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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Sunday School Pupils Present A
Program At Friendship Baptist

The $. s lesson for Sunday
April O. was reviewed bv Major
Brown. There was a fine attendance
with fourteen new members. Supt
$. Briggs presided. The largest Of
fering was given ny the Senior
boys and The intermediate girls
had the largest attendance
At pm. splendid program was
presented by the Sunday school
pupils. The superintendent thanks
all parents for having made II pos
sible for the young people 10 put
over this unique program.
"Risen Lord" was The subject 81
the pastors message at IL am.
Five additions were made to the
church
The BYPt rendered a spicy pro-
gram at 6 pm.
The Sacred Cross choir will rem
der musical program. entitled
Holy CITY, al Friendship church.
6eS Mack avenue. Thursday eve
ming. April -
The Rev. J. H. Johnson is pas
Tor Sidney Briggs is church re-
polter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Woman's Council
Of Second Baptist
II o | d 8 Meeting

The Woman's council ~ Second
Baptist church met Monday. April
:. at pm Reports were made by
a number of committees
The Courtesy committee reported
that for March, 2,S visitors were
contacted The Nurses committee
visited and assisted twenty-six
families The Education commit
Tee handled Two cases affecting two
school children. The Dorcss COM
mlitee made eight new pieces The
Sick committee visited twenty
eight sick persons The Home COM
mittee gave twenty pieces away
The Membership committee reported
four new members
Each member of the council Is
requested TO bring one new mem
Der 60 the next meeting The quota
for this year is TO he one thousand
members
Mrs Terrell the president.
thanked all committees for helping
make the recent hanquet success
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Appropriate Easter
Program Sunday At
Mt. Pilgrim Baptist

Services we're well attended at
Nj Pilgrim Rsp'is' church Easier
sunday morning MANY visitors were
present Christ Did Rise wss The
subject 81 Tho Roy. y. n Hiison's
message All present learned
greai lesson and beautiful story Of
tho Lord lesus
In the afternoon Tho SUNDAY
school rendered an appropriate
Easier program with all the chill
dren taking Tar The Young rso-
pie brought oni Inc Easier message
in songs and rotations
The Master -Four and other sing
ere presented an ENJOYABLE musical
program SUNDAY evening NJ Pill
grim choir was commended for no
splendid service rendered A. the
morning worship
Mrs Helen Johnson "a chnfch re-
porter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Lacy Randall Brown
Is Claimed By Death

The remains of Lacy Randall
Brown. eS. who formerly resided A.
Oxford hall. in this city. were
shipped LAST Friday morning "a
Winston Salem. NC. for inter
meni Mr. Browns mother. sccom
panied The remains
Mr. Brown, who MAS known -
manN 81 his Detroit friends as
Jimmy died on April : following
hriei Illness Death resulted
from pneumonia
Having resided IN Detroit for 'hs
past fifteen Years Mr. Brown Was
popular among tho Younger So He
was educated In Tho public schools
~ Winston Salem and affiliated
with the church AZ an early age
lie was employed Tor long time
as Pullman porter
Surviving The deceased arc his
parents. Nj and Mrs. Daniel Brown
~ North Carolina three sisters.
Mrs Lizzie Whitfield aud katherine
Brown. OF North Carolina and Mrs
Emma Johnson Detroit. hrcther.
charles Alhright and ofher rels-
tivcs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Christian Science

Doctrine Of Atonement' will he
The subject OF the lesson-sermon
In all Christian Science churches
Throughout the world on Sunday,
April Is.
The golden text (Romans SID
Is: we also joy In God through
our Lord Jesus Christ. by whom we
have now received the atonement. f"
Amons the Bible citations il this
passage tJohn 3:1sl: For God so
loved the world. that he gave his
only begotten Son. that whatsoever
believeih in him should not perish
but have everlasting life"
Correlative passages 10 he read
from the Christian Science text
hook. Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures" by Mary
Baker Eddy. include the following
-. 1881 Christ expresses God IS
spiritual. eternal nature. The name
Is synonymous with Messiah. and
alludes 10 the spirituality which Il
taught. illustrated. and demonstrate
ed in the life OF Christ Jesus was
the embodiment.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
New Mt. Moriah

At 10 g. the pastor. the Rev. Mr..
Murry spoke from 81 Matthew
ISL. Go quickly tell Peter and
my disciples The church was
packed 10 its capacity al the morn
ing as we'll az the afternoon serv-
ice AT which time spicy program
was rendered
The RYPt' met at the usual hour.
The assistant pastor. the Rev.
VIM williams delivered the eve
ming message
Allen Temple and New Mt Mo-
riah held union services on Good
Friday at Allen Temple. The Rev
willard Leske. evangelist from Ar
kansas. who has heen holding serv-
ices at Allen Temple and Pastor
Murray delivered inspiring mes
sagcs 10 n large audience
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
St. Paul A. M. E.

Easter Sunday VAS memorable
dav a. 81. Paul AME church s,S
s Radema,her street A. . 30 m
the Sunday school lesson VAS re-
viewed nv tho assistant superin-
tendent. Holsev Dye
The church was comfortably
flled at the regular morning serv-
ice
The choral club ssnr me Hale
miah Chorus after the service
opened
The pastor. the Rev W = Rice
presented the Rev. F.. l.. CLARK
who gave wonderful discourse
from Phil. ale. Two infants were
baptized.
At spm. the sunday school pre-
sented an Easter program. directed
by Mrs Naomi Weaver and her
committee. A contribution of East
or eggs was made nv Mrs Weaver.
The services were very impress
sive and all present rejoiced he
cause OF Him who rose from the
dead
Mrs lille n. Hill Ia church re-
porter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15

There was record attendance at
the Sunday school OF the Church
OF Our Father. last Sunday morn
Ing. FINDER direction OF Supt. w r,
Hendrix. the classes completed the
book ~ Hebrew. Many OF the pu-
pills are giving written reports on
the Hebrews. A general review
will he held next Sunday. The Of
fering was SO.
Pastor kaiglcr delivered pow
erful message from Job l4:f. using
as subject THE Mortality. the
Hope Of the Soul After making
clear To his audience the question
that has been important 10 each
generation III man dies will he
live AGAIN." the appeal was made
and six were added 10 the church.
Mesdames r. l.. Woodson and
kaigler were soloisls and sang
beautifully.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15

The church altar vas decorated
with many beautiful lilies. hvs-
cinihs and roses. gifts ~ the Non
Periei club. Ladies Aid society.
Usher board. womens guild. Mrs.
Catherine Wells Mr. and Mrs
4 n HAYES Mrs Matthews and
Others.
An Easter pageant was presented
a. tho Sunday school hour. under
the direction ~ Mrs Olean Long
and Tho primary and beginners
classes under Miss Dorofhy Grier
and Mrs Emma stewart also rem
dered program Easier eggs were
distributed 10 all present
Dr William Lloyd Ines. pastor
of 81 James PRESBYTERIAN church,
New York. will be The guest speak
81 next SUNDAY motnins
The Non-P ariel club il sponsor
ing dinner at the church April
&c
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Symphony Choir And
Sunday School Give
Cantata At Calvary

The Calvary Baptist Sunday
school opened last Sunday under
the direction OF she Adult depart
ment The Rev. X. Flats gave a
lively discussion OF the ,lesson
Paul breaches the Risen Christ
The Easter morning sermon was
preached by the pastor. the Rev. ].
n. Mastin, subject. Jesus Present.
ing New Life" based on the text
Rev lis. Several lovely selections
were rendered by the symphony
choir. The church was filled TO It's
capacity.
The cantata. Life Everlasting
was presented in the evening by
The symphony choir and Sunday
school. The leading parts were
fung by Mesdames G. Smoot. r. Dot
son. a. Ferguson. T. Olgatree. NJ.
Smith Messrs. Tyrus and J..
Smith. Ralph Daniels directed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Overflow Throng Worships At
St. John Presbyterian Easter

Easter morning vorshippers
crowded ST. John Presbyterian
church 10 capacity. the overflow
throng sitting and standing in the
Sunday school rooms. Special East
or selections were sung by the
choir, with tenor and bass solos nv
Messrs. Harvin and McDonald. re-
spectively. The infant sons Of Mr..
and Mrs Ward and MIR. and Mrs
Malone were baptized
The Rev Mr. Porter's Easter
message was pertaining 10 the res
direction OF Jesus. and life ever
lasting 70 his followers he said:
ION this occasion everything be-
speaks renewed life by the awak-
ening OF nature from the winters
sleep. just so we shall awaken from
the sleep OF death into new life. .
Two were received into full mem
bership in the church. and seven
other persons joined. The commu-
Mon service followed the sermon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Rev. Kaigler To Celebrate The First
Anniversary OF Church Of Our Father

The Sunday school and choir
presented fine program at the
evening hour. Several musical
numbers were rendered closing with
play THE Challenge OF the
Cross" Mrs. Kaigler supervised
the program. assisted by Mesdames
Watson. Woodson and Miss Roxetta
Phillips
The Friendship league will spon-
sor fellowship tea Sunday. April
is at 400 pm. at the parsonage.
1862 Madison.
Beginning at 2 pm. next Sunday
the church and pastor will cele-
hrate their first anniversary. The
Rev. A. l.. Merritt OF First Baptist
church, lnkster. will preach. The
church Of Our Father has pro-
crossed nicely since it's organiza-
ton. The building has been made
comfortable and there are approx
imately 500 members on roll.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Tabernacle Senior Choir Presents
Cantata At Dawn Easter Morning

know not what they do by r. Up
shur baritone: and A. Brewer. ten
or. on, through the last word. 1T
Is finished" and ending with the
prayer. Christ, we do all adore
Thee, and do praise Thee forever"
the reality OF the death and resur-
rection OF Christ was emphasized.
The soloists were Mesdames
McCutcheon and G. Durham. So
prano;. II .Upshur, c. Speights. r..
Pittman, M. Charc,or. c. Gown,
baritone: A. Brewer. II. Ayers and
NJ Harris. tenor. The concerted,
praiseworthy efforts OF Chas. w.
Speights. director; IRIS. Alberta
Piitman. organlst and Mrs. Ruth
I.atture. pianist. contributed greatly
to the successful rendition OF the
cantata.
Several visitors were present. A
liberal silver offering was present
cd The singers.
The pastor. the Rev. n. u. Pitt
man. preached special Easter
message from the subject, From
Darkness TO Dawn" derived from
the text. Matt. PSI AZ 1880 am.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15

At the dawn OF Eastern morn a
large number OF worshippers
thronged 10 Tabernacle Baptist
Church. Westslde Detroit, to listen
to The Seven Last Words OF
Christ" effectively portrayed in
song by Tabernacles Senior choir.
Just prior TO the professional.
The Old Rugged Cross" eight
merbers OF the choir wearing
white robes and headdress. formed
cross In the center OF The choir
stand, later Joined by the other
choir members. who. arrayed in
black robes and caps. marched
stately 10 their respective places
on each side OF the formed cross.
This, together with the decoration
OF potted plants and palms. and the
soft lights made an impressive
scene.
The Introductory solo. 20. all yc
who travel upon the highway. bark
en- 10 me and behold me" was sung
by Mrs. A. V. McCutcheon. soprano.
BEGINNING with the first word
Father. forgive them for they
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
B ACKACHE
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And acid Thru Kidneys
And stop Getting Up Nights
IS CENTS PROVES 1T

when your Kidneys are overtaxed
and your bladder is irritated and
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HARLEM oil Capsules. = hne harm
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It's one good safe way 10 put more
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hut he sure 10 get GOLD MEDAL
Its a genuine medicine for weak
Kidneys right from Haarlon IN
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Conference Year At
Mitchell M. E. Church
Closes Successfully

At the Sunday school hour sun
day. the Easter spirit was very
much in evidence. Eggs were Civ
en- 10 each pupil. at the close OF
the lesson period.
The pastor. the Rev. II. T. Byrd,
preached from Mark 1873. subject.
Roll We the Stone Away"
The report by the Ladies Aid
closed the rally. the total amount
raised being $50. The quilt In the
quilt contest was awarded 10 little
Miss Keye Frances Tull. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Tull, 1922 Stock
ton street.
The Rev Mr. Byrd Ia his final
sermon OF this conference year,
expressed his desire TO return, as a
result OF the successful years work
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Evangelist breaches
At Mt. Tabor Baptist

The pastor. the Rev. G. l.. woi-
ford. preached fine sermon sun
day. April at IL am. At 3:So pm
the MI Tabor's quartet rendered a
musical program.
The BlPU convened az 6 pm. at
which the Rev l.. ". Payne, we'll
known evangelist. gave an interest
ing chart demonstration dealing
with the physical. spiritual and
mental phases OF man.
The Rev. Mr.. Payne preached a
very helpful sermon from the sub
jet. Spiritually Blind at the
evening worship.
Any RYPU or Sunday school
which desires to have Dr. Payne
give one OF his splendid demon
STATIONS can contact him at 1909
Leland street. Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
DR.. Thomas Speaks At
Inter-Denominational
Ministers Ali a n c e

The Rev. ID. r. Thomas. pastor
OF I.omax Temple AME Zion church
will he the chief speaker At the
meeting OF the Inter- Denomination
al Ministers alliance of Detroit and
vicinity. Monday. April L.. AZ IL
a m. al 81. Antoine YMCA
Dr. Thomas will discuss. ITO
What Extent should the Church
Regard Public Opinion. AZ TO The
Right ~ lts Program
Or. David Rleke. presiding elder.
delivered an inspiring message AT
the last assembly Of the Ministers
alliance. The Rev. H. ". Porter
Is presiden, ~ the alliance
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Interraciial
Meet Charted
By Catholics
First Will
Be Held
April FL

A series OF Interracial meetings
Is being planned by the Catholic
Information Bureau OF Detroit and
the parish societies OF Sacred Heart
church and 81. Benedict the Moor
church, The frst OF these rallies
will he held In the auditorium Of
81. Benedict the Moor. Beechwood
and Begole on Friday evening,
April 81 at s o'clock. Admission Is
free.
The principal speaker at the
April 81 rally will he the Reverend
Sylvius Sakus. C.P., professor OF
sociology and economics at the ST.
Paul OF the Cross Monastery. His
topic Will be THE Catholic Church
and Inierracial Justice" Fr. Syl-
wins is an authority on his sub
jet having made study OF this
work In the Catholic church and
having been active In working
among colored people in various
cities OF the country. Both Fr. Syl-
wins Sakus and FIR Plus LABEL.
4 r.. are we'll known here for their
interest and excellent work among
The colored people in Our Lady Of
Guadalupe Parish as well as their
activity at Birdhurst Community
center.
Attorney Charles Berry. member
of Sacred Heart Parish will also
address this rally. Oral TAYLOR will
entertain with vocal selections.
Other musical entertainment Is be-
INK planned. The address OF well
come will be given by the Rev. Tim
olhy A. Murphy. C.S.Sp.. pastor OF
81. Benedict. the Moor church and
The Rev. Henry A. Thienels.
& SSp.. pastor OF Sacred Heart
church will inform The rally or the
colored Apostolate in Detroit. Many
prominent members Of the Catholic
clergy including the Rev Clare
Murphy. archdiocessn director Of
the Catholic Information Bureau
of Detroit will be present.
The Interracial COMMITTEES In
charge OF these rallies extends a
cordial welcome TO the public
Holy Hour At 81. Dominic
On Holy Thursday the church
commemorative the Institution Of
he Most Holy Eucharist While
seated at supper with His chosen
twelve on the eve OF His passion
our Divine Lord changed bread and
vine into His body and blood and
gave 10 His apostles and their sue
eessors the power and the command
70 do this until the end OF time.
But during Holy Week this com
memoraiion Is not given the JOY
and the special service because OF
he sorrow which The church ex-
presses at the Saviour's passion
and death. A special day has been
set aside by the church 10 honor
Our Lord in the Holy Eucharist
and this feast Is known as Corpus
Christi" Body OF Christie This
years commemoration falls on the
eighth OF June and in preparation
the Dominican Fathers al st. Do
minic's will conduct a Novena OF
Holy Hours
This Holy Hour will he conducted
each Thursday evening at 745 and
will consist Of the singing OF
hymns. recitation Of the Rosary
sermon and Benediction OF the Most
Blessed Sacrament The Rev. Ed
ward l.. Hughes. OF. pastor OF 81.
Dominic's church and his assist
ants extend cordial invitation 10
all members OF the colored group,
whether Catholic or non-Catholic
10 join with them in this <ovens
or Holy Hours. 81 Dominic church
Is located at the corner OF West
Warren and Trnnhnll avenues
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Macedonia
Sunday School
Grows Strong
Rev. Coleman
Still Under
Doctors Care

Tho SUNDAY school ~ Macedonia
Baptist church 10 growing rapidly
under The leadership ~ the Rev,
James McCrsy. very efficient
Young man.
Al the IL am service lasf Sun
day there was an overflow consre-
gation The pastor the Rev y n.
Coleman. still under the doctors
orders. did nor preach me Eas'sr
message The assistant pastor. he
Rev. G.. l.. Ferrell. VAS The speak
er. preaching from John % lasn.
subject THE Savior's Easter Greet
ines peace Be Inio You
A we'll prepared program wss
rendered a. 2 80 nm nv the sun
day school juniors
The RYPl convened ~ pm A.
which time an interesting program
was presented under the direction
OF The competent president, Mrs
Irene Saunders.
Al 80 pm Tho senior choir
under direction ~ Oliver Wilson
and Mrs Ella Reece pianist pre-
scented an Easter fantats The par
|ficipants were hiShlv praised nv
Pastor Coleman Tor their splendid
rendiIions
A drama "'rhe King triumphant
with Mrs Rsece and Mrs Y l.
Nalieni In charge MAS also pre-
srnted Sunda, evening There were
three eCcessions
Mrs rriscills Danieis ia hack
home after heins called 10 BirmlnF-
ham. Ala 10 Tho bedside ~ her
morhsr who il reported much inn
proved
Mrs Lula Smith is church re-
nOrter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
COUGHS
COLDS

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That's why il gets such fine results
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plaster Musterole generates he surface
skin stimulates. warns and soothes and
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Recommended by many doctors and
nurses. In 3 strengths, Regular. Chill
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Third Baptist Church

ruer Sunday was highly cele-
hated Al Third Baptist church In
,vsrv rsspe, The pastor. the Rev.
cE Asksw was Al his best in de-
lvsring nc sesmon on the resur-
rcton. Thee was capacity au-
dsnte The tYne Easter spirit was
mauiieu throughout the entire
service Seven new additions were
made 70 The membership.
The Young people rendered an
Easter pfoer'm in the evening
which VAS ennved by all present,
Cora Nadisor i church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15

The Pastors Aid union held it's
executive meeting sunday April :
at Calvary Baptist church az which
time two more churches We're add
ed making total Of fourteen
churches enrolled
The monthly program VIII he
held al the shiloh Baptist church.
the Rev. $. u Ross. pastor sun
day, April ie at pm. All local
Pastors Aids are invited 10 at
tend.
Mrs. Rrigg Is president. Mrs.
Whimhiy. secretary: Mrs Harrison.
reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Baptist Ministers To
Hold Confab

The Baptist Minister'S conference
will meet Tuesday. April rs. at Mt.
Olive Baptist church. 1850 F.. Can
field. near Russell. At 1890 am
The Rev. r. NJ Kaigler will dis
cuss the Sunday school lesson and
Tho Rev 4. G.. Williams will preach.
The public Ia cordially invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
OMAR TEMPLE NO. 1

mo Dramatic Order knights held installation
ns pas regular meeting The following officers installed
N"f David Golston Grand Mogu
N"' Raymond Middleton.
f. Gilbert Jones Venerable Shiek
Not Joseph Powell Venerable Scribe
NoiA. Hinkens,
NotM r. Warren. Msheds
Nof-Dorsey r. Roundtree. ROYAL Thaioris
Noi-Hcrvey Harding Royal shah
Noi James ",
NotA. Hnkins ROYAL keha
Nrl Team No MEM Egyptian Tent Drill Team No
'ns regular monthly joining Apr Colonel Allen
non Of me Uniform special and held the
'on q ne rank officers following officers elected
No'-Davd Golston Captain
Noi-lA Hnkins
NotA G. Davis. end Lieut.
Ladies
Princess Mary Grader. Captain
Princess Annie NJ Ariher. lst Lieut..
- Princess Maria I. Warren. End Iieu
.a''' 0rcers also installed ny Colonel Washington
No ~ ~ celebration IN
~ Nh representatives thirty and 600 guests from
10 STATE Texas
vot--J W. Brown
no Noes club will H. C. owens ON SUNDAY ar
M N is 1919 In their Goodwill The meeting VIII Dc
wv warren Baptist Rvard At 5;SO
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Entertaining Supreme Session In August
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-15
Grand Lodge Knights Of Pythias
And COURT OF CALANTHE: STATE OF MICHIGAN
History Of The Knights Of Pythias and
Order Of Calanthe Boosters Club
BY Herbert l. Dudley
GOLDEN GATE COURT NO. ASS. o. o. c.

soen e ouri No As a. o. G.. organized
no Wy ~ lfltmi The charter as
Emma lHshe'. VIC. Lucille Shepherd W. Inspector
LUCY tnia'e WO BERTHA Naachan. r. OF Act
HATTIE lSiecse. SD. carrie Milton,
Sopna Parker. Esc. lille Walker.
klN lifnfie, r. OF ~ Mary Turner. O Dep
JNa F4fel. J.p. Shorter. &C.
Bertha Rake. Eta Butler Protector
since beng organized has taken all
whs ~ r. Courts 81 Calanthcs
lhs Es'r Tent l. originated cold
'aF QUIZ The leaders being Chariot William
Barter and Mahala ones
Mary Juvenile Court No Of Golden Gate ,our was reo
nh1ed Naei IS 1912 with pilgrims
us m'sne we'll they asked they
me Nhy Nairon Mrs Marie Worthy
W' td0'f and worthy Treasurer
ue can 70 keep The children Interested.
'oden ae curt the Wednesda,
call Tv IA eri;i rlad