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Diaz Restaurant, Polo Norte
Ice Sta, Miguel Vidal, relojero,
La Montafesa Grocery, I'm So
cialista, Joaquin Del Barrio, Be-
nigno Rodriguez, Joaquin Huer-
ia, Jose Novio, Jose Acosta, Ma
nuel Garcia Grocery, Ell Serene
del Reloj, Ybor Furniture, Nc.
2 Eagle Drug Store, Latin A
merican Garage, E. Lera Gro.
M. Alvarez Grocery, La Paloma
Bakery, Tony's Dairy, Tropical
Garage, Serra's Boulevard Res
taurant, Manuel del Rio, Jose
Gonzalez, Valentine Galan, Gu
co Valdes, B. Cordero, Ell Chi
co Restaurant, Ell Buen Gusto
Restaurant, Michigan Cafe,
Martinez Filling Sta, Coopera-
tiva La Commune, Ernesto's Ca
fe, Corona Cafeteria, Excelsior
Printing Co, La Epoca Grocery,
La Union Bakery, Ramon Sam
peiro Angel Eccobio, Alfredo
Gonzalez, Mariana Sanchez, Hi
Lo Filling Station, w. Tampa
Feed Store, Ferlita Macarrone-
ria, Bretton's Drug Store, Fon-
tie Cleaners, Caruso Grocery, A
lamo Restaurant, Bisagra Cafe,
ALEXANDRA Restaurant, P P Gro
Gerry, Franklin Restaurant, Tam
pa Army Store, Cooperative La
Nuova Vita, Aleman Ferreterfa
Eagle No. l, Drug Store, 4th of
July Cafe, w. T. Furniture Co.,
Antonio Acosta, Urbano Dfaz
Cafe, Alameda Poultry Mkt, A
y Garcia Feed Store, Jose M.
Lopez Gro, Valencia Importing
Co., Ramon Collado, Ramon
Gonzalez, Benjamin GonzAez,
Ricardo Dfaz, Dionisio Coma
lez Barberia, Noises Filling
Sta, Manuel Aizpuru. Lozano
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EUROPA UGANDA EN- Ell
TABLERO ESPANOL
sQWisaes f0rmGn 81
Ejercito NaeionGNsta9
II

Las fuerzas de repuesto que
para cubrir bajas en- Ell ejerci-
to invasor italiano Sc e~nviaron
q Espana, desembarcaron por
Ell famoso puerto de CAdiz, Gu
ma de la Constitution espa6o-
Ia, y tambien en- otros pnertos
de Ia costa sur, marchando Ell
correeta formation por COM
pahfas y batallones, grupos de
seiscientos a mil hombres, que
sumaron un total de 5000 com
batientes.
Durante los 81 dfas de ese
mes de Mario, desembarca-
ron en- territorio espanol, con
sus mandos extranjeros 300 a.
viones procedentes de Italia y
Alemania, 10 que representa-
un promdio de 10 por cada
dfa, Al frente y mando de las
tropas invasoras Sc encontra-
ban los generates Franchi y
Berci, ell primero como jefe de
la division 23'. Como director
de los automobiles blindados
aparecia ell coronel Barbini, y
al frente del Septimo regimen
to marchaba ell general Mari
ma. Ell battalion numero 70 esta
bajo las 6rdenes del Conan
dante Galloze.
Ell General Bergonzoli, que
hace POGO fue reemplazado
lpor otro general italiano, man
daba la division 'Littorio".
Bajo ell mando del General
Roatta, marchaban los "Fle-
chas Negras'', Y la brigada CO.
nocida por "Camisas Negras",
esta bajo las 6rdenes del Coro-
mel Rabatto, Rabitto o Rabotte,
Ell Comandante Montanari y ell
Captain Ferrari.
De entire los muchos jefes y
oficiales italianos que pululan
por las onzas rebeldes, Sc des-
tacan, v sus nombres Sc pronun-
clan con mucha frecuencia, Ell
General Granbazo, Ell Coronel
Urbano Zanusze, miembros del
Estado Mayor del ejercito ita-
liano, los coroneles Ferrero y
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Farini, otros invasores promi-

Farini, otros invasores promi-
nentes.
Ell que aparece como jefe de
la aviaci6n italiana en- las 20
mas de la Espana rebelde, Sc
nombra General Garba, y ell que
tiene bajo su mando ell grupo de
aviones de GAIA con base en- Pal
ma de Mallorca, lleva por nom
bre el de Pizoni. Del grupo de
bombardeo esta encargado Ell tie
niente coronel Mari, tambien
con su base en- Palma, y uno
nombrado Leotta es Ell jefe del
grupo de aviones de GAIA de la
marca "Fiat'"
Tenga en- cuenta que las i'm
portantes fuerzas aereas italia
mas Y alemanas tienen a su dis
| posici6n $50 Flats mum. 1882;
100 Savoias, n1mero 81; 30 a.
paratos STORM; 40 "Ronso";
40 "Heinkel" y 40 "Dornier".
Ademas sc cuentan unos sete-
cientos aparatos, que son avio-
mes dedicados a r~econocimientos
e hidroplanos de la marca "Sa-
voia"
Toda la information enume-
rada puede comprobarse en- las
oficinas de negocios extranje-
ros, pues son informes oficiales,
que Sc. han enviado a las canci-
Nerias de todas Jas naciones.
En- la prensa francesa, ingle-
sa y americana, no Sc estampa-
ran los nombres mencionados;
pero en- los diarios italianos y
alemanes sc publican los movi-
mientos de las tropas invasoras
y los nombres de sus jefes y O.
ficiales, TODD con la mayor fres-
cura, como 81 estuviesen ope-
rando en- Abisinia. Els la obra
nefanda de los monarquicos, la
aristocracia, Ell capitalista afe-
rrado a la vieja escuela y ell al
to clero. Laborando y conspiran
do en- secreto con Italia, Portu-
gal y Alemania; prometiendo y
cediendo a dos invasores odo 10
que por servicios exijen, ell pu-
trefacto ejercito, rebelde, hace
honor a la vieja politica espano-
la
Seg1n Sc afirma, los acreedo-
res de la guerra; Italia y Ale
mania, y los acreedores de la
paz, Inglaterra y Francia, va
tienen bosquejada la reparti-
ci6n de la terra e~spanola... pero
-No estaran contando los no.
lluelos antes de ser empolla-
dos ?-Todavia quedan varios
millones de espanoles para de-
fender a la TERRA de Espana,
"NUESTRA ESPANA".
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LOS P~ERIODdCOSI CONT
NUAN PROTESTANDO EN-
TONO VIOLENTO

Londres, JUNO 11.-Casi to-
dos los periodicos contindan pro
testando, en- tono wiolento, de
los ata2ues que en- los mares de
lEspana Sc realizan, por la avia-
ci6n facciosa, contra los vapo-
res ingleses Y de otras naciona-
lidades.
iTodos convienen en- que Sc
trata de ataques deliberados Y
en- que caera ell gabinete Cham
berlain 81 este no hace en- la ca
mara de los Comunes, la sema-
ma proxlma una promesa salts
factoria.
La gaceta., 1938-06-11
UNA NOTA DEL CASTILLO
CRISTOBAL COLON

La popular logia Castillo Girls
Colon No. 7, de los Caba-
lleros del Aguila de Orc, nos in
que ell Picnic de manana
sc celebrara, llueva 0 no.
En- case de huvia las mesas
sc pondran en- la glorieta de bal
lie. Quedan enterados los hernia
nos y sus amigos.
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REGRESO A d
Ell GENERAL MIAJA

Madrid, JUNO 1l.-Despues
de varios d1as de ausencia en-
los frentes regres6 aver a esta
capital Ell general Jose Miaja.
Declare el comandante de los
ejercito dei Centre que los fac
ciosos Sc estreiiaran contra las
defensas de Castel6n.
La confianza del jefe leaI en-.
Ia victoria es ;nconmoTibie.
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Sic QIUERE. Sonora que liable
ingles y espanol, libre para via
jar. RetornD en- Octubre. Pc
quefo salario. Oportunidad pa
"a puestc permanente. Lame Ell
jueves o viernes en- S5071a Ne
braska Ave.
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PuEITos Y DIVORCES

Zenaida Alvarez contra Emf
Ito Alvarez. Abogado Robert J.
Duff.
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LARGA DISTANC!A

Pone amigos y parientes de dis
tantes ciudades tan cerca como
nuestro tel6fonA
Las tarifas son bajas despues de
las 7:00 P. M. y TODD ell dia del
domingo. If a,
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MATRIMONIOS

Alraro Buatc. "a, Maria Der
naldo, FL; Ernest W. Erdman,
81, Lucille Clara Brock, n.
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IT'S SIMPLY


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end checks Infection. Lambert
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-16
Women Preach At
Clinton Chapel Zion

Portrayal OF Palm services was
the theme OF the morning sermon
at Clinton Chapel A. M. f. Zion
Church Sunday. The pastor took
his text from Mathew 81. So.
Eyangelistic service was con-
Quoted In the afternoon by the Rev.
Mrs. b. b. Palmer. OF the Michigan
Conference, Detroit District, who
the following women
ministers; the Rev. Mrs. Emma
Peterson, who preached from ION
TO Calvary" the Rev. Mrs. Pews
the Rev. Mrs. Irwin. Meaning OF
Amen, and its Significance. There
was duet by Irene and Evaline
Hunter, reading by Evangelist An
ME l.. Hunter. There was solo
by j. b. Johnson and Mrs. F. NJ
Williams. The Rev. Mrs. Fitzpat.
rick was the principal speaker. The
Rev S. Wise sponsored the pro.
gram.
The V. G. +. Society met at 81,
thirty in the afternoon. Miss Irene
Hyde was elected delegate to the
youth convention, April 10. at ST
Paul A. NJ. +. Zion Church NJ VII.
son Is president, and Miss S. Lor
Peterson. secretary
The Rev. Wise preached at tn,
evening service. Sunday Schoo
opened at nine thirty Sunday morn
ing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-16
breaches ON
HEALTH
Rev. Williams Back
From St. Louis

Returning from st. Louis where
ne had addressed the student body
OF Douglas University. the Rev. A.
c. Williams. pastor OF Metropoli-
tan Baptist Church. pleasantly sur
prised the members. friends, and
visitors at the church who had anti
cipated a sermon relative to Palm
Sunday. Instead. the Rev. Mr..
Williams preached sermon ON
health. and. as Sunday terminated
National Negro Health Week. the
subject was timely.
The Rev. Mr.. Williams text was.
THE Temples OF God" from which
he showed how necessary It is to
have q healthy body so that the
best for God may be done. as well
as the daily tasks.
The afternoon musicale OF the
Metropolitan Youth Group at the
YWCA was successful. A large au-
dience showed its approval by sit
ting attentively through the pro-
gram. The music was by the lyric
string Ensemble. Ardrick Pulling
anes, director.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-16
CHURCH HOLDs|
MEMORIAL FOP|
LATE FOUNDED
Impressive Serv;...
At Church of Cod
Sunday Night

Memorial services for the ,.a.|
founder OF the church OF O. .s
most Rt- Rev. William CHRISTI, ..'
were held Sunday evening /, -
Church Of God G. w. F. + 10.
Macomb street. y"
The Rt. Rev. Mr.. Christian -.
born a slave In the state OF Nj.
issippi. Nov. 10. 1856. He fon,s.,
the Church OF God In 1850 y.
died April II. 1923.
An impressive program was ii,
en- to commemorate his death NJ,
Matilda Mcclellan was mIstres, !,
ceremonies.
The Rev. Joseph Mcmillan. nal.
tor OF the church. delivered N.
morning sermon, speaking fron
the second chapter OF Phillipiap,
Crawford Taylor conducted the A.,
votionai service.
The Sunday School. which Omen.
ed at ten o'clock. was well attend.
ed. with Superintendent serri,
Lewis presiding. Glass two va,
combined with class three xhsr
the teacher OF the first was re.
ported I'll. Mrs. Alice Peacock
teacher OF class one. taught Ii,
combined group.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-16
SUNDAY
is EXPLAINED
Triumphant Ride Of
Jesus Also Told

The meaning OF Palm Sunday
and incidents OF the day Jesus rode
into Jerusalem in triumph. were
the bases OF the Rev. Henry Por-
ter's sermon at 81. John Presby-
terrain Church Sunday morning 10
the Junior Church.
The sermon 10 adults. which fol-
wed. was from Rev. ls:l2--text
and on His Head were many
Crowns" The theme was "Christ's
many Crowns. The Rev. MT. Por-
ter contrasted the rule OF the
kings, queens. and dictators OF to-
day with that OF Christ. the King
Of Kings" who came TO serve man
kind. whose power is not temporary
and dominion limited. as rulers OF
today because he was crown OF
eternal glory His rule is OF uni
versal dominion, as all power is in
his hands
He spoke Of the suffering and
sorrow and poverty in Spain, Chi
ma and other countries which have
bowed down TO man and his rule.
There will be no suffering he
said when all honor and bow to
Jesus Christs rule. We must come
back 10 God. or we can't expect
anything more than we are get
ting
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-16
Friendship Minister Celebrates
His Twentieth Year OF Passionate

The Rev. J. II. Johnson is cele-
brating his twentieth anniversary
as minister OF Friendship Baptist
Church. 623 Rowena Street.
A large number OF ministers and
the congregations attended
Friendship Sunday afternoon TO
help in the celebration OF the pas
tors anniversary
The Sunday School was well at
tended Sunday. the largest Offer
ing coming from the Bible class
conducted by the Rev. Mr.. Cbe.
The intermediate boys had the
largest attendance. r. Ripsy is
teacher OF this class. Sidney
Briggs. superintendent OF the Sun
day School. celebrated his thirty
second birthday April 4.
The Rev. Mr.. Johnson took his
sermon from the entry Of Jesus In
TO Jerusalem. Sunday morning.
There were two new members and
one candidate for baptism.
The Usher Board Is sponsoring
an Easter egg hunt April "a at the
home Of Mrs. +. Johnson, 637 Euc-
lid Avenue. from four to six p. nj
A prize will be given TO the finder
OF the egg.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-16
Noted Prelate To Speak AT
Hamtramck St. Peters AME Zion

DIR. James w. Eichelberger, Jr.
secretary OF education OF the Afri-
can Methodist Episcopal Zion
Church. will preach at 81. Peters
A. NJ. Z. Zion Church. $3.50 Yemans
Street Hamtramck. Sunday. His
subject will be The New Ameri-
can Frontier"
The sermon Sunday morning
will be broadcast over station
wJBK at ll:l5. The Rev. c. NJ.
Metcalf is pastor OF ST. Peters A.
W. r. Zion.
In his capacity as secretary, DR..
Eichelberger has supervision OF all
educational agencies OF the demo-
mination. including secondary
schools. colleges. seminaries. Sun
day Church Schools. varick Christ
ian Endeavor Societies. Vacation
and Week Day Church Schools.
lie was recently elected yice-presi-
dent Of the World Sunday School
Pilgrims in the quad
rennial sessions held at Oslo. Nor
way. July. 1886.
DR.. Eichelberger has visited Eu-
rope four times. On his most re-
cent trip in 1886. DE travelled in
Belgium. Finland. France Ger
many. Holland, Poland Sweden,
and Russia
He is a graduate OF Livingstone
College. Salisbury y c., and re-
ceived his master OF arts degree
in religious education from North
western University. where he also
completed residence work for the
degree of doctor Of philosophy.
The honorary degree of doctor OF
laws has been conferred upon him
BY Allen University. where he
completed his high school work
and two years OF college work
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-16
Christian Education Meet To
Be Held By Zion Churches

The Christian Education Confer
ence OF the diocese OF the Detroit
AME Zion Churches. will be held
at st. Paul A. NJ. E. Zion Church,
Palmer and Beaubien streets, April
10 and 20. Rev. p r. Flack, the
pastor, will be host.
Among the distinguished guests
present will be Bishop John w.
Martin. DR.. James w Eichelberger.
Rev. Moses Jones, and Mrs. Collins
Lee.
Rev Moses Jones. pastor OF John
Wesley A. NJ. T.. Zion Church, Mus
kegon, Mich. will deliver the noon
day address, April 10. At 2 D. M,
DR.. Eichelberger. director OF the
Christian Education Department,
will speak and conduct the forum.
Topics to be discussed: Youth
And Basic Virtues" and youth
And Society"
At z p m. April 10. testimonial
dinner will be held. at which time
Mrs. Harold Bledsoe Will be the
guest speaker. She is an eloquent
speaker and real treat is pro-
missed.
Mrs. F. W. Kelley. of Scott M. r.
Church. will be the MONDAY speak
er on April 20. Her address will
be primarily for adults.
At 2 p. m. Miss Matte Tilson
will have charge OF the children's
program.
The climax OF the conference
will feature the evening program,
April 20. in the form Of n literary
and musical program in which
young people OF various A. NJ. f. z.
churches will participate. Mrs.
Hattie Flack will direct this pro-
gram
Levi z. Saunders is director of
youth.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-16
Mt. Vernon Members
Visit Friendship

There was a large attendance at
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church Sunday
to hear the pastor. the Rev. ]. ID.
Scott. deliver message from John
1923. lie pictured vivid picture
OF Christ's triumphal ride into
Jerusalem.
The pastor. choir, and ushers
worshipped at Friendship Baptist
Church Sunday afternoon In cele-
bratIon OF the twentieth anniver-
sary Of the passionate OF Friend
ships pastor.
The deacons conducted the SER
vice AZ Mt. Vernon Sunday even
ing. and a good devotional meet
ing was observed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-16

Olivet Baptist
Ushers Host To
The City Ushers

The City Usher Board I'm
ion met with the ushers OF
Olivet Baptist Church. Sunday.
April 10. at 8 p. m. at which
time the thirteenth anniver-
sary OF the Olivet Usher Board
was celebrated. At roll call. 331
ushers were present The at
tendance banner was received
by the ushers OF King Solomon.
while the finance banner went
to the ushers OF New Bethel
Church.
The Usher Board Union will
hold its next meeting Sunday.
April II, at First Baptist
Church. 7642 Gould street. Del
ray. Mich.
The public Is always invited I
these services.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-16
FOR BACKACHE
KIDNEYS BLAD.
DER TROUBLE
Stop Getting Up Nights
and Feel Younger

Here's one good way to flush
harmful waste from kidneys and
stop bladder irritation that often
causes scanty, burning and smart
ing passage.
Ask your druggist for 35-cent
box of Gold Medal Haarlem Oil
Capsules--a splendid, safe, and
harmless diuretic and stimulant
for weak kidneys and irritated
bladder.
Besides getting up nights, some
symptoms OF kidney trouble are
backaches. puffy eyes, leg cramps,
and moist palms, and be sure to
get GOLD MEDAL it's the genuine
medicine for weak kidneys-right
from HARLEM in Holland.
Adv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-16
CLUBPROCRAM
AT NEW ZION
Animated Sermon BY
The Minister

The Rev. +. c. Mercer. pastor o.
New Zion Baptist Church. sls Al
fred Street. delivered an animated
sermon on the power OF prayer
Sunday morning. His subject
Lord teach Us, to pray as John
also taught His Disciples and
was taken from The first verse Of
Luke.
The Rev. Mr.. Miller offered
prayer following the sermon OF
the Rev. Mr.. Mercer.
The devotion service at eleven
thirty o'clock was conducted by
Deacon Taylor and Mr.. Scott.
A program under the auspices OF
the East Side Club was given at
three o'clock in the afternoon.
Miss Lizzie Lewis is president OF
the club.
The devotion at seven-thirty In
the evening was conducted by Dea-
con Clark and Deacon Maklee.
The text was from the first chap
ter OF Acts. and The subject was
"Ye shall be my Witness in Juda
and Jerusalem and in the utmost
part OF the World
Missionary meets every Tuesday
from eleven to one. The Mission
AIRY Circle is doing fine work Pray
er meeting is every Thursday a.
seven-thirty o'clock.
The New Zion Choir will pre-
sent a program at the church Fri
, day night The Emergency Club II
soliciting the aid OF the public u
its efforts TO help the needy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-16
FINISH DRIVE
FOR ORGAN AT
BAPT. CHURCH
Tabernacle B aptist
Raises Over $500
For Organ

The members and friends ol
Tabernacle Baptist Church. Beech
wood and Milford avenues. were
highly commended for the success
full outcome OF the organ drive
which terminated Sunday. April TO-
The goal was one thousand dol
lars and over nine hundred dollars
OF this amount was raised.
Much in keeping with the signi-
ficance OF Palm Sunday were the
services held al Tabernacle last
Sunday morning Alex Brooks,
member OF the Senior Choir was
soioist having effectively render
ed Some Day"
The pastor. Rev Robt II Pitt
man. preached on the theme. AT
titude Versus Action" based on the
text James 2:l9. In the course OF
this very practical sermon the
speaker emphasized the fact that
too many individuals merely show
their attitude toward the impor-
,ant things OF life-thus failing 10
put their attitude into action which
Is the essential thing 10 do.
Five young girls and boys were
baptized by Rev Drewry. associate
pastor after which the Lords Sup
per was administered
Next sunday promises TO be a
full day with the observance OF
Easter beginning at FIVE o'clock in
the morning For the convenience
OF the large crowd which is expect
ed 10 attend this early worship
members Of the Young Matrons
Club will serve an appeuzing
breakfast in the churchs dining
room. The sunday School will con-
vene at the usual hour Al 1880 a.
m. Rev. Pittman will deliver a spe-
cial Easter message
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-16
Christian Science
Churches

Doctrine OF Atonement' will be
the subject OF the Sermon
In all Christian Science churches
throughout the world on Sunday,
April IL.
..e Golden Text, John l0;30)
is: Il and my Father are one"
Among the Bible citations is this
passage (Ephesians 2i3, 49,: But
now in Christ Jesus We who some
times were far off are made nigh
by the blood OF Christ For through
him We both have access by one
Spirit unto the Father
Correlative passages 10 be read
from the Christian Science text
book, Science and Health with
Key TO the Scriptures by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
%. 49,. "Atunement is the exem-
plifcation OF mans unity with God
whereby man reflects divine Truth
Life, and Love"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-16
Rev Thurman To
Close Holy Week

My Redeemer Liveth' is the sub
ject OF the closing address to be
delivered at the ST. Antoine Branch
Y. M. G. A. Easter Sunday after
noon at $3.50 by the Rev. Howard
Thurman. dean OF chapel, Howard
University. Washington. ID. c. The
annual Holy Week Easter series
opened Wednesday.
The soloist Sunday is Oscar
Plante. one OF Detroit's foremost
baritones and member OF the
Ford Dixie Eight.
This series OF Sunday afternoon
meetings concluding Sunday Is
sponsored by the Sunday Forum
Committee, a subcommittee OF the
Religious Work Department OF the
"Y". l.. c. Blount is chairman OF
the Religious Work Committee,
Edward II. Swintt Is chairman Of
the Forum Committee and Edward
G. Simmons has successfully guild
ed the Holy Week and Easter pro-
gram for the past seven years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-16
|OUARTETTE IN
FIN E RECITAL
Thrills Congregation
At St. Paul AME /.

The Rev. w. F. Rice. pastor OF
st. Paul A. NJ. Z Church. SIS Rad
emacher Street. delivered two con-
yincing sermons Sunday. one al
the morning service, and another
at the evening service.
The Rev. Mr.. Rice took his SER
mon from John 1911 In the morn
ing. and from Matthew 1871 In
the evening. The Son OF Man
came to save that which was lost
The choir was excellent in the
singing OF the selections for Palm
Sunday. and expressions OF enjoy
ment were written on the faces Of
the congregation.
The Rev George Stephen r. r..
was presented by the Rev. Mr.
Rice at the afternoon service. The
Rev. Mr.. Stephen chose his sub
ject from Isaiah 6:S, Whom shall
l send. or Who will go for Me-
Here am /, send Me-" The singing
OF the spirituals by the quartette
evoked indications Of pleasure.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-16
Christian Church

The Christian Church. at 1856
Lovett street, is planning special
services for Easter Sunday at l1:15
a. m. Miss Lucille Conner and Char
les Edwards will be hosts to the
many friends who attend
At s p. m. the Bible School will
present program depicting the
Victorious Christ"
Last Sunday, the church services
were attended by number OF visi-
tors from Chicago, as we'll as To-
cal visitors.
Bible School Is held at 10 a. m. :
Christian Endeavor at p. m. You
are always welcome at this church.
Rev II. l.. Jordan is minister
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-16

The Rev. Mr.. Giles, visiting pas
tor at Mt Pilgrim Baptist Church
Orleans and Mullett streets
preached Sunday morning. Sunday
afternoon the installation OF Of
ficers OF the Missionary was held
Mrs. Glover was one OF the prin-
cipal speakers. giving marvellous
account talk TO the young women
and mission workers. Several 9TH
er visiting missionaries were pre-
sent and gave helpful suggestions
The Master Four and other
quartettes entertained with fine
program.