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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-15
Christian Science
Churches

Life" will be the subject OF the
Lesson-Sermon in all Christian
Science Churches throughout the
world on Sunday, January 16
The Golden Text. from John IL
4. IS: I'm the beginning was the
Word. and the Word was with God,
and the Word was God. ....'ln
him was life; and the life was the
light of men,"
Among the Bible citations 10 this
passage Matthew 6:31. 3Sl:
Therefore take no thought, saying
What shall we eat? or, What shall
we drink? or, Wherewithal shall
We be clothed? But seek ye first the
kingdom Of God. and his righteous
ness; and all these things shall be
added unto you"
Correlative passages to be read
from the Christian Science text
book, Science and Health with Key
TO the Scriptures" by Mary Baker
Eddy, include the following ~.
22S): "If we follow the command
OF our Master. Take no thought for
your life.' we shall never depend
on bodily conditions. structure. OF
economy. but we shall be masters
OF the body dictate its terms, ana
form and control II with Truth.
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NURSES GUILD
ANNIVERSARY

The Nurses Guild of Calvary
Baptist Church celebrated its
fourteenth anniversary Friday
evening. Jan. : at the home OF Mrs.
Evelyn Martin. president
Resides the thirty-two members
sixteen visitors were present who
were Rev. J IL Mastin. Rev. Car
ter L. ]. Suggs. L. W. Robinson
David Adams, Watson Smith. 7.
l. Porter, Mfr. Lay, William Smith,
Mrs Sanford Mr. Weaver. and son,
Mrs Sallie Jones. William John
son. Percy Moore, Miss Willie b.
Barnes.
The L S Harmony Singers fur
nished the entertainment for the
evening which was enjoyed by all
present. A delightful repast was
served BY members Of the guild.
Officers for 1888 are: Evelyn Mar
lin. president; F.. Ryan. LIST vice
president MARY Smith. End vice
president; r. B. Guy and ID. Rob-
inson. secretaries: NJ Henley,
treasurer. r. Guinyard. chaplain.
Rev James II Mastin is pastor
Of Calvary Baptist Church.
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THE SOLUTION
OF RECESSION
RESTS IN GOD

Last Sunday. Rev. McClain, the
pastor OF st. John G. NJ. +. Church
preached from the subject. "Reces-
sion Tonic
The speaker said:
IT is common knowledge that
we are in business recession, but
there is no common knowledge as
to a solution. Most of us, from our
president down, feel that we have
solution and that we are right.
The real solution is known TO God
and He knows He is right. They
would get somewhere down In
Washington, II men OF God were
invited there. With God left out.
the stronger force may win. but
this force may not be right"
Mrs. Genteli. an impressive
speaker OF the Inter-racial Commit
tee. addressed the Epworth League
Sunday. her subject being Peace u
She said that she would die for her
country. but never kill for her
country.
In addition to the address, othe,
interesting numbers featured IN,
program. The public is always vel
come at St John Church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-15

Extensive plans are under way
for the Richard A. Allen Day cell
ebration TO be held at Ebenezer A.
VI. z. Church, Sunday. Feb. Is, In
honor OF the revered founder OF the
Afri Methodist Episcopal
Church. Rev. Thomas II Smith.
superintendent OF the S. S. is the
chairman OF the planning commit
tee. DR.. Geo A. Singleton. editor OF
the Eastern Christian Recorder,
philadelphia. will be the guest
speaker
The Allen Christian Endeayor
League inaugurated its new Sc
ries Of programs presented by two
c3mpe,ing teams chosen from the
membership TWO weeks ago. Miss
Mary Long IS captain OF the team
wh.ch presented the program las
SUNDAY Mrs Leaana Weather;
and Emory 6 Davis We're the guest
a..s's ana J. Hamilton Trimble
WAS guest speaker Assisting Miss
,.o.g are Misses Mary Rena Bailey
s,4t. Everett and Ida Warren
TA. opposing team comprises
James Wea'her~ captain. Wills
Reaa. w.llie Carr and Charles Par
IRISH
The pr.nt ila! speaker a; ia'
Young PEOPLES Chapel service sun
dag morning Jan . was Arnol'
Ford Deyotions were led By Miss
Thersal Bayii-s and Emory G Da
yis
The newly organized Drama Clui
was organzed under the auspices o.
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Rev. Marlin Hendrieth To
Speak at Rosevile Church

At 3 p. m. Sunday, Jan 10 Rev
Marlin J. Hendrieth. pastor Of
Quinn Chapel A M. 4. Church,
Hamtramck, accompanied by his
choir and members will serve at
st. Luke A. M. q. Church. Roseville,
Mich. The public is invited to at
tend this worship and hear one Of
Detroits best speakers.
Sunday School opened at ST. Luke
at 9:16 Sunday morning at which
time Preparing for a life OF SER
vice" was enthusiastically discuss
ed by the various classes. The US
ual number OF attendants were
present in spite OF the Indictment
weather. 1t was very cold but
everybody was happy.
The morning worship began
promptly at 10:45. Rev. W T.
Smith. pastor preached from Isaiah
rs: 20 using for his theme. The
dissatisfaction OF bed too short
and covering too narrow" The
outlines OF the sermon were ~ fol-
lows: Men try TO make beds on
which their souls may rest--weallh.
ambitions. mere formal religion,
vain hopes. false condolences"
The choir visited with the Choir
Union at Mt. Clemens at 8 .. m.
and enjoyed very fne Christian
fellowship.
The invincible a. c. l. League
met at .. IN. and had q real live
wire discussion with the juniors.
The topic for discussion was 81 he
Heavenly Father and His Son
Miss Helen Patterson, vice presi-
dent. presided.
The Believers Banknote was
the subject Of the pastors evening
message. The text was taken from
Phil. 4:19, My God shall supply all
your needs, according to his riches
In glory by Christ Jesus The
outlines The Christians needs.
Shall supply all your needs The
source OF supply: MY God shall
supply The medium of this sup
uly; by Christ Jesus"
Don't forget 10 secure copy OF
the Tribune each week from Gcor-
&c Scramble. BY so doing you may
know what is going on in Rosevil'e
Miss Florence Blount is church
reporter.
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REV. BRADY
breaches THE
MAIN SERMON

The seventeenth anniyersary i,
Peace Baptist Church. l2iso ca
dard avenue, was celebrated at ~.
church last week. Among tho nro
minent ministers who partlcina,sa
In the celebration were Rev =
M. Kaigler, Rev. Hcrod, Rev Tho
mas, and Rev. Martin, toge,be,
with their choirs and man,
members OF their congregations
Rev. A. F. Fisher, dean Of ,hs
local Baptist School OF Religion do
livered the message Sunday morn.
ing. AS prelude to his discourse
he spoke extensively of the wort
Of the school and Its importance
He chose as his subject, "Grea,
Leaders Must BE Great Dream.
ers" The text was from Mar
ALTO. Rev. Fisher made II clear
that before anything worth while
can be accomplished by any leader
he must have had dream OF fore.
thought of his task
Rev. r. L. Boradby, pastor q
Second Baptist Church. preached
the anniversary sermon in the at-
ternoon. to a capacity audience. 1t
was a splendid service and Peace
Baptist regarded the visit from
Second Baptist Church az kind
OF paternal one.
Rev. l.. +. Clay 9 the progress
sve pastor OF Peace Baptist Church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-15
LITTLE DEEDS.
MEAN so MUCH

The bi-monthly communion SER
vice at ST. John Presbyterian was
largely attended Sunday morning.
Rev. Henry Porter preached on the
Beatitudes, Matt. 5:3-12. He declar-
ed that there Is nothing in the Be
attitudes except what we all need
today. as well as was true OF the
multitudes To whom Christ preach
ed.
To the Junior Church. the pastor
spoke on Service" He admonish-
ed the young people to perform lit
tie deeds OF kindness for others. to
speak encouraging words. ard 10
for others what God would have
them do.
Four were accepted into full
membership OF the church.
Last Tuesday evening, the Non.
pareil Club held their meeting
with the president, Mrs. Lula Rng-
ers. of Hazlett avenue.
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MISSIONARYAT
MT. VERNON

Much in keeping with Missionary
Day was the presence OF State
Missionary Rev Danley who de-
liyered the message Sunday morn
Ing al Nj Vernon Bapt. Church.
His tex, was taken from Matt. 1920.
Wherefore by their fruits they are
known which was highly receiv-
ed by all who heard him.
A, 3 p. m. the United Quartette
OF Inkster. Mich. rendered love-
~ program which was soul-stir-
ring. The program was held In In
terest OF the Trustee Board.
Rev. j. S. Scott. pastor brought
the evening message which was
very impressive. The text John
1:23. II am the voice crying in the
wilderness prepare we the way OF
the Lord: make his path straight
was used.
Rev. Scott left Sunday night fol-
Tennessee. Members hope for him
a safe trip and speedy return.
Mrs. Coss and Deacon Luke re-
main on the sick list. We pray fol
them soon recovery
Visitors are always welcome a
Mt. Vernon.
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'Neu Paths Theme
OF Reu. Coleman

-aAe were served
Those present were Nh and Mrs
JA,nes McEa.i ard daughter Mr
AID Ms. Beujamlr McFaii. Dr. and
Mrs J n sparks MI and Mrs II
\ Thompson, Nj and Mrs l. &
CAREER, Nj. and Mrs 5 G Gibbons
Rev. ana Mrs. G. l.. Ferrsll' Mrs
Macon Porter. Mrs Willie NJ
Franklin. Mrs. Carrie Le~ss. Mrs.
Susie Butler, Mrs Eula Ross. Mrs.
II. Toles, Mrs. l.. + Nelson. Mrs.
Lille stockton. Alr. and Mrs. sam
Jordan. Rev and Mrs T l.. Berry.
Messrs. C. Miller and Jackson.
MIS-. Mamie Blackburn. Mr. ana
Mrs. " W. Sanders. Rev j. H.
Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs john
Hutcheson. Mr. and Mrs. J W
Brown. Mrs Fannie Mckinney
Mrs. Ardella Poe. Rev and Mrs.
Coleman.
Everyone enjoyed the occasion
which was one OF the seasons most
spectacular affairs
Mrs Irene Saunders IS church
reporter
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WILL DO more
DURING YEAR

Sunday School at ST. Paul A. NJ.
f. Church of southwest Detroit
opened last Sunday morning at 8
o'clock with large attendance.
The pastor. Rev w. F. Rice de-
livered the message at the IL a. N.
service using the text Matt. q %,
What shall We do with Jesus
Christi"
At the D. m. worship the pas
tor again brought the message The
choirs singing together with the
wonderful sermon filled our hearts
with JOY. ".
Sunday. Jan. 23 at p. m Rev.
Rice. choir and congregation will
worship with Rev j. A. Charles
ton OF the St. Paul A. VI. f. Church,
Jay and Chene streets.
The Laymen's Movement viii
hold their meeting al ST. Paul at
which time Miss Eunice Anderson
will make the welcome address.
The public is invited 10 attend
The pastor and members Of st.
Paul have started out with the New
Year TO do greater things by the
help of the Master.
Mrs. Lille b. Hill is church re-
porter.
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at Z D. m. at Potter School, Calvin
Beatty Is president: Mrs Clara
Moore Is secretary.
The Missionary Society mo,
Tuesday. Jan. 4 at IL a. m. in Tho
home OF Mrs. Albert Williams ea5
n. Srd street. Mrs. Mabel Bowman
and Mrs. Francis Smith are presI-
dent and secretary OF the orranI-
zation.
The Peter and John Rally now IN
progress Will end Feb. 6. Mr.. CLARK
~ representing Peter while Mr.
Hifhtower In representing John
Both leaders are working hara
with the cooperation OF the entire
membership to make this n suc-
cessful rally.
Those who wish 10 contribute
news to this column will please
get II to re reporter not later
than Monday morning of each
week. The writer's address IL f1os
" Third avenue. Saginaw. Mich.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-15
"MEN WANTED"
PASTORS TALK

The congregation at 81. john
Baptist Church. sherman and Rus
sell was deeply stirred Sunday,
when Rev. r r. Thomas preached
a great message from jeremiah 81,
Go rum 10 and fro and ind a
man His subject was Men want
ed
In his discourse. Rev. Thomas
pointed out the need OF men. re-
CARELESS Of physical disabilities.
He said Work in Gods vineyard
is different from other jobs. be-
cause for whatsoever will many
come"
Mrs, Smith. Gospel singer. rem
dered a beautiful solo.
The Young Smart Set. OF ST
John Church. will give Tea at
the home OF Mrs. Thomas, 1922
Chene, Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock an excellent program Is
planned and the public is invited.
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SECOND BAPTIST
CHURCH
MISTER, MICH.

The congregation at Second Bap-
tist Church sat with eager and
smiling faces Sunday morning as
the pastor. Rev. o. b. Jones de-
livered an interesting and power
full sermon. Subject. MY Audi
ence." Text who hath cares TO hear
let him him hear" Matt. 1879. The
speaker said. There is a vast diff
ference in listening and hearing.
When one listens there is no af-
feet but when one hears. the af-
feet is deeply rooted and brings
forth abundantly. II more people
would hear rather than listen, they
would not be so quick TO run after
isms; In the parable OF the Sewer,
there isn't anything wrong with
the sower neither the seed but the
trouble Is the soil. The three diff
ferent kinds OF soil represent the
different classes OF people. There
are those who listen to the word
of God but they do not heed The
most destructable thing to the
church Is the hypocrite who comes
into the church and work for a
number OF years. and go out and
say that there is nothing to the
church. No matter how rich YOU
are. you can't serve two masters
at the same time" concluded Row
Jones. This was great sermon
AS result three additions were
made; one cadidate for baptism.
The night service was also In.
teresting. The congregation enjoy
ed a powerful sermon delivered b,
Rev. Walker All are welcome I,
worship at Second Baptist Church
anytime.
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Rev. II. A. White
To S p e a k At
q Annual WV Meet

Rev Horace 4 Whi,e ~ Ply
mouiA Ioafsss a,.cnai hafSh l. 10
be tie speaker 81 iAe 4-naA! nivet-
INK 81 l.nyy Thurman Branch \.
". c. 4 ca Thursday. JArraiy 20.
4 d:uaa AZ Cp n. VII! proceeds ne
n..,tia- reports w!,l be given by
al. committee ,aA;smea md ON
GERS cieetsi The public l. invited.
AMI all members are urged 10 be
present AID cas, tasiF VOTES Tor me
committee ~ management.
Mrs Robert croft Is chairman %
the general committee on arrange
ments and Mrs. Charles Hill -
chairman Of the nominating com
mit,es Mrs A. T. Thomas. chair
man Of The committee OF manage
meni. will preside
Among those who will give re-
ports are the following comitiee
chairmen Mrs Harold ( Bled-
soc. public affairs Miss Beulah
Cain. education. Mrs. Walter +
Carru,hers. food service Mrs.
Burrell Carter. home relations
Mrs. Robert Croft, world fellow
ship. Mrs +. T. Dawson. friendly
service: Mrs John a. Loomis. nm
ance: MIS-. Thomas Matthews en-
pioyed girls; Mrs. B. NJ. Morris
Girl Reserves: Mrs. Carrie Riley
publicity Mrs. Addie Robinson, re-
sidence. Mrs. W 4. Thompson.
membership: and Mrs. William f.
williams. camp.
Mrs Charles Hill is frst vice
chairman OF the Branch Mrs. VIII
liam II Starks. second sice-chair-
man: Mrs G. E Whitby. CORE
spending secretary Mrs William
II. Peck. recording secretary. and
Mrs Madeline II Fowler. executive
secretary
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John Wesley A. M. E.
Church
Beech y ood and Moore Place

Beech " God and Moore Place
An overflow crowd welcomed
Elder Morton Friday night, Jan.7th
al John Wesley A VI. Z Zion
Church. The church was complet-
~ flled. all seats being oc-
cupied and The sisles packed from
end 10 end. Although the services
were scheduled for ? m many
people began 10 assemble as early
e m Such is an irreiutable
~ rsonal magne-
f.s-. IS B. .1-.d preacher
s-lr.e >. >ner. gospel singer Of
Fad. lame. Scted as master Of
ceremonies 'rhe program OF the
evening was composed OF many In
teresting musical selections by the
Canadian Gospel Trio composed
Of three little girls. Miss Bernice
Kersey and Mr Moner resulting IN
tharderous applauses Mr.. Morer's
voice was a. rs best
The services were eliminated by
forceful sermon from Elder Nor
ton. HIS subjcci vas walk before
me and be thou perfect" from the
.exl Gen II 70
ssrdsy morning Rev Moore pas
Tor. preached az Instructive sermon
ca ~TraiI.r1 ne Youth II was a
cCrYts1 and fcrrrf.i message. be-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-15

In spite OF Tie cola and Snow lasi
sunday services al Macedonia Bap-
list church Ne.r wei. atleads d
Rev. H. II to.eM-n, pastor,
preached soul-gtirrlng sermon
on ''The New paihs, from the tex.
Josh. "a. ~ion Aave no; passed
this way before The speaker
said in part Returning from the
plains OF Bethany We START again
on our journey with occasional
stops OF sunday; with eager hearts
we look out on her new sights and
see things we've never seen before.
the human family is a caravan
marching through time 70 eternity.
Some change al one point ana
some al another but all at some
point cross that chasm that diyid-
es time and eternity And We should
obey God 8 voice as was told 10 the
children in the wilderness 10 fol-
low the ark OF the covenant which
was bourne by the priest: for God
told them which way 10 go Civili-
ration IL not built upon experience
but upon vision and courage
Twenty new members we're added
10 the church.
Rev. Coleman preached al 100 ?.
m. after which twelve were bap-
tized. There was an apprecistiye
audience.
Later In the evening a number OF
members and friends gathered al
the home OF the pastor So Alger
ave. and rendered surprise birth ,
day party IN honor Of MIS- Coleman.
the pastors wife when the pastor
and wife arrived home they were
greeted by fifty guests who after
turning on the lights yelled happy (
birthday The lights displayed the
beautifully decorated dining room I
table with flowers. delicious
cake and numerous gifts including
lovely set Of china presented by /
Rev Coleman. The honoree was
quite a happy little lady Refresh
ments including ice cream and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-15
Chicago Artist
Coming

The outstanding recital Of the
season will be given on Tuesday
night. February IL. when Mabel
Roberts Walker, coloratura soprano
OF Chicago. iii. will be presented
under the auspices Of the Detroit
Musicians Association and the
Ebenezer A. VI. Z. Church. at the
church. cor. Brush & willis. Nine.
Walker j. q natlonally-known ar
list Of rare ability
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-15

Presiding Ell d e r
OF Detroit Will
Preach At St. Paul

The Second Quarterly meet
ing OF this conference year Will
he held at ST. Paul A. NJ +.
church Sunday. Jan. 10th. Br.
II r. Washington. presiding
elder OF the Detroit District
will preach al l0:4J a. m. and
7:45 p. m.
Rev. W. X. Rice, choir and
congregation Of the st. Paul
A. NJ. +. Church. South West
Detroit will worship at ST. Paul
3 D. m. DR.. Rice will deliver
the message.
The Sunday School will con-
yene al 9:15 a. m with VIM
Robinson as superintendent.
The Junior Allen Christian
Endeavor League will CO.
vene at 5 D. m. with Warren
Harrison as president and Rev.
h. y. Martin as superintendent.
The Senior League will con-
vene al Gao p. IN. with Mrs.
Lola Scott Williams as presi-
dent.
Topic: planning To Make
Each Week Count" Luke 6:27-
81: 35-3S
Rev ]. Arminius Charleston.
minister.
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Quarterly Conference
At St. Stephen

The second quarterly conference
with Rev. David A. Blake, presid-
ing elder was held at st. Stephen
A. NJ +. Church Sunday. Jan. 2.
Rev. Blake preached to an overflow
audience in the morning from Gen.
III, And in the beginning God
etc.
Another soul stirring sermon
was delivered by the presiding ell
der at the evening service at which
time over 500 persons communed
and 25 joined the church. Mrs.
Blake and her small daughter at
tended the morning worship.
The business session of The con-
ference was held Monday evening
at 7:45 with Rev. Blake presiding
The reports were as follows: Stew
ards reported the total membership
OF the church being 1850; proba-
TONERS, 25S, persons joining last
quarter, 112. infants baptized .,
adults baptized. 3: deaths 4: money
raised by trustees. $1.395.60: stew
ards for all purposes 1888. 10 (:
held In club treasures. $643.71:
total raised for quarter $3.42s.50 (;
balance In all treasures .sl400.
For the first time in many years
every organization Of the church
was represented with a written re-
port. The Jr Church made fine
report under the leadership OF Mrs.
Josie l.. Brown. The young people
are making rapid progress.
VIM. Entzminger was elected
delegate to the District Conference
at Saginaw VIM. Venable, alter
nate.
Rev. Blake commended the pas.
tor. Rev. j. d. Howell. and mem.
bers OF the conference for their CO.
operation In making his visits L
st. Stephen always pleasure.
Myra Pegram is quarterly con
ference reporter
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Eastern Christian Recorder
Editor to Speak at Ebenezer

the young peoples department.
Officers elected last Tuesday eve
ming were: Willie Carr. president;
Gladys Braceful. vice president;
Thelman Moore. secretary; Charles
Powell treasurer.
A course Of studies dealing with
"Highlights in the New Testament
are being presented in the Friday
evening class meetings for the gen.
eral membership Of the church.
Rev. Geo. W Baber, pastor is SUI
pervisor.
The public is cordially invited to
the 1910 a. N. and 1:4o .. m.
services each Sunday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-15
Rev. Williams Says
Rejoice In The
Lord"

At the II n service sunday.
January 2. Rev F. VI Williams.
pastor OF Clinton Chapel A N Z
zion Chureh. Waterloo and 81, Au-
bin streets. preached from Phil
~ Rejoice in the Lord always
and again. say rejoice
The V c E. Society rendered a
very interesting program al p.
N. ". Wilson IS president and Miss
5. /. Peterson IS secretary Of the
organization
Rev Williams also brought the
evening message Rev l. r DAYS
visiting minister made brief re-
marks
Mrs Irene Payne is still on the
sick list
Miss Ella VI Merchsn, is church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-15
Choirs Inspire Services
at St. Paul Zion Sunday

rrAt Baptism For service
was The theme @. the messaee de-
l.,ered Sunday morning al 81. Pau
i NJ + zion. by The pastor Drf
r. Flack. who based his discussion
upon the baptism of Jesus De
spite The cold weather The ai'en-
dance was large and the service
full ot ieryer.
DIT Flack's message was persus-
s,re The participating ehoirs are
also inspir.ne features Of ne wor-
ship. several were added 70 me
ehafch. Sunday
Al The evening hoHr. Rry i. y
Taylor ! favored son os - Paf'
preached he sermon
Pastor Flask announced the per
soansi 3. The Livingstone College
Anniversary Committee They are
Mesdames Farmer. Cri'z. Philips
and others who will canvass for
their Alma Mater Much viii de-
peud On these efforts and zioniies
are urging all 70 DO their part
sunday, January 18th will be
quarterly meeting day al 81 Paul
Rev L. ?. Powell, presiding elder
will speak at the morning hour.
A; the evening worship. Rev ?.
NJ Williams and his members from
Clinton A. " z Zion Church Will
he present Rev Williams VIII
preach and bis people Will serve in
Ii. afternoon
Monday January l7th quarter
~ conference viii he held All
officers with business in this CON
nec,ionS are requested 70 report on
tim.
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Large Audience
Greets Minister

An appreciaiiye audience greeted
Rev r Il Peoples al the Christ
ian Church. 1855 Lovett street.
Sunday morning and listened with
keen interest 10 the splendid mes
sage delivered on the subject "Be-
yond First Principles taken from
the text Luke 2232 In the dis
course the speaker stressed the i'm
portance OF growth.
Rev. Peoples. who is national
secretary OF Christian Churches.
was accompanied by his wife. Mrs
Peoples. who is national treasurer
OF the Christian Endeavar Society
Rev r. l.. Jordan is minister.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-01-15
Ministers Alliance To
Meet Next Monday

The INSTRUMENTATION Min
listers Alliance will meet Monday,
Jan. IL. at IL a. m. at the St. An
tome Branch V NJ. c A, 635 +. Eli
zabeth
Ministers of all churches In
Wayne County regardless OF de-
nomination are invited TO attend.
Business OF vital Importance.
Sponsors say, This is the first
meeting in the New Year, let's meet
our old friends and greet some
new ones"