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The Washington times., 1938-08-04

courteous and the crew worked
with typical American eff
cheney"
Which is about on a par
with the school principal who,
after a tour Of inspection, ex-
plains to the district superin-
tendent that I'VE have such
nice, bright, well-behaved little
children here!"
Surely Madame Secretary
did not expect "the children"
to put on one Of their best
Sit-downs for her edification.
The Washington times., 1938-08-04

country. There Is nothing in
the world that is more appeal
ing and can give more joy to
. married couple than to have
q child to care for. even If
they have to adopt one. But,
when you read this report I
have before me, it makes you
realize how very, very careful
you should be when you take
q baby, and under what condt
tons.
There is an adoption agency
AI.G ,,a..& ahaa1 and lat
The Washington times., 1938-08-04
By EVaIy17 Walsh Mclean

opinion is, among those who find themselves
wanting to adopt children, that if they go to .
respectable social agency the whole world Is
going to know about 1t. They are going to be
made to do certain things which they do not
want to do. We have to break down that kind Of
resistance. If adoption proves to be the proper
answer we must be sure the right kind of
families will be brought in contact with the
right kind Of children under proper social and
legal circumstances.
THAT throws it into the hands of the private
physician Only last year we had an unfortunate
experience, when q physician In good standing
insisted on placing o baby with one of his
patients who was unmarried, in her 40s and a
psychopathic, having been committed to the
State institution some years previous"
We come now in the report, to the one thing
I have said before in these articles, and I am
going to quote it word for word just as it is
printed.
"MOre Flexible"
0TF CHHDRENS agencies would be more
flexible in their treatment of the problems
Of illegitimacy there might be less hesitancy on
the part of the mother about approaching a
regular agency. More mothers Of the middle.
class families and those of higher educational
and cultural advantages, would turn to the
accredited agencies for placement Of their chill
dren If they could feel certain that their conf
dences would be respected and no publicity Of
any sort attached to the proceedings"
have three unmarried girls right now, of good
families, whom I am protecting and taking care
Of just because they were terrified if they went
to these agencies they would have to give their
life history do think there is one agency in
Washington that is splendid about this, and it
Is the Florence Crittenton Home A girl can
apparently, tell them as much or as little as she
DESIRES and there is never any betrayal Of
confidence
There is another thing, the Federal Childrens
Bureau is working hard on this problem, with
the idea that the State departments will make
an investigation Of all adoption cases.
The Washington times., 1938-08-04

through courageous action by
Its leaders, the more friendly
the people will feel towards
business when ember
comes.
If recovery be vigorously
under way by then and the
public has become convinced
that most men of affairs have
been doing their utmost to ex-
pedite and broaden improve
Inent in activity and employ.
ment, more credit viii be 40
corded them than politicians
The Washington times., 1938-08-04
But

MADAME PERKINS, returning from Europe in
AVA the American steamship Washington, de-
Tended United States maritime workers. observed
the crew was 100 per cent unionized and
exclaimed: II thought the service was extremely
The Washington times., 1938-08-04
My Say

TUE Russell Sage Foundation, Of New York, is
doing wonderful work investigating the
different adoption agencies throughout the
The Washington times., 1938-08-04

MOT all businessmen may agree with these con-
~ illusions:
The better business can be made to become
The Washington times., 1938-08-04

Tradition No Guarantee
TNRADITIONA1LY, depressions cost administra-
- lions their popularity. At least some execu-
tives persist in reasoning that if the New Deal
has not succeeded in bringing better employment
The Washington times., 1938-08-04
Says Boake Carter

troublemakers the 10 go on "the beach," and
the commission signs on, not whole new crew,
but 10 requirements
The Washington times., 1938-08-04

On the other hand. if nothing but pessimism
emanates from corporation heads and other re-
sponsble executives during coming weeks and
months and If no evidence be forthcoming that
they are striving strenuouSy to bring about better
times, the verdict, logically. will be against bust
ness and industry at the November polls.
Therefore, my urgent exhortation to the en-
ploying classes is to put their best foot foremost,
to exhibit initiative and enterprise to accept even
more than ordinary risks in endeavoring to
strengthen and quicken economic recovery.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-05-14
"A coLoKKD JUDGE
WHEN POISONS
CLOG KIDNEYS
AND IRRITATE
BLADDER
Flush Them Out
For 35 Cents

Go 10 your druggist today and
get this safe. swift and harmless
diureiic and stimulant ask for
Gold Medal Harlem oil Capsules
and start at once TO flush kidneys
OF waste matt& saturated with
acids and poisops
That's the way 10 bring about
healthy kidney activity and stop
that bladder irritation which often
causes scanty passage with smart
Ing and burning as well az rest
less nights
Remember, the kidneys often
need flushing as we'll as the bow
els. and some symptoms OF kid
ney weakness are: Getting up
once or twice during the night
puffy eyes-cramps in leg-back-
ache and moist palms.
But be sure and get GOLD MED
AL Haarlem Oil Capsules--the or
iginal and genuine-right from
Haarlem In Holland-the price Is
small (35 cents). the good results
will fulfill your expectations.
ADV.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-05-14
Five Clergymen Visitors AT
Clinton Chapel AME Zion Church

Clinton Chapel A NJ r. Zion Is
going forward with far reach
ing program OF kingdom-buIlding.
Bishop J W. Martin was guSst- al
Clinton Chapel Tuesday May and
delivered a very interesting ser
mon. He was associated by the
Rev. l.. +. Powell. + T. Of Detroit
District
SUNDAY morning May 5 the Rev.
VI II Parrish brought the message
20 a large and appreciatiye audi
ence. Two accessiuns were added
10 the church
The Mothers Day program pre-
Scnied at D. m surpassed all pre-
yious ones The attendance was
large and expressions OF mothers
hove was brought out in every
phase. Mrs r NJ Williams was
sponsor. assisted By -. X Purdue
J. r. Johnson was master of yere-
monies
The v Z T.. Society met al Z p.
m There was lively discussion
II the topic. Much credit Is due
W. Wilson and Miss s. l.. Peier-
son. president and secretary re-
spectively. for keeping The league
alive.
At 8 D. m. the choir under the
efficient direction Of j. -. Johnson
presented very fine program
which included many appropriate
songs dedicated 10 mother.
Ministers who were guest speak
ers during the day were: the Revs.
r. l.. Sausberry G.. w. Fears. c.
Nj. Ball. l.. \. Benson. NJ n. Par
IRISH. Many visitors were also pre-
sent. The Rev. F. NJ Williams is
pastor OF Clinton Chapel
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-05-14
Christian Science
Church

Mortals and lmmorlals" will be
The subject Of the Lesson Sermon
In all Christian Science churches
throughout the world on sunday.
May -
The Golden Text ,icor l5:4Sl:
As is the earthly such are they
also that are earthly and a. is the
heavenly, such are they also that
are heavenly
Among The Bible citations is
mi, passage ophil g la IA;
Brohrcn count not myself %
nas. appnhended hut this one
ihi.- d.. Forgetting ihosr lhines
Nhlph 40 behind ana rpchns
farn INTO 'lrse thinr, which are
n"iire press toward The mark for
i. pyr ID lhe high calling OF
Goa 'htri Jesus
friu .Se PASSAGES 40 BE- read
fou 'hf Christian science text
book Science and Health with
Key 10 he scriptures. hy Mary
Baker kddy include The following
-. 24S) We must form perfect
models N thought and look at
them continually or We hall new
or carve them out in grand and
noble lives =
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-05-14
PASTOR ASK
FOR PURCIN(
AND REVALUE|
kaigler breaches y,
First Sermon A.
New Church

The Bible School. IN chs.
Superintendent Hendrix o'..
at s:45 a. m Sunday. al the GU
OF Our Father. 1862 Madison
nue.. a'S
The pastor the Rev r NIX.
Ter. preached on the theme ers
ing The Best" using The Uora.
Paul TO the Thessaloniars pal
Hll things; hold fas, thn wA,|
is good.
The speaker said Th.ra j
many times when we muu ~,
and take note Of our stock ana !
value the things We are carryio. !
store. We must purge our nina
our hearts and even o,l reliyioa,
Scruples."
Al the evening service. pas.o,
Kaigler used the subject "Rul.
ers.' Fifty-four persons Joined a.
church six being convert. VIII
joined for baptism.
Next Sunday Will begin "reco,
milton services. which will co,
tinue each night In the week I,
May 20. Several pastors and ,Asl,
congregations will participate !,
the programs. giving recerpI,io,
10 this new church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-05-14
BAPTIST Mission Head Makes His
Monthly Report After State Tour
BY Rev. ". Toomey
Superintendent vi Missions

The month OF April was a very
busy month for the missionary.
There has been change in the
hearts OF some Of the white min
listers. and now they are inviting
colored ministers 10 their pulpits.
We visited Tabernacle Baptist
Church in Saginaw the first Sun
day OF the month, and found that
the church is holding its own un-
der the pastor, the Rev +. G.
Jones The church gave $3.25 for
the state missions. That same
evening We visited the white Meth
odst Episcopal Church. and an Of
fering was given for the missions.
Visits Pontiac
On the second Sunday we visited
Trinity Baptist Church. in Pontiac
whore the Rev. f. d. Broyles is
pastor The congregation gave
$40 for the missions Sunday
evening five-night financial drive
was started at Macedonia Baptist
hurch. the Rev J. ID. Powell pas
tor.
Second Baptist thurch of Dowa-
siac. the Rev w i. Butler pastor.
was visited on the third Sunday.
and splendid Easter program
was Witnessed An offering was
given 20 the mission
In the afternoon we visited the
Chain Lake Baptist Church. which
is the second Oldest church in the
state In the evening we visited
Friendship Baptist Church, Lans-
ing. The Rev o. c. Thomas, pastor.
Al New Haven we spent five
nights in "A financial drive. and on
the fourth Sunday visited the white
NJ. +. churches in Clare. Icrrick,
and Farwell The woods Brothers
Quartette assisted with gospel
songs In the evening we were in
Mt Pleasant. al the Church o
Christ, OF which the Rev. II. r
hurch is pastor.
We were in Port Huron Monday
spending five nights at Mt. Olive
/, Baptist Church, the Rev X. B
Cowan. pastor On Thursday. Apr
IL, we visited the Woman's Coun
cial at the st. James Church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-05-14
"A CoLORED JUDGE
Mt. Vernon Choir
To Have A Banquet

Impressive services were held
at the Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
last Sunday morning. The Rev
Mr.. Scott preached from John 10 =
30 Woman. behold Thy Son
Three members were added to the
church
Al 3 p. m. the pastor delivered
another sermon. taking his text
from Matt 1873.
The Rev Mr. Scott Is conduct
ing a series OF meetings for the
Rev. Mr.. Thomas, s502 Riopclle
a special request program was
rendered by the Senior Choir AT
the evening service
The choir will hold banquet
Tuesday evening. May II.
"A COIORED JUDGE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-05-14

The Angel Choir. under the able
direction OF Mrs. Johnnie Mae Reid.
will sponsor a special recital fea-
turing the fifth anniversary OF the
pleasant Sunday" recitals at Peo-
pies Baptist Church. Sunday. May
10. at D. m in the auditorium OF
the church.
Mrs. Reid and her choir will be
assisted by the Crescent Eight and
Motor City Glee Club. also the
Sincere Singers. and the Robinetts,
Guest soloIsts will include Mrs.
Leon Edward Patterson. soprano;
and John Riley, baritone. Catherine
Stone Allen. popular dramatic
reader will also appear on pro-
gram
Peoples Baptist Church is To-
Gated at the corner OF JOS. Campau
and Arndt.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-05-14
PAYS Tribute To.
Mothers In Sermon

Mo'herSs bay was htiingly OBJ
served las, sunday At the church
81 The Living God. G. W + f.. OF
which the Rev Joseph Mcmillan is
pastor
The Rev Lee Anderson. who re-
Gently returned from Chicago.
preached AZ the IL a. m. service
He paid 4 glowing tribute 70 moth
ers
The Rev Mr.. Anderson was fol-
lowed by the Rev J ]. Jackson.
In the afternoon. a program was
rendered in honor Of the Mothers
Board of the church Mrs. Savan-
nah Jackson was mistress OF cere-
monies.
~ s p m. the pastor preached
from the text Luke s.
The Young Peoples Progressive
club Of which Miss Marian Me-
clennan is president will give an
entertai nment on SATURDAY May
81
"A CoLoRED JUDGE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-05-14
Assistant Prosecutor
To Speak At St. Paul

The Way To Jesus vii he
subject q the morning message at
81 Paul next sunday AT 10; IS a. m.
Running Gods Masterpiece" will
b. subject ~ the evening message
at 80
At S3o p m Assistant Prosecu-
ting Attorney charles wS.L0nes
will address The Mems Forum OF
- Paul on the subject THE
Changing World Today An It's Ef-
feet Upon The Negro Music will
be furnished by the 81 Paul choir
and choirs Of other churches. W
L. Harrison president.
The Sunday School will convene
at eij a IN with Vim Robinson as
superintendent
The Junior Allen Christian En-
deavor League Will convene az 81
.. NJ. with Miss Carrie Gordan as
president and Rev B. B. Martin as
superintendent.
Topic Keeping Our Friendships
Christian Roman l2:lo-lS
Rev j Arminius Charleston is
pact,t
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-05-14
Pittsburgh Elder
Opens Revival Here

The Sevanth Day Odventist
Church. at Cobb and Hartford. an
nounces that II will hold a revival
Sunday May Is following the close
OF the young peoples special con-
secration service. directed by
Elder j. H. Wagner. evangelist OF
Pittsburgh. Pa Pastor l.. II. Bland.
with other visitors. will conduct
the services.
Miss Dorothy Copening. a talent
ed young musician OF the church
will give piano recital Saturday
evening, May "a. at the Lucy Thur
man YWCA. She will be assisted
by Mrs Dorothy Steger. soprano;
and Ardrich Phillinganes. violin
list.
Sunday School at the church
opens AZ $50; morning worship.
at II a. M. young peoples meeting.
2.3O D. M.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-05-14
MOTHERS GIVE
BIG PROGRAM
AT FRIENDSHIP
Large Throng Hears
Pastors Sermon At
Morning Service

The SUNDAY school az Friend
ship Baptist Church. 6ss Rowena
street WAS opened last sunday
morning by the assistant superln-
.cndcni. charlrv stroller The mu-
So which wa- appropriate for
Mothers ~, was ca4dncied by
WIFI Hicks The largest offering
was claimed rs hc Bible class
white fh ,arS attendance was
held hy IN, nieinsdIaic haNS
nh Rev J u Johnson pastor
preached 4 sery imely sermon IN
,hs,rsarte So Mothers Day There
was caraciy audience SIX n'~
members were added 20 the feeu-
lsr membership one being can
ddaie Tor haptisul
The mothers presented q won
derful program al 3 y m
The Il y + L met al i p m. al
which time unique program was
rendered NanessA Deboker who
can speak about seventeen differ
ent languages spoke very ably on
the subject Ny part in the home
At 80 p M the Missionary So
riely sponsored a splendid pro-
gram Two accessions were made
20 the church
sunday May - thu pastor will
speak On the theme The coat OF
many cnlns N 3 p. M
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-05-14
- oorontn llpci
o. E. S. COLUMN F. & A. M.

GUIDING STAR CHAPTER So II o. +. s.-STATED MEET.
NG-lst Wednesday DECREE WORk--3rd Wednesday
WORTHY Maron Miss Heatrice jiO Roosevelt Tyler
5-sias. North Patron Mr. Charles Williams, 6is King,
Madison SIS.
BAIH>HiiiA tHNIkR 80. .. T.. - STATED MEETING st
frida, plGRif WORK-ih Friday. Worth, Matron- Mrs.
Ollie Jordan lgl5 Aneiam worthy Patron v. Bristol
l24l jos tampau, ftzroy
PRISCILLA CRATER No. u o.. r.. - STATED MEETING
Friday DECREE WORk-3rd Friday. Worthy Matron-Miss
Anna NJ James. AZ Alfred berry Worthy
Haywood CAN'T. 500 Hartford, Euclid sigs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-05-14
Missionary Society
Has A Fine Program

IA impressive sermon in honor
~ mothers WAS preached at Nj
Pilgr.m BAPTIST hurch last sun
day by az Rev y II EIilson. the
pns'or Many were present
Suaiay afternoon the Mission
a-v society presented a special
Mother Day program and SER
mon "a- preached by the Rev Mr.
''laek
Un sunday May IS The Rev En-
m-i " HNser pastor pf Friend
Slip Raa'iSt charch Ta-con. Ari-
zna ST. hrrn ~etk's re-
usal U lirrni He Is az eloquent
rrvissii-' ana DE public is invited
'o hea Nm
Use Ner4l onytniion 81 the
eh4-h a.t initiation wli convene
b l.'rtr ID lsn~
- coLoRtD II DIP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-05-14
St. Paul Usher Board
Celebrates Its 18th
Anniversary Sunday

The City Usher Board Union me-
with the Usher Board Of 81 PAM
a. NJ. +. Church. Sunday MAY 4
at 3 p. m. in celebration a me
fifteenth anniversary Of the latter
group.
At roll call 3lS ushers were
present. The attendance banner
was awarded TO the Usher Board
OF New Bethel Baptist Church
while King Solomon's ushers re-.
ceived the financial banner
The Union will hold lis ner
meeting. Sunday. May IS, with the
usher board at 20l4 Dubois street
The Usher Board Union met at
Phyllis Wheatley Home on Moth.
ers Day and served refreshments
to the aged mothers there Twenty.
eight elderly ladies were present
in addition 10 $40 ushers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-05-14
"A COLORFD uDs
Conclude State Rally
At New Light Church

In conjunction with the Moth
ers Day celebration Sunday. May
= members of the New Light Bap-
tist Church. 6OoO Thrtieth street
concluded States Rally which was
= blk success.
Those representing the state of
Georgia raised The highest amount.
having turned over close to one
hundred dollars. The total amount
raised was over five hundred dol
lars.
Rev A NJ Martin is pastor OF
New Light Church
"A COLoRED JUDGE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-05-14
"A COIORED JUDGF--
Church To Observe
Laymen's Day Sun.

Laymen's Day will be observed at
the Christian Church. 1885 Lovett
street Sunday. May 10 at IL a. m.
DR.. A. c. Curtis OF the Northwest
ern Christian Church will be
guest speaker.
The order OF service al the
Christian Church Is as follows:
Bible School. 10 a. m. preaching
and communion, 1115 a. m.
Christian Endeavor. 7 D. m. wor-
ship service. 8 D. m
r. l.. Jordan 10 minister.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-05-14
REVIVAL MEET
OPENS SUNDAY
Noted Evangelist At
St. Paul AME Zion

~" Rsv Missouri Gray sue
~ :, pAs 4 " + zian church
IN y hers Day sunday May 81
ard iir-acari three roGsng SER
mons 'o capacity audiences Dr
r r Flaok and officers and mem
NerS ~ 'av hurch are deeply in
f~s~S'ed u ~ syival and extend
L cordial lrN'Aton 20 The public
20 attend 'Av meetings Fine Cos
pei singing VIII DE feature
The Rev Mr. Palmer reports
good nesting AZ Albion and will
assist with other ministers in the
local revival
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-05-14

RoseviDe Children Present
Two-AcI Drama For Mothers Day

The sunday school OF 81. Luke
4 VI + church. Roseville. met az
the usual time last Sunday morn
ing Cooperating in Service. %
Mark aSo-4l. was taught by sup
erintendent kersey and his corps
OF teachers. The pupils were very
attentive and enthusiastic in their
participation OF the lesson.
The Rev W r. Smith, pastor. de-
liycred the Mothers Day sermon
al 10 a. a M using the theme.
Mothers Dedication selected
from Is, samuel ! - Mothers In
,lucace. Mothers Sacrifice. and
Mother courage and Love. were
the 'hfrc outlines discussed
At : m the children presented
beautiful drama in two parts
tise scenes each The drama. much
Ia keeping with Mothers Day. was
,nder direction Of Mrs. Matte
Braxior and Mrs Eva Smith.
The Morning Star Singers viii
present musical program sun
day. May II. al p. M
sunday. May %. al 3 o'clock in
the afternoon. Sn Luke will be
honored with visit by Dr. W II
Peck. Senior Choir and members
of Greater Bethel a NJ. z. Church.
Detroit Dr. Ernest Johnson is d-
rector OF this great aggregation OF
singers Or. Peck will be the speak
er and his choir will supply The
music
The ministers in Roseville will
be glad To have the residents read
the Tribune as il carries the
church news and other happenings
OF Roseville.
First Baptist Church
Mothers Day was fittingly OBJ
served al the First Baptist Church
May s. In the afternoon the pas
tor, the Rev Mr.. Key and his MEM
hers visited with the union Choirs
al the morning services Sunday
al Four Square Gospel Church
New Baltimore, Mich
Good Hope Baptist
Contributing much 10 the in
spring services held at Good Hope /
Baptist Church was the powerful
sermon delivered by The pastor the I
Rev. A Crosby. The theme OF his
discourse was Mother Love.
There was fine attendance. In the
Ifternoon the choir took part in
he program sponsored by the Nc
'omb County Choir Union. The re-
ular evening service was conduct
d by the deacons
Next Sunday morning at o.
lock Good Hope will hold baptis-
nal services at Israel Baptist
'hurch.
VIM Thompson is church re-
Orter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-05-14
SHOULDHONOR
MOTHER EVERY.
DAY In YEAR
Best Companion Is
Mother, Says The
Rev. Porter

ST. John Presbyterian 'hAF'n
was alled - capacity sunday 20
hear ihe Res Hcnty Porter pns-
TOR preach splendid sermon on
Mothers cur Desi 'pmpan'nrs
H. SAID in part Every Ate S
a bundle 81 possibilities his iN'are
and usefulness h 'Ae world - de-
termned i} ~ e ni- NF
IN 'h' hons
Mother Shcnd ~ hnr ~
day, IN fhs year au i lt-t ie
The aceup 'ita = 81. f'
dr.n gladden., mothers ns4fe mar
,he flowers ~e'NeA' 9f maier.a I
-it,. No,ner> Day
SAFE With Mother
Every TwA- ma. ami A1
SAFE L raihe 'Ar4 '
-tAnt c,ripanian
The innHNler s-s'ite ~ er''d
M sermon
\ gf.lp y y9ln- r-iplv ssAm /
The eSbyi~rian e'h-reh in Red
ford presented pf sFaFa fof me
christian EraeAy a.nv'ins a' SIX
o'clock
The annual Mother and naagh-
Ter banquet was held ~ ~,-A'
scl,-k in M hlrch under The
auspices Of a. I-siis Aid and Non !
Parcel rlahs r.. 'si.1ns w moe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-05-14
"A coLoRED JUDGE
Ministers Alliance

The Interdenominational Minis
ters Alliace will meet Monday
May l6 at the St Antoine Y NJ c.
4 IL a. m.
DR. S. d. Ross. pastor of Great
or Shiloh Baptist Church will be
the principal speaker The Rev.
MI Ross Is also prcsidct Of the
Baptist Training School Of De-
troit.
All ministers Of this city are urg-
ed to attend
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-05-14
"A COZ ohfD JVDIf--
Tabernacle Has Big
Mothers Day Service

Mother lng Was impressive Z
observed ~ Tabernae4- R4p'i-,
Church slls f-e,hwool as"nae
last Sunday PSF to NJ very
practical and interesting sermon
by the pastor ,n- Rev Rob' II
Pittman on As 4 Mother 50
Is Her Daughi, Mother Mach
rec was effectively sung hy young
Randall PiitmGn The Seu.o On
under direction II Charles
Speights and Mrs A Pirman r-
ganist. rendered Appropriate s-.l"c-
tons
There was an mnense coueresa
ton and the men unit The S'.rie 81
Usher Board who served i3und u
not an easy task 20 comfortably
seat those in aftendan
JUS h4fpre h. dos" { M s"r
vice seyer.l hrau'ifgl pets ~
flower, were ,.n't. ~ "id-
erly ro'hsr 'h alfch Til
donation WAS sad. ht h" sunday
School which lai1mary on "tfh
Mothers Dag
~ cofoErb ltpDI
Be sure % -eal AZ Detroit Tri.
bune. Mich.sans fasi growing
and popular weekly Il IS circu-
lated in all parts 3; he country
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