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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-05-25
Highway Dept. Has No
Immediate Plans For 81
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his visit to your office as one
of our delegation, decided to
improve his station by an in
vestment Of several thousands
of dollars on the assumption
that SO would remain as now
located. Furthermore, business
of all kinds will be effected
more or less, and as stated to
you, we desire an opportunity to
present our case before any
plans are made to change the
present routing of SO through
our city.
The very uncertainty Of the
proposition keeps our towns
men stirred up, and altho we
received assurance that there
be no money available for five
years to make such a change,
and that we would be heard
before any definite plans were
made, we would appreciate your
further advice in lieu of this
later development.
Furthermore, we would sug-
gest that survey be made Of
the possibilities of an under
pass at the Great Northern
tracks at the west gate to this
city.
Yours very truly,
D. B. Caughren,
President.
In answer to the above Mr.
received the following let
ter from Mr.. Hoffman, which fol
the time being should set at cas-,
any thought of change on Highway
81 in the community. The commits
sioner's letter is as ollows:
State Of Minnesota
DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS
1916 University Avenue
Saint Paul, MINI.
May 16, 1889.
Mr.. D. B. Caughren, President,
Sank Centre Community Club,
Sank Centre, Minnesota.
Re- Trunk Highway 52-Sauk
Centre.
Dear Mr.. Caughren:
Your letter of the 10th, with
reference to surveys which are
being made at this time to de-
termine the feasibility of the
relocation for Trunk Highway
No. 50 around the westerly and
southerly part of Sank Centre,
has been received.
AS you were advised at the
time Of the conference in my
Office, this department has no
immediate plans for any con-
struction along the lines Of the
survey which is being made.
This survey was started as a
result of a discussion with a
delegation consisting of Sena-
tor Welle, Representative I'M
dieke, Lawrence Herzog, and
F. J. Bergman, who were in
terested primarily in the loca-
ton Of Trunk Highway No. %
coming into st. Cloud from the
west.
We, of course, cannot make
definite statement that the
Highway Department will never
construct on the route which is
being surveyed as we cannot
predict how long the policies Of
this department will be under
my control.
The suggestion which your
committee has made with ref
erence to the possibility Of an
underpass with the Great
Northern tracks at the west en-
trance to Sank Centre will be
given further consideration and
you can be assured that con-
facts will be made with your
city officials before plans are
completed for any change in
the present routing of Trunk
Highway No. So thru Sank Cen
ire.
Yours very truly,
Department of Highways,
M. J. Hoffman,
Commissioner of HIGHWAYS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-08
Observe First Anniversary Of The
Rev. Thomas at Peoples Baptist

The Rev. O. c. Thomas. pastor
OF Peoples Baptist church preach
ed splendid sermon Sunday
morning. July from Luke 1891
20. The Angel choir sang beauti-
full selections.
At The evening service. the Rev.
Mr.. Thomas preached from Gal.
Sail
The first anniversary OF the Rev.
Mr. Thomas began Monday. July
2 and will continue through. sun
day. July 10. Visiting ministers
with their choirs who participated
were: Monday evening. the Rev. r.
]. Jackson OF Corinthian Baptist
church: Tuesday. s pm, the Rev.
j. VI. Hardwick Of Reulah: We'd.
nesday. Morehouse aud Baptist
Training school: Thursday. the
Rev. w. J. Barnett OF ST. James:
Friday The Rev. A. l.. Merritt ~
First Baptist church, lnkster. will
he in charge.
The Rev. f.. l.. Todd OF the Sec
ond Baptist church. Battle Creek.
Will be speaker Sunday morning.
Sunday afternoon the Rev. Mr..
Wright OF the New Bride Baptist
church will be in charge.
The Dramatic club will present
a program Monday. July 10. pm.
featuring local business men. Atty.
Ramon Martinez will he t0asimas-
ter.
You are Invited TO attend all
these services.
Miss Minnie williams Is church
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-08
Go To Church
SUNDAY
Visiting Minister Preached At
Calvary Baptist Sunday Morning

Having returned from the Sun
day School congress which con-
vened in Tulsa. Okla. Superinten-
dent l.. j. Suggs presided over the
Sunday school at Calvary Baptist
church last Sunday. He gave an
interesting report OF the congress
and reported a splendid trip.
Morning services were conduct
ed by the pastor, the Rev. j. H..
Mastin: Flowers were donated by
George Weaver in the honor OF his
mother. Mrs. Ethel Sims. who rep
resented the BYPU at the congress
gave brief report. Music was
furnished by the Senior choir.
Visiting minister was the Rev.
Sterling Jones, who was presented
by the pastor. The Rev. MIR. Jones
preached an eloquent sermon from
the subject. Jesus and His Fa-
Their VIII Make Everything All
Right"
other visitors introduced by the
pastor were Mrs. Jessie Vaughn
and daughter, Miss Beatrice Shan
non from ST. Louis and Miss Bes-
sic Toleder from Chicago.
The Rev. II. Banks baptized five
candidates at the evening service
after which the Lords supper was
served
The Ways and Means committee
is putting on two thousand dol
lar drive for the church. All mem
bers are requested to support the
drive.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-08
Carlton w. Gaines To
Speak At St. John

President Carelton w Gaines. Of
the Booker T. Washington Trade
association, will speak al st. John
CME church, Monday night. July
10. under the auspices OF the Mems
Fellowship club
The program will be In charge of
the Business and Economic COM
mitiee OF the club. The aim of the
committee is 10 promote better
citizenship between business and
professional people OF the commn-
nifty, also The patronage OF Negro
business. and to foster cooperation
between housewives and the bust
ness public.
In addition TO Mr.. Gaines. the
program. will feature Miss The
resa Bailey. lyric soprano and
member OF the Delta sorority; the
young peoples choir OF 81. Ste
phen's AME church: Mrs I.avonia
Bowen, reader: the Harmony
Three. OF Second Baptist. includ-
ing Elsie Is. Lewis. Irene Williams
and Mary Booker; f. Sanders. ten
or and other artists.
This will be the first OF series
OF summer programs 10 be spon-
sored by the Mems Fellowship club
OF 81 John CINE church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-08
BY j. NAY


The calendar OF the week Is taxi
en- from the Roman Catholic Mis-
sal, which is the Official book OF
the church containing the prayers
or all the Holy masses which are
10 he said throughout the year.
During the entire year the
church commentaries the divine
work Of Redemption. namely The
coming. life. the passion and death
and final glory OF Christ. This
commemoration Is made IN the
Holy Sacrifice Of the Mass. which
is offered daily in All ~ The Cath
ollie churches throughout The world
Daily there is also made a remem-
brance OF those dear friends Of
God. the Saints. who rs their he-
roic lives have proved their love
and devotion 10 Him.
Sunday, July 2 Is the sixth SIM
dav after Pentecost. The lesson
read In this day alludes 10 orr
baptism being dead 10 sin We must
walk in a new life with Christ.
The multiplication Of The loaves
related by 81 Mark ia the Gospel
or today figured and announced
The Sacrament Of The Eucharist by
which faithful souls are nonrished
Monday. July 10. The Seven
Brothers. sons OF 81 FelcilaS. who
were mariyred for their faith by
the Emperor Antonins In The year
100. Their martyrdom was wit
messed by their mother.
Tuesday. July II. ST. Plus 7.
Pope and Martyr. who reiened IN
The years if2-t50. He endured
many hsrdshlpk for the faithful
and was put III death In the year
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-08
Get Report
On Conference
Tennessee Prof.
At St. John CINE

SUNDAY. July . was dsy ~ 70.
ioicing and happiness Al ST. John
'ME church Much interest was
shown in fhe sunday school dis
cussion Prof Joseph Compton ~
Ripley Tenn was a visitor ana
made a great talk ON he Signifi-
canoe ~ Solomons Cho,e
A. II am a crowded house was
present After the usual opening
ceremonies Dr ! ". Collins
church delegate 20 me Districf
conference which was held IN Nj
Clemens Mich. made an excellent
report
The pastor ne Rev Mr. McClain
spoke from the text s.. John S.li.
sihiec God Gave i's a Cur
Hundreds 'ook Hol, communism
VISITORS from q number ~ s'stes
We're present and presented
A. = 50 pnh mo Pastors chorus
held ts anniversarv.
Mrs Make craig. junior sunday
school superintendent ls reported
improved AZ The Fdsih X. Thomas
hospital
VI 4. Crimn i church rcpom ar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-08
Attendance AT
Church Not Pro-
OF Christianity
Some Of Worst
Characters Carry
This Out

Rather concise. but imn,r,,l
valuable information and snusj
ening views on TESTS OF ors y
ligion" was the very practics, y
mon delivered by the Rev P
Pittman, pastor OF Taherr. \
Baptist church, Sunday morn;s|
July 2. The veteran clervvmJ
pointed out TO the enormous IA
ence OF worshippers the DANCE,
an individual basing his eyldsn,.
being a Christian on the sact ~
he attends church regularly q
constant reader OF tho pihls u
prays very frequently.
None OF these so-cared A
dences are sufficient IN conc,nj
that one Is Christian. for n,j
OF the worst characters can 81
out these practices said tho ~
Mr.. Pittman, and he then reierrl
TO the scripture found in the III
tecnth chapter OF corinthlaOl
Though ! speak with The tonml
OF men and OF angels. and haye M
charity, I'm become as soundl,|
brass or tinkling SYMBOL
Stressing the fact thai one "a
not be a true Christian unless n
does the things Christ did in N
spirit in which Christ did ihem n
admonished his hearers IN kno,
that the spirit OF Christ Il ihe sn,I
II OF truth, long suffering. love an|
joy.
Five new members were adaa|
to the church roll. The ssni1
choir supplied The singing Ss1
eral out-of-town visitors wsn
present.
Succeeding the regular morn,n|
worship. the ordinance NJ N
Lords supper was observed
The Pro Musica Dramatious .,
ciety rendered an excellent mp.I
cal program al s pm under All
spices OF the Young Nairons !,
ciety. The singers. composed \
Young people. exhibited tho splsn
did training they are. receiving M,
der \. ". Holloway, talented "a
cal musician.
There was favorable attend
ance who received the entire Dr.
gram with great enthusiasm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-08
Bishop j. A. Bray Is
Visitor In Motor City

BISHOP James a RraS ~ chica
IN. p esidinS bishop of The eolored
Meihodls' Episcopal church spent
ihrec DAYS in Detroit last week on
me occasion NJ his visr ~ The 10
foi pisrici conference which
convened in MI Clemens. Mich.
While In Detroit. bishop Bray
Mas he guest nf NJ and Mrs.
Joseph r Bailey. 6ii7 Nnewood
avenue he will make another trip
here during The second week in
August. 10 promote The leadership
training school for ministers. Law
leaders SUNDAY school and mis-
sonary workers OF the CNt.
church on 81 Auhin street. of
which ihe Rev j. r. McCiain is
pastor
Bishop Bray pfesides over the
chicago. Detroit and St. Louis
area also Arkansas. and since the
death Of The lafe Bishop !. &. Mar
iin, Tho STATE 81 Louisiana.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-08
Musical Program At
New Zion Baptist By
Local Choirs Sunday

Services ai'New Zion church. 919
Alfred street. began Sunday morn
ing al II o'clock. The Rev. Mr.. Sui
Ivan preached from st luke ~.
IL was a 'forceful and helpful mes
sage.
At pm. Pastor +. g. Mercer
and his congregation. worshipped
AT King Solomon Baptist church.
and held baptismal service. -Four
converts were baptized.
At pm. the Rev. s. wilkins
conducted the BYPt' service.
The evening service was held at
1880 pm.
Devotional services were held
al $40 Pastor Mercer preached
from Gen. 2S:19. surely the Lord
Is In His Place" The message
was very impressive. Many were
present.
Sunday. July 2. musical pro-
gram Will be rendered at the
church. by local singers and out
standing sneakers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-08
|Codnthian Baptist To Observe
'Women's Day. al Church Sunday

The Rev. f. ]. Jackson. pastor of
Corinthian church. preached Sun
day morning from Psalms 92:1,
1T is good thing 20 give thanks
unto the Lord" subject. THE SUI
perlative in Thanking" The
speaker said: There are many
people who enjoy Gods blessings,
but never call to give Him thanks"
The annual woman's Day will
he observed Sunday. July 3. from
$50 am. throughout the day.
Sunday school will be conducted
at $3.50 am. by Mrs. B. Sanders.
Mrs. b. Wilson will give a sum-
mary OF the lesson.
At 11:45 an, the guest speaker
will be Mrs. Kaigler. Mrs. Ida
Pope will present the speaker.
Mrs. Bessie Burt will be soloist?
In the afternoon, the women OF
the missionary society Will pre-
sent a Biblical drama. Miss Lena
King will be soloist.
AT 5 pm. Mrs. l.. Alexander will
be in charge Of the BYPU. Mrs.
+. Johnson will deliver a special
address.
At 1880 Mrs. NJ. Cole will pre-
sent the speaker, Mrs. Askew.
The pastors radio program Is
broadcast every Sunday over sta
ton WEXL. The public is invited
10 tune in.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-08
West Siders
Back In Union
Each Choir
In Campaign
Nv Bobbie BIackman

To the surprise OF many the
Wesiside lnspiraiionsl singers paid
all requirements and again are rec
oenized fun members Of the Cos
pei Choral union Of Michigan The
wcsisiders' lineup for the choir
ELECTORAL campaign IL as follows:
Clarence burden. governor; Mrs
Beatrice Craft. queen; Miss Doris
BRYANT Miss Detroit: Mrs. Muth
campaign manager: Mrs. p Graft.
reporter The officers are presi-
dent. Mrs. Ophelia Bryant. vice
president. Mrs. jeanette Kailer:
secretary. Mrs. Beatrice Craft: as
sistant secretary. Mrs. Tena Love
JOY: treasurer. the Rev. Mrs. Viola
Fews; chaplain. Mrs. LLOYD: plan
ist. Miss corine Campbell: direc-
tress. Mrs Bobbie Blackman.
Each choir entered in the big
campaign is requested 10 raise
500. each dollar representing 100
miles. First Baptist choir. Ecorse.
has travelled 9S7 miles. The Officers
are Mrs. Beulah Morten. president:
Mrs. Viola Wourman. secretary.
Officers OF the MI. Vernon Cos
pei choir are president. Mrs l..
Sauls; vice president. Helen Criss;
secretary. Bertha Phillips.
Mrs. Annie Mitchell. one Of the
east side queen contestants. gave
a lovely lea July I. About $50
friends helped 10 make this affair
quite success. Mrs. Mitchell is
one Of The unions hardest work
ers. The tea was given in the home
OF Mrs. Mitchell 22O2 Clinton
street.
Mrs. Menerva Johnson OF First
Baptist church. Ecorse. also gave
a delightful tea. which was quite
a success
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-08
"Cod and Patriotism Go
Together" : Rev. Porter

The Rev. Henry Porter. the pas
tor. preached an interesting and
patriotic sermon Sunday morning,
in which he stressed the signih-
canoe Of the Declaration OF lnde-
pendence and the Liberty Bell. In
brief. the speaker said: God and
patriotism 70 together, also indie
pendence and religion go hand in
hand. God should he in our gov
eminent as well as IN private az
fairs"
The LADIES' Aid met at nm
with Ms Lula Martinez. Of Vine
wood avenue
The Young people met al the
church a, the same hour. Their
lawn party ast Friday nieht was
well attended and enioyed hy more
than Sky Young tolk and many
adults.
The annual Vacation Bible school
opened WEDNESDAY July ;. With
daily halt-dav sessions under The
guidance OF compe,cnt teachers
ChildTn in mo coumunifv arc IN
vifed 70 attend.
Communion service Will follow
the sermon. sunday morning JULY
q AZ 8 80 pm = Husband and
Wife meeting viii he held hv The
Community clubs.
The Non Pariel club will NEE al
3 p m Tuesday. july II with Mr.
and Mrs Harvey Hill 553l Vine
wood avenue.
The choir held i's monthly meet
ing. Friday night June 30. follow
Ing The rehearsal. and planned
supper meeting a, Belle Isle july
-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-08
Unrest Is
Due To Existing
Wickedness
Going Against
The Philosophy Of
Jesus Christ

The Rev. III. II. Coleman pleased
his hearers last Sunday with an
other great messages based on the
text. Come unto me all We that la
hor and are heavy laden and ]
will give you rest.
The minister said. There Is no
spot on earth where there Is rest,
the cause--we are going against the
philosophy of Jesus Christ. The
best brain in the world is trying
10 find a way out of the present
dav ills. SO few have been able 10
catch the sound OF Jesus words.
come unto me-"
The speaker further stated that
unrest is due 10 unrighteousness
for where there Is no existing UNI
righteousness. there Is a perfect
neace OF mind. Those who say
Christianity has failed say so be-
canse they have not tried IT. con-
cluded the speaker. There were
six accessions.
At 3 pm. the pastor preached a
forceful sermon from Matt, 25-14,
subject. THE business philosophy
OF God" The Lords supper was
administered
DR.. w +. Ramsey. OF Indianapo-
lis. Ind. is conducting fve-night
service al Macedonia church this
week celebrating the fourth ami
versarv OF the pastorate OF the
Rev Mr.. Coleman at Macedonia.
Dr. Ramsey is an outstanding pull
piieer. Come and hear him.
Mrs. Lula Smith Is church re-
norfer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-08
Christian Science

Sacrament will be the subject
OF the lesson-sermon In all Chris
tian Science churches throughout
the world on Sunday. July ..
The golden text Psalms sf:fO)
is Create In me a clean heart,
O God; and renew a right spirit
within me
Among the Bible citations in this
passage Isaiah SID: "He was
oppressed. and was AFFLICTED. vet
he opened not his mouth: he is
brought as a lamb 10 The slangh-
ter. aud as sheep before her
shearers l. dumb. so he openeth
not his mouth
Correlaiive passages 10 be read
from the Christian Science text
book. Science and Health with Key
to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker
Eddy. include the following 10. 2O)
" 'Despised and rejected Of men
returning blessing for cursinT. ne
taught morials the opposite OF
themselves. even the nature o,
God: and when error felt the now.
or Of Truth. the scourge and the
cross awaited the great Teacher, h
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-08
Catholics To Commemorate Saints
Who Proved Devotion To Christ

100.
Wednesday. July 10. st John
Gaulbert. a99 to 1913. Born in
Florence. Italy. Founded a relig-
ious order after the Rule OF 81.
benedict and Is known as the lib
orator OF Italy because he hanish-
ed from lhe country The terrible
sin OF simony.
Thursday. July ~. Anacleins.
Pope and Martyr. Reigned as Pope
from 102 TO li2 and was marlyred
by Emperor Trajan.
Friday. July H. ST. Bonaven-
iure, member OF The Franciscan
order. bishop. confessor and doc
tor OF the church. General OF The
Franciscan order. cardinal Of the
church. The ardor ~ his writings
and teaching won for him the title
"Seraphic Doctor He died In
1874.
Saturday. July IL. 81. Henry.
Emperor. King OF Bavaria In 995
and head Of the Holy Roman EN-
pire from 1914 10 1924. lie did his
best 10 promote The cause or re-
ligiOn and won the love aud adj
miratiOn Of his subjects. Died IN
1924
These friends OF God are pre-
scented 10 ~ as an example AMI Ia
encourage us In overcoming the
trials ~ this life These people
were human. they had sickness
sorrow. misfortune and difficult
ties 10 meet just as we in our day.
They kept before them the Divine
Model. Christ. and placing their
entire faith and love In Him they
met these troubles IN the spiri, OF
Christ-like resignation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-08
WINDSOR, ONT.

The colored war veterans OF
Battalion No. who turned out in
guard OF honor for the King and
Queen NJ England during their re-
cent visit here were Corporals Ed
ward Ellis. Jerome I.ockman. vii
liam House. Leo Ellsworth. James
Johnson and Prlvafes George
White. James Lockman and Lewis
CASTOR.
Jack Vaughn and Floyd Walls
Of Ypsilanti: Miss Alma and Free
ia Grayer OF Harrow and Robert
Harris OF Stratford were the week
end guests Of Miss Mildred Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Murder and
baby Frank Walls. Mr.. and Mrs
Wolf Scott were Sunday guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank walls are
ne proud parents OF fine hahv
hoy horn Friday AZ the Hotel nien
Mother and baby are doing fine
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-08
All Cooperate at fbenezer A.M.f.;,
Woman Minister breaches July 9Th

troit. Michigan. and the nation
In 1885 The NAACP held its an
nnal national conference there
Also in 1888 and 1850 The Civic
Rights Committee held two great
public meetings there AT which ap-
peared The Rev. Clayton Powell and
Dr. William Lloyd lines, both OF
New York Ebenezer was the pop
ular meeting place. and its vast
auditorium was crowded 20 the
doors in all instances. So there
will be many outside OF Ebenezer
church who will watch with deep
interest and pride The progress OF
The church in making ready for the
great convention in 1910.
Serves Community Well
Now Ebenezcr is serving wen
the new community into which she
has moved Sunday school was
assembling as We approached
Garfield and crowds OF children
were going 10 homes in all the
neighhorhood Of the church. The
Rev. Mr. Baber introduced The Rev.
David A, Blake.
The Rev Mr. Rlake's sermon
was an unfolding. or an account.
OF the evolutionary change in Gods
plan OF revelation to mankind. In
the time OF Abraham. the Leyitical
priest make intercession for The
people at the altar OF God. They
offered aS sacrifice burnt offerings.
as lambs. turtle doves. etc. and
Confined on Page 1O)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-08
St. Paul Ready
For Conference
Testifying Meet
Sunday At Church

surd school convened AZ me
usual hour and was well amended
The topic was well discu ssed I'M
der the leadership ~ the slperin-
terdenf Holsey Dye.
Az II am. me Rev ". :. Rice
preached stirring sermon from
The text ! Sam. 3 2 Speak Lord
for.'hv se-var' hearefh The sub
iect derived was 4 Divine Voice "
The Holy community was admin.
istered after ne sermon The SEN
'or choSr rendered wonderful sorv-
ics several visitors we've p~eser,
s. fha evening service. test
f'lng meeting WAS enjoyed = which
fscl one expressed y rnseN as 30
N's fai'h "a The lord Jesus Chris.
Sp'erdid services were n 4
t7-olEh0u' he dsv.
s. PsNl e getting ready fo- The
annual conference and members
.a PRAYING and working for sue
~ bic conference.
Mrs. IA''ie p. Hi +. church re-
rorfcr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-08
Choir Union
To Celebrate
Will Observe
18th Birthday

The Rev. Mr.. Brown who spcki
AT King Solomon Baptist church
Sunday evening. June % vas iorn1
erly assistant pastor of King Sol1
onion.
The pastor. the Rev. J. L. Herodl
preached from Mark q'l9 al I'D
morning service. Sunday. July 2
The subject was Faith Reser-
voir OF Power The soloisi was
Master Frederick Dennard
The Lords supper Was observed
al 3 pm. and bartismal servic'i
were held.
At Z pm. The Rev Mr. Ford mist
sionary worker Of the Nirhiga1
District association preached from
the subject, Bring what You Havs
TO Jesus"
The City Choir union Nil y
guests OF the King Solomon Senior
choir Sunday afternoon inly a
celebration OF their thirteenth an
niversary. The public is invited 70
attend.
Ophelia Dorsey is church reports
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-07-08

AT II am, Sunday. July 2. Beth
FL AME church will observe "wo-
mans Day" at which time Mrs
Christine Smith. correctional pres
ident OF the Women's Mite Mission
airy society will he featured in an
address on her recent trip To Lii
beria. the Gold Coast aud Sierre
Leone. also her travels in Europe
Fifty lady captains have been Sc
lected aud will make their reports
at the service. Special music will
be provided by The choirs OF Reth-
el church.
The service Will begin promptly
at III am. The public IL cordially
invited.