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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-19

somervllle, Mass. Dec. " = (ps
p.) - Flrsmen from four cities bat
tied for three hours early today be-
fore controlling . two-alarm IRE IN
q three-story brick warehouse In
the old industrial section. Loss was
estimated at about 5000,
The interior Of the 200-foot long
structure, occupied by q paper and
wood container salvage concern,
was q roaring mass Of flames when
flremen arrived.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-19
Scarlet Fever

Seven cases Of scarlet fever
give Waterbury the second high.
ont total In that disease for the
week, according 10 the bulletin
Of the state department OF
health.
The state scarlet fever total
was Oh cases, a. compared with
43 the week before. Green.
wlch, with eight cases, headed
the llst. After waterbury was
Hartford, with six cases.
This city had one case OF
measles, and reported no cases
Of diphtheria or whooplng cough.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-19

visited all the locations In question
Saturday afternoon.
Last Session
The board, In what will be It's
last meeting unless q special ses-
sion before the end Of the year Is
called, may also take UP again the
proposed erection OF new Baldwin
street bridge In 1910. Temporary
repairs 10 the bridge were completed
this week, after examination had
shown that the riuch-traveled
structure was In imminent danger Of
collapse.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-19
City's Liability

The board Of fire commissioners
tomorrow win receive from Corp
Grafton Counsel Timothy 8. Suli-
van o lengthy opinion on the clty's
liability when local fire apparatus
leaves the city limits 20 fight fires
In nearby communities. The opin-
ION has ben submitted 70 Mayor
Patrick M. Perriello, who will turn
II over 10 the fire board.
The opinion was asked sor ~
the fire commissioners at recent
meeting, following q discussion OF
the sending Of local apparatus out
Of town.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-19
Seek improvements
For Public Market
City Holds Lease on Land.Doubts Authority to Erect
New Buildings on Site as PetitlOned

A question Of the city's right to make permanent
improvement on property which leases rather than owns
viii be raised when the Board Of WORKS tonight takes up
request by the waterbury Vegetable Growers Association
for several changes in the public market on Meadow street.
Mayor Patrick M Perreo and his secretary, Pasquae
Deccco have discussed the matter with Corporation
Counsel Timothy s. Sullivan and Assistant Corporation
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-19

lsh house Of trinity church. Rxos-
peoA street, -.
Major cytll Basslch, FIELD Artll-
lnrv. d. s. A., will speak On The sub
lect s'The New Division With En-
nhasls on Artillery 0rganlan ton"
Major Basslch Is the new ilelo ar
tlllery instructor for the third mile
tary area with station IN New Ha-
YEN.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-19
New Assignment

Charles @. Foster, unsuccessful
Republican candidate for mayor
In the city election last month,
yesterday began his new duties
In the New York office Of the
Plume a. Atwood Mfg. 90. He will
continue to make his home In
waterbury.
Mr.. Foster, formerly with the
American Brass Co., entered
public life two years ago when
appointed city purchasing agent.
Later he served as secretary TO
Mayor Patrick M. Perriello.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-19
cyril BASSICH
TOSPEAK HERE
Major to Address Group
School for Reserve OF.
ilcers Thursday

The regular meeting Of Che group
school for reserve offlcers residing
in waterbury and vicinity win be
held In conjunction with the meet-
ing OF the Waterbury chapter Of the
Reserve Ofiicers Association Thurs
day evening at Q o'clock in the par
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-19
ST. NichOlasl

Services marking the Feast OF
81. Nicholas were held today at
ST. MaryG Russian Orthodox
church, large number Of chill
dren and adults attending. Addi.
tional services will be held to-
night.
Last night Rev. Peter Dzubay
OBLIGATED at O pre-Feast observ-
ance. Candles were lighted In
front OF the beautiful new paint
Ing Of 81. Nicholas, given the
by Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Moskalenko, OF Lounsbury street.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-19
Full w leather Report

Boston, Dee. lO-(UP)-Weath.
or fOrecnHtI
NECTICUT-ClOudy tonight
and wednesday. Warmer tonight.
Colder Wednesday night.
MASSACHUSETTS and r. o d u
ISLAND--Cloudy followed by rain
beginning late tonight or, Wednea.
day. Slightly warmer tonight. Cold
nr Wednesday night.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-19

Locks, former pastor Of Our Lady
Of Mt. Carmel church Of which
the guest Of honor 10 o parishion-
or, Rev. Roger b. T. Anderson
rector Of Trinity Episcopal church,
william J. Pape, publisher Of the
waterbury Republican american,
COL. ]. Peter Costigan, cofimail-
der Of Corporal Coyle Post, Amer
lean Legion, COL. Roy d. Rice, and
others,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-19
PATRICK M. PERRIELLo

Mayor
Several hundred friends and
acquaintance Of City Court Pros
ecutor Michael J. 0alullo are OK.
pected 10 attend the testimonial
dinner being given him tonight ct
the Hotel Elton.
Atty. r. v. Meyer, law partner
OF Mr.. Qalullo, will officiate aS
toastmaster and speakers will In
clude Mayor Patrick M. Perriello,
Rev. Michael Lynch Of windsor
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1939-12-19

Speaker
Atty. Qalullo e well known in
local political, legal and military
circles. He Is o past comman-
der Of the American Legion and
was active for many years In
military circles.
Anthony Colucci Is chairman OK
the committee arranging for to-
nights banquet. Other commits
tee officers are Ralph DeRienE,
secretary and Angelo Possemato,
treasurer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
LANSING NEWS

The churches OF the city were
filled to the capacity in commence
ration OF the resurrection OF Christ.
A number OF I>ansingites spent the
weekend out OF town. Among
them was Master James r. Wallis.
who visited hIs aunt and uncle. Mr.
and Mrs Charles Rhonenee OF Flint.
Mrs. A. Burell OF Detroit. was the
house guest OF Mrs. Grover Busby.
s2s w. Main street. Lansing.
The Lansing City Grays Will
sponsor vaudeville show April
20 al pm Al the Lincoln school
william and Logan The show will
he under the direction OF the Har-
lem JItterbues of Detroit and Will
include songsters. dancers. come
dans and musicians of various
kinds Among those headliners ex-
pected 10 appear At this gala az
fair are Miss Thelma lilies. u. p
Lorenza King. Miss Alberta will
son. Mr.. Pitts, Miss Connie Allen.
and Henry Allen. comedian and
manager OF the show. The event
will he for the heneht OF the pro-
motion OF hard hall bsseball club
Tickets may he purchased at 1916
Odds or 500 Birch street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15

"The Risen Savior" was the sub
ject from which the Rev. c. L.
Schattein. pastor, preached on
Easter morning The song service
preceding the sermon was enjoyed
by all. and much In keeping with
Easter.
The evening sermon was deliver
cd by the Rev. NJ. Toomey, state
missionary. Sowing and Reaping
was the theme OF his discourse.
Mrs. Toomey was a visitor.
Mrs. Julia Price passed away on
Easter Sunday, after an lines OF a
few months.
J. II. Worthy Is church report
or.
w. Olive Baptist
Al am. Sunday. April 2. MI.
Olive was filled TO capacity with
members and friends who gathered
10 celebrate the risen Christ. A
great Easter message was delivered
by the pastor. the Rev. w. G. Will
son. who preached from the text.
Matt. 2S:s. subject. THE Risen
Lord" The services we're full OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
CONANT GARDEN
) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


Mr. and Mrs Torres Powell. Of
Binder street had as their Easter
Weekend guests. MIR and Mrs
Charlie Barnes. OF Pittsburgh. Pa.
and Mrs Helen Mckinney and ]
p. Nelson, OF Apollo. Pa Mr. and
Mrs Barnes were former residents
OF this city
The Friendly Ten Social club
celebrated It's anniversary last
SATURDAY. night a. the Lark club.
with many OF their friends present.
All present enioyed the occasion.
Vernon Chapel held very inspir-
ing services on Easter Sunday.
with Presiding Elder David Blake
conducting Sunday afternoon. the
younger children presented their
Easter program At $40 pm. the
Junior choir presented their Easter
pageant. The Renewal OF Lite.
II was under the direction OF Mrs
Beatrice Allen assisted by Mrs
Ransom.
Kindly send all Conant Gardens
news to 1850 Klinger street. for
publication In The Tribune.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Saginaw, Neus

The spirit The church was deco
rated with various flowers which
expressed the meaning OF a new
life.
Sunday school convened al 10: 30
am. with the largest attendance
OF The year. There were plenty Of
Easter eggs for all. Among the Wis
itors present were: Mrs. Constance
Mcpherson. OF Philadelphia, Pa.
and Miss Herline Robinson. who
was home from Wilberforce uni
versity for Easter.
Al pm. the cantats. Hall Re-
deemer" was rendered ny the choir.
Mrs. Carrie Davis, pianist, was TAX
en- IN suddenly and Mrs. $. A. Will
son substituted for her with much
success. There was an overflow at
tendance The eight weeks rally
also closed At this time. The Sun
day school presented a program at
80 pm. to a filled house. Mrs
Minnie Taylor, aged member OF
Nj olive. passed away last Fri
day night. Funeral services were
held Tuesday, l pm. from the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15

One Of the gala affairs Of the
spring season was presented In The
auditorium OF Douglass Commil-
nifty center last week. II was the
Cotton club revue. presented by
tho Sub Debs Girls club. A fashion
show displaying the latest Spring
creations. modelled nv Misses Mary
Walker. Sylvia Williams. Sophia
nay. Marvius Hackley. Evelyn Arm
old. Margarits Howard and Mary
Frances Armed. Miss Helen War
field was narrator for the evening
The Sub Debs Girls club Is COM
posed OF girls OF high school axe
under the direction OF Gscreia
Price. Members are.
NJ Frances Arnold. president:
Helen Warfeld. vice president;
Thelma Davis. secretary: Sylvia
Williams. treasurer: June Connor.
Mary walker. sophie Day. Evelyn
Arnold Marvine Hackley. Claudia
Atkinson. Madge Whaling. kath-
crime Manuel aud Margaret How
ard.
Several members OF the Hough-
ton Lake CCC camp paid Easter
visits to their families and friends.
Among those visiting were: James
Phillips. James Bradley. Clarence
Pratt. Carl GIL. and Thomas Nc
Culley.
last week found some ~ the
boys entrained for Houghton Lake
10 enroll IN the Gee camp there.
Those who left were Skillman Nc
Mickens, Robert Brady. and Robert
Pratt.
Miss Norma Bird has returned 10
Kalamazoo 10 complete the course
Of study at western state Teachersl
college.
MIR and Mrs Cain. SOS West
Seventy-sixth street. Chicago and
Donald Roberts also OF Chicago.
were quests OF Mr.. and Mrs Ted
Connors. Krum avenue. Sunday.
Mrs Orval Common. EOS Peeler
street. il confined To her home be-
cause 81 serious Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. smith South Bend.
Ind. were weekend guests OF Bogy |
Phillips. 237 East Frank street.
Mrs. Smith il sister OF Mrs. Phil
lips.
The Boys club. under the leader
ship Of r. A. Cocker. wPA recrea-
ton director. will participate in an
afternoon hike Saturday. April Is. '
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church.


nttuti AMI
A vast audience gathered al
Bethel church last Sunday to wit
ness a very impressive Easter
service. The Rev. J. A. Dean
preached from the subject. "The
Cnrecognlzed Christ"
The Senior choir rendered the
cantata The Seven Last Words
OF Christ" Sunday evening. II was
largely attended. The Sunday
school pupils gave their program
in the afternoon.
wings over Jordan" famed ra-
do choir. will he presented at the
Saginaw city auditorium. Tuesday
April Is Everyone Ia cooperating
10 make this big AFFAIR.
Pastor Dean. with the Rev. G. w
Baber OF Detroit: and the Rev. Mr.
Rhonenee OF Flint and others was
In Lansing last week in a confer
ence with the governor.
Tabernacle Baptist
Easter services were we'll at
tended at Tabernacle Baptist
church. A very filing canfaia was
presented by he Senior choir The
pastor. the Rev +. C. Jones. deliy-
cred timely sermon. subject. The
Suffering Of Christ An Easter
program was rendered al 2 pm.
At The evening worship the ordi-
nation service OF Mr. Highiower
for deacon Was held
The pastor was rendered sur
prise birthday party a the home OF
his sister. Mrs. S Lille. 90s y. 5th
street Saturday evening April s.
II was a nice affair The honoree
received many beautiful gifts
Mrs Rhode Hightower IL re-
porter for Tabernacle church
The beautiful home ~ Mr. and
Mrs Alexander Farrell. sos y sth
street was lovely setting for the
birthday party in honor OF their
two-year-old baby Alexander, Jr.
Several guests were present The
little boy was the recipient OF a
lot OF nice gifts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
PONTIAC NEWS
r, '. r. Harris

fernate N the sle6toral COLLEGE
The Ministers alliance Detroit.
will sponsor a program for he
benefi ~ aiding The Rcv Mr. VII
liams expense Al The hospitsl April
20
The Rey (. y Broyles pastor ~
Trinity Rspusi church spoke
morning and evening from This
Power dt'His Resurrection There
was meeting A. I'VE o'clock nm
dor The auspices Of the sunday
school
Easter morning ssrvices a. Mace
donia Baptist chmch we're held a.
eleven O'Clock. and The Rev Mr.
Powell pastor spoke on The Ris-
on christ. The RYrt' mst ~ sir
O'Clock and = special program ras
rendered ~ eight o'clock
Tho no, = Reed pastor ~
New Hope Bspiis' delivered
special message Easter morning.
A special ceg hunt VAS a. ir'o
clock The caldwell sisters ne
troi offered specis rumbcrt ~
three oclock Tire SUNDAY school
dramstlzed a sacred PLAY at eight
clock
The New Reihel RartiV church
The Re, T TimbNrlskt pastor had
Easter services featured hN a sur
rise program With sprcisl music
aud resurrection greetings Rrsak-
fas, WAS served from seven n nins
O'Clock The pastor spoke Al elev-
on O'Clock on The Power ~ tho
Resurrection
Or 7. l.. Ballou. Flint. SPOKE A.
the evening services and Will con-
iinue the revival Mrs Ruth Nay
Tor. Hopkinsville ny viii sns
MessrS Warren and son. and
wilfred Fowler. and Mrs.. Frances
Coleman. accompanied nv their sis
ter. Mrs Martha Ferguson, netroi'.
were called ~ Smithlsnd. Ky. Ne
cause ~ the nsafh NJ their uncle.
G g. Parker Miss Altman YOUNG
and Johnnie NJ tampbell Lake
street jointly celebrated heir
birthdays April TO They are e'ev-
en- wears OF arc. Miss Gloria Young
Lake street. IL on the sick iisf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
ROSEvILLE

ST. Luke AME sunday school was
we'll attended Sunday morning. At
the morning service the pastor
the Rev. Mr.. Smith. preached from
Revelations l:is. subject, New
Life" The Rev Mr.. Clark. of be-
troit, was visiting minister. A
sextet from the choir rendered the
beautiful selection. The Lilies
Consider"
At Z pm. a program was render
cd by union OF choirs In Mt.
Clemens. Mich. The children pre-
scented an Easter program at 730
pm. Mrs. VI Braxton WAS mistress
OF ceremonies.
Don't forget that Friday April
II, will mark the close OF The mock
conference rally. April Is the
month OF prayer 1880 pm. Is the
time when choir rehearsal is held.
Thursday, Z pm the stewards will
meet AT The home OF Mr.. Dan.
First Baptist Church
The pastor. the Rev. +. Thomas.
delivered the morning message
Easter SUNDAY IN large audience.
Mrs. Thomas and daughter. Susie.
rendered solos. one member was
added 10 the church.
Promptly at s am. the Easter
program was presented under direc-
ton OF Miss Kay Jones and Miss
Inell Foster. Among the partici-
pants were: Mrs. Bessie Hamilton,
Detroit: Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. Cum
nigham.
The Macomh County Union choir
held It's recent session in Mt Glenn
ems. Mich
The Macomh County Bihie class
met last Monday A. the home OF
the REV. A. whoev. s5iSo Lawn
boulevard. The subject Of the les
son was, The Perfect Unity OF the
Scripture" Visitors Include d
Misses r. u. and &. Hamilton.
q. Green Il president OF the bible
class: Mrs. n. Johnson, secretary;
and the Rev. A. whoey. teacher
The class meets each Monday night
NJ 1880. Visitors are welcome.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15

The Here | Am board ~ New
man AME church held a luncheon
At the home ~ Mrs Mary : Slev-
cnson. Maple street. April -
The National Association for the
Advancement OF Colored People
will sponsor an educational meet.
ing at the Bagley school April -
DR.. NJ L. Spears l. president 81
the local branch.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Richard
son. lull street. entertained the
Pals OF Pleasure April : The host
ess served a delicious menu in hon
or Of Mr. and Mrs Eugene Scott
Mr. and Mrs TAFT Fisher were
hosts At house parry April &
The guests We're Mr. and Mrs vii
liam Austin. Henry Emmanuel and
Miss Clarence Mitchell
Mrs. Austin LEFT April . To- Tex
arkana. Texas. accompanied h,
Miss Mitchell. Detroit
Albert Williams. Detroit rapa
bic and efficient aspirsnt 10 repre-
sent The laiiy in the general con
ference in 1910 worshipred A.
Newman AME church SUNDAY
morning
The Rev A r williams pastor
~ Newman AME. though weak
from recent ma ior operation do
lIvered the Easter message from
Searching for The Lost" 10 a
large congregation There were
four additions Mrs Herireri Flet-
cher and three sons. Theodore
carr and Herberi The, we're hap
TIED by The pastor There was a
program In the afternoon Mrs
Mamie McFee and daughter.
Yvonnc. we're AZ The morning and
afternoon services
Dr. VI. l.. Spears delivered very
flne sermon AT EIGHT o'clock The
captains OF the rally made reports
which were favorable Mrs Eva
Spears was crowned queen She
was also elected delegate 10 the
elcctoral college which will con
vene In Lansing An educational
program viii be held NJ Newman
church Al cieht O'Clock April is.
Mrs Gertrude Allen was elected al
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Whitaker Doines

The Rev. Mr.. knowles was guest
speaker last Friday at Brown Chap
Ell AME church. in Ypsilanii
Mrs. Rosa Bryant has been con-
fined 10 her bed hut is much i'm
proved AT this time. She will serve
n chicken dinner Saturday evening.
April Is. al the home of Mrs FL
mer Brooks. 200 Harriet street.
Mrs. Bryant VIII also sponsor n
program Sunday afternoon. April
16. at Campbell Chapel. The Rev
II. &. Brown will preach
A birthday party at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown
was given In honor OF Mrs.
Brown. The honoree received
many gifts and fluctuations Those
attending were: Mr.. and Mrs. Al
den Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Smith. the Rev. and Mrs. A..
Knowles, Mrs. Nancy Alexander,
and Harvey Rhann.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
WINDSOR NEWS

Mrs. Mary Williams OF Detroit
were guests OF MIR. and Mrs. Wal
ter Perry on Sunday.
Robert Parson. son OF Mrs. Hell
en- Perry Is returning to his home
In 0wossa. after visiting his mo-
Their for the past two weeks.
The union Good Friday service
was held at Tanner AME church.
The order OF the day featured the
seven last words OF Jesus. The
Rev. &. l.. Wells. pastor OF First
Baptist church. preached on IA
Their. Forgive them" The Rev. r.
". Jackson. British ME church,
To-day, thou shalt be with Me IN
Paradise; Joseph Hrockington.
Woman, behold Thy SON; Elder
Harrison. MY God. My God, why
hast thou forssken me?": the Rev.
William Harrison. "I thirst" Mrs.
Bush. 1T Is hnished": and the Rev.
!. II. Edwards. OF First Baptist
church. Sandwich. Father, into
thy hands. l commend my spirit ("
Easter Sunday. the pastor. the
Rev Charles Penny. preached from
Mark 1876, "Ye seek Jesus OF Naz-
areth. who was crucifed. He Is
risen; He is not here" subject,
Our Risen Lord" A special wor-
ship service was rendered at the
evening hour.
The AME and BME churches
united In prayer service Wednesday
evening. April II. at 3 o'clock.
The Mortgage league will pre-
sent Prof. S. A. Ratliffe and his
elee club al Tanner AME church.
Friday evening, April IL. at 8
o'clock.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
ny Julius c. Baker

/ Tent pitching will he pracllced
Between hteen and twenty boys
are expected TO take part In the
hike
The Spring camp for the boys
was not quite a. much fun as an
ticipated. Reports Sitting through
have II that some of the boys en-
countered trouble trying 10 cook
outdoors.
The Nav Frolic by the Douglass
Community center will be present
ed May Is.
Mrs. f. Davis. River street. was
hostess 10 The Bridgette club last
Thursday afternoon in her home.
Cards were enjoyed and refresh
ments served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Davis. Lam
sing. Mich. we're Easter Sunday
guests OF MIR. and Mrs. Ernie Da-
Wis. River street
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Brown. Al
Logan. Mich. were Easter Sunday
visitors OF Mrs. Evelyn JeferIes
and Miss Kissle Allen. Peeler
street.
Mrs. Sybil Winburn and daugh-
ter. Virginia. were sunday visitors
OF MIR. ard Mrs. James Baker, Sr..
Mrs. burn and Virginia are
residents OF Grand Rapids.
Many local residents motored
out-of-town sunday 10 visit rela-
tives and friends
Miss Ernestine Peek Is con fined
TO Boryeas hospital with two frac-
tured ribs as the result OF an ac-
cident while she was the guest Of
Elmer Mitchell Mr.. Mitchell SUI
fered a bruised wrist We wish
Miss Peck a speedy recovery.
Harlem Hits and BITS
Wonder " 8. D. and o. G. are
afraid OF the open, where did the
Three Musketeers" 70 Saturday
night. Who lectured 10 >. NJ. and
what was II about. Friday night,
wonder Ia s. n. still holding away
over C. G. what girls were irktd
because N transportation 10 Rattle
Greek, who was going Ia return
those pictures hut didn't II seems
that y. H. has found another litter
partner In p. r. Al last r. NJ.
proves that she can he nice. NJ H.
from Texas. don't work too fast
II goes again. Who tried to he 40
big al the style show last Friday; |
The boys most popular song Il. !
III Never Did Care"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15

A testimonial meeting preceded
me preaching service at Campbell
Ctpsl AMF church. on Palm Sum
dsy The REV A. Knowles deliv-
rpd an excellent sermon, text,
BEHOLD Thy King Cometh."
Nspm, an inspiring gospel mu-
Ecsl program was rendered by the
Gospel chorus OF Second Baptist
church
The Young Peoples chorus was
ru.si n Tho RNPl' OF York Baptist
church At y pm. Harold Carter
and Mrs ! Smith also participated
on tho program
A week " special meetings at
tracted many persons to Campbell
Chapel Las Wednesday the speak
Or WAS The Rev Garther Robertson
Of Second Raplist church. Ypsilan-
b. on Thu sdav evening. the Rev.
{ l. Mornr 81 Windsor. canada.
vat nreeeuI