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The sandal was the everyday shoe
Of the ancient Greeks.
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voices a great deal more interesting

voices q great deal more interesting
and to Reddy a great deal sweeter,
though you and I wouldn't have
called them sweet at all.
"Quack, quack." The voices were
very low and still some distance away.
Reddy strained his ears. Every few
minutes he would catch the sound,
and it was coming nearer and nearer.
Reddy made himself just as fiat as he
possibly could behind little bunch
Of withered grass, and with eyes shin
ing with hunger and hope watched the
place where the Laughing Brook runs
out Of the Smiling Pool. Every time
he heard those voices . little thrill
ran over him from the root of his tail
to the tip Of his nose.
He was 20 eager that it was hard to
be patient, but Reddy knows that q
hunter without patience seldom gets
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VISITING
BY Phillips

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Cd ENT1TLE- NETTLE Ito disturb.
P) LIMPERS- SMILER cheerful person.
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let people over there think have for
gotten them" Reddy smiled again, q
crafty smile. Then he once more be-
gan to trot across the Green Meadows,
but this time he was headed straight
for the Smiling Pool.
Reddy learned when he was very
young that it always pays to be pre-
pared even when you don't expect any
thing. This is one reason it is so hard
to surprise him. So now as he drew
near the Smiling Pool he took just as
much care not to make. sound as II
he were sure that good dinner would
reward him for his efforts, when all
the time he didn't have the least idea
that he would find anything there. The
nearer he got to the Smiling Pool the
more careful he became. He began to
creep forward. stopping every few steps
to cock his sharp ears and listen. and
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lips again and then swiftly but noise

lips again and then swiftly but noise
lessly crept forward to the bank OF
the Smiling Pool and peeped over.
No one was to be seen but Jerry
Muskrat swimming over to the Big
Rock. From all parts Of the Smiling
Pool rose the chorus of the sweet
singers, the hylas, which are, you
know, kind Of little tree toad. Their
voices seemed to come right out of the
water, as indeed they did, but not one
of the sweet singers was to be seen.
Peep, peep, peep. peep! Now no
longer may we sleep.
The/great chorus was very loud now
that Reddy was SO near the singers
But he took no notice Of them. In
fact, he didn't hear them at all. At
least he didn't know that he heard
them. You ZEE his sharp ears were set
to catch another sound, the sound Of
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to test the air with his keen nose. He
had almost reached the Smiling Pool
when he heard just the faintest sound.
1t was 50 faint that you or I wouldn't
have heard it at all. No sir, we
wouldn't have heard it If we had been
there in Reddy's place That is be-
cause our ears are not so sharp as
Reddys.
Instantly Reddy stopped and lay nat
down, listening with all his might, a
pleased look on his sharp face. Once
or twice he licked his lips as he list
ened. ''Ducks!' he exclaimed under
his breath. "As live there are ducks
somewhere down the Laughing Brook,
and they are coming up toward the
Smiling Pool. I guess this is my
lucky night. I can't think OF any
thing In the world that would taste
better. than . duck" He licked his
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Bedtime Stories
Nv THORNTON w. BURGESS

BY THORNTON w. BURGESS,
TT WAS night. Sweet Mistress Moon
= was pouring her silvery light over
the Green Meadows, the Green Forest
and the Smiling Pool. And because it
was the beautiful springtime the sweet
singers of the Smiling Pool were doing
their best to tell all the Great World
how happy they were. Trotting across
the Green Meadows came Reddy FOX.
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Spool Art Show Pays.
By WILLARD
By BUD FISHER
Trademark a pplied
For o. 8. Patent once
BY Mormon Marsh
BY S. 1. HUNTLEY

How 10 people, none Of whom was
an artist, held "spoof' art exhibi-
ton in Cambridge. England, made
$125 profit and sold 500 worth of
pictures in addition, has just been
revealed by Prof. c. Armstrong Gibbs.
professor of harmony and composition
at the Royal College of Music. The
profits were given to hospital. Prof.
Gibbs declared it showed that some
people can be persuaded by subtle
propaganda to accept almost any
thing as work of genius. The exhi-
bition was open four days.
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He heard the great chorus from the
Smiling Pool. OF course. He couldn't
help but hear 1t. At first he gave it
no heed. But presently he stopped
to listen. He just had to.
Peep. peep, peep. peep! Now no longer
may we sleep.
Sing, sing, sing, sing! Welcome lovely
Mistress Spring.
Reddy smiled. II believe" said he,
TN run over there. / haven't been
over for some time, and It won't do to
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Free Use of Flag Barred,

Argentina has banned the use of the
national nag or the coats-of-arms Of
Argentina in trade marks.
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BY EDGAR RICE BURROUGHS

anything, and 50 he lay without NOV
ing, his eyes fixed on the Black Sha-
dows that lay across the place where
the Laughing Brook runs out Of the
Smiling Pool. 1t seemed to him that
he had been there three hours, though
OF course he hadn't, when he saw a
little silvery line in the middle of the
Black Shadows, and then another.
Nearer and nearer came those silvery
lines, and then at last out into the
Smiling Pool and into the moonlight
swan two big birds. One was in sober
brown, but the other was very hand
some They were Mrs. Quack and Mr..
Quack. Reddy wriggled all over with
excitement.
(Copyright, 1881
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
Christian Science

Probation after Death will be
The subject ~ the Lesson Sermon
in all christian Science Churches
throughout The world on SUNDAY.
October 2S
The Golden Text tt.ccl. 12s1il is:
Cox shall bring every work into
Judgment with every secret thing
whether il be good. or whether 1t
be evil
Among The Bible citations Is this
passage (John s;24: Verify, VERT
ly. say unto YOU. He that heareth
my word. and belieyeth on him that
sent me. hath everlasting life. and
shall not come into condemnation
bnt is pa seed from death unto life
Correlative passages to he read
from The Christian Science text.
book. Science and Health with
Key 10 the Scriptures by Mary
Baker Eddy include the following
- ilul. This is life eternal says
Jesus is. not shall he; and iher
no defines everlasting life as .
present knowledge of his Faihel
and OF himself the knowledge o
Love, Truth. and Life"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
CHORAL union
ON
TRIP IN WEST
Club President Now
Holding Down The
Prexy's Job
Ry Mrs. BcbbIe BIackman

Mrs. Queenie Jones. treasurer oil
The Gospel Choral union Is capa-
bly, holding things together during
The absence OF President Hutchins
and group OF gospel singers who
are doing gospel work In sections
out west. Mrs. Robbie Blackman,
corresponding secretary is carrying
on Mrs. Rebeccs McKinley's work
as reporter who is also included In
the group.
Among the unions sick members
are Jessie Cotton, End vice presi-
dent: and Ophelia Bryant. 4th vice
president. Both are improving nice
~.
Mesdames Beatrice craft and Oh
lie Davenport are visiting relatives
in Tennessee.
Y. F. s. X. o. n. school for gos-
pei singers will open Nov at ccf0
Anlietsm.
The gospel singers. under direc-
iion OF Mrs. Huichins. rendered a
program AZ the Campbell AME
church. Chatham on, Sunday,
oct .. : 80 p m. Mrs Beatrice
Brown, gospel singer Of Indiana
was heard over station CFCD,
Z nathan. The Rev. {. A. Perry Is
pastor OF Campbell church.
The Campbell AME church OF
chatham. Ont. held it's harvest
meeting sunday Oct Is. A delicious
chicken supper was served Mrs.
Reairice Brown. gospel singer will
appear In recital at This chwrch
calvary Baptist
calvary Raplisl church just clos
Cd rs anniversary for the pastor
and The church The anniversary
celebration was quite a success. II
closed with lovely bancue;.
Messiah Baptist
The Junior choir OF Messiah Bap-
list church is progressing nicely.
These Young people plan - pre-
~eul a PLAY in the near future.
Watch this column for announce
meni
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
New Interest Shown
In Mt. Vernon Service

Awakenilig services were held at
MI. vernon Baptist church and all
present seemed TO take on new in
forest. The pastor tho Rev. J. 5.
Scott. spoke from md Samuel 1O;le.
BE Of good cnuraGc The Pastors
chorus. under direction Of Prof.
Johnson added much spiritual fer
yer TO the services by their fine
singing
A spicy program was presented
at y. m. by the Senior choir. Sew
eral rendili'nS were given incmd-
ing solos and Two dramatic read
ings by Paul Holt OF the Second
Baptist church
An interesting session of the -.
Y. 7. L. was held at 6 p. M.
A spiriiual devotional period was
held Sunday evening preceding The
gospel message preached by Pas.
tor Scott.
Mt. Vernon baptist church Is do.
ing commcndahlc work in It's
new location. 1867 Sherman street
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
"Our Obscure Vision
OF Heaven" St. Paul
AME Subject Sunday

Our obscure Vision Of Heaven
viii be the subject OF tho morning
sermon. To- 81. a, ST Paul a. VI f.
church lay and Chenc streets.
Needless Darkness viii he the
euhiec, Of The sermon sunday
evening. : u.
The sunday school will convene
AZ Il a. m with VIM. Robinson
as superintendent.
Music viii he furnished by the
senior choir At The morning SER
vice aud by the Junior choir No.
> AZ 'he evening service.
The Junior Allen Christian En-
dcavor league will convene al five
O'Clock with Miss Carrie Gordon as
president and Rev. u b. Martin as
superintendent.
The senior Allen league will con-
yene al $50 y. NJ with Mrs. Lola
Williams as president
Topic Sharing our Problems
With God" Mark 1i:lS-39: Dan.
G:l0.
Rev j. Arminius Charleston
minister.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
Musical Program At
Vernon Chapel AME

Mrs Beatrice Allen. radio singer
over stations WJR Il WMBC. and
director OF tho senior choir OF Yer
nor 'hape church will present
ndcll Loving as guest sololst at a
musical program to he given at
Vernon Chapel. sunday, October.
80. ~ : so y. m.
Mrs. Alien and also Mr. Loving
are affiliated with famous Ford
Eight This group OF singers is
featured in a special program ov-
or station WJR every Sunday 1890
TO i q. NJ.
There viii be other outstanding
artists 10 appear on program. The
choir. directed Ivy Mrs Allen. will
do several inspiring numbers. The
public is invited to hear this exccll-
emf nrOgran
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
HATRED GROWS
UNDER POWER
OF DICTATORS
Rev. Porter Refers
I O Dictators 0 f
Past and Present

st. John Presbyterian church
was well filled last Sunday morn
ing and the congregation listened
attentiyely 10 splendid sermon
by the pastor, the Rev. Henry Por-
ter. on the subject. Tho Dictator
ship of Love- text Hebrew 1912
IA.
The speaker referred to past and
present dictators OF countries and
declared that the dictator spirit
carries with 1t everything hut love.
lie said: 1T is selfish, stirs up
hatred and brushes others"
The Missionary society met AZ 6
p. m. with Mrs. c. l.. Henderson
6lf9 Thirtieth street.
The Usher board will sponsor a
pre-Hallowe'en party. October IS
at 1852 Begole avenue.
Funeral services for the late
Mrs. Simpson. OF Macomb ST.. were
held from the church at p. m. last
Friday
Jesse Stewart. Of McDougall
street. is convalescing, following
an operation for acute appended
It's.
Mrs Lula Rogers, Of Hazlett ave.
nue., is suffering from injuries
sustained when she fell downstairs
last week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
Pastor To Celebrate
Third Anniversary

\ tue sermon was preached sun
day incoming ny the Rev. Mr.. Cum
nngham Al NJ Pilgrim Baptist
church The Tex, was from Psalms
ii;@, 20 magnify the Lord and lcl
us cxalt His name together" Sub
jet, why ought TO Go To
church
SUNDAY night, the Four Queens
Of Harmony rendered lovely pro-
gram They were assisted by sew
cral other qnarielS
The pastor Tho Rev. \, H. lIilson
will celebrate The third annistr.
sary Of his pastorate. bcginninr
November =
The public IS always welcome Ia
Worship at MI. Pilgrim
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
Friendship Has One
Baptism Candidate

The sunday School Of Friendship
Raplisi church. ees Mack avenue
opened promptly sunday incoming
October ls with the superintendent
presiding The lesson was reviewed
by the Rev, l. g. cole III pupils
were present The intermediate
girls had The largest attendance
The largest offering wac given by
the Bible class
Discussing the subject when
he Comes in His Glory ~ pastor
The Rev, J. II. Johnson preached
an eloquent sermon FIVE now
members were added 10 he churci
one being q candidate for aap;sm
At $3.50 y. NJ. The Rev Mr. Rron.
SON dean OF The school OF re-! lion
spoke.
The congress club sponsored 2
tea sunday afternoon from foui
to six. An enjoyable time vas hat
by all who attended
The door Of Friendship Baptis'
church Is AWAY open to visitors.
Sidney Briggs is church rcpor-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
Church Finance Rally
AT The Halfway Mark

The Rev A. Timer preached sun
daS uefains "a a large congrega-
ten ev Watch and pray
The Mission board and Junior
,aidfs 20 coinihisn Bapfisl church.
t3'n 'rempie ANE church and
Sls Nshil Bap'ist rendered an en-
9}ehle moeftm last SUNDAY az
ittNnnn
Ute midway maN ia The sa.oo0
a4an ~ drie- for 'n" church was
f'ai hcd Sauday The various de-
Nit tmeuts arc working hard for
-nt,e-e The nnds Nill bo nscd for
'Ae expansion program for The
lw'h
Those - me church on he sick
~. ntipie Mrs Willie Summers
~ pa1esidc. fhsrlie Johnson and
.rf'e .hlne Johnson At Receiving
hospital
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
Pleasant Sunday

A Pheasant sunday" program
will be held at 81. James G. NJ. +.
church, Nincwood and West Kirby,
Sunday October 90 at Up m. under
auspices of the 81. James choir.
Joseph cole, baritone. of the De-
iroii Negro opera. Will be CUES,
artist. Others who will partici-
pate include Ncll Dohson Plante
Mae whitney Willie Mac lIairston
Dorothy Thurslon. Anna Belle
White. Syhil Ice, Mamie Douglas
Earl Dean. also members Of the
Ladies' trio and Second Baptist
senior choir. Of which Dr. William
Terrell is director.
Mrs. Nolande Maddox is in charge
of The program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22

ST. Luke Church
| Members Visitors
AT King David

ST. Luke A. NJ f. church, Rose
Vile. Mich, opened Sunday School
at the usual hour Sunday morning
with a very good attendance.
The pastor. Rev. Thomas Smith,
preached an interesting sermon
which was inspiring to all present.
The pastor, choir and some mem
hers were guests at King David's
Temple choir at 3 p. m. Sunday. 1t
was pleasant visit.
The Epworih league met at p.
m. Mrs. Matte BraNton Is presi-
dent. The church is anticipating
great things from it's young peo-
pie. w
George 'Stramble has the Tribune
every Saturday and Sunday. Get
II and read II.
Miss Florence Blount is church
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22

The initial service OF the eight
eenth anniversary OF Tabernacle
Baptist church. wes,side Detroit,
was held last sunday afternoon At
; 80 o'clock with the Rev Lee 7.
clay as guest speaker, Tho Rev.
Mr.. clay who is pastor ~ Peace
Baptist church. North nelrol5
came IN response TO the Usher
boards invitation under whose
auspices the service was held.
The usual order OF worship pre-
vailed throughout the day. The
morning and evening services be-
Ing conducted by tho pastor. the
Rev. Il. II. Pittman. II was unani-
mouslv voted at the morning SER
vice that Tabernacle will continue
its contribution towards tho sup
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
Choir At Providence
Sponsors A Program

The Rev. J. l.. Lewis preached
Sunday morning at Providence Bap-
list church using the text Job 1925
subject The Resurrection OF
christ Those present received the
message with interest.
The choir sponsored a program
in the afternoon at which time the
Rev Mr.. Hill delivered a splendid
sermon. The speaker was accom-
panied by his wife.
The RyPI' met AT the usual hour
and was we'll attended.
The night service was in charge
Of The Rev. Mr.. Lewis. He selected
his text from Exodus II. subject
being. moi dog should move a
peg. Many hearts were made to
rejoice.
The Providence Baptist church
IL located al 1899 BENTON stree.
Visitors arc always welcome TO at
tend services at this church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
Mt. Clemens Young People
Visit Mitchell Memorial anne

heir pastor. They had charge o.
Inc services tu open house discus
sion was held between me league
OH The definition Of faith. After an
hogr of fellowship in The general
auditorium upstairs The Young peo-
We feas~emhird dowusiairs where
a soSia hoAr was enioved- Refresh
nleies wsgc scsNed and rsp songs
ia p, h. prcSidoni Is NE slb-d's-
i,t s3ppsrd me cni"f'aipnheni
= Paul VI f. ,huroh, : Ale
Rnd and nhio aycnre held 2
pleeG'd proc nm sunday October
Fl N'y pa'ick VS. he principal
p.ak,r ana spoke on 'hr subject
Wil Euf"ne come lo America
lsssir Wilson Mas mistress Of cere-
MONIES
The ROY G u. Slemly il pastor
Mamie : Tolllyef il organis'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
First Cumberland To
Have Child Contest

Sunday School at the First Cum
berland PRESBYTERIAN church was
well attended sunday morning with
i. II Menzie presiding.
Al the II a. m. service the Rev,
r. r. Newton made wonderful
discourse on the conversion OF Saul
OF TarSus. There was a large at
tendance.
Al the evening service The Rev.
Mr, Newton spoke from Ps. 1t3,
cause me TO know the way where
in | should walk for lifted up
my soul unto thee"
The Woman's BOARD OF Mission
meets cyory Monday AT 1880 p. m.
The ladies Will sponsor child's
popularity contest on the fifth
Sunday afternoon Of October.
Everybody is invited.
Augusta Robinson is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22

The pnrninS service o. Miichells
McWnf,. aicch tn rs dcdta 'n
- he elnS peopis ~ 'hr 'HH'ga
',,S Ae- asi sunday NNn 'Ae Rex
w R1r'on IN G,ace " y arch
9. 49, lhsr. >sl ie Tire it2p'e
sad = i sd ~ Nofe MAS 'le .p-
fe Is, re eN Sprn ~ n ~
- ai.,.gl 3, De c win
Mss i>eaar Rsnnos ns
'sfn- " ManN f'r " JafN-
~at. niln s hss'nees IN io''-
Nlepshi- Tenn
Ths S.p.r anil larmr rss9os
,1-pt Nuvl ' u' s. ff ~
pe' me y,ala- wop'" iNie'
h-i.sls eaauc 4 Sc"t " ~
nh 81 Nnfrne are IS 'y
Guests ai me sN'uins rr4,aif
tr asn- people y, ~ 'e-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
Mothers Board Of New Zion
Baptist To Sponsor Program

The regular devotional service
WAS held sunday morning al New
Zion Ednllst church prior ~ The
morning message which WAS de-
li,ercd by The pastor nc Rev :.
a. Mercer. Basine his sermon on
John Is s "The withered shall he
burnt The pastor presented many
inspiring lhouehis Nlrnner' 90
New Zion state that Inc, Aavc great
respect for Pastor Nereer whom
lhe, believe Is God sent man.
4, p M lhe Pastors Aid club
SPONSORED an u est"S program
under ne d.tr,ilon 81 Mrs ldsh'-
sev Who is one IL me earnest
Workers ~ Ne churrh
The Rev NJ Ne CT preached
l;nm ne thcme An saasaal effort
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
Rev. Clay Guest Speaker At
Tabernacle Birthday Program

mort OF the Mamie Burroughs
school at washington, ID. G.
The deacons will have as guests
Thursday evening. the Rev. BIon-
son and his choir OF the Thompson
Avenue Baptist church. Highland
Park.
The sunday School and BYPu
departments will be in charge OF
the program Sunday. October % AT
800 o'clock. Miss Cole OF the Sec
ond Baptist church will be princi-
pal speaker.
A hig rally Is In progress along
side the anniversary observance.
Efforts are being united by the
members TO make favorable fin
ancial reports at HE close OF the
anniversary celebration, October
81.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22

to see Jesus AT the evening wor-
ship. Luke 1877 was The scripture
used.
a program will he given al New
Zion October 80 in interest OF me
Mothers board.
The Rev Mr. Mercer and MEM
befS viii worship * the First Rap
list church, llamiramck on the
nighi of October 20 az the snslslla-
iion Of The new pastor.
Visiting ministers at New Zion
last sunday we're The Esys. I. W.
Mills Williams and billiard.
The Missionary eirclr smccts
every Tuesday from IL 4 m 10 l
y. m pfayer service "a held each
Thursday eecning \ welcome is ex
tcrdsd 20 all.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
Evangelist breaches
At St. Paul Church

siulaay u,fohcr rs WAS giori-
as say a So PAUL NMt church
N liadema,h"r street The
SnuifN : lorl lesson MAS review
ed ls F.. \ NNh,ns Those presen'
f.' .fea'ls bencaiied hy The
.horoa-h scho.afly and Simplifed
oauncs 20 ~hieil ne finer shades
~ ne lessor we're revealed hy Mr.
vivals
The incoming sermon was deliver
"a hy lt" eNaneelist 90 The church
Nna spoke ton Job is subject
f'ar pa The Seuipr choir serv-
va sa'atil "a ne rendition %
.rrf pd iim. lennt~
'r'ir poser me RES W r. Rice
allivd . his home The
100 aa ,~i hm 80 irmain
q. aaorr w"ck Mrs. Ida
q Nisnlr. >oung and
Nr. Nt lassn~ ae also ON Tie
~ b - s'rirp.f. ste PRAYING for
'pe 'ceN, % Nr pastor and fcl-
law woihe
The \ r. tas4e 'nr"t- a 80
b ~ aeh S.ate ,ua II doing a
tpmn,ndabic nn
Mas Iiia- = iiil IS church RAJ
,m'ier.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
Musical Group To
Present A Recital
In Plymouth Church

The Pro Mnsica Drsmatque So
,ieiy will present fall recital
Sunday October -. at Plymouth
CONGREGATIONAL church. Garfield
and Reaubien streets
This Is an organization OF tall
fu'rd Young people who have pre-
Senlcd several successful recilaIs
in Detroit,
The program sunday will begin
az 30 p m. and viii feature Miss
Msgdelean White. colorature eopra-
no and other Outstanding artists
y. II. Holloway will direct; and
! Louis Johnson local athlete, viii
hc master OF ceremonies.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22

A. participants in the National
Use More-C otton Campaign. Miss
Elizabeth Ray. Home Demonetra-
lion Agent is encouraging women
~ i7S farm families of Bullock
ountv. Alabama, 10 make more
mattresses for home use. Miss Ray
is conducting series Of mattress
making demonstrations.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22
Revival Meeting In Progress
AT Clinton Chapel anne Zion

The Rev VI. II. Parrish delivered
a powerful sermon at Clinton Chap
FL ANIE Zion church sunday morn
ing. October l6 His text was Heb
llfs. Without faith II is impossi-
BILE 70 please God
4 s p M. the pastor. the Rev.
r. W. Williams. choir aud members
worshlpped Al ST. Paul ANE Zion
church al which time The Rev MIR
Williams was guest speaker
The sunday School convened at
$50 2 m with Supt j II John
son presiding The topic OF the los
son was thoroughly discussed and
enjoved Nv all participating
The Y. G. f.. society was largely
attended IN charge Of Pres. NJ.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-10-22

Wilson and Miss Sally Peterson,
secretary.
Al the y. M service tho Rev,
Mr.. charles Griffin brought The
message There was An overflow at
tendance
Great interest il being manifest
ed in the revival meeting sponsor
ed by The Ministerial forum with
the Rev. ! w. Weslhrook.
Visitors last sunday were Mrs.
pnkie Pratt. Mrs. Sarah Brown.
Mrs Rosa Scarcy. charles Lawion.
Miss Thclma clark is back homo
after recovering from a recent iii
ness
Miriam Merchant is church re-
porter.