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Evening star., 1938-11-05
Open Door Church.

On Sunday morning at II am. the
Rev. Rudolph Piepgrass. former
missionary to Ethiopia, will speak
Sunday night at S. N. E. Walton.
recently returned from China, will
bring a message along the line of
missions. The service and program
OF the young people will be at Z pm.
Communion in the morning The
pastor will be in charge of the
prayer meeting Thursday night, 8.
Evening star., 1938-11-05


service begins at pm. Brief mes
sage by the pastor on "A Peace
offensive" This service will be
preceded by the meeting of the
Young Peoples League at 7 pm.
Lincoln Road.
The holy sacrament of the Lord s
Supper will be administered by the
Rev. Reginald Heber Stone at IL
I'm. Members will also be received
into church fellowship. At 6:45 the
EpWorth League will meet and at 8
pm. the minister will preach on "A
Conquering Faith" The annual
turkey dinner by the Ladies' Child
will be held Wednesday from S to
7:30 pm.
Chevy Chase.
The Rev. Edward Gardiner Latch
Will begin a series Of sermons on
the general theme. Minor Prophets
With Major Emphasis" tomorrow
morning, when he will have as his
particular subject "Zechariah the
Prophet of Encouragement"
The intermediate young people
Will meet at $50 pm. The senior
group will meet at the home of
Misses Mildred and Mary Busey, 2o4
East Underwood street NV, for tea
and discussion program.
Eldbrooke.
Inc sacrament of the Lord SIM
per will be observed tomorrow morn
ing. DR.. Walter M. Michael will
preach on Things to Remember.
F. Hughes Evans will be the leader
IN the Epworth League service at 2
pm. with George johnson in charge
OF devotions. In the evening the
minister will preach on Give Us
This Day" as his sermon subject.
A dinner and social of the Young
Married Couples Club will be held
IN the social hall Thursday at 6:3O
pm.
st. Paul A. M. f,
Dr. Charles H. Wesley. dean of
Ine Graduate School of Howard Uni
verslty, will be the guest speaker
tomorrow morning, which will be
followed by holy communion. The
A. c. E. League will be opened at
:5O, with William Jenifer in charge
Night service will be held at 8 O'Clock
Metropolitan Wesley A. M. E.Z.
Sunday is homecoming day. Holy
will be administered
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
Church To Celebrate
Pastors Anniversary

resigning from position where
the compensation was $40 a week
10 accept one that could not as
sure him any salary at all.
That he has been successful Is
evidenced In the fact that in three
years time the membership at Ma
cedonia. which had decreased In
large numbers, has grown to thir-
teen hundred. three thousand dol
lars have been raised and paid as
a down-payment on the repurchase
price of that beautiful church
home that was erected there under
the leadership OF the late Rev. Will
liam Terrell. founder and builder
OF the church.
The church Is fast returning to
normally and despite economic
conditions, the payment on the
church property Zone hundred and
fifty dollars a MONTH, have never
yet fallen a whole month in al
rears.
In the meantime. the Rev. Mr..
Coleman has purchased a modest
home at $40 Alger avenue where
he lives with his wife
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
SENIOR CHOIR
HELPS CHURCH
Splendid Service At
St. Paul Church

Splendid services were held
throughout The day last Sunday at
ST Paul A. " +. Church. 575 S
Rademacher Al the morning wor-
ship the Rev Mr. Rice. pastor
spoke from Acts Il 80. ''The Lord
commanded every man everywhere
to repent The awakening sermon
in addition 10 the impressive sin-
ing OF The choir filled the hearts OF
all present With JOY and thanks
giving.
Monday evening, March ii the
quarterly conference was presided
over by Presiding Elder David A.
Blake. There was the usual rou-
tine of worship after which Mrs.
Lille b. Hill was elected secretary
and reporter OF the conference.
The reports submitted showed a
fine progress OF the church both
spiritually and financially. All the
auxiliaries were well represented.
Encouraging and appreciative re-
marks were made by the pastor
and DR.. Blake for the splendid re-
ports.
Mrs. Lille b. Hill is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
DON'T BE LEFT
AT THE PLATE
Pastor Likens Life To
Baseball Game

! Making The Home Run was
the >ubjeci on which the Rev.
Henry Porter pastor OF ST John
Presbyterian Church expounded
Sunday morning 10 the Junior
hGrch. The Rev Mr. Porter lik-
ened life 70 baseball game in
which the world was the pitcher
and the people the players.
He warned his audience 10 watch
on, for fouls. not strikes and also
bad balls the world would throw 10
prevent them making the home
run, or reaching the goal Of their
ambition
To rhe adult church he preached
from Second Corinthians, 3:ls.
subject Transforming OF Devine
IDEAS The power Of God unto man
Is what the dynamo is to Electri-
CITY he said with Jesus Christ
as The transformer. He is the d.
vine ideal which VIC should follow =
Plans have been completed for
the nineteenth anniversary OF the
church all day next sunday The
program can be found elsewhere
in the paper
Missionary Society met on the
evening OF March 20 at the home OF
Mrs. Lulu Martinez. 5207 vinewood
avenue At seven o'clock the Young
Peoples Society journeyed 10 Red
ford 10 present program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
Christian Science
Churches

Reality" will be the subject OF
the Lesson-Sermon in all Christian
Science Churches throughout the
world on Sunday, March q.
The Golden Text, from Psalm
1851. Is: They that trust in the
Lord shall be as mount Zion
which cannot be removed. but
abideth for ever"
Among the Bible citations ,s
this passage psalm 145:s.1O)
Great is the Lord. and greatly 10
be praised; and his greatness IL
unsearchable. All thy works shall
praise thee, o Lord: and thy
saints shall bless thee"
Cbrrelative passages 10 be read
from tho Christian Science text-
book Science and Health with
Key TO the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
tP.s3D 1.-The Scriptures imply that
God Is All-in-all. From this Il fol-
lows that nothing possesses reali-
~ nor existence except the divine
Mind and his IDEAS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26

The Ever Evident
Christ" Theme At s,
Paul A. M. E. ChurcI,

The Ever-Evident Christi -,
be the subject from which n.
Charleston will preach snras
morning. 10:45.
What Place Do l FLIP" will
the subject of the sermon sur,se
evening. 7:46.
The Sunday School will convs,.
at 9:15 am. with VIM. Robinson -
superintendent.
At 4 p. m. A Round Table nis
cussion, subject: christian ssr
vice" will be conducted by tho A.,
Club, Mrs. c. J. Harrison. pres,
dent.
The Junior Allen Christian s.,
deavor League will convene N
D. m. with Miss Carrie Gordon a.
president and Rev. b. d. Martin as
superintendent.
The Senior League viii convene a,
$50 p. M. with Mrs. Lola S.m,
Williams as president.
Great Tasks To BE accomplish.
ed In The World Luke AIS 10.
Mark 2:l7: Eph. 2:9-ll.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
ELDER BLAK
CHURCH GUEST
Speaks At Roseville's
St Luke AME Church
Il Luke 4. NE. Church

The birds are happy with the re-
turn of spring, SO are the little
children of the Sunday School de-
partment OF ST Luke A. NJ. E.
Church, Roseville. Mich. for they
were out in large numbers last
Sunday morning and represented
a happy band OF jolly little tots
a. they were taught the lesson for
the day DR.. David A. Blake, pre-
siding elder, Mrs. Blake and their
daughter Grace were honored
guests OF the Sunday School as
we'll as the morning worship. Mem
bers are pleased to note that the
S. s. is growing in numbers. II.
nance and enthusiasm.
AT 1o:45 a. m. the message was
delivered by Presiding Elder Blake
on the theme THE Good Sheperd'
taken from the text St. John 1927,
My sheep hear my voice. and l
know them. and they follow me.
The speaker discussed very elo-
quently the following outlines: /.
The duty Of a good shepherd 2.
The requisites OF good shepherd !:
3. Jesus. the Great Shephrd. Those
present were blessed with a spir-
itual feast At the invitation John
Mccoy was united with the church.
Holy communion was served af-
ter which the third quarter OF this
conference year was held. All re-
ports showed progress for which
the pastor, Rev. w. +. Smith ex-
pressed appreciation TO the men,
bers and friends OF st. Luke for
their cooperation in bringing sue
cess.
Misses Florence Blount. Flo
renee Powell and Eva Smith began
rehearsal with the children al
5 p. m In preparation OF the forth.
coming Easter program.
Al y. m. the pastor. choir and
congregation attended the quarter.
ly conference held at Vincent
Chapel, l6 mile road, Rev. Moses
Williams, pastor. 1t was indeed
an enjoyable visit and the ST
Luke visitors returned feeling that
the united service had been 8
blessing TO all.
Visitors are always welcome al
ST. Luke.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
Shady Grove Baptist Pastor
breaches At Clinton Chapel

The pasias OF C.iAioN Chapel 4.
NJ. + Zion CAafch. Waterloo and
s. Aubin streets rock his subject
sunday morning from JUDGES l6-
l.. using tor his suhleel 4 Man
tried but failed
The Rev X. sales. pastor 81
shady Grove Baptist tAn'h
preached at the afternoon service
GA The program sponsored By Mrs
VI +. Merchant
Mrs Emma Peterson 81. Paul a
NJ. l.. Zion. spoke Sunday evening
emphasizing iha, righteous Twins
was the standard of Christianity
The Sunday school was held al
$50 under the supervision Of b
p. Purdue, superintendent.
Mrs. Louise Robinson. Roseville
is still on the sick list.
Miss Sallie Lue Peterson anC
Mrs. Jenetta Reece. two faithful
members OF the church, were a.
mong the graduates Of Miller High
School. recently
The visitors worshipping Sun.
day were: the Rev. ". +. McDade
the Rev X Sales, Mrs. Emma Pet.
erson. Mrs. Almeda Cansey, Mrs
villa Mae Rosebud, Mrs. Amanda
Young. Mrs. Ida Short, Miss Mel
lie Mae Debose. Mrs. Hamblin. ant
H. S. Thomas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
ST. PAUL ZION
HEARS FLYING
CLOUD GROUP
Church Is Planning
Big Program For
Easter Sunday

The Flying Cloud Quartet will
be present at ST. Paul AME Zion
Sunday morning, March "a, and
render two selections, and on
March 80. they will appear in :.
concertconcert
concert at the church, under aus
pieces OF the Emergency Club. OF
which Mrs. II. p. Flack is presi-
dent and Mrs. I. A. Minute. sec
rotary.
Tie song fest recently given by
the choir was attendd by a large
number. The program was excel
leMl
The morning sermon last Sunday
was delivered by The pastor. Rev.
+. K. 'lack. subject. Neutrality
Versus Decision" text, Luke 1l:23.
The message was eloquent and the
congregation large and apprecia-
tive. Mrs. Wilma Almons rendered
a solo. 1T Pays To Serve Jesus.
The Senior Choir and Zion Chorus
also thrilled the audience with
their singing and added zest TO the
service.
The Sunday School and choirs
are preparing for a great Easter
program
Beginning on Palm Sunday
there will be weekly program at
the church Special music Is being
prepared and the pastor will deliv-
er special messages.
Visitors are always welcome at
ST Paul Zion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
Usher Board Union
Installs Officers

Installation Of officers of the
City Usher Board was held Sunday.
March 20. at 3 D. m. at Peace Bap-
list Church. There were 1875 ush-
ers present at roll call.
The attendance and financial
banners were awarded to Peace
Baptist Church.
The City Usher Board Union will
hold its next meeting en- April 10.
at Olivet Baptist Church, 554 Wind
Ell. at $3.50 p. m. The public is in
vited TO all these services.
A ban quet for the newly elected
officers OF the City Usher Union
will be given by Olivet Baptist
Church. Friday evening, March rs,
at $3.50 o'clock.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
Peace Baptist To
Start Big Campaign

The Rev. Lee T. Clay, pastor Of
Peace Baptist Church. preached
from The Grace OF Liberality,"
Sunday morning. His subject was
taken from Second Corinthian 'S:7.
In his sermon he showed how so
many people rob God I'VE need TO
pray that our property may be
consecrated TO Cod" he said
Beginning Monday after the sec
ond Sunday in April, the church
will start soul-winning cam
paign. which will be continued
through Good Friday. The service
will be from twelve to three. All
musical departments have been
asked to assist each night.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
Pleasant Sunday At
St. James c. M. E.
c urc h

The Senior Choir OF ST. James
c. NJ. f. Church. vinewood and w.
Kirby. will sponsor its usual Plea
SAINT Sunday program Sunday.
March p at four o'clock in the
afternoon.
Those scheduled TO appear on
program are as follows: Ophelia
Rentie. Henrietta Strickland. Alex
Neal. solos: Mr.. Spencer. reading !:
Mary Morrow and Lillian Robin
son. piano slections: Mrs. Marshall
Hawaiian guitar selection: selec-
ton by the Ephraim Sisters Trio,
Beacon Four Quartet and Leroy
Rodgers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
Women's Day At
Christian Church

Sunday morning. March q at II
o'clock women's Day will be OBJ
served al the Christian Church,
1886 Lovett street. The Rev. r. l..
Jordan. pastor. Sponsors anticipate
all the seats being filed by women
thus forcing all men present 10
stand. Hosts for the day will be
Mrs Vivian Johnson, Mrs. Anna
Bell and sieon Clair Horn.
The large audience which gath
cred al the church last Sunday
morning listened TO a most inspir-
ational talk given by G. A. Smith,
president OF the Council OF Chris
tian Churches.
Everyone IL invited to attend
services az the Christian Church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
Metropolitan To
Close Celebration

The fourteenth anniversary SER
vices al Metropolitan Baptist
Church will close Sunday, March
q. womans Day will be featured.
Mrs Beulah whitby will be speak
er at the morning service. while
Mrs G. Hicks will speak at $3.50
o. m. and Mrs. Harold +. Bledsoe,
al the evening hour.
Special music will be rendered
BY the Nathaniel Dett Choral
Group, under direction OF Mrs. l.
NJ Williams.
A cordial invitation Is extended
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26

Ten OF the leading pastors and
members OF their congregations in
Detroit will join with Greater
Macedonia Baptist Church Friday
night. April /, In the celebration
OF the third anniversary OF the
passionate OF the Rev. Horatius II.
Coleman.
On the first Sunday in February.
1885, the Rev Mr.. Coleman took
charge of Macedonia Church. fol-
lowing his resignation from New
Bethel Baptist. where he had pas
tored for two years.
When the Rev. Mr. Coleman ac-
cepted the pastorate of New Beth
el the membership was very small,
and the congregation was in ar
rears In the rent for the building
at Willis and Hasti lgs streets.
However. It was not long before
the new pastor had interceded
with the bank from which they
were renting, and had the monthly
rent reduced. And the member
ship soon increased 10 thirteen
hundred.
Initial Payment
II was not long before the
church had raised money for the
initial payment on the purchase
price OF the church home which
they now occupy. and the land
contract on which they are now
paying was in the hands OF their
trustees.
Within short time enough
money had been raised TO have
the building remodcled. changing
the plan Of the platform and choir
stand into the present modern de-
sign. with modern baptistry con-
structed.
To this remodelllng the Rev.
Mr. Coleman contributed more
than four hundred dollars which
the congregation had given him
for a trip to Berlin.
II was shortly after this thnt
the minister accepted the pastor
ate OF Macedonia Baptist Church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
Model Congress T o
Continue At Bethel

The eighth week OF the model
congress sponsored by the Christ
ian Endavor League of Bethel A.
NJ. e. Church was completed Sun
day In the church when the mem
bers continued the discussion Of
the government taking charge and
operating the basic industries.
The first speaker voiced opposi-
ton to the plan. stating that II the
government took over he basic in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
A.M.E. Laymen To
Sponsor Program At
Ebenezer Sunday

The Detroit A. NJ. E Laymen
VIII sponsor their Inspiration
al Program Sunday, March q.
$3.50 .. m. at Ebenezer A. M. E.
church. corner Brush and
Willis streets.
Atty. II. L. Dudley and A.
Williams will be principal
speakers. Music will be suppli-
ed by the Laymen's Choir, d.
rected by II. s. Butler.
The public is invited TO at
tend.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
IPRELATE HITS
SPREADING OF
N All THEORY
What's Happening In
Europe Can Occur
Here, He Said

The Right Reverend Herman
Page. ID. d.. bishop OF the diocese
OF Michigan. was the guest speak
or al 81. Matthew Episcopal
Church sunday morning, March 20,
under auspices OF the Brotherhood
Of 81 Andrews His theme was
The KINGDOM OF God Versus Ma
,ionalisn
The speaker was introduced TO
the audience by The rector Father
K W Daniel who stated that the
forum was initiated for The pur-
pose % -nlighieaine The public on
ti'ai enf issue, in national
aad irrational affairs. he also
'aat.a aaf ;hai vaai l. happen
i.- q. EusY, can happen here,
Sass any minority groups
II. ~ adf.ss BISHOP page eN-
rl--stl us pleasure IA having op-
So way u speak a s. Matthew
aad ,a'rd that he is profoundly
.t'.rs>r,A 81 the problems OF the
c.a pcol.t u black people are
nf 0aa people then none are
u.ap.e ri, prelaie deciar-
Spcakur 81 The Hi,ler regime,
~. Bishop said
VI al. living in a bad day. In
liN..rs sieht men are things 10
b. lsed aAd along with this move
ment has come economic chaos
which has necessitated the manu-
faciure OF ornaments in great
quantities You cant create wealth
By the manufacture OF armamen,S
/, Is milestone which will sink
civilization
Bishop Page continued:
Probably colored people would
not fit into Hitlers picture. You
might find yourselves in another
state OF slas cry"
The speaker spoke of the op'
preston OF the Jews in Germany
and Austria and said that he had
always admired the Jews, because
they look out for their own and
there are no Jews on the welfare.
There is something fine abou,
the Jews" the prelate declared (;
they all stick together
In discussing the question OF
aliens in the United States, Bishop
Page said:
We are justified in not having
too many foreigners here. They
may change the quality Of the
country. There are a lot of men
who would like dictatorship for
America
In concluding his address, the
speaker pointed out that the well
fare Of all nations is in a large
measure correlated and that what
helps or harms one reacts upon
the others in the same way.
The America that doesn't think
OF China, Japan.or Africa. Is con-
temptible America" declared the
speaker There IS one flag that
goes up above the American flag
the church flag the flag OF Christ
DO not let down this flag. We all
have great opportunity TO spread
the Gospel OF Christ"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
KEEPING THE
BODY STRONG
Friendship Members
Warned By Pastor

A Self Denial Drive" Will be
sponsored by the Sunday School
department OF Friendship Baptist.
Church. 623 Rowena st. Sun. Mar.
% at nine o'clock. Each class has
been assessed to give creditable
amount In order TO increase the re-
gular treasury fund Of the Sunday
School. Keeping the Body Strong
was the topic of the lesson Sunday
morning. March 20. II was beau,i-
fully reviewed by Pauline Beck
ner. The senior boys led in III Of
fering while the beginners had The
largest attendance.
A spiritual devotional service
was enjoyed prior to the sermon
which was forcefully delivered BY
the pastor. Rev. j. II. Johnson.
The adults were quite uplifted
over the manner In which the
young people put over the pro-
gram In the afternoon. The BYPU
had lively discussion at pm.
Members OF the BYPU will discuss
why read literaturew How has
1t helped us?'
The City Quartet will be pre-
scented at 3 pm. next Sunday. On
Monday, March 2s the Caldwe
Five singers will give a program
There will be an admission fee Of
fifteen cents. The public is invited.
IL our readers are interested in
the happenings OF the various
churches. just read the Tribune
each week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26

to the public.
The program promises TO be Of
special interest and those plan
ming to attend are requested TO
come early in order TO secure seats.
Rev. A. c. Williams is pastor OF the
church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-03-26
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