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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
Mrs. Rosa Gragg To
Speak At St. Paul
AME Church Sunday

Palm Sunday VIII be observed at
s. Paul A VI r: church Jay and
chene streets The Rev Armin-
~ Charleston pastor. will speaA
from The subl.c, Following
Christ
The subjec, OF the evening SER
mon all DE- when The Evening
Game ~
A. N The Mems Forum hour
ui.i b. held with " l.. Harrison -
;r~s.den, and With Mrs. Rosa l.
jraxg AS principal speaker sub
@t' The disadvantage Of Mi.
~r Opportunities Among Nc.
=. Mrs Gragg IS an eloque 4.
,s-sf4: ard o,hs. numbers viii
,:.@f . ven good program
Ia S.ndsy school will con :ehe
e. - n with VIM Robins II
a. s3erir,endent
TIE JsrioF Alien CHRISTIAN +.
1r4srr league Kill convene at /
I. 81 Mss Carrie Cordan as pre-
e~s' ara wtth the Rev y y
~ .-!a ~ superintendent
TIE senior Alien Christian En-
Azr., .<-sx4@ Vii convene az 6 30
~. Nrs Lila Scot, williams as
,-.s.cA-
r. ,gbi., is invited u any OF
- ..+sh services
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
REV. WILLIAMS
In ST LOUIS
Addresses University
Student Body

Although the Rev. A. C. Williams.
pastor OF Metropolitan Baptist
Church. was in ST. Louis address
ing the student body OF Douglass
University. the usual spiritual
heights characterized the services
AZ the church Sunday.
The Rev. X. J. Smith and the
Rev. George Taylor were in charge
of the services. The Rev. Mr.
Smith brought message on The
Tragedy OF Satisfaction" which
was fought with light and life
The Rev. Mr. Taylor had charge
OF the communion services Sunday
evening.
The Metropolitan Youth Group
under the direction Of Miss Emma
Lee Mack. is having a musical tea
Sunday afternoon April 10. from
four-thirty 10 six-thirty. The pub
lie Is invited to attend.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
THREE PREACH
GOOD FRIDAY
Peace Baptist Will
Have Big Program

The sunday School at Peace
Baptist Church. 1880 Goddard
Avenue, was we'll attended. Al
though the campaign for new
members has closed. the officers
OF the church were pleased TO well
come nine new members last Sun
day
Palm Sunday will be marked
with special evangelistic service
in the church school. Parents have
been asked 10 accompany their
children SO that they may lend
their support in winning souls for
Christ.
The regular morning service was
well attended. and those seeking
spiritual food were not disappoint-
ed The Rev Lee T. Clay. pastor,
chose as his subject. The Great
and Honorable Invitation" II was
taken from Isaiah 1 IS. In leading
up to the spring revival. which be-
gins April IL, this sermon was d.
rected mostly 10 the unsaved. and
also served as warning TO back
sliding Christians. Jesus was held
up before the audience as the one
who can rid hearts OF old grudges,
and make sins white as snow.
The church wishes to call at
tention to the Good Friday service
from ~ o'clock 10 3 o'clock In the
afternoon. The Revs. S. d. Ross,
J f McGhee and II. z. Owens
will preach one hour each. Music
Will be furnished by the three
choirs OF the church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
REPORT SHOWS
CHURCH KEPT
FREE OF DEBT
Collections For II.
Quarter Exceed
Two Thousand

The third quarterly confar..
which was held at st sts,A.s'
AN f. Church last week. eyidsns
ed that. Notwithstanding the raos.
sional handicaps encountered !.
many OF the members. s. g..
phens continues as leader IN n.
church activities In Michigan =
cording to w. Ray Dezon. CONF,
ence reporter.
The conference was nresh,.a
over BY Elder David ]. Blake m,
Rev. J. ID. Howell is pastor OF 9,
Stephens Church.
According TO the report read s,
Stephens. with its rs clubs and
boards. has 500 In the treasury
Maintains Center
II WAS also disclosed that tho
total collections for the Quarter
totaled $2204.14 From this tho
church has maintained center
which has spent $500 during the
quarter toward the assistance Of
needy people.
Not only has ST. Stephens been
able TO keep the church free from
debt. but has been able TO install
fine organ. The church has led
the Fourth District many years in
Correctional Conference Claims.
Through the efforts OF the Rev
Mr. Howell. the members have
started a sinking fund. and to date
have saved $1.23l.s5 toward a goal
OF $4,000 for the conference year
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09

St John Ends Anniversary
Celebration With Banquet

If il were not so. would have
told YOU" was the text OF the Rev
Henry Porter. pastor OF ST. John
Presbyterian Church, last Sunday
morning. The subject was taken
from John l4:2. The Book OF the
Bible TO turn TO II you need COM
fort" the pastor said.
Prior 10 the deliverance OF the
sermon. the Rev. Mr.. Porter gave
a short talk 10 the children. ex-
planning TO them the keen import
ance OF taking proper care OF their
eyes, and urging them 10 use their
eyes 10 sec the beauty OF the world.
10 read good books. and. above all.
read Gods word 10 guide them
through life.
The Primary and Beginners
classes OF the Sunday School pre-
scented a program Sunday morning
a, the Westminster Presbyterian
Church Next Sunday the Junior
Glass will conduct a worship SER
vice fol the Calvin Presbyterian
Church
The annual congregational meet
ing will be held Wednesday night.
April Is.
The banquet last Friday night
which closed the anniversary cele-
braiion. was enjoyable. and APP
proximately 100 persons attended.
The Rev. Robert l.. Brady. pas
tor OF Second Baptist Church. was
the guest speaker He delivered
fine address. 10 which the Rev
Mr. Porter responded There was
also a pleasing solo by Mr.. Nor
row. accompanied by Mrs Rutl
Penn. Mrs. A. o. Aries gave hum
orous recitation. Mrs. Annie Lewis
was mistress OF ceremony.
Mrs. Lula Martinez who was
Ill last week. IS improving rapid
"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
Christian Science Churches

Are Sin Disease and Death
Real?" will be the subject OF the
Lesson-Sermon in all Christian
Science churches throughout the
world on Sunday. April 10.
The Golden Text. lisa. 30:26),
is The light OF the moon shall
be as the light OF the sun. and the
light OF the sun shall be sevenfold.
as the light OF seven days. in the
day that the Lord bindeth up the
breach OF his people. and healeth
the stroke of their wound"
Among the Bible citations is
this passage proverbs l2:2Sl
I'm the way OF righteousness is
life: and in the pathway thereof
there Is no death"
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
(p: AZ. Death will be found at
length TO be mortal dream
which comes In darkness and dis
appears with the light
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
REV THURMAN
AT ANTOINE ~
Holy Week Speaker
Closes Forum

Thf R.y toward Thurman.
dean Of ,Aape' Howard University.
Washington y = VIII be in De-
,roi Apri 1917 ~ the guest
speaker q; The Religious work De
par,ment OF s. Antoine Branch
YMCA Edward G simmons IS the
chairman of The Howard Thurman
Club which directly sponsors this
preaching mission thai h a s
brough, 20 he city for the last
seven wears one ~ The greates'
preachers in the country today
The subject 81 the series which
begins a. noon Wednesday and
closes On Easter sunday afternoon.
is Significant Questions during
The Dark Hours The committee
has arranged special meeting for
young people Thursday evening
; 90 p m The Rev Mr. Thurman
has been the regular guest speaker
at outstanding colleges and univer-
stiles throughout the country. and
the young people Of Detroit will
have opportunity 10 hear the man
who was the choice Of the college
students ~ America 70 represent
them IN q series OF lectures in the
colleges and universities through
out India and the Orient IN 1896
This IS a community religious
program TO which everyone is well
come and schedule OF the meet
ings giving subjects and time may
be had By calling al the 81 An
f0ine Rranch WHOA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09

The Rev. r. c. Mercer. pastor %
New Zion Baptist Church. 919 AL
fred street. selected his text from
Numbers 21:6 Sunday morning,
April B. Words OF scripture, And
the Lord sent serpents among the
people" II was spiritual mes
sage full OF helpful facts.
At 3 D. m. communion services
were held at which time another
gospel feast was enjoyed The
members OF New Zion state that
the Rev Mr. Mercer is doing
fine work and they feel proud Of
him as gospel preacher and abe
leader
Following the devotional SER
vice at 1880 p. m. the Rev J. Lane
preached from the fourteenth chap
ter OF ST. John. The choir served
commercially Visiting ministers
were the Rev. Mr.. Jones and the
Rev. Mr. Johnson.
The choir will sponsor a program
Friday evening. April at 8 D. m
The Missionary Society meets eve d,
Tuesday from IL a. m. to l y. .r
Prayer service Is held each Thurs.
day evening at 1880 o'clock
Mrs. Saunders. faithful mem1a-
OF New Zion is improving splendidly
from recent Illness.
Emergency Club Formed
The Rev. Mercer and members
wish TO announce that an emer-
gency club has been recently orya-
nized for the purpose OF helping
the distressed and unfortunate OF
the community. Members OF tina
club are required 10 pay dues. Any
we'll wisher desiring TO donate old
shoes or clothes will please send
them to the church or notify some
OF the members and they will be
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
JUNIOR CHOIR
HELPS SERMON
Sunday School Class
Increases Rapidly

The Sunday school OF It's
Church Of God c W +. r. $50 No
Comb stree, has grown so in muir
bers tina, h = superintendent
Sims Lewis has found 4; neces-
sary io organize another class.
There is a fine cooperation between
the teachers pupils and The 81.
erintendent
Al the IL O'Clock services sun
day April 3 the pastor the Rev
Joseph Mcmillan chose his text
from the thirteenth chapter OF is,
Corinthians Singing was supplied
by the junior Choir This was the
first service rendered By the choir
since It's organizing The young
singers renditions were were COM
nerdabiy received
The Rev Mr. Mcmillan ais ,
preached the evening message TAX
ing his text from Jer 81. theme
God Wants a Man II was spiri-
tual sermon Two accessions were
made 10 the church including Miss
Anna Fay Bailey and her brother
Everett The candidates We're bap-
tized Thursday evening the Rev
Henry Robertson officiating.
Members OF the Church OF God
regret that the Rev James Taylor
recently left Detroit TO make his
home in another city He made
many friends while here and was
very helpful in the church and
community
Mr. Birdie Gholson. 2743 Hunt
street is the reporter for the
Church Of God
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09

St. Paul Choral Club
To Sponsor Sunrise
Breakfast On Island

Sunday School at ST. Paul A. NJ.
+ Church, Southwest Detroit. CO.
ycned al $50 a. m. in regular or
der with + A Evans. superinten-
dent presiding The morning SER
vice began promptly at IL a. m.
with Evangelist +. Fitzpatrick in
charge Of the devotionals.
The morning message was de-
livered by the Rev. Israel White
who spoke from LIST Sam 2:3. And
ere the lamps OF God went out in
the temple II the Lord
The ladies Of the Choral Club
will give sunrise breakfast at
Belle Isle Sunday April 10 at Z 80
a M. Cars will leave the church at
: o'clock Sunday morning.
The Rev King Stephen with his
choir and congregation will wor-
ship al 81 Paul next Sunday after
noon at o'clock as guests OF the
Missionary Society
sunday, March 27 was full day
Of spiritual worship at ST. Paul A.
NJ r Church 575 S Rademacher
Ave. Notwithstanding the pastor
the Rev W + Rice is out OF the
city. He left last Tuesday for the
south. Evangelist Fitzpatrick was
In charge Of the service and she
preached with power 10 large
and appreciative congregation. The
sermon was based on the text Dan.
i9:l7 the subject being The
Omitted Scribe"
Al y. m. Mrs. Royal, eyange-
list brought another great mes
sage from Matt. Sill using as the
theme Divine Touch" The Jun
Tor Choir rendered splendid SER
vice One accession was made to
the church
At the evening worship the Roy
al Messengers singers electrified
the hearts OF the congregation with
their singing Mrs. Hillman ably
gave two trumpet solos while Mrs.
Sarah bye recited with effect You
can do IT, Other interesting vocal
and instrumental selections which
brought the evening service up to
par, were rendered. The public
has hearty welcome 10 worship
az 81. Paul
There was also large attend
ance at the 6 D. m. A. c. +. League
meeting at which the topic was
vigorously discussed. n I h a n
James is president
Mrs. lille y. Hill Is reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
Friendship B aptist
Hears Good Sermons

The Sunday School OF Friendship
Baptist Church. 623 Rowena street.
was in charge OF the superinten-
dent Sunday morning. April 3.
Serving win other races" was the
topic OF discussion. The lesson was
ably reviewed by Major Brown,
senior student The intermediate
boys had the largest attendance.
Robert Rippy is teacher The Bible
class contributed the largest Of
fering. The Rev. l.. Smith Is act
INK teacher OF the Bible class.
The devotional service prior 70
The pastors sermon was very i'm
pressive. The Rev. J II Johnson
delivered an inspiring and spiri-
tual message on Training in the
Home based on how Hannah gave
Samuel back TO God.
Al the unions meeting next Sun
day Why | Am a Baptist" and
Jesus Is the Son of God" are TO be
discussed by Mrs. Alberta Jordan
and Mrs. Quinnie Jones.
The Sunday School was we'll al
tended Sunday morning. March 2s.
al Friendship Baptist Church.
There were 104 present. n d
the attendance record went to the
beginners department. The largest
offering came from the senior boys
department
There was short review by the
pastor OF the church. Clifford Ro-
berts is teacher, Sidney Briggs is
superintendent.
The minister took his sermon
from Luke 1915. and his subject
was The Prodigal Son" There
was one candidate for baptism
and one member for reinstatement.
The City Quartet Union render
ed a program Sunday afternoon
under the auspices OF the BYPU.
The BYPU conducted the program
at six o'clock
The Rev. J. b. Ford preached at
the evening service. His subject
was Faith Is Cure for Fear"
Every Sunday night musical pro-
gram Is held at the church. II you
buy a Tribune you can find out
what's going on at Friendship.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
Install Officers Of
City Union Pastors
Aid Board At St. Paul

The Ci,y Union Pastors Aid
Boare will hold is installation ~
Officers AT s. Paul 4 " + Zion
Church SUNDAY afternoon April
10 The ceremony Is scheduled 20
start al 30
The board IS composed OF j. or
eanixation- from ne churches ia
Greater Detroit including Method
ISL and Baptist
The Rev Henry Porter pastor
OF ST. John Presbyterian Church,
will preach the sermon The Rev
p r. Flack, paste, OF 81 Paul.
will officis'e AZ The installation 4
program will be held in conjunc-
lion with the installation
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
Bethel's Youth
Council Has Meeting

The BethePs Youth Council met
al the home OF Miss Ida Murphy
on Van Court. Tuesday, March 20.
The majority OF the members were
present
The guest speaker was DR.. S. G..
Murphy His talk was very inspir-
ing
The next meeting will be with
Mrs II Walden. The members are
eagerly awaiting the return OF the
president, Mrs Carmen Murphy,
20 whom the stork recently pre-
scented a fine baby son.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
MASONIC NEWS
F. & A. M.
q
Prince Hall Affilis lion
535 Frederick ST.

Hiram Lodge No list & 3rd
Tuesday V. A. Bristol. W. NJ. l24l
Jos. campau; James Murphy. Sec.
54s7 Tillman.
Pythagorss Lodge No IA End &
4th Monday u ) Gilbert. " NJ.
1884 Goodwin AVN James. s5s
Livingstone
Abiff Lodge No. 2l--ist Sat. &
9Th Tuesday Clarence Mason. "
NJ. 1891 Goddard ave Theo Bar-
mes, Sec 1909 Cameron.
Mt Pavon Lodge 80. md &
4th Monday. Geo Hurst, vs. NJ.
5445 vinevood Elmer Wallace
Sec. woodrow
Prince Hall 10 "a meets Ist
and ord. Thurscays Nathaniel Car
rett. W " sio z Forest, Eugene
Nelson. SEC sssi Cameron
Msrracci Tsnpls. A z. A o ".
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
PALM SUNDAY
PROGRAM FOR
CLINTON ZION
Visiting Minister
breaches Sunday
At Church

The pastor OF Clinton Chapel A
" T. Zion Church. Waterloo street
and 81 Aubin Avenue. preached q
very interesting sermon Sunday
morning taking his text from
Mat IS The message was en-
Enthusiastically received
A very shor, but spicy program
was sponsored BY Mrs Ella VIII
son. and given for the benefit Of
The building fund
A discussion Of the v c. +. By
the young people was held al six
thirty Mrs Jeneiia Reece January
graduate played an important
par, Ms Wilson j. president OF
;he v G. Z
The Rev T L Saulsberry. for
n-r.y % Demopois Ala. brought
The evening message 70 the delight
II all present His subject was
from Dan BIZ
A large program has been pre-
Jared for Palm sun. April 10 un-
der The auspices Of the Evangelis,
Women 81 Detroit. OF which the
Rev ,Ir- - - Palmer is chair
man Mrs r NJ Williams is spon-
Sor
Miss Sally Line Peterson met
with an accident this week The
pastor and many " the members
visited Mrs Robinson Of Roseville
this week
The following relatives OF the
pastor called in on him, and visit
I'd Clinton Chapel Sunday. the
Rev T l.. saulsberry and Lonnie
Pearson. Of Demopolls Ala Also
Deacon II c Carter. Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
New Zion Baptist Church
Organizes Emergency Club

gladly picked up. The clothing and
other articles will be put In a
sanitary condition II necessary be-
fore distributing them to the needy
sponsors state The public's CO.
operation will be greatly appreci.
ated by the promoters OF this or
ganizatlon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
Mt. Pilgrim Baptist
Church

Rev y II. IIilson, the pastor,
preached forceful sermon last
Sunday morning. His subject was
"Foresighted People" A lovely
vocal duet was sung by Mrs. Tay-
Tor and Mrs. Jackson.
Several visitors were present and
made encouraging remarks.
Sunday afternoon, all clubs OF
the church made fine reports. also
Communion services were held
Sunday night. the Mt Pilgrim
Quartet rendered lovely rpogram.
which was enjoyed by all.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09

The Sick Committee reports two
members III, in persons of Mrs.
Ella Thomas and Mrs. Shepherd
The Board OF Directors will meet
Saturday afternoon. at the home
OF the pastor, Rev. Hilson. Tues
day night. April ~. Mt Pilgrims
Starlight Four will render a pro-
gram at Mt Vernon Baptist
Church. Everybody is always well
come at Mt. Pilgrim.
Helen Johnson Is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09

Jusa apply Larisuse In the color you wsos.
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day and ask foe . bosfIs OF CoderoIs
Larieuss. Satisfaction guaranteed or desin
will refund your money.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-18
NAACP AssaiIs Department OF Public Welfare
For Alleged Segregation OF Social Workers

the Advancement OF Colored Peo-
nIe believes that the better think
ing people OF both races IN the
CITY OF Detroit feel that TINS 10
unwarranted discrimination and
should be checked Immediately by
ur Harris. the executive head OF
lie Department OF Welfare. Es-
pecially must the Negro citizens In
the CITY OF Detroit be aroused over
this action.
The Rev. Horace A. White. chair
man OF the legal redress commit
ice OF the association. said that
when some OF the colored workers
protested such action. feeling that
they could serve people in need
regardless OF color. they were ask
I'd what would be their answer u a
white woman whom they we're In
tervIewing. accused them OF rap
ing her.
"The NAACP and the state.
County and Municipal workers OF
America feel that this statement
by the people who try 10 convince
Negro workers that they are In
terior. and could not wait upon
white clients. is an old tactic that
a used In the South 10 divide the
interest Of the people" the Rev
Continued on page FOUR
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-18
COUNCIL WILL
NOT INTERFERE
Hamtramck Council
Decides For Man

Tho members of the Hamtramck
Common Council turned a deaf ear
10 the charges made by Mrs. Mary
Ogrzekalski. against ]. whitmore,
proprietor OF a pool room At 1882
Evaline street
Mrs. Ogrzewalski had petitioned
the Common Council to compel
Whitmore to vacate the premises
at 1882 Evaline street, charging in
her petition that because Of the
noise made in the pool room. the
members OF her family were unable
to sleep.
Because Mrs. Ogrzewalski is un-
able to speak English. Leo ]. Whit
taker. who speaks Polish fluently.
was interpreter during the hearing
After hearing Mrs. Ogrzewal-
skis story, the members OF the
Council informed her that she
should make her complaint to the
Hamtramck Police department as
there was nothing they could do.
Mrs. Ogrzewalski moved TO the
Evaline street address three mon
tbs ago. whitmore has been opera
ting the pool room there for l6
years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-18
Detroiters Flock To
Cleveland To Attend
Big Insurance Meet

A group OF prominent local In
surance executives and represen-
fatives left wednesday for Cleve-
land. Ohio. to attend the three-day
session OF the National Insurance
association In convention in that
city. Among the Detroiters in at
tendance are: A. N. Lake. OF SUI
preme Liberty Life Insurance CON-
pany: President Charles Mahoney.
General Manager l.. c. Blount,
Treasurer NJ. l.. walker, DR.. Rob-
ert Greenidge. medical advisor;
Julian Holder and Albert Kinney.
OF Great Lakes Mutual Insurance
company. A. B. Seals. OF Great
lakes. also attended, having won
the trip on account Of his fine re-
cord OF production as an agent.
Mr.. Blount Is first vice president
OF the National Insurance associa-
ton. and as the organization
changes presidents each year. II is
predicted that Mr.. Blount will be
elected president at the Cleveland
meeting.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-06-18
Finley Wilson Heads Elk Invasion
OF Detroit For Tbree-Day Confab

Delegates from every larso city
in Michigan began pouring into
Detroit Friday Tor The three-dsy
convention Of tho Michigan state
Association Of Elks which con-
venes here June IS. and continues
through June 20.
!. Finley Wilson grand exalted
ruler Of the Improved Benevolent
and Protective order 81 Flks 81 the
world arrived in the city Satrr-
d.y. Nj Wilson VIII he one Of the
,pcakess az Ehenezer A,M.E church
sunday afternoon When the annual
sermon Is delivered
4 parade starting 80 Brush
street and Adams avenue Will pre-
coae the sermon the paraders
marching To Brush street ard Cam
iicla avenue before entering the
c'rrch.
Gratorical contest sunday
The Heart Of Detroit lodge and
t1e Florence Ames temple viii be
CONTINUED on Daec 10