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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-11-17
Trade Pact With
British Complete

Washington-(P)-The greatest
commercial accord in recent his
tory embracing a total American
trade of one billion 500 million
dollars a year was ready today for
signature by high officials of the
United States, Great Britain and
Canada. Formal ceremonies con-
Guiding the reciprocal trade
agreement were arranged for p.
m. in the famous east room of the
White House.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-11-17
Recall Another
German Emissary

Berlin-(P) - Douglas Miller,
commercial attache of the United
States embassy, was called to
Washington today less than "a
hours after the departure of Am
bassador Hugh r. Wilson. Miller's
recall was regarded as signifi-
cant indication the United States
department of commerce has lost
interest in Germany for the pre-
sent.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-11-17
CHARLES I'll. MAYO
is RECOVERING

Rochester-(P) Charles H.
Mayo, IS, younger of the famed
Mayo brothers, was recovering
from an attack of influenza today
that has kept him confined to his
home since last Friday. Official
report on his condition ended the
rumorS there was occasion for
concern.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-11-17
MUCH WHEAT INSURED

Minneapolis )-Wheat grow
ers in the northwest and Pacific
northwest already have been
guaranteed 1888 ,482 bushels of
wheat next year by the federal
crop insurance corporation, j. H.
Fraser, manager of the Mime
apolis FCIc, announced today.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-11-17
FIR Third Term May
Be Asked By CLIO

Pittsburgh-(P)- The congress
of industrial organization conven-
ton grinding out policy pro-
gram for liberal labor legislation
indicated today it would take &C
ton on proposals indorsing the
new deal and calling for a third
term for President Roosevelt.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-11-17
BODY OF EIGHTH
HUNTING VICTIM
FOUND IN LAKE

Hibbing-{P) - Searchers today
recovered from the icy waters of
Moose River Bay on the Nami-
acknowledgements lakes chain, the
body of John Alden, 60, Hibbing
merchant who drowned while
deer hunting. Alden was pre-
viously reported as missing. His
death was the eighth fatality of
the deer season. Four Hutchinson
business men were asphyxiated in
a trailer Monday night.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-11-17
.USA Asked to
Accept $1,000
Jew Refugees
WOULD TAKE 3 YEAR
GERMAN EMIGRANT
QUOTA AT ONCE

Berlin-(P)- Ernst Won Rath,
German diplomat who was slain
by Jewish youth, was given a
martyrs funeral today while
German-Jews, on whom his death
brought swift vengeance, suggest
ed a way for the United States to
aid their mass emigration.
They urged that Washington
mortgage" its annual German
immigration quota of $1,000 for
the next three years and accept
$1,000 Jews Immediately.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-11-17
Franco Believed
Nearing Victory

Zaragoza, Spain-(P = Insur-
gent military observers today ex-
pressed the belief that General
issimo Frances recently conclud-
ed re-conquest of the western
bank of the Avro river had paved
the way for an operation which
should end the Spanish govern
ment's resistance.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-11-17
Donates Fodder

Waldo Marsh is pleased this
week.
George Allan has donated a
wagonload of corn fodder to
Waits animals in Ramsey State
park. Mr.. Allan made a similar
gift last year.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-11-17
Entertainment! Like Our Styles
It's Up-to-the-Minute in Redwood

Between 1000 and 5000 per-
sons attend theatres in Redwood
Falls each week so far this
year the greenhouse has sup
piled bouquets or corsages to
102 brides, blushing throughout
a wide territory &. shoe store
is expecting a shipment of foot
wear featuring the new plat
form sole woman's dress
store has sent in a recorder for
monaStic silhouette frockS.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-11-17
TROOP IA RATES
HIGH AT NEW ULM
EXPOSITION WILL BE
HELD IN REDWOOD
FALLS NEXT YEAR

Troop IA of Redwood Falls re-
ceived an award as one of the
best marching troops and placed
in Group A with its booth on the
uses of rope at the annual Boy
Scout Merit Badge exposition in
New Ulm Saturday.
Because of last minute difficult
ties with the display they had
planned, members of troop 33 did
not attend the event.
Arriving in New Ulm Saturday
morning, more than 500 Scouts of
the Minnesota Valley Area coun-
ell put up their booths, paraded
through the streets and attended
the exposition at the armory. Late
in the afternoon they were guests
of a New Ulm theatre at movie.
Walnut Grove troop FL was
awarded a prize in Group G.
Next year the exposition will be
held at Redwood Falls, it was de-
cided at a meeting of Scouters In
Fairfax some time ago.
.a@Sfifford James and DIR. M. l..
j Aobb, scoutmasters, supervised
construction of the booth which
rated top honors.
A tower with rope sign was
designed by Allen Fobes. James
Finn and Robert Cook had charge
of making a knot board showing
80 Scout knots.
Leon Pease's patrol made a
pack horse from rope.
Rope in place of nails was used
in a miniature bridge built by
Billy Cook and Bill Inglis and
rustic beam was constructed UNI
der the leadership of John Clip
son and Raymond Freise. During
the day troop members made and
sold bright lanyards to defray ex-
nenSeS
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-11-17
TO ENTERTAIN EAGLES

All Eagle Scouts of the Min
nesota Valley Area have been IN
vited to attend the annual meet
ing of the council at Sleepy Eye
tonight. The program will include
awarding of an Eagle badge and
recognition of the services OF
Scoutmasters. Women are invited
to the dinner meeting.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-11-17

Mrs. D. S. Cantine and son are
in Mankato visiting at the Fred
Clark home.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-11-17
INsTALLs NEW SIGN

An IS foot sign with blue neon
RIling out "Galles" and a
.Hpower green" undermining was
Einstalled at the Gales store We'd
n SneSday.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-11-17

Running a race with winter,
crews of the Phillippi Construc-
ton company worked night and
day early this week to complete
grading of highway II before
winter sets in. Freezing weather
over period of days could halt
the march which will give Red
wood Falls real road to the
south.
The broad highway which the
highly rnechanized process leaves
i'm sswake is shown in the top
picture, taken about two and one
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-11-17

Politics may rage, empires
may falter, life and death play
their timeless comedies and
tragedies within the city's
boundaries, but business goes on
as usual.
Business as usual in Redwood
Falls means business apace with
that in the large metropolis, and
business considerably more pro-
gressive than that in towns of
comparable size.
Take the city's two theatres,
for example.
Their mailing lists-names of
people who have requested that
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-11-17

customers in an ever-growing
territory.
The Detroit tribune., 1938-12-10
EAST END NEWS
By Julia Mae Turner

The subject Of the Sunday School
lesson at East Lake Baptist church
last Sunday was "The Sin or I.y-
Ing :.
Al the / a. m. service. the pas
Tor, Rev. G. Gsdson. delivered
splendid sermon, subject, "Tcmpia-
ton"
RAptI NAL services we're held
sunday afternoon The Rev. Mr.
bradford preached
\ pew rally will he given at the
church. Tuesdav evening. Decem-
her -. A proeram Will he render
cd IN honor OF tie sunday school
The public is invited
The Fourth Community Progress
sNc club will meet Saturday. Dec.
lp. At the club house. 5S5 Ten
ncssce street.
.hH'a Mae looks forward ~ Your
presence at her bazaar Saturday.
December TO- l, promises 70 fur
uish lo's ~ Inn for old and young
Everybody Is invited
Whai has happened 10 kerwood
Tnrnor, 10 cause him 10 have that
csrlan gloomy look
Why do so many ~ The young
ladies of the East End spend So
mu,h time ~ the home Of MARY
Ruth Gilmore lis rumored she
has a handsome young relative. :.
The Detroit tribune., 1938-12-10

street, aud Roberta Carncti Of
Euclid street. Detroit. 'rhanksgiv-
inS week end.
Willie Williams recently visited
relatives In Detroit
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Ferguson
spent Thanksgiving in Saline,
Mich.
The BIG Four quartet. OF Detroit
rendered a program at Bethel Bap-
tist church, Tuesday night, Nov
rs.
Miss Annie Mae Brundise. OF
Gary, Ind. Is visiting Alberta
Hawkins and Ami. Mae Wyatt, in
this city.
Mr.. and Mrt. Lawrence carrins-
ton. Of Ann Arhor, we're Thanks-
giving guests Of the Rlackman
family. on IIichland avenne.
I.eoIa Gaynor was honorcd at a
birthday party at The home of her
amt Mrs. q. &. Lee. West 'aSs
,,rce,. last Saturday night
The Detroit tribune., 1938-12-10
LANSING NEWS
Ry Rosa Lee Porter

The fve-nirht revival meeting
which ended ~ Nj Zirn iariis,
church. November .S. was sriri-
tual success and proved inspiring
10 many who attended.
!, program was rendered AZ the
chnrch last sunday Music was FUR
nished by Friendship Baptist choir.
OF which Mrs Frances Moore is di-
recircss H. l.. Porter program
chairman. extends thanks To all
who co-opcraied in making tho pro-
gram a success.
\ program was conducted by
Miss Hunter at Union baptist
chuich recently. Rev. s. !. John
son is pastor.
Tho Wonder Four quartet wor-
shipped with The Church Of God
tNhilel located on Line road. sun
day
Miss Georgia Mae Porter was
tp, nily called home from I.ans.
ing due 10 the Illness of her faih-
'r Miss Porter, SINGER ~ Spiii-
>nal songs. viii he missed ny her
many local admirers
Members Of the Lincoln school
basketball team entertained the
Jackson iean, after the recent
came here Lansing won II 10 s.
Miss Helen Jackson is captain oi
'hc local icam: Miss vaughneti
Ilueh. captain of tho Jackson hask.
cfccre
The Detroit tribune., 1938-12-10
DOWAGIAC

The panel discussion forurf held
~ Dowasiac Hich school auditor
inm SUNDAY Novcmh'l - AZ 1s3n
r. m. WAS Well attended hy The
leading rcligious sud Intelligent
minded people ~ Dovaclaf and
rural sufoundiucs The .nhie'i
Tor distu.sion vas N-hai IS he
hasis FOR cooaer9ii,e action hci-
wecn the church lhe home and
socicivp ReiWeen church and home
Between the church aud .oGci> +
Those participating W he dr.
cnssion We're ihe foloNin> pr
VIM \ E,isiow ~ the l'ni'ersift
~ N'chisan. chairman he Es' "
\ rullir Nrs Frank rnlkei' the
re-, w r Butter Miss Hc't, Woor-
,cr. tho Re, Joseph Fox Mrs lsrA
Major. Father ! \ N'Npl'v ihe
rev " " Wes'cndorf The Rev.
. + Gcor-e and Fa'her r =. 'ar-
The Detroit tribune., 1938-12-10
RIVER ROUGE


Sunday was an inspiring day at
81. John A.M.E. church. Sunday
School was opened at the usual
hour. Keen interest Is being taxi
en- In preparing the Christmas pro-
gram. Mrs. Margaret Griffith IS ef-
fIcieni teacher of the Cradle Roll
class. she is busy getting her child
rem ready and is planning lovely
program. Mrs. Alhen Roundtree IL
In charge of the music.
Special services have been In
progress at st. John since We'd
nesdsy of last week "wednesday
evening. DR.. j. 4. charleston. of
81. Paul AM.E church. Detroit,
was guest speaker lie was accom-
panied by his choir and many mem
hers.
Thursday evening, Rev. " G.
simmons. Of A. NJ. r. church Ypsi-
lan'l was speaker. His family and
choir and number of members
also attended
Friasy tvcninr rev. A. y. Evans,
of lnSsier Mich. was speaker Ne
and his playei'e rendered fine
service
Rev q; W Raber, cf r.heneyer
AME c>Jrch. Detroit, closed the
services Wednesday evening. Dec.
:. His choir and congregation we're
present and Rev. G. W. Rsher
spoke
Rev. William Rahor, The pastor,
preached splendid sermon a. II
q. N. SUNDAY, from Mati ais.
SUNDAY afternoon The Twin cit,
quartet rendered 2 fine prosram a.
81 John church The sncinz and
spirit ~ cooperation were superb
lteN Matthews Darden ~ nfroir
was speaker in The evening. Hi'
message was helpful Rev Darder
is always welcome ruesi At ST
John The motto ~ The church {,
'On 10 Nictory,"
The Detroit tribune., 1938-12-10
FLINT, MICH.
ny Clenora Adams

Sunday Was high day az Quinn
chapel church. TIL epastcr. DR.. NJ,
r. Rhonenee. preached powerful
sermon Sunday morning on Doom
~ Delay IN a large audience. ".
"A. Ncely ~ Ypsilsnti and Mr.. and
Mrs G Busby and daughter ~
Lansing we're the Visitors a. the
morning service. special music vas
furnished by the Senior choir and
Gospel chorus
The Senior choir gave scr
festivsl A. 30 which was erio, 81
by AL presert.
Dr II r Rhonsn-s accompar
hv The Gospel chorus ard nc
hers shipped with Rer
Miller al q . m Rev r Nh
noe was the princp pal spea.er
Mrs q p Ehoncnee Tho wfe
Ilr Bhouence was 'akeu sefiop
~ after Tho morning services sur
day
Pearl Carpenter who underv en-
2 serious operation a. he Hlrlsf
hnspital II much improved ard Is
expecting 70 he home Tlesdav
Mrs Tonnessee Henr' deaconsss
sne class leadsr n Quinn hspsl
H. tonhned - her rcd the homs
of Nrs r Taloeri from a fall FRI
day evening
1'he o'oer SICK m-mbers ~ opr
church arc Mrs Carson Ms r
Mason Ms + champels A. >or-
man Avs Y Afarkt Owens sr1
Mrs Il Jcursip The chufoh IS
na, ing for 'hcir -peedv recover
~. y ~ Moore has lef' ne rit7
for much necdcd rs-' affsr andrr-
rclrr q serlons ons a'ion
Mrs Glenrls Sm'n gave ilnch-
-op ~ hef home n horor q her
cousin Niss lilhar >epmsa v-o
ID, enpec'inc 70 les,s for Carsorr ?
TUESDAY AL reported a dershltri
e,cnp-
Eev L !. Lawrence pas'or ~
Nernon Chapel tMr church
lgioa'hc1 an eloquent ern'cr S'i1-
day - 2 larTe audience Ths pss'or
is do'nc splcndld Work Vi'h the
hne operation ~ his nen'hsrs,
Tho fford Stroef center rs's-
hra'oa 'hoir FIRST anniyer ary SUM
day pccemhcl tib ny prpErein
contested nf music and speaking ~
Tho oreanizinc and 'he fu'ure p"s-
shilircs ~ the cericr
The Detroit tribune., 1938-12-10
BATTLE CREEK


Many visitors were present al the
morning service at Second Baptist
church. last Sunday morning,
among them being Mrs. webb. OF
st. Louis. Mo-: and Thersis Fuller
ton, OF Palestine. Ark. Rev. Todd $
text was from Ephesians 5;e5.
MIR. and krs. Paul Chcathsm
We're dinner guests OF Mr.. Chesih-
ans mother, Sunday. Nov. ~.
\ surprise birthday party was
given in honor OF Rev. J a. stew
art, on Dec g. At go Hsmblln
street Among the guests present
were; Rev. and Mrs. A. Marlin. o,
Lansing. also p minister from
Akron. ohio. senior missiona res
and the Deacon hoard Rev. stewart
received many gifts.
Mrs Minnie Pye and son. Homer;
Mrs rinky Muller and dsughicrI
Rosalic of Detroit. were week end
guests ~ their sisters. Nts. G
Kerr. Mrs l.. Boldcn. and Mrs O.
SWivisnn Mile Lyons. also ~ De-
iroi'. visiting Ernest Townsend
A birthday party was gi,on IN
honor Of Mrs. L. Chcafham Deccm-
l,cr ., at her residence. The guest
lisi nunbercd ~ TheA enleNed
4 dancing and cards The honnret
Was recipient ~ numerous gifts
The revival meeting at ,ho
h';rch ~ t'od is hcinr conducted
hv REV. I. u Smith Il is very sur
cessfui
The PHYLLIS vhea'lov Girl ne
serves were hosiesse, ~ 'he hn,'
SATURDAY nirhi. AZ = part, given Al
me home ~ Miss Reria Ire fiatss
% Orin street Dancing was en-
ioAed
The Unique pehs pst Al fhe how'
lof Mrs Paul Chca'ham rhnrsda'
evening Miss Geraldine Rrrush'or
led in ihc discussipn ~ Paul Dan
bar the poci Rridce pri7es weni =
Miss Lorraine Sherod aud Nlis'
Josephine Miller Refreshments
were served.
one " rho cood places ~ vli''i
to eat il Mrs Helcn Bssseft's *
elusive hicken shack l7s tar'al
s w Drop IN
y Was il raining Sstirda'
night about \ y or could i have
hcen sonfeuc whom knew
u. r. villa VAS YOUR red how
doing in certain youus man
p.orket.
whai young rirl VS. r u look
inS ai Saiuldav ni-hi' could !
have hcen N
Who is ihe ,ouus Man ahor
Town whom All The Sirls ate roach
inS for Could !, be + W "
Chcrrin until next week
The Detroit tribune., 1938-12-10
W HIT TTAKER

The Rev. A. Knowles. pastor Of
Campbell Chapel church spoke
from the subject. Considering
Christ" last Sunday morning. The
speaker said. To-day we are celc-
hrsllns Advent and as we begin
our Journey to Bethlehem we
should consider our lives to see il
We are In the will of the master
and have accepted the task given.
We should give whoIe-hearted obe-
dience. full conservation. then VIC
shall enjoy a glorious completion
The A. c. f.. league assembled
at $50 p. m. and held an interest
ins meeting with a good attend
shce.
On Wednesday evening Campbell
'hspel enjoyed union service with
Brown Chapel church Of ypsilanti,
tho Rev. II. G. Simmons being the
guest speaker. Appreciative music
vas rendered by the Zion Travel
ers Gospel chorus.
Rev. and Mrs. A. Knowles ac-
companied Rev. and Mrs. Simmons
70 Detroit last Tuesday where they
visited Rev. II. +. Washington,
presiding elder; Rev. G. w. Becker
and other clergymen.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hin. Miss
henrietta Bryant and Harold
smith Of Detroit visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bryant last Sunday.
Miss Fern Carter has returned
70 school after few days OF alb
"ncs because OF Illness.
Westley Brown Is improving
IRON his foot injury.
The Detroit tribune., 1938-12-10
N. P. A. Project
To Spend $204,225
In Hamtramck
u, Hiram Crawford

The snn ~ Sso4.sei will be spent
on VIA project. IN repairing and
recondiiioninc All Hamirsmck puh-
lie schools II * annpunccd that
more than SIC mon will find rcsu-
lar work on This proieci for more
han ,car This fau vas mads
known last week hy stephen j.
Siachowich. school engineer.
The colnred citizens of Ham
iramck are wondering how fair Tho
members ~ the school hoard will
he in seeing that these jobs are
distributed equally among he two
races.
Through an investigation of The
League For Rcttcr Relations made
last summer It was learned that
Mr. Stachowiak. The school enein-
cor. had failed 10 hire an, color Il
help. since taking his position. h
has laid or Lew Reaty who ~ !
heen working FOR the Schuol six
wears. under the former engine =,
\. &. Lamb. also Charlie Young
and t'easor Crawford eNper, plas-
iercrs and cement finishcrs. will
the hest of records as repair m,,.
They had worked under Mr. Lamb
for a Year
Every year, many colorcd bo I
have hitherto hcen hired for SUM
mer work In connection with re-
pairing the school Last year. WIS
the firsl time that mot a sinslc
ored person was hired
A 'commiriee. consisting NJ Rer
G. VI. Metcalf. Leonard Troutmar.
and Mrs Minnie crockett. went to
10 see Mr. Siachowiak about the
problem. He asked for list OF
qualified colorcd workers, which
was given him and said thai he
would soc that some colorcd re-
ccivcd employment. l'r TO date.
no colored have hceu hired.
The School hoard has likewise
failed TO see that any colored have
been hired. They have i'm, ed
citizens p i,ion 10 hire olored
girl in tn ch | system. All the
ministers in Hamtramck have join
ed with the League For Better Re-
laiions. in an effort to replace ev-
cry member OF the school board.
until colorcd citizens receive their
proper representation.
The Detroit tribune., 1938-12-10
SAGINAW
y, Nr,. Y. Ioomev
RetreI 4. v. y. Church

lsinr FOR -uhecf More fhsa
conaueror" ihe REV J a nssr
pss'or of Reihel 4 " r churc1
delivered stirfnr Terrcn -
large audience last Sprd9y lin'e
communion vas admri-ief se.-
eral cui cf town visitors vorsh
20 A. lhr mornnr ror,re
Tho pas'o' po.7 frem 'h'
iee flif ~ s'sndard a 'ht
ening vor-h'r
The A. e. q lessps W. rri
Tended a. . m 7he lef-Ns
s'eadil, SroHlns under 'he 'ee1
thip ~ W lmma lro''s
Funeral lie- fof NNt il1-A =
were ,onductcd nv I've re- W
pcan Nrs lIu.hcs p-s7ed a.
suddcrs ln'ofinen' Ms - Fors
es' t,a0n-rcno'er' nr - suf'ir.
ed hy hushsnd
Niu,h irtere.t - heInr 'horo
~ ,h. = vs. 4 and TIC
Confined on rare ~
The Detroit tribune., 1938-12-10
PONTIAC News



As We survey our country to-day
during these depressed business
times, We hear much about race
cooperation. But observation tells
ne. however. that those OF us who
tain most generally do the opposite
OF what they preach.
Our people in Pontiac have re-
Gently launched business In this
community the American Coal and
Grocery company. and II this blsi-
ness succeeds. 1t will he through
The loyal patronage Of members
of The group.
Negroes must learn TO suppori
their own business concerns, and
make more jobs for young people
~ The race.
Newman 4. VI. T.. Church
Rev. 4. r. Williams. pastor of
Newman church. preached Sunday
morning. subject. "The Sin OF I%-
ing. -. 49,.
The Rev. G.. W. Baber and con-
ereearion. OF Ebenezcr 4. NJ. r.
church, Detroit. will render scr
yices AZ Newman. Sunday. Deem
Der II. al } p m
Union Service
Friendship service will. be con-
Quoted Sunday at 2 .. m. between
Trinity and Macedonia Baptist
churches. -
New Bethel
Madam Annie Malone. founder of
poro college. sponsored fine pro-
gram in conjunction with her local
starr. December >. nj New Bethel
a. .s. t.,e,h While here. Mrs.
The Detroit tribune., 1938-12-10
ALBION
n NJ ra
BY Alice Cant

Mrs. Linda Cooper. Mrs. Bennit
'orss' oscar Robinson. Arthur cole
nan snd Holland Cant visited rels-
yves and friends in Pensacola.
fh' during the Thanksgiving holt
DAYS.
Alberta Hawkins, Annie Mae wy
W.T. aud Alice Cant were guests oi
Ice Alma Robinson. OF Russell
The Detroit tribune., 1938-12-10
WINDSOR. ONT.


Sunday, NONemuci ~ Nds MIS-
.,orsry Day with the British Meth
sa,st Episcopal churches in Cana
=. At the II Z. m service, the
.,stor, Rev. T. II. Jackson, preach
- n the local Home and Foreign
u,ssionary societies, at the BME
.hurch. Az 3 .. m, the Rev C.
r rsrreii. Of United church. de-
u,.red an inspIrational sermon Ia
,hs society. The Male chorus oI
w.stminster church and the Boys
harmony band OF Detroit
rendered several numbers.
The men OF the church sponsored
(. chicken dinner In the Sunday
school rooms OF the church Sun
dsv. December 3. At the evening
service, the pastor conducted the
regular monthly feature, THE
court Of Christian Relations" Rev,
william Harrison was chairman OF
the program. DIR. II. ID. Taylor de-
livered a short address after which
the choir rendered a fitting selec-
ton.
Sunday. December 3 the Lord 8
sumner was observed at the
RNE church. At s p. m. the Rev.
Mr.. Jackson addressed the Young
Peoples council. subject. Forging
Ahead" The Missionary society
sponsored their annual quilt con-
teet snd bazaar on Thursday even
inr. December s.
Baptist Church
Last Sunday was pew rally" day
Al which time the wives Of the
church officers made report.
Tanner AME Church
Rev. Charles Penny preached
Sunday morning. Nov. 81, subject
Gods Message To His Church. .
text Rev. 1:l9. The Senior choir
gave a special program at The SAL
ption Army cathedral Tuesday ev-
enng
church ~ God In Thirst
The Lords Supper was admins
tered al the Church Sunday even
ing. also foot-washing ceremonies.
The Rev. Mr.. Iceum. OF New York.
preached on the text, I'm all things
give thanks"
Other visitors included Miss l..
wilson. OF Painsville; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs. Jeanetta. and
Mrs. l.. Griffin. OF Litton. Ala.
Miscellaneous Items
Rev and Mrs. Morton left Thurs
dav morning OF last week for
Memphis. Tenn, where they will
attend the national convention OF
their church organization. In their
sbsence. their work will he con-
Quoted bv assistants.
Rev. and Mrs. Jackson. also their
u1bhnt>fs sNct kutfltrs anu sui,
Eddie attended the pretty wedding
Of Miss Letta Smith and Gordon
Johnson. recently solemnized at
Woodstock. Ontario.
Rev. F. n. Stewart was guest
speaker At the tenth anniversary
celebration Of the Central Citizens.
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Trula Burton, OF Battle
Creek. IL guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Robbins. A motoring party was Civ
en- % her honor. recently. those par
iieipating were: Mr.. and Mrs. O.
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs W. Rhue. Mrs.
Annie Nellums. Miss Virginia Rob-
blrs, Harry Morgan MIR. and Mrs.
Robbins. and I.avina Robbins.
Mrs. Sarah Chase and children.
Ff6e. Warren. and Louise visited
hsr daughter and son-in-law Mr..
and Mrs. woodley. over the week
end.