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Evening star., 1939-07-15
New York Produce

NEW YORK. July IS .,P;-Butter. sos
SO3: quiet Creamery, hieher than extra,
23a. -24a: extra (92 score). 23h; nrsts.
fsS-9D. 21h-23; seconds ts4-sO. 1914
Cheese 1900; quiet Prices un-
Esss. a2O33; quiet Mixed ooIors:
fancy to extra fancy. 1slz-22h: stand
mediums, l5l.; dirties, No. 1. 15h; aver
age checks. 14h.
Whites: Resale of premium marks,
o6h-29 Nearby and Midwestern. per-
MUM marks 23Ia-26: exchange specials.
80: exchange, standards. .ola-a1. Resale
Nearby and Midvestern. exchange me-
diums. 30. Pacific Coast. Jumbo and pre-
miums. 2aIa-3O: specials. 2g-2ah: stand
ards. 27-27Is: mediums. 25-25ta.
Browns: Nearby, extra fancy 22m-29.
Nearby and Midwestern. exchange specials.
%: exchange standards. 20. Nearby, me-
diums. 20
Duck eggs: Nearby. 1918.
Dressed poultry irregular. Fresh: Boxes.
chickens. broilers 1899; fryers, 16-22;
roasters, 1924 Frozen: Boxes turkeys.
Northwestern fancy young toms 27-27R.
Other fresh and frozen prices unchansed.
Live poultry. by freight and express,
weak; no sales.
Evening star., 1939-07-15
Atlantic Lond Bank
Receives Low Rate
Ry the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, July 15.-The At
lantic Joint Stock Land Bank OF
Raleigh, N c., has awarded new
issue of $937 900 of refunding ponds
"at one of the lowest interest rates
ever paid by joint stock land
bank" its president, Irving F. Hall,
has announced.
The award was made to Kircho-
fer & Arnold of Raleigh and New
York on the basis of 100000 of
bonds maturing in 1910 bearing in
terest at one-half of l per cent;
100000 due in 1941 at Is per cent;
$150,0O0 due in 1912 at Is per cent,
and $387,00 due in 1914 at 134 per
cent.
AS result of the sale of the issue,
the bank has called for redemption
August l, at 100 and interest, all its
3 per cent bonds now outstanding.
Evening star., 1939-07-15
A. I. & Reports Net
Of S40,303,784 in
June Quarter
TotoI Compares With
$37,067, ,996 Shown
For 1888 Period
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated PresS.
NEW YORK, July 15.-American
Telephone Il Telegraph Co. today
reported net income for the June
quarter Of $40.303, ,784, or e2.16 a
share on capital stock, compared
with $37 067 ,996. or t1.e8 q share,
in the like 1898 period.
The Bell System consolidated
earnings report, made public simul-
taneously, showed total net income
for the three months ended May
81 Of SO. .404, ,197, equal in the amount
applicable to American Telephone
stock to $252 a share, compared
with total net income In the like
1888 period of $40,s74, ,O38, or s2O6
a share Of American Telephone
stock. 81
American Telephones net income
for the IL months ended June 30
was $l56, ,709, 1853, or $3.50 a share,
compared with S168,260,578, or 50
share, in the IL months ended
June 30, 1898.
Total net income in the Bell sys-
tenn consolidated report for the IL
months ended May 81 with sl76,-
623 SOS, or $3.50 a share Of Ameri-
can Telephone stock, compared
with S171, ,454,178, or 1855 an Ameri-
can Telephone share, in the IL
months ended May 81, 1898.
Walter S. Clifford, president Of
American Telephone, reported the
average number of Bell System
telephones in service during the
first six months of this year was
IS per cent greater than in the
corresponding period last year, and
that the number of toll and long
distance conversations in the same
period was per cent greater than
in the comparable 1888 period.
The net gain in stations in the
six months totaled about 370,OOO
against gain of $4,000 in the
first half of 1888. For the second
quarter the increase was $4,000.
compared with $4,000 in the same
period last year.
Evening star., 1939-07-15
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO. July Is tP.-tUnited States
Department Of Agriculture D--Pota toes.
shipments, 374; new stock. Missouri and
Kansas Cobblers. early demand very slow:
late demand good: slightly weaker: Western
fornia Ions white demand fair for stock in
best condition: steady for fair condition
stock and showing slight decay demand
per hundredweight; Missouri Cobblers, U.
s. No ] i;l5-20: mostly 40: $500 per
Kansas Cobhlers. $500 per cent u s No.
/ 30 ,0@i2, mostly 30: Idaho Bliss
Triumphs generally fair condition showing
20; U. s. No. >, .25-40: California long
white y S. No. !, under ice, 210: under
ventilation, la5-2.00; U. S. commercials,
unGer ice, 1S5
Butter. l,5lo,726; eggs, 1912: no
prices available; market closed
Evening star., 1939-07-15
Foreign Exchange

BOSTON. July Is tP-Dealinss in for
eign exchange were dull today in the early
trading. with London controlling the mar
ket. Bankers reported there were no signifi-
cant changes due to the usual Saturday,
lull
Late morning rates follow:
Great Britain in dollars. others in cents
Great Britain. 6s 7-32: 60-day bills.
461is Canada Montreal in Boston. 30 50
canada. Boston in Montreal 1oOl1: Bel
gum, 1921. Denmark. 30.9l. Finland
nolz: France 2.65; Germany 4Ul3;
neneyoleri. 1925; travel - 40, Greece.
so hune ary; 10: Italy 5.26l. Neither
Portusal "6i2: Rumania. ~: Sweden,
X; swltzerland. 255; Argentina 1of-
nciai,' 90; Argentina freeI. 81 is:
bIa1iI 'ofnclal', 5.15: Brazil freeb < 10.
MeSico 30: Japan 21a2 Shsughst, /,
~ ~: YuR Roslavis, ".2si2 Rates in SPOT
Gables unless otherwise indicated
Evening star., 1939-07-15
Competition Is Urged
In Bell Issue Bids
Hy the Associated Press.


FRANKFORT, KY, July 15.-Jo-
seph w. Schneider, director Of the
State Division of Securities, said
yesterday he had forwarded to the
Securities and Exchange Commits
sion the protest of several Kentucky
bond dealers against the prcclusion
of competitive bidding on a South
ern Bell Telephone e. Telegraph Co.
bond issue.
1T seems that the principal un-
derwriter. Morgan Stanley e. Co. of
New York, through its dominance
in the affairs of the American Tele-
phone & Telegraph Co. (parent of
Southern BelD, is writing its own
ticket in connection with this reg
istration Of ISSUE" Schneider wrote
Jerome Frank, S. E. c. chairman.
Evening star., 1939-07-15
Mothers Day Gift

SEATTLE (P.-Earl Lawrence, II,
had his picture taken to give to his
mother on Mothers Day.
Mrs. Lawrence got the picture, but
not from Earl. Her husband gave
1t to her a few hours after the boy
was killed In IN automobile &C.
cidenk f..
Evening star., 1939-07-15
Boby Bond Sales Up

The Treasury reports sales OF
United States savings 'baby) bonds
In the first u days OF July totaled
S34,031,6 ,671, compared with Sl7.422.-
1854 in the similar period last year.
Evening star., 1939-07-15
Chicago Cash Market,

Cash wheat, No. 2 red. 69k-s4; No 2
yellow, hard 67s4-5s14: No. 3. 66laA;
tough 65s4 No. mixed 6s; No. 3. 66i2;
oats. No. 2 gray 30: sample mixed. 251a;
No. , white 29-29l5; No B., 7A-2Sl2:
No. 4. 2612-2s; sample, 26-26h:- rye. No.
,, 46la: soy beans. No. 2 yellsw. IS: barley
feed 3545 nominal; mailing. 4S-57 nomi-
nal.
Evening star., 1939-07-15

r In bankruptcy or receivership or being
reorEanized under Bankruptcy Act or
securities assumed BY such companies.
Rates OF dividends in the FOREGOING table
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or semi-annual declaration Un-
less otherwise noted. special or extra divi-
dends are not included
xd Ex dividend xr Ex rights Also
extra or extras Paid last year fPay-
able in stock e Declared or paid so far
this year h Cash or stock ( Accumu-
lated dividend paid or declared this year
ur Under rule WV With warrants Iw
Without warrants war Warrants
Evening star., 1939-07-15
MetuI Market

NEW YORK, July Is R.-Coppe,
steady; electrolytic, spot, 1925; export
I0.35. Other metals nominally unchansed
Evening star., 1939-07-15

. Quotations furnished by Investment
they do not necessarily reflect actual trans.
actions or firm bids or offers but should in.
oieate approximate prices and. unless 9th
eIWlse INDICATED. are as quoted BY the
sponsors or issuers
Not quoted BY sponsors or issuers.
Evening star., 1939-07-15

Total liabilities S2O4,253 6s
l. RUSSELL L. DALE, treasurer of the
above-named credit union. do solemnly
swear that the foregoing statement is true
TO the best of my knowledge and belief.
RUSSELL L. DALE
Treasurer.
Correct-Attest:
LESLIE M BROOKS,
j. B. HORSTKAMP,
JOSEPH E. FISK,
Directors.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
18th day Of July. 1899
(SeaD VINCENT J. MASTROVITO,
Notary Public
Evening star., 1939-07-15
Chicago Stock Market

CHICAGO July Is 0Pp.-Foilovins Is
the complete list of transactions on the
Chicago Stock Exchange today:
Evening star., 1939-07-15
Baltimore Stocks
Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. July La

BALTIMORE. July Is
Sales. STOCKS. High. Low Close
175 Baltimore Transit .26 80 .26
800 Bal Transit pf 1.35 1.35 135
20 Con Pow pfd 12O 100 120
21 Hous Oil pf vtc 2lh 21h 21is
500 Nor Amer Oil 1.45 1.45 Las
396 New Amster Cas- 1874 1884 137s
80 u 8 Fidel a. Guar 21L2 21h 21iz
Evening star., 1939-07-15
Investing Companies

NEW YORK. July Is LPl-Investment
Bankers COnference Inc:
Evening star., 1939-07-15
N. Y. Curb Market
tksssern DayiisAs savins rineJ

StOck and 8oles-
Dividend Rate. Add 90. High. Low. Close.
Afnaunrfh cH
Evening star., 1939-07-15
New York Bonk Stocks

NEW YORK. July IS P-Investment
Evening star., 1939-07-15
Federal lund Bunks

NEW YORK. July is ln.-Federal Land
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
Peoples Baptist

O chlllIs was in charge OF the
Sunday school last Sunday. There
was a large attendance.
The pastor. the Rev. O. G. Thorn
as. preached from the subject. Pre-
pare to meet thy God" text Amos
4;12. The Senior choir and the
Gospel chorus sang beautifully.
The willing Workers club gave
a musical tea Sunday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. williams. 2155
Mullett street. Mrs. Watson and
daughter were among the guests
on program. Many lovely readings
and solos were enjoyed.
The Junior Usher hoard sponsor
ed rainbow wedding at Peoples
church June 90. The Angel choir
will give an entertainment June %.
A barbecue dinner will be given
al the home OF Deacon Stroud.
20l2 Chene street. Saturday. June
p sponsored by the willing Work
ers.
The Missionary society will spon-
sor birthday rally Sunday. June
rs at which time the Rev. ]. Bryant
will preach.
Members are asked 10 remem
> rll the sick.
Mrs. Minnie williams IL church
reporter,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
Christian Science

christian Science will be tho
subject Of the lesson-sermon In all
Christian Science church
throughout the world on Sunday.
June 20.
The golden text Isaiah 1919
is Sing. O heavens: and he 10y
ful o earth; and break forth into
singing, o mountains: for the Lord
hath comforted his people. and will
have mercy upon his afflicted"
Among The Bible citations is this
passage (John 14:12): Verify. YER
lily, say unto. you. He that beliey-
eth on me, the works that do
shall he do also: and greater
works than these shall he do: he
cause 20 unto my Fathers"
Correlative passages 10 be read
from the Christian Science tex,-
hook. Science and Health with
Key 10 the Scriptures by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the followine
%. 1917: Through Christian Sci
ence. religion and medicine are in
spired with a diviner nature and
essence; fresh pinions are given 10
faith and understanding. and
thoughts acquaint themselves in
telligently with God
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
Mt. Vernon Baptist

The pastor. the Rev ]. s. Scott
preached last SUNDAY morning
from the text Matt. 26: 20. And he
went little farther" n was a
great message and enjoyed nv all
present. The pastor said We. as
Christians should never he salts.
fed with one achievement over sin
but should keep trying to go Just 4
little farther.
Music was rendered by The Pas
tors chorus. with Mrs. Johnson
wife OF Tho director. soloist. she
sang one OF her husbands own com.
positions. Mr.. Johnson is moi only
an accomplished musician. but h a
gosnel minister.
The great drama. THE slave
Maid OF Israel" will be presented
at the YWCA June q.
There were many visitors AZ NJ,
Vernon Sunday. Many OF Nj YER
mons members are on the sick LIST
Tor which prayers were offered
NJ. Green is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
Fathers Day
Should Be Held
Every Day
Rev. Porter
Urges Right
Living

In keeping with the spirit OF Fa-
theirs Day, the Rev. Henry Porter
preached a splendid sermon on
Ephes. SO. Honor thy father and
thy mother in his sermon at the
morning services at st. John Pres
byterian church. Madison and Du-
bois. Sunday. The speaker said:
This Is the first commandment
with a promise. for the next verse
ends, that thou mayst live long
upon the earth. We don't live long
nowadays. because we don't live
right. Fathers Day should be OBJ
served every day In the year.
The Missionary society met at
q nm. with Mrs. Hattie Ewing, on
williams street.
Mrs. Nellie Thompson. who has
returned from visit with relatives
In Alabama. received a warm well
come from the church and Sunday
school.
Among the flowers adjoining the
altar Sunday, was beautiful Dou-
quet In memory OF Mrs. o. A. Art
ers deceased father. a minister
and former principal OF southern
Presbyterian school.
A congregational meeting Is call
ed for Sunday. June 25, following
the morning service. Important
business will be transacted. Or.
Kenneth Miller. NJ the Church Ex-
tension hoard. will he present.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
Hartford Ave. Baptist Prayer Band
Visits With Five Hundred Sick

The Hartford Raptist PRAYER
hand "a dong splendid work on
The West side under the leadership
Of Joseph Iill. assisted Dy r. \.
Nivians. MIR. NiSians served as
sunday School superintendent Of
the - Paul .AME church. South
wesi Detroit. for thirteen Years
Members OF the band reporl that
more than FIVE hundred visits have
been made 10 sick In the yafious
hospitals and In their homes whore
fruit and other refreshments have
been taken and prayer and song
services were held
Two cars Of The band members
including MI aud Mrs G. W.
Jackson. Mr. and Mrs Hin MIR.
WINSTON. Mrs Sweelie Mrs GRAY
cs. Mrs Jones MIR Jones. visited
AIRS Crider last SUNDAY morning
a. O'Clock Mu,h good was done.
Visitors are welcome 10 attend
these meetings s m 10 7;ao a.
N. al Hartford church Hartford
avenue Milford
n g. Nitians is chairman Of The
sick committee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
Assistant Pastor Of
Macedonia Preached
Two Sermons Sunday

The Rev. l.. l.. Terrell. assistant
pastor. had charge OF the services
at Macedonia Baptist church sun
day. June Is in the absence OF the
pastor. the Rev. II. II. Coleman.
who Is out OF the city. The Sec
ond Coming" was the subject OF the
morning message. text. Rev. III.
Ii was a great sermon.
At pm. the Rev. Mr.. McClain,
pastor OF st. John CME church.
preached for the department OF
Missions. He was accompanied by
his choir and several OF his MEM
bers. "Christ's Waiting was the
subject discussed. text, Rev. 3:2c.
Behold | stand at the door and
knock"
The Rev. Mr.. Terrell spoke AT the
evening service from job 1915.
The subject derived was THE test
OF servant OF God" Three Access
sions were made TO the church.
The Good Membership club Will
meet Friday night at z o'clock at
the home OF the president. Mrs,
Pearl Harris. 2147 Vernon highway.
All members are asked 10 he pres
ent and friends are invited To at
tend.
Mrs. Lula Smith is. church re-
pOrter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
BTU Meets At Second
Baptist Sun, June IL

The Junior and intermediate
departments OF The BTi mef sun.
dav, June IL. al Second Baptist
church Monroe street, Charles
Jackson. he president. presided
Miss Margaret Armstrong con-
Quoted the worship. Those partic-
lpating in The discussion included
e. H. BELL Mrs G.. Moslcy. Miss
Mary McAdory. Lawrence George
Mrs. Roberta Smith. and Mr.. Coop
er, OF Calvary. H. Meade led tho
discussion.
Charles Thompson. president Of
The BAt OF First Baptist church.
Norih Detroit. WAS present with
twelve n his membcrs. The meet
ing was very interesting
The next meeting will bo held al
Shiloh church July ?. ~ 2 pm. T..
J Glddens IL G ~ and ! r. Durant
G.S.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
Gospel Choral
Union Prexy Al
Tulsa Confab
Union Sponsors
Campaign Among
The Churches

All the governor. queen and NJ.
Detroit contestants in the nj,
nual ELECTORAL financial camn,I.
will please meet at the headcn,sI
ters on the night OF June % :,
o'clock to give reports OF the ca
paign activities.
Participants at Firs Bam;.
church. Ecorse are: goyerno, I,
Morton: queen. Mrs. CASTOR. Nj
Detroit, Doris Butcher Fernas'.I
governor. Sloan Martin: ous,,l
Mrs. Katie Davis; Miss DsiroI,l
Geraldine Davis. The camn,,.l
will continue for six weeks
The press reporters are Milo cal
ton. Ecorse: Mrs. O. +. Cosby Han
iramck: Miss Jeraldine nsr,.l
Ferndale; Mesdames Susie Tarlo,l
Martha Amos and Queenie lone. \
Eastside insplrational are Inc ma,
agents.
Pres. Hutchins Is attending ~
Sunday School congress IN Tul,'
Okla. and will visit other cl,sj
while away. She is accompan,.a
by her daughter. Ruth lean "A
nephew. George Waters
During the absence ~ Mrs Hp,]
chins all choirs OF the union are r.l
quested TO give one hundred m1
cent cooperation in promoting M
program now In progress
The national convention MI
convene In East ST. Louis Auru,s
IL. The pre-convention concsrl
will he held July 81. Pres Hutch
ms announces that she hones !,
carry one OF the largest dclsrs.
tons TO attend the convention
Those who wish TO attend. pleas
write. phone or call ee40 Antieiam.
phone Fitzroy 47s7. ASK Tor rrssI.
dent or secretary Of the nnion
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
Pastors Aid Union
Still Grow n g

The Pastors AID union of De-
IRON is s'iil growing There are
hfteen churches in the organiza.
lion three new churches having
been added recently.
The Pastors Aid Union IA plan
ming TO hold their reunion program
on August -
The next executive meeting OF
the Organization will he held July
, at New MI Moriah Baptist
church. ll69 Hague, Of which Rev.
j. s. Murray is pastor.
The public is invited
SUNDAY. June -. will be observ-
ed as rose SUNDAY" and a pag-
cant will be presented.
Rev. s. ! Murray's text Sunday
morning VIII be taken from John
$40. subject. Rocks In The
Road All are invited 10 hear this
eloquent preacher.
At s y m SUNDAY. Miss Rhozen
Foster and Leroy Davis were mar
ried AZ the church. II was an inn
pressive ceremony.
June 90. an ALIENATION mock
wedding will be held.
The Red Circle is planning =
trip to the local 700. 10 study dir.
ferent animals and flowers.
New Mt Moriah is also preparing
TO entertain guests attending thei,
church association on July II.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
Urges Retention Of The Rev. f.W.
Williams As Clinton Chapel Pastor

The SUNDAY school wa IN charge
Or The superintendent, j 3 john
son last SUNDAY morning The bible
class was taught by The Rev W r.
Moeton
At the ii am. service The pas
tor. The Reg. f. VI Williams preach
ed from TX Il 81. subject God
Will supply your needs The pas
TOR preached with power Several
visitors were present
Al 3 pm the Rev y X Purdue
preached for no ,onng women de-
partmeni ~ The Missionary socie-
iv. Mrs lanes Reece is secretary.
The service WAS success
The woe society met at s so pm.
presided over by the president NJ.
wilson Miss 6 T.. Peterson Is sec
ielary
a. the evening service the Rev.
81 II. Parrish preached the closing
message from Mat Sl2. In
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
FLUSH KIDNEYS OF
ACIDS AND POISONS
Gam In Health And
Stop Getting Up Nights

Nrer -fd-srs s-s onnnUs4,
oVs- -esrri nrv nrsr income
7ss rs nladae- rita sd
&c. -sssase e scaa.v ana smarts
49, Nirrs seen i rsstiess and
'sht.v fsi's - ~ bathroom arc
,-e1 le-'
SAFE harmless s,a nerpens,ve
vae resets his 'ronbls ard 1sin
rss'ofs ~o-s rssifnv acfi0n 10 sie-
~svs s7f s'afdsr go gs' from any
Dug .5 cen BOX ~ coin
NEDAi. Hss,'er oi' rspu'es ard
axe a. rirsc'sd dor 10 r.san
roi-tec
Don't he an rASy WARN and ac.
rspt snhstlt6te Isk ior Gold
Medal Haarlem on Capsules
RIGHT from Haarlem In Holland.
CIT COLD MEDAL the original
the genuine. Look for the Gold
Medal on the boS - cents.
Rememho other symptoms ~
kldney and bladder ifouhie NAV 10
ba hathe pnny eyes nervousness
and lss cramps Adv.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
Calvary Members
AT Messiah
Pastor breaches
Birthday Sermon

The assisfanf superintendent
81 Dsnsay was In charge Of the
sunday school a calvary Bapiisl
churth ias SUNDAY The lesson
story Paul writes Personal Let
iffs VAS discussed by the Rev j
II Mss'in
Muse was rendered nv he Mis-
orare fhorns = the morning serv-
he The sermon was preached hs
ine pastor from he iexi Kings
Is c7-s> The services we're large
Is attended
1hs Rev 81 Nassin and ihs
SYMPHONY 1hoir and seyeral ~ ihs
members worshipped with The Mes
siah Baptist church IN the after.
nnon The enth anniversarv ser
mon WAS delivered by the Rev Mr
Nastin
The Young Peoples Department
ot ralrarGSSundav school present.
~ a YOUTH prog am Al pm d.
le,'ed hv Miss Roberta smith. dc
~ men' SUPERINTENDENT and Miss
Gassis Smoo' l. was very success
MI
a NE evening service The BIT
ard junior sroap presented a pro
gram 'or ne Missionary society
Miss Roberta Smith presiding
MIS- E'uo' Sims will represeu
The BTU AZ he SUNDAY School con
eress IN Vn,~a Okla
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
Rev. Kaiigler
Will Preach In
Canton Church
Visits Church
He Founded Ten
Years Ago

Much interest was shown In the
Sunday school lesson last Sunday
morning as the classes continued
thcir study OF the Book OF Romans.
Services all day at the Church OF
Our Father were conducted by the
ROY. r. l.. Woodson. assisted by
Inc Rev. Mr. Dade and The Rev. G.
r Reed The pastor, the Rev. +.
VI Kaieler accepted an invitation 10
preach the tenth anniversary SER
mon for the Peoples Baptist church
~ Canton Ohio. which was organ
lied by him ten years ago.
Know God and Consider His
Goodness was the subject discuss
cd by the Rev Mr.. woodson At The
II m service text being Isaiah
l:a. Mrs woodson sang beautiful
Is The Rev. Mr. winfield OF Ten
ncssee was guest
~ The close OF the dav the Rev.
Mr. Woodson spoke from Psalm
IN los. subject. The Bible the
Human Headlight"
Monday. June 26 will he social
dav with the Missionrv society. All
ladies arc invited 10 he present. A
delichtful repast will he served.
Mrs Flovd Reed Il president.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
Church OF God

The Sunday school opened at the
usual hour Sunday morning. and
was In charge OF the superinten-
dent. Samuel Randels.
Elder McGhee spoke at l1:3O am.
using the text. John LIE. II was
a powerful sermon.
AT 5 pm. the Young Mems Bible
class met and discussed the lesson
found In Thes. is. which was beau
tifully explained.
The HYPU convened AT SIS. AZ
which time Mrs. Effie Randels. pres-
ident. made an inspiring talk to
the Young people
The pastor spoke AZ the evening
worship from the text Matt. 1882
Mrs jamie Hair Is church report
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-06-24
Epworth League Of
St. John CINE Church
Holds Reunion Day

The sunday school departments
were well attended Sunday. June
Is at ST. John CME church
The pastor the Rev. Mr.. McCiuin
delivered splendid message az
he II am service from 81; John
1922. Seeing and unseeing with
me eye" Very excellent music WAS
rendered by the Senior choir
The first report on the barrel
rally was made. This rally Is for
remodcling St John church.
At 30 pm. the Rev. Mr. Nc
CLAIM and The Pastors chorus vor-
shipped a. Macedonia Baptist
church
The Epworth league observed Re-
union Day al $50 pm An inter-
esting program was rendered
Among The participants were p.
II Craig. Mrs. Lucy Perry, Second
BAPTIST choir No .. Miss Mildred
pinkley. James Jackson. Miss luoz
Saunders. Noapoliian quarter. Miss
Maeda ne White. Mrs Gregg Of
Bethel church
NJ. 4. Crump is church reporter.