CHRYSLER TO KANSAS
City Wed, stop ! week. then California;
take 4. Shep. 1856
NEW PLYMOUTH TO ATLANTA AND
Birmingham August L.; will take 3 very
reasonable. Met. 1922. -
LOS ANGELES, YELLOWSTONE NATL
PIX. return within 30 days; young man,
careful driver; leaving August 18th tcan
altcr). desires L or > passengers to share
expense; driving new Chrysler sedan. with
large trunk. Shenherd 43hG
Evening star., 1937-08-01
CHPISTM rapnc ErrTv
SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS.

Get Wallace Brnvns donhIeISoII,e io,S ,;ro
Tor easier sales and bigger profits. Personal
CARDS galore. Over 100 new designs. Also
personal stationery Bis variety box as
sortments, including religious etchines
humorous, gift wrappngs. Sell soc up
AZ double values. Your profit up to 1907
compete sample outfit including box as
soTtment. free. Wallace Brown. Inc, 225
kith ave. DENT 81 Neu Vol. |.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
HELP WoMEN.

SELL 30 Christmas folders with name. 81;
cost SOC; free samples; complete line
assortments; personals. Marian Page
Studios 321 Malverne dr., Syracuse, N. Y.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
CELLAR TO ROOF.

Anything from papering one room 10
modern bath or complete heating plant;
also oil burners. Work guaranteed. Eeti-
mates free. Columbia lOUS4. 32O7 Geor-
gia ave. n W
Evening star., 1937-08-01
PETER PAN SCHOOL.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

COLLEGE STUDENT DRIVING FORD VS.
to San Antonio. Tex, Aug, s or sooner:
can accommodate 9 passengers. Mr.. HUT
TON. Wis. 4549, Monday or later
Little Rock. Dallas leave Aug. rs, return
Sept. 20 tcan alter date>; desire pas
Singers. loll NJ St NV. PUTNUM.
LEAVING FOR ST: LOUIS. MO AUG
ll-K. Star.
WANT RIDE, MONTGOMERY. ALA. AUG.
g. or 5; Will share expenses. Call Dist.
039o. after m.
tion to Miami Fla Immediately Telephone
Lorton ~ care E. J. DWYER. Lorton Va.f'
DRIVING TO UTAH, IDAHO, ABOUT AUG.
. can take three passengers; new car.
Mr.. HARRIS. District so65 /.
GENTLEMAN DRIVING NEW BUICK TO
T or ID. desires consenial travelling COM
panion: pan all or part way return in about
details vfekT n rep1 B6s aa5 stare Fse Give
DRIVING FAIRFIELD. IOWA. AUGUST
g can accommodate one passenger. Cell
I, S. y. STUDENT DESIRES RIDE TO
Alexandria S7e:W, Chiffon J. j. BUi1TLER.:
GOVERNMENT EMPLoYE. DRIVING
Tenn. or Carolnas; > or 3 PASSENGERS all
sires to drive private party, TO West Coast
in exchange for transportation; expert
enGed driver; excellent references.o 54o6
Colorado NV. Georgia 1850. before 3 p m.
week days.
DRIVING NIAGARA FALLS SATURDAY.
Aus. return sunday Pm New car. Week
days. go pm, Cleve. $500.
WANTED-YoUNG LADY SHARE WITH
coupe cost about 5000, leave August 81
Sunday, Decatur OsOO, Branch 221; later.
Lincoln 5366-J.
NORTHERN. IOWA AND SOUTH MIME
z out. 3 returning; share expense. North
sAM sAsdj DlEeo g.. cAI1F. AND TEXAS; NEXT
glris OF couple west o3o7-W
YOUNG MAN, SENIOR OF g. W. U,
wishes to drive or assist some one driving
perlenee driving. North 8 1871. any hour
DRIVING NEW YORK SUNDAY NIGHT
or Monday: good driver; will take one;
share expense: Cleve. 5610.
YOUNG LADY DESIRES TRANsPoRTA-
ri; MISS HAY. Mexican Embassy. Col.
HADY I. Wv WISHES ms M RIPE 70 ~ MINNEAPo lSsEa @
penses: M1LDRED FRIDELL. All. 600
LEAVING FOR UTAH AND IDAHO IN
Wssi Snout 4 1ss days; room for or q 81 VS.
WeSt 90.
COUPLE GOING TO NV. KENTUCKY
Aug. II; ret. about Sept. ~: will take
two, one-way or round trip to Cincinnati:
Indianapolis Louisville or Evansville. Call
Met 35Ss Ant. 312, between Z and D m.
Sunday or Monday
DRIVING PORTLAND. OREG.: SECOND
week August: northern route: desire pas
senger assist driving, share expense. Allan
tic 5521-J.
WANTED. TRANSPORTATION. TO TEXAS.
also round trip Kansas Hillside O599.
Los ANGELEs-:LEAv1NG AUGUST T,
one passenger for S21. Phone Mr.
WYCKOFF. Sunday and nights. at De
catur 1904; daytime. Dist. 400; ext. 2126.
WILL SHARE EXPENSES WITH SOME
one driving to Colorado August 14-21; best
refs Box 2S.K. Star.
GOVT. EMPLOYE DRIVING NEW COUPE
to Ell Paso. desires one. share expenses
North 1880 Apt. 305.
YOUNG LADY. DRIVING 70 BIRMING-
ham. Ala, Aug. or 8, can accommodate
/ OF 3 persons; share expenses. Mrs.
anLY. 313 eeaton n. ne.
Evening star., 1937-08-01

ROONINN HOUSE 7ueaT fth and Park
rd.l-l3 rooms. pa baths; income, S225-
$50 monthly: = garages. FrigdaiTe. clean
and well furnished; SLIGO: half cash r.
M. De Shazo. 1923 l4th NV. Natl. $500
NIGHT CLUB. downtown. well known does
So 600 Wkly, seats over 700. Price Sl5-
900: terms. Consider partner
CAPITAL ADJUSTING q FINANCE CO.,
zoos H st. NV. Met 4sl3
ROOMING HOUSE. 43l G. ST. NV; IL r,
. baths, oil heat; furniture, $500, rent,
$50 mo.
H I. COLEMAN CO.
1910 Eye ST. w Met 3sSs
Evening star., 1937-08-01

DENTAL ASSISTANT to take charge of
books and type; state age, education, sal
aLy desired: no experience necessary. Box
lST.H Star Office
Evening star., 1937-08-01

RESTAURANT business section l4th1:
closed account family dlssension; rent $50,
sell fixtures 81 600. and assign lease:
terms. R.; M. De Shazo, 1923 l4th W,
National 55pD
Evening star., 1937-08-01

COLLEGE GRADUATE, married age ~
efficient and capable in any position; thor
tlstlcS 3 years experience with chain
Store5i at present employed by Govern
menti excellent references from past and
present employers; want position with per-
maneMcY and future. Box ISL Star. =
Evening star., 1937-08-01

AN ESTABLISHED dry Cleaning end
laundry business. truck delivery. &-chair
barber shop. Will sacrifice for cash only.
wonderful location northwest section; viii
sell shop or dry cleaning business sep
aratCly Box 4EU-J Star
Evening star., 1937-08-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MOTOR TRUCK HAULING CONTRACT;
large national ORGANIZATION wants i'm
mediatelT responsible men who can place
substantial down payment, purchase new
or good used motor truck, longtime con-
tract PROVIDED with suffCicnr revenue TO
pay all expenses, notes. s0od return on
investment. full details or reQues.. Ad-
dress Box H95-J. S'ar Office
Evening star., 1937-08-01
SITUATIONS MEN.

references Decatur 57sl. Mr.. Parker. -
BOOKKEEPER, age 32, capable trained
and experienced in many fields account
porary work Address Box 351-J Star
Evening star., 1937-08-01
HELP WoMEk.

COLLECTION DEPARTMENT requires the
services Of a wide-awake woman. Must be
fapid typist. experienced on telephone COL
lection work Good salary. Steady position.
Address Rny -6-J Star of7Ace
Evening star., 1937-08-01
BEAUTY PARLoRS.
PERSONAL.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED.
wonderful French Method used. DR.. Della
lie dendecker. 3025 o St. NV. West 112O
Evening star., 1937-08-01

RESTAURANT for sale, fast growing, in
successful hotel also fine room for nieht
club seating 900; plenty room for expansion.
Satisfactory lease with nominal rent,
Owner moro Interested i'll experienced man
than money. Terms to responsible party.
Price, $4,000. Address Box 40oJ. Star
nF
Evening star., 1937-08-01

SOUTH SEA ISLAND, young. highly edu-
Gated lady. wishes work in city; pianist.
singer, typist. general once. seamstress; ;
Evening star., 1937-08-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
lC0pflpt,ed

PROFITABLE little grocery operated by
couple can be bought for amount of tn
Ventory; most all cash business; corner
store rent. $40 includes = rooms up
stairs; II YOU have about $3.50 cash and
want a bargain write Box i6h-J star
Evening star., 1937-08-01
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

BU1LDlNG-rf you want residence store
or building of any kind built, repaired or
coin ;!S23 for our estimator. The Aver
Co al.
Evening star., 1937-08-01

RESTAI RANT. Front ROYAL. Va A real
deal Full details. Mr.. Carter. Natl. 36l1.
owner unable 10 operate, sacrifice for cash.
Box BOX. Star.
Evening star., 1937-08-01

BOARDING HOUSE; lsth and Col rd
"a rooms 4 baths. beautifully furnished:
income. 5000, Sl,IOO, terms. Mr.. Smith.
Nall 1NNl
Evening star., 1937-08-01
REPAIRS 9 SERVICE.
tContinued.)
House X Ant IN,

You can have 3 rooms and 2-story hall,
house or apt. papered S;i5 complete No
better workmanship regardless of price
White mechanic. Heller's Decorating. Met
Sl1s or Met 332S
Evening star., 1937-08-01

rd This house has only 10 rooms and
2 baths, but is beautifully furnished The
dining room furniture alone cost $500. has
good income: rent, S75; price. 81 900;
half cash. R. NJ. De Shazo, 1923 14th ",
National $500
Evening star., 1937-08-01
GROCERY.

Colored location; nice living rooms; do.
ing around $500 weekly business; price,
S2.5OO; terms: excellent buy. DISTRICT
SALES. 1908 H NV. National 1902.
Continued on Next Pase.)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-30
ct HE FERVOR
OF COD" TALK
OF MINIS Err

Tho Feryor OF God under the
aspects OF religion was discussed
BY Rev. p. r Flack at the morn
Ing services last sunday morning
Among the sick al 81. paul are.
Messrs Jerry Bryant Luther
Iiazelrig Henry Hurley Albert
Shepherd. M~sdames Allen. era
ham. and cri'z
The District Conference held oy
Presiding Elder Powell az Ham
tramck last week vas a decided
s.cce-s :, Paul A NJ. Z Zion was
represented by William G Parker
The senior Choir and pastor
Flack rendered service on Wednrs-
day.
Thu Thanksgiving seasonal drive
+ on al $, Paul and all members
OF ;hr church are expected :. a.
their duty
Pastor Flack's family We're sad-
dened recently By tie passing OF
the late Rey + Rex Flack p p,
pastor Of Memorial A Y + ZiH
church 10 Rochester y Y Fanes-
al services were held from ne
church on October *. III " p.
Francis ofaciatea Pastors from M
New York Conference we7r pasl-
bearers Iuiermenf WAS IN sA.is-
bury. y G. The deceased Is ss-t.f-
ed BY his widow Mrs Flora =
rlack. his father five broth :
and one sister
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-30
Clinton Chapel To
Erect New Edifice

a week OF fellowship was con
Quoted last week al Clinton A. NJ
Z. z. Church OF which Rev +. VI
Williams is pastor Tuesday even
ing Rev H. Marcus was the CUES;
speaker. Wednesday night. Rev. P
r. Flack. pastor OF ST Paul A. NJ.
Z. zion and his choir served
thursday Rev Hill and Rev. Leg
get we're IN charge OF the service
Friday night. services were con-
Quoted By Rev. n (. Owens, pas
tor OF Mt olive Baptist Church
who was accompanied by his choir
splendid services were rendered
So these visiting Christians with
.orceful and helpful messages be-
ns delivered each night.
Rev. Williams preached sunday
morning and evening. Oct. "a.
plans are being made 10 construct
a new edince al Waterloo and ST.
Aubin streets You are welcome 70
this church
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheppard Jordan.
1861 Woodrow avenue Were the
pleasing hosts 10 Rev and Mrs
? VI Williams al sumptuous
five course dinner sunday. The
Jordans and Williams are long
-!rl- friends
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-30
Ex-Mayor Breitmeyer
Once Entertained
B. T. Washington

Among the leading nine candi.
dates nominated for the Common
Council. is former Mayor Philip
Breitmeyer. who while he was
Mayor OF Detroit entertained Book.
er I. Washington as his guest.
Mr.. Breitmeyer Is well known
and respected In the community.
having conducted the leading flor
ist business In the city for number
OF years. He was also commission
er OF parks and Boulevards. During
his administration as Mayor Of De-
troit he started the first play
ground system. built the Lagoons
at Belle Isle. provided for the art
institute and public library and
also established the City Plan
Commission.
He has always been fair TO
minority groups and has for years
given employment In his business
to large number OF colored PEG
pie.
Breitmeyer Is also President and
Director OF The Broadway market.
Your vote is solicited by him and
he promises fair and impartial
consideration TO all citizens II
elected. regardless to race. creed.
or color. Adv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-30
SENIOR CHOIR
H O N @ r S
PASTOR

The Senior Choir Of Allen Tenn
pie A. NJ T.. church gave recep-
ton in honor OF the pastor. Rev.
W. A. Order in appreciation OF the
accomplishment he has made and
he uniiring service he has render
ed to- the church and community
for the past six years.
The welcome address was given
by w, Cook. Among those who
sat al the special table were Rev
VIM. II. Peck. Atty. and Mrs. ii.
Dudley. Mrs. GLADYS Parsons and
,thers. Rev. Peck made very fine
talk on he subject. Rev. Crlder rs
a Christian Gentleman and Citi-
zen Mrs. Emma Todd, directress
,fthc choir was mistress of cere-
.ncn!es The choir has made credit
table success under the leadership
Of Mrs. Todd
TIL program rendered was as
follows: solo. Miss Lucille Walker 4;
rio Mrs. Gladys Parsons, Miss l..
Walker and Mrs. ToGN: solos Leo
aard Harlan. Thomas Calhoun and
Mrs. Merrill.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mrs. Rebecca Moore, president;
Mrs. Alma Calhoun. pianist. Mrs. d.
Hudson. Mrs. A. Gibson. Mrs. Will
lie Crimson. Mrs. Selma Harvey,
Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Ella Calhoun.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-30
WEIGHT PLAYS
LIBERAL PART

The congregation at Mt. Pilgrir
Baptist Church heard the past. /
preach from Daniel 5:25-26-z7
Sunday morning. The minister saiC
In part How much do you weigh?
Man can weigh ever so much In
pounds. but II he weighs nothing
in spirit. or In the sight OF God
his weight Is nothing. How much
do you weigh in the sight of Cod
Do you weigh enough to ring the
bell in glory
The Gospel Trumpets rendered o
spiritual program Sunday evening
before a capacity house.
:. Sunday was tag day at the
church and all members wore their
choice OF tag. This Sunday. Oct.
81. will be a high day at the church
as all friends are Invited to como
and enjoy the services which VIII
close Sunday evening with the Mt
Zion Harmony Four Singers rem
1ering number OF selections.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-30
Mount Vernon
Baptist Church

The pastor. Rev Scott and mem
bers Of Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
worshipped with the Leland Baptist
Church wednesday,. Oct. 20, in
celebration Of Rev. banks first
anniversary. Rev. Scott spoke from
First Kings 1899, <when all the
people saw IL. they fell on their
faces amid said the Lord he is the
God.
Sunday morning. Oct. "a Rev
Scott preached fram Rev. 21'l IN
which he touched on the import
ance Of Johns experience In being
alone on the 10 DIS day. II was d
splendid message full OF inspira-
ton aud information and was well
received by the many listeners pre-
sent,
The senior Choir looked very
beautiful in their new robes and
caps
Mrs. Margaret f. Luke Is church
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-30
PEOPLES BAPT
WILL SPONSOR
WOMAN'S DAY

The Rev. Mr.. kaigler preached
sincere and inspiring sermon
Sunday morning at Peoples Bap-
list church using as his subject,
The Improbable Servant. taken
from Matthew IS 80
The pastor instructed the con-
gregation 70 try for the better and
greater things IN the name cg
Jesus and for the glory Of God ma
you will never fail" lie brougn,
out the fact tina, We are unpronts-
Bile because We are unfaithlul and
do not try
Next Sunday will be Woman ;
Day al the church The women
will have charge OF all services
throughout the day Mrs. W. J..
Terrell will address the congrega-
ton at the morning services.
speaking from "womans Infli-
ence. Mrs Terrell Is we'll known
speaker and always has plenty OF
interesting and helpful informa
ton.
Every woman who possibly cal
get out shouli come and hear Mrs.
Terrell The women Of the chui ch
are serving fellowship tea and
will also present play. "Chai-
lenge OF tile Cross" at 7:45 Sunday
evening
The Searchlight Bible Study
class meets every Monday In the
church auditorium. The Sunday
School Is enjoying fine attend
ance. william C'rayton is superin
tendent OF the school which meets
every Sunday morning at nine
thirty o'clock.
Mrs. Lucille Virgins was presi-
dent and general director ol the
Youth Day program at the church
recently Her name was uninten-
tionally omitted In the news last
week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-30
MESSAGE FOR
COUPLES GIVEN
BY MINISTER

A special sermon was preached
by the pastor. Rev. w. J. G. McIIn
Sunday morning to the young mar.
ried couples. The theme OF his
message was THE power OF tIiscip.
line." Many practicable and helm.
full thoughts were presented which
reached all present.
The Pleasant Sunday program
was fine success. There was an
appreciative audience.
Preparatory to Rev. McLIn's
leaving Nov. 4 for the conference
which will be held In ST. Louis
Mo-. Nov. 81. special services be.
gan Monday and will contInus
throughout the week.
A group OF Lane College students
presented Rev. McLin a purse last
Sunday morning wishing him con.
tinued success wherever he may be
sent.
Sunday. Oct. 81 is the closing ~
the conference year. Come and
bring friend to hear the closing
message to be deliverek.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-30
s. w h e n c. O d
p r e are So Is
Pastors S u b jec ct

when God Prepares" will
be the subject from which Or.
j. Arminius Charleston will
preach S u n d ay morning.
10:45 at ST. Paul A. NJ. +.
Church. Jay and Ohene streets.
Forgetting Kindness" will
be the subject OF the sermon
Sunday evening. 7:45.
The Sunday School will con
vene at 9:15 a. IN. with VIM.
Robinson as superintendent.
The n. A. A. C.. p. will meet
at 3 p. m.
Tile Allen Christian Endea-
vor League will convene &. 5
p. m. with Warren Ha. ri3on as
president and Rev. b, r. Mar
tin as superintendent,
The Senior Allen Endeavor
League will meet at $3.50 p.
m. with Mrs. Lola Scot Will
liams as president.
Topic "Liquor--What Are We
Doing About IT." Eph. Sis
Prov. 1851. 50.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-30
Saint John
Baptist Church

Members and friends who were
present at ST. Johns Baptist
Church enjoyed the sermon deliver
ed by the pastor. Rev, F. +. Tho
mas. "Ingratitude' was the sub
ject. text being Luke 17:1S. One Of
the many helpful thoughts present
ed was. Lack OF cooperation or
unity comes from unthankfulnes. :
We wish 10 remind the many
members and friends OF the APP
preaching Harvest Home obser-
vance Sunday. Oct. 81 at 3 p. m.
Refreshments will be served free
Every one Is invited to attend.
Impressive solos were rendered
At the morning worship by Mrs. T.
Thomas and Mother Wallace.
Rev. Travis was one OF the visi-
tors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1937-10-30
Second Bapt. Church
Inkster. Michigan
Nv Miss 4. WhItner

The spirit was al It's peak al
second Baptist church all day
sunday The choirs processiona
Is always impressive The pastor
Rev. o B. Jones delivered an ex-
client sermon his subject being
Launch out into the deep.
The speaker said in pat NC
me ever fails but one who doubts
here is great danger in doubling
n experienced fisherman likes tc
fish in the deepest water for the
rest FISH are found out In the deep,
Jesus did not send the fishermen
u il. the deep alone but he went
Sith them II is true that II We SET
3ut 70 lift and draw men to Christ
he will go with us Rev. Jones ad.
nonished his hearers 10 search fol
he uplifting. profitable and en-
ouraging things OF life and aid
allen humanity in order that God
viii smile on them II was a well
prepared message and delivered
With power.
In the afternoon the Mission So
ieiy was hostess TO the First Bap-
ist church OF Windsor, Cani%da. A
ne sermon was delivered by Rev
Talbot on the subject. What shall
Sc d0?' Following the service q
delicious repast was served by the
mission.
Miss VI Miller. gospel singer
rendered several numbers al the
v-ning service which were enjoy
20 She will present program al
ha church Nov. 49,
Favorable reports were mgde by
the different auxiliaries