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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-05
Oddhozo : Budopesten
Legyen mint regen VOLT Megkexd6dk hvatalos het
Neptelen Katona sirjanal. A washington
Szobor el6tt Kossuth apank srjan&I

K0zben egy este baro Pere-
nyi- zsignaond vendegei vol
tunk az Allatkert vendegl6je-
ben, amelynek tulaidonosa
Gundel ur, a new york; vilag
kiallitas magyar vendegl6se
lesz. OFT mu1attunk el6sz0r
kitiin6 cigany mellett.
Milyen mAskeppen harg-
xix a magyar nota odahaza!
vasarnap delel6tt, megint
Itemplom utan felkeszultiink
az els6 hiyatalos aktusokra.
La miisoron volt, a H6sok Te-
rem a Nevtelen Katona sirja-
max megkoszoruzasa, a Wash
ington-szobor el6tti iinnepseg
es a kulfoldi magyarok hodo-
sasa Kossuth apank hamvai-
nal.
| A Nevtelen Katona sirja az
Andrassy ut vegen a Varos-
liget bejaratants van (ott
volt felallitva az Eucharist
tilyls kongresszus .oltara es
az eredeti bejaro a millenaris
hallitasra kesziilt 1896-ban
amikor masodik gimnazista
/ voltaul),
! Egyszerii k6lap alatt nyug-
SILK a haboruban elesett ma
1gyar h6sSk megszeme1yesito-
je. Felvonult egy front-har-
cos diszszazad (mint az Anne
rican Legion itt) a rendor
zenekarral. A1va1anyhajas
magyar cserkeszek tartottak
/ fent a rendet. Meghatoan
!. egyszerii voltsaz egesz.:r~ -
A kiilfoldi .magyarok KEEP
viseloi szepen. sorjaban jarul-
tax a sirhoz, Letettek a ko-
szorukat. R6viden k5nnyesen
szoltak. Meghajoltak a zAsz-
lok, kozttik a mi amerikai
zaszloink is. Felhangzott a
magyar ina, a Hinnnusz. Els
mar mentiink tovabb.
A banda Wig magyar in
duloba kezdett. A kozonseg
felsorakozott utana es vagy
500-an atvonultunk a kozvet-
len szomszedba, ahol a Varos-
ligeti to partjan sep zold fax
kozul Washington Gyorgy
nez at a wien Vajda Hunnyad
Ivarara.
Nekem jutott a ktiintetes,
hogy az amerikai magyarok
neveben szoljak a szoborban
megtestesiilt szabadsag es de-
mokratikus eszmekhez. K0te-
lessegemet teljesitettem. En-
tettem le az amerikai ma
/ gyarsagt kod1orujat WASH
ington Gyorgy fogadott ha-
zank els6 polgaranak labai-
hoz. Rovid voltam "a besze-
det mar kozolttik). Nehany
angol mondat utan magyarul
fejeztem be szavaimat. Utana
felhangzott a MY country,
amelyet mi arnerikaiak meg
hatottan enekelttink Is ter
meszetesen a magyar Him
nllsze.l nllssszzae.ll "a zzar rtifiik tfik be az Time
pelyt. A Reformatus Egyesii-
let itt is, helyezett el koszo-
rut, anelyet Molnar IstvanI
tett a szobor talpazatara.
Mar yartak a f6varos ke-
nyelmes es tAgas auto buszjai1
Is hosszu menetben mentiink
a Kerepesi-uti temet6be, Kos
suth LajoS nauzoleumah ahoz.
OFT is ellaangzottak a kill
foldi nlagyarok meghatott
szavai. OFT is elellekeltiik a
Himnuszt IS a Kossuth-n6t n6tat.
sAztan q sirbolt hornAlyos ter
meben elVonulturk a szabad-
sag bajnokanak sirja el6tt.
A temet6b6l siettiiIlk haza:
- 80 s SSSf tSsT sk a5sz X
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-05

Gyujtes: $77.80
A gyujtest vezette Ft. Kova-
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-01-05

Uj 20 1adpjdn este Budapes-
5et hdlIgattulc a rddi6n, nnae-
llyet kdrdcsonyi djdndekul pet
tiink mdgu1,kndk csdk Gsert,
N0gy a magyar rddi6t hall
hdssuk. A nsgi rddi6 is jo voIt,4
de nem volt felsserelDe a r0vid
huIldnsu Ieaddsok feluetelere..
Kurdcsony 6ta fijJeltii1lk
~ pesti hangokra. Egg este
sem kuptuk olyan ssepen es
tisstdn, mint vasdraap, nj ev
sldpjdnak estejen. +
A legjobb1n hallottuk an
max az urnak a hangjdt, aki
snS egg 6rds lendds Dege fele
besselt ldu0s0lue pSusseript
a1aerikai nsagyaroh0t, akik
MtdE a budapest rddi6aak,
Ddgy akiknek hasulrol iisen-
TEX.
Mem tudjuk ki uolt es a be-
monde, de anayi bistos, hogy
hdngja solctal tisstdbb es ert-
het6bb volt, mint nse a h0lgye,
nci a bejelenteseket mondotto
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
Clinton Chapel AME
Zion Church

The Rev. +. NJ. Williams. pss,o.
OF Clinton Chapel AME Zior chari|
continued his subjeci ~ Sept ID
Mouth Contact text. "phil1p|
opened his mouth ann preached
Jesus at the morning service SUI
day Sept. "a
The lesson Of tho Sunday school.
presided over by Sup' J r. John'
sor. was discussed with Interest
The Rev. f. W. Harris WAS gu'g
spe; ker at the , pm service IN.
delivered sermon full Of thought
and inspiration. The Rev. Mr. lla'.
ris was accompanied by The Re-.
Mr.. Anderson and tho Rcv NJ
Taylor and Mrs, GIVE o. LaiI'
Rock. Ark
The wee society convened Il
$50 pm. the president " Wls'a
presiding.
The Rev. - Baldwin preached It
the evening worship using ihc 'lN
ject, God our Rock Tai
brought TO close grca, day
Mrs. +. NJ. Williams s onjo9lri
a visit Of her daughter Mrs Mar
guerite Robinson. who 3 en- rol'
to New York City from 2 yacaiioi
in Los Angeles. Calf Mrs Robin
sor also visited relatives IL Cha.
go and Detroit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard JORDAN
were callers at the parsonage TINS
wock
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
Providence Baptist

The speaker at Providence Barl
fist church, 1889 Benton sirt't
Sunday morning. Sept q was !"
Rev. Father Smith aof Eisht'Nf
road. He spoke from tho text Mos.
22:7. subject, God will provide
The Rev. Mr.. Smith is a powerful
speaker and Is always welcome
Providence.
The Sunday school session v"
held at the usual hour and ""
we'll attended.
At the 2 pm. service the Rev.
Mr.. Tate OF the Little Rock BapuH
church spoke on the subject n
call OF humanity" II was on y
Illustrative ard helpful message. im
Rev. Mr.. Tate was accompanied F"
his splendid choir
The evening message was dew
cred by the Rev. J. l.. Lewis. pas'.',,
Many helpful points were orous.'
out in his message on Hans W,
your sign" Two members unl...
to the church. Visitors were w.
and Mrs. warsaw OF Clevelan'
Ohio. ..
Services are being held nigDw
this week. You are welcome 70 ."
tend.
Ora Clark is reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
bound toward you" He said,

abound toward you" lie said.
MAN could not endure uno, .,
earty. unless undeservedlv 81
grace OF God was upor hi, ~.
The conflict of man with b,m's,..
with his neighbor. OF nation rs.s
nation. would destroy man IN, ~,
Is able to make all grace shosss
toward man, as he struggle, =.
ward peace. brotherhood and ~,
walton" ar
Describing what is NEAR, IL
Gods peace, the Rey Mr. ~.
called II the undcserved favor -,
special consideration. tAe ,.l,'
ance. sympathy. understanding ,,,|
helpfulness that enabled man II
overcome. Concerning this ,r,,.
the speaker declared
we do not deserve II m, ii
recognizing II and using y us III
enabled TO reach a higher stat. II
Christian conduct and nsefuln.,,
The banks have DAYS q, vr,,.
when the time has expired for cd
TO perform certain financial eAt|
cations with these institutions MI
is weak and prone IN sir He rsss,|
Gods special grace ~ aid him II
his fight for salvation Man Il
never safe or secure. vithou, Ca,
grace. Man Is q hoasilul ero.i,
'tical being. He likes 10 boast ON,
own power and glory. He il sey.
conceited. greedy and vain An,
sets his heart upon tho thing, NJ
this world and loses sisht o. ,s,|
grace ~ God, In his seeking n e.
cure the things Of the Garth Va,
needs to be saved from himself
In concluding his sermon. h,|
Rev. Mr.. Flack said
The character ~ man b
strengthened through sarerl,,
Some OF the worlds finest mus,
was written by mon who could M
hear II Some OF our best Thoughts
in literature we're pcrrcd BY na|
and women who could MOI &c then
in print ! believe that God has
some special destiny Tor this race
of mine. This suffering which W
are compelled 10 endure Is equip.
ping us for = purpose inr vhiA
God Is preparing u.s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
New Zion Baptist

Following the usual morning de-
votionals at New Zion Baptist
church, 9l9 Alfred street, the pas
tor, the Rev. +. c. Mercer preached
from the text Dan. 5:27. Weighed
In the balance and found wanting.
Al 2 pm. the Women's Mission
AIRY union met at New Zior. cele-
brating its first anniversary. The
sermon was delivered BY the Rev.
Mr.. Wright who discussed Phil.
L. 20 subject. THE burden and
glory OF the cross II was a
heartfelt message and received
earnestly by the hearers.
Some OF those taking part on the
program were: Mrs. curtis. who
gave the words OF welcome: re-
Spouse. Mrs. ST. Clare: reading.
Mrs. Blount. talk. Mrs. Simon. The
annual report was given by the
president, Mrs. u. Hooks. 4 solo
was rendered by Mrs. Robinson.
a token of appreciation was given
10 tho president by Mrs. Wilson.
The Rev. Mr. wilkins preached al
The evening worship from job
2S;3. subject. Longing for God"
Visiting ministers were the Rev.
Mr.. Carter the Rev. Mr.. Bell. the
Rev. Mr. Sullivan. the Rev. Mr..
Nash and the Rev Mr. Cannon.
a hand OF welcome is extended 10
all al New Zion.
Ida Williams is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
St. John To
Have Rally Day
Pastor Tells Of
Ruth's Wise Choice

The Rev Henry Porters sermon
SUNDAY was based or the story told
in the Book OF Ruth. He talked at
length on lessons 10 be learned
from Ruih's wise choice, saying:
First. She chose 10 be among Gods
people. followed by an entire sur
render Her choice was followed by
great reward, for she became the
Wife OF good man. Boar. and be-
came AZ ancestor OF David and
Jesus"
A. s r. m. The Young peoples
society and the Missionary society
met AT the church.
The Rev. Mr.. Porter preached
again at y. m. at the Christian
church. McGraw and Thir,ieth
street, for the pastor, the Rev. Mr.
Jordan. who is ill.,
The Usher hoard OF 81 John
Presbyterian church met Monday
night at the church. The session
held their regular meeting or Tues
day night
Sunday AZ L. s. p. NJ. rally day
for the Sunday School will be fea-
tured. Tho annual promotion OF
students viii also take place at
that time.
Mrs. Mcco Of Macomb street. is
on the sick list.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
Metropolitan Baptist

A very large crowd was presen,
at the Metropolitan Baptist church
5434 Hastings street Sunday. Sept.
"A to witness the beginning OF a ten
day revival conducted by the Rev.
Luke Beard, pastor OF the First
Baptist church. Meridian, Miss.
The Rev MFR. Beard delivered
forcefud sermon from the subject
And he saw a man. text. Matt.
SIS. HE said in part: COD is an all
seeing God and looks al the heart
ard not al the outward appearance.
Many a time those whom mar
casts on, are the ones whom God
wants 10 do his will" Several
members were added to the church
There was an unusual procedure
of tho regular Sunday school ses-
sion. After the usual study Of the
lesson by the various classes.
there was general assembly In
the main auditorium OF the church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
Gospel Choral Union
BY Bobble Blackman

After three weeks out az The
city. Pres Hutchins and The rroup
that accompanied her were given q
warm welcome on their return TO
Detroit last week. Even though
the presidents birthday came while
she was away. the union didn't for-
gct her and presented her nice
purse upon her return II Was
quito a surprise 10 her as She had
already received several lovely
birthday cards and kilograms while
away. Mrs Huichins grscion,iy
thanks the union members FOR
their expressions Of thoughiul-
moss.
Miss Ruth Jean Hutchiny
daughter OF Mrs Hulchns. lcft
Saturday night for Spellman col.
lese. Atlanta. Ca. whore she viii
resume bor studies She hopes 10
complete her college course This
term. Ruth was also remembered
by the union for serving so ably as
pianist during the absence 81 The
regular pianist
Now Salem Baptist choir recent
~ Joined the union. New singing
groups arc always welcome. Rc-
cent visitors OF the union were
Mr.. and Mrs John Dozier Of New
Haven Mr.. Dozier sang his IA
voriie number, Singing in Ny
Soul"
The Gospel Trumpeieers render
cd full days service for God sun
day. Sept q. closing The day AT
New Salem.
Pres. Hutchins Is asking that all
friends OF The Royal Circle of
Friends will mako ready 10 greet
ihc supreme president Oct. IS when
he will make an official visit TO
Detroit.
Sunday service Al Salem Baptist
church last Sunday was very spir-
itual The pastor. the Rev. Mr..
Walker, preached from the subject.
The path OF the just The choir
sang sweetly.
New Salem is now having an
educational program each fourth
Sunday. the first program being
held Sunday, Sept "a sponsored by
Mrs. Hutchins. who has charge OF
the ysung people OF the church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
Ebenezer AME Choir
Sings AtSt. JohnAME

St John e. ME church will ccle-
bratc Victory Day" the day which
marks The attainment Of worth
while goal; The modcrnization of
the outside Of Greater ST. John.
Sunday, oct s. The sponsors will
be assisted by the Booker r Wash
ingtor Trade association, Carlton
W. Gaines, president.
Instead OF an cid. unimpressivc
weather-beaten church, the Rev.
Mr.. McClain and his congregation
have now modern, attractive
church. giving dignity and distinct
iyenesS To the ST. Aubin. Maple
corner. Tho Victory DAY. cele-
bration IS being looked forward 10
with keen interest and the public
Is inviis 10 attend
The Sunday school will celebrate
its second annual homecoming
dry sunday. Oct %. All former
members arc especially invited to
attend and enjoy a reunion with
old friends
The pastor. the Rev. J. II. Nc
CLAIM. selected for his text last
Sunday morning Acts SEQ. subject.
The Proclamation and Power OF
the Gospel" The speaker was at
his best and delivered message
that Will long be remembered. Mu-
sic was furnished by Ebcnczer AME
Senior choir. There were FIVE adj
ditions 10 the church
Mrs. Thomas Of Oklahoma civ.
and the wife OF one OF the Is CME
presiding elders. was a visitor and
made a short. interesting talk.
A Musical program was present.
ed at 4 pm. by the Senior choir.
The pastor spoke at the evening
service frnm the subject Faith"
text. Psalm %.
Remember Oct. 6. the date OF the
recital to be presented by Mrs. Yo-
lande Maddox.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
BY Atty. Alfred Casey

Speaking from the text. God shall
make His grace 10 abound toward
YOU" the Rev. p. r. Flack pictured
mans struggle upward from sir.
barbarism and damnation. toward
understanding, peace and saliva
ton, in his Sunday morning SER
NOR delivered to a large congre-
gation.
The Rev. Mr.. Flack began serving
st. Paul's congregation in this city
long before they moved into their
present edifcc at the corner Of
Beaubien and +. Palmer streets.
just before tho great depression ir
1929. During the long period OF
unemployment which has since pre-
vailed. however. the congregation
OF st. Paul has remained steadfast
and under the Rev. Mr.. Flack's
leadership has moved steadily for
ward. This popular minister has al
ways radiated faith and Christian
optimism.
The members Of ST. Paul likewise
make every visitor feel that he or
she Is In a Christian atmosphere.
when al 81. Paul AME Zion church.
The church has recently been new
~ decorated and the beauty and
cleanliness OF the interior impress
orc AT once.
The ushers az ST. Paul arc wom-
en-. who wear neat navy blue uni
form. with large white collar.
cuffs and white gloves.
The choir members wear white
SUPPLIES. The old expression
I" c p. t." or colored peoples
time. Is a forgotten phrase in our
leading churches. I have not vet
attended church here. which did
not promptly begin rs service al
The appointed time. II YOU arc Wis
ting one OF our churches and wish
to see the choir march In. he there
= few minutes before the appointed
time, rain or shine.
Mr. Perkins. who was attending
81. Paul church Sunday morning
was called up front 60 say a few
words and 70 Join as member OF
this church.
The pastor. the Rev. Mr.. Flack.
took his text from II Cor as.
and God Is able 10 make all grace
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
Church Of God

Al $50 q m. the Sunday School
opened At the Church Of God. in
charge OF the superintendent. sam
uel Randcls.
The assistant pastor. Eldcr d.
= Parham read the announcements
after which tho pastor Elder. +.
D. McGhee preached an excellent
sermon His text was Matt. 24.44
One member was added 10 the
church.
The II. Y. P. T. began al GAS al
which time the Young people rem
dered splendid program. The
night service was held at $40 when
Elder McGhee preached a power
ful sermon from | Kings 1921.
Nightly services are being held
this week at the Church OF God on
Gratiot street al Jos Campau.
Revival service will begin oct. !
and will he held each night during
the month EXCEPT Saturday eve
nings.
Mrs jamie Hair is church repor-
fer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
Men S Day
Program To Be
Held Sunday
Grigsby To Be
Principal
Speaker

Pastor H. NJ. kaigler spoke 10 a
packed house last Sunday from
John 3lG. subject. Gods all in
elusive gift It. was master
piece. He said in the course OF his
discourse: Gods gift OF his Son
includes so much that ! want TO
toll my hearers about II. II Is the
source OF all good news. John
3:16 is the gospel In a nut shell.
il shows SO much OF the wisdom of
God and has so much nearing that
IL has kept men writing volumes
and volumes Of books trying 10 ex-
plain H. II Is so profound that no
philosopher can define It's depths.
IT Is music without rhythm. II Is
song without note" Five were
added TO the church.
The Church OF Our Father regrets
the loss OF Mother Mile Green,
who was laid 10 rest Wednesday.
Sept. q at pm. Deepest sympa-
Thy is extended the beresved fam
lily
A Mems Day program will be
held Sunday. Oct At 2 pm. un-
der auspices Of The Brotherhood OF
the church. The principal speaker
will be Snow F. Grigsby. chairman
Of the Civic Rights committee. ID.
l.. Bell, president, requests all men
OF the church to be present. Ia
dies will be special guests.
All candidates for baptism are
asked TO be prepared Sunday eve
ming, Oct. at 1880 o'clock
The church congratulates Miss
Rozzetta Phillips and George Scar
cy who were recently Joined In holy
matrimony.
Nellie +. Shumate Is church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
Warren Ave. Baptist

The Warren Avenue Baptist
church and Senior choir deeply re-
gret the recent passing OF Mrs Cor
nelia Mclaughlin. who was faith
ful member Of the choir.
Sunday School started at $50 a.
m. with many children and adults
attending. At the morEing service
the Senior choir of New Bethel
Baptist church served, as a token
Of sympathy TO the Warren Bap-
tt choir in recent bereavement.
The Rev. Mr. Matthews preach
ed from The text Mine eyes have
seen the king" Isaiah 6:5. Miss
Eiha Hollis and several Others were
visitors.
The different auxiliaries OF the
church are still striving to raise
money 70 enlarge the church. The
drive between the groups repre-
senting the reds and blues. ended
Sunday. Sept. % at pm There
was nice audience.
Anna Hollis Is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30

October Set Aside By Catholic
Church As Month Of Holy Rosary

The month Of Otober has been
set aside by the Catholic Church
as the month OF the Holy Rosary"
In reciting the prayers OF the
Rosary, catholics mediate on the
principal events in the life OF Our
Lord and His Blessed Mother. They
journey in spiri, to the days when
Christ walked upon this earth In
company with His Mother and tho
Apostles ard recall the joys. the
sorrows and the glorics OF Christ.
The Rosary is divided into fifteen
decades. representing fifteen mys-
teries Of the life OF Christ and His
Mother. Each decade is made up
OF ono large head and ten small
beads Upon Inc large bead is recit.
cd the Lords Prayer and on each
OF tho small heads the Hail Mary +
rccited and a. Inc end OF each de-
cadc the DoXoloe, Is said While
rcciting these prayers one mystery
Is contemplated
Tho origin q the Rosary Is trac-
cd 20 81 Dominic IN the Thirteenth
Century when Our Blessed Mother
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
King Solomon
Usher Board Gets
Banner AT Meet
Visiting Pastor
breaches Sermon
Sunday Morning

A lively Sunday School discus
sion was held At King Solomon
Baptist church sunday. Sept % at
e 30 2 m Sup Scott presided. The
lesson was reviewed hy the Rev.
Sir Ramsey OF indianapolis. Ind.
who was DE speaker az The morn
Ing
Al II a N tho Rev Mr. Ramsey
wac Introduced by the assistant
pastor the Rev J.. Thrashcr The
Sp'akcr preached from Isaiah So.
uhiect Jesus. The man OF sor-
TOW Visitors were Or Moore.
formerly % Georgia and tho Rev.
: g. Wright Both made timely re-
mafks
Az y m the Rey Mr. Owen and
lbs congregation worshippcd at
King solomon
The Roy Mr. Thrashcr also
poke ~ tho evening service John
iif Was The text from which ne
discussed subject. "Jesus The way. "
M'er tho message Mrs. NJ Robin
son sang spiritual Just Keep
Sliil She was accompanied by
Ar Hrown al The piano.
King solomon Usher board re-
ccived the financial banner al thc
Usher Board union meeting Sunday
afternoon
The LORDS supper and baptism
viii be observed next Sunday nj
8 m
Mrs Hattie Grown. president of
Inc Mothers board viii serve on
the jury beginning Monday Oct .
10 the 3isf
I Miss opholia Dorsey Is church
reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30
Tabernacle Baptist Plans Debate
On PraCtiCa|ity Of Christianity

A public discussion OF the sub
jcci Is hristianiiy Practical for
Modern YOUTH will be held at
tho Tabernacle Baptist church,
6i13 Boechwood street al Milford
Sunday. Oct l al $3.50 p. N. as part
OF the nineteenth anniversary cele-
bration Of the church. In the dis
cussion. emphasis will be put on the
effect present-day home training
school life. church activities and
environment have upor molding
the character OF young individuals
All young people OF the city are
invited to participate in this discus
ison which ii'is hoped will prove
OF great benefit as we'll as interest
10 all who attend.
a program consisting OF some OF
Detroit's hest young talent has
been prepared The participants
are Miss Maedalenet White. ore OF
the city's foremost young colora-
tlra sopranos; Pro Musica Drama
iiquo society, popular A. Capella
singing group: Herman Hudson,
who won first prize in tho Univcr-
siy OF Michigans District High
School Forensic oratorical contest.
and the Century OF Progress ora
torical contest, William Bland,
talented young violinist: Harold
and Clarence. two entertaining
Youngsters; and Tabcrnacle's two
fine group OF young singers. Choir
80. . and tho Junior choir. direct
cd by Messrs. Speighis and Pitt
man spcctiyely.
Emory Davis OF EbeEezer ANlE
church Will act as master Of cerc-
monies
Tho nill1lic h cnrdlallr ln,trd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30

appeared 10 him and asked that
this devotion be spread In order 10
countcract the evils OF the heresies
ot that time Since then the Rosary
has been one OF tho main prayers
and dcvotions OF the church. The
prayers are taken from the Bible
tho Lords prayer taught by Christ
and the Angelic Salvation Spoken
u, tho Angel Gabriel to the Bless
cd Mother. the greeting OF st.
Elizabeth and the petition OF the
church
Catholic people will daily recite
portion OF the Rosary during this
month not only for their own Feeds
but also that this country will be
spared tho horrors OF war and that
true and lasting peace will come
10 thc nations abroad who arc now
engaged IN a fratricidal war In
many OF the churches the Rosary
viii Ne rcci'cd publicly on certain
evenings In MANY Catholic fami-
lic- tho Rosary Will he recited each
evening In the family circle.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-09-30

where DR.. williams addressed the
group. After the address those who
were eligible received certificates
and were promoted to higher de-
partmeEts. These students were
commended by Pastor williams and
Supt. l.. +. Darden.
The public is invited 10 attend
the revival meetings each evening
this week.