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The Washington times., 1939-01-18
Houses for Sale

SO 6,250-No. S22 TEwKESBURY PL. N. W.
Just off Piney Branch Road. Semi
detached brick, 8 rooms. Tiled bath.
built-in garage, modern heat. Open
daily. 2 until dark.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO.. INC. Dis. $3.50
So. 6.950--CoLoNIAL BRICK, 1s-foot front,
block from Rock Cheek Park, lovely
rooms. tiled bath, oil heat, modern cabi.
net kitchen. screened porches, 2-car brick
garage. excellent condition: terms ar
ranged.
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN & co. ME. 54OO
81 795O-NEAR GRANT CIRCLE-Attrac.
tive English-type row brick. 1871 #. wide,
on deep lot, 6 rooms, reception hall,
breakfast and sleeping porches, automatic
heat and refrigeration. An excellent buy
BOSS & PHELPS. NATIONAL $500. EVE
MING PHONE MR.. MANNAKEE, RAN
DOLPH 1858
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STUDEB EBAKER
TERRAPLANE

Terraplane 1889 2-Door sedan &1I0
In good condition. This 10 q P43V
clean car. Priced low at S140.
N. q. BRANCH L. p. STEUART
141 18th st. N T. Atlantic 620O
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GRAHAM

Graham Sedan, 19SS-smart blue &9OO
finish, spotless interior, excel 'pOhA~
lent tires. powerful, smooth-running
motor. all in all. q 1885 car that's far
above the average. OF course, it car
ries Uncle Joe's 3O-day guarantee; 1929.
CHERNER MOTOR CO.
I'LL Florida Ave. N. W. North S565
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Plymouth 1895 Sedan-Excellent QQS7
condition. fully guaranteed. POOI
Priced at only 1857. Terms.
STANDARD MOTOR SALES
1905 14th st. N. w. North 2298
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Plymouth 1897 2-Dr. Trunk Sc QI6EI
dan - Has beautiful gunmetal P7OOl
finish, mohair upholstery imma acuIate.
large buiIt-in trunk, everything checked
and in perfect condition. Your old car
may be down payment. Special for
only $465.
SULLIVAN CHEVROLET
460 New York Ave. N. w. MET. 2Sl1l
Displayed in Heated Building
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Plymouth 1895 2-Door Trunk Sc ca
dan-Black finish. perfect float Pf
winterized and guaranteed. Trade your
1894 car today. Easy terms of 81 q
week.
LEO RocCA, INC.
(Rra nchl N Y Ava & Ella Ave N E
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CHEVROLET

.-aA4oAAoeoooo->SSS<Ooln1S
CHEVROLET 1887 5-Pass. 2.Door Trunk
Sedan-Excellent green finish, Spotless
interior, all good tires and . splendid
motor. This is very clean car; S3o6.
G. c. c. guarantee. Capitol Cadillac Co..
1922 22d ST. N. W. Ma. $500. Open
evenings closed Sunday.
1895 CHEVROLET Master De Luxe Abr.
Trunk Sedan-This particular car has
had exceptional owner care-having been
driven by the dean of a local university.
and the results of this care can be seen
In its spotless black finish and clean in
terror. We have checked and conditioned
this car to give you maximum satisfac-
tion for only S409 90. Trew Motor Co..
1925 14th St. n. W. and 14th and Pa.
Ave s. E.
and used. Addison
Chev.. Inc, 1887 irving st. N. "
all years and models.
Stohlman Chevrolet 1907 M St. N. W..
1888 sedan-S149. This
car is absolutely in the pink of condi.
tion. 1t must be seen and driven to
fully appreciate. De luxe equipment
throughout. steal for this price. $39
down, balance easy. TOMS AUTO sERV-
ICE, 637 St. n. W. Pot. 2400.
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Plymouth 1885 Cabriolet A Q060i
dandy sport model in splendid pOOO
condition. real buy at only $3.50.
Terms.
STANDARD MOTOR SALES
1908 14th St. n. w. North 2298
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CADILLAC

CADILLAC 1885 5-Pass. Touring Sedan.
Model "75"-Custom Fleetwood body,
black finish. perfect upholstery. disc
wheels. large trunk. white side-wall tires,
radio and heater. This surely is beau
Capitol Cadillac Co., 1922 22d St. N. ".
MA. $500. Open evenings. closed Sum
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Pontiac 1898 Sedan-A honey of COOK
car. Driven and serviced with PcCO
unusual care. Motor smooth as silk.
Every detail checks 100T. Don't wait.
See 1t before someone grabs It. S33S.
only one-fourth down.
STEUART MOTORS
6th N. Y. Ave- N. W, NAtl. 5000
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PLYMOUTH

Plymouth 1886 2-Door Sedan COOK
Above average. Will appeal to pOOO
the most discriminating buyer. Only
$335. Terms.
STANDARD MOTOR SALES
1906 14th ST. n. W. North 2298
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KASHZNGTON
BUY A HOME
PLYMOUTH
(Continued)

PLYMOUTH 1899 4.Door Touring Sedan.
Driven by executive Of company only
1000 miles. An opportunity to buy prac-
tically a brand new car at substantial
reduction. New-car guarantee and terms.
TOMS AUTO, 637 N st. N. W. Po. 2400.
PLYMOUTH 1885 2.Dr, TOuPLng. $500
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Ia SALE

LA SALE 1885 5.Pass. Touring Sedan
Dark green finish. clean upholstery. all
good tires and splendid motor. You
guarantee Capitol Cadillac Co., 1922 22d
St. N. W. MA. $500. Open evenings.
closed Sunday.
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LINCOLN ZEPHYR
NASH

NASH 1896 2-Door Sedan-Built-in trunk.
hydraulics. clean. sound. dependable; !;
black. You'll look far and not find its
equal in condition and price; 1885.
Goodwill Guarantee" L. p. Steuart.
Inc. 1925 14th N W. DEC 1903
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Packard 1885 Sport Coupe 0I7S
Raven black finish like new. P2IO
1900 miles, trunk rack.
MREYNOLDs MOTOR co.
2614 Conn. Ave. N. w. Adams 240O
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(Continued)

oLDSMoBILE 1888 5-Pass. 4-Door Tour
ing Sedan, S-Cylinder-Lsrge trunk,
original blue finish. perfect, all original
equipment. including tires. Very low
mileage. This is one of those unusual
cars; SITS. c. C. C. guarantee. Capitol
Cadillac Co.. 1922 22d st. N. W. MA.
$500. Open evenings, closed Sunday.
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Pontiac 1887 4-Door Trunk Sc oE
dan-Gunmetal finish. low mile pC
age. radio. Perfect condition. WEEK
Winterzed and guaranteed. Trade your
1885 car today. Payments as low as S6
week. Call for home demonstration.
MEtror olitan 9562.
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1887 PLYMOUTH De Luxe Abr. Trunk
sedan-This car is one of the most beau
tiful of our entire stock of "Trew Val
ues." Glistening golden beige finish. the
interior is immaculate, the tires are good
and mech anically it is perfect. Priced
special with radio at $500 90. Trew
Motor Co., 1925 14th St. N. W. and
14th and Pa Ave. s. E.
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0LDSMOBILE "S" '3S Abr. Trunk-$6o6.
Pohanka Service. 1925 goth 81. n. W.
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-N1NN1NNNN9
PONTIAC

Pontiac 1884 sedan-Here's real 0OOO
transportation at low cost: fully pSNO
Chernerized and fully guaranteed;
priced only at $229; trade your car
NOW; Uncle Joe will give you more.
CHERNER MOTOR co.
1711 Florida Ave N w, North sb6k
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PACKARD

1885 Packard (12O) 4-Door Sedan Q06O
With trunk and radio. This pOVO
car is an exceptionally good buy, beau
tiful paint, spotless upholstery, good
tires, low mileage. perfect mechanical
condition.
MILESTONE FINANCE CO.
716 18th St. N W. METROPOLITAN $500
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PACKARD 1885 5-Pass. Sedan, Model
1900. Style SO3-Black paint. excellent
tires. spotless interior and a splendid
motor. Certainly a clean car. that sold
new for over $4,000. is remarkable value
at $425. c. C. C. guarantee. Capitol
$500. Open evenings, closed Sunday,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-14
Presbyterian Church

"A good man shall be satisfied
from himself. from Prov. 1914.
was the text OF the Rev. Henry Por-
ter's sermon at 81. John Prebyter-
ian church. Madison and Dubois,
Sunday morning. The theme was, "
A Noble Sort OF Self-Satisfaction."
The congregation listened atten-
lively. as he speaker explained
why so few are satisfied In the
world to-day. lie said that II is due
10 the fact that individuals arc dis
satisfied within themselves.
Rev. Porter also preached Sun
day evening for West Side Christian
church, whose pastor is i'll.
A special rally day program was
presented at the s. s. hour, with
little Margaret Grier speaking for
the children. Mrs. l.. Il. Johnson
told what the Youth OF To-day
expects. Mrs. Anna Lewis out
lined the program and goal that a
Sunday School should strive for
Four juniors. including Annahell
Washington, Jean Johnson. Mildred
Clemens and Bernice Thorton. were
awarded certificates Of promotion
TO the intermediate department
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-14
Israel Bapt. Church

The pastor the Rev L. VI. Garri-
son and Mrs. Garrison and h. NJ
Garrison. Jr. recently returned
from a "trip 10 Bunkly and Fargo.
Ark They report having had an
enjoyable trip The members OF
Israel Baplisi church turned out
in large numbers 20 greet the pas
tor and family.
81 the morning service. Sunday.
Oct s The Rev Mr. Garrison
preached fine sermon on the sub
Icci. Hold Fast Mrs. Jones sang
beautiful solo. accompanied by
the Rev VIM Johnson.
At pm The Worlds Stars Cos
pei singers rendered program
for the Missionary society which
was mountaineering. II was di-
fccied By the Rev. L. III. Payne,
fourth VS. executive director ard
tho Deep River Five and Golden
Leaf division Mrs. I. Northington
D. president OF the Missionary
group.
Mrs Estcr Jones recently re-
turned from Alabama whore she
spent one month.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-14
Pilgrim Baptist

At the IL am. service Sunday.
the pastor. the Rev. j. f. Hendricks
cloquently preached from the
theme. Association with Christ.
and It's Effects"
At the afternoon service. the To-
cal Ministers forum conducted the
program for the Missionary society.
The Rev. d. S. Phillips. president
OF the forum. preached from the
subject, Let" Miss Mabel Wynn
gave a reading; Mrs jamie Wal
lace. solo, Mrs Toliver and Mrs.
Hendricks. duet; Mrs. Stone, adj
dress on missionary work.
Sunday evening. Pastor Hen
bricks preached from ! Sam. $40.
Speak Lord. for thy servant
heareth." The Rev J. Bennett was
visitor.
Saturday evening. the pastor was
honored at a surprise birthday par
~. He received many gifts.
The church vii celebate from
Oct. is 10 % the first anniversary
OF It's rebuilding. The celebration
Will he az 1874 Binder street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-14
New Mt. Moriah

plscougsinS en- ihe theme salt
sandsy morrlns. Oct ; the pastor
Ire Rev J ; Muria. drew out foui
impnyra facts as follows
first. SAT- has a peculiar favor
second. salt docs rs work quietly
IArd sai' mus como "a contact
Ntih ie obcs, go Which 1t IS tc
~erh ard four b. salt great
3 -or,er re impressed his
hearers WITH the fact that they
Mere nc stlt OF nc community
c'v and world
The RYFr convened ~ 30 pm
Nnler TIRE leadership 80 Mrs J :
Mures ~ pm nc Rrs. 7. j.
liro- 80 Cinc nnau. Ohio. deliv-
cred tse cSSsce
ihc Five soul S'irrers singers 81
iI1as'rn Texas. gave musical
pros am Tuesday evening under
'Ar saspircs ~ GROUP 40 ;. Mrs.
Ether Irwin captain Tho church .
rails +, -sisc seoeo VII close Nov,
Tire church regrets very much
'he passing - Mrs Gilhc-' The
sos - he church are Mrs. "
Niians 1914 Melbourne Mrs
u Garter >ie7 Oakland
@ Harrison is church reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-14

In the Junior church OF Shiloh
Baptist church the pastor preached
on Joscphs life At the morning
service the Rev Mr.. Ross preached
on "The administration OF Jesus
or the Earth text. Jeremiah Sea
In the timely message he spoke OF
the corruption of the present day
governments. Baptismal service
was held following the church SER
vices.
The pastor and fine representa-
ton Of Shiloh church worshippcd
al the MI. Olive Baptist church.
Flint. Mich. whcr ethc Rev Mr.
Ross delivered ar inaugural adj
dress.
The Junior and Intermediate
BYPU departments convened at
$50 p. NJ. The adults. at G n. m.
Evening worship was held from
1880 10 $50 pm
a Husbands and Wives" pro-
gram will be held at shiloh Sunday.
Oct. 10 at 3 p. m. II Is a ciiy-wlde
affair The public is invited. The
husbands will speak for the wives
and the latter. likewise for the
husgands. Mrs. Lera King is spon-
sor.
Chaunccy Johnson and Robert
Adams arc reports for The church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-14
Gospel Choral Union
BY Bobble BIackman

The conservation meetings Of
the Michigan Gospel Choral union
are going over big each Saturday
night. Visiting last Saturday even
irg was the Rev. II. p. Street of
Mississippi. the father-in-law OF
John Williams. The visitor encomr-
aged our work and urged that the
workers continue their good ef-
forts. Visitors are always welcome
to these meetings.
The program sponsored by the
last Sunday at the ST.
Paul church was very successful.
This group. under direction OF Mrs.
A. W. Hutchins. is aiding st. Paul.
LIS services being held in the old
Medbury theatre. The Trumpeteers
viii be In a weeks program the
week leading up to the fifth sun
dcy in October al the Triumph
Baptist church, corner OF Holford
and Eaton streets.
The union will hold its north
ly inspirational meeting at the
Chapel Hin Baptist church, Nc
Kinlcy and Williams street. sun
day. October 10 at 3 nm
The state convention Is near at
hand. Pres. Hutchins has requested
that all state officers report on
what they have done during the
past twelve months. II Is hoped
that all VIII cooperate in making
favorable reports.
Mrs. Bobbie Blackman recently
announced the engagement OF her
niece, Hulena Braxton TO Earl Ed
mond at buffet dinner in the
home OF Miss Braxton or Hindle
street. The wedding date will be
announced later The bride to be
is a member Of the junior depart
mcnt. Several of the Young people
attended the dinner which consist
ed OF very tasty meEu.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-14
King Solomon Baptist

The Rov = II Hlson ~ Omaha
has hoon called ~ pastor kirr SCI
onion BAPTIST church lie was elect
I'd Monday night. oct. ..
At the morning service Sunday
Oct s the Rev. r. D. Gonyard OF
Detroit was tho speaker. He was
formerly a resident Of Washing
ton. DC The Rev Mr.. Genyard
spoke on Making Religion Aitrac-
tive based On Isaiah 52.1. AIRS.
Coward. wife Of the speaker. sang
a ioycly solo
A. 3 pm Tho Senior choir OBJ
served lhcir pleasant sunday hour
with a unique program VIM. Fos-
TER president n lhc Usher board.
again received The finance banner
with his fellow u-hcrs.
The Roy l.. Thrasher preached
AZ the evening service using tho
combined subjects The general
Judgment The universal judgment
and tho firal Judgment" The text
was Acfs 1871
The Rev - II. Hilson will speak
ncAf sunday a. 3 pm. All arc wei
come Miss Ophelia Dorsey is
church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-14
St. Paul AME Church

The pastor tho Rev S. 5. Harris.
chose Tor his text PROV 22.l0.
Thine own friend and Thy Fathers
ir.ond forsake not. subject. Things
we honld rot forsake The
Choral club OF 81. Paul rendered
splendid service
Ar 7:30 pm. the Rev Mr. Harris
preached stirring message from
Exodus 90 %. subject. The Jest
Of loyalty" Among the visitors
present we're Mr.. Enizminger Of st.
stephens church aud Undertaken
" Ray Dczon. Both made timely
remarks
The sick members Of the church
are improving Sebe Canon was
a. the service Sunday morning.
The Missionary society and other
departments are still on tho job and
with the present pastor. the mem
bcrs hope 10 go over the top.
Mrs. Lille B Hill is church re-
porter.
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United Christian

slrtav 90, s vas beautiful
- fH ana frs members ~ the
lrfoe hels'isa church 1851 Thir-
'ir'a rc'f were very happy ~
"flfnne fltir pas'or 'he Roy h.
+ Jer.9~ back af'or severe w.
ntss i1 Tia bosptal Yet weak. The
1ss'r WIS unable 70 fll tho ros-
'rlr ilf expressed thanks ~ the
n'emHers AID fricudsTer tho kind
ners SHOWN during ais Illness
: The speaker az INC morning scrv-
ire was ihe Rev Nr. Wirkhoi,er %
Ind 'ana who delivered splendid
oemon On "The Issues 81 Life -
Ngseal selections were rendered
by ~ stui Reyivalist singers OF
adio fame ibis group 0ill pre-
seai a program 90 Tic United Chris
iian church sunday. oct. Il at 9
pm
The Rev Henry Porter was The
speaker AZ The evening service
Ills was very helpful message
ard mo members q this church
have learned 10 love tho Rev MIR.
Porter and always enjoy hearing
his Informative messages
The usual order OF service will
be carried ont sunday. OCT. Is. 10
which the public Is invited
r. * Rouse Ia church rnnOrfor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-14
Harvest Services To Be Held AT
Plymouth Congregational Church
Morning Star Baptist

The pastor. the Rev S j. Glover
and his wife OF the Morning Star
Baptist church were among the
many Detrolcrs who attended the
national convention in Philadel-
phia. They recently made a report
that the session was very fine and
over twerty thousand delegates at
tended
The Rev. and Mrs Glover spent
a week in Charlton. Pa. with their
brother and sister. Mr. and Mrs.
A. {. Glover after the convention.
Or their arrival TO Detroit they
were surprised with shower and
reception rendered them by the
Morning Star church. The pastor
and Mrs. Glover expressed many
thanks 10 tho members for their
kind remembrance and apprecia-
ton. Morning Star Baptist church
is located at 1919 L. Lafayette
street.
Mrs. A. NJ Curtis IS church re-
pOrter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-14
Each Member Asked
To Bring A Friend,
Sunday, October Is

Plymouth congregational church.
Beanbion and Garfield, will hold
us fourth Harvest service. sunday
morning. Oct. 10. at IL o'clock. The
choir will render special music
under direction OF Mrs. Leon Pat
tcrson.
Every member OF the church Is
requested to bring a guest Ev-
crybody Is welcome.
Afondar net 1c Tho animal Itar
vest party will he held at the
church. Cakes, pies and other food
will be prepared by members Of the
church and served free to all who
attend Young people OF the church
will also have their Harvest dance.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-14
Church OF God

The morning service n n
Church OF God began az 1894
m. Sunday. Oct. $. The assistant
pastor. Elder y. 7. Iahram read
The scripture lesson. Tho pastor
Elder T. ID. McGhce. preached al
excellent sermon from The icu
Heb. 1875.
At Gas p. m the II r r Z rcu.
dered ar interesting program The
evening service began a, eight
o'clock at which time a srca, tesli.
flying service was enjoyed The
pastor preacher an inspiring ser.
mon. One member VAS added 10
the church.
Revival services arc row being
held al the Church Of Ga Graiol
ard JOS. Campau. Every ono Is IN.
vited 10 attend.
Mrs. jamie Hair is church report.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-14
Windsor Minister Is
Guest Speaker At The
Peoples Bapt. Church

The II am service as Peoples
baptist church was largely at
tended SUNDAY morning. Oct. s The
Rev a j. BRYANT. acting pastor.
presented The Rev. l.. Wells Of
windsor Ont who preached a
forcsful sermon from tho text
Mark ~ 81. subject. Jesus The
supreme Leader. Music was fur
nishcd hy the Angel choir, Mr. Car
throne accompanying
81 $3.50 nm The Angel choir
served az Second Baptist church
THE Roy Mr. Wells spoke again at
me evening worship. "Hopcfulncss
~ Jesus was tho suhiec; discussed
taken from the text ! Cor 1871 4
duet was rendered by Mrs Glynn
and Mr.. Cox.
sunday OF Is the Rev. L. D..
Dunn Of Grand Rapids, Mich. will
preach AZ Peoples Baptist church.
4 womans day program will be
hcld Sunday Oct - 4 musical
magazine Will he featured Friday
night Ger - featuring Estelle
iudrcws T.. IT, lIardison and The
g tiof SINGERS and y BARON Tray
Tor. narrator
Mrs. Mary Franks is sick az her
Atmc also Mrs stroud ~ 9ol0
chene street Mr. Smmon is IT.
Receiving hospital Mrs White.
Herman keifer.
Mrs Minnie Williams is church
~oDOrtcr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-14
Metropolitan Baptist

s arce crowd vas present Sur-
4ay incoming Oc' a. tho Metro
prifa Btu'i, charch, 545i Has
'iNe> 'rce' - hear Tho pastor
Pr A Wi'iisms deliver ono ~
a.s VOL ~ spared sermons Fixed
was no theme of hts sermon TAX
ea frm hs text Psalm ,Ts3 FOR
nir heart Axei % God MS heart
Is axe VII sing and give
Si~asin- the nary changes in
IRE world Tie speakfr said there
-fen fo BIZ scry if'le permancncs
err anything TNe REV Mr. WIFI
.aa Hssd hlmsflt for an example
hN .tailne. J. mysolf is noi a
san.0a fa~ find my olf
nsrr f~om ono 'hnE 70 an
Other p, different times lie con-
i-rsi
Bar viii III there are som,
fhi0-s Thar wQsr never hanre.
Coi mus never change Gods laws
mus' never change, Faith that has
once known God must no. change
] nls grow hg esson'iallv II
mIs' nor chsrco y must 80 FIX
~ Tho speaker concluded nv
sowing '1a' ~ ~ 'hr promises Z
lfsrs hep-as mo nature ~ his
7erma-eese IF ps-maacnrc in
n.o srd FL cf-rniv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-14
Macedonia Minister
Speaks On Religion
And Science" Sunday

"Rcligion anod Science was the
subject OF the masterful address
delivered by the Rev. II H. Cole
man. pastor Of Macedonia Baptist.
sunday morning. His text was
found in Exodus 7:l0 And Moses
ard Aaron went In unto Pharaoh
and they did SO as the Lord had
commanded and Aaron cast down
his rod before Pharaoh and before
his servants. and It became a SER
pcnt."
From the birth OF Moses Pro-
vidcrce operated in his behalf 10
save him for a great service in the
future Moses acquired his mothers
religion and Egyptss science" the
minister said.
The Senior choir celebrated its
NTH anniversary Sunday afternoon.
The popularity contest between
President Joseph Armstrong and
The vice president. Mrs. r. l..
Hutchinson closed Mrs. Huichin-
son was the winner having raised
more than co dollars. A number
OF cholrs were present from vari-
Gus parts Of the city.
The Rev. Mr. Coleman spoke
Sunday evening on the subject.
AS Little Children" text. Mat
thew 1914
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-14
Tabernacle Baptist

The last major feature. leading
M 10 the termination OF the nine
tenth anniversary celebration OF
Tabernacle Baptist church, will be
held Sunday. Oct Is, with the full
days procedure being in charge
OF the women Of the church. Mrs.
Matte Anderson. Of the Baptist
Christian center. will speak at the
service a program will he
rendered at $3.50 p. m. headed by
tho Missionary society and its auxi-
liaries All ladies Of The church
are asked 10 participate In the
new rally in conjunction with
this program
The Mems Day activities we're
very creditahly carried out last
Sunday. 4 flowery decoration ar
ranged by the men lent a cheer
mi atmosphere 10 the entire oc-
casion. Dean 4. r. Fisher ard the
Rev John Miles were the promi-
ncnt speakers at 1880 am. and
- o' " III i'0'pNNAiNtlEs
The Mems chorus. directed by
Chas Speights. with J. Harvey
Hill. accompanisi, furnished ex-
cellont musical programs in the az
ierroor and evening. Alongside
the splendid rcnditions by the
group were solos by Alexander
Wright and A. Brewer. quartet
by Messrs. Harris. Pittman. Curry
aud t'pshur. ard two readings by
J. Harvey Hill.
The men were highly praised for
their successful efforts. The ami
versary will end Sunday. Oct. - az
which the Loyalty Drive" between
the men and women will also close.
The Rev. r. II. Pittman is pastor
Of Tabernacle church, Gll3-15
Beech wood street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-10-14
Little Rock Baptist

The Rev. r. f. Tate. pastor OF
Little Rock Baptist church preach
ed very touching sermon Sunday
morning. Oct s. The choir rendered
lovely selections.
At 3 D. m. the Jubilee Gospel
singers presented a program at the
church for the benefit OF the Ark
ansas drive. VI. Brown. chairman.
The evening service was con-
Quoted by the pastor. All members
OF the various clubs aud several
visitors we're present
The different departments OF the
church are progressing nicely un-
der their respective lcaderships.
Mrs. Gilyard Is sick in Receiving
hospital. Members are asked tn
remember her.
Mrs. NJ Baldwin is church re-
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