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The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-09
First Church

Miss Mary Rice, organist at St. Patrick's church, will be the soloist on the daily organ program series at the First Congregational church Wednesday from 12 noon to 12:3O. This is part of the National Music Week program in this city sponsored by the Mattatuck Musical Art society.
 Miss Rice will play the grave and allegro movements from Fautasie Senate by Josef Rheinberger; Come Gentle Death" by Bach; "Salida" by Louis Urteago; Prelude in c Flat by Scriabini; Enchanted Isles by Humphrey Stewart, and Fiat Lux by Dubois.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-09
Y CAMP PLANS
 REUNION FRIDAY

Ira c. Williams, magician, will be the chief entertainer at the annual reunion of the Waterbury "" camp Friday evening. The executive pro- motion committee of the camp met yesterday at the Y to make plans for the reunion. Barlow L. Hemin- way, camp chairman, urged all members of the boys and adult pro- motion committee to attend the re- union.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-09
SCHOOL ORCHESTRA
 PRESENTS CONCERT
2Oth Annual Program of
 Consolidated Group Of- fered This Evening

In perfect tune with Waterbury's observance of national music week, the Waterbury Consolidated High school symphony orchestra will pre- sent its 20th annual concert tonight in the Wilby auditorium. Michael Tolomeo will be concertmaster, and Floyd c. Evans, instructor of irlstru- mental music, will conduct.
 Featured on the program will be selections by past rulers of Europe, arranged by Quinto Maganini. The numbers are called, "A Suite of Music by Royalty"
 Several harp solos will be rendered by Miss Betty Mink, senior at Cros- by and a member of the orchestra for nine years. The program follows: 1. Abu Hassan Overture ........
 ........... Carl M. von Weber 2. Largo from New Worlds Sym phony-op 95 .................
 .................A Anton Dvorak 3. 8. Quietude ..". Carlos Salzdeo
 b. Variations on Theme in
 Ancient Style. Carlos Salezdo
 1OuDlC 4CIlpO LII
 Bouree
 Staccati - Butterfly - Flux and
 Chords
 -Trills-Scales and Ar
 peggios
 Conclusion
 BETTY MINK 4. a. Intermezzo from Jewels of
 the Madonna .. Wolf-Ferrari
 b. Bolero ...... Maurice Ravel 5. A Suite of Music by Royalty
 arranged by Quinto Maganini
 8. Passetyme with Goode
 Company ...... Henry VII (1491-1547)
 b. Amaryllis ...... Louis XIII 1601- -1643) c. Madrigale Prince Gasualdo 0560-1641) d. Military March-Frederick the Great (1712-1786) 6. Orphells in der Unterwelt
 ......... Jaques Offenbach
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-09

Invocation John McEvoy, Grand Knight Thomas Scadden and George T. Dillon.
 Rev. Francis M. O'Shea, pastor of the church of the Immaculate Conception, will deliver the invo-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-09
Congressman Smith
 Aids State Defense
Seeks Immediate Action for Anti=Aircraft Battery;
 Governor Calls State Armory of the Nation"

Temporary conversion of Connec- ticut's coast artillery into an anti aircraft battery, to be replaced when possible by regular anti
The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-05-09

Chairman cation at the breakfast at the Hotel Elton Sunday, May 21. Members will meet at the club rooms at 7:45 o'colck and proceed to the church for the 8 o'clock mass in a body.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
Macedonia Baptist


The Rev. C. l.. Terrell delivered
az Illuminating message Sunday
morning AZ Macedonia Baptist
church. subject. Jesus. The Saw
ing Name. text. Acts 4:1e. There
is no oiher name under heaven
given among men, whereby We
must be saved"
Rev Terrell said IN mart. The
power Of God is able 10 cause the
lame 10 walk. the hlird 10 500.
Can't We lay aside the many evils
which heset us and look IN Jesus
who Is able 10 holm MS ir The snIr-
i'ual things as we'll as In material
onos?'
Rev. Terrell IS in charge OF the
services IN the absence Of the pas
tor. Rev. H. H. Coleman.
sunday afternoon. the contest
sponsored by the Usher board.
came to close. Mrs A. d. Kim
bal was the winner. She led the
men and reported $222 60. F. H..
Downing led the ladies and report
ed $1,000.
The monthly meeting Of the City
Usher hoard was held at Macedo-
mia. Sunday evening. Rev. Evans.
y local minister, preached an in
spring sermon on Gods Greai
Love. text. John 3:16. Five were
added to the church membership.
Next Sunday night. haptismal
services Will be conducted.
Mrs Lula Smith Is church re-
pOrfpr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
Local Artists Stage
Musical At Ebenezer

A small but appreciative audience
attended he Three-ln-One grand
musicale. at Ebenezer AME church
last Wednesday night. featuring
Mrs. Nolande Maddox. Ruth penn's
Modern choir and the String En-
sembe, The musicale was sponsor
Cd by the Steward board. Mrs.
Dolly Brown was chairman.
Among the delightful selections
We're Thanksgiving Hymn" sung
hy he Modern choir: sons Of the
vikings arranged by Ruth Penn:
"a Spirit Flower and Carmen"
Mrs Maddox sang Ava Maria"
by schubert; tina Voce POGO Fa'
by Rossini. THE Souls Victory
by kursieincy.
The String ensemble. consisting
~ violin, cello and piano. rendered
The Londonderry Air" by kreis-
Ter; The Gypsy Dance by Nachez
and "Leeende' by Rohn
The climax OF the program was
reached by the rendition by the
choir OF Home Beyond the River
featuring Mr.. Morrow. az soloisi.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02

Woman's Council Of
Hartford Ave. Church
Holds Meet Sunday

The Womans council Of Hartford
Avenue Baptist church met In is
regular monthly meeting sunday.
Nov e az the Hartford center from
IS pm a spicy musical and lit
erary program was rendered Those
taking par. were Mrs. Leota Fig
gins. WAC gave reading Mrs.
Mae Johnson paper on Women /;
Nfhe. Palmcr piano selection Mrs
N've Gibscp paper. Mrs Gertrude
Jones. plaro selection
Ms 6erirlide Jones WAS elected
AZ chairman 90 the Program com
m 'iee ana $50 pianist ~ The conn-
Tire program sponsored hy the
counc, Ff,day evening NOV - az
Hartford Bapiisf caurch was fine
success Participants lrcladed
younS people representing he dif-
,erenf local public schools. They
we've Charles jackson Who also
received ash grize for selling
ths igesi number ~ tickets
Cla,encc ana Harold Mckinney
Leroy Sc1f'. Clara Walls Marian
Rel LOIS Murdoch Befnlce Patton,
ard others
The vonrg people d'd their parts
rpionaiiy Nell ard The program
MAS eers.a,gei treat 70 those
MIRO attended.
q.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
Tabernacle Closes Anniversary
With Testimonial To Rev. Pittman

In the course OF his very timely
sermon sunday morning, Nov. 26,
the Rev. r. II. Pittman, pastor OF
Tabernacle Baptist church remind
ed his hearers that wha' men need
is wisdom from above. for notwith-
standing their science and intellect
they were unable to out-maneuver
God lie said further "Kinedoms
and nations Who refuse 20 lei God
direct them are doomed 20 destruc-
lion as were Babylon, ancient
Greece. Rome and Egypt Con
fldence in God was the subject
drawn out from the tex In All
thy ways acknowledge him and he
viii direct thy path
The chorus sang under the direc-
torship OF Mr. McCuicheor. Mrs.
Petllgrew. wife Of pr Pettigrew.
was cues, soloist and appeased the
audience with two lovely rendiiions
Two new members were added TO
The church.
The program held IN the after
noon brought to close a very
bright anniversary celebration Of
The Rev. Mr Pittmans thirteen
wears pas,oraie at Tabernacle. A
fine testimonial period was pariic-
ipated in ny different members and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
Vernon Chapel AME

The Rev r. a. Schley and his
choir. from Trinity AME church.
Will worship al Vernon Chapel.
Dec. 3. al 23o pm. under the au-
spices OF the Stewardess board.
The pastor. the Roy. Mr.. Johnson.
requests all Juniors to Attend the
Junior league Of the church. which
meets frem 10 pm each Sunday
The Senior league meets AZ 6 p.m.
The pastor further requests that
al yourg people interested IN the
Junior choir. meet AZ tho church
Norwood and Drcxel. Thursday.
Nov 30. al 6 PPM
The public H. cordially invited
10 attend The services al Vernon
chapel AME church.
Misc liennie Powell l. church re-
unrtpr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
metropolitan Baptist

DR. A. G. Williams. pastor ~
Metropolitan Baptist church. 5f34
Hastings. preached an interesting
sermon on The subject. THE Bread
and Water Of Life text, John
Gas ard fli.
The speaker began his discourse
by pointing out how common bread
and wafer are and how indispens-
able. lie said. In part: Jesus does
not claim 10 be anything hut the
simple bread ard water OF life. The
substantial. fundamental necesei-
lios which every man must have 10
live. God never says thar he is
some high delicacy or rare luxury.
which only the rich can AFFORD 10
possess. lie says. he is the common
necessity Of life thai Is in the reach
Of ALL
The public Is invited to visit Met
ropolilan church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
Christian Science

"God the only Cauee ard Crea
for" VIII be me subject Of The Los
.on-Scrmon in all Christian Science
churches throughout the wolld ON
Sunday December 3. 1850
The Golden Tex fpsslms So s. %
is let All Tho earth fear inc Lord.
lot All he irhabtar's Of The world
stand In awe ~ him For he spake.
and ! was done he commauded
and D. stood fs'r
Among he Ehsa citations Is this
pass7ge Jeremiah 5i.i5): lie
halh mule fhr earth by his power.
he hath established The world by
NE wi,d % and hath stretched our
fhe heaven hy his understanding "
Corr 'afiye pas-sr To- Doe read
from Do rhrLiim Science f.Ni
h1ak "SDcuce and Health with
kY the Scriptures by Mary
b'hcr Eddy Include tho following
~ 5of "rhe creative Prime pic i
iIfc IrWh aud Love IS God Tho
universe reflects God
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
Rev. Black And Congregation Guests
At St. Paul anne, Southwest Detroit

A glorious time was had Al 81
Paul ANE church on Thankseiv-
inS Day The Rev. Mr. Black, choir
ard congregation ~ the First Rap-
list church We're guests. The Rev.
Mr.. Black preached from The text
Psalm 5o.1f-15 II was a powerful
and spiritual message Visitors were
he Rev and MIS- r. j. Clark and
Thompson Friday ~ South Caro-
lima
The sunday school convened at
the usual hour sunday. nov. %
The Choral club marched in AZ the
proper tiue and served splendidly
In song The pastor the Rev. $ 5,
Harris, preached from s.. John
12.eo II was an awakening SER
mon Visitors were Undertaken De-
zon Mr. ard Mrs Davis. Mrs Alice
Giles aud Prof HARRISON.
A. 2 nm the Rev. NJ Perry
pastor OF Tanner chapel church
Windsor. Ont. was guest speaker
he spoke from psalm 1924. The
Tannor Chapel choir supplied very
ENJOYABLE music. The service was
under the auspices OF The Steward
ess board. Il was their first effor,
and proved quite a success
The Rev Mr.. Harris spoke AZ thf
: pm service using as a iext Phil
Rib. The second quarerly con-
ference Will be held sunday Dec
II nr David A. Blake will preside
Mrs Lille y. Hin Is church re.
norfcr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
First Baptist Church

The Rev. p. y. Black, the pastor.
preached fine sermon at First
Baptist church. last Sunday on the
subject. THE Prodigal SON" text.
The turning point in the man 5
life The hrsi anniversary OF the
church was held sunday afternoon.
The first report was made sun
day for the fund to repair the
church building
Mrs Minnie l.. Scott. soprano.
Will be presented in recital
Thursday. Dec Z al the First Bap-
list church under the auspices OF
the Senior choir Of which she is
member.
Mrs. Parker. who has been con-
fined because OF the illness OF her
father. Mr. shelton. attended the
services sunday Mr. Shelton and
Mrs. Weems are much improved.
First Baptist church is loca ed at
1912 Gould street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02

visitors. all OF which paid Flowing
tribute 10 the valiant minister as
preacher. pastor. leader and friend
10 humanity.
Those taking part were Deacons
Baker. Han. McGill Misses Emma
webb. Watts. Erncstlne Johnson
and Bernlce Cobb. the Rev. Mr..
nrcwey. the Rev Mr. Clark. Mr..
Mcrrick. Mrs. Ruth Sprague- Mr..
colbert and Mr. Harris. Deacon
Jordan. Who Represented the Dea-
cor's union spoke highly OF the
rasior as counselor and presented
him a token from the union.
The Rev. Mr. pittman made ex-
pressions Of appreciation for the
LOYALTY and honor bestowed upon
him. The outcome OF the rally be-
iween the mer and women OF me
church was reported. the women
having surpassed the men by near
rs twenty dollars.
Further expressing their appre-
eia,ion for the untiring and unset
ash service rendered by The Rev.
Mr. Piiiman. several gifts and an
Offering Of oyer sie5 were present
"a n him ny The membership.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
New Zion Baptist

After spiritual devotional pc
riod ~ New Zion baptist church.
sle Alfred street The mofnirg ser-
mon wac delivered by he Rev $
wilkins Ne preached from The
text, Isaiah ! u.s. Come and Jet as
reason together
81 the evening service tho pastor.
mo Rcv r q Mercer, spoke from
b iexf Luke le 81 u WAS 2
plcndid message
The Missionary sot efv hold iis
regular meeting Tuesday from II
am 70 JPN PRAYER service is
held zach Thursdn eseurg At 30
O'Clock
y j. Blunt is church reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
John Wesley AMEZ

The second quarterly meeting
services for this conference year
will begin FRIDAY night with gem
aral class ard love feast. followed
Saturday night hv me quarterly
conference Each service Will be-
gin at s pm with the presiding
elder. Or J.. r Powell presiding.
pr Powell viii preach az II am.
after which he Will administer the
holy communion. At $50 pm. the
Rev r. l.. Jordan pastor OF the
United Christian chmch will be
guest speaker. His choir will sing.
wee union will begin at 63o
pm and AT 7;i5 the presiding cid
er will speak Representatives OF
All The Zion churches are expected
20 be In attendance al the after-
noon service.
The Rev. j 7. Moore. pastor Of
John Wesley preached an interest
ing sermon las sunday morning
10 he Young people IN tho subject
The Prodigal and His Father"
AZ $3.50 pm. The Rcv J. T.. Glover.
pastor OF the Metropolitan Commu-
nifty church preached a fine sermon
His choir sang
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
Baptist Ministers In
Meet At Shiloh

The Baptist Ministers Conference
81 ms city. which meets eaeh
tn, siiy AZ 1880 am. at Shiloh
Rair. chuich Of which the Rev.
: ID Ross is pastor. IS making def
inlte progress. under the leader
Ship az the president the Rev. II.
T. owens pastor Of MI Olive Bap-
iist cNnrch.
Each Tuesday. general exrosi-
ton oi The SUNDAY school lesson Is
giN,r hv The Rev J. G Benson. pas
tor 10 Thompson Avenue Baptist
chWCh. Or r. + NJ Hercules, ma
lionajy known Bible scholar and
blackboard expert Will teach the
blackboard Lesson each Tuesday.
Dom A. r. Fisher. OF he Baptist
Training school. delivered The mes
sage Tuesday. Nov. Is. The Rev.
Mr. llankersor viii preach Tues
daNl bee. e.
The public Is invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
Peoples Baptist

The usual interest was manifest
cd az the Sunday school hour last
Sunday. which was presided over by
superintendent O. ChiIlis
The IL am service was largely
attended The Rev. S. Jores preach
cd a wonderful sermon from the
subject Jesus and His Father VIII
Make Everything All Right
AT $3.50 pm. the Rev F. c. Mer-
Ger OF New Zion Baptist church
preached for the Missionary socie-
~ The theme OF his message was
Two live women ard a dead man. I"
Many OF New lions membership
were present
The Rev. Mr. Jones spoke at the
evening service from the subject
Training A Wild Man" The
church will begin It's anniversary
Dec 4
The Rev. Ny Ramsey Of Indian
ap7lis. Ind. will he guest speaker.
Remember All the sick in the homes
and hospitals.
Mrs Minnie Duncan is church re-
oorfor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
United Christian

A spirit Of ihaekitposs seemed
10 prevail AZ The rn "a Ch'stn
church. 563l rhir,,is sse, hs
Sunday as the p4-fb ne Rev R.
J.. Jordan spoke an H subjects
And BE We rhsukis closing
with we thank ter .esd. FOR ~.
erything" Three nuher. wen
added TO the chnfca
The choir is now cample,e tn
next singing unit 'a 3 earl1sdh
a Junior choir. l1e.a AVIAN
room for another in Bible cas-
held at 10 am IN sulir sun
day services VII. ~ h.l SlndaE
Dec. 2.
All are working 1esoltly IN Q
terest of the recital he given y
Miss 5 luborfa Weal'4ls Al ~
Detroit Institute ~ ii's Dec Il
She Is being presented BY ne lny
ed Christian chuf,N Minus !
Woodruff. chairman 7 \ Rouse
reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
Clinton Chapel AME
Zion Church

4 very lively discussion of the
Sunday school los>on was engaged
IN a. The regular hour AZ Clinton
chapel AAlE Zion church J. y.
Johnson. superintendent. presided.
The pastor, the Rev F. NJ viii
ism- brought the message from
psam ief THE Lord hath done
great hlngs for as whereof We are
sitd \ large and appreciai.ye
audience was in attendance
The Thankseiving program and
sery'ce We're "A decided success.
Ttn pf1erlm was sponsored by
WIS r ". Williams Mary visitors
a'. led
Mrs J.. " Rarger has returned
- he Cl'y AFTER an extended trip
- poin's p Tennessee. She re-
,rs a delightful rip
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
Mt. Zion Baptist

Pastor II. w Wright preached a
forceful sermon last Sunday morn
Ing. subject, There is More Room. f"
text. Luke li:22.
The city Choir Union rendered
an excellent program at pm.
sunday evening, the Rev. !. p.
Reed. OF Pontiac. preached from the
theme. Is Your Heart Insured?"
Friday evening the choir and
ushers Of Mt. Zion will accompany
Pastor Wright 10 Pontiac. where
they will worship With the Rev. MIR.
Reed and his CONGREGATION.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
Mt. Olive Prim. Bapt

Mt. Olive Pfn ltAe Bdpls
church was well attended last sur
day morning Prayer service wa
held at IL am and ine cho'f 'ur
nished music The l,tS NJ beuA
Of Cleveland. Ohio. Vs ne spear
err. He preached from 50 NaN =
One member was adera 10 !"
church.
At $50. Rev S. X rfcr-cn anl
congregation. Of Anlotl Pilm.u"
Baptist. were presenf ~ VI olNs
The pastor, Rev y blosa
read the Scripture lessor lf'n :,
Matt. is. Rev r. $ Dc' prea'n"
an interesting sermon.
Mt. Olive Primitive ~j'l wor'nI
with Antioch Primitive BaP"
church. Sunday, December 3
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
Sacred Cross Church

The Rev T. F.. Niece was guest
speaker At the morning and eve
ming services az Sacred cross
church G63 Superior street. last
sunday morning
A. II am The ext was from Acts
fs35-27 subject. "A SpiritF'illcd
Church'
The Missionary society gave a
Thanksgiving dinner IN INC church
dining room last Thursday.
The choir rendered fine pro-
gam az 3 pm. Thursday ~ New
VI sinai Bapils' church on Delmar.
THO program being presented IN
honor % tho Deacons' union.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
Mt. Pilgrim Baptist

TIE rey Nj Berry. a visiting
n rl.fer. preached last sunday
Hans eN' The Lord j. far
from ping The wicked, l Kings
TIE pastor he Rev y II lIlson.
eala'ire MS fourth anniyer-
safy r4s'or ~ The church
~ me Slraay afternoon service.
u" pastor and congregation Of
King SOL mon worshipped ~ NJ
Z grim Baptist church. Mullet and
orleans The guest speaker was
ne Rev /, G Wright
The pastors anniversary Will
con'inge another week The public
is i'Yrcd 70 a''end The services
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
FINE FOR KID NE Y
ND BLADDER
We A K NESS
stop Getting Dp Nights
And Feel lonnger

Keep yoar blood more Tree 'r m
asie matter. poisons ana acid by
au'fng more activity into kifnoys
ma hnd'.rr. ard you ouid i've A
hea'fher happ.sr and longer ne
ore efficient sa'e and harmless
Nay 10 lo This IL 10 yet rom your
druggist 4 IS cont box % Cod
Medal Haer,em On Gag Jules. and
AXE them AZ dlreefr he swift
results sE0uir GeiiFnt YOU
Resides getting 80 sish's some
symptoms OF ku1e fpdble may
be bl,ka,he shilng pains. puffy
ss
Don't i,e an EASY MARK and Ac-
ppt n substitute isk for Gold
ledal Ilaariem oil Capsules -
lght from IIaarlem In Holland.
1T sOID VIDV the original
100 D- fh, Gol.i
Medal % the bOx 30 cents.
Adv.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
St. Pauls Spiritual

81 Paul Spiritual church serv-
ices were conducted sunday morn.
ing by the Rev Mr. McCrae MIR
McCrae delivered an interesting
message on the subject Trust In
Cod. text. Psalms "a
Rev Morton Of The Church Of
God IN fhriei Windsor Canada
and The Flying cloud will he at
ST. Paul Sunday. December z a,
pm. The public is invited Rev.
Mitchell IS pastor Of tho church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
Ladies Aid Circle To
Sponsor A Musical

The Coleridge Taylor Harm and
Vocal ensemble will present a ul-
sicale. Friday Dec s. under iAo
auspices Of The Ladies Aid Circle
80 Q 81 Scott ME- church The
program viii be directed by MSS
Clara Young. talented youre harp
list.
In addition 10 The ensemble.
Afihur Walker Jr promising
Young tenor vii he sol9si. ~ is
a member Of the Detroit Postal Glre
club
Mrs Young viii also PLAY seycra'
Instrumental selections.
The musicale Will mark the hrst
public appearance ~ the Coleridge
IaylQr Harp and Vocal ensemble
since their successful pre-enia.
iion last summer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
Union Honors Mem.
Der With Shower

Members and friends Of the wo-
mans Mission Union gave linen
shower Saturday night. November
o.. al the home of the president,
1914 Willis street. ir honor OF Mrs
!. Smith. one OF the members who
married on October 81 Mrs. Smith.
was formerly Miss Rcspy
Many attended the shower and
the honoree was the recipient Of
many lovely and useful gifts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
St. Paul AME Zion

Rev p. r Flacb e pastor Al
Rev. y B. Palmer cles Mrs
ter. were very ae.a's ari eac,s.
aging In their d oersos a, \
Paul A. VI T. z IS. lrA Ia,
sunday The Scrar hp.r render
ed excellent music
Monday eyenis- Aa.sn,
club served a supp 50 ne chu,sl
The Worthy Four 2 fhtirr,
quartet. rendered q issga'ill DO
gram Of music
An excellent concert MAS gysl
bv the South Crrsllsa cah d
which Mrs. Louisa NeFa. va
chairman.
ST. Paul. AZ paln RaIha
welcomes all sifUl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-12-02
st. Peters Chur,|
Celebration
Many Ministers
Aid Two-week
Observance

st. Peters Zion church IN u,l
tramek. Mich. began h. ~
versary services. sunday w
Der 26 and Will con,nm Il su'']
Dec. 10. s'|
The series OF service. viii ,.,,.]
one OF the Creates chureh ,.1
versaries IL ST. ~ ere h,.]
Many prominent mia,s,efs ILL.,
tramck and Detrci. ana ,hsl' !
spectiye choirs am rongre,,.''
will participate.
Among the spca6 YIN \. !,
Rev. II. II. Colem1r o. AIsesdo..
Baptist church me rsv " nv. wv
OF Sprinehill; the Il, \. Mr. R,,.
Leland Baptist cha ne D.
Charles Hill. Ilar'f,f treno.. =" !,
Rev Jesse l.. Moore lahn w.
AME Zion; the re, Nm B,oos
Russell Street nau,is ana \
Rev. Mr.. Carroll. al seor y
church; also the Res SIR Newly
the Baptist church. VIM viii
accompanied bv 10 1--we wir, 4,
ers and the Flsirs cloud ana
and the Tuskegce -Four 10 am.
on program MonGae Ugh, ne's,
her 4 The Rev r. T. ilekso,
Corinthian Bapfist ca4rth wifi !,
participate.
The Great Lakes Thrift, clrh '
he In attendance IN 'hs eysnl,,
November 80. Gco 70 Iohr'.
church steward. v' IS II es,,,
\ large group ~ p-ntessIo,
men will he on nrsfsa. on necs,
Der 10. the closing .hf n, no
niversary. Thomas s,lcs,sra +,
be in charge. The Res. q N. NJ
calf is pastor of 81 pesrs Al
Zion church and traaa ass sv,
sunday evening 81 n 20 oyer =
fion WIpf<