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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-12
Greater Shiloh
Baptist Church

The publicity committee for th'
womans Day celebration 10 be
held at the Greater Shiloh Baptis'
Church the fourth Sunday in Til:
month. wish 10 announce that in
,eresiing programs preparatory Il
this observance are being given
each week.
The two outstanding features for
his week are services 10 be held
Thursday and Friday evenings. the
first 10 be conducted by Rev n. n
Coleman and his congregation OF
Macedonia Baptist while Friday
nights service will be in sharge
Of Rev. C. E. Copeland ard his
people 81 Union Baptist Church
River Rouge Basing their specula-
iion upon past experiences. spon-
sors state that these services will
be worthy Of the public's presence
and supper,
Monday evening. Feb IL Rev
Lee and the Mt Calvary Baptist
Church choir and members will
serve. Rev " c. Barnette and
members Of ST James Church will
be guests Tuesday evening. Rev
J ; Williams and the New Mt
Zion Church congregation will
worship a, Shiloh
The public j. invited 10 attend
all these services
Abigail Ross is chairman u pub
LEFTY committee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-12
Corinthian B a ptist
Church

sunday school was opened By
the music directress. Mrs G. W
Sander, al the usual hour The
snbjsci "Mnistering 10 the Spiri.
,ual Needs was enthusiastically
discussed by all the classes The
school was well attended
Al the IL O'Clock worship the
Rev Thornton delivered a force
ful sermon.
The bapiismal service was held
a, the Peace Baptis; church az 3
O'Clock with l3 candidates for
baptism
The B. Y. p. [. was held a, 6
o'clock with Mrs. l. T Alexander.
the president in charge The topic
for discussion was China"
Rev Thornton delivered another
timely sermon at the evening wor-
ship from Kings : cid 9Th verses.
His theme was Go Tell The King.
Deacon Houston was soloist for the
evening Much spiritual fevor was
added TO the service by his singing
I'll Tell tt
The public IS invited 70 worship
al the church and will ALWAYS re-
ceiye warm welcome.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-12

Presbyterian Church


Rev Henry Porter preached
fine sermon last Sunday on Great
ness. using Abraham Lincoln a.
an example. The church atten
dance was large.
TIE speaker said In part;
II though iesDissi BY many, LII
coin had the moral courage 10 gt
forward. and We should learn les
sons from great men like Lincoln
Washington and Douglass So The
text Wa from Mark y %.
The adults listened at;entiyely
10 tie pastors talk 70 the Junior
hutrA. prior 10 the regular SCI.
mon His theme Was What II l.
To Be Great lie told The young
people that February is the month
ia Which many great men were
burn and ihry should decide 70 be
come noble and great. because no.
5ody VIII bother with them. unless
ih~s can d. something worth while.
a. ll.o si,is-f ne youth 10 study
fhr Blbi. sri attend Sunday
Ta. nAnon banquet given b. the
tali- psopir ya Friday nigh'. was
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-12
Clinton Chapel AME

Sunday School at Clinton Chape
was largely attended Sunday morn,
ng. Feb. 6. At IL a. m. the pastor
Rev. F. NJ Williams brought N,
message from the subjec; Hold
20 Gods Exchanging Hand takeI
rem the text Heb. 1923. The scrip
'ure was as follows: Let us hold
10 our faith without wavering. foI
he is faithful that promised.
At $3.50 p. m. program wal
given by the Earnest Worker,
Club which was a success Mra
Ella Wilson Is president.
The v c. f.. held its meeting Al
$50 p. m. and also presented id
Interesting program.
Rev. b. p Purdue brought thl
closing message AZ p. m. II wal
an Inspiring discourse. One acces.
sion was made to the church
Among the many visitors presea(
during the day were Mr.. and Mrs
l.. Reid. 2l16 Dubois street; Mrs
John IL Kennedy. j. Z. Cuthberson'
Monroe. ~ c.. p. ]. Meade, Illinois;
and Rev Hill.
Remember this is the church d
welcome.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-12
MANY ATTEND
FINE PROGRAM
A T EBENEZER

The musical program, An Even
ing With The Masters which was
presented al Ebenezer A " r.
Church. sunday evening, Feb q,
was an artistic success and Was
attended BY large crowd 81 en-
thuslastic nusic-l0yers
The program featured tie works
OF great Negro composers Com
positions OF y Clark smith. Hiram
Simmons. George L. Johnson and
Eva Jessye were beautifully inter-
preied by the mass choir Rachel
Collins. Leanna WeatheIs. Dos
Ware. and Isaac Davis were :
lists for the choirs Interpretation
Of The Spiritual rendered
Other artists On The program ir
cluded June 3aber roniraiie
Frederick Cyprs baritone Thorn
Askew pianls' AID Emory paws
gave dissertation Il ~HH
iuals To Symphonic p04'rnyin,
the panoramic strides made b. ~
race in music during ne past aalt
century Mrs Elizabeth Gary ~as
accompanisi al he orSan Emory
Davis az the plano al4 y Ilel-
~ Brown. direciiess
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-12
St. Paul A. M. F..
Church

Founders Day will be observed
at 81. Paul Sunday, in honor OF
Richard Allen. founder and first
Bishop OF the African Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Standing Before God will be
the subject from which the pastor,
DR. Charleston will speak at 1O:45.
A Founders Day Program. mn
sical-literary. will be rendered at
7;i5 p. M
The Sunday School will convene
at 9:l5 a. m with VIM Robinson
as superintendent.
The Junior Allen Christian En-
deayor League will convene at 5
p. m. with Miss Carrie Gordon as
president and Rev B. b. Martin as
superintendent.
The Senior League will convene
at $50 p. m. with Mrs. Lola Scott
Williams as president.
"A Christian Looks at His Coun-
try Amos 5:12-15. 21-24 Luke
416-2l.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-12
SERVICE Amt
RELIGION" Al
ST. PAUL zion
Mezzo-Soprano WI
Feature Program
February ~

Prominent among the conf,
events at 81. Paul A. VI. + iii
Church will be song rendi,ld
program, Feb. % by Mrs. luI
Waiver mezzo-soprano OF the locs
church. Mrs. Waiver will lea,u1
classical and Spiritual selections
The program will be sponsors
by the Buds OF Promise Jupio
Missionary Board
DR.. p. II. Flack the pastor /,
still presenting his series OF SER
mons on "Service And Religion
He will continue these discouy,,
up To and through the Lentep ,e,,
son. The pastors purpose is /.
help eliminate many OF the erropa'
Gus ideas on religion. held BY man,
persons.
st. Paul and its official fanny er.
tend a cordial invitation to N,
public 10 worship at this church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-12
Mount Pilgrim
Baptist Church

Those who attended Mt. Pilgrim
Baptist Church, Orleans and Nut
lett streets, SUNDAY morning, Feb
6 listened To wonderful sermon
preached by Rev Shepherd Mans
appetite has been his greatest
enemy" was the subject OF the dis
course taken from Gen. 3:9.
The Mt Pilgrim quartet render
ed a lovely program in interest Of
Club No. at $3.50 p. m.
The rally which has been in pro-
gress for the building fund was
completed Sunday The pastor.
Rev. y. H. Hilson and the faithful
members are happy that this week
closed the contract for the secur-
ing OF the building. We now have
church home in which we can
freely worship the Almighty God.
A big feast will be given in honor
OF the various club captains for
the fine work they did In helping
put over this program.
Rev. Hilson aud members feel
very grateful TO the many friends
for the fine support contributed to-
wards the success Of securing the
building.
The Mt. Pilgrim Starlight Four
will render a program at ProvI.
dence Baptist Church. Benton and
Rivard streets. Feb Is.
The Pastors Aid Club Is still
carrying on a good work
Rev. G. l.. Murray and singers
will present a musical Thursda,
night. Feb. II to which the public
Is invited.
Members feel very proud OF the
splendid progress the church hal
made under the able leadership o.
Rev. Hilson during his two year.
passionate at Mt. Pilgrim.
Visitors are welcome at thii
church al anytime.
Mrs. Helen Johnson Is church
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-12
Founders Day Held
At St. Luke Anne.

In observance OF ALIENS Day
honoring the great founder OF IN.
AME Church. and the 10th annual
race relations. a program will bs
presented al ST. Luke A. VI. l.
-hurch. Pearl and Oakdale streets
Sunday. Feb. - at 1880 D. m. All
services will be conducted in som,
special way 10 depict the progresa
OF the Negro. Miss Florence Bloun'
IS sponsor of the program.
Visit with US next sunday morn
ing al s:l5 and enjoy the discus
sion al the 5. s hour on the sub
jet Conserving the Sabbath fol
man. Mark 2:23-3:6. Golden text
Is as follows: And he said unto
them. the sabbath was made for
nan. Mark 2:27'
The pastor. Rev W. +. Smith
viii preach at the morning worship
using the theme Unity in Chris
lianity." text Luke 1929. The sub
lect will be divided into three parts
namely Unity in the home; Unity
IN the church: Unity and justice
should prevail in the nation.
At s p. m Allen Christian En-.
deavor League will meet. The topic
for discussion will be "A Christian
Looks at his Country" Scriptures
used. Amos 5:i2-24 Luke 4:l6-2l
The Juniors are making prepare
lion 20 present another dramatized
program entitled What the A. c.
r. League has done for me" visi-
iors are invited TO come in and
listen to the young people In their
discussion
Want 10 know what's going on IL
Roseville? See George Scramble
and get your Detroit Tribune
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-12
MASONIC NEWS
F. & A. M.
q
Prince Hall Affiliation
535 Frederick ST. =

ooo rIeuerlck 81.
Hiram Lodge No. list G. Ard
Tuesday. " A. Bristol. w. NJ, 1241
Jos. Campau; James Murphy. Sec.
5467 Tillman.
Pythagoras Lodge No. l4-2nd G.
4th Monday. u. S. Gilbert. W. NJ.
1884 Goodwin; Alvin James. 65s
Livingstone.
Abiff Lodge No. 21--lst Sat. &
9TH Tuesday. Clarence Mason. W
NJ, 1881 Goddard ave-: Theo. Bar
mes. Sec. 1902 Cameron.
Mt, Pavon Lodge No. 2-2nd g
ith Monday. Geo. Hurst, w. M
5445 Vinewood; Elmer Wallace.
Sec, Woodrow.
Marracci Temple, A. f. A. O. M
Shrine No. lind Friday. sim
Flood, ILL.,. Potentate. 63s7 Hart
ford; Egbert Martin, Recorder.
1886 Gratiot.
Wolverine Consistory No. 6 sP
X. s. Anatole Victor, C. s., 535
FREDERICK; Edw. ID. Allen, Sec, 355
Owen.
Wayfare Craftsman Club-2nd
Friday. Reacy Simmons, Pres.
1889 st. Joseph; W. ST. eye, Sec,
90S f. Warren.
Compost Lodge No. II. Meets
frst and third Mondays at their
Home. 1854 Trowbridge ST.. Ham.
tramck. VIM. Morrison, W. M.
b021 Edwin; Ordine II. Toliyer
Sec, 1925 Goodson.
Prince Hall meets LIST. and
3rd. Thursdays. Nathaniel Garrett
w. NJ; Eugene Nelson. Sec. $685.
Cameron.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-12
Men of St. John CINE
Marching Onward

! les. the ~seI-a y nke men oi 81
Johns c. NJ z. Church are march
Ing on. Several weeks ago. the
marched into the field Of entertain
ment and presented a brilliant pro
gram.
On Friday, Dec. IL. the following
program was rendered:
Selection by the orchestra. p
Harris directing: selections. Cos
mopolitan Trio. the members be-
Ing Messrs. Harris, Butler an1
Harris. presentation Of special
guests Of honor. by Mrs. McClain
by the presiding elder. Rev. J "
Barnette. fve minutes address. BY
Messrs. 5. r. Grigsby. W. c. Wood
son. Senator Charles c. Liggs,
Rev. Mrs. 5. Wisdom. and DR.. A
Moore violin solo. y. Thompson
A second program will be pre-
sented Oh Sunday, Feb. 10. as FOL
lows:
Fellowship Hour. s a. m: Sunda;
school attendance rally, $3.50 a. n
morning worship. ii a. m: quar-
tet selection. sermon. Jacob Dug
a Well by Rev McClain. pastor
offering for the 5000 rally: intro.
duc,ion OF visitors. by Carlton
Gaines.
A, s p. m. the league will b.
conducted BY the president, Mr.
Sykes: Question box forum. Life
Of DR. George W. Carver. >" even
ing worship $50 p. m, speaker
Frank Sock secretary Baptist Law
men Of Detroit. subject. "a Ch,is-
'isn Laymans Responsibility
The purpose OF these special pfo-
grams is TO furnish wholesome err
tertained and 10 raise 5000 I'll q
rally TO reduce the church indeb,
edness.
The public is invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-12
|PRELATES HIT
OBSTACLES AT
CHICAGO MEET
M. F. South To Vote
On Merger At The
April Confab

Chicago-tA y Pl-Represenia-
lives Of our group in the Methodist
Episcopal IN attendance upon the
Methodist Council on Faith and Or
der al the stevens Hotel in this
city met al ST Marks VI. +. Church
IN preliminary meeting last Tues
day
The meeting was not official but
simply get-together'5r ti-ose in
,eres,ed in the status OF the group
II unificaiion obtains. Many OF the
most prominent ministers and lay
men we're present Bishops X r
Jones and NJ " Cla,. shared in
presiding Dr. J. " + Bowen o..
New orleans ~as secretary
There was no discussion pro or
con a. far as unlfcation itself was
concerned but united front pre-
scented IN an agreement for the
program Of tomorrow A commit
lee was appointed consisting OF one
from each conference and five al
large to consider important mat
'ets that may arise between now
ard the Contamination OF uninfca-
'i9n
bishop A. 7 Shaw OF New Or
(. leans addressed The meeting al
h. stevens Hotel Thursday after
noon and Rev Carl Downs Of Pasa-
leua. Calf representing the Ne
gro youth spoke Friday morning
Those leaders Ia the church
who have been outspoken in their
Contamination 81 thu proposed mer-
zei agreed a the gathering 81 col
5red representatives 10 withhold
their nre and 60 along with the
propos for ihe good q the
church Among these was Rev
Lorenzo J King " New York City.
who some time ago petitioned the
y. a A. G. = 10 bring suit in OPP
position 20 the plan Bishop A. p
shaw Of New Orleans has been
consistent advocate OF the merger
Bishop X r Jones is reported 10
have been apprehensiye regarding
lh~ movement but has voiced no
opinion for publication. II is pro-
bable that new advantages were
seen which will be favorable TO the
colOred methodist membership.
just as certain leaders in the VI
+ Church. south. who are said TO
be suspicious that the merger vii,
prove submerger for them. are
now out in opposition against the
program
The " r Church South. holds
its general conference in April this
year az which time il will vote up
on the merger which has been ap-
proved by majority Of thc vari-
Gus annual conferences. The oppa-
siiion is headed by Bishop James
Cannon, Jr. famous as a li,.-whi;e
Republican Recently he took page
advertisements in number Of
southern daily newspapers oppos-
ing the merger.
The framework Of the resoAsl
conference in which The Negroes
will be Is said to include the max
ing Of two more bishops which
would give the denopinaticn four
bishops in all II the VI T.. Church.
South. passes favorsbly upon the
union, setting-up conference 10
put the merger into effect will be
held in 1899.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-12
New Bethel Baptist

Rev ~ II. Armstrong. pastor OF
New Bethel Baptist Church. Hast
ings and Willis streets. used as the
subject Of his discourse Sunday
morning. Feb 6. "He Died That /
Might Live taken from the text
End Sam. ll:1-20. In the course of
his sermon the speaker said,
Death isn't bad thing A Chris
'ian and child of God never
dies he sleeps on and on" 1t was
an interesting message and stirred
the hearts of the listeners.
Several new members were adj
ded to the church roll.
Baptism was held in the evening.
A large audience was present.
Everyone is welcome at New
Bethel.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-12
FLUSH KIDNEYS OF POISONS
AND STOP GETTING UP NIGHTS

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But be sure and get GOLD
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-12
NOR7HDETROIl
b, Mr.. Josephine Be, dens

A spiritual wave swept .ye 10
max 4 " + zgA Tempe a,
sunday when The pastor Rev y =
Thomas delivered a fora~fl s.e
mon 10 very large audience TIL
persons wee fuzzy aeor..sl ~,
membership tn, pas'o h- s..
the goal fcr To- 4e~ ueuser y,
June AZ Which TIME me aai.4
conference Will convene
Al the ; D n service az fhei
high tide swept yyef The sA1ret
bringing ,ht total nGmbe ii ih-
fold FOR the day UP 70 II
The campaign Has launched On
drive 10 raise ne amount from
Lomax Tor Livingstone college 4
Salisbury y r.
Pleasant Grove Baias, cAlstr.
Riopelle street. held aio4-ts ,-r.
vices both morning ana .veu.as
Sunday. Feb . Rev. j. I. Npebs
is pastor
Funeral rites t0g The ia'~ T4tr
Young were held Safasd8y Fab =
al p. m from the NJ Zion Bap-
list Church Rev HEATH d43y.eefl
the funeral eulogy preaching from
End Timothy e7-s. The services
were largely attended
Mr. Young who came from Gpor.
gia over % years ago was one 81
the oldes' members ~ ne march
He bore q most r-ma kah!e HISTORY
which .howee aim serving a. sue
day school super.n'end. n igr yes
q years ~" ~a- All pufstanai3-
character IN 'Ae community R~sl
,iful papers we're s-ad by Mrs.
Bertha Fuller Goraer ana Nf-
+. Phillips
Surviving are d., 'ed si- -
daughter. several SOFAS ana
OF grandchildren
Among The SICK % i..- au4li-
~ are Mrs Ro-s Plra LsmDki.
street and Mis- lessi" assa. {
Riopelie street
Mis-, Evalli.e IkDma- orlesr.
street passed AVA b. TlinHs ile
pital Monday
The Allied couacN pi Nor'h D.
troit together ~i'h 'Ar League are
lining up behind ,he nmmsa'y
Chorus which meets every Monday
night at Sazat.ne Baptist Church
r...rte,~ s,.ct.tr.. Mil ..-,r-.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-12
Rosebud Spiritualist

Last week was big one for the
Rosebud Spiri,ualis> Church at
which time the Caldwell Harmony
Five were presented There were
large attndances and the services
were filled with the spirit.
Meetings are now in progress al
this church They began Tuesday
Feb. S and will continue through the
20. conducted by the pastor. Rev
Baptiste who Is being assisted by
Reys. Brown, Mahoney smith. Mr.
Buckon. Mrs. Watkins aud Mrs
Brown.
The public Is invited
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-02-12
Live a Healthier, Happier,
Longer Life

Thousands OF men and women
wonder why backache bothers
them--why they have TO visit the
bathroom often at night--why flow
Is scanty and sometimes smarts
and burns.
ANY one OF these symptoms
means that your kidneys and blad-
der need attention now before
these minor symptoms develop in
TO serious trouble.
To flush out waste poisons and
acid from kidneys. soothe your r.
ritated bladder and put healthy
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-17

city lowered the sewer it would set a precedent and it would be re- quired to do so in other parts of the city for other property owners. It also was held that it was not up to the city to make the con- nection from the Baranof property down the street to where a hook up could be made, but up to the property owner.
 Councilman Henry Messerschmidt said it would set a precedent and that the city would find itself in the position of having to change sewers all over town to accommo- date property owners. Councilman Oscar Harri declared builders of the Baranof knew where the sewer was when they started construction and should have provided for the connection at that time
 Councilman Feldon declared him. self in favor of making the change on the grounds that it would inn prove sewer facilities in the city and accommodate new property which is going to materially add to the tax roll. Councilman Beistline indicated a like opinion and moved the installation be made at an estimated cost of $900 He won a second from Feldon but Council men Harri, G. E. Krause, John Me
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-17
CITY REJECTS
 BARAkOF HOTEL.
 SEWER REQUEST
New Hotel Asks Adequate Connections Made Avail
 able at Property Line

Request of the new Baranof Hotel to the City to have the sewer con- nection brought to it's property line was turned down by the Council at it's regular meeting last night by a vote of four to two Council men Ralph Beistline and Sam Eel don supported the idea while the other four councilmen voted against
 It was brought out that the present sewer on Franklin Street is too high for the new hotel to connect for basement accommoda- tions and that it will be necessary to either lower the sewer or make the connection down on Front Street. It was argued that if the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-17
MISS HICKEY IS BRIDE OF
 R. LINDQUIST
Candlelight Service Unites Couple Here Wednes-
 day Evening

Before a flower-banked fire place at their Dixon Street residence, Miss Marguerite Hickey, daughter of Mi and Mrs. J. V. Hickey of this city, became the bride of Roland Lind quist, son of Carl Lindquist of Bel lingham, Wash, at a candle light service performed by the Rev C. E. Rice on Wednesday evening al 8 o'clock.
 The bride was charming in an aqua marine silk-crepe afternoon gown, with rust accessories.
 Miss Mary Wildes, her only at tcndant, wore an aqua silk-crepe afternoon dress with black access sories.
 Richard Johnson was best man
 The bride is well known in this city, She attended the Juneau High School also the Visitation-villa Convent at South Tacoma, Wash and for the past several months, Miss Hickey has been on the staff at the Coliseum Theatre
 MT Lindquist, who came to Ju- neau a year and half ago from Bellingham, is at present desk clerk at the Gastineau Hotel
 A reception is being held this evening at the Dixon Street resi- dsnce of the young couple, during which time their many friends will gather to wish them success and hap \as.
 A lace cloth will cover the recep- tion table this evening, which will be centered by three-tier wedding cake, offset b. six white tapers
 Bouquets of roses and chrysanthe- nuns will decorate the reception room, and assisting during the eve ming will be Miss Mary Wildes and Miss Sybil Godfrey.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-17
W0ME:N'S CLUB
 TEA, TUESDAY

Mrs. Thomas Haight, president oi the Juneau Women's Club, extends a cordial invitation to all women ot Gastineau Channel, who are inter- csted in civic and educational ac- tivities, to attend the club tea, Tues day afternoon between the hours oi 230 and 4;30 o'clock, at the Scot tish Rite Temple.
 The following committee chair men were appointed by members oi the executive board: Mrs. J. M Clark, reception; Mrs. Rose Harris serving The department chairmen have arranged a musical program for the afternoon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-17

Cormick and Messerschmidt voted against.
 Proposal to trade a piece of the Waynor property at the city limits on the Glacier Highway for street purposes and sewer right = of way for a small parcel of land owned by the city which extends into the Waynor lots was presented to the Council by Attorney Norman Ban field, who represented Charles Way nor. The Council went out this morning to look over the proposal and Mayor Lucas reported later the body had agreed to the trade.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-09-17

evening at 7:45, Evangelist Mitchell will speak on the subject What Will You Do With Jesus, Who Is Called The Christi"
 The young Irish evangelist has held evangelistic meetings in Wash ington and in Canada in many places. Next week he will be speak ing at special meetings on Tues day, Wednesday and Thursday eve nings at 7;45 o'clock in the Bethel Mission. Everyone is cordially in vited to attend these meetings and hear some good singing and preach ing.